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v IISIIIIIIIIIIIIIigaII iiillilll' lib-
billion In (Illicit! iiIIIII'
IlIIi Bdieihfidiqdmn III,
Peri all. Is Not I‘IIIIIIIIII
‘iNG’l‘ON March ill—The ill“-
or Governor Wood, on Guns, has
a rtéd up the discussion of
ltd the concessions to he grant
,7- ’e island. Gorernor Wood m
d ly on his arrival expressed his
a hat the reduction of ‘20 per
repelled y the House leaders
polish. , 9 says it ought to be
83 1~Ii‘ per cent" and really
to be Wiper cent. Wood
'Ilthu a so long that his opin
. .5. ‘t‘ o h vs w.elght but In this
"Congresaiwill hardly follow his
- 1y'l‘he hi est reduction that can
it rough Congress is 25
ill. and at will probably be the
ff
- 'l conceded the proposition of
Winchell of New Haven as
'1In‘ an article in the New
us has been somewhat dis
8 milar propositions have been
lore. Mr. Winchell suggests
lion of. 50. per cent. on (‘ubuu
, nd a similar reduction on em
‘ me 0 Cuba. Then to aid the beet
:= inenr Mr. Winchell would give
in a small bounty.
en this was shown to some of the
. Imar- men they expressed them
selves as entirely opposed to any suth
scheme. They said they did not want
charity, but simply I justice and a
, chillies to develops their new industry.
All a. matter of fact the heel sugal
Republicans of the middle west me as
I! d liable to cause trouble.‘ They
. ‘ determined to carry on the fight
a , they will not gig on until beaten
the floor of the case.
Sugar is mostly talked about in this
ction, as It is now generally
W down here that a reduction on
{the duty of Cuban tobacco will not in
the least injure any tobacco Interests
provided the reduction is not more
than 25 per cent. General Wood does
“not claim that the tobacco industry of
Cuba Is in bad condition On the con.
'trary it Is 'qulta different from the su-
Igar interest which must be aided. Still
Congress cannot draw the ‘.llne and a
‘ 1 reciprocity treaty will be the result.
BRONZE BUST 0F M‘KINI E\'.
‘i The bill presented in the Senate by
Scooter Hawley to purchase a bronze
bust of the late President McKinley.
into an Interesting Connecticut end to
it. The sculptor is Edw aid L. A.
Palisch who a few vcars ago was well
known In Hartford. Mr. Pausch was
born in Denmark, but came to this
country at an early age. At the age of
14 he entered the studio of Carl Con-
“rods of Hartford. and remained with
.him for something like twelve years.
.lt was here he received most of his
dusts-action in sculpturing, and to the
‘meachings of Mr. Cunrnds is due mosI
of his success.
For the past 15 Ieats .\lr l’ausch
‘has had a studio of his on n at Wcstcr
.,l_v R. l. He has made a autumn of
very fine statues. the best work being
perhaps an equesuian statue of \\ ash
9;ington which is at Pittsbulg. The
only death mask made of President
McKinley was made by MI Pausch
all?! the, likeness was so excellent, no
other artist was allowed to take II
«death 'maslt; The bronze statue is to
“be made from this death mask. and
promises to be a line likeness
POST OFFICE ORDERS.
The Post Office Depaltment has is-
staid gorders to establish a rural free
do very route at Falls Village hitch
field count). to commence May ist
The route Is to be 21%;. miles long and
(lovers an area of ii sounre- miles
These are 125 houses on the route and
624 people to be served. The carrier
has not as yet been selected.
. «rue two post unices at Huntsville
out South Canaan are to be discon
tinned togethel with the star route
The p65! office at Cornwall Hollow is
to‘be supplied by rural carrier, and all
the mail will go direct it} Falls \’il
lame
On April 30th the post oflice .at
Woodvllle. thchlield County. will be
. SI ed by rural free delivery and
'. all the mail will go to New Preston
. i VISITORS AT THE CAPITAL. -
' Among the Connecticut people vis
and; in Washington are: Rev. and
9M1: W 'C. Prentiss of PoquonOck
are here on their wedding trip:
Dixon of Norwich on his
m, San Francisco: Mrs
' of Jewett City; Huh
masses. of New London:
.Alllla and Mr and Mrs, S
who:
lacrosse to :ddna- Johnson. of New
~ uni 510w month. Original wi
33's,“ to: Catherine Farrell Hartford
818 per mourn.
Edward mood vale ill! «a
the slit) lilac t mopth.
Club niet at he residence
of C. B. Wheeler, Saturday night.
Mrs. Patrick O‘Connor. visited her.
sister-In-law, Mrs. lloud9n. III Bridge I
port, Saturday.
Jeseph 0. Hyatt were In Norwaik Fri
day on business
R lnaesa, of Westport Is occupying
his old home. III Spiingdalc.
friends are glad to see him back. ~
home In Greens Farms Saturday, from
a visit with friends III Norwalk.
'I‘he Messrs. llradley are making a
Iwalk. grading the lawn between‘walk
and roadway and otherwise Improving
theII property in Compo street.
Horace Wakpman who last. fall aban
doncd newspaper work to I‘I‘uccepi a
lucrative posltloii In the. Etnbalming
Supply Co.‘ a office has teslgncd
Selectman Robert Coley ls hauling
sand to various points along the high-
ways. where it. is to be distributed
with a view to Improving the roads.
The Helping Hand Society of the
Sau‘galuck M. E Church gave an on
tettsinmcnt and suppei at the real-
dence of Mrs. Squires TlInIsday
night. 9
The "Old Henchman" arrived at
Compoyesterday. i'll‘ Isoue of the
sure signs of springand from now un—
til very hot weather may be expected
to tramp from Norwalk to Compo. a
distance of five miles, nearly every
day trolleyiug home again.
K. of ii. IIIIII S. l’III-Ily has received
notice that it will be impossible for
Grand (.‘hancellm Kendall to be pics
cm at the meeting of Aspetuck Lodge,
Tuesday evening.
Allied Wakcman and wife. of Green
wich, were In town Thursday and visit
ed Greens Farms, with a view to lean
lag the llelyea place occupied by them
last summer. for the coming season. it.
Is understood that arrangements have
been made and flint the Wukemaus
will take. possession early In May
The Beneficient Society of the Con
gregatlonul Church will meet with
Mrs. W. H. Sexton. on Wednesday of-
ternoon at 9 o‘clock. 'l‘hc usuallpray.
or meeting will be held in the Congre-
gational Church on Friday evening at
7. 30 oolock. and the children will meet
in the Sunday school room Friday of
ternoon at 4 o c‘Iock
Sthiff Kempei is planning for ac-
tive work, on the town farm. There
are 12 acrestof‘ land surrounding the
buildings; onechaif of which has been
sown III grass, and will probablv con-
tinue to be used for that purpoao; the
other half will be utilized for growing
potatoes and garden truck suitable to
be used In the poor house.
IThere was service in Holy TrinitI
Church this morning at 10 o ‘,cIock and
there will be services dIIIIns the week.
as follows: Tuesday serylcc at 4 p.
m.; Wednesday service at 10. Moot-
ing of Trinity Guild of Rectory: Jun
ior Auxiliary at Mrs. Ogdcn's in the
afternoon. Thursday. the Holy Com-
munion at 8 o'clock in. the evening.
This time is especially set for the
sake of those who have found it Im-
pogsiblc to attend at 7:30. it is hoped
the change will be justified. Good Fri.
day. service at 10 and Ii. Saturday.
service at l p. In. after which the la
dies of the parish will decorate the
church for Easter Dav.
There was evening prayer In Christ
Church this afternoon at If o'clock, and
the services of the week will be:
Tuesday, Annunciation of the Blessed
Virgin Mary and Holy Communion ni
iiI23ll: Wednesday Utah)" and Holy
Communion at 10:80: Maunday 'l‘hurs~
day, Holy Communion, ill aunt" van
ing prayer at -I p. m.. after wlIIci the
animal meeting of the Altar Gull will
be held; Good Friday, morning prayer
llitany and sermon at 10:30: menial
prayer at 2 p. m EasteI eve. morn-
ing prayer at 10 a, m. Addresses will
be made at each service during Holy
week. Easter day. Holy (‘ommunlon
and sermon at 10:30 a. mu. evening
prayer at 4 p, m.
Everyone knows the. little triangle
that stands in from of the residenceli
of Lloyd Nash and Theodore Taylor
at the Intersection of King and State
streets. This little piece of land is
causing much trouble at the present
time, particularlygand mostly to Mr.
Taylor and his family, who claim that
it belouzs to them. it will be remctn
noted that some time last rear Ropre
sentatilc Lloyd Nesta who lives oppo
site. u‘as desirous of Improving the tri-
angle. which for years has been any-
thing bnt attractive. Mr. Taylor ob
iected. and as a result the land was
condemned by the town at a special
town meeting for a park. Since. the
meeting. however, n‘othiuz has been
done by the town, toward Improving it
but they probably will before the sum
mer is over. A more desirable spot to
besutlfv‘could not be found in town.
Some time alto; since the advent of the
rural free delivery system in Westport
a large United States mail box was
placed on the triangle by Uncle Sam
for the convenience of an. The Tay
lore objected to this’, but it still re
mains. The latest freak that they have
done has been the placing of racks
watching all the way from one hun
‘di'e‘d to five hundred and twenty five
‘ pounds each around the borders .of
this piece of land. These time been
beautifully whitewashed. The other
night some wag put up a sin on the
park bearing the words “Tombstone
rlr."
Private tutors charge for giving les-
“l"llp
I Chamberlain’s Cough
w Remed arm the for
an. knewn to Fill
In. IIIIIIIII’iIs.
' Probate Judge 1). B. Bradley and,
and his I
Miss Martha Mills returned to‘hcrl
croup and has never been
Given as soon as the child
' become; hoarse, or even after
WM the croupy cOugh appears, it 9
.cooono. come,
. 30M!
and soim ration-r
,, BXW rpn
HAPPDD Hanna,
per 31m,-
195 PEI-3T
an mrdphrhltum tin-Ills: 895:.
i." bulimia-almond. 96 '
.93! ,, I
. Ii““.‘.'!'."r‘t'. ii. 71:.
BSKBMO CHEMICAL 00.; Boston:
CONNECTICUT INDUSTRIES.
A Ndw"‘Fa,ct‘ory for' PIainville—Blg
Electric Plant In New Haven.
Osborne it Stevensons, of Plalaviilc.
who have for the past few years car-
ried on the manufacture of smali‘bard-
watc spcIIIIItles. will elect II new I'ac-
toty building two stories high. if m"
foot.
The llousatonic Cofiipany of Wai-
lingi’ord will start soon upon the em
lieu of II large brick factory, power
house and office at New Haven.
Work has been begun on an addition
to the (hand Avenue poon plant of
the Fab lipvcn and \Vestv Illc Railroad
Company. which (Ollllflii-l the tlolley
systems of New Haven. It is being III
creased from a station of lbw-horse-
power to one of about double that on
pacify. The cost of the improvement
will be 8150.000. it. Is hoped to have
at least a part of the new plant in use
the comingsummcr. As soon ascdn~
voulont after construction the supple-
mentary West Haven powor house of
the cbmpandy will be given up. The
one in Fair Haven was shut off last
summer. The enlargement of the cen-
tral power plant Is the result of a
movement by the. management some
time ago to concentrate Its generators,
under one roof. Such a policy is an
economical one from more than one.
standpoint.
A GREAT SURPRISE
Is in store for all who use Kemp‘s Bal
sum for tho Throat and Lungs, the
great guaranteed remedy. Would you
believe that It Is sold on Its merits and
any III-Iigglstls authorized by the pro-
prietor of this wonderful remedy to
give you a sample bottle free? it nev-
cr fails to cure. acute or chronic
coughs. All druggista sell Kemp s llal
sum. l’ric o... 9 K! and 50c
mp»...
FEDERATION OF WOMEN' S CLUBS.
Biennial Convention to be Held in
- Les Ansel“ In April
408 ANGELES, Calif" March :4-
[mm club women have just received
information as'to the program for the
biennial convention of the Federation
of Women's Clubs, which is to be held
here in May. Massachusetts was she
ccssful in scouring the most and best
places on the program. Delegates from
the tiny State will direct at least two
important sessions The owning do
Iotcd to literature is being arranged
by Mis- Ma) tldcn \lard, of Cam
of Somcrvillc. Mass,
session on "Civics."
Miss Ellen C. Sabin. of Milwaukee.
will preside over the sessions on “Ed-
ucation" and for the “Press" sessions
\Irs. Ella W, Pcatilc, of Chicago, has
been chase/n leader. Mrs. A. H. Brock-
way, of Brooklyn, will attend. to “Art."
Some of the other subjects to be con-
sidered are f'l‘oreslry.“ "Club Houses"
and “Tho Audubon Movement." “Civil
Service" will be presented for the
first time, Mrs. Dimics 'l‘. S. Dennisun.
of New York, having charge.
will conduct the
‘ Perhaps, if ten volumes of this paper
—~just think of it ten ycarsY—with can
cry column filled to Its utmost, were
devoted to nothing else, the testimon-
ials in praise of Ramon's Nerve 5‘: Bone
Oil would not all be published. it has
alloyed pain from accidents incident
to human life in thollsands of homes.
and will do as much In Iour home 23
cts. R. H Plaisted.
FORECLOSURE SUIT.
Against-Stamford Property in Which in
Dnrien Man is Interested.
Eugene Beach and his wife. Sarah
J Reach. of Gloversville N. ii.
sued John ’1‘ Foley. of Stamford Sam
uel B.'Bclden. of Dar-lens and Mary
‘ are" of a mortgage on the. estate in
Stamford which is known as “Three
Fields. " I
It is alleged in the complaint that on
May 8.1897_the defendant Foley owed
Joseph D.‘Wa.rren the sum of 81.500.
for which he gave a note payable on
annually and all taxes on the sum.
are was given to secure the note.
impure blood. a new lease on life if in
vested in. Ramon 3 iron .Tonlc. Try it;
gain you'll sing its praise. R. H. Plats
Brown
bedroom antics.
'I vl9l9IlII ought I09 be committed to Mid
bridge Mass. and Mrs. Anna ll. West. '
b’av e
O‘Brien, of New York, for the fol-solos»
demand with interest at the rate of
6 per cent. per, annum. Dannie senil-
The mormge in process of foreclos-
One dollar will give the~_ sufferer from
VICTIM OF IEDHOOM GYMNAS-
MILWAUKEE? cum 24—JOhn
,sixtoen; years old. living with
his parents hi this city is a victim of
gym Young Bron
had read of the athletic advantages to
sesame-I :‘through the use at. a pole
Mrs. Mal-wanted» Menfii Condi-
. than 859mm, 980th» Them.»
Mrs. Mary Mulvlnlll or Mary
Sparks who was arrested curly In the
week for committing a breach of the
peace ls still confined In the Bridge-
pelt city jail, with no definite doc lslon
aIIIved at do to whether 01 not she
ls sane or insane Three physicians
have examined and cross questioned
km, and each ono Ia undecided as to
whether her prpsenl state of Ins nil
l.I ilI permanent affliction or more
temper ry indi osltlon. Meanwhile
the pol he ate cudgelilng thclI brains
as to a solution of the Inysteiy and
no one has as yet, come to their all-
sistance with a plausible solution of
the affair.
An attempt. was made to have the
afflicted woman appoaI III coIIIt Sal.-
III'Iluy morning, but when she. was unk-
cd to go, she acted wildly, and threat-
ened to yell and shout at the hearing.
The woman's mother was present
in court to testify. but the judge
thuught her doadition could be better
determined by the medical men and
Iontinucd the case accordingly until
it could be. decided whether Mrs. Mul.
dlotown,
'I‘lIo misoner has a husband In Dan-
bury who Is anxious to contribute to
her support. but he will take no action
until the court has given II positive
decision In the case.
If people who are subject to the au-
noying Ills arising from a torpid lIVcr
would take a fox-:nlght's course of Ra
man's Liver fills and Tonic Pellets
they would not have to be almost cou-
sluntly dosing with strong purgatlves.
llamon's Treatment does the work
Ihoroughly yet gently. 9.5 cents. R. H.
Pliiisted ‘ 5 ‘ "
L. M. TARR IN YALE FACULTY.
He Will Give a Course on Meteorology
in the Unlverdity.
L, M. Torr. who has charge of the
New Haven branch ', of the United
States Weather Bureau. has been ‘add-
cd to the Yaio‘rfacuity.“ He’ has been
made Instructor In meteorology. . His
course will be givento members of the
graduate school. it Is announced as
one Of the electives of that department
for the coming year which were given
out yesterday. it will be recalled that
Mr. ’l‘arr was given the degree of Mes-
ter of Arts by Yale. a year'ago. in
speaking of the features of the course
offered by Mr. 'l‘urr, the prospectus of
the Graduate School electives saId
yesterday: 9
"This coursc‘ will include studios of
Ike general circulation of the. winds;
the dowlopment of storms; storm
tracks and their effect on climate;
thermodynamics of the. atmosphere;
methods of forecasting the weather.
The Instruments, records and charts
of the United States Weather Bureau
office will be available for research
w.ork"
Mr 'i‘arr has been In (barge of the
New Haven weather borer. II for about
seven years. While here he. has com
ploteli special research work in con
necticn wittr his routine work in the
weather bureau.
LOCKJAW FROM COBWEDS.
Cobwebs put on a cut lately gaIe'I .
woman lockjaw Millions know that
the best thing to put on a. cut is llIIIk
lcn's Arnicn Solve, the infallible boat
or of Wounds. Ulcers. Sores. Skin
Eruptions, Burns, Sit-aids and Files, ll
cures or no pay. Only 25c. fli l-‘. H
Baxter‘s Drug Store.
HOBSON IN STAMFORD.
Hero of the Merrimac Lectured
That city Saturday Night.
Captain Richmond P. Henson. U. S.
N. arrived in Stamford between 4 anti
5 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The un-
val hero was the guest at dinner of
Mrs. J. H. Addison. Suburban ave-
nue. His lecture in the Edward F‘crgu.
son Memorial Building, under the aus-
pices of St. Luke’s Club, began at 8
o'clock. The subject was "The Navy
and the Nation." After the lecture an
opportunity was given to many who
desire to meet Captain liobson.
Owing to an engagement in Brock
ton, Masai, Captain liobson was oblige
ed to leave Stamford on the midnight
train. After the lecture. and until his
departure he was entertained at the
Suburban Club as a guest of Captain
Richman an old shipmate nou rosid
ing in Stamford
-M
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FOR THE COMPLEXION
The complexion always suzers from
biliousness or constipation. - Unless
the bowels are kept open the impurb
ties from the body appear in the form
of unsightly eruptions. DeWItt's Lit—
tlo Early Risers keep the liver and
bowels in healthy condition and re-
m0Ve the cause of suchtronbles. C. E.
Hooper, Albany, GIL. says: "i took
Dertt's Little Early Risers for bill
lousnesa. They were just «what I need
years." Never gripe or distress. Safe
thorough and gentle. The very best
pl ".3 9 ‘ “
_t_.._.______
THREE WARNINGS.
Last week a delinquent subscriber
marrow." He's blind.
said ‘1‘“ pay you this week or go to
the devil " He‘s gone.
com—Finley (N. D.) Slope.
‘ WOULD SMASH ‘i'HE owe.
if members of the "Hay never as.
soclation” would use ‘Dr.‘ King's New
Discovery for Consumption the club
would go to pieces for it always cures
that bullies the doctors—it wholly
0.2, earns little ones from Group and.
, file applications in regular form which
ed. I am feeling better now than in ‘ i
said he‘would pay up if he lived. He , ,
died. Another said "Hi see. you to .
Still another '
There are
hundreds who ought to take warnings ‘ ‘
of these procrastinators and pay up ..
this malady-41nd Altman, the kind. ‘
drives from the system: Thousands of . .
oncohopeless sufferers from OWNED. ‘ ' I
lion, Pneumonia Bronchitis owe their ‘." _
the' “WM hbfdlth 80“"78. it com V
and is nemesis
Illi-fl'hroot “(Lilla 99'
Why East Nor-walk People should Fol
low This Valuable Advice. i
~o—n—a i9“
llccause the proof la in East Norwalk.
You can thus Investigate the claims.
thn Investigated they will prove sat-
, Iafactory. 9 9
”Demonstrates that theory gives way
before facts. ‘
Mr. James is}. Morton. (If 7
Place, East Norwalk, says:
long time my wife suil'ercd from baclc
ache and too frequent action of the
kidney secretions. 9Mnny remedies
were tried In IIII endeavor to find rc-
lief and cure. ' She had about given up
hopes when one day i got lionn's' Kid-
ney l’IIls at l’lalstod's drug store, and
tried to Induce her to take them. At
first she refused, but I finally pen
sanded her to give them a trial. They
proved to be just the right thing, lot
In It short time she began to Improve
and finally became well. if Mrs. Mon
ton was troubled ill the same way
again. i would be willing to pay ten
dollars a box for lloan's Kidney Pills,
knowing as i now know their curative
powers."
Betta
"1“01' '1
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-illilburn (10., Buffalo. N.
i'., sole agents for the United States.
ltcnu-mber tho [Hillier-"9'4:(lllli‘é‘l‘ilnd
(hilt..- llu other.
_ nu...“ a.-. .. ....-..._.._..._....._.
DANBURY AND HARLEM SOLD.
Westcheater Construction Company
Acquire; Trolley of Golden's Bridge.
The stockholders of the Dunbury
and Harlem Street Railway Company
have ratified the proposition to trans-
fer the property to the Westohester
Construction Company. and have in-
structed President Henry Board of
llanbury to execute the transfer. The
vote of the stockholders. was unani-
mous. The llnnbury and HaIlcm
Company Is coustrmtting a trolley line
between llanbury. Conn.. and Golden' a
Bridge, N. Y. The building operations
will be resumed as soon as the. ground
gets scttlcd. and it Is expected that the
road will‘be In operation about the
middle of May. George W. Nook will
be general manager of the line. ‘ I
SURGEON'S KNIFE NOT NEEDED.
Surgery is no longer necessary to
cure piles. lleWIlt's Witch Hazel
Salve cures such n-ascs at once, remov-
ing the necessity for dangerous, pain-
iul and expensive operations. For
scalda cuts, burns. wounds bruises
sores and skin diseases It is unequall
ed. Beware of counterfciis. "
NEW ORDER OF THINGS.
Vardmen in Bridgeport Now to be in
Charge of Freight Agent.
Hereafter, according to an order is-
sued from the New York headquarters
of the Consolidated road. freight ag-
ents at Bridgeport. Stamford and
South Norwalk arc to have charge of
yard men employed at these stations
and will select all men to fill vacan~
I-ics. Men may be employed temper»
nrily In case of necessity, but before
being regularly employed they must
Ile be sent to the New. York offices
for examination and approval. In all
cases new employees must report at
the New York office for the purpose of
examination before being appointed a
permanent position.
Ramon's iron Tonic leads the world
III blood medicines. Being rich in Iron
it Imports vitality to the whole system
and sends rich. renewed blood cours-
ing through eIcry vein.
“.00: it; ll, l‘laistcd.
CC
Large bottles .
J. H. Halt? Ill" austeaavry. and Hit
Originality of Expression.
J. listen the “apple king" of
South Glastonbury Conn, has bpeu
talking to fruit gibwers‘ meetings In
Massachusetts durinu‘ the week past.
He has an original way of piittlllk
things that appeals stIongly to the av
erago Yankee farmer. "Weeds are'a
blesslng to the farmer," says Mr. Hale.
“if It welc not for the weeds he would
not be digging and booing all the time.
and It Is the digging and hoelng that
makes the crop good. We have all
gone crazy on i'ertllizlrtmand l was
the biggest fool of the lot; but all the
time all we needed to get rich crops
out of the soil was to cultivate It. six
or twelve or eighteen times a year. if
necessary. You talk about the Ilch
flaming lands of the west The land
in New England, In fruit cultivation is
more valuable than the richest wheat
lands of the west. A nurse and a bar-
Iow will give It more fertility than we
can ever run out of It as long as we
llvc."—-lloston Advertiser.
Judge. llcuj, (‘openhuvom oi 'lloscoc.
MIl.w1Ites the following vcrIlIczt "I
was all bloated and my food did not di
goat At times i could hardly get my
breath. i could not sleep of nights. I
want to my dIugglst: fOI some mcIII
cine. and he recomomlcll Ramon' H lylvér
Mile and Tonic Pellets which i found
to be as he told me. They cured me
of that full feeling, and i can truthfully
say i feel better since taking them
than i have for years. R. H. l‘lais‘tfd.
A PROMlNENT MASON.
Edward F}. i-‘,uller. the now grand
commander of the grand commandori’
of Connecticut, Knights Templar, is
a native of Tolland. where he was
born May 13, 1853. "He has been a
prominent. figure In Masonic circles
for several years and be Is a junior
grand warden of Charter Oak Grand
Is also a member of Sphinx temple.
Consumption Is rarely cured InIita
advanced stage, but Ramon's English
Cough Syrup will ‘nip it. in the bud."
Safe sure, speedy. 250 etc. R. H.
Pleisted. “
ASK YOUR UROCER FOR
his
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Does Not Bake Out.
Free From Alcohol.
Pure. Delicious. Economical.
AT ALL GROCERS.
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IOl Beekman street.
For Sale In South Norwalk by
D. S. Davenport. bonanza Dibble.
New York.
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Lodge of Perfection, of Hartford. and '
fitate of Ohio, 3a., City of Toledo,
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be
Is the senior partner .of the firm of F‘.
J. Cheney & Co., doing business In the
city of Toledo. County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and star, 0 e of Catarril
that cannot be on ad y the use of
Hull’s Catnrrh Cure,
. ...INI{ J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 6th day of Decem-
her A. D.. 1886
A. W. CLEMSON.
Notary Public.
ilallis Catarrh Cute, Is taken Inter-
nally and acts directly on'the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Semi for testimonials. free.
P J. CHENEY, do CO. ,’l‘oledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
l-iIIll's Family Pills are the best.
TWO IMPORTANT “FAC-
TORS IN FIRE INSURANCE
First
Are you insured In a strong
company that Is “conflagraflon-
_ proof"?
Second
is your policy correctly writ
ten by an experienced agency?
The cxpmicnce of“ a (1quth of a
century. Is at your service.
JACOB'M. “”70".
Fire losuronoo
GR-l'rond‘Ploco Bo. Norw-lk.
.-..‘
8184.41‘
Fire insurance
seems to be about the only commodity
bought without regard "to quality.
There are as many grades of Insur-
ance as thereare'of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
best. quality: are you quite sure you
are. getting it? Better to know now
than after the fire. Our fifteen years'
experience on the subject have fitted
as to do this well.
Taylor 81 Golden,
Telephone Call. 107-4.
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Plumbing and Steam Heal
inn.
flat mm floating.
Hot Afr Heaflna.
STOVES AND RANGES
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,
Have you seen our atom: of
RIDWHMOND RANGES?
,1. «I»
The Jones 8 fletchklss coma!
etc.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
When you buy coal: you want a full
measure. Not only want the quality
right but the quantity as well. When
you place the order with us you are
sure of satisfaction in every bit of cool
you buy.
Pisceyour orders with us and get
,vour money's worth. Our price equals
any and our coal surpasses all.
living IIIIIIIIIIII II III
30cm (09 B. Hm
I
122 Water St. Tel. 81-6.
BranchOllice, 2 89. Main St.
III III III IIIIIIIIIg
The approval of the public is by: giv-
log them the best WINES and LIQ-
UORS in the market at the loiieet pos-
sible profit. This is the reason why
our business Is Increasing so rapidly.
We make a specialty of Wines and
Liduors for Family and Medicinal use,
for Which purpose they must be pure.
Every (trap 51 seeds in either store to
abmlately powwow the- price is ’
large or small, the difference being in
the age. We buy of the distiller di-
rect, selfto‘ tbe‘ ednwmerdirec'truv-,
in: two moan. We sou autonomy.
any quality; at any'prlce. We want.
- as number you among our More.
feeling sure you will always be one
of them after the first trial.
I illustrious
i'itltlllflilll
IIRHIAUM anon. proprietors.
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Norwalk Chronicler