livelier, mne-
lire For linunii ’l‘iriii
i‘ilfl'rqn. March“ ‘ rowan, io-
ttea having ingchiirgo‘ the ar-
s for the G. A: it. convention
” wont, The committee has
‘ notified that at a meeting or
, page of the various rail.
‘ was ‘83! odiogive'itho (l. A.
, budthsirstrionds attending the
.. arm ratsrofi ‘
, and trip. Th
‘ ”bio 107.81th a new "plantiwili
W out iii handling :nnd-sntcr.
9 Visitors. A committee on
‘flprt will shortly be, named.
, ‘ ‘iitlselwiil hooomnoscd of
v i, who? 93011 Matt); and ap-
tifoii mi , rters will be referred
ibombsr from the state from
lid plic tiou‘pomossr‘ Captain
fleiorwic‘h, will rcpro~
ton this committee, as
.iWashinhton. Mansfield
, M dill town,‘- islthe second
cat'PoatrtomnnOiince.their in
to, attend the encampmont. Th c.
has lsr‘coantlng on a‘ large at
w tnom Connecticut, ‘snd. de-
,.., all posts to, take early action and
. the;.,commiitoc as soon ns‘ilos-
CQNNECTICUT PEN§IONS.
Pensions were dashed today las fol-
"loivsi‘ Original to Calvin F. Bates. of
,Sii‘alnftird, 88 per month. and John Mer-
‘ ‘ ,rgfloldiersl Home. Nomton Heights
oath: increases to Richard
,Boldiérs‘ idioms. Noroton
. or, month: Peter Ander-
ester, 38 per month, and
Benjamin, Pequabuck. $8
; original widows to Eliza-
‘ of: Eockville', $8 per month
inn, 0 Margaret s. B. Ramsay, of New
, ritii , 88 per month.
‘ ‘ NEW INSURANCE CODE.
” The new insurance code of the Dis-
lneilticlit companie doing business in
District have qualified under the
, , Iind licenses are being made out
, nil delivered as fast as possible.
HEJOLEOMARGARINE BILL.
. Tlitl'Senate late yesterday afternoon
obninlénced consideration of the oleo
margiirino bill which passed the House
' all week ago. Senator Proctor.
' ‘ go of the bill. explained its fen.
til 93;! From now until its passage it
. ill be.tsken lupgeach day after 2
O’clock- admin take same time to
soothe bili,”asrthcre are—many who
.liih to speakon it. There is also con-
v aidsrable opposition from tho oleo poo.
* “will" tibiae-there was in the House, but
. the. ill will ultimately pass. it is no.
tlceabie that. the Senate bill is the
‘ [some as the'bill reported by'ilie House
committee. This is the Henry bill.
which ‘was a compromise, and which is
yery favorable to the pure butter pro
9 be two amendments added to
‘sts: 'The’principar one of these
' as the one regulating
.iited batter. it is ‘belléved the
an will -pass"~llie bill ias i-epolrlted.
d‘tbsiconference-comm ttee .w re»
2211 the Henry bill. which eventually
will beneath a law.
iii-End", th'e‘chairi'nnn of the
at- committee of‘lbe Senate, ,is con-
do hat he will soon be able to‘dnll
th cit nipbill, and expects to pass
it a. as . nine: He is very about in
~ , Mir
Havfley. Who is second‘bn “the
inittee.‘- The House bill will be re-
dfflnd it any canal‘legisliition is
‘ Ogi'thlfi‘fieafiim, n will be libs nic-
aragua routes. There are some sena-
t dame threatenedtomoizi‘ up
‘ ei'aii harbortbili, itthefrannl
p” dial it, is not behaved)
~ silo. . he supporters’bt'the
he canalbill will probably be.
up before theiriver d harbor
uhich is now‘dn coin rim. It
ow "very favorable for the Nic-
l'ilEua route. and ‘bnt‘riittle is heard
. fittings!) apc pier .5 .
’BILL.
.. .fi.
starboard r
on omens” '
get a pension. ,th this bill is
mind ‘
is on ion
lire: ‘Degllitt’s ”t w
’ ’ ‘caseiiafon'q
‘ m Jot-dangerou
operaf‘io
could“ boldonwto takeaway 'your Whin-
iiicipal lighting. They are charging
stood correctly tho city attorney said
the eloct‘ric‘ company 10le tracks un-
der the bridge." ‘ilereer. Adams
contract to be read. and asked the
mayor answered that the city clerk
had no record of such ii proceeding.
"That is a very ‘ovn‘sivo answer." said
Mr. Adams. "and i will wait for an,
answer." He did wait. but on. not
have his request grniiicd
mans have something to say. Mr. i-lol-
inausvsald that the matter had been
‘iho’roughly'ill‘scusscd at a city meeting
where thereuwnsia large attendance.
and they decided almost unanimously
to not have the tracks go under tho
bridge. “There are only a handful of
men here tonight, and 1 do not under
stand why the Council can for a mo-
ment grant this company the privil~
can of connecting under the bridge.
”it seems to me that the company
should make. a passageway through.
‘the embankment." said be. “i am up-
posed to having the tracks laid un‘
der the bridge."
ast time the, encampment ..
when; the three or four hundred poo-
plo ‘Werowbe jmolntionsd last week.
when he stated that if he had known
there would be any opposition. they
would be there to spank in favor of
it.
lasttwoek, stating be was in favor of
making the change.
few questions, and then Mr:i l‘nylor
stated that in his opinion an Mr. I-liil-
lock wanted Was“ an issuance of trans-
i'crs. Mr. Taylor thought that if the
Coiincil“‘;granteil the privilege they
would regret it.
form- of the city or company purchns
iiig any necessary land that might be
rentiired; 2' . ‘
matter of the wording of the applied
lion, in which it asked for ii layout in.
stead of permission to make the cons
ncctions.
cxplainod the matter, but even then it
Was not quite clear to Mr. Hutch. The
letter stated that the change would no
commodiite very few.
again about certain members of the
Council stating that they would favor»
ubly consider an application from the
company to lay track’s under the
bridge. He did not think that a pro
misc. of this nature prevented the
Council from acting at liberty in‘ the
matter. if the Council is at liberty to
not as. it sees fitvihe question to be,
considered is whether public conven
lence re’nuires it. Public shisty forbids
the granting of the application. '
company, stated that many present ex
aggcrateii the question of danger un
der the bridge.
Bridgeport, was present torepresent
the company. He stated that be be
lisved every argumentrput ‘i‘orth by
the citizens were whatthey believed
to be true. but he did not think they
‘ more founded upon reason: He’dninot
s‘Nléars‘gua routdfis’n‘d‘so is‘itliink that because the .iocni ,ho‘mfpj’any
' bras refused permission to lay tracks
under the bridge that. just becausen
corporation asks for the ipiirmission it
“should be refused. ‘ Attorney Hincks
could notssee where there would be
any more danger by the connections
beingmadc. in conclusion he took up
‘th’irluatter that had bé’enspoken of in
connection with'the agreement made.
between the company and Council. He
stateil.,s,o..far as'be know. when the.
suits between“ the electric company ;
and city were withdrawn, a promise ,
was made thntthe Ceiincii“woiild
grantthe‘ company permission to lay
the tracks under the bridge. He
thought that the members should keep
their promise.
-Mr. .Tnyior.:liad.something more to
:sayfiand thon'Dity Treasurer. Mptthew
Cdi‘b‘etrstfitsd“ 'l‘hat the“ change would
I mfimthoi‘admt‘fiw . .
_ ed inclined to ;
speak so the bearing gins closed».
that the‘fltiunbll‘was ihcfrliht party
to take part in the proceedings, inau-
inucli as three. members at tho Cililll'
cii. Mayor and city attOrncy, had
pledged themselves to. pass Iravorobly
upon; the ‘applloatloii; ”What has‘ltliia
criimpnny- ever chins 1‘ for ““10! place?"
said he. "Then! have done all Ithni
fifty cents more for gas than any other
town ,ls paying for it. Surely there is
no concession to be made to the sour
paiiy. Arc you going to give t em
your streets, lust for merely the, Bltr
lug? i will venture to any that you
will have to him two extra policemen
to watch at each end of tho council»
tion:' in my mind the mhttor should ,
not be considered ohednomant. {Has
there been any petition'on“tlié part of
the public for this? Has there been
any public demands? Not any. , ,
Edwin Adams said: "If i under-
that ”a contract had been made with
told of his appeal ii week ago fur the
mayor if there was li contract. ’l‘bc
Mr. Taylor asked that Alden Sol-
Mr. Taylor asked . C. F‘. l‘liillock
Mr. Hallock took the position he did
Mr. Donovan asked Mr. iiallock a
Mr. llallock was asked if he was iii
Stephen S. Hatch brought up the
Corporation Counsel John H. Light
Mr. Taylor brought up* the matter
»Williom Dal-boo. representing int-
Attorney William T. Hincks, oi
u“
stuck on THE ‘w‘Avs.
Btuart‘l Catnrrh Tablets, the sow Cnmrr‘ii ciiio
calarrli. but simply give tcizipnrary relief which
has the foiloiring ndvsntnzos ovoroihor insist-on
admin of pliilirsolt and water will do just as wall.
i‘nlarrii must bcdrlrcn out of the system. out
of the blood. by no internal mainly because an
internal romody lathe only kind which can be
astiiinil tied into the blood. ,
inunfl'si‘nlnrrh 'l‘abion do this better than
the old farm oi treatment ilk-cause they contain
crcry solo specific known to modern science in
tho tuiti‘icf'tlc treatment of tlio dream.
Noni: 'l‘bousocflnhaicm. and spraying lip.
pnrotuucs. besides being instinctive and tilt
:ipzwlntlnzls expansive. while a complete IMM-
ciciil of Siximfsciitarrh Tablets can be had at
any drug store in the United suites or Canada
First: Thoscftiibleti contain no cocaine. inor-
phine dciiuy‘rotbcr injurious drill: and arc on
sale andrbcnollhbii for children :is for adults;
lhliis unimportant point when it intro-cults;
that inany‘caiilrrii remedies do contain them
very obgldtitlonitl ingredients.
«Nortiifllolhglti tnlilotl’urm this ranicdy docs
/ noidotérlorntowiib ago. or an exposiira to tho
anullquidpmpnratio'iriuciriaoiy do. ‘7
“Next? Tho tbblct form not only pronoun-ti the
mbdidliiaimopsrtioo but it is on for more con-
Vilnlbl'lt‘to curry and i0 initial tiny limo that It Ill
oblya quorllotroi‘ iliiio it‘licn i!i(,l.i‘lillltli Will fill-
tlroiy supersede iiqtild- medicines as itrlias inn
‘ nicdloiil department of nm
A inotlicr living in Charleston. Mass” the
happy possessor of four children. writes:
"catiirrh Tablets not oniy‘cured me of chronic
nasal andlhrontoiitsrtb. but they have saved
me many ananxions niniit with my ‘ little ones." ,
Dr. J. J. ltoitiuor. of (fovlucton. Ky. sum-v
“l suffered from catnrrh in my head and Uncut
every full. with stoppage of the now and irrltw
lion in the tiiroat shooting my voice and often _ J '
oxtondinl to thostomscb.cnusing hutarrii of the ‘
stomach. « i. bought . ii fifty cont packaged
acoustical-tn which nt my'driiula'l’s. carried
tbmvlnrm! pocket and used them faithfully. uni
the "y in which they cleared my head and
throat was certainly remarkable; PM no
catarrii last winter and spring and consider my- :2
not! entirely free from in: calm
.Il‘fl‘dy donn‘ln ’i‘JO
’ United Stats: army. ‘
. “Next: No nit-rot in motile oi tun composi-
‘ in rt'n Catarrli Tablets: blip], 00n-
‘ thin the soilicprlnciplc of Eucalyptus bark. rod
gum blood root nud’llydmtiinall harmless unli-
ptics. which, however. are death to caisrrlinl
. instants they eliminate .
,, ‘
(arms whomvdu‘ found
them from the blood , , .
: on can noi'cnio With by local appli-
ntionii to‘tiiciim and direct. imam than «in
Ilinpiy lonsimnptomk and such li‘i‘itlflmut can
not pouiblyiipndh the nail soul of catarrhsi die
out which lithe blood; for this rezoninlabniers.
) . sprays nod'powdars noilcr recur cure .
N'ssrubsn Aimeslgr-zo. ' on. oiLMA‘N EXPLAiNB.
hidi‘dny, iltllur.
of ”the. recent
‘ THE OUTLOOK. .
, in choice and printing of illustrn‘
ject of Newfisrncgie institution is 2 lions the. monthly, magazine numbers
‘ ‘ ‘ . of The. (liitlook‘lia'i'm greatly improved
iof lutc. and'tho April magazine tinni-
i bor has plctorinlly'both distinction and
The list of illustrated arti-
cles includes an ciaborntc
s'r. rarnndpuiio
22.~—~lliiring the ‘ ($61! i‘sc
domiciliary visits the. police searched
the house of an American. Mrs. Card
her, and arrested her son,‘ Boris. who
is a student. Nothing incriminating.
"Mrs. (.lni'dncr liopuu
her son will be released on the condi-
tion that he will go to
complete his cduculion.
who were liiiprisoucd on account of_
the student riots are oliiccrs. lawyers.
nobleman. noblewomcn and the. sons
and daughters of officials. The (.llllcinl .
Messenger admits that from Moscow‘
alone 95 students have: been banished
to Siberia and that 567 have. been im~
prisoncd for terms ranging from ihrco
months to six months. ‘
to Promote Higher Rascanch.
Now vobk, March 2531;». Daniel
C. Gilman, foitfllr president of Johns‘
Hopkins University. and tho presniil
bond of the new Carnegie institution.
who is in this city. said of the new iii-
“Wo‘ra very
plans for the work ahead of us.
was lllSt'UVt‘i‘t‘tl.‘
Washington, by Mr. Rlbcrt l“. Baldwin,
with a dozen bountiful pictures from
liriisl.s' original
“Washington Fifty
' a thrilling account of experi-
lnccs on the Antarctic Continent by,
lr. ilorohgrovink. the leader of the
.,,.xpcdiilon of 1398, and the first man
in set foot. on the Antartic lontinent.
iiih rcproductlons of many of tho eit-
Anioug ilioso
some or them trivial. but sonic of them
_ worthy of the most serious considers
' Then, too, were writing a
crest many letters ourselves to dii
forum lenders in their branches
science or cducntiou. sinking for ad
whole clinic, is at present in a sonic
;, wlint embryonic stnto.
shaped and ill the present.
thorn in nothing definite. to be an
pounced, not even any furthcr appoint
You neoptlic funds are not
available until August and Work wil
not beciii until, November at the curl
lost. We still have to keep straight
inning out people’s ideas of the scope
and plan Mr. Carnegie bad in mind
lie did not. found a coilcgc; there air
to be no 'sludcnis.‘
courage higher research everywhere
and those who will engage in
work of research will not be called
students. but probably workers."
w. w... .u...._..__..
THE VlCE OF NAGGING.
Clouds tho bappiiicss‘oi’ the home,
hit a nagging woman oi‘tcii occds help. .
She may be so nervous and run-down 5
ii health‘ihat critics annoy her.
's melancholy, excitable, troubled. with .
Kiss of appetite, heartache. sleepless,
ncss, constipation or fainting and dis-
iy spells. she needs Electric Bitters.
he. most wonderful. remedy for nilln‘: i
Thousands of sufferers from
in! brief sketciics of the new Secre-
ary of the Navy. Mr. Moody. Admiral
lrookc: n notnblo nrticli- on Education
ll tbol’hilipplncs." by the. Hon. Fred-
\'. Atkinson:superintendent of public
«location in the Philippines. with pho-
ograpbs taken for the. purpose; a fur-
her installment of Dr.
lit. Hale‘s "Mciiiorios of
Lambert Master-
" an account of the remarkable
irt collection made by Mr. Lambert. a
ilk manufacturer of Patterson, New
lei-soy. with reproductions of paintings
iy Lawrence, Romney. Reynolds. Bot-
“lcclli and other great artists.
is in the magazinenumbers, the cur-
‘cnt hisntry of the world and progress
of literature are rccorded and inter«
meted a fully as in the uniliusirnted
weekly issues- .
id word Ever
llc planned to on
)ili‘kllCht." and weak kidneys harc‘usod
t, and became‘heultliy and happy. 'l‘ry
Only 50c, I“. ll. Baxter guarantees
'erAPANESE lN M'A’NCHU‘RIA.
ST PETERSBURQ Saturday, Mar
to advices received
,hsro from Port Arthur it is believed
Line Railroad Company to secure» the {there that the real intent of the Anglo
right 101' Way for a pole and‘wire “I10 iglspancse treaty is to compel Russia. .
fromihls city to various "points in l to evacuate Manchuria. The Japanese
“poison and to Ogden. Utah. Men will flinve‘ already established a Japanese
start. to string the wires this week. . no Chinese. bank to compete with
"petal Company has already secured “Russian-Chinese bank. and a Japanese
the right. of way through ldnho and - institution has secured concessions to
i explore'for gold in Mancbnrin.
POSTAL COMPANY was we sum 3‘
BUTTE. Mont... March thw‘l‘bo Poo.
iii] Telegraph and Cable Company has ,
22.-.~Accordlng
won its suit against the Oregon" Short
WOULD SMASH THE CLUB.
Ii‘ memiiers'or the "Hay irevcr A3-
ioclntlon" would use Dr. King’s New
Discovery for Consumption, the club
would go to pieces, for it always cures
‘hls malady—sud Asthma. the kind
doctors—«it wholly
lrives from the system. Thousandsot
incebopelsss sufferers from Consump-
‘lon, Pneumonia. Bronchitis owe their
lives and hesitiito it.
drip. saves little ones from Group and
Whooping Cough and
’ guaranteed for all Throat and Lung
Trial bottles
hat battles the
cm: to
free at F. H. Baxter's.
" in .THE COUNTY ’CDURTSLW
Judge Robinson began his final Week
in the Superior Court today at 10:15.
The case of Samuel Bernstein vs. Per
ter Doolan. Jr.. ct his, will go to the
jury today. and will occupy a good
They jury will then
becxcused tor a week. and theisrgu-
mentsln the Bridgeport city halicass
will be takon'un Wednesday morning:
This will be the final week in the illicit
‘ Of common pleas. as the April-item
will be at Danbnr
this morning,
COULD NOT BREATHE
~ Coughs. cowsptcrcnp. grip, pram-hi;
share of the day.
use. at RH. Baxter's drug
Y. Court came iii
igloo, ' ii, whs'unéu .
«reloads anti
Kit . .
'- gho&_clt‘1hn- 'vcsbel_,.lnto the
even a reso
’to no Wail;
waysinnd . ,el,’ _
get hackle the _. ,. . W
all mason: am an two i.
are awaiting to into her in, tow {02
New York _
tis, other throat and lung troubledmu“
quickly cured by:0ne'Mimite Cough
~» One Minute Cough Cure
‘ a more expectorant. which giveannly;
temporary relief. “cautious and ii-
th .Peach. (Vilma, emails"
“Myi‘i‘wiie commin least not
d Was: relieved hy'the drab,
has sen benefit to all my Ev ’
' ; , ~ ' ’~ '9. hie.” says J. R. Holly. real estate, lni
nuance; and 1 loan agent. i of Mancini). .
iii. “Before using Kodoi Dyspepsia .
ELP FOR. some
. March 25-44119 chancel-
‘ excheunerp-o Sir Michael
Hicks-Bench. replying today to a depu~
_ tattoos): West indium amt. men. held
t
provision to assist
. oral Cancer 7 _ ,
HARTFORD, Matizh“2il.-M. 'I‘. Duly
& Sons. lncorimrntod, of Waterbury.
have filed a certificate of ‘,lilcorporir
lion with the secretary of stats. 'l‘iic.
outlioi‘lz‘cil capital stock is 050,000.
‘ll‘oigobooni, ll‘arrcll ll; McCiloiihoy. in~
corporatoil. ol' llunbury. linvo‘ iiiod a
certificate of incorporation. , The un-
lliorlzod capital stock is $15,000.
incorporated, of New Haven. has died
ii similar certificate. The capital;
stock is $65,000. . .
, {l‘hc Sequiisson Club. incorporated,
of l'lninvillc, has filed its articles of
association. its purposes. are to. pur-
chase, hold, soil and coiiVoy real and
personal ostate. 'i‘bo subscribers are
members of Soonasson lodge. No. 7i,
i. (l. 0. iii, of Plainvillc.
The. House Corset Machine Com-
pany; of South Norwnlk, has filed u.
continuum of dissolution.
The Mouton—Armstrong Folding Box
Co.. incorporated March 15. 1902.: Capl-
ll.lll stock $100,000; 1,000 shares of $100
onish. Shniuholilcru: P. Armstrong. ll.
B. Armstrong, it. it‘. Armstrona.
The ‘ Wilbur "Corporation, hindrpornt-
‘ ml March l7. liiilil, to manufacture and
1 deal in windownnd door screens. Wou-
l ilioi‘wfli‘l'ills. .ctc. Capitnl‘iitock slidilll:
l lib shards of $ilil) each; Shareholders:
‘ r. n. (lrifllii, New York; c. 1-: P. Silli-
iord. W. T. Smith, C. it}. Scranton.
j Madison: Adclln M. Marvin. ‘
g The Plan Orchard Country Club (in.
ioorporntcdl of llrnniord. incorporated
lMarch if, 1902, to promoto outdoor
lsports. etc. Capital siock,$l0,000; 400
fslinros or $25 «such. Shareholders: ‘A.
. M. Young, (Iiyll. liamb, H. C.‘ Rowe,
l Nolllo A. Young and 17 others.
ONLY CURE‘ FOR DYSPEPBIA.
. Mrs. Franklin Bush. or New casua.,
Dot. says: "I su‘flforod for yenrs‘with
dyspepsia. “Used to have great dis-
tress nnd belching. i tried everywing
i could hear 'of, ‘ buiiuothlngl’lielpbd me
till I took Brnzilibnflliolmynnd one 50
cent bottio'lnired mo completely." .
‘ . For sale by R. H. Pialstod and F. H
Baxter.
: .
A "our" SUNDAY.
m
Liquor Dealers Timid About Doing
Busincswpete'ctlw's Experience. .
BRlDGEl’OR'l‘. March 25—TheJSlill'
day liquor license law was more gen?
orally observod in this city than it has
been in a long time. About the center
of the. city it was next to an impossi-
bility to purchase a drink of liquor
anywhere. None of the saloon keep-
‘crs ventured to do any business. even
with people whom they knew. Tho ob-
servance was just as stricton the East
Side. From the other sections of the
'city comes the reportsthat it was l‘iltil'
or “dry." Outside some of the saloons
on the outskirts of the city picket men
were on duty and only those who had
familiar faces were allowed to pass.
Saturday “the tip was passed" among
the. saloon keepers that certain Law
and Order League detectives were in
the'city. In one instance the saloon
keepers found out whe’rc‘one of them
was boarding on the East Side. He
stayed in the boarding house for two
or three days before his identity was
discovered. ’l‘hcn one‘of the wellness-
as in the house accidentallyf‘dlscovercd
who ‘iill" man wasnnd she told the oth-
er boarders in the house. who have
since been laughing to themselves.
The detective maiden good fellow of
himself by treating the other boarders
to drinks during the hours legally'pro
scribed for the sale of liquor. and they
"worked him to the: limit.”
SAVED A DOYfa‘Ll‘FE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard: or hill
ford, Dot, says: ‘ "Brasilliin Balm ,an
ed my boy's life. ‘ He‘ began just like
the one we lost withoroup. We gave
him a few, doses. Ile‘qnicliiy dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the morn
log." For sale by its-H. 'Piaisted nnr‘
w
“mam: viuoima‘n‘O’cxweu,
Death of 1 Former New Haven Wom.‘
an in Boston.
illness of more than a year's dura'
lion, Katharine Virginia Rockwell.
wife of Alfred P. Rockwell, died yes-
terday at her home in Beacon street in
her sixtystiiird year. Mrs. Rockwell
was born in Cincinnati. Ohio. and was
the daughter of the late Samuel 13..
Facts, of Gni‘li‘ord. Conn. The family
traces ltsdescent from :iormer Govern.
or Willis and is identified with the ear.
England. Mrs. Rockwell lived for
in 1865. and about 1870‘ they come to
Boston. The funeral services will
take place at Trinity Church Wednes-
in Norwich, Conn.
CAN’T KEEP F? A SECRET.
' The splendid work or ’Dr.‘ King's
New Life‘Piils is‘dnily cumin: to light.
No such grand remedy for Liver bud
Bowel troubles was erer known before.
Thousands bless them *' tor . ail-invited:
stipationisiclrfleadache, Bilioustiess
.Jann‘dlcennd indigestion.- Try them.
store's
MONEY". cstsiiLv amines
rEASTmAiMP'l‘ON, ‘M‘nrch‘. 25.-—-An
Adams Erin-as packc'gécomign'ed to
Stan- Brothers ‘Net and Twine com:
8100th been: cleverly extracted: from
steamed open“ antl'btuclt‘ together again
with mneiiage. h cottage was sent
from Chicago. .
Cure “8,293.11“. hottest”. an ordinary ‘
meal without lnbem»:bffarin:., She
is now entire cured. Several physio.
ions and remedies had failed to give
m
mi . limos--
nit n filled by Saw
The Dormaii Lithographic Compaiiy..
slain in onto. as. city oi 'l‘oioilo,
Lucas County.
Frank J, Cheney makes until that be
iii the senior partner of the firm of ll‘.
.i. Clioiicy & (30., doing business in the
City cl 'l‘olcdo, County and Stats iiiloro-
said, and that sat firm will pay the
sum of our: no punt) DOLLAR
for each and every casual Catnrr
that cannot, be ourcdrby the use oi
llali's Catorrii ("urnl '
l' ..ANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this‘ilth day or Decomo
her, A. 1)., 1880.
’lt.‘ WuiiiillidgiliON.
' Notary Public.
llnll’s Cotiirrli Cpro istaken inter-
nally entiraots directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Sand for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY. & 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drngglsts. 750..
lliill’s li‘ninllyli‘lllu are the best.
:‘k
an... to “in but... ' Iii than
That a. special sale. of Wines and
Liquors will take’place, tlils’w‘eok'only
at our store, 18 Mbin'stroét. . The
'rcnsonwc offer this special solo is be-
cause wettiiave lust‘i‘ccelved it our
load of bottled Wines and Liquors
which we are ready to. dispose of
at very low prices, naming you a few
brands which the rest is too numerous
to mention:
Taylor Whiskey $1, Hunter’s“, Old
Crow 81", Jl'Peppcr 81, Wilson 81, Mar-
tcil XXX $1.75, Hennecy XXX $1.65,
Hoste'tter’s Bitters 99c. Finche's Gold-
’cn,wcd'dlng’ 95¢, Mount Vernon, fob,
95¢, G‘uckuhtlm’er, int, 959; M’ono‘gram
90c, Old Nelson 75c. Belmuut 75c;80ur.
bon 76c, Lincoln county 75c, ‘Gibmn
75c, Holinnd‘GinVSc. Oldi‘Tdni ‘Gin 75¢,
'impO-rtbd'Kil‘nMei 75c, itifiiportbd Jam
Rum 75c, lrlsh and Scotch Whiskey
75c. '
By giving us a call you will convince
yourself. ' ‘
BIRNBAUM sacs. » .
18 Main 8t” ‘ Norwalk, Conn
wmrm m:
'TDRS IN FIR: INSURANCE
First
Are you‘rinsiii‘cd in a strung
company that is “ceiiliugra'tion-
proof"? ,
Second
is your pulley correctly wrlb
ten by ancxpérienced agency?
Tho-Aexperlen‘ce of a quarter of a
century lost your. service.
areas M LA naiv.
Fire Insurance
campaigner-“sue ao.worwaik.
Fire” Mouton-ice
seems to be insulate oniy‘icommoaity.
bought without restrd to quality.
There are as many grades of insur-
ance as there are of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
best quality; are you quite sure you
are getting it? Better to know now ,
than after inofire. Our fifteenyears'
experience on the subject have fitted
us to do this well.
Taylor at Golden,
' Telephone Can} 107—4.
BOSTON, March 25.-——Following an
lier history of Connecticut and New _‘
same years in NewHaven. Her mar: ’
rings to Mr. Rockwell took place there ‘
(in at 1 o'clock and the burial will b . ~’ ,. '
y ‘ 0 .rWhen M btiycoil you «want». can
measure. Notfonlfy pant the duality
right but the quantity as weli. When
you place/the order with us. yang'aro
sure. of satisfaction“ every bit of can!
you buy: ‘ ' “
mutually-sirens; :foii‘t'jlirfi‘casquaia .
any author coal Hormones iall. ‘
my. ot-‘this‘llown,’ andjsnpposedf to» - .
contain ttlflz-twhenfop‘ened int'thb-‘ofefl: ‘
files of tho-firmnyestordsy shoved that: -
incredulous “Aiclosecxnmlnatton ol ~ ~
the envelope-showedthat it had been .> ,7
relief?“ handout have to diet. Eat L
any good food you want. but don’t ow,- :
cm was
h. WWW a
awn disco:l it tfifim
._ .
i347. H H ,i - ‘ ions.
Plumbing and Stunning!
lug. ‘
JIM «.Wororélloimnn.
mrmrinsaifi’ic.“ ‘
.. .sroyns‘mnmiuons.
SLATE AN’D “TIN ROOFING.
Gas and. Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. etc.
"Have you seen our atom: of
RICHMOND RANGES?
memosiiaoisim‘ ' Ii
17 WALL srrtnar. 'NORWALK.
'l 11‘? " i
rat- ""1“?"55‘: - r
’i‘i
Piacelyour orders with us and hat
Wetti-
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Norwalk Chronicler