banning illimlitltillleis
ii III .llt‘t
’llital ffifdtfitliliiii
SRING’I‘ON. April 2~~’l‘ho Unn-
. ‘ Bureaubun inst. issued a state-
tiptof comparisons of ;nlflntl(0.f:tllt'(ltl
n h hriouu‘lsmtcs of the union, The
.w it number of manufacturing cstub
tumours of all binds in illZ,72Ii as
all}! #355,415 toll yours ugo.‘ Tho
ll‘nvestod amounts to William.-
g 573.0% proprlotors. Tho stutc
our Nevada is lowcst itl tho list.
inhalants. Connecticut
Obit, but during the past toll yours It
on boon passed Ill the race by India-
which jumpcd from 11th to Mb
"1 Mul‘esin Connecticut is givuu its
3
$19,208,863 and the. buildings at ii-IT.‘
1953;187 while the machinery is placed
‘t: 0,177,430. Thorn aro 9.381 proprio
, i981 Iasuilll‘icll officials and clerks.
p counting a salary list of $13.28tl,~
50 "The number of wage corners is
it per 176,594. out of ll total popu-
908,‘420. The total number of
' paid amounts to $82.7tl7.725. The
of materials amounts to $185.6” .~
, ‘hiie tho" vnluc of the products
. stimated kit $352.824.illii. \Vhilt‘
Chit ectlcut is ‘zilth ill population, it in
Mill“; manufacturos. which is a rc~
biy good showing. The various
into; attics also show that thoro has
In steady Illorcllso all along the
. it. he last ton yours in tho stuto.
y item shown an advance.
CONNECTICUT PENSIONS.
61111810113 were ' " cll today from tho
enhittIIvOfiioo as follows: Original
"to.“iillla‘m A. Newton. of Norotoll
"l Heights, 56 per month: to John hallo.
(’Danbury. $8 por month, to .itlilli It}.
lihrd. Df Hartford. at $8 our mouth.
'and’Joseph Loyd of \Viillisnl'dltlukl‘l.
38 per month. Increase to Ellsworth
. ‘ twins E. Dickinson. of Ilocp Itivcr.
’ SIS-Dar month, and to Augusta A. i'ril-o.
V . ‘ South Norwalk. $8 our lnolltb.
TAX 0N BUCKET SHOPS.
The Connecticut lllt‘llliit’l‘s are in re.
ocipt of a large number of telegrams
til‘eprovision in tile repeal of the war
_ taxes against so called bucket shops.
It?
tonneyoonl’erces insist that tho tax is
export-call tell the difference botwceu
.21“ huekotshop and a broker's office.
The Wall street brokers favor tho Son.
members claim that they are going to
trawl firm. If so), thcro may be quite
L. 1M OF .lOSEl’I-I 1-3. SAItGICN'I‘.
he’Hou‘se committee on claims un-
. toltavorably report the. bill ill behalf
«on-Juseph I3. Sargent. of New Haven.
abilitis to reimburse Mr. Sargent
goods illegally scizod at tho port of
also, and for monoy he was filled at
time; Thc‘aplottntis $583.67. Tho
Otto of tho rommittoo shows that
tit/eminent. iusuct‘itors and Conv
toss will do llilll justice. The bill
WES ntt'oduoed by Senator Plait. Mil,
Sperry‘had charge of it at tho Houso
.‘d, and .is congratulating hull elf on
getting a unanimous report. 5"] ei‘l‘bill
will” probably pass if it can ho reach»
pl) the calendpl‘_ this session.
~PENSION MATTERS IN (:(lNoRMSs.
hei‘Senato collllllittoo on pensions
,reported. tho bill to increase the
pension of John Hollistolg of Windsor.
Whi‘ massed the. Houso several weeks
. ‘ I he bill was. howvver. cut-down
ro 824‘ perplontb to tilt». The pres-
h ‘rsign‘ed‘tllc following pension
”mi theyznro now law: Joseph
Barnum.t of Hartford. $50 per
from: Franklin Taylor. of Glaston-
‘ 0 per month; Sybil r‘. Hall of
norm pnr month. and Sam.
Skinnerh$30 per month. Ilr.
was surgeon of the First. Con-
cavy Artillery during tile
IXIN AFTER HARTFORD IN-
TEfiESTb. '
small John R. Back. of
"Washington. looking
‘ attei‘s of interest. to
ifd'jl’tow— before. Congress. One
the addition ‘ to the Hartford
"moo -wh_ioh-is. before the .Honse
t onlptiblio: buildings .. and
11 The bill has already passed
on to. but-tile House committee
t .retl‘reported a general'pub- ‘
ll «n2 oil It is understood that
tf rd.nddltion will be included
it ‘ Wilding the only lltidiug
first. district will: get: ’
V, also greatly interested
Ition for a survey of the
I b .t ‘ _ Hartford
. ll 3 Iltlttlttl insulator
till“ In; Dilatation ii. ’
the factorics arc tilt’ii‘it‘ti up
at» York ranks first ill tbo lllllll-‘
otigoodu manufactured and tbcl
owing only 228 manufacturing ostttbw
‘l‘lshmeb‘tar New York has 78,859. l’unllr ‘
, ‘ lvanllt using next with 52.185 cstab-_
stands litb .
o'nltha ilstp Ill 1390 Connecticut was‘
e total capital ill\'t‘Sit‘ti in motor .
134.696.736. The. land is valued at.
sips, of Windsor. 5i? per month; ..
flicuit to enforce as tlo (‘lllt' oxwpt all ,
lFred F. and Frank E. Brown Are the
1‘ Organizers.
ttleldelayrinpassiug tho entire my
urgent was unjustly troatod by:
hill“ ‘nlready passled the Sclllito.‘ and,
.cchaoo new; MESH NOT Fatal-m
, .- N o. . *
CHICAGO. April 2.4011Icag‘ovpaokl '
‘ M Fitooflnx Tin lnlluraul
onnll. it'nil'pl'OOI'ttuvtsl'Ilu; to
‘ tho llllliu roof and tho llitlo
room over ('tll'liiufhl and win-
dow-ll. The room art! the out.«
ion“! of bottled (toll‘llbl‘b-v—Il
hulk pt any of those point: Ill
fatalitotbo house and ltll‘l‘ura
lltllllngu. 'l‘ho ultra way to
t-olllfort ls’to contract with
the motor to put on
w or
Tin .
-—tbe .bl-llt. of all roofing; 50 “
years the world‘s standard
for .tlll lllanufaoturo. it,
. but! till» heaviest
'3‘“ coutln ofullfu.
till nut now end.
and will not. Tutti.
@ If you would
know more of ‘
1mm .M Proofing ‘
wl-lm{l. ‘I‘. tillollilbflft. I out.
to “magic lliltihlt. Pitta Irx.
forlllnntlratod book on rooting.
. AMERICAN TIN PLRTE COMPANY.
‘ NEW VOHK. ‘
. .-
...._ so- ‘-. .
t4 is:
l
has;
uguillst this proposition fl-vor slow it
illl-sl. came up. alld llopos that It will
bo doioatod again. as it would grolltiy
ll‘ljlll‘i‘_l)l‘()|‘)t'|'ly along the rival‘. Two
yours ago tho. proposition was dot‘oui-
cd, and this year Senator 0. ll. l‘latl
'llas proposed an amolldnlont which. it'
it nous through. will show the cost. of
tho proposed canal to bo so great that
tho government will probably not my
dot-take it. . .\lr.'l~lllck will roulain ill
“Washington SOVE'l'iii days.
N (.l'l‘ hi 5.
Congressl‘uall Russell has illIl‘UtliIt'i‘li
3in tho Housc a bill to orcct a mono
ii'ill‘lli‘. for .Iosouplr A. Mower, who for
‘lllauy yours prior to his doatb was
iposlllluster at New IlOlltiOIl. lie was a
..brigudicr gonoral during tho war, llllii
.15 illtl‘it‘ti at Arlington voluntary. whore
'it is proposod to uroot. tbl' lllullnlllollt.
. 'I‘llo licv. l<‘rodorick lx’ingsmau. of
it'lll' llel‘ltcloy ltiviuity School. ’Iiiilittlo
itowu. proacbctl tho st-l'lnoll at the sol
ii‘itlil Good Friday night. servico at tho
Pro. Cathedral Church of St. Marks.
Rot this city. Mr. Killglnau was a Mass
gulalo ot‘ the roctor of tho. church.
from the state urging; thrill to oppose 3
Thu Post ()Iilco Dollarllllollt has is
7sut~d the commission of Abraham l.in
.001”. to ho poniluntitt-r at Morrow Tol~
The Mills now ill conference and tllerl-f ‘
. ml is a dead Iockovor this auction. Tilt."
laud county. ‘
NEW OYSTER COMPANY.
u— w“..- in
NI£\‘\"i-Il\\'IcN. April lv-w-All lbw hold
to amendment. as It would practically i izl‘qzi of tho late Isaac E. Brown in tho
KW“ them all the. “"3“"4'35- Til” ”0‘15“ Narragansett Bay worc sold yostorday
t to ll‘rod il‘. Brown and Frank iii. I'll-own
:both of whom are won known ill tho
toystcr industry. The former is a bro
;lhor of tho tlcc'oascd‘and the Iattcr Is
his son. They bavc fornlod u new mom
_ .pally to cultiva‘to oysters and will on
' animollsly voted yesterday. afternoon ! pogo ill that, lino on a large St'ilii‘. 'l‘ho
fioystm' ground purchascd ill tbo Nar-
‘i‘ug‘atlsl‘tl bav includes about one illlll‘
liil‘Otl atrl'os located just below Rocky
4’
Point about. sixteen miles boiow Prov
illollt-o. They now fil‘tll‘ulso own yai
junblo land off liridgcport and oxpt-ot
’to arouiro morn later on.
They aro having a line now stoalllcr
:built at Stratford and eytiurtfto have
.it rbady for the planting srasoll. ' it
will be propelled by steam and will
tbavo a capacity of tttitl huswls. 'l-‘llc
craft will be do foot long and will be
‘lwoll adapted for tho business of tho
‘cOllllltllly. Thu stvanlor will be known.
as the. F. L. Brown and will be used
on tho Long Island buds of the (30111‘
pally as won as those in tho Nnrt‘ll-
gullsett bay. The 5qu of the RiltNiL‘
Island property was mudc by Attorney
itirovo .l. 'I‘llttlo. the administrator of
tho ostaic,
FREE LUTHERAN CONFERENCE.
Opened Today in Philadelphia With
Sermon by M. W. Hamma, D. D.
PHILADELPHIA. April 2.——Tbc
it‘roo Lutheran conference. composed
of representatives of the general sy»
ll0ti.l.hf‘ general council and the Ullitod
Synod of the South. hogan hero today
and will continue three days. 'l‘ho op-
oiling sormon was preached by M. W.
‘Hamnla. D.D.. of '\vasllingt01l.: ll. C.
While some of the topics to be discus-
sed are doctrinal. they are for the most
concerned with questions of adminis-
tration and the; problems which urisa
ill the work of developing the resour-
ces‘ of the church. The conference
was'organizod with the following sec-
retaries: _ . ' ‘ ;
Revs. William M. Baum. .Ir.. lana-
ioharle. N. Y.: Andrew S. ‘Frlehthorn,
Norristown; Pa. and A. D. R. Hancher.
Stallllton. Vt. L * . .. .
The following papers were read and
discussed at tho. morning session: -
“Justificattml by Faith.” L. G. Miller.
D. it; Roanoke. Va: “The Doctrinemt
Justification in its Relationsf’ Prof. J.
‘W. Richard, D.D.. Gettysburg. Pad
="Tho Relation ofiYoung People’s So-
ctetios in the Congregatibn." Rev. U.
Armand Miller. New York. l . '
m.-‘.
ers are giving no serious thought to
the reports from New York that the
retail butchers athere are organizing.
an opposition company to ship liv‘g‘
stack. to that uityfmnl the West and
slaughter it In New York. " ‘ '
part practical in character and nro'
’u’s
l’rofol-tallr ilcoruo‘lii. Hurtlll ls. ill
llridgcpori. this afternoon. ‘ '
Georgia Swooncy. ol’ Dnubury, bus
boon visitingr In South Norwallt.
_.i. W. Amb’cry. of Mollirunl. Qilt‘.. is
in. South Norwallt n'luitlng friends;
‘iMius ltottll Wiollcrt, of Wont nvanuc
hi the lguost. of her flltllcr in Boston.
Alias Eliza lilaillwin is sounding Ulili
work (at her home ill South Norwnlk.
“Miss Mantle Wardwoll. of Norwalk.
"has been sounding a tow duyn lll New
Canaan. ,r. ‘
.l. Ill. Stovclls. of Uomstorlt Ilroth-
ors‘ t-iolltll Norwulk storu, is Ill Now
York today.
Mina l~‘lorollco'l\ll-ud attoudod ii to
ia-ptiou and throw at a school at Ridge»
tloid. last night.
Mills Marion lion. of lt‘uirlleltl avo-
lllls, is sounding a tow days wlth.Mius
Hololl Sturgos. of (lithium.
Hugh (I‘l'llourkr, of ltuilroud avclluv.
loft South Norwulk todav to spend it
short vacation at l.’lliladt-.lpllia.
Mrs. (Val-rip liow alld son, John, of
Ilrillguport. spout yesterday witb‘fllrs.
Audrow \’. lioatb. of West, Main
stl‘cot.
. Mrs. C. A, illusoll. who has born
the ghost of Mr. and Mrs. Sl'mplo, of
West uvonuc. has gone to her home,- ill
Sulom, Muss.
.Iouopb Iliaunsn and family. who
itlruotl to tbclr homo in South Nor-
wulk. last. night.
lit-r. linbort It. Mllllaolt. pastor of
tho Not-walk iiintbodisi Church is at~
trading“ tho Now York -I‘iast (loui’on
t‘llf't' at ’l‘orrinatou.
Itov. (‘. W. Shelton, of Now York. Was
ill Not-walk. Monday. making: art-angr-
lucllts to occupy his blast avenue rosi—
tii‘llt‘l‘ ill tip" llcar flurv.
Stirs. H. I“. Stalls. ol‘ itllifllunl uvw
lllltl. liridgl-port, in tho ghost Uf‘lli‘l‘
tilt-rt: Mrs. S. It. .lIamiltoll. at No. l’
Svylltuul' stl‘cot~ this Wt‘t’li.
Mrs. Anna Sartuiu. of Wilkosbarrn,
I";t.. is tilt-l‘uuosi of bur sou. l.’rofossor
boss tiolloau. at his homo in Wost avo-
ulw. ‘-
' Aaron (Tillilll'll.. who has lit-on spouti-
lug tho Muster vacation at his pl‘lrollls'
homo. ('olunlul Cottage. I't‘illl'lll‘fi to
iCxutcr. \'. lI,. yostvrllay, to rosulno his
studios. .
'i'itolv} worn many novels at tilt
Mlliltlt‘kt‘mn iiilit=i yrstulliay. amour:
lilt to bring A. (it. lirowu. Huston: Iit'll~
ry Satlndcrs. N. l'.. and It. I; (.Jtlburtl.
(Tullln‘lbia. l'a.,‘wbo aro woil known In
town. _
Salnul-l ll‘. Adams. of Yalo, lltlr-lldod
tho dunno at the Hotel ('lil‘ford and is
u cuost of l’l'oft-ssor and Mrs. (7an .~\.
'Htlrslmnl. Mr. Adams was foruu-rly
ll Silliii‘ill‘lll Mr. i‘illl‘flil‘fllll'ta’ prepara-
tory school. .,
Ii. A. I‘ldlz‘nr. of New York. travelling
sall'slllall for tho Atllt’l'it‘all ilil‘yltlo
Company, is ill South Nol‘wulk and is
stoppiln: at llotrl (‘lit’t‘ord lit- status
that, this season promises to bo our of
tho host in many yours.
\‘liss .\itli'\’ Illtyos. who has boon
ulllployed for smut» titllo at tho boom
of W. l-], ()sborll. Ill Westport. has re
turnod to South Norwalk. wlloro she
intends making hor homo with her
sistor, Miss Nollio Hayes. '
Miss Amy- ltittcr null llll’l'l'. Mink
Gortrudo Lotlgstrcel. who lluvo boon
sounding ‘sovcral wroks in I’cnnsylva
uia. stoppod ill South Norwaik last
night. on tholr way to llawloyvillo.
Mii-‘td Ilittur has olltirciy rorovcrod
from hor rccout trouble with hot oycs.
sustaiuod while acting as lilll'iit' ill tho
Now Ilnvcn hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. .l. b1. Nolsoll. of Now
'l'ork. am spending a row days with
air. and Mink. l’. Damon. to Sprint:
kiroot. Mr. Nulsoll. with a force of
'lncn from Lord at 'l‘nylor's.. Now York.
and Mr. UlllllOll. loft this morning for
Now Haven. where they will pack the
housohold affects of Mrs. Thoodm‘l-r
l-Iagulllau. of Now York. widow of tho
silver lllilliouairo. Mr. Damon has
the contract. to pack all the crookcry
and bric-allrac. llc will bo nbncllt
until Saturday ,lligllL
WES TOM,
(loorgo Borrcll Spent [Castor with
his family lltlro. ‘ . ‘ .
Mrs. M. B Hill has spent a low
days with Westport friends.
Harry Siurgos has returned from a
visit in Ridgcfleld and Dallbury. _
Mrs. Marcbunt. of Itctlding. has boon
the ghost of Mrs. I). ll, Rowland. .‘
Mr. and livirsx‘Wtiliam Robinson are.
moving into their now home this week.
. Hamilton Mansfield but! returned
from a visit with his grandparents in
Wilton. ‘~ , *
D. G. Godfrey. of South Norwalk. has
spoilt a few days with his sister. Mrs.
I). It. Morohouso. .
Lou-Is Silinulan. who has been dun»
gorousiy‘ill for the. past two weeks.
is not so wall at this writing.
Miss Corn Wheeler has retururd to
Norwalk. after spending a few days
with her mother. Mrs; M. B. \‘Vllccler.
The funeral of Still-gas B. Lockwood.
formerly of this place. who died last
\VePii. was hold on Sundav from tho
homo of his niece Mrs. Jerome (iod‘
trey. in Cannon. Mr. Lockwood was
sixty-three years ‘of age.
STONE BALLAST.
Work on Shore Line Division Began
Yostgrday. . ‘
Work was begun yesterday for the.
on the Shore Line division of the Con-
solidated railroad betWeen this city
and New Haven. This work was be-
‘gun two years ago and carried on dur-
ing the spring and summer months.
The improvement made by a stone but
last to the old sand manned is appar-
ent to all traveler‘s. The work neces—
sitates. the undermining of the.» rails.
and all trains are warned .to proceed
over the road with caution.
“
ALART' HAD seal»: IMFRISONED.
MOSCOW: fibril. 2.4The‘ governess
panned in bruary or participation
' s u. on She
CALL'F‘OR FREE
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. 33 Washington street, South Norwalk.
at: we
A STRICTLY PURE AND
‘ APPETIZINGTABLE RELISH
FOR SOUP5,0Y5TERS. FISH.
(5AM E. MEATS. ETC...
unsteady
titanium:
SAMPLE A'r _
street, Nor-walk... ‘
barn boon l'isittlll.r ill Now York, lo 1
(loul‘cu it}. Sartaill. of lirowu's Iinsi‘ .
WILLIAM M. BETTS. 15 Main
The Only DirectAll-Warer {Route
NEW YORK
BOSTON
‘annLfisroN.is.c.
_ JACKSONVILLE.
.St. ohnu River Servica between Jacksonville
an Sanford, Fla», and intermediate landings.
that Modern Steamship: Q Finest Service
‘ ' . WM. 9. CLYDE (a co" Gon'l Apentu
‘ ’l‘lll‘if). ti. noER. 6.1!.
l9 State Street. New York
LOCAL'AGENTL‘ GEORGE“ F. BEARSE. South Norwaik Savings Bank.
‘ «EMEDV (.20.. «on~
a
of dollars worth of
hills and now the. deep workings are re venting:
all miners knew it would.
Does It Pall iOOWu a Thousand Shares?
Here are a few illustrations from minus, the stocks of which were at
first offered at .vcry low prices: .10th s bares of Quincy or Tamarack would In-
sure an incomu‘of nearly $6,000 nor an now: .1000 shares of the Calumbet and
Hecla would return about “.500: 1000 shares of the 'I‘roadwoll w
about. $1,500. and the same number of til-3 llolucst
annually. and :iil‘tllis in in addition 50 an illrrcasc
cent. Ill the value of the stocks.
The 'Ileroi stock first sold at twrut y-fivo cents per
worth $40. Tho great. Portland sold .‘I rat at
$300. The. buying of miningstock to be put away I
profitable and legitimate.
. Buy now as 'many shares of this s
and you will be mighty glad later on.
rind of stock now
.coipt ofthe stock. Pr!
third season ill laying a stone ballast. _;
named ‘Alnrt. who. on Monday. at- S
tomptolt to assassinate M. Thepolf. the J
‘ 'prefect‘ol: police of. thlsclty, was im-
I MMENSE'FORTUNES
HAVE BEEN MADE AND ARE BEING MADE IN
MINING STOCKfi
lii' pcoplo who arc sbrcwd‘ouollkll to lay away the stocks. purl-basin;
tilt-Ill wlluu thoyaro first offcrcd to tho public, because. thou tho stock can
be purchnsod at vcry low prions. Wiit‘il IllOllt,‘_V is uccdcd for tho tinvulopmcllt.
lintor on. whou illo colllpnuy llcgills to pay dividcllds. this stock. oftcn cost-
lug. perhaps, only :5 coats. jumps to livu or toll dollar’s pcr shard.
Georgia, the Empire State of the South
ls just at tho. bouilllling of «mo of lillHt‘
or lit‘t'tiflllls have oxporlollccd Ill tho past. .
Those who ilavoltopt. close watch, aro awaro of tho grout success that
many of tho llownold minus of timraia arc pivoting with.
Shrowd People, from all Sections of tho cotlllt.l'.\~'.‘ltud ovon from Europe.
are now buying tlluso stocks while titry are boing Uffc‘rcd at those
prices. and putting them away for tho ,risl‘ suro to follow a. little later on.
The titans Milling & Milling blatant
Is organized undor tho laws of chrulu. and has one million shares of
tho par vuluo of (mo dollar. fully Dill-I and tion-nssosaabilr, and four hundred
thousand of this is treasury stock. to lie usud solely for dove
We now offer to the Public ouo llll utirod thousand sllar
stock. at. the low prico of 2:3 routs not share. (par
the price. will no raised to 50 cents, it it
any more of the shares.
This Company now owns in foo s1 lupin; l
propcrty as is to be found allywllcrr‘. ‘0 rated ill (:winllvtt county.
known as tho Owens property. upon ‘.\‘ biob thcro has boon a largo amount of
Two scpara to shafts ban: boon sunk upon a voiu.
and sufficient drifting donu to show up a largo amount of ore. tho void run
to it l'ooa ill width.
Assays rlln lit; high as $150, and on r oxports say tho oro will
about $18 per toll. and that we illth‘ Ill oro than we t'tlll got out ill out:
At. ,tllolowost calculation til «we should bt
ill milling and milling this are.
Upon this property we have now a toll stamp mill. two t‘OtlL‘i‘llll'ultll‘S. one.
40 ll. p. boiltlr and cugillc. one 10 ll. ‘l. portable engine and boilor. ollc safety,
hoist. lilaoltsmitb shop with full set of tools. ono oro crusher. many pumps.
anti a long line of lilacbillcry and too in, sut'h‘as are to ho. found on a well
equipped mint». and a good liliii‘hOllSO and other buildings.
can traced all Ibo way across tho property. running
dovoloplllent work done.
The main vein has b
from N. Iii-to S. W.
Big Incomes From Small Investments.
Thousands of people are now rcc civiupr a lino living illt‘Ollif‘ from lllllir
tug stocks that cost them originally only a tow hundreds of dollars. and thou.
sands will have this same experience within. the nor
,Nearly every one wllo'roads this is already award of tho that that millions
gold have been taken from the surface of the Georgia
the source of all this gold. as
Ml. would);
“Phwin hoop til" nlxt tarsal dove?"
asked ‘O'Hoolhall of Lacey as they on-
tered the railroad station. together.
“Faith." replied Lace
the clock” "It'll loft."
A‘NEARLYFATAL‘ RUNAWAY
Md, orrtblehlcer on the leg of
Fm n‘Grove,.Ill..’whicll
“and all to
Buckie a Amino,
dost. “
88
gold mining booms that many othv
Iopment purposes
as of this treasury
valuo $1.0M after which
should be found llocossary to sell
to acres of as promising a gold
1‘ ten dollars por toll profit
t few years in the Geor-
alto would roturll $6.000
of from 200 tovl'dfll per
sbaro. and is
25c alldnow is hold at
or a little limo is both
lock as you can spare. the money for,
25o per share. one quarter down and the balance on re.
lspectus and subscrlptlou blanks furnished upon appll.
fl all e".
‘ AND WORKS
OFF THEOOLD.
Bromo-Qulntne
cure ll cold in one do
. Price 25 cents.
Ya glancing at 3'. No cure, no pay.
Judges—Your statement
agree with that or the ihfl‘fiiméss.“
i . b monogrammed
.a b ger liar
COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRAWN.
WASHINGTON. April L’s—«Tho post’
tloll of Commissioner of immigration
at Now York has boon tendered to
William Williams. of New York. and
ho has acceptor]. HP will succeed
Thomas It‘ltclllu.
Ullblusoll, simple. truthful testimony
is what-tho puopic wullt; hero It bl,
from Mr. Iii. Marshall, (ills City. 1nd:
”I recently spraiuod my ankle ho ho.
vort-ly that two preparations 'my phy.
sicinn navo lno loft mo confined. A
friond brought me, a bottlo of Italnou's
Nerve & Bonn Oil. and ill a surprising-
ly short tlluo I walked out. This to tho
put-c truth as Italnou’s Norvo & Bond
Oil is pure." Only 250. It. H. Pints-
tod. “
"is she a polite gull?"
"Not at all. She, finds it Impossible
to break horself of the habit of tolling
the trutll."-—~'i‘lt Bits. .
THE GREAT DISMAL SWAMP
01' Virginia is a brooding ground of.
Malaria germs. So is low, wet or mar.
shy ground everywhere. These germs
cause weakness. chills and fever.
~ aches ill the bones and muscles, and
may induce dangerous maladies. But
Elootric Bitters novor fail to dostroy
them and cure malarial troubles. They
will suroly provout typhoid. “ “We
triod malty rcmcdioa for Malaria and
Stomach and l.lvor troubles." writes
.Iollll (learlcstou. of llyosvillo. 0.. “but.
llovor found anything lls good as Elec-
tric Bitters." 'l‘ry tilt-m. Only 50o. i'l‘.
ll. Baxter gunrllntcos satisfaction. M
It finding fault woro a useful 0coll-
plltlon a‘grent many poopie would have
no difficulty in deciding what they
wore cl-oatcd rota—Puck.
D ' L N: 'roahcco spill
S 2 - I and SM 0 KB
Your Lifeawayl
Yolllenn be cured of any form oi‘tobaqco usill
easily. be. made well. strong. ma netlc. folio
llrW life and vigor by taking ”5. .340,
.‘bat makes wool: mop group. Mnny‘ pain
.rn pounds in ion days. Over 509,000
‘tIC'l. Alltirtlgms . L‘uro guaranteed linuk-
wt all-i advice " Address STERLING
n or New ‘s'ork. (of
Sllowl’eoplo any they quarrel cou-
, tlnuully. but I don‘t know why.
‘ch-Vi’hy. they‘re married aren't
, they 7wl’uck.
"Downrigllt laziness“ ls how people
generally diagnose “that tired feeling"
whiph appears with tho spring-time.
. but this is all crroncouu idea. It In a
disease. tho symptoms of a dangerous.
unnatural stain of tho blood. Rulnon's
iron Topic is tho. antidote; with it vi—
talilling iron and strengthening tonic
proportion. ii. is just the medicine
.lloodcd whom the blood is illlpovcrisll-
rd and tho systrtn ill hood of an in
riporatlnk, life-giving tonic. $1.01). It.
ii. Plainted. *‘
. Patience »»»»» Did you enjoy the drama
LEI night? “
Patl‘it-owI-Jlritly it? I should just
say I did. Why I cricd nearly tilv
photo Niacin-Yonkers Statesman.
SAVED MANY A TIME.
Don't neglect coughs and colds. even
if it is spring. Such cases often result
seriously at this season just because
pcoplu arc raroloss. A dose of One
Minute Cough Cllro will romovc all
danpor. Absolutely safe. Actsut. once.
Surl- cure fOr coughs. colds.- ‘ croup.
grip, bronchitis. and other throat and
lung troubles. "l have uschne Mill~
ilic Cough Caro sovora‘l years." says
l’ostlllastor C. t). Dawson. Barr.- Ill.
"It is the very best cough medicine on
the market. It has saved me many a
sovure spell of sickness and I warmly
recommend it." The children's fay-or.
ito. , **
Ito—So your married life is not bap-
py. Well; you have my regrets.
She~0b. 1 don‘t need them; I hate
cnougll of my own-«Judge.
SAVED A Boy's LIFE.
Mrs. contain it minnow.- 0: mt
ford. Det, says: "Brazilian Balm ‘sav .
ed my boy‘s life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sloop. and wu: all rizht. in the. mom
Inc," For sale by 11.11. Plaisted and
F. ll. liuxfr-r
llc annual “looting of old Woll-
l-Iook and Ladder Company will be
held in the lu‘aduuartcrs ill liavllanll
street. tonight at 7:30 o’clock.
T
Drive out that rhounlatism with Ra-
luon‘s Nerve & Ilono Oil, and be sure
it's the genuine Raulon‘s. R. H. Plats-
tcd. *3
“Now. Iiiralll. don‘t look out of the
car window or shake hands with
strangers.” ' ‘
“All right. illellitublo. llll' don‘t you
Sign any contracts with book agent‘s."
——Iudianapolls News.
SHOT lN‘ HIS LEFT LEG.
For all kinds of sores. burns. bruis-
es. or other wounds DoWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve Is a sure cure. Skill diseas-
cs yield to it at once. Never fails in
cases of. piles. Cooling, and healing.
None genuine but De’Witt’s. Beware of
counterfelts. "I suffered for many
years from a sore caused by a gun shot
wound in my left. loz." says A. S. Ful-
ler. English. ind. "It would not heal
and gave. me. much trouble. I used all
kinds of remedies to no purpose until
I tried Dertt’s Witch Hazel Solve. A
tow boxes completely cured me.“ ""
"Can you tell inc." she asked the
druggist. “what Is good for the com-
plexion?“ ‘ .g
"I guess your father's good for it."
he roplier. as be blinded her a box and
charged lt."—~Baltimore News.
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NEGLECT MEANS DANGER»,
Don’t neglect biliousness and consti.
nation. Your health will suffer per-
manently‘lf' you do. DeWItt‘s Little
Early Risers cure such cases. M. B.
Smith. Butternut Mich. says: "Do-
tht‘s Little Early Risers are the most
satisfactory pills I ever took. Never
gripe (mellow nausea." ‘ . "
i
Husbandm‘fNow. dear, just pairsoou
as you arrive you must telegraph. .
' Wife-Joli right: Howrl‘nucblshal
Itelogrnph‘v or?"
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED
with LOCAL A PPLICATIONB. as they
cannot roach tho scat of tho dittouuo.
Calarrll is a blood-or constitutional].
tiiroaso. and in order to ctlre‘li. you
must tuko Internal rcmodlos. Hull's
(latarrb Cure ls taken internally. and
acts directly on tho blood and mucous
surfaces) Hall" ('illtztl't‘ll Cure in not; a
dual-k ”Willa... . .. was prescribed by
our of tilt: bo-lt pllyslriutls Inl‘tlllli coup.
try for yours. and is n regular proucrlp~
tlou. It. is composed of tllo best tontun
‘ known. combined with the best: blood
purifiers. acting dircctly on the mucous
surfactant Tho perfect combination of
the two ingredients ‘is what produces
such wonderful rosults in curing Cuv
talrll. Stand for testimonials free.
I". .i. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by drugglsts, price 75c.
illlll’u‘llillmlly Pills arc tho best.
Notice to immune in General
That a ‘spoclal sale of Winds and
Liquors will take place this week only
at our store. 18 Main street. Tho
reason we offer this special sale is In.)‘
cause we. have just received a car
load of bottled Wines and Liquors
which we arc 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 $1, Old
Crow $1, J. Pepper $1. Wilson $1, Mar-
tell XXX $1.75, Hennesy XXX $1.65,
Hostetter’srBltters 90c. Finche's Gold—
en Wedding 950, Mount Vernon. fat.
95:, Guckuheimer, fgt., 95c, Monogram
90c, Old Nelson 75o, Belmont 75c,Bour.
bo’n 75c. Lincoln County 75c, Gibson
75c, Holland Gin 75c. Old Tom Gin 75c,
imported Kimmel 75c, Imported Jam
Rum 75c, Irish andVScotch Whiskey
75c. . ,
By giving us a. call you will convince
yourself. . . f
, , BlfiNBAUM BROS,
18 Main St.. Norwaik. Conn.
TWO IMPORTANT rac-
rons 11v {IRE INSURANcE
First
Armyou insured ill a strong
company that is “colltlagration-
, proof"? .
Second
Is your pulley correctly writ:
ion by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
century is at your service.
JACOB M. LAYION.
Fire Insurance
5 Railroad Place 50. Norwalk.
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i
Fire Insurance
seems to be about. the only commodity.
bought without regard 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 the tire. Our fifteen years’
experience on the subject have titted
us to do this well.
Taylor ‘8: Golden.
Telephone Cull. 107—4.
loll." , M1902;
Plumbing and Steam Han:
inn. ‘ , _ , _' ,
Hot Water Heating.
Hot Air Hoaflna.
s'rovns AND lllilvoss.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and swam Fitting.
ins Fixtures.” 'iifétul . ‘Ueilrng. ' etc.
linvo you Soon OIII'VStOCK‘ of
RICHMOND“ BflNGE§7\
no Jules~ 3 admin comm
‘ 17 tVALn‘_sraunrg-‘Noswsnk.
When you buy deal you want. a full
measure. Not only fvaliant the quality
right but the quantity‘as well. ,Whell
you place the order with usyou urn
sure‘or satisfaction In every bit of cool if”
you buy. ‘ '
Place your orders with us and got
your money's worm. Our price equal!
any and our coal surpasses all.
nu lttitbtliltll
122 Water so»; .1». . will.“ 31-5.
Branch‘omce. é sawdust. .
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Norwalk Chronicler