. ‘ nectlcut.
‘1 Li indent Hills.
' m'bnt'ha.
~ two
out manager of the Mexican Central
line 11111111111
.3
’1
1
‘l‘
dill“: 'l'éat business. yesterday, with
.70de Edwtn B. Gagor conducting it in
“Weill”: guberior court Nine cases
_ card Mb all granted.
‘ an M can, colored, naked for
n 1111111111 from George Coon. Jr. 1111 lb:-
" ground; at desertlon. Her name was
It
orntOn when George came along
Muced her to change it to Coon.
Tha't'tn was on August 8,1898 It all hap-
ported in York state but six weeks at
tor they moved to Salisbury up in thc
On April 1.1899.
told: her he Wished he new-1
"he'd married. He said he was going
away, and the wife could take cam 01‘
. herbal! as well as she could
Elizabeth J. Powe told the
she was married to Edward ..l
court
l’owe,
.on January 26 ‘1881. Her husband was
- j drunk nearly, ,fieverg day shortly 111’111-1
{they Were mart-la
Very little towards her support
I'li- contributed
She
Liznlrim once lot. a year and ten
lie. pleaded with her and told
.she had better retina. She did.
'l‘ at was 011 Sunday On Monday the
,hualiuud went out and got drunk and
‘ 1 did ,no‘thln'g for seventeen wet-k5
Josephine Kel'alie1 was living in
(Jamestown, N. Y. with hcr husband.
.James T. Keluher, when she 11-1-1-ivcd
{word £10m Middleton-11 N. Y., that her
:ftather was dyl11g.Sl1e went. there with
'her two children. A short time aftci
one received a lettel hum 111-1 hus-
band which told her that be. 11.11] sold
out and was going away. He would
Wscnd for them when he wanted them
‘She never heard from him aim-n She
{moved to Bridgeport and want, to work.
She had tears to shed when her 5111-
'teen year old boy told about her fath-
er's conduct.
Mrs. Alice H. Beckett had a prclty
tough matr.lmouiai experience She
married John W.'Becl1e1'.t who had
been '"111a11ied before. The marriage
dock place in Fairlield. on April 27
1900. The wife went bdi k to hei t'oik5
in Westport, and her husband never
provided a home for her,
Minnie Loepke married Rudolph l’.
Lucpke on February 211, 1891. 1111.11 1111
deserted'her July 1. 1898. lie. was a
u gambler and a drunkard. and 5i1c al-
ways had to support herself. Stephen
EDevaney said: “Yes. he was 11 gam-
bler. because I gambled with him. 1111'
I knew he gambled with money 111- had
no right ter. He said he got a girllu
New York. an' he didn‘t care for this
one. He was no good." This was coil-
clusivc evidence.
Another gambler turned 11p 115 the
tiel‘t-inlant. when Cathcriut- (larlock
made her complaint. They were mur-
lied on April 25. 1895,1111d be skipped
'Formrbf Batarrh.
The tablet in the ideal form in which
to administer medicine but until re
bully no gucoonatul 1111114111111 tablet bud
ve‘r been attempted “There 15 now.
1111111191,,1111 11111111111111 11111111111111.1119.
Remedy tilt cuturrb' in" tubict tot-,In
own 1111 Stuart 5 Cam,“ l1 habitats and
acid by dittigili't‘a.con1noscll of the
moat recont licovorlen h1'n'1‘tidlt‘1iuo
or 0.111be culprrh and 11111111115 tl'oni
‘lie'ir line have been highly 1.1.11...) mg,
The. old time 111-1111111111 of calm l1
ivlls in the helm of ihhulcru, woollen,
.dou1hea, spruyp. etc Later on Intel'-
1111] remedies ,were need with greater
11111-11115. but b'c'lug in liquid or p'oWdcr
form were inconvenient to use and
1111511111 medicines in liquid o1'powde1
tot-,m lore their medicinal '1-11111111-111115
when opened 'or exported to tl11-.1-.u1
Stuarts .Caturrh 'l‘ilb'leta. con ain
highly concentrated uhliucptice ly~
1h'.astin lilriod 1111111, and ltcd gum
which kill the caturrh gcrma in the
blood and mucous membinncc and in
this respect ureatrictly scientific and
modern, because all authorities are. now
111111-1111 that catarrb la 11 consuuittonai
blood 1lieeusc,_ and local applications
11111 have only a, truualtmy effect.
.. ew—o
(Continued trom ‘411'11'111 Page.)
A. "l‘lliy. co'r'uetiat: John Flint. bat-15
Viol. and lohu Steegmullor clarinet
Scot-'5 orchcutra bad the following
members: Frank Sycc louder and vio-
iIuiet; John Svcc, cornetiet; Harry
Stocgmuilcr. clarinet; Rufus .I Smith.
trombone; Stephen Keogh, drums and
belle, and Chariot-l Bolts, 1111111151.
The opening overture by Svcc's or-
chcutru W115 i’OlIoWod by “The Long
'I‘om March." vigorously and exchh-ut-
ly playcd byl lowe‘e orchestra This
in turn was followed by everybody 5
favorite, “liig and Little Casino." well
rendered by the opposite side. the cou-
1-1-1't cloning with the "Putocu \‘l’allz"
by Lowe‘s orchestra. Soon after the
l"(luc of thc concert the combined 01
‘ltllt‘ittl‘nfi Ell'lltk up the grand match.
thc aixtccn members. of Mayflower
company who WEl't‘ to lead having
i‘oi'mcd iu l‘ruui beforehand. Each
man W'li'i in full uniform. with white
gloves and a houtonnlerc of roses and
pinks on his left breast and presented
1 11 {inc nppcarancc. Those who led the
l march were. (.‘.hlcf F. M. Wheeler, Hur-
1l'y Waterbury. (lull Wickc, Samuel
The use of inhalers, dour-hos and
5111' .1 vn la a nuisance and inc onvcniencc
and an ill no Wino compare favorably.
with the same. antiseptic-5 given in t11b-‘
ict form internally, whcrc thci can
remit the atomach and blood and kill
111t11r1'.h germa right. where they are
pioditcéd.“
A' pl‘dmlndnt litw'ycr and public spea-
kcr oi." Ifiltsluu'g. 5‘ny's‘: I have been
boulilcd with 11. atairh of the head and
thioat ‘t‘or twelve years. in th5"1-ll-
malc it scenia impossible to got rid of
It. The continual dropping of mar
as film the nose into the throat 1111115111
imitation 111111 hoarse-aces, seriously in-
t1-1' ieriug Willi my public speaking. It.
took me an hour or morc of coughing
gagging. oxpeclot'allng and snot-zinc;
1-v1-1'_\ morning before i could scltlc
down to work and this condition glad
unlit brought 011 catni't'h oi hiiililrlt i1
tilllhllig loss of uppctllc 1)001‘tllg('5il0ll
and a foul breath whit l1 anuoycd 1111-
cu ccdluglv Ml physician 11111-111111
me to try Stuart scalar 1'11 ’l‘nhlcls and
i took them for two months and W115
astonished to find how quickly they
cit-tired my head. throat, and stomach
and l have no hesitation in rccommcnd-
lug them.
to take. but they seem to get at the
very root of the roublc. because Sili('(‘
using hem l have had no trace. of ca~
tarrh.
llruggists sell Stuart‘s Caiurrh Tub-1
lcts at 50 cents for full 5izcd pack-
age.
They can be carried in the pocket
and used any time and 1.15 often as de-
sired since they contain 110 cocaiuc.
mercury or any other injurious drug.
0‘) " 0"
at).
A CAT SAVED THE HOUSE.
Henry Ochs, Formerly of South Nor-
walk, Has a Fire in Westport.
The Westporl It‘irc Department W115
(‘allcd out Wednesday night to cxtlu-
guisb a (111- in the ccllar of the rcsi-
dcucc of licm'y Ochs, Riwraide 111111.
uuo. formerly of South Norwalk. A
well-directed stream from the nozzlc
of Vigilaut hose. soon cxtiuguinhed tho
llumca and at the 5mm- timc ililcd thc
11-lI111' with \Y‘illt‘l to thc dcpth of two
(in May it}. 1896, when they Wt'l‘t‘ living land 0“,. half M...
in Yonkers 111% told her he was going
i
Mr. 01i15 and his uil‘c can thank
‘0 give up gambling "“‘l i‘“”"“"' “l“ ihcil' cat that their home was not 111--
poaltion by becoming a bartender:
”“ ‘5trou-d bv the llamas.
it n .15 about '1
went ‘0 “‘0 big city "I“! “I“ 1‘1“" ‘1‘" lo‘ciotk when Mr and lili5. ()(l15 and
heard from him since.
H" "“""“"'t Mr ()1l151-1 uiolhcr wcrc sitting in lbc
1”“ in New Haven and “WY ““0 “"‘ ,1liuuiug room \\ lu-u lhcy lit-11rd thc cut
heard from him in four yeuis.
John' Pctei‘5on slgucd
“Your unworthy f1',lend John" qu-n
he wrote to his wife in Weatport. and
told her he never would return to (‘ou—
He told her ht- W115 bound
.tor,.Seattle, .and would go from the-1'1-
to the Klondike. She has not llt‘itl'tl
from him since.
Mrs. Peterson said she married John
in Westport 0n Decembei 23 18:11 ill-
it for Boston, April 7, 1893: and told
er he was going to look for a bett'ei
osition. He never contributed morc
ban 85 towards her support. while she
11 put up over some Si to help him.
‘hc husband wrote no 0 letters from
onion. which were pcnitcnt but corn
incd nothing of promiee to return.
11 told her to "lemn to love another.”
but be was not true to her and that
he would newer oec her “again lie
wished her nothing but. happiness.
Edna 0. Williams acid she 'wau 51x-
teen years old when she ‘went with
Julian ll. Williams, who was thirty-
He pernuadcd hcd to go to Port
Cheater, N. Y.. and get married 51m
went ,to her home and lived there six
11111111111. 'The'n stile w11nt to hip folks
for six months. and laully they had
four months of housekeeping. Then
he can); her home, and 511111 he could
11111 llu'pport her.
it Morando who married Mary
Morin 0 on April 20, ”197. secured a
decree because hi5 who wan not true
to him.
NIGKERBON'S NEW POSITION.
CHICAGO. Oct. 20.~—'l‘hc Record
yil; it wall announced
dlth rity youtorday that ii.
to on 'Vlce-preatdcnt and gen-
, n time. had been altered the position
'Wfii‘efii dent df' thé othern ’1‘-1111111-
_ .3151
winning out over (9111111111 .I. hoodlum
,-"11.\ing ’i"hci1 dog wcui to thc door at
hliuiscli'. I,Ihc lit-11d of the what aiuiru and lit-gnu
to bark loudly. They called him away.
but bc would return. Thinking that
something was: wrong they oncncd thc
door and no Hooncr bad tlouc it. than
5mokc iillcd the rooms. Mr. ()chs im-
uicdlalcly ran to thc houac oi Vigilaul
Engine (.10., and rang the bell. Soon
thc apparatus was 1m the way to the
,51-111113 and in less than no time had a
stream on. Pioneer truck thou arrived
as did also Compo bone, but their ser-
vices were not required.
The Westporl Fire Department is; to
ho congratulatcd upon lte alertness. 115
wall demonstrated Wednesday evening.
The way the fire started was that. Mrs.
Ochu had placed 11 quantity of wood
ushcn in a barrel and it is thought,
that come of the 11511135 wcrc atlll allvc.
____..._,.._,_.._._
'OEFlNGER WAS EXONERATED.
Coroner Finds That Caiclo Died of Ap-
pendicills.
In the (31180 of l- rank Calclo.th1-
cighl ycur- ~old Italian boy whoeo doalh
t‘monor C A. liotcn. of Bridgeport.
hold an inquest over in i-itamlord. ch-
llt‘Hilily, thc Coroucr, ilndll death was
dut- to appcudhillc. and that the din-
1-11511 did not result from any external
violence. “10' (‘oroncr'e decision com
pleicly exonerutos 1" rod Ociluuer, who.
come ltnllun boyn alleged, kicked the
unnoticed youth in the 11111111111111.1111».
pic who have known Mr (It-linger dur»
lag the ill) or 40 your» of hill rouldoncc
in thin city looltcd upon the cnurgt-u
of the email boyn an alumni.
ilrcv.
' bid—flw—duuuww
THE WORST FORM.
Multitudoa are singing the praises ol
hodol; the new discovery which in
making so many nick people well and
weak 1111111111 throng by dlgeaung what.
they a t by cleansing and sweetening
the stomach and by trannlorming their
food into the kind 01' pure, rich red
blood that maker you too) good all ov-
121'.M1'u(g'1"unflll inflow]. ’I‘.. writes:
For a ti bar at years l' Wan troubled
with multimillion and drapepaia. which
grew Into 11111 ,v'rorrlt 1011111.
lug four bottiat I Bin kentlreiy. cured
i heartily 11111111111111.1111 K111111311 1m 1111!
for: from indignation and
Take 11 none 1111111 111111111.
what you eat. I‘ ilfortl Pharmacy
DERBY DEMOCRATS NOMINATI
FOR MAY .
DERBY,
it distill:
October Bib-Alderman
11,5. 5101111111 last. 11111111 received
Ollimii‘li it- nomination for mayor,
MW Mb
11115111 top line been particular-
» 1111 be cure of the
,, 11151-1-
ll!
10‘
They are not only plcaeaul .
Finally 1 . :Ww
was induced «1‘.th Kauai and after lili-
ycpepala.
lac thptliotli ,'
mob
till
llull llobmt lir,owu Wilbur 13<'own.
Mortimer llobcrl5, (icorgc Ro 10115.
i- redo-rick .lauea, Bradley Hull. John
(.‘.orhum, Fred l..undqulsl. ll‘rcdcrlck
Curr. (icorgc. Robertson, William K1101
‘kl and William lice-r5. 'I‘hcac sixteen
iil'clucu went ihiough various 5iuipic
111-1 iulcru' ling movcmcnts with :1 [11'1-
1'i5iou that would have donc credit to a
i-i‘ullllcdgt-d military company. Begin
1 pin" with single llle. the. width ol‘ the
l lluc was doubled each time as the mom
,cumc down the hall until finally,
a'tibight as an arrow the entire sixtccu'
members marchcd to the 1"1-111 amid the
l applausc of hundreds in the hull. They
,v.'1~1c followcd by about onc huudl cd of
the dance 15 lull all of thc intuit-5t ccu-
11-11-11 in thc 5ixtecu lentil-1'5 and their
movcmcuta. .
tilt-1' thc grand march thc orchc5~
l tr: c1. started to wood their way through
1i11- urogium uliich consisted oi‘ fifty
iuo utuuhr-ie tbc waltz lunch-1'5 two
'ta-p and promcundc following in rapid
succession. 115 511011 115 ouc. orcheatra
t'ompicicd ill-l selection, the orchcalra
on the. opposite 5idc starting in. Thin
method was an innovation. lull so well
was it iikcd and appreciated that. it will
probably llt‘ adopted by many other
organizations in the future.
'l‘hcrc were many ill‘lt‘Rilit‘Z-I or out-111-
lowu lil'cuicu prc5cut lust cycuiug, and
lhcy i'cccivcd :1 royal \tclromc ut lht'
llilmli'l oi (.‘hicl' [1‘. M. thelcr. l'llflll‘1
man of tho rot-option. Among tho. com»
pupil-5 l'l'll“l':‘~l‘llli‘(l \vcrc Voiuutccr
Hook and l.l\1ldcr t‘tuumuiy. of Now-
tou, with Captain Louie i". Sloorza. Ar-
thur Raymond, Walter Alcxaudcr. Nor
1111111 Williamson. i1‘i1'5l. Sergeant. Petr-1'
i‘1-lu-1'51111. of tho Daricu l-‘irc Police;
.lohu Flanagan. .lohu Finch. Evcrctt
Millspangh and Nathan l1‘incl1. of 11111»
glc Hook and baddcr Company. liar-
icu; ilauiord Smith. (‘lnrcucc i‘i'oiooi.
i.oui5 thclcr. .loscph Slrchlc, 1.111111
Maiuc. llcujamin St. John. l1‘i'cdc1'ick
>111ilh and licil l-‘ctguuou. oi' the
Kuonitou HM and Drum Corps. pm-
.1' ll,
Assistant Chief ’l‘. S. Murray, of the
Nm'walk l-‘lrc lit-pal'tmcut; (‘uplalu J.
W. llul‘i'y. of ”GDP Hone Company. Nor-
walk. with cilxht incrubci'a: tlu'co mem-
lit-1'51)! Plouccr Hook and Ladder t‘oui-
puny, Norwaik: \Vinlit-ld Scott, of tho
Norwalk l-" 1'11- Police; doll-gallons from
I‘hocuix I'lugiuc (‘o'mpauv Norwalk;
l1‘1'11uk \\ 1111i and William (lcury. of
lili' Stamford Firc llcpartmout; (lbicl’
l) W. llurfor1l.of the South Norwulk
ilcparltucut; doll-gallons from Old
\Vcll lloolt and 1.:1ddcl' Company, l’ul-
1111111 liom- t‘ompauy and tho South Nor-
wulh l1‘i1'1- l‘olicc \1'1-1'1- also uoliccd on
'lii- llool'.
1\55i5tuul Engineer l‘l. S. Illsscil. ot‘
tbc East Norwuik ih-pm'ttucut. tlf‘lt‘gil-
lions from Combo and \‘lgllaut Engine
(‘onipulii1-5. of \Vcslporl: Willard Nu-
phcy. ot‘ l'lngiuc (,‘ompuuy No. 2. Slam-
1‘111'd; also from Watcr Witch lionc
Company wcrc. prcccut. Olin-1'5 notic-
:-d on the iloor from out of town were
Miss l‘ctcrsou, (lhurlcs (flock. Ralph
(‘oun (‘at'l Milk-1' M125 Nathan Finch.
Mia.l‘vc1clt Mlllupuug, Mrs. L. l".
S'tooiza and Mrs. Ar'lhtu Raymond, of
Dark-11.
The dance prograum provided by the
Mayflowcra were very attractive and
a work 0! art in themselves. On lhc
outaidc wars the picture of an up to
date lircmnu. while the twenty pagan
imddo were, filled with a lint ol’ tin-
lifty- -lwo numbers, with a large amount
or advertlaing inlcrvuuinx. 'l‘lu1 p111
gram was in timigc of tho pr'ogtuut
'ouuuiltcc of which Arthur Curr wuu
chairman. 011 the hull. Ittlgt' llu- cour
mlltl't‘u wcrc given us followu: Ar-
rauzcmcnia, tbt- cutirc company; rc-
caption. Captain Samuel llull. lt‘lrut
Lieutenant William Kaeka, (‘hicf l". M,
thclcr. lt‘lrel. Aauiatunt Chit-f .l. (lor-
hum. li‘rcd Carr and (loom- Robertson;
lloor manager. Honond Lieutenant Al'-
tluu' larr: aldt-u. I-Iurry Waterbury.
ll'rcd lamduulat, Howard Merritt, Fred
.Ianca and Wilbur Brown. The 11111-111111-
lIit‘lIl.u wcro lu chargc of'Bradlcy lluii.
chairman. and Carl Wioke.l4‘11-1I
grown war in charge of the ticket of
('fl 11 »
ll' “tail :5 1..
“m... 5.-.... «I 4.....1m.-~ n ..
lillll “It All! THERE?
Pomul 0M Ibl‘lfl Inna 'flnliro (hummi-
nil y. A Von! lip! no 5111111 to” hinge.
How many really licalthg
there in any community? mind and all
Ha httrom top taboo, field. and outnida‘t
rdly one in. .lift but all; nearly all
blunt Woo: up yethokbtrilnmh. We
are anally,“ l and body. we are
under the arch 11111111111 holiday] 'why
111w” WI)" 'lt
11-3557" vilwto or log
' ”3“ ”“1an ill;
{1'11-bl
shin-limb
1111111 on
Then bit;
0111113619“
bacilli
”’1
Iiiewmrolmotl. r1111"
fidlfll’fifi! deadly gallon bad no
“$1111 vopomaaesnnk» on in but
6,116! it
110mm» are -
Woman in-zan Unconscious Candi-=-
tion Found on Sidewalk.
Upon‘ Examination “at'the HospitaI,Her Bedy was
Discovered to be Covered with Scars, Caused
by the Hypodermic Injection of Morphine—-
Facts Published as Warning to Other Women.
The above headlincs recite the
actual expericnco of 11 poor wrcck of
a woman who had once held an hon-
orublc and lucrative position in a
large 111cr1'1111tile house in New York.
llcr health began to fall. and limit-11d
of taking rust and propcr medical
treatment she resorted to stimulants
and morpbluc.
The. hospital physician diacovcrcd
that l1c1' primary troublc was tin
affection of the womb. which
could readily have been cured in tlic
Iirxt slaw-5. If when she had first
full. tliosc severe pains in the back,
tllc lcri'iblc lit-atluclics. the constant
scnsc of fullness. .sorcucsu and pain
in lllc p1-lv‘11: region. elic had hccdcd
the warning that acrioua troulilc W115
in alt-1'11. and commenced a rcgulur
trcntmcnt with the l’lukliam llcuic-
dies. as did M15. Robcr of Chicago.
whose lctler follows. the polypun
in llic womb-would have been dis-
nolvcd 111111 phased away. and today
she would luivc been a \\'1-ll woman.
Why will women lct tl1cmnclvcs
drift. 111111111: into tci'r'iblc built-ring
and sickness in this way. when there
is monumental proof that Lylllil
. l’lukluuu's chctnblo ('om-
pmllltl is tluily 1'clicviug lliousuu1l5
of womcu from this very trouble?
'l‘lu-ro is no cxcuse for any woman
who suil‘crn to .51) without help. lli rs.
l'inkhalu is very glad iutlccd to giro
licr perm-11111 advice to any one \\’ll(l
will write for it. lllltl llu' following
letter 5impl5tgol-5 to prnvc that the
Vegetable Compound will positively
curc fcmulc illl-l:
“ Since. the birth of my baby i
Inflated from womb troublc,backacho,
irregular menstruation, also intense
nci'vousnens.
“After trying different remedies
with no relief I was induct-d to try
Lydia. l1}. l‘iukham’5 Vegetable
Compound. To my surpilse and
delight I found after taking my fir5t
bottle very great improvement. I
continued its use and it has 11111110 me
a well woman.
" l um so grateful to you for my
recovery that I wish to thank you.
and if this testimonial will be of any
use to other suffering women, you
have my full permission to publish
it."——1\i55. Many Room. 5111': Elm
Avc..(‘l1i1‘ll;:0. “L— €5000farfuit1/origlnal
of above latter proving genutncncss cannot be pro-
duccd.
Free Medical Advice in Women.
Women suffering from any form of
female. weakness are. invited to
promptly communicate with Mra.
l’inkhaiomt Lynn, Mass. All letters
are received, opened, read and un-
swcrcd by women only. A woman
can freely talk 0! her private illness
to a woman; thus has bccn estab—
lishcd the eternal confidence betwccn
Mrs. l’iultlmm and the women of
America which has never been
broken. Out of the vast volume of
cxpcricncc which she has to draw
from it '15 more than possible that she
lillh gained the very kuowlcdgc that
will l11-lp your case. She asks noth-
i111.r in rcluru except your good will,
and lit'l' advice has relieved thousands.
Surely any woman, rich or poor,
is vcry iooliah if she 1111115 not take
advantage of this generous odor of
assistance.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY OFFICERS.
A Most Successful Convention Held
This Week in Mlddletown.
i\lll)lil.l-2'l‘0\\'1\‘. October 2.1——-Aflcl'
holding the moat uucceesful convention
in the hi5lory ol‘ the organization tlit'
Woman'a Auxiliary of thc Y. M. 1‘.. A
which bun llt't'll in 51-5. ion l1ci'1 5i1111-
'i‘liui'atluy morning touched iiuul ud-
jourilmcnl ycett-tday hilt-11101111 Nint-
ty-cluht dclt-galcu from various plat-ca
in the ululc outside of this city won-
in ullcudauct- yoatcrday. Th1- clcctiou
oi ofllccru I'cmlltcd 115 followu:
(11111111111111.1111, [1‘. ll. Sicrcun.
lli'ldgcport.
Vicc-chnlrmuu -Mru. it. (‘. Holman.
Whmted.
SecretarywMina l'luuua Smith.
'l‘homptulnvlllc.
'i‘reaaurcr--~~Mre. A. C. lluuhnoil.
Ncw littvt-u.
Executive committal-whim. (I. V,
(lotion, Hartford: Mrs. J. W. Davie.
Stamford; Mru. .l. 1.. Rutherford. Mar»
Idnn: Mru. Waits-11 iioicom, Torrlng
t'ou' Mru 1'. li. Alton, Norwich; Mitt.
ludwiu Ilugiiun 1.1111111111111111.
Prior to tho opcniug of the morn
ing Nt‘tltiltlll of the convention. ll wurwk-
era parliament win-1 held with Mrn.W
.l lxilxc of Now Haven all chairman.
and MMN .li. Jacki-I of llartlord, an
secretary chortu from auxiliaries
about the Main were received
The devotional aolvlcc which upon-
cd the 808M011 at the convention prop-
ol‘. Wail routiuo'tud by 'lfitoman 1".( (bloc,
uccrotary ol' the ‘1’. M. t‘. A of tilili
city. Following it won 11 ravioli! of tho
reports of nuxillurk-a by Minn Emma in
Pomona of 'l‘hompllonvllle.
A poor on “,Boyu Work" wau read
‘by rs. ilbrvby L. smith of New Ila;
ven atlbr which there was lacalluon
of lhe paper led by Mrs. .aciol of
itarltord .,
The principlll address of the neuaimi
was made by 119v (loot-5e N. Stone. of
Hartford on .‘.Ilnucliiabnoilb in Ser-
vice. 'm , g
'I 1.
"I HAVE NOT KEPT SILENT
all this time. but It ve windmill!
praised and recommeu ed Calcuru 8111
«at to the afflicted. .l haw: 1111-1111
the cutest benefit from it.“ ills-5.11
N 1110011,. 78 Broadway henaaeiiier
32%: lhbngigélive or
”uniting" multimillion”
GWEN A MILITARY FUNERAL.
Last Services Over Remains at Major
C. H. Bonesteel.
liliilttli-ll’tlli’l‘. Octobcr {lbw'l‘ltc
fuucrnl of Major Churn-5 H. lioncntcci.
of thc 'l‘woutythird if. S. infantry, who
dicd on board tho transport. Slit-rump
on tho ltith an be wuu' returning to
this country from Manila, wall hold
vcstcrday upon the arrival of thc l:l2
train it out Now \ork. The body wan
i11lcrr1-1l In Mountain Grove ccmclcrr
'i‘hc 1'-uli11- 1Ily battalion with a firing
squad of I‘cmllin‘n from tin1 Twcnt;
that 1‘. ‘.lni‘antrv. mtcd and military
1-51-111'l.h'(‘uptnin t‘hurice M. ’l‘ruill
Franclu .l. Kleruun and Captain i". ll.
Lawton. of the ’l‘wculy-iirnt infantry.
and l.icutcunut (‘3. ll. Stone, at tho
'l‘wcnty-third ll. $.1nfanlry, were pail
bcarora.
Colonel W. ll. lloyle and Major i".
ll. iuimloin. ot' the 'l‘wcuty-lirat. (lencral
W. [1. Spur-goon and Major F. ii. Elton
hard. 11 clues-mute ul Wont Point of
tho tlccomtcd. cami- from New York to
attend the fllnl‘l‘lll. rcprcuculiug tlu'
Ilnitcd Hinton Army.
'HIS LIFE iN PERIL.
”l Just not-mod to have gone all to
. pit-cell " wrltcu Alfred lice. of Welfare.
'l‘cx... "billouaucnx and a lame back had
mmk'i life 11 burden. i couldn't out or
work when I began to 1151: Electric Illl
torn but they worked woudcru. Now I
1111qu like a top can out anything, barn
uuhu-d In mmngth and enjoy bard
bicep and foil. alumni too worn out to
work. " 'i‘lu-y ulvc viuorouu iwullh and
new life to weak ult'kly. run down poo
pic. Try them. Only 001) at F. ii.
llaxturu drau utorc
BRAKEMAr’B N0: K WAS EROKEN.
NORWIt‘ i (in Olll‘l‘ 1f; -—- While
'uwltciilng care at “l‘ltamnevllic yester-
day afternoon William Mallow-v. alt-
cd ciuhteen a brakemun on the cen-
tl'nl Vermont railroad. fell from the
top of a car and lucid; his neck The
body was tpk1111.to the home of Mn-
lioney'n parents bi Mantvliln,1vi111m
the ftuwral will be held. .
mw—MMW‘
ONLY CURE FOR DYSFIPUM.
Mrs Franklin flush. cl! New Hittite,
0111., 1111,1111: “i buttered for years with
111-5111111511. tilted to have great all»
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I could hear 51.111111111111111 helped
until I look Zurich 1111 mum. and one
cent bottle cured 11111 completely."
For till-ll 11:1 It. ti Plumb and it. It.
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Mayor 5 (mice, South Norwuik. Conn.
Clerk oi? the City or South Norwulk.
Mayor. and by request or the Council
at said city, I hereby direct you to give
that a special city pleating will be held
in Ariou Hall on Tuesday. October 28
or the advisability of purchanlng and
installing motors for use in connection
to take such action in relation thereto
as may be deemed expedient and to
appropriate a sum not to exceed live
thousand dollars for such purpose; 4.11.
.110 to consider the advisability of in-
creasing the capacity of the city’s elec-
cquipment therefor and for the street
lighting system. according
tile with, the Board of Electrical Com~
missiouers, and, if deemed advisable,
to authorize the name and to appro-
priate not to exceed the sum of $10,-
000 to pay therefor; also to consider
the advisability of fixing a. salary 01'
member of the Council of said city,
establish such compensation as may
any other business proper to come he-
Dated at South Norwalk this 2211
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
City Clerk.
m
oucph R. Taylor,
: By authority vested in me as
e to the legal voters of this city
at eight o'clockp. m., to consid-
the clty'a electric light plant, and
light plant and pnrchaolng new 2211.
p. m.: and
to plans on the first
estimates prepared by, and on
lensntiou for the Mayor and each
if deemed expedient, to fix and
ccmed advisable; also to transact
said meeting. .
023 it
if
GYQI'
LIFE IS UNCERTAIN.
Have you made a will?
administered faithfully and economi-
cally make
TthouthNorwalk
Trust Company
your
ance with your wishes.
013 121.
Almisiitil illitclus
Notice is hereby given that the ac-
lectmen and town clerk or the topic 0!
Norwalk will hold a session in the
Town Court Room, on Wall street, in
the city of Norwalk. on Friday, the
17th day 1')! October. 1911/..fr'o'm 9
o 'ciock [1.111. until 3 o'clock p. 111., for
the purpose of examining the coalition-
tions of electors. and admitting to the
elector'a both those who shall be found
qualified, and. by public adjournment,
will be in session tor the some our.
noses, at the police rooms. on liavilnnd
street South Norwalk, Monday Octo-
ber 20th, from 10 o’clock a. 111. until 5
o’clock p. m.: and Wednesday. October
from 2 o'clock until 8 o‘clock
unless
list as “to be made,"
whose rights shall‘appear to have ma.-
turcd. shall have been admitted or re-
Jccted, cold seleclmcu and townclerk
will hold a session in said Town Court .
room on Wall street, for said purposes,
on Friday. October 24th, 1902, from 9
o'clock n. in. until 8 o'clock p. m. and
not afterwards except that if it ap-
pears that the rights of any person on
the first list under the title of ”to be
made" will mature alter said Friday,
October 24th, 1902, then and in that
case said soiectmcn and town clerk
will be In aessionin said town clerk's
ofllce on Monday, November 3d, 1902.
from 9 o'clock a. 111. until 6 o’clock p.
1a., and not afterwards. to: the pur-
all
entered
Dated at Norwalk. the 13th day or
day of Octobcr, 1902.
MORTIMER M. LEE.
Mayor. pose of admitting such persons.
A true copy.
Attest: October, 1902.
JAMES A. BROWN,
SAMUEL LYNES,
WILLIAM B. REED.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
HERBERT R. SMITH,
1 .Town Clerk.
to have. ’ "' "'"’ “
you dcslrc your estate
Executor, and they will carry out
y provision of your will, in accord-
City
THE SOUTH NORWAL'K
CONDENSED STATEMEn 1‘,
Loans,
Notea,
Bond: and Bank Stock.
Real Estate and Banking
House,
Cash and Due from Banks,
Deposits (4872 Accounts), $1,233,190.57
Surplus. 60 000.
Other Profits,
ALDEN SOLMANS,
JOHN ll.
GEORGE l".
SI! VINGS BANK.
OCTO-
3,1
J'tl'fi‘itl's Brown 5
'l‘ltinlir 1111 Paper 111111..
Pure White-Lead and
mixed byliund will wear twice '
as long and cover double-our -
taco u machinery mixed. The ,
house of Williamfiteveuu and 0!
Stephen Wilcox. bath on South
Main street. were painted by mo
in thin manner over eleven you:
.50. They am still flood. ,. .
Your house will stand to ‘,woll
.u I paint it. My 010cc. 6: South
Mala street. 111‘ 30016036.. ll
Elm Grove gum.
Malt" I
lino .
BER 1.1902:
RESOURCES.
$ 642,624.69
48,050.00
542,190.57
and School District . »
Valve.
32.225.77
to it in .
117,913.00 r ' m"
$1,333,004.03
LIABILITIES.
392813.413
$1,333,004.03
President
Vice-prouldcnt
Treasurer
pvqmug. sure in service pipe.
BEARSE,
UNITED IANK BUILDING.
TOD“.
.’E
loci
are
my
ill
at
SOLID AND .'BUG‘CESSFUL‘.
CITY NATIOllA‘L‘B'AllK
Capital.
Surplus.
Other Proms. $40,700.00
.1055 II. mats. President.
boon ill. 11111011. could.
Joint H. Form
John H. Knapp
John H. Light
E .
_. BBWELS
' DAT .‘EIH' LIKED
. .. ......1!‘. .. .. .-.
IOUTH nonwatk, court.
mum—u...
handmade
$100,090.00
DlREOTORI:
Henry anymour
curl-tint swam
I. H. Molhlmon
Bird Cam find
A. Flash
.th
Chandelier» 'Haud 11ml. 1111111111.
all due
1
Notable". clonal without sun II-
flu natural.
THE iDEAL
VOLUMBTEI PRIOIURI RIO“.
LATINO PLUM-i VALVE.
A «It adjusting profluro regulator.
applied to u 1“!th Volvo operated by
direct present-'0. Discharges the an.
«input or water in the limo length oi
time, regardless of the head or pro:
800 it in operation in our til-ploy
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llilitllll Plating hits,
no. 411 WATER STREET.
uouru mono-1.. ""1
SOLOMON 31.111111. Manager.
m
Gold, Sliver,”I Ni bl and (3de
Metal Work limited
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decorum Jemima. ANTXQUL nRONZING.
Metal Sign! of every dcicriptlou.
Brm' Albertina; 31:111.
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hair»
it New
11 Miller, lull {Capt-m at: or 11111
at {fir Wig la flgl‘élllvr’ ell:
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