‘ ’lluiipii lliiiharu
' “ . L inliicilnii
bombs stated on highest
there will be no field
I and mice at the out
both: Tuesday, says the Stun
Advocate.
dilution. in (sot never Ier
MOM. by the club. Origin-
mum“. was made playfully
meeting of the club and was
. Wit the medium of the
hire fliterprlsins prcsa agent'
thin came to the "Ollt 1' of Mayor
nine Cat Club officers found
' :tter was taken so seriously by
1‘- ill and the world in geucr.al they
‘ ed on the Joke. never saying that
- . would be any killing of mice. it
true they ordered 2.000 mice (from
oontootloner) which will be given
way no bourenira to visitors. This
1 1111 might to calm the feelings
Oil or and Mr Halnes of S.
. 0. A.. 01' any one else who may
ave euppossd the olllcera of the Cat
luii were. inhuman, or would (atei to
"in depraved taste ‘
' lt' h Minamoto be explained in
in! rd” that: Mrs Cummings and
1111.6 yhi’aiabem or the Cat (‘llih
.. Oilld conteuance cruelty 01 any-
1min: which- ht be so consumed
exhibit of the authority vested in
onion, as some might think I11
(mail that has been said
‘ lick. O'llh's mayor received Fr-i
£11. .901” notification or his
‘sa honorary member or the
It! hit reply he asks permission
hit is black cat. which he BRYR
into his. house the other night
. ,e'ntrieil have been officially
11": believed that some way
6 ill!!! to admit the cat. Score
. bbott's letter to the may 01' uns
77¢” oiior devolves upon me to in
Will brat ii. meeting of the
, lttee of the Connecti-
1 in held yesterday. you
are elect“ all honorary member of
' conduct its alfalrs- as
1 “ d with humanity and
till monument."
. W mayor sent the following reply
£01.)“. Abbott this morning.
our: note informing me of my
dly communicate to the
appreciation of the honor‘
111 kitten who strayed into
Wow days ago. and who
Wooncluded to make an
lsit, would like to attend the
patio "on. where she can see the
19."th the people can see hei
1' 1 1 be done about. it. or is
' to?"
‘ number» of “entries from
, vicinity of people who
j ibits of {owls and pet
', try». 81nd Cat Show, this
Stile, number being John S.
Broad River Poultry Farm,
Bohemian. Mrs. Wit.
. Lewis E. Olmstead
let, Hrs. Silas .0111.
(i; S. Purdy and Mrs 0b-
,of Noroton; Theodore P..
_ ad G. ,D, Tilley, of Darlen:
‘ "dl'i 0i SSEUQIWE “I
one Poultry Yards of
" M .1111 ii ‘ :-
”W
W riic Pellets for con
ut 25 acute—medicine.
my...
. W Rector. of"
rflrmdlyxlop
. he Brewster Stan-
es ntil 1880 Mni
Employee
He resided
ii in village was
iflarlem and was
to is
‘ bile:
Mayor Leeds in going to have an ex- 1
it at the cat show, and it won't bi- '
the I
‘.biliousucss ior wars: on iising in'
lo a “a Wr member of- the
. 'Ec 5t '11! Cliib’ ached 11111111111 l
p -. j l to think that an
.' W151 the club Ought to
Cl We in securing fmu
vans tourism
- clan of that or
' Why" M. Dillon: People Take
Pills and Othm Don't--
11111011111111: is” miioli llllSiilldt'rt
. stood. .
So many people have it. that’ 115
worth understanding. the more so
as it is easy enough. if you begin
right
Liver secretes a fluid called
liil'c goeiv to' the intentions.
where it performs important work
in digestion. _§0111cti111cs bile pas-
wages in liver get flogged. ”ibis
is biliousnesa.
' .;“lliliouancssi” is the idea' that
by taking a pill which stimulates
the li\ or. we may cure biliousucsa
it isonli tin idea.
l’ill— Hiking relieves. but lli)t‘$lli)l
1111c it. llic cure can only come
1l11‘11ugli the stomach.
Why? _
llilioiisuoss in tallscd bv the:
poison of undigested food. irritat
i111.r the Inn ”lo t‘tllt' bilious-
111-1s lllt'h‘t‘ pnisom must be got
out 111 the wtiuuzicb. lbc only:
~ui'1 11:1} 111 do this 111 with .\l111li
1'1 81'1ch s ( lll‘illl\c 51 mp.
Stfllgtl' s Sy 1' up is :1 pleasant tou-
i1 aid to digestion. picparcd from
1111115 limbs and buiks. it helps
the stomach to digest its food and
1111911.: out 111' lll(‘ s_\ hlt‘lll all dun
o'er-111s poisons.
in this way it cures biliousncss.
licaduclie. unused. dizziness.
iustc. stoiunclwicbo. lover.
Etiic. ct1‘.. when other remedies
{give only temporary relief.
j\\'l‘llt‘5 uudcr date of l"0l11'nary 25.
'il.iilt‘.ll street.
5 111112: “I 11:11'1 been troubled u'iib
{lllt' 111111 11111.1‘r ni_\ ttmgiit‘ “llllltl be
vuiutcd and lllL'lt would 111‘ a bad
was poor. The other day i tried
t'ni'alii'i' Syrup. which had been
left with 1111'.
to directions on bottle. and can
truthfully any that it has helped
have C'Vt‘l‘ tried before.
igut has not been mated 11111' has
this splendid icu‘icdy.”
'EXAMINED iN MILITARY LAW.
Question Propounded to Lieut. Robert
L Waikggi by Col. L. F. Burpee,
hiilitiamiin are awaiting with inter-
iofllcern in the Connecticut National
lGusrd. who were before the, military
examining board at Hartford last Week.
More than ordinary curiosity is mani-
fested witr those examinations because
the disposition of the case of Lieut.
(ordnany upon the grounds that he be
iougodimi '.n labor' organization and
the examinations The board will made
its formal report to the min taut gen
oral and it will be several 1! le-e
the results will be made 31191111.,
it was stated that the eltltminiai:
board took up as part or the We
rice the question that anitnted; Lien
tenant Walker and which lb is said
i prompted him to leave theniillltilr Col- .
rbury. ‘
Sec- ’
onel Lucien F Burpee at We
who was an ol commaiidei o‘f te
end regiment. was 11.111111161111151 the
card to examine officers on military
11w Colonel Burpee it is reported
1
1 ti
1
on:
“As a mlllthi'y officer what would
. vou consider your duty in the event
of it labor strike?"
Lieutenant Walker; it is
enter that he would N: ye
mllitip if he was ordered?
' ilnst where Lleut. Walke
......
do so.
hands to
fathom. and thegwherenbeiite of his
.resignation ls likewlge a mystery“ it
1has not reached the adjiitsnt neural
yet. although it should have been re-
iceived at that. office before this. Anal
0113 militiamen it is believed that the
resignation in traveling in easy stages
and that it will probably reach Hart-1
ford some time before the announce-
nient is made of the results of the ex-
animations.
I_'._._....
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
1
which it is unable to do for itself.
M.-
"1311;” the net
new wed in»
allowed to test
d tswlrltr‘ou'oet
bud .
lintu?
lcucc, cmistipnliou. loss of zippc—'
Mrs. Mary Shannon. of N11. 1311.
Bridgeport. (111111”:
llilslt‘riil lll_\ month. my appetite"
11 sample bottle of Mother Scigcl’si
i used it according'
1111' more than anythingr else i':
.\ly ton-I
..llltl‘t‘ liccn any bad taste in my"
'liuoutli since I have been using
cat the results of the examinations of i
of the“. effect they are likely to have in ~
Robert. L. Walkei of Company E 8911- ‘
rind regiment. who resigned from the ‘
felt that the militia was antagonistic
to the organization he belonged to. No '
announcement has yet been made by .
the examining board or the results of;
Kodol does for the stomach: that.
even when but slightly dlsordered 'or
' over-loaded Mel .snppllin the
', " mil in! 1 .
80c 7.1‘he town of Norwalk shall
11% South Narwsllr annually one-
aif of the necessary cost. and expense
of maintaining the highway known 11-
tho Connecticut Turnpike within the
town of 1th Norwslli.
The collectors of the at
and town tn " n the. town of.
walk are here uthorissd to col
their respectl Q I already hat
and in their rs lve rats books c6n~
tamed in the same manner as thoulh
this resolution had not been passed.
and shall pay the same to said town of
.Norwalk and 311th Norwalk in propor
tion to their iesoeotlve grand lists
. 811c.9.~——'l‘he first town meeting of
said new town shall be held in the
city or South Norwnlk, on the first
Monday of October. l903. in Putnam
iloao House. on Franklin street. ao-
l'Ul'tl‘lllx to the provisions of Chapter
112 of the General Statutes. 1902. the
warning or rail therefore to be made
1111i signed by James A. Brown and
William B. Reed. of said town. or eith-
er-ot them. Sold warning or call
hull; contain the purposes for which
liiuuuul town meeting» are held. and
l1l11'i):'lii1c1s elected at said meeting
'1 rhiiil hold their respective ofllcea un
til others 1111- elected and qualified ac-
roriiliig to law. in their stead:- The
present justices of the peace. elected
' ln'vtbc town of Norwalk and realdlnz
lwlthlii the limited said new town
null act during the remainder of
t 1111' respective terms as fully and
freely as though they had been elect-
ed by said new. town.
Soc. 10. This resolution uhall take
effect on the first Monday of October.
A.‘l,1.. 1903. .'
The bill was unanimously approved.
By suggestion of Mr. Light the fol-
lowing rcsolu ion was passed:
Resolved. 11111 Aldon Solmans...ioliu
.J'. Cavauugb, Russell Frost. .1iinea
- iloldon. John ll: Light. Cb atlan
‘ Swim-la. John 11‘. Mom on. Charles W.
Bell, George H‘. Tn. dley. John B.
Lawrence. E. H; Mathewson, be and
they hereby lire appointed a committee
, to be known as the executive commit.
1 too, and they are hereby given all the
powers of this general Legislative
t ommittoe when this committee is not
_ in session.
i This committee is to not for the gen-
eral committee in matters that require
prompt action. and to report to the
general committee. its first duty being
. to draw a charter fer the enlarged city
. of Sonthflorwalk.
in answer to inquiries the west. boun-
dary line of the. city was ascertained
1 to include all the islands west of Shel-
lleld. and that the Washington street
billiao malntenumc will be as provid-
ed by statute jointly upon the two
towns it connects.
it “as anieisaiiied that the petitions
were generally well signed.
.no systematic plan was in operation.
and it. was voled.thut the chairman
appoint a committee of ten to especial-
'li attend to this matter. The chairman
said this was no important a matter
111111 he would take time to consider
it and announce. the committee later.
The committee selected followa:
. E. E. Crow'e, .Georae H. Vosbiirgli.
John T. Cuneoi D. P Wicks Daniel
Dunlop. J. iLadrlxan. Louis S.
Boers Wl llam J Weisheit. dinfna J
Smith and Charles A. Walters
There was a xeneral talk upon the
question of new tow-.11 and most on-
thuals’stlo declarations in its favor.
' and upon the bri lit pros ects before it.
Adjourned to 1 net at he call of the
1 luiliinnn.
1
i
l
I'm-“1L
THE SECRET 0! LONG LIFE.
Consists in keeping all the main or
0111111 of the body in healthy. regular
action and is quickly deetroylnl dead
iy disease germs. Electric Bitters reg-
; plate Stomach Liver and Kidneys pur-
1 lfy the blood and give a splendid up
1 111-tile. They work wonders in curl
i Kidney Diseases, Female Complaints.
Ni-rvous Diseases Constipation. Dy-a
popsla and Malaria Vigorous health
and strength alivnys tollow‘thirlr use
only 50c guaranteed by F. ii. Bax-
inr. druggist '
”met...
DANBURY PASTOR RESIGNB.
FDANBURY. ‘LJilii' 19 -.-Rev Andrew
t‘l-lubtrarlx for thirti— five years pas-
tor of the Second Congregational
mans . rut 111.: Lieutenant. Waikiki-thin” marl Church. tensor-ea an resignation to' his
lc derogation: yesterday-4 .1 the «Hub-
b rd intends to resign from the minis-
try and will reside here Ilia iii deputy
commander oh the Kaisbte'llemoiars
and he of the best known ministers
“Egan“
11111111811111 his denomination in the state.
.Ma-L—a—o—
‘ Homer own palm. Burns. cuts.
LEM.
" % day in regard to his attitude toward a nip: 9.“- W“ on t rel.ief '.Dr
‘ " the. militia and labor Is uimcuu tel F" "g ’ ' m'
it any drug
$9.”? meow-1
i
i
1
but that ‘
Nine women oi eveiil "ten know 50'
‘1‘
H1 ‘17‘
dollilré ill Goods haiie chau'oed owners.
well of the Mill
that information. This news is especiallu for the tenth w
' For nine daus this store has been a hive
Eiiéi'u bullet has bought more for her 1110111111
rim-1
of 1311511 bullets impellers Thousands off
than at (mu other time of the near lspossiblt: :' 11:. 1 . ,. -.
Qespiie this the sale is still 1111111101 Mill Eiid bamaiiia there is as bio assortment
now is the usual sale has on openlliti ila‘li
Here 15 a list of the studs that are the strength of the bile.
'jc'l', "1 1'-
it“ is' long. iiot all
.. 1" c a 11
F" ' 11 '1 1
i
die
included then and full of interest but the goods themselves Will more b18111 interesting.
it is in Will power to save moneu on even sort of household articles---ou neaiiii
eveuiilbing uou wish. Will 1.1011?
wa'ShJGoods. 4 .
STILL ARE THE COUNTERS FILED DEEP WITH
THE PRETTY COTTON FABRICS.
Derrida-‘- 11 yard Vu'idc. light and dark grounds.
white and 1'111111'1'1lslripcs. worth 1111' yd.
block-and-
lcst prints. indigo-blue and dark and light fancies. \vorlli (1c
‘ 4W-
('(1rdt'd nuidras. 3ii-iiit‘li. light grounds. block. and blue: tiff
yd.
iii'cs and stripes; \1'11rili .15 1‘ yd. 91‘.
All tluiiurlcitcs. fancy stripes and figures, light and dark.
ii'ui'ib 1111' to 151' yd. 7c.
Apron ginghnuis. checks in :ill the colors. worth '71: yd.. 51'.
Secreiiclci'r 'gingliaius. plain rulers. stripes and checks. worth
l.” 21'. _\'..d h 91'.
l roucli 1'11111l1ri1t. mostly light 1"11|111~1 yard 11'.id1' 19c. \d..1)1'.
Zilcrccristd saloons polka dots and liguris uortliz 5c 1d. .. 1... ‘Ac.
\zird- 1\"'id1 dress gingliauis 11111111 121.112 1d. 91/31:
\\'11isiiugs in fanu stripes wmtb 191' 1d. ioc.'
. Sllb giiiglimns. briudsomc in pattern and 1"111111. “Ulill 5111' 111..
.. 1111:“; 27c.
Linings. 2 +-
llack pct-enliue worth 151'. _\'d.. 91'.
Sateen. blhck.‘ worth 35d._ 1'..d 191'.
Handsome: black percalibc. worth 51' _\'..1| 151'.
Colored Dress-coeds. ‘ ,
. AMONG-THE MOST-NOTABLE or THE. SALE'S op.
PORTUNiri‘ES‘Aan THOSE YET AT .HAND FOR THE
BUYER OF' COLORED WOOL ENS. .
Ziliciinc- finish suiting. a 1.1111 uidc. §C\t’|l good colors uortli
3111'. yd.. l 3 - 251‘.
Pine int-11.151131141111- worth 501‘. 1'..d 29c.
Lliecked suiting and blue Sicilian 42 a11d45 iiitmli worth
501' v.11. . 39c.
\ igorcnin in dark shades. 44 inches 11'1irtl1751'.y..d 50c.
it; lu1 Led Henrietta. six good colors. worth 751'. yd. 50c.
Diaheiii Stuffs. z ,. _ g
' EACH DAY SEES MORE PEOPLE FINDING HOW BIG
AND GOOD ARE THE MILL END OFFERINGS ON THE
THIRD FLOOR.
Best silkoliue 111 pretty patterns WUl‘lll 12ch 1'11..
7c.
l" rintcd denin. rc\er51blc and a yard wide. worth lzl/zc to 19c.
yd.. 10c.
Fancy striped muslin. pure white, worth 1273c. to 18c. yd..
8c.
'l'apcstry. floral and striped patterns. worth 501'. to 75c. yd.,
34c. ‘
(iobcliii and damask tapestry. 11"”; strips, worth $1 to $7. 50.
(samples), ' $1 50.
Black Dress-goods.
BLACK. THE MOST-STAPLE OF ALL DRESS FAB-
RICS. HAS AMPLE SHOW IN THE MILL END SALE.
. Heavy skirtings. . 251:. yd.
laskebwovcu suiting. worth 501‘. yd.. 29C.
Priestly woolenS' infancy figures, worth $1 yd.. 59c.
Cheviot. handsome and firm. worth $1 yd. 59c. ,
Sicilian. 4.1-inch. , 39c.
Broadcloth. lull 50 inches wide and worth $1 yd., 1891:.
50-inch vcuctinii, worth $1 yd. . 89W}:
'Ricli. sturdy granite. worth $1.25 yd.. $1.00.
Silks. _- " g.
THE SILK MAN 18 RUBBING HIS HANDS WITH
GLEE BECAUSE OF THE BUSINESS HE'S DONE—AND
EXPECTS TO DO MORE AND BETTER. '
Flannel taffeta. white and colors. worth 751' yd.. 39c.
Shautiiig pongec.polka~d0ts and small fancy figures, worth
$1.00 and $1.25 yd.. . 55c.
Syria's taffeta. black-aud-wliitc stripes. blue—antl—wliitc checks,
rcd-and-white checks. . 551:.
Printed foulards and Liberty. satin. w0rtli 75c. to $1 yd.. 53c.
Printed foulai'ds. worth 50c and 59c. yd . 39c.
lllack talieta. French. 23-incb.worth$1.oo yd. 80c.
lilack silkvelvct. 19-inch, worth 75c. and $1.00 yd. 59c.
Runs .5
soiled-.114 size.
801111" lar‘tié', some small; all worth $175—$195. . 1 ,
u 1;!1 little prices 1) . ’11,: . worth $3‘7‘57‘5275:
ng'raiin :ai't 11111181111119 _1 l). 1.
icet.wortl1$(1.oo. ,. $4 50, “0”" $47543 75- ,
lie 't “lit" 11 1"“ s ( by" 12. Conifer-tables filled with good
f t :vorth 3;; 15. 1 ' $29 soft down that wont mat
9C 1 D‘ ‘ _
~ . -.. 1‘.._.$1zto$oo.
Axminstermugs. 18 by 311 in- 75 5 3
cites. worth $1.00. 75c.
i ,Beds‘pie'ads
Large hemmed spreads; w0rtli
Flannels -
\Vlllt’e doiilet. worth (1' ”1:. vd.“‘. "9" 39'“
_ 4C1 'l'lcuunrd spreads. worth $1.35.
1 ancy outing. worth 101'. yd.. $‘ -°°'
. ~ 634C. Marseilles spreads worth $2. 25.
White domet. worth 10c.1'd.. . . $1 50
7C 5 - t. , ‘ . .
i not 1' outing worth iZ‘/§C.. .11 rag.“ spreads. worth $3 $200
’ 8c. l'ringed spreads. worth $1.25, '
. «- . , ' é' . 95c.
1 . 1 . J . v . _ .
“bite domet. north iz/icngc; ”fluidisonw'gahin. spreads.worth
s ’ . 4 ' . $260-
Plaiu outiiig in all the wanted .' 4
colors, worthrhziéc yd. 9c.
outingdlainel skirt patterns. .
fri‘flt'fi '
1W " e pique; ivortli 251:?- yd.. ,.
.)
White wool blanketslféi trifle
. i'd'
' yd.
Brown 9-4 sheeting; worth 26c. '
Towels and
yd.. 20c.
TOWBllllgS Bleached o4 sheeting worth ,
201'. \'..d 16c.
lilcacbcd and brown toweliug. Bleached ()4 cheering h,
wortli 51211]. 35/21:, 251' yd . ' 0:9: _
Grass tovi cling, worth 8c. yd., 45- -ian bleached pillow- casing,
5c. worth 14c. yd. . _ 11 101:.
Brown all-linen toweling. l‘illow-casce.wort118c.. "6°-
‘ worth 9c; 1'd., fie3 1:}llow- cases. 45 by 36 worth
. ' . . 12‘;c 9c.
IIBleac'gfi'hgfggsyafiu' brown tog? l'riiit-of-tbe- Loom pillow cas-
e 111g w es, worth 17c, rel/go.
Bleached towels. worth 801,51:
liroun 'l iirkish towels. worth
VII/1C . 9c-
Hematite-lied" pillow-cases, 45' '
by 36. worth i7c.. izyzc.
l1 1 ”l k‘ l ’ l tl Dwight anchor pillow-cases.
isiclleac 131 or 151 tone 5. £02: 45 by 38%. worth 18c. 15c.
’ . ' P Bleached sheets. 2 /2 by 2% yd..
Bleached '1 ili'lxlel‘l towels. bemw .
med worth 25c. ' 19c. werth 45c ""35c
Hemmed buck towels worth worth sec-«39¢ '.
Ioc , 76: worth 59c “47c
Hemmed buck toWels, ‘worth' 310.“!!! sheets. 2}; ’ by 2%; yds.. _
l-18c and a i' ,Hs!‘ .1 a i 1 :2%c. Wtyncw'b f’i-l SIC-
CoitonI-Sfieels . ... Table .
and Pllléw Caseg figurkey—rcd table-cloths. wo'i'lh. ‘.
Bleached 4134 cotton: worth Cream damask, womb 37%;.
6c. yd... I 41:. yd.~'1 . ~‘ 25c.
Bleached 4.4 canon. ‘ worth 11111151311 mini 111111111111, wort
'BC' kid-1 ' ""I ‘ 16c} d
Brown 4-4 cotton, yie- d albinien da‘ .'
11141111111
'1':
Brown s-4 cotton. worth
Brown sheeting. 9-4. in
.. _ when
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