Ilse. of Bridgeport was de-
t! o missiouer bl!
* 90100! 9 old by s vote
‘to S in the cl‘aliraeld gauntyrcag-
e x
1.. #1361300“? {in tile other
. comm alone:- to sitcoeedh
the nnespired term of James
Militia expired song
1 ' poolectsd to spec
. IO]! nu 81.93111 ter begliln
July. The voting in is case was
our—r33 votes
cs'ucu‘s was called to order by
.Chiirman John Todd of Reading. and
' as It Mead, of Greenwich acted
clerk. nIt (it? 'atraplged rli'at t{bem
u at n mo on
y ‘r. higof again. 1111181 that the
t ballot should be f01 the successor
of Mr. Psi: for the unexpired term.
,‘ and then Mr. lae’s successor elect-
ed and that then Mr. I'Peix a successor
- for tile ted.
1 bury, nomlnst~
' t gar. {33331: lnx'of him as all
abl sfié use sails notary occupant of
1 the allies for “90“?“ months past, and
Fill ill“ 1‘“ kls'inan In when: the resi-
1‘1 1 deals of nhis t of the county take
. prlile so a Repbbllcan. He has
carried I Duratic city by a large
this: __ is mums 1:110 sper-
livid? Ifi’gbf‘ctn Which Ii; [Igna-
when of an ury.
cascade! climb omfii‘on. The vote
showed 22 votes, all for Mr Pals. ,
in they came to hobbit for M1-
suc essor Representative Whit-
who Is sl-1
’ilbul‘i yfcbixlgls crier cross. and
11a. Ioninaihsh Mr be'e
d‘h‘ié as hit. it Is unnecessary
be Mr; has to is Nairtleid
one. You ill Imp him and
. . 1 he has
has lll'cd the as several
4:? {hamlets satiifiiéthn of
d be county, and speaking
late in that oblceifcr sev-
‘feei that he should be re-
sf rvilrneld 11151110011
1 "I know Mr. Lee
dkndw the coh'ductiof his
. filled main has been saitistflac-
y ur so to ones on
W E's a” tram Green-
rule‘s; friend
salts to say a
ham. Mo. ill“? 1111*pr
n s. e s sen
tin rial-town of airfield
th at oflice splendidly.
e of. pinch lesser mo-
an that of county commission-
. wfroln his conduct of it. those
1 1 mow that he would
commissioner. in
' “cod order out of
tsdlr made an in-
cisl record
sl that the sslne
be open t9 the ethos of
or every time. nor
an. tenure. lhold
1i" othsrj’nien might be elected. To
1 1.you who do not know Simeon
dasydhst he would make
commissioner To those
- niches Mandi. Imnsscec
. ”filling in his praise. l
o -is1i0w whether any candidate
the. . peflihis slower has address-
' . n} unlcation trolls the
lies hi
”$118M” a chin-
its” not sent to me.
i 1 that other parts 0; the
mil count had it. Whe-
‘ stream umbuil West
it is their due.
. ‘. slice ti
ntLSrszond ispihlg
hi.
. . .gys Hartford Coursnt Bio
‘thst it Is fall's}.0 better W53:
lgfie" la‘l'xEr
‘ naming In t e
- £011...
1n av. it ii 111111.
1- 1 mar.
' 1 n in the
did make an im-
application set be-
Is Simeon
do eat.
and mpsr
‘ 0“ nail}
the slice a long.
villa. is doll
f1‘fnstc, stomach-sch
’ tite, ellc
lfig . 1 1101:110ch
”it rt which 'hss peculiar (as.
Michael Btspleherg is 11-
wife of Herman D Staple-
1’0 lslms‘2 Is
.I.‘ /
JTOWlér?‘ 0:?
where they were married. Accord Y'.
to lthe mm thou” serum was 11
r. fits “all“ a wear Naomi died
.11 may not
while
it?” an; 'iiliil‘lf‘il’ tifilul’ili .01..
plalht c1111 ms 111111 he 11111 know and
aged In dupaos over her to cause
'et
3111;101:135 "do"! ole «$19,101 hm |1n
ulrn pro .l'ysn cans in
“libs. riddle: dine e.y When she 1n
came aware of the fact that their role.
tions were illegal. she left blip. After
words she visited thit the ‘ntsrrisae be
d‘s'clsred void and- hat she he lven
moiiy, this Issue being file sev-
.srsl months ago. The answer which
E1 pieh rs filed a low a 8 since ad
nits in t they wet-s marl- ed and ths‘t
a blood relationship exists; also that
they had lived ogether in the relation-
ship of hullban lind wife. He denied
that she assisted him in acquiring the
property or that she loaned him mon-
ey or that she was u'n'duly influenced
elop e.
nWith this denial he files a cross com!
plaint, in which he states that he
not know that the marriage was void.
and that it was upon his discovery of
the fact that the couple separated.
There are no children. He asks that the
decree be given him Instead of Mrs.
Staplehsrg.
Mrs. Stapleberg has now answered
the cross complaint again. claiming
that‘Mr. Stapleberg knew that the mar-
riage was void. and that when she
learned the fact she ’lefthlm.
.._....,...._.._....
--—“It was almost a miracle. Burdock
Bloch Bitters cures pie or a terrible
hrsski out all over the body. 1 am
very gr teful." Miss Julia Filbrldge.
West Cornwall Conn.
BANKRUPTCY DISCHARGES.
de‘gs Plait in the United States
court yeh'terdsy granted discharges in
bankruptcy In the cases of bowls An-
dcrse'h. 0'! New Britain. Francis Mu-
liaise. of Ansonls nd Willard A.
Ohurch.‘10fNorwlch. verable recom
niendsticns in these cases were m‘ade
by Referees Kellogg. Newton and
'Drowning. The case of A‘brain M
Friedman of New Haven was to have
come up yesterday. but it was postpon-
ed. as additional evidence will be sub-
mitted.
The coldest and most disagreeable
weather of the year Is yet to come
and If your system is not strong and
healthy you'd better be building it up
and strepgthenln it to withstand be
severe that it wl be put to dur as
the next two months. Ramo'h‘ s
Tonic Regulator is what you need.
26 etc; 1R. if. Plslsted. “
JAPANESE AND COWBOYS FIGHT.
HAVRE. Mont. Jan. 21 .--ln a fight
hethvssn n ispaness and three
cowboys last night K. Misuml a Japa-
base. was killed. and Thomas Corrigan
a cowboy, fatally wounded. There
has been bad feeling between the Jap-
anssc aim the cowboys for some time.
willilio‘ll's'Biliousness.
hySom'e Silious People Take
Whyvfills and Others Don’t.
BiliouSness is much misunder-
stood. .
So many people have it, that’ tis
worth understanding. the more so
as it is easy enough, if you begin
right.
Liver secretes a fluid called
bile Bile goes to the intestines,
where it performs important Work
in digestion. Sometimes bile pas-
sages in liver get clogged. This
is biliousness. .-
"Bilioupness” is the idea that
by liking a pill. Which stimulates
the liver, we may cure biliousness
it is only an idea.
1 . Pill~taking relieves, but (locsnot
‘ cure it.
. mango the Stomach.
The cure can only come
Biliousness is caused by the
poison of undigested food irritat-
ing the liver. . '10 onto bilious-
uses. their: poisons must be
out of the stomach. The only
or Seigel’s sCurative Syrup.
Seigcl's Syrup is a pleasant ton.
mots. herbs and barks. Ilt helps
sweepsout at the system all dam
smile poisons. .1 1
In this way it cures bilionshcsb,
headache. nausea. dizsincssI bad
lence, constipation, ions- ‘
givcon’l
.L‘Mrs.
sure way to do this IS with Moth- 91
to aid tO'digestIOn. prepared from »
the stomach to digest its {Godhead ,
3mm .I. .I‘: ’f
skemssisbls News!
He Assam Rheumatic
.fiifldmf
.1 “'i i i 1 it"
Bung 11111111111
Basis/led Hts Pains and
Atlanta.
The startling and happy cures
wrought by Pains's Celery Compound
for rheumatic sufferers have deeply
impressed medical men everywhere
and tbdul the best pructillbners are
incognlzing the great value of the
Compound and prescribe it with con
ddehce.
Paine' s Celery Compound stands up
oqiiaied as a cure for all the varied
thrills of rheumati m. At this assess
its good work is a parent in thousands
of American homes Men and wont-
e11 lame and cti'pplud and utterly
helpless from the terrible discs c are
held pg restored to activity, bealt on
strength. Paine‘s Celery CompOun
is the only medicine that rescues an
saves the despairing , victim
who. is told that he or she is incurs.
bio. Mr. L. A. Fleshman. (lap Mills
West Va. writes about his happy ex-
pcriouce with Paine's Celery Coin
‘;pound he sa‘ys:-
"i had rheumatism in my left arm
and shoulder, could not sleep. and had
'no appetite. l visited my sister who
lives in Frankford and she told me
that she had been afflicted lust as l
was and Paiue‘s Celery Compound?“
had done her more good than anythins led
she had tried. and she lidVised ale to!
use it. i got one bottle. and used it.
and the result was i slept well had a
good appetite. and the pains of rheu-
matism left me. and l. have not felt
them since; In fact. it has cured mol
and fleet like a new man."
THERE ARE MANV WAYS THAT
oddiplcen of cloth may be worked in-
to useful and decorative objects for
the homo.
DIAMOND DYFS
Will Color Anything Any Color.
Direction book and 45 dyed samples
.I‘IG.
DIAMOND DY“. Burlington. Vi.
I A L III
Fins oésrso‘vs Imus“ CHOP.
One Fireman Falls and Has his .tlght
Arm Broken.
. MERIDEN. Jan. 21~Hcr1non ill.
Hubbard's stair building shop. a three
story wooden building In the center of
the city. was burned to the ground last
night with its contents. boss 10,.000
covered by insurance. A genera alarm
was sent out and the entire fire de-
partment brou ht into- service to save
adjoining dwell age For over an hour
thesdremenfought the flames and suc-
. seeded in confining them to the shop
llleutenant Home of hose company
No i fell on an icy bridge. and broke
his right arm
new oa’Nfu‘sv comrosr.
Millions are daily finding a world of
comfort. In Buckien' s Arnlcs Salve. it
kills pain irom Burns. Scolds. Cuts
Bruises; conquers Ulcers and Fever
Sores: cures Eruptions Bait Rheum
Will: and Felons; removes Corns and,
rts. Best Pile cure on rosrtb. Only
25c at F H.13sster’s drug store 1“
......_..._
METHODIST CHURCH oostsrs.
C H.lCAGO Jan 21~0ne million live
hundred thousand converts have been
made by the Methodist Episcopal
Church during the four are of the
twentiethcentu rytllsnok coring move-
ment. Thais the spiritual accomplish
meat to be placed in church annals
alongude of the 320 000. 000 for benev-
olence i‘hised through the ankle
ment.
In the Northwostsrn Chronicle Advo-
cate. published here today. the figures
being based on NDOrta of the probe
tloners‘admlttsd to the church.
*W
a 9A.: soibuirlslc mecovesv.
which It is. nimble to do for itself
even when but slightly disordered or
over loaded. Nodal supplies the nat
ural Juices of digestion and does the
work or stomach. relaxing the per
was tea a, while the inflamed mus-
dimmers allowed to rest
stomach all dwelt!" you. at you need drastic drugs that ,
1 food purge d g'rl'pe when you are a lightly.
1" conati d or bilious. There is a mod“
ll lidpll can road from s reliable
source fist the odioisis of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rall-
rohd tints pressed into service a largo
num .pf’thalr boa cars to carry coal
to sts ions in" various parts of the
2 1'0: the ofllcisls said that little
so is of New Haven knew of
tlty of coal which is
Wit ougb the city to cities
gruprr part of the state tram
Neil York state and coal mines and
ovary ryniornlng at the Union ,station
iii the yards at New Haven may
be seen from six to 15 flat cars load-
ed with coal of the hard and soft vs
This announcement "was made.
ol does for, the swath that
hilt
.1..ltIcIi nicest: what you I01 .
leths
. .miid in abtl 011; but absOIutely
‘.Pllls and Topic Pellets“.
Ilatlr awaiting transportation to some
1 yard of the Consolidated. having come
. in durln! the night.
1 it is said that the Consolidated has
.not as many flat cars as they could
‘ use and the large orders which have
recently been given out are being
ipusbed to be completed in 11 short
time
The box cars which are being used
will carry twice as much coal us will
list cars and it is stated that the of-
flcilss are having all they can possi-
bly do in handling the coal. part of
which. is for themselves and some fox
manufacturers and merchants.
Every day it is said. more cool than
the preceding day comes to New liuv
on over the Consolidated lines and it
would not be at all surprising if one or
pl'olfsod into the service of carrying
con. ,
CONNECTICUT EDITORS.
Thomsleudisy Wells Elected to the
Presidency.
At the annual meeting of the Con-
necticut Editorial Association, held at
gas aflotsl Currie. this city. Occlge C.
“doubt! and Hit. Hall wele elected
tothe annual convention of
I the oNsltional association at Omaha in
l
A'rt iir S Barnes, publisher of the
illristo Press was admitted to mom
1 bershlp and the following officers elect-
i’rosidsnt. Thomas Dudley Wells of
the Hartford Post; secretary and
liressdi‘er. Elwood 8. E111. of the Man-
lobester Hersld;vice-p1esident H H.
1. Hale. of East llartford Gazette 0. ll.
immunity of Shore Line Times H.R
John's of New Hartford Tribune l‘
l Pratt of Rockville Journal. W. S. Jones
lot. Westphrtcr- Herald A. N .Colgrovc
lof Willinantic Chronicle C. A Kiri
‘ land It Deep River New Era.
The next meeting of the association
will he held in April at the Soldiers‘
Home in Noroton.
RAILS FOR TELEPHONING.
. New Haven Web's Experimenting With
New Signal Methods.
Experiments were made on the Dad-
hs‘m branch of me New York New Ha-
ven and Hartford railroad. by a repre.
sentatlve of the American Telephone
Company In telephoning between stu
tious utilisiilg the railroad tracks in-
stead of llpp of wire for the trans-
nl salon messages.
.1...th were placed in the sta-
tions at Ros sic. Highland and Ded-
hsm. and connections made with the
rails. The experiments were quite suc-
cessful. except when cars on the local
electric street railway crossed the over-
head bridge of Beach street. when the
.voices at the. telephone became indis-
tinct beCause. of a "leak" on the elec-
tric csr line.
The Now you Company is said to
be considerl g the advisability of
mulpping all of its stations with tel~
sphones if the telephone company can
make its instruments work usccess-
fully.
W
THPNEW CENTURY .
begins with no medicine better than
Colours Solvent. the new medicine for
diseases of the Liver Kidneys. Stom
sch and Blood. it is up to the high
water marl: of progress. It cures
cases In which the earlier and less
scientific remedies failed. it repre
sents the experience and study oil
many years. Discovered by Dr. David
Kennedy. Kennedy New Kingston N.
FIREMAN KILLED BY EXPLOSION
BERLIN HALLS; -.N 1!..an 21.——By
the explosion of a grand trunk freight
engine below here early today the
fireman sustained injuries from which
were seriously injured.
The des‘d: ira Monk. of Portland
fireman. The Injured were: Conduc-
tor Fltssimons. who was badly burned;
them the face. back and arms and lost
the sight of one eye. and the engineer
of the train who was blinded sud sus-
tained other I arise. The crown
sheet of the be! ler gave way tearing
up everything in Its path. The en-
zlne wail completely, wrecked. . .
W
.'t bgllexe anybody who tells
iclne that is pleasant to hike easy sud
thorough
and a month's treatment
it is Rheolon' a fit)?
I a great
on Treatment-the M id Power Treat-
II. it Plslsied.
in e
costs a quarter.
inept. i
V i x. . III-E011 themes r. a; music
I Islatuns for 11 status II
M“ gird-Ind”
aslisped sad the m
the legislature hit
I it.“
lard to be .911
Wa‘shl
VIM Win it
he died shortly after and two others 7
CHICAGO Jan. l—An “taproot-lo .
LAM IN £88, ETC.
STOMACH
OR
is classrmo
lT may or rest
no room oursl‘cfl:
soov. rm: macar-
nomoc WILL
ABBO-
\
sales 31.00 no sorrul.
Tflw'cnssmnnpnnmvln '
i ‘17 i WNH'NW Noll. soilsl’liilio ssouw 34%
RH EUMATISM
RHEUMATIIM is hit ACCUMOLATION or Poisonous Ich- E-
chN MATTER lN 11-1: avatars. csuamo iNrLAmss'riou.
. WHERE Title sonalou Mli'r'rsn cont! ,
FROM 13 NOT CENTAlN~IT ‘M'sv or. one ACID wch 'rlil:
KIDNEVS usv: Faith‘s To ILImN‘Arz; lT MAY ll: 'rli'l:
J'lfi
r" n
W3“ Has cam INTO 'riis'
c
N¢Nrtv cuss sacums'rlesl ev oslvmo our rural:
lMPURiTIEC rsoul TN: svsrm.
phenomenon ros su‘t‘u'llls'rislu.
MAGNIFICENT WORKS or NATURE,
possum: roe MAN ro ACHIEVE. ass ros .sobth‘r. '_
.THE ROMOC REMEDY 60.,
rm: roon meson'stv;
501111: Poisonoul D'Ar-
ANT rams is r‘Nsr
LUTELY sun statis-
somoc ls amidst-s
AND tilts: Wilts
axons suv’rmfio
Psovwsucs‘. R. I.
1 « 1 «v.1 .
CHARGED WITH lNCENDlARlSM.
A Hartford Butcher Bound Over for
Attempting to Burn Market.
HARTFORD, Jan. 2l.-—Martin Ol-
sen. charged with burning his meat
market ut 9307 Maple avenue. on De-
cember 26. to gel the insurance. was
given :1 hearing in the police court
yesterday. Probable cause was found
and he was bound over to the March
term of the Superior Court under
bonds of $2,000. The most damaging
testimony was given againstythe ac-
cused by aformer clerk. Albert Free-
man. employed as a meat cutter. who
detailed the circumstanceswf an al-
legcd compact between Olsen and him-
self to burn the place. but at the last
moment Freeman withdrew and it is
alleged Olsen lighted the torch.
The defense had a number of wit
nesscs present. hilt offered no testi-
mony. ' '
THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE.
Consists in keeping all the main or-
gans of the By in healthy. regular
action. and. quickly destroying dend-
iy disease germs. Electric Bitters reg“
ulate Stomach. Liver and Kidneys. pur-
ify the blood. and give a splendid sp-
petite. They work wonders in curing
Kidney Diseases. Female Complaints.
Nervous Diseases. Constipation. Dys-
pepsia and Malaria. Vigolous health
and strength always follow their use
Only 500 guaranteed by F. H Bax;
ter. drugglst
WAS A BOUND BEACH MAN.
STAMFORD. Jan. 2l.——The body
found on the track of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Sunday morning. was identified at the
morgue as that of George Whaley. a
farmer. aged fifty, of Sound Beach.
Whulcy was in Stamford, Saturday
night and it is supposed he was struck
by I train while walking to his home.
He was unmarried.
Are your Joints stiff and sore and do
you suffer with rheumatic pains?
Nothing so quick and sure to reach
and relieve all sorts of aches and
pains. stiff joints and sore muscles
as Damon's Nerve and Bone Oil. Get
the genuine Ramon‘s. R. R. Pleis-
ted. "
FREIGHT. CARS N A _ WREOV.
ABINGTON.Jan.21-—The west
bound tract: of the New York New
Haven and Hartford Railroad between
Willlmsntic and Putnam was blocked
yesterday by the wreck of a local
freight near this station. One of the
driving bars of the engine broke. Sov~
era! cars were derailed and the engine
was badly damaged. 1
HEADS SHOULD NEVER ACNE.
Novenandiire this trouble. “Use at
once the remedy that stopped it for
hire. N1 A. Webster. of Winnie, Va.
She writes "Dr. Kinks New Life Pills
wholly cured me of sick headaches i
.had adhered from for two years.” Cure
eadsche. Constipation, Biliousness.
$10,000 CHARTER OAK STAKE
The Conditions Which Are to Cover
It Announced.
HARTFORD. January ill—Andy
WPli'iI. of i‘lllll‘iOl‘ Oak Park. and the
()aklc. trill-k ut Cincinnati. has an-
nounced the conditions which are to
govern the $10000 Charter Oak stake
at Hartford. and the Ohio stake for the
same amount at Cincinnati. Both will
be this year for 2:09 trotters. The race
for each of these big stakes is to be in
three heats of one mile each, and the
winner of each heat is to receive $1.500
and the second horse in ouch heat is to
get 8500. The remainder of the purse
—84,000—~is to be divided as the horses
stand in tho summary~$2.000 to ill.»-
first. $000 to the seventh-8600 to the
third and $500 to the fourth. lll case
two or more horses are tied for first
place at the end of the three heats. the
horses tied. and no others. are to trot
of! the. tie. The entry fee is to be five
per cent. tint. no more for winners. it
is believed that the plan will be re-
garded as fair to all the horses enter-
ed. and that it will effectually prevent
the laying up of heats.
The wonderful success of anon's
Nerve and Bone 011' in cases of rheu-
matism. soreness. stiff joints. etc.
lies in its penetrating character. True
to its name. it penetrates direct to the
nerve and bone. affecting almost ml-
rnculous cures. 25 cts. E. ii. Pleis-
'ed
TILLMAN WILL NOT RESlGN.
COLUMBIA. S. C. Jan. 21 ~When
shown the report that Lieutenant Gov-
ernor Tillman. whose term of office
will expire today. would send in his
resignation as lieutenant governor of
the state to the General Assembly.
President of the Senate Sheppard stut-
cd that Mr. Tillman had no such in-
tention. The report was also denied
by Governor McSweeney and the coun-
sel for Tillman. Mr. Tlliman's term
by law will expire today when the new
state officials named in the last clec.
tion will go into office.
UNCONSClOUS FROM CROUP.
During a sudden and terrible attack
of croup, our little girl was unconscious
from strangulation says A. l... Spsf
ford postmaster. Chester Mich. and a
dose of One Minute Cough Cure was
administered and repeated often. it
reduced the swelling and l flamnmilon
cut the. mucus and short y the child
was resting easy and speedily recover
ed. it cures Coughs, Colds. Ln Crippr
and all Throat and Lung troubles. Om
Minute Cough Cure lingers in tin
throat and chest and enables the lungs
to contribute pure. health giving bay
gen to the blood. Cliiford Pharmacy
SEA COAST PACKING CO. SOLD.
BANGOR, Me. Jan. 21.—-Tbe proper-
ty of the Sea Coast Packing (30.. the
combine said to control 80 per cent.
of the Domestic Sardine Packing busi-
ness of the country. has sold out to U.
asses-1.1mm -a—s. I. m1 N...» no 1-. —.v.w.——px «.- .uu-
. , . _ .. s . “
as Mitch andmprovcment
m of Liquid Estract as the
A*fs Superior to the candle.
I111 consular: you.
H. Duriy 1h 00., of New York.
*w
lei. 13.
nicer that! ill: ones. M-Chicdlo
News . ‘
I “1”,th
cannot be bad. and in or- .
der to obmome this slarm-
fog situation, we would
suggrgt a GAS RADIA-
TOR or HEA TOR.
Price$250iip.
COnn
Railway 81
Lighting
66. ' ‘
calmness, .
ntmrrlilvcts
To the Old Country. Drafts
and Money Orders payable any-
where in Europe. For sale at
lowest rates.
.licoa ll. lAI‘lol'l.
5 Railroad Place. South Norwslk, Ct.
South Nsrvalk Savings. Bailli's
850 SEMI-MIMI illVlllEill _
at the rate of
Four Per Cost Per Annum
has been declared for the six months
ending December 31st.1902. payable
on and after January 10,1903.
Interest not dram will be credit”
to accounts and draw interest from
January 1.1903.
Money deposited on or before Jars
uary 10 will draw interest from Jan-
uaryl 1903.
GEORGE F. BEARSE.‘
Treasurer.
‘—
“KNOW YOU'RE RIGHT,
THEN oo AHEAD."
Come in and let us
show how the laws
protect the (lcpositor
of :1 Savings Bank.
then leave some of
your earnings here.
and thus lay the cor—
ncr stone of better
conditions.
Four per cent. is.what we pay.
truth—-
SOUTH NQWALK SAVINGS
, lBAhlu".
United high: Blinding.
1's 1.1 "
1:3 .
The South Notwalk.
Trust Compass
through its unexcciied) facili-
ties for handling checking ac:
counts and General Banking
business, has been able to se-
cure a large number of ac-
counts In this departmeht.
Open an account with us, and
let us prove to you the effic-
iency of our service.
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