from first Page.
‘ Ii
lir. Wright's
bill was laid
- 'heroes 9‘. Hubbell win on
, I petition from several East
residents.‘ which was also sign-
. roar membest of the board of
asking thIt the sewer and
. wilting “nasal I certain
'05 avenue. remedied.
r. «lewd. “nines is the
m»mm atsgnanh I partic
ng near the Bennett
Idiotsnoe also:
I Iysnue, below .the Vanderhoei
there is no city sewer tseugh
more. have private sewers
in th-e river, nearby.
lover said he hoped that
would give the matter
. - ’Itbntien. it was reflsmd
~ - , .. Committee for investigI
III to report.
A petition for lights on Fair-field
' ' tie wIs received asking that one
'. more electric lights be placed on
highway. Mr Glover said this
,iike the last avenue sewer
‘ ~ had been coming up for the
’ iiyo years. it was referred to
_ mittee on lights. This peti-
signed by Patrick and Hugh
my. Joseph. Patrick and Mich.
loCIrthy and Joseph Austin.
assailk. applied tom position as
I patrolman. stating his age. at
v twenty-live yeIrI, weight 190 pounds
“Will: feet. one inch.. There
me I discussion relative to the as»
csssity of another extra policeman.
One of the officers had stated to Conn-
00th Betta that there was no officer
to rollers the regular policemen when
they went to get a day off. The In.
plioltlon of Ir: Bilk was referred to
the lee Committee.
illnan Clones. chairman of the
riser» Committee, was given power
to borrow 81,200 from the treasurer of
the water fund for current expenses.
The choice of emcers of three of the
are oompan so has approved:
Phoenix ngine Company: A A.
,lilneryh prtsin: Smith Northrop,
' t lieutenant; Willet Secor. second
xiutenant, and George 3 Aiken. en-
r.
mane Pioneer Hook. Ind Ladder Company:
. l llIrlssJ Jfiystt, captain; Clarence
‘fim Irst lieutenant. and William
-' ERIttoh- second lieutenant.
i . 1.7. W. Dritto captain;
Hear 4.1) - ell, first sergeant:
LII l'yn Iecond sergeant.
T e a core of Hope Hose Company
Ire ed at the last meeting.
bond of City Sheriff Robert
use. with Dr. James 6. Greg
: 4 ty. was accepted.
‘ Tile impart of Miss Dotha Stone Pin-
I) , oiu libr showed that dot.
the moat; oJanuary there were
visitors to the library, a daily
storage of 172. During the month 3.-
65.3700“ were given out a daily av-
0:“? of 121.
Tom folio ed the discussion on
ed stop after which Councilman
ids was instructed to purchase
. Walther I loads, the same to contain
shout 00 cubic yards each. The
"price is ti. 25 per cubic yard delivered
dock in Norwalk. A New Ha-
hp rock concern offered to sell
. one to the city at 81.15 per ton,
Onions to be delivered in cars. As
cubic yard the stone weighs about
.000 pound it was shown that the
out .froin- this concern would be
l‘l’he matter of making repairs to
when“ Iti‘eet, about which John Duns
- afrelident. had complained at the
' nl’IItihcg of the Council. next came
an Glover thought that
villa in h could be done until
[upon ‘An infernal discussion
on on the subject of streets. not
by the city. and whether us-
in. tires would compel the city to
Nothing definite,
. resulted.
" Riordan said he wanted!
of horses for the tire depart-
“ grit Leo Da‘le intorm
. 87.500 appropr
of the 373'
.1 .1 ‘ i
_ . , , the purchase 0 I“1
> u used up At p
: ghsen spent I
marine m m
ll rial city meeti'hg ltld
use-«r
WimwusssI~
, owners of the steamer believe
‘ "er
INN“.
OBJECT
BOAT MARY 8. [EMS
MEI Wllll lROUBlE
Largest Steamer in {Oyster Fleet Ran
into Obstruction in New Hl- ,
ven Harbor.
The Mary S. Lewis, the newest and
largest oyster steamer in the H. J.
Lewis Oyster Company‘s fleet, lies on
the ways at Green’s shipyard awaiting
repairs occasioned by a mishap which
occurred in the channel at New Ha
ven harbor early. yesterday morning.
She ran into a hook protruding
from a- sunken mud scow and two
planks were ripped from her side. The
water rushed in and the use of pumps
was necessary to keep her from sink-
ing Her cargo was unloaded and
she was towed to New Haven. arriving
It 7 o’clock last evening.
Captain George Potter was in
charge. He left home on January 20.
for the Providence river, Narragan-
sett Bay. He was on his way to Fair
Haven with a cargo of between 2.800
2 900 bushels of oysters when the
mshap occurred.
min the pilot house .with Captain
Potter were another captain and a
mate. All three agree that there ere
'nohuoya flags or other male ‘ t to
Warn them of impending The
that
either the harbormsster‘or the “tiers
of the sunken scow should have seen
.to it that some sort of signals would
'7 _ ‘ .. be displayed
.The Mary 3 Lewis will built about
,. your ago and is- as fine an oyster
. er movsdaehgttthe
1“, -\
hengit m” git-1m
_ , :held Marsh'ssg’
' . .: urdan was ins
“Wests to arises:
. , neer truck,whe1r'
‘ is pure rcheseo
told the councilmeii t0
=- 'ofrsreposed so-
she oomingsa sarready
- attire cil. '
Councilmiln Riordan.
er of the tire horses
~ masters. was
saohvmonth and
. planks.
‘ her yestendny
enter as there is in the vicinity. To:
' repair the damage inflicted it will be
necessary to replace at.- least two
What the actual ,iosa. will be
is unknown at present. The cost of
repairs will be but one item. The 1loss
cf time and‘ extra sudday you: was
rega-rded as serious by the owners
Extra help was obtained to unload
She was then towed
to New Hated by another of the com-
pany I boats.
Foley's flaps?” 4. Tot-
VETERAN FOUND DEAD.
fw
Expires From Heart Disease In G. A.
it. Pe'st Resins. ’
”833F932?” 8.——John H. Fits
as e ty y a veteran
oftthe Seventeen 0:37.50“: Vol-
«steers was rod’iid dead is the rooms.
efflobhiePest. G.A.R. Itiss
posed that while there he was attack.
a
, ed 1«with heart disease. He leaves I
I.
1,
“I:
W" ‘lWlt'I’tliTanur TNI: (legs-rev rm a
mas:ouw~a.~uassu otsrmcr‘ sINO o
1 reason um: ssh
NATURE—NATURE m use Interiors TD uan' .
sprainsuuuos. I Have anagrams
nirrnsnr reesr Ivssv run you
an sat. sun 1 ensure use ro Have
17- oaosssrooo ruar i oou r Muss
rstrtra sun Invades tusoslte Just
Invests rats. «areas: more EVER! airings
IEING our 1mm I In or PNVIIEIL ancestor .
‘ sion of the present Congress
FINI‘I’I
MON! 0.007
to, {HE A h:
1..
THE Romeo scissor hoist-my Pnovuozucc a I
THE cussdfib veilirunnmncr.
NOROTON NOV-OFFICE CASE.
c—-—-
House Passes Bill to Refund $2,100 to
WIIIiIm Dugdaia.
WASHlNGTON Feb. 3.——The House
has passed the bill authorizing the re
turn of 82100 to William Dugdale. of
Noroion ileights. Some live years
ago two men appeared at the Noroton
postarifice and informed Postmaster
Dugdale that they were inspectors and
were authorized to examine the no
counts of the other. They exhibited
credentials which Mr. Dugdale thought
uuthcntir. They informed him that
the money order department should be
closed. They took the money order
books and the money order blanks
and ordered Postmaster Dugdale to
send the money on hand to the depart-
ment in Washington. Mr Dugdale
did as instructed. ‘
The next development was when
money orders apparently issued from
the Noroton oillce began to come in.
About 53.100 had been paid on these
orders when it was discovered that
they had been issued fraudulently. and
an investigation disclosed that. the two
alleged inspectors were filling out the
blanks and securing money on them at
emcee in the West. The men were sub—
ssquently arrested and 31 000 was re
covered They are now serving time
The post-office department held Post
master Dugdale and his bondsmeu re-
sponsible for the 82,100. which was not
recovered. Afterwards bills were in.
troduced in Congress providing for
the refund ng of. this money to Mr.
Dugildale. and his bondsmen. The
Senate passed a bill in the first sea-
The ac-
tion of the House completes the oedst
sary legislation and the money will be
refunded at In early date.
A THOUSAND ADOA-MARS THROWN
AW
Mr. w. W Baker. of Plainview, Neb.,
writes: “My wife had lung trouble for
over fifteen years.. We tried a number
of doctors and spent over ,I thousand
dollars-without «any relief. “She was
very low and i lost allrhooe. when a
friend suggested tryinrliloiey's Honey
and Tar, which told: and thanks be to
this great remedy, it saved her life.
She is stronger and enjoys better
health than she has ever known in ten
years. We shall never be without Fo-
ley's-Honey and Tu. and. would ask
those afflicted toxtry it.”-- Bold nth
H. Plaisted'sdrug store. - - .
W—n—fi- _.
FEEDING THE MlLlTiA.
m
First Regiment fBrought I Truckload
fetus.
WATERDURY. Feb. 3-'—Next to 611mm
tag I place to Ileep. the problem of
”'3 reading the militlpnen was up to the
oommiessry dep'srttaent yesterday.
stores.
E BOMOC MAN .
ant nsosesasv ro IN! 7::
owner: rue STOIACN.1’ME NEIVDUI slim
'l'sts AND tit: aLooo mum its clscuurmo
overlie. rhetuoma rut unsure—mu: Ila
' rut steer ‘
rut aoov Narusr known as" new
, 70 strain mass escape wuss rear
11’ or one". use some TO TELL v90
‘ v tarsus or nomoc. one nor: so 1
lies; ursosss on" tour. m I soon wmcu
“Man as swan you rent
stock of all kinds from Vermont to
The First Regim brought a truck ,
ioado m This
7 I
I ‘ 6
to or their”
IMPORTANT ORGAN. 0'
WRITE FOR IT TO
47‘
are the most (Ital Stall as.
[007803.700
:KLfoufi‘“
Kidncyan
dBlsdder troubles.
mechanism.
.‘ATTLE CONDITIONS lMPROVED.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 3,—The secre-
tary of agriculture issued an order yes-
terday permitting the shipment of live
Massachusitts matkets.1‘he action
is due to an improvement in the con-.
dition of the fobt and mouth disease
in that part of New England.
ONLY cu RERPOR DVIPIPIIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New castle.
Del., says: "i suilered for-years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belching. i tried everything
I ceul hear of. but nothing helped me
until i ook Brasilisn Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely ”
For sale by R. H. Plsisted and F. H.
Baxter.
I
‘Music never comes out at the little
endspf the horn. . .
Letters from
Geredbythsnmsf Kedei are received daily.
Their trouble; pearl all n with indiges-
tion or other are ‘d
if the food you eat fails to ive strength
to yo‘brbotiytttubeoauset iuiessse-
creted by the stomach and digestive organs
are inadequate to transform the nutrient prop-
erties of the food into blood. That is
indigestion. The system is thrived of the
mount of nonrishmsnt tequird to itseptsr
the and the result is that ens er
more of delicate organs graduellygre
nook. and then weaker. until llnallym it is
diseased. Here I grant mistsite u made.
That It treating the diseased
d
M magma-i3?“ thsis troy“! ltissossay
tesesihstthstronbisisootihsre.
. p fifth"
. all here teddy at days out from ilull
in one minute, basal“ it kills the mi.
.brane, causing the c
VDAT
Connolly .ilaimitodlc. of London. arriv
Enniand with a cargo of uml (.1707
was) for the New York New Haven
and llultford Railroad. (‘uptain (liiH
Ion of the Min tillil be encountered
very heavy weather. The steamer
was under water much of the time.
the decks being frequently washed by
the sea. None of the crew were injur- .
ed. however. Two of the life boats
and a part of the oihcers' bridge were
washed away during a gale. _,
One Minute 8%“ Cure gives relief
mucous mem-
gh. and at the
same time clears the. phlegm. draws
out the Inflammation and heals and
soothes the affected parts. One Mill-
utu Couch Cure strengthens the lungs.
wards eff pneumonia and is a harmless
and never falling cure in all curable
cases of Coughs. Colds and Group. One
Minute Cough Cure”ia pleasant to
take, harmless andgood alike for
young and old. Clifford Pharmacih.
oi‘obo which tickles
The Nearest Approach To
Daylight. .
The Humphrey
Gas Are.
A well-lighted store is the best
mivuriiscmellt a firm can have.
and by using a HUMPHREY you
can get all this and more too.
ECONOMY. DISTRIBUTION
and STEADINEBS of light, are
the principal features.
A postal brings our represent-
nilvu.
Conn. Railway and
1.19117an Company.
THE
.____ NAME
“I
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RrR
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u‘iui"
um (RR.
Luca ‘llillk
Biscuits
"1pm“ and GorlsphlalIOlST-
It‘s-IDIMIII
New 11011.1(.qu HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
rm: flats. ’ " " ’
‘ in effect December 21, 1902.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.:——12 40x 5: 05s. 5. 58:. 6:15
6:55. 7:13 7:.52 8:16: 9:03: 9:253:
92,40 10: 24:, 10:40 11: 35:.
P. M.'--12:551, 1:18. 2:351. 3: 05,
a: 20:, I: 07. I: 50:. 5: 40 5: 55s, 6:38
6: 551:. 7: 55:, 8:00 10.20. .
SUNDAYS. -
A. M.-13:3°‘. 5. 05:. 5:58a,
9: 42:.
P. M.:—-—3 20:. 5:40, 5:55x,
10:10.
LEAVE NEW rank one souru
9: 05,
7: 20.
NORWALK.
A. M.—:12 02:. 5:00. 6:00, 7:00.
8: 00x, 8. 02. 9: 00s. 10:032..1:0 04;
11:00:, 11:02.
P. M.—-ll:02. 1:04. 2:002. 3:02.
3:30! 4:031. 6:04 4:30. 5:03. 6:001.
602100l.8803"‘70x980 11..00x
NDA
LM.:—13 02x.6: 00, 7: 30. 10: 03.
P. ll.::-—000.5001,11:00.
LEAVE SOUTH. NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
LK—130811115135x 6:18
7. 43 5: 43, 9: 1.01.10: 05511: 05:. 11: 37.
.1'1—13JR. 1.13; 3' 03:, 4:18.
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11‘! .
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'DAYS.
LI~13'038.1=15.X. 1:352. 7: 43.
:10,11'061
, n-flflfisfi'o‘. :.
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If-i‘flglflh 5:19. 5:57. 7:19.
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dhtile 50:01 111;}!
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“:31: 91.333; .‘7'.’b’.".'.7.‘l‘ill‘i'i‘.“£iu Russ:
to on. sheet» In
{109, it "Miami let“:-
M or III rose.
no fun: aim cull
Surplus, s1ss.ooq.
Ber“. box.
Capital, st,5oo,ooo.
. IsdIstrialOsvlnss and lean Os.
or u. v.
Annual State Examinations.
Guarantee 5 per cent.
Sec COBURN & LAWRENCE.
12 South Main St.
RESIDENT DIRECTORS:
Mortimer M. Lee.
Charles E. Dow.
Interest. like time and
ride. walls for . no man.
While you are walflna for
a proper Investment. let
your cash earn Interest in
The South Norwalk.
Trust Companu
We loan money upon
Mortgage and approved
collateral security.
“KNOW YOU'RE RIGHT,
THEN GO AHEAD.”
Come in and let us
Show how the laws
pmicctlllc (lcpusitor
of :1 Savings llank.
then leave some of
your earnings hero,
and thus lay the cor-
lll‘l' Sinili‘ (ll lli‘lii‘l‘
conditions.
Four per cent. is what we pay.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK.
United Bank Building.
soup AND ‘suutssrut.
BiinaiioanBank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
“00.00000
Surplus. $100,000.00
Other Profits. $40,700.00
noon 1:. lines. Cashier.
' ' crisscross:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Bwsrtz
John H. Light 1 E.’ H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
3. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Sellelred
Accidentlnsurancc
WW5
assume-a Ind “Helm
51, poo in ones ef death by accident
while traveling as prssorihed by policy.
$5.00 psrmesk for less of time for
non-fItIi injuries.
ALL FOR”. 00 PERYEAR
. Fer particulars cell or write
' TA YLOR 8 GOLDEN.
Telsnhoos Cali. lot—I.
087 151’ “All
. ,
iron. g .t... j; a-
» use COLONiAL ,.
«wanna »
ntheoutsileofyonrhonsansth
thesehsveIme'sloagsad
satisfactory berries.
on your hsrd wopd floors. it wears like V
ii’d’u? e Goff
FLA mm
by improved methods. hence, more
reasonable—more lasting
Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper; al-
so Antla'ue Dressing.
Motors.
The New England Electric No
for really hits no superior. (llmlly
show "ydu one. ‘
THE 6. N. McKIBBIN‘ '
M'F' G CO.
56 WA TER 51”.. 80. NORWALKi,
DAILY. FREIGHT Llilll
ss'rwssu '
. NEW YORK,
NORWALK AND
SOUTH NORWALK.
Steamers Eagle and City of
Norwaik leave New York, Pier
23, East River, Beckman St., 3
p. m. Norwallt and South Nor-
walk during the night.
as: you trimaran"...
urs Issuance.
the kind that is moderate as to price,
safe and profitable for investment. per-
fect for protection or your family?
The Connecticut General Life insur-
ifilct‘a Company of Hartford deal inihis
m.
FRED H. FIELD GENERAL AGENT,
United Bank Building.
South NorwIIk. Ct.
JUNIUSBROWN,
Painter and Paper Hanger
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox, both on South
Main street. were painted by me
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
if I paint it. My once, 52 South
Main street. My residence. 25
e Elm Grave street.
W
Beautiful
Designs
Wall Paper
are sometimes hard to get.
but there are such things,
nevertheless. We don‘ t want
to seem boastful. but we are
proud of our stock. We work-
ed hard to set it. We didn’t ,
take whatwas thrown to us.
That is one reason why we
have the hade‘we do. ' .
" CPAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING.
EEGorham,
aha: am... 5 nor Nonwittk. '
.9 rrqtoanrssa 2," '
I7 .
. m..- --r~—- _. .
DAVID W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 North Main Sir South Norwslk.
Residence. 9 Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at house. 5+6.
1847.
. ms.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
nor warns. HEATING. l I
nor Ara HEATING.
870V“ AND RANGES.
stars; and run a onus.
nus-d Fl , .
Gas Pixturea. ll , Ceiling. ltc.
Bavemmbnosrstockot n.
RICHNDND RANGES? '
Norwalk Chronicler