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wummuunm»
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of the many testimonials in favor n.
the Great
-‘J WETT-
THIS I8 ONLY ONE
1
ilea . 9 iii. _ Hartford
Citintinued from First 1 age.’
8. l‘. Painter of South NIII walk was
Illeii called upon. Mr lulmcr spo’kc III‘
the members of the c oinnlittcc who had
been appointed by thi- Mayor of South
Norwalk III attend IIlt" lII‘III.IIIII; IlII
Salli tlicy cIIIlIIlstrI'l of the most pIonIi—
hent citizens of the NW and many were
large property holders. Said II very
curious stain of things existed under
the present town government. and that
the last thirty years the people of
mouth Norwalk had been glowing apart
from the people of Norwulk i-louth
Norwalk was financially pII'IIspcIIIIIs.
and thc dividend paying cnterIIIhIca in
Ella c'lly today would male than pay
he flouting debt. ,A great question
that was to he copsldctcd by South
Norwulk was its educational laclllliI-s.
The High School education was deli
(tent, and that state of things would
always exist while South Norwalk and
admin ‘0 mi: woaLo.
...-......
Moat Eating Nations are the Leader-
In Every Breach of Human
Achievement.
The ruling nations of tinyworld uru
meat caters and history records. that
they always lIaVc boon.
VIIIIctur inns and fond Ilrauka ‘Iuay ex
plain this in any way thoy chooac. but
the facts remain that the. Amcrltans.
English. French. Russians and tier-
mans are moat eating nations. and
they are also the most onI-rgotlc and
most progressive,
The principal food of the heroic Iioor
soldier known as Blltong, is a sort. of
til'li'il III-cf, affording II great deal of
nourishment in a highly coIIccntratI-Il
form.
'i‘ho wcnk l‘llt't'H of people are the
m c eating Chinese. Hiridoos and Siam-
l‘Si‘. regarded since tho dawn of history
as anti-progressive, superstitious and
inferior physically and mentally to the
unwary to repay MoIIlHI's Walsh and
Davis for their per vices Liflitlfl.‘ It South
Not-walk had appointed one Iorpora
don counsel and the other city I'lIII'Lt
though they both I‘osldc IIIIisiIio the
city. on net. IquI-cchtuIItin in lllt' iIIII-
tory of thc city. ’i‘IIi.I plainly shod-I.
that the gentlemen rcprI-scut the cit;
of NIII'wIIIII lIIstI-ud of IIIIIIII Norwulr.
He met the iIII-IlIIIIatiIIuI-I of inisroprc-
«Motion made by Messrs, iiIIrllIutI.
Walsh and hurt... by saying that “as II
man thinketh in his heart so is be.“
A [and man always thinks hc secs tho
good and the bad mall the bad. My»
cry mIIII Hilt‘ti beauty in this world who
prides beauty In his soul. and I‘l't‘l‘y
honest man docs not. occd to look far
to find honest men. Such Inny-rs
judge the, whole profession by them.
selves. It is Very hard for them to
think any man Is bonost, for out. of
Ihcir IIwII IIIIIIII:: they judge others. in
answer to thc lil‘tlft'n‘l‘tt‘tl willingness or
the people of Norwuilt to do cvory
thing the South Norwalk people want
THE D. M.
mtlt. no
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
.... ”"Ww -. -.._.
READ CO.
Established 1857.
NOVEL TIES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We are daily in receipt of new and beautiful Trim.
mings. Bands. Motifs, Appliq ues. Persian Embroideries.
Mousseline Ins crtiohs. Pendants. and ornamental pieces in
black. white andrcolors.
Laces are, in a. profusion of
styles. Antique. Cluny. Paraguay. Guipurc. Plauen. and
Batiste in Galloon Inserts. Bands. and Medallions.
There are exquisite All-Overs for waistsjmd gowns
in white. cream and black. The heavy hand made Laces
,llilltllmqemgmgm.m. And this is only one of the. many Nor rwalk chc conIIoich by II town Incnt curing nations who domlnatu a,” then. to (lo. .IIIIIu‘c l.i,I;iIt quoted are very handsome and effective in combination with soft
animus unto-Immm‘I-mom , . government. cspcciuilv in locating II them. "ml’lurl‘ “ll" ““l‘l ”Ni“ ”'W“ w"? 'llI nd h dress fabrics ‘
dittdhtbnn taint-em III unmet. lines of High Grade Instruments to ho illicit school. which both DIittcH “...". in 'l h“ structure of I}... tcciII plainly in- say. Lord. Lord, t'ilIt'l' the kingdom.’ 5‘ lb 3 S CU ..v
~ . 'mmmmm “m" “ found in our waI-crooms Silhmllt‘h herd of. dicutcs that. human III-lugs should sub illnt 1::‘3’ “"1“ III’UWIF‘lflmg t“ ““8“" There Is a distinct departure from the styles of pre-
lI‘WIWaII I. I ' ll" 1 luht thcn IIIIIIIII a tow ful‘lhpl' sist II Ion a variety IIftooIi~—-mcat. fruit III by are cu III .0 ch or N! .
'i m etuzhtiwuim ”m“ » lemulks rcgaIdlIIg the Ireouruphltnl and Iii-alas and it is IInlIyglI-nic to con- kl“’~'“‘>‘.‘"" ',1“"' hm. ”hm” pr‘)r"5““‘l vmu" seasons as t? manner 0f using. It ls the be“ time
‘ ' foot-overruns»- . ’"l'all‘" ”l “I" ll“) iiluvcs. and said iluc Ollc's diet to any nlit' 0" ”10?“! "l" “mu" In” "““IHNT‘I Ki'" ””I’U“"'"" now to study fashions and get acquainted with the sea-
' ' I". p. f: l | . . , , it was absolutely IIIIposslbic for Ion- I‘lllfitiiffl “I'll“ (‘Xt'lllfil‘m “l ““0”“? ”W. had “W” "I'i‘wlmmwlmm Wm] son“ novelties T
6 I” W“ 0"“ “mm“ and lol’dlllllg. solidution geographically. and also in Meat is the most I-IIIIccntraIrul and Chill] mouth... but ht‘t'litlllllilfil‘i in ”our .. - -.
' "I?“ “f ”1“ fort ”till the strong I"ll- most easily digested of foods, but our uc 0U. , , ,
“Final feeling? has held by both Dilltii .- Inanncr of living is often so unnatural \‘l'ullz‘hl'n41'fg' ”I """llm'tl"ll‘illlf'“'lllfltl“:;i, SALE OF JEWELRY.
» c oppos tion was then heard that the, digestive organs refuse to ‘,I " "a "1“ oraumcu " ‘ ‘ .. -. . . " . " ' '
,! SPECIALS lN OTHER DEPARTMENTS. 11.9 Ill-5151...“... Wm, J ”amp“ llIIri- pI-IIlIIn-lyldigest meat. eggs. and slmi- hillisl’iiilh 1:de Il-II-‘1.dir’I‘IIIl-(Ilwtltilillltitrhm: d thins will comprise evelylthltnfg an the JCWCIry line,
« - .. I t. . I- ~ .. lar nntrtiouu and wliolnsomc food. . ‘2 " “’“I‘l l” ’ ‘ . an t ere are some exce tIona o erm s.
, ‘itrystaiotd ’l‘nbio Water, distilled and chemically pure. 5 gal. jars. Iioc, xiii: “lilac!Lilixlimlifduilildii”Kilt-millerii 1"" l' I“ "M "“"al‘l‘" “W" {"0" I“ "“’ about “I'M"“W' ““d 5"“ ”I”! I” “M A . 'd ld p" 1 .— . ll g hes and Stick
‘ JAPANFS!" lI‘Ol DIN . . . r . . stated that the people of Rthtl)’lOIl “1'0105011wI hilt ”‘0 "““I "“30“ I“ IN” quito mi” ”W ”W doctor knew mm“ few so“ go artic ef' s.ma l‘OOC
:ru. ld b Id Ja f1 :gigREENb' It, .I and (I feet, -i told, painted and Wt'lt‘ dcsilous of twisotldating “.th the, stomach lacks, from (lineup... or iillt‘lilll. {SI‘III‘iptIII-o ililnln ago agnalmtiilh? Pins. Baby Pins, Studs, Cuff Links and Buttons at abOut
f...“ 80 em I‘O ere , rom ‘. up. 'I 50"”. Ntiiwulk hilt (“d “'puknf‘sfi' some. necessary digefluvc el- ant (‘Ult I itillH lll II- I ol‘w Ii, . _
. , ”"Wll‘lnti‘ With NOI“WHllim :iiiii' it: .....em; hence ...-15mg mummlmn am. as lilo doctor was ....“ng ln lulssloip one-third regular value. Each isa warranted article and
‘. 50 new patterns of Chloe. and Jan. SPlthtl MA'i‘TlNuS, from 10c yd, up. thought Mr. Bell’s remarks wont to “"“I‘ 0". “Wm“ Ib‘HlII‘DSIa “I" “l”"" ““ ““"ll‘l ‘."'”“’ “’9'“ ,H‘“ of pretty and graceful design. I‘he small Jewels In this as-
It show that i... was in favor of ”mm” Nervous people should cut. plenty of Will] I» stealcsthnilssiutifll‘y. bl. “1}”: sortment 'rc enuine Other values are ,- ...;
,,' COMPLETE HOME FURNISHING. A i Iill" ,. Ilution. lic thcn submitted a map to mcut. "mll’ul‘m'l‘mfi 5110"” "Wk“ “WM him“ ““ “I“. 2““ far as “lulu" lies d g
... . , ,, , -- ' - thc princlpul food, hard working DOO- inc lIIIII-cubly With all Inca. plainly
....‘L .II
S.STURTEVANT,
... North Main and Ann Streets.
South Norwallz.
timers and Underwear.
Both oi these lines are specialties With us and
we inVIte the attention of those not already our
patrons to our excellent values.
}’ i Ladies’ and Children’s Jackets.
the cnmmiticc anti stated that it' show—
Id IIIII two titles as they chI- joined
and also showed the Icsidcntcs and
buildings. and then location. IlI- spokn
If the strength Nonalk had in Ii.‘l‘
banks and the huge amount of dcpos.
Its held there He also introduced a
l‘t‘FOIllIlOll which was signed by the
town I-chk. passed by a met-ting to
which cvcrmnc was invited IegaIIi-
iIII; IousoliIlatioII. and statcd that IhI rc
e. ash‘t one single vote in opposition to
the Invasion. lie Ihcn read It lIII'ltII
(shit it was shown by Mr. iIlIrht after-
which was purely IIII IIrIlIic on Ion-
solitintlon. showing what strength
then» was in consoliIiaIimI. and what
loss of strength there is in II. IliIIsIon.
He never knew the people of Norualk
to Ici'usc those oi South Norwnlk any—
thing that they asked i'.or that has
runner. and “be II it was asked for in
liii‘ right wav. Ilt‘ said ihclc wa» IIII
tIIIIIbIc \lecII IIlt‘ nIIIIIIIy \vIII. Itsktd
loI \iso cited Iaimc cities in this stait
that had lwcn retently Ionsolidahd.
:IIIIi I-nchIvorI-Ii to show the progress
they were making under a consolidated
Izovcrnmcnt. and thought if a secret
pic how to do so and brain workers
and office mcu should cut, not so much
illt'i-ll, but at least, once a day and to
insure its perfect digcsiion one or two
of Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets should
iii‘ taken after each meal, because they
.nppiy the. pcptoncs, diastasc and fruit
at his lacking in cycry case of stomach
tIIIIIlIlc.
NI Ivoui. '_dyspcpsin cIltIIII"lI IIf stolII
ill II. gastritis soul stIInIIII lI. gas and
iti'ltlih are only different norms for in.
digestion, the. follow to digvsi whole-
Hill has a chance to rest and recover
as natural than and vigor.
Stuart‘s Dyspepsia 'l‘IIlIlI‘ta is the
IIIIplinII: that it is not possible to live
in peace with StIlilI' men. and We have
discovered that it. was not possible to
livc in pI-uI-c with the Norwaik poopli'.
and. l.th"I-t‘orc, are instilled in nsklus
fol" II iIIpisltltivc divorce. The doctor
spends most of his time out of town
and does not know Iery lllllt“il about
conditions and llL't'liS.. Anti in this
connection the speaker showed that
Nelson 'i‘aylor did not express or rc~
lIl‘l'l. tho sentiments of South Norwalk.
for though he iivcs tic-... lit' docs busi-
IIIIIi Izowrhcd his action.
III conclusion Judi;p Light said that
t‘\i‘l'_\’ argumcnt made on the. other
real household medicine; it is as safc
and pleasant for tho slomnth ache of1
thc baby as it is fill the: Imperfcti III I
rIIslloII of its grand sire, ‘
'f‘hcy arc not a cathIIItiI hut II Ili-
Izcstit'c and no pill habit can cch fol
low thcir use: the only iIIIlIit Sluart' s;
’l‘aIIlcts induct- is the habit of good Iii-
kI-stion and consctiuchtly good health 1
H Ii‘
IIIiII-IIII to no to South NIII hit”. but did?
sioII. namely. in favor of Norwalk and
against division, plainly showed that
sI I tiol. Ill sirlfc had existed and did I‘.\
iI~l in The NIIluIIllII, .Ind lhut II high.
Iitlllt‘ Ill\t)rtt‘ was the proper thing.
MIIIalIttl ll. "lolics captained ihc til
nation in Ilust Norualk and IIIi'utIIIl
ItlII I-zhttgc of MI [hills that signers
of IiIcI ItitiIIII lilt‘li‘. {III Illusion “t' it‘
llIIl aware of what iltI-I \chI: doing
itIIIIII-Icntstixc Donovan said that
‘uishcd to sin that Ilt‘ had not up.
Neck Chains. Watch and Lorgnette Chains, 50 cts
and $1. 00.
Chain Bracelets and Nethersolc Bangles. 25 cts. to
$2.00.
It
~ .2.
Cull Links and Button,varied assortment. to and 25
ClS.
Baby Pins. sterling silver and gilt. IO cts.
Hal Pins. 50 ct quality. 25 cts. i’f
llair Brooches. and Barrettes of shell and metal set
Studs. 3 in a set 10 and 25 cts.
mud. to mm. m..." writtI-II m Mr sonic Loud, and the use of Stuart's (In. lanes in New York. and b‘pi‘iitlfivlill‘l soc- with brilliants. 10 Cl". Ase-a
llurlhuti himself. IIIIIIIII tch ycals ado) iurrh 'I‘ublcts euros them all hecnuscl If! mink-kl “m. 3“.“ WW!“ 0‘ Mimi“? Real silell Hair Pins. 5 Ct“.
by affording lh‘l‘ft‘ct (“Epsilon n". 5.01". I lIII. Hlt’liti i‘ll\litllillll‘lll. IlI-II till it. ll
Ki!
1‘
Waist Sets. gilt and silver set with stones. 25 cts.
Pearl Pin Sets for shirt Waists. 5 cts.
Fancy silk Beaded Chains and Watch Guards. Io cts.
Stop at the Silk Section and see the new Colored Pon-
gees.
They are worth an especial visit.
. . . , - _ ballot \i'us tal‘cn IIII the question If li» ' ‘
We have some desirable styles leit III these .....m it ......iu I... ...“... ..."... ‘ ' ..., W. ,, ......W l‘ «I‘Irihrdlihy 3......nn‘u1‘u.“ “'3, "“‘~" [HE D. M READ COMPANY,
‘ I“, . , , . . . . . , r. , ,, ~ , , ,II, II li' it‘ll III IIIIIpIIt cn _\ I" lurtti‘s
seasonable garments. at VCI’V low prices. MINI“ l-UIUI» til Nllllll Nuwali. ([(Jli’lm "' ““N' ‘lm‘m 1'" H” ”mm“! l\\Illi'Il II III In“ lI iIIIIIIlI that Iii‘ hIIII
nu Boa"...
prices.
ch
'erman & son
We have some line pieces of FUI, in long and
in shorter shapes. all marked down to attractive
‘...i>i then called upon. He thought it
IIIII II tli'ithlll and unit]. Invastnc tin
. onto or South NleWillli were taking,
old it was ridiculous III say that the
‘\\(| cities “/01 c uIIIquphlIally situated
.o as to lllHki‘ it Impossible ioI thcn.
to consolidate.
and it was only it mile and a half
lie thought tlIIrch
in South Norwalk that lInIllI' t iIlIIoIl l“—t
NIIIwaik would gain by II division.
it was carried out. as he thol
was inevitable that
Not-walk would suffer from it.
tlIc people. present today from South.
llc ItIIlldIIt we \\II to thin hail.
Ilttll anything prIsc-ntn It It) the spcak-
Its fIIInI South Noiwcik to the commit»'
t-Ic showing a hood IIIIIIII'In why litl'
ltlllt'l) thc IcaI-Ion that a sort of fric-
"ilII-y IIII (Ullllttl'il hyil
two lines of trolleys and a steam loud ildlll (“mm of both tilt.»
from one business (mm m the “U,” .tlIc town was unanimous in South Nor.
was mum A family 1\..III\'.HS ho had Iil‘}l(iltl that one of the
lotions in NIIIwalk. and couldn‘t scc ll‘lIl“) “W“ “1”“: ‘ll ““1“” “5 ”1"
what advantages the profile of Soutl I WM“ ‘0 lll‘lt'l‘m
I{III read MIIIIII
II" it Imus ago when the mayor was in [II-
Ionsolidation nor oftousolidatiIIn. and closed by say-
would will! place in the H.” near “1. ing that he did not Italiy think it was
‘lic Incasnic of division was (THIIIIIIIIII l-“m “l" VOW“ "r ”MIMI“
Iuit. but thought the propelty in South .,
Sonic . t' i attempted
i
i
turn should be divided. unless it we 4!
l
I
ion and feeling was Inunifcst by ten-
He did not;
think that the MI linr. for o Ilivislon of
(TvnlIUtIlh DI I'. liohuuuan had
He then lW‘Ut ccdcd
Lcc s Intssagc of two
l‘he spcakcrs [or the opposition each
' to bc filt't‘lIDllB III. MI.
Light's expense and wiII-u he closed
spent money like szin'II III l'l'tlllllilt' the
Ill\i?‘l(lll of th. IIIIIII
SoIIItIIr italic) iIIfIIIuIIII ..lI, Until):
I III that the conIuIittIc had heard of
no Ihullzes being Illiltlt‘ against him.
\ll. \Iiams asked for It IIIIthII heal
the “Ilitll probably will not be In": Iut
t‘tI. It would I-"IIItIIiIIlt lII IIsclIIIIs. III.
the ground was thoroughly antic over
by both parties.
DISPOSES OF LARGE ESTATE.
Will of Homer 8, Sanford Oftered for
Probate Yesterday in Bridgeport.
The will of Homer B. Sanford, Ills-
posing of an estate variously estimated
stocks and other securities. The, will
It as signed February ii 181‘“. and wit-
lilSSHl II\ \V. l). ”inbuilt .11.. Miss M.
A Kcuuclly and Goodwin Stoddard.
Bridgeport, Conn.
DWYER LOSES MATCH.
Not Able to Throw Johnson
Three Times in Hour.
Nil-illlllIIIN. lI‘IIlI, Ii... ()sI-nr Johnson,
of Hartford. won the wrestling match
with M. .l. llwycr. of bringcport. IIcrI-
last liik'lll. llwycr was to throw John-
son thrcc tiIIIIIs in one hour. two
GracI-Iidtonlan style and onc catch as
catch IIIIII. liwycr got two fails in tif-
ty-cight minutes. but was unable to
make the third in the two remaining
Was
i’a.. last. night. and the. pool will .iil':
t'lll‘ III-xi \l'cducstlay night in this city.
T0 CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY
Takc latxatitc Bromo- -Quihinc Tablets
LETTER.
BISHOP TIERNEV' 8
Concerns Doings of Vincent Dilionis
and Will be Read Sunday.
lihtiiTP‘OltD Feb. I. .21 he Rev. liis~
hop Tierney. of the Hartford IilIIccsc,
has prcparcd a circular letter which is
now in the hands of the clergy of, tho
.IltiCt’St‘ and will be read at the masses
in all the Roman Catholic Churches
next Sunday.
The letter is the III-tinitiou of Von-
ccnt liilionis IuId his attempt to estab-
lure Thule wnsht any IllflereIIIc in “10 intentions III tltc Second Voting at. from $300,000 to $500.00” ““5 offer- minutes. i)\\".\“cr and JOINISMI ”0‘“ “sii a (Ki-“firefiliilmil unlgi‘fItllw'idthilt
mu- 9 01 language. and I... could not see Distrltt and of tho Second Voting lils— cd for probate in Bridgeport yesterday. “00”,“... u“. challenge 0“ Pittshuriz, al’llflll IL“ 10 “h “ , ‘1‘, ”turn.- . ll
‘tll_\ benefit that could be derived if Hill and of Fast Norwalk to separate The greater portion of the estate is in lucatIns cxconimunuatlon 0' “
ihosc of the church fvllo encourage his
cause.
Bishop Tierney when talked Willi
said that be regarded the doings (if
Vincent lllliouis as calculated to great
Norwalh in favor of division, werc illt‘ gave his respects to them with tell» The testaior lcatcs nnr'csclvcdly and , .. , , , ,
al'catly In fnvur of consolidations few ling." effect. tic tilst showed their res uiisolntoiv to his widow Jane Elizabeth XTMS ‘ 6WI£HW , b0;‘250 ”UH”: t” the church. ,])"“"'.'is' ”1““
54 Washington St South N orw lk" .. ....
. - ., , Inittec. he said: .‘.'Mr Choiruutuand could i Iathe had done inorc fol coil tin ton avenue, to other with house i i i" ' U ' '1‘ P ' ’ . .
. , . 7 .. . . .a ,, ' tlcutchIIcII: i ask you not to allow ‘IHHIIIIIIIOII duIiItI: the past ten or fit‘ ...an ppm, outputmgmga on I]... propggp. Fll‘éE‘NyXESNt [Ital-LIES, In” ’QNEIEPg' he could produce no papcrs which
V mil loulmum‘lwc of South Non.;IIIk “‘1‘" .V‘Wfi ”NIH -U|.\' man I" NUIWRHI :lv. together. with the horses “‘1“ ""r‘ to thee. I to from i‘lnaso' 'l‘cv - says" Wiiiillinbiimsliiimlfdfnmiiiizilltnl sIII-Ial
‘ ’ ‘ ' “W2": —# W t s u on Ik anti iuI Iulsivc one but, {dull that every steI he had taken in, . n... w...” l. t '. ..zt miIIr All tln- ‘ ‘ , ‘j', ' “ ,' . S S 'i ' ' ‘( "
OOICAL SOCIETY OFFICERSi ONL’V CURE FOII DYBPEPBIA. , 90 allow the matter to lake time" that direction liad‘ been opposed by . i.,I.lIquIhl,IlIlll‘IIInislililIlgts in the lloutc- ‘5‘ )hcafd‘ (lmrl, usilisgurnht ‘ymi‘i‘ril‘iii', lull“ Ill" ll" has not “Will“ ”l“ warn-
_ FORD Feb. 6.~'-—'i‘he followinIz Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Cistlé Mr Adams thou “umdm.(.d 1 ..., lIa tho people or the city of Noiwaik. and lSIClllI. Inc. also hit to the widow. ‘hi‘f‘ .I'.”,I‘,”i‘, t ,“15‘ I.“ iiiwfdtcd‘ In m. ””5“ ”l ”‘9 I’mh‘m '
are elected by the Pomologi- l)ei., says: "‘y'f suffered for yearn nut .48, ”I last Norwslk who in an my , s‘pccially so by Mr. llIui.lIntt lie hasE To Charles (i Sanford is lcftlu trust “‘2‘“ 'r”;:“f _‘ ' 1‘,“ illiil ”‘H, hm”... ”f "'""'""‘"'T”
I’.! yesterday afternoon. l’l‘t‘fi' “93969816: Used" to hiive n} dis we". speech endeavored m ”u...” the made, four III the efforts to consolidate i3 iIIo,I)II.o to be point ted by him from the (Rail), I, ”1“..." ”H, dcul‘" . Davis , ,THE EASY P'LF- , .
'I‘Pt‘ol'. A. (l. Galley. Storrs: vicc- tress and belching. lfrle'd e ErYthlnI 'ncotiug lIV storm, Hr: claimed to up ”l“ N‘J'Wil'k Willi Silmolb‘. and Wm securities of the visible the income in if vi.” ,‘3 1g"... . .( lldllt:l'lll' 'km... WWI” S Lllllt‘ Early Risers d0. 110'
.th‘ M. Hubbard Middletown; .lcou ug‘fi hear of but nothtpghejppn mt .(mm the mm.“ of East Norwail illlt'lllllI had hccu voted down "Y'ihc , m. hold to u“. icstatnr‘ s ““iow dating 1‘tillllllt‘t. ‘. «I. (l) .w it i'l‘Wo u".- gripe "9" weaken the system. They
,3: n. c‘. 0. Miles MIi’IzroIII iuntll toolt' Brazilian ’Baim. and on Si Ind that they Wt‘te one and all up. {I laconic in the “WIN .-.u,. in the last {no lli'o timn and the sumo to he in 9“" ““‘"“"‘; , ""9," ' ,. u . cure hilwusncas. iuuntiice. consttpzr
‘ A When) Kcnslngton. Icer' bottle cured me completely. " div in favor of a consolidated fol'lll‘iII' legislature hc oht' Imcd tho passage of I...“ 0; “mpg. “low" "1““ “”0 “mud ““d“ “‘ tion and inactive livers. by arousing
' jmpmstdents were dlSOI‘lt‘Cl- For “‘9 by R“ .‘R Plnisled “4 F H 'Iovermnont. Said he not III he. . law ”’"I‘I’Mlilii‘lllfi ”If“ “it!" 5‘1“”th 0n the death of the tern :IIr's widow “Nd" __, __‘ ”I“ “l‘l‘I'I‘l'I’ll-‘l- "W““g ”"3 ,bOWCli-l
each county Baxter. ' foro saw East Norwnlk so mis- "I “WWI il III“ permitting tit“ WW" illlt‘. Slottiititl mentioned above is to be A WEAK STOMACH gently, yet efferlmzlly. and giving such
"9lil“0seIIthi Int-it had been on this oc- l” "Ol'SOIWIli‘ ll“ ”MI SVIIWIS» bill . divided into four equal parts and dis- " , “m“ ““1 I‘l“~'“g”‘ ‘0 ”‘0 glands 0” u"
attainments wthousand who CHINA AN. JAPAN LINE. "astou. He read the vote of the [dust that the [icoplc of the city of Nor-i tripmpd to Ophelia sumo” AH“. Ot- causes II weak body and invites ills stomach. liver and bowels that the
sell an occasional dots: of
his Most talks nee i.totten
t liver medic e is anions
ii“ ‘Is “it!“ “rout Pellets: and“ It
course of the two medicines
«as cents; Easy to take pics-
- mild in' fiction but absolutely
eke onset. You'll Join the
limos this great Mod
otter (Rial. Try meg.
‘i t
SAN FRANCIS 0, Feb. 6. ——Thc Chl-
IIII Common-thi- Stc‘anrship Company,
Limited, has completed all--- 1min”-
meals for its newline between China,
Japan. Mexico and San Francisco, and
on March 27 the first vessel of the fleet
will leave Ho’ng Kong.
liodol Dyspepsia Cure cares and
strcngthens the stomach and wards
off and overcomes disease. .I it Tay-
lor. a prominent merchant of Chriss-
man Tex. says "‘I could not eat be
cause of a weak stomach. I lost all
strength and run down in weight. All
that money could do Was done. but all
hope of recovery vanished Hearing
of some wonderful cures effected by
use of Kodol 1 concluded to try it. The
cause of the trouble is removed entire.-
ly. These famous little pills exert a
decided tonic effocl, upon the organs
involved. and it their use is continued
for-a few days there will be no return
of the trouble. Clifford Pharmacy. "
wall." packed II town meeting to vote ii“ wife of ppm. 0”,. Bcr.tl\u wife, of 01130-
against it. and a petition signed by 500 t ”(‘1er Wilkinson and Frcdcrick San-
or 600 of the leading men of tho city l ford children of the tcstator.
of Norwalk was prcsented to the Leg- Thc will then provides that all the
islntnle against it; and the whole bas- rest residue. and) cmuindcr ol‘ the os-
is of it all was sectionalism pure and Into be divided into four equal parts
tSimple. and that fact had hwnmdmit- and distributed among the. children
ted by some of the leaders. Judge mentioned in the shore paragraph. Al
Light said that he had not the least so that in the event of the death of
doubt HIM ll "19 people Of South NO!“ r‘rI-dcrick Sanford his portion, revert
\iorwalk Fire District. meeting. which
Had been held to consider the question
of division and said the meeting voted
"lmost unanimously Ilgahist II division
’If the town., The present method of
rovernmcnt was very expensive for the
people , of East Norwalk. but he
thought witha consolidated form of
Irovernmcnt many things could he run
in II more economical form. and the
,
.
. REMARKABLE ES‘CAPE FROM
-is it I. burn? Use Dr. Thomas‘ M H
lectrlc Oli A out? Use Dr Thomas’
DEAT . ,
WINSTED, Feb. 6.—-Dnring a severe
Eclectric OIL.
'Il tr twa'!
w~————v--—~W+
as
F“! FRO“ ALCOHOL. .
. Vinnie Crystals .... IIIIMIicli an improvement
“Xi'an Grgboh. h
At your Iiruggists.
.a,\
“I go I,
u
people would be able to incur? mo‘rc
privileges than they now. had. Those
"students of East Norwalk who had
signed the petition for division had
to them. He then read the vote of the.
a division of the town.
that he would feel very badly If a In.
vhhan or the town was broukht about
u he bad Just us“ than t'l-iehdn ‘1
South Not-mt is he hit! in Nata?“
mantra: the mm: m to all a node-
tal‘blhtglfia‘, «our WWI“?! Iii
that he
mime noon. hurrah:
Cannot of the City of Norwalk when»: soildation on the same lines as the bill
'11 it showed how they were opposed to: now being pressed in the present [Leg
Mr. Duvisi islalure by thn city" of Norwalk and
vine figures or his own which be mm the people III Norwailt Iiclcatcd. it and.
to show Would lessen the expense or not It single, man calmly; them cyet I‘III-
‘unninz the cities it: a consolidated couraged Mr Light‘s effort. at 52nd,
form ofgovet‘nmellt was brought about liiim assistant; by ward or deed. and
meuteuautbovemor Keclér stated “at sincere. ..To make this plain he
Internet
«ms was tardiness and mountain. In floral Walloon ,_
war-Mm tin Inseam:M stile Irvin row at uni cm-
wpggfl «flammahgl
walk had started our for consolidation
instead of starunri out for division the
people of Nbrw alk would be horc op-
posing the measure. lie said he was
1899 he introduced a petition for con-
shdvied' on: Mr. Walsh and Mr. this.
the mo leading advocates of the con-
nolld’itibh l“thismaintain: in the discuss
iIIIltt't n llama-oath ‘yihene' tbsyfin both
Mfifieflltxilfeld in on. cm"
"i that III
otfiomnt‘
Ions in Iwthehf ddie i'lve Mile
m Isms was
it
to his child or children. if any be liv-
ing. and in the event of the son ich-
ing no child or children. his portion of
the estate he distributed equally am-
t.hcm the share that the parcni should
havo been entitled to, to go. to tho
children.
An yadvancement made in life by the
lestntor to his children is to be tali-
cII into account, toward satisfying the
provisions of the wilt, Jane Elisabeth
Sanford the testator; s widow is named
..tht‘tury obit
STOCKEOL Eviction Februsr‘yjl
—-Despntehes Lhdm fle'lsing'tord Flir—
hind announce that C»; has Ilecrecrl
avails Total 14 to: files. "fle‘d
sit ths d'
o titl' who tire“
"Mi iii elite
be mime:
'Itnnas mosses:- mono “MW!“
wars film“? ”at:
as t ‘ :
allchnithnrohfi' .mifv‘nIII-‘IIIIMIII
.I ,, _. “08“!“
’ . "f’ ,
I“.
first bottle bencflttcd me, and after
inking four bottles i am fully restored
to my usual strength. weight. and
MONTANA.
HELENA Mont, F.elI 6-Womtm
sulfmgo received its death blow in tho
senate so far as the eighth legislative.
assembly is concerned When the bill
came. up for, mini action in the st pain
it. met its thig’l defeat. 16 senators vnt-
. indefinite postponement and it)
Mr. Au stus Beard than s In... I the same is true. or every I: art made in the will as cxecutrlx without bonds. In; [0“
1mm diE‘l‘slon and stated that” he 'ioznrd . eggsflidatin thoh High. l, C P 'N E‘s ‘vottng against it
than t non In It ", Sc bots. ccl‘al all. e pres DISCIP mg; in“ u ..
thing1| sol 'a on “a a MOM cut more toward conso‘ld stid‘n was ..-~ ' . Not It hit of use to endure the tor—
titres or rheumatic pains when there' s
It sure relief in reach.
and
and acts like music. it not only re.
lteves the p'ein Instantly but. it Its use
.1] hi stimulated cure: the disease. Got
anw.x.,.1>m-Isa.
BALL PLAYER I-lélvl.-I.ED BY TROL-
“also“ 1131311“; ' Fol). F—Hardle
Home agate fertile:- with
WWIM’IIW tinted
WHITE .
is "its“, T
Ramon s Nerve, .
Boile Oil goes “right to the spot" .
electrical storm which passed over this
section, I‘.. Merchand. proprietor of
the Blackberry River farm had a re-
markahic. escape from death. He was
r been misled 1n UiE‘ matter. and the justified lit making this Cllll‘m from bug the children of thc tcslntor; and health." CW0?“ Pharmacy. iiriI‘iIil'igogliitgliititffitfiigiigkoi;rIfl‘disII-vllh‘ii’i
whole thing had been misrepresented past. efforts in the hosts stare of III the event of the death of any of DEATH OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE m be bccamc unconscious, When he re-
IIIvcrcd he found himself lying 'u the,
ditth beside the IQle still holding the
reins. with the horse standing quietly
c loan by. The. wagon was overturned.
A sewing Inactiihn which Mr- Mor-
chand had carried in the front of the
.. pieces.
ayertbe Old Form Of MLits MCI as. the 1nd I" did ndt "M “9 med “til ‘ é a I: v 8:3“ “7 till“ " l » add ltié nation's—every bottle ’
.. . , s14 town' at no you“ ‘gé mm «mamas meeunIv Flinn; Who mass to and ly with the a ,
He'thnugbttlfe ""13 l' Til! “it“ hi ”I,“ SIT?” $5“; fi" map; may m 3“” 0W 1&1”: lieu: the n e or Brown Manufactur-
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