_ liislneis
1,. r0liairman Gates of Re-
. pilitlltan State 00mmittee
i favors. litirty-five ——Pre-
seats a Plan for that Nam-g
her 000 Eilplains it to 00m-
‘nl‘l‘ttee ‘
can. a.- up,» “i“ .
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. The principal feature of the hcarlngl
in the senate chamber at Hartford yes- ;
terday by the committee on congres-
»- sional and senatorial districts, on the;
redistricting of the state, was the pre— II
aentation by Chairman Gates of the.
Republican state central committee of‘|
a plan for thirty-live districts. .
Mr. Gates gave the following figures: 3
Proposed l’opu-i
llists. Ialion.
Windham county 2 46,801
New London county 3 82.768
Tolland county . ........ 1 24.523
Hartford county ........ 7 105.480
Middlesex county ....... 2 41,700:
New Haven county ..... 10 2031031
Litchfleld county ....... 3 63.072
Fairfleid county ........ 7 181.203
30 908.420
Districts Wholly Within Cities.
l’ P oposed Popu~
ists. lation. ;
New Haven .......,.... 4 108.027‘
Hartford ..... 3 79.850
Bridgeport . . . .. ........ 3 70,990
Waterbury ..... 2 51,139
Mcrldcn........... ..... 1 28.095i
New Britain ......... 1 28,202:
14 300,909'
Hartford County.
(Cities. Four Districts.) i
Hartford . ..... . . . . i . . . ....... 79.850{
New Britain . . . . . . . . . ., ...... 28.2021
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108,052!
Population of county .. . . ... . . . .195.480
Population of cities . . . . . .. . . ..108.052 .
Outside towns, three districts 87.428 I
New Haven County. .
dirt to lhc rcmarkablc powers (if ”yo
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“Hyomel the Mint anjozui Cure for ‘
Catrrrh Ivor Discovered." hy- MI.
yer Yord.
Do not try to cure catarrii by tak-
Iug drugs into the stomach; it cannot
be cured in that manner. The only .
way In which this too common disease .
can be cured is through a direct appii- ‘
cation that will kill the bacilli of ca-
larrh and prevant their growth.
Hyomel is the only known method ll
of treatment that accomplishes this.
It is the simplest. most pleasant. anti Passengel'5*0ll [08 Angdas,‘
lbc only absolute cure for cutarrii.
'ft}.it:.::.‘;{'..“*'::::..:l.:xhave;......I... iPasadena Electric the and
n as lave icon recover from tic 3' . .
. ‘ Secured Cash and Jewelry:
Worth $700
mosl pl'oniinl-nt men aiul women in;
the country who have bccn curl-d by
this rcmarkable rcmcdv. Ministcrs.
LOH ANGELES. (1:11.. lt‘cb. 10.~~ 'i‘tio
tinting dccds of iiiuhwnyincii who
bliukcrs. Itiwycrs. even eminent lill)’r2l-‘
clans have sent strong testimonials
N . I v o a v '
of"¥;2::;1) .5353" wEng.) .. l,“- \urd. . lit't‘lll to have lnvadod hos Aiigelvs in
n 9 in. l ' 'r r ‘3“- h’“ I‘M/'31 forcc rcut'hvd a climax lust iiiitlii.
W I’ 'm “8 0“ I" say that l Mime. wbcii two unmasked mcu held up and
lit" liiiillWflilllii’"
Ileitl h pa Car lead of:
l
mci to cure catarrh.
l 'iiyonicl l" h" ""9 0‘ the "‘0‘“ WOD‘ . robbed a carioud of passengers on the
“9m” "um“ for catarrh and ”"0““ hos Augclcs-l’asadcua clcctrlc linc
trouble that has ever been discovered. . Thirty~two passengers onc half ‘M.
in my case the effect has been marvel- ' whom were women “.9139 forced at
‘. i enclose voti mono order fort . . '
0“” n f - 'i‘ 3' lpolnts of retolvcis lo surrcndcr cash
two out 15 or n ("“1“ 0’ mlnc. to and jt-Wclry to the amount of liclwccu
whom l have recommended liyomcl .513“an $700. In“. robbcrs "WWW“.
and who I am anxious shall have the . cd their work quickly but (.m.(.nv..h
“"1"!“ of 'm" remarkable panacea." 'l‘hc car was hcld for ten minutes. Tllt:
1““ compicto Hyomel outfit costs iucn tiicn left it and rllsiiiipciu‘t‘d In
but $i.00. consisting of an Inhaler. ”1.. darkness Tho hold-up was can”
dropper “ml sufficient ”mm“ ‘0 lust . i-Ictl out In it way that nitii'kcd lhr
over " month. This will effect a care 9 two oiiilau‘s as old hands at the busi-
in ordinary (11808. but for chronic and i no”
deep-seated cascs of cntarrh. longer Tim (.M. left has Augoies at 9 o'clock
ago is necessary. and then extra. boi- for Pasadena. Ncarlng a: point just
ties 0‘ Hyonwi. “‘ month 5 treatment) lsouth of the Arroyo. ihc molormau olr
can be obtained for 50“ It '5 “0‘ served him lllml making signals for-
alone the best, tit might be called the 5 tltc‘cui' .0 stop. As I“. slowr-d down .
only) method "f curing catarrh. but. “ ‘ two nicn clambcrcd up on the steps.‘
‘5 “13° the most economical. oiic at either end of the car. They
Thc Silllhlon-Poww Corporation ‘ prcscutcd revolvers at tlic beads of
have so muc confidence in the power Conductor Bayhotf and Mfliol'maii Cor-
Of ilyomei ‘0 (“”0 catarrh. that they win and drovc thcm iiisidc tho cur.
Win for “ limited “"1“" sell this mch- l Willi revolvers in their hands. lbcy‘
cine ““519" their ”9‘30““! guarantee l stood In the doors and iii foul lllllKllii'J,"
to refund the money if the purchasers .1 m'tlcrotl cvcrvbodv to "db: up the coin;
can say that 1' ‘Hd “0‘ help them. . anti jewelry.“ The robber at the cur
.. I door stcppcd up on a box and from
' this commanding position covcrcd the
lstiit‘tlctl passengers with his rcvoivt-r.
i'l‘lic other one passed down lhc aisles
ithltiuc pot-kctbooks. coin and watches
and thrusting them carelessly into his
Wliilc taking tlic prop-
lhc bandits
tford county. The dates as-
signed were:
Hartford county—Wednesday.
ruary 25.
New H
ruary 20.
Windham, New London and .tiiddle-
x counticit—Wednesday. March 4 ikt‘lii 110 1| “0W 0f nbusc.
Toiland county-Thursoay. March it. E .loliu W. (lay. agent of tho litiyrnoud- .
l.ltchilcld county —— Wednesday. 9 Whitt-omb excursions narrowly escap-
Illarch li. ictl lli‘lllg shot by tho robbcrs. . lic rc‘
Fol»
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‘t'mll pockcts.
forty of thc passengcrs.
nven county—JI‘hui-sdny. Fob-
sc
(Cities. Seven Districts.) I Filli‘llt‘ltl county”Thursday. March slated bclng scni‘cht‘tl. pushing tiic
New Hausa . . . . . . .‘. ..... 108.027 12. trobbcr back. instantly the man sliov
Meriden .......... 28.095? '— ‘cd his rcvolvcr towards (luy's facc.’
Waterbury . .................. . 51.139 AFTER BLANCHARD‘S ESTATE. tThc latter struck the weapon upwards
I ' ' .""“'l —- .ilist as the triggcr was puilcd and
i . , 187.801 i Brother and Sisters Claim Wife Hyp- ithc bullet passed through the roof of.
Population of county .- ......... 209.103 notized Him. tthc car. Anothcr passcitgcr sliowctl
Pollulation of cities ... ......... 187.801 . NEW YORK. lt‘cb. lil.—-Clarcucc A. linciiuation to resist.
i Outside towns_ three districts 81.302
Falrflcld County.
Population of, county ......... 184,200
Bridgeport, three districts ..... 70.990
2 Outside towns. four districts 1 13.-..7
Population of state . ....... 908.420
Fopuiatlon of districts in cities.300.900
Population of districts of more
thorone town . .. . ........
360.900 divided by 14 gives 20.20
average population of districts
cities.
501.511 divided by 21 gives 25,780 as
average population of’ districts of more
than one town. .
Senator Wilcox, of Berlin. presided
as chairman of the committee and M r.
Gates opened the speaking and
plalned his plan as above given. He
said that Tolland county would have
only one. although it has been urged
that every county should have at least
two senator‘s. Referring to a map sus-
pended against the gallery. Mr. Gates
ntplalned that it will be impracticablt
to Avoid some irregularities. The lar-
gest district will be Greenwich and
Stamford. about 30;000. It has been
asked Why not make a senate. of 36. He
silt! that an advantage of an odd num'
her Is that it avoids a deadlock. Again.
he could see no place where the addi:
‘ - tional senator of the 36 could be put in.
541.511
7 as
in
110i. give him to 'l‘olland county 3”
Mr. Gates said that it would destroy
the population equality which. it: is
V sought to secure. 'He urged the com-
mittee to fix the number of districts
. “before going into the matter of the di-
, “ifs“. This will give a starting poliit
" .to work cm. I . ‘
Jarhes ; Sullivan.‘of New Haven
possible. and making a senatewof grin;
stead of 20. The districts‘sh'pu d e
‘1]
amnion ran-tap to about 28,000.
I
an Inge for
fit
.. than‘jie had expected
-..' one-else asked
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W'mdltionnl‘dlstrlct. ‘
. Gated held
‘ .1 county tw
ext '
A member of the committee—"Why i
Inverted senatorial increase as far as
as nearly'hwn as passfblq. gum! ut‘
reference to political advantagegaof
one party ‘or the other. A fair senato-
diatrl utlon will. in his. :udgment.
finned tional reform‘agitatlon for
Oates explained’that no part of
Britain, that is. a part with 5.000
lotiongeotdd be set offiinto nn—
”dlstriot. ’ Middlesex county is
one and about right for
tntive Donovan. of’South
lkjlndorsed the Gates plan as
tube heard. and
lured closed as to
to.
- . on, the committee
. ed’tmedntl uethe hearings on
7myisi0n. on the basis
‘ ,understandlng that 38
be recommended if considera-
actual iglirinion showed the
that as, with; Tol-
" Mid team the.
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‘Jobertson, ‘of Compound
on aceonntof
on. apps-allegiappmnl t‘of the enactment .
illlanchurd. Nellie B. lloyt and HatticI “(lt'l your heads out of lhc way
1’ll. lt‘iillcr, the brother and sisters of 1 their. ordcrctl the mail ill the .rcar
George B. Blanchard. who died on 0... ‘door. “till 1 got that man." With that
|tober 8. 1900 leaving considerable ; hc illl'llt‘il tho revolvcr on tho uuwill»
.rcal property in Vermont. Ncwiing'passcugcr. who quickly gavc up.
lJcrscy. Baltimore and lll this city. his valuables. Thc women pnssttnvr
of llllflll:
{have begun an action in the suprcmcigcrs were terrorized, many :
court against Mrs. Delia A. Blanchard. 1. scrciimlng. othcrs wcepiuu. No dis‘
his widow, Charles D. lngcrsoll antlttiurtion of scx was mudc. and the
’Ada B. Skinner. Mrs. Blanchard and . womcn gnvc ovcr their cash and
l Mr. lngcrsoll being the cxccutors of ; walchcs without a show of reluctance,
i Mr. lllanchard's will. to have the will ‘ ’l‘liccondiitttorantl motormau were told:
isct aside as invalid. it is dcclnrrtl 1to kcop their hands abovc lhcir lit-ads.
‘ by the plaintiffs that their brother was The robbers forgot to scorch Conduc»
lhypnotized by Mrs. Blanchard into.tor llayhoff and conscqucntly missctl
‘cutting them off. without anything and :nbout fifty dollars.
. leaving to her almost all his property. 1 ~ -..
l Besides his real propcrty. M. Blaucli-' Ono Minute (‘ough Cure gives relief
lard left personally valued at $100000. ‘in mm minute. because it kills tho ml
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.crobc which ticklcs illc mucous incur
RIOT ALMOST PRECIPITATED.tbrniic. causing the cough. and at tho.
HELENA. Mont.. Fcb. l9.~'l‘hcrc‘.<iinic timo clcurs tho plilcgin. draws
was an exciting scene in the senate out the inflammation and hcals and
chamber last night. and a riot was nl- soothes the affcctcd parts. ()nc Min-
lmost precipitated when someone cuttlliO (‘oush Cure strrnsthrns tho bums.
the electric wire leading into the can '. wards off pneumonia and is ii harmlcmz .
itol building‘ for th'é pin-pogo. it is f and never falling: cure in llll curable
l charged of stopping debate on a bill _ maps of Coughs. CHM-‘3 and Croat). 011“
under discussion. After the break; Mllililt‘ Cough Clm‘ '18 ll100§fllit to
had been repairer], Senator Kenncdy . Inks. harmless and nood alike for
lcharged that Janitor comm who it is? young and old. (‘iifford Pharmacy. ‘*
‘ said. was caught in the act. had beent —~~———4——-—-~«——~
ordered to cut the wires by senatorsi HEALTHFUL GERMS IN DRAINAGE
favoring the bill. The senate was in ST. 1,0Uls. M0,, Feb. lb-v—lir. Amantl
committee of the whole and had un-t Htivold. former city bacicriologlst, les-
der discussion a bill providing for n titled before the Drainage Canal Com-
change of venu in civil cases. This miltce today that an analysis of water»
bill which is said to have a good ma- taken from below the moatli of the!
jority in the senate has been bitterly canal at Lockwood. lil.. showed one,
fought. by the Heinz people. To pro cubic centimetre of fluid. a quanlilyf
went a vote being taken Senators Kcn— equalling front 10 to 20 drops, to con"
nedy and Tewey. lleluz leaders assert lain loss than 30 million bactcrin. Much
ed that, they Would talk all night rind of the bacteria was ncalthy and ncces- 1.
from 4 o’clock In the afternoon. until 2 i sary to life. but Dr. Ravold's theory 2
o'clock this morning they“ ‘alfernated l was not. completed and he will endeav—
oni the floor. At 2 this morning the'or to show that harmful germs were
senate adjourned. lalso present in an abuornially large
' . ' ' ldcgrce.
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«Hey 5 Honey 5"" Tar . saves A sows LIFE. 1
"hlldflfl-S’fe~5"'e- N0 0018m- l Mrs. Captain u. Hubbard. of Mi1-'
. "'- ""x “. "““"""’ . ,. .. . 1. ford, Del., says "Brazilian Balm eav-
COUNTRY'S CURRENCY SYSTEM; ed my DOY'S "to. He he!“ just like
”MN I tjme. He 110190 some lnequali- i the one we .lost 'wlth oroup.,We gave
lies i‘ fair. Gates: plan; 21.000 each American Bankers' Association Has at him ‘1”, dO'"_ Harqulcku dropped
Jeri til , ,Middlesex. count districts committee’AlentM to Mike 1, to sleep and was all right in the nor.
trifle" fife Merlden “and ew Britain investigation. ping." tor sale by R. H. Plalsted..1l,'.
NEW YORK. Feb. 197-The president
of the American Banker‘s‘ Association.
CaldWell Hardy. of Norfolk. Va., in
pursuance of a resolutitm adopted by
the association has appointed'a com- .
mlttee to consider the entire subject ~_
of proposed changes iii-true currency
system of the country.‘ The commit-
tee is composed of the following: ‘ H.
C. Fahnestock. vice president First Na-
tional Bank. New York city; C. 8.}l‘air- »
child; president New York“ Security
and Trust Company. New York city:
Myron 'l‘. Herrick. president Society
for Savings. Cleveland. Ohio; Homer
.8. Kins. predident Wells Fargo & Co.
bank. SamFraneisco: C.,B. Koiinue,
pesldent Colorado National Bank. Den-
‘iver..Color0do;.'Ji Jitflitcnea. president
Illinois Trait and Savings Bank.” Chi-
cago. lit; George 0. Whitney. director.
Whitney. Nationalmt. New Orleans. -
‘ . The :cbgimnt twill select its
urn " chairman. "
adopted by the a
H (Baxter. ‘ an
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parting a greater degree of
of: -
. el ‘1: ,to o r, currency system. in
mg’fik‘gn‘rswmve to the ‘
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do egthebuflneanin this coun i/Il/gml
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are done women.
.,_M. 1‘.-"OIKOI'
' ‘ engineer and
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‘ Lyon"
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filllii
. train to and from Waterbury. the wug- .
.. . firm .
rid Life ftcrfiYcars of
Agony. =
l’aiiie's _
Ilelu’g ;Eiilll[l0llllil;j.
Rescues a Saffcrer Who Had
Gi’bm Up AIlHOpe. ‘
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The lIVt‘J'. the utmost and (pic of the
most important organs of llli' body is,
to thousands of young and old. at
source of suffering. it has bccn truly .
said that a diseased iIvt-r moans pill)" I
viral and mental toi'tlirt‘s iiiitl daugcrs. ,
The common symptoms of livcr com-i
plaint are loss of appetite, fliillhi‘ll.l
. vomiting. furrcd tongue, constipation]
impuro blood. hcntlachc. depression of
spirits and ii host of oilicr cvlls.
Arc you a victim of liver complaint?
lio you t‘XliPl‘ll‘llt't‘ any of thc syinp~
toms noted abovc‘.’ if so do not fall '
to make Iiulncdiittt- our of Puliic's
(1th t'y Compound. lbc only nichl-Inc
iiirt diroctly strlkcs the root of lll(‘
lioublc. and that Infuscs iicw iifo In-I
lo cvory iiittctivc organ. Mr. 0. ll.
licaumont. Mcmphis. 'l‘cun.. gives the
following tcstimonyrw
“For many years i was a sui‘fcrcr
from liver trouble. and at times cuw
dared terrible ngonics. My blood was
in bad condition. and hcadachc and
constipation added to my mist-rich.i
The (lecture were unable. to cure min;
and i lost all hope. anti at times wish-
ed for death. Upon the advice of a
friend. i commenced to our your woir
tlcrful Painc‘s (‘clcrv Compound. At-
“‘1' taking the medicine for two weeks.
i felt very much improved. l have
taken in all sown bottlcs. and thank
iiod, I am today healthy and strong.
I’uiiic's Celery Compound truly savcd .
inc from tho grnic. I shall always
rcrommend it."
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DO YOUR OWN DYEING AT HOME.
DIAMOND DYES
make home dyeing easy: they require
only care and the simple foiIoMng of
directions. They give to the inexper-
ienced as good colors as to the expert
dyer. Direction book and 45 dyed sam-
ples free. DIAMOND DYES, Burling.
ton. Vt. _
NATIONAL GUARD iN STRIKE.
Expense to the State will not Exceed:
$15.000-Adjutant General Cole's ‘
Estimate. .
Tlll' committee- on tippi'opi'iniious
guvc n braving this wood to Adjutant.
(icucrsl tlcorgc M. l‘olc. in relation to
a resoluiioii which provides for tho:
payment of the Connecticut Nuilonai.
Guard at Waterbury, during the. street
railway strike disturbances. General
Colo was of the opinion that 815.000
would cover the onlil‘c expense. The
cstimntcs he had madc from bills re-
ceived and from payrolls amounted to
smoothing in cxccss of 514000. This
amount includt-d the transportation by
on transportation necessary. the pay-
roll of the turn and thc rations perqur
sitcs, The mun receivcd $1.00 for each «
day's St‘l‘Vlt‘t'. For any time in excess of
Ion days. thcy would have received the .
i‘cgulur army pay. $15 per month. Tilt-'1
tinnitus glvcti by ticncral (Tole. based on .
bills rcccivcd wcrc for transportation.
$311.35: payroll and ration pcrqui-
sitcs. $12,101.80; coal and wood used:
i for cooking. $137.38: for sanitary cquip- .
mcnt in llll‘ Auditorium. $84.30. 'l‘hcro‘t
wcrc bcsldcs some other cxpciiscs. for".
which bills had not been rendered.
such as the rent of the Auditorium.
which has to be taken by force as
barracks for some of the men. Ocu-
cral (Tole assures the committee that
no excessive bill would 1w paid for
flint.
'l‘hc reason for tho resolution is that ‘
the department is oiil of funds. and it.
being in smislon time. the board of con-
trol does not exercise its power to
divert money to any department. Gen-
eral Cole was anxious that the resolu-
tion should be passed as soon as prac-
ticable. as the law required that the
turn should be paid within five days
of the service rendered. It was al-
ready past that time and many of the .
men were poor and needed the pay. lie
was given assurance by members of
the committee that it would he cared
for as soon as=noaslble ‘ ’
ESCAPED AN AWFUL FATE.
Mr. H. Huggins. of Melbourne. Fla.
writes. “My doctor told me i had Con-
sumption and nothing, could be done
for the. l was given up to die. The
offer of a free trial bottle _of Dr. Alan‘s
New Discovery for Consumption, in-
duced me to try it. Results were start.
ling. i am now on the road to recovery
and owe all to Dr. King‘s New Dis-
covery. It surely saved my life." This
great cure is guaranteed for all throat
and lung diseases by F. H. Baxter.
drugglst.‘ Price 50c and 81. Trial bot-
ties free. "
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“ TROLLEYMEN’S TROUBLES.
Ultimatum will be Presented to the
Chlmofiompan’y Today.
CHICAGO. Feb. lQ-—'l‘he employee
of the Chicago City Railway.Com any
will presenttb Manager hicOulloc , of
that company todaan‘ultimnt ,set-
ting forth a ll’tit of grievances. 0 de-
claring that lest; they are granted
urgent they ddmugnd. they will strike.
r the‘ipst t days. the members
of the union fir: bell? taking ajvote
‘ pot on.
(lithe st'rl . | but i t
the votes wigs counted and whilg little
actual reel:
vie
_ . ' " not. announced it was
given ‘outfi .. 7"the' vote trap“ int-tel:
in foyer of“; . he, The company“ “A
“mr‘temmarraseaveh
; . ‘ ' ofthe trouble. .
' ‘ ages. bu
‘discrhn
0‘
massacre so: ..
‘ bc board from.
.ucw lllll' up this coming season. it is
. tinting with other teams and may play
f thcm.
‘fl‘own Hall. the object of which is to
author plans In the mind of the man-
3r20x. 4:07, 4:50x. 5:40, 0:55; 0:38.
"nannies; .The coin .
. rota .. ‘" ~ ‘
Show" it Ill :0: I pe
South Not-wh'lk’Citlien and Can
Readily Do investigated.
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un Ar:
' nqlng'a Schedule. "
Will! a foot or more of snow on the
around. it may not be timtdy to talk
baseball. but that 801ch is ouo which
is coming In for much consideration
nowadays unions the cnllitisiusis. says
the Stamford Advocate. Aicx. Mop-
roa. niluiagcr of the Stnmiord bascbail
lo:lm.‘htls already begun to arrange
ll :lchctlulc for the (timing scnson. 'I‘lit-
opcniuy, i.:;:iic"ir.iii bc played at Van
Nos; .wltli llll' Spuldtllng team. April
May 23 tiny/til Cuban ulno will
or In Bluntfor
\Vlictlicr or no Slamford will iiziirc
its an iudcpcudcnl tl-um next illllllmm'
i't-ctionu glvcn him by a local rcsidt-u
than the guidancc ol‘ auuthcr sirnugc
llkc lllliiscli’.
a sirangc poi-two trus
familiar with the harbor is alway
called upon to bring hcr safely to he
1'0. moorings.
pl
rience of a‘
A stranger lost In ti itii‘irc city would ‘
hint-c far more. dupoiidcuco on ”11' di-i
This is a natural consc.
tiuciim ol' cxpcricncczit‘s like a ship in i
ty pilot that is
So it is with endorsement.
We doubt the sayings of pcoplc iivingi
at. distant points because we can‘t lll‘
.vesilgatc. but public expression of Io‘
cream
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Marylin}, dots. some antler
difficulties; other not. Those who
or not decided yet. 'l‘bcre is talk. Mun- cal citizcns can bc dcpcntlstl on. for
wor Mom-ot- says. of reorganizing the 'tIs all carry ilifliit'l' l0 ill'i'lVi‘ It. WVl- do not. undoubtedly use a GAS
Southcru (ioniiccticut Lunatic. which. drill"! “It“ ”I" I'OIIOWlllli IS “03'0“” illfl' '
:ii'lcr a short (‘lll'l't'l' last summer, wcni. 1111i": RANtllC. Your "“lI‘h'mr says
In plot-cs Int-posit oI‘ iplcrnnl strife. Mrs. .iaiiit-s Jennings. of 3 Toilets .
Mr. llclt-hcr. ol' liridkcpori. who was strt-cl, i-‘csiticui of South Not-walk. ”Wm“ may ""3“ incthods may
prcsidt-nl of tho lcaguc and manusl‘ll “first “i. like a lot of othcl‘ l'lllZi‘llli- differ. but the one wav to guar-
got lloaii's Kidney l’ills iii l’lulstcd‘
lhc (iraphpohonc tctini of lhal city. Is
drug store. My back ached at the. tint
tiuitt- tutxioim to ace a rcorganizalion
cft‘cctcd. it is uiiticrstootl. Manager
Monroe docs not appear to be averse
to the idea. and It In said George Lau-
der wants to put in a team from
tirccnwich. 'l‘lic Norwailts lulvc yet to
Until their position is
madc known. nothing dcilnilo can be
said about iht- matter.
The Sininford tcaiu will present :I
propriotory medicines. i thought the
norm good. I was surprised
quickly and quietly they acted.
i iliiishcd iiic box the backache rlIsai
pcart-ti.”
For solo by all dealers.
r-cnts.
Price 5
cypcclcd. (if last year's team lllt-l‘i‘
remain .llimcs (libliu. William (liblin. Ifllic Ito other.
and although i had very little faith in
wouldn't hurt. me, and they might do
how
When
' l-‘ostci'-Mllbiii'n Ctr, lliifi’nlo, N.
l.. solc agents for tho llnilcd Statcs.
ilcmt-mbcr lhc name“~iloan‘s-~-and
ti
e ""if“ Rillln’l‘ilcllm'y rcstllts is to
y USE A GAS RANGE.
).
0
Bonn. Railway and
Mlt‘llili‘l Moyiaii and William 'l‘lioint-s.
.lumcs Smith is nuolhcr possiblc cau-
ditlatc. but it is.underslood he is pct-10'
NOT SO HIGH UP.
writcr‘,’
out of town. Reina. Cunningham and
llowncy. the Bridgeport trio who plny- “00““-
Sliliwcll Alilt——ls l’ciil’lclll ti hurl-5
lightlngtompany.
l
y
g
l". lllllly Ft'llOWOS-"NO; llP'H ll Slilw WWW.
cd with ”11' locals towards the close
of last season. may or may not appear
in thc iincup next summer. As yet
thcrc havc been no negotiations witn
Al. Ash has left Stamford and
the niiliiatrcnicul is looking for some
one to lukc his place. ’i‘bc pitching
dcpurimcnt is also quite bare of like
ly tluibcr ‘
(in Friday cvcuiug of this work. the
Stamford lcam‘ is to have a ball in the
bani a. "
wall paper at the most rcasonabl
pricl- you cvci‘ heard of.
ill: liiii Furnish Paper.
hang it. and do all work necessar
rsisc funds with which to Inlprovc the
llcnry slrcct grounds and carry out
illZi"lllI‘lll. it is expected that this ni-
fuir will briuy.r Miller a largc number
of out-of~lown ball-tosscrs. A prize
waltz will be a feature of the dance.
Among the contestants for the prizes
will be younz people front New Ho-
chcllc, Port. Chester, lrccnwich. Nor-
walk and Stamford.
bill will be reasonable. too.
it will cost.
made to order.
. PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.
ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
m: loam ADVANTAGE
in using
artists use.
VANILLA
ehvsrlis
Is that you obtain invariable "
satisfaction
SPECIAL.
tures. 10c.
.Cloth Window Shades.
fringe. 25c.
because being
FREE Filol ALGOIIOL.
They Do Not Evaporate
or Bake Out in
Cooking.
HAVE YOU TRIED THFM?
Decorating.
Telephone Connections. ' ‘y "
87 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
Ho'odwinked
into paying high prices for Wall Paper.
Wc how the most elegant designs of
without inconvenience to you. and your
Give its
the dimensions, we will tell you what
Picture Frames and Window Shades
Colors and other things that
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
with
Painting. Paper Hanging and
L.H. Decker
Conn.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR "
A BETTER posmou?
opportunities. , .iiiay
Iars pcr \vcck less salary.
you :1 Savings liaiik
l'
v sirctl iiicrcasc?
bank is of trcmendous itiiportancc
and right bore?
and act.
O
BANK.
United Bank Building.
Trust Companii.
GENERAL BANKING.
sit VINGS 175an mum:
SAFE DEPOSIT vital. rs.
..._—.—
If not oblige us by doing so
today. We guarantee you
will be pleased. ,. 5.
Only We. a T
At All ,Grucc re.
VANILLA CRYSTAL CO.
new YORK.
in
_ illlt‘. use of
MAGNETIC HAIR RESTORER
AND DANDRUFF CURE.
Hair Failing" Out?
This can be prevented by a system-
For sale at bin-hers and all drug
[0 SPI‘VO. 4
.\i‘c you able to accept one? A
bcilcr position—mac with greater
ncccssarily
liavc to bc accepted at a few do]—
New
account
which will bridge over this defi—
ricncy until you Iizivc provcu your
worth and have scoured the dc-
Moucy in the
Why not start :iiinccount now
Think it over
Four per cent. is what we pay.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
The South NoTv-vIa—lk‘
When you make your will remember
this company is an executor you can
depend upon. its life is perpetual. If.
.
is always open for business. and ready
souru’ NORWALK. cons.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
V
Elli] National Bani.
:' stores.
_ .
E00081!!!“ :1! W ,. ROBERT F. SCALZI. poop. an in . I . 0.00
N '"Ew E“ & Surplus. 3100.000.”
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In effect December 2.1. 1902.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. lit—12:40:, 5:05x. 5:58r. 6:15
6:55. 7:13. 7:52., 8:10p. 9103):, 9:25:
9:40. 10:24:. 10:40, 11:30x.
P. M.-—12:55x., 1:13. 22251:.
_,.,,_"Jus.t
3:05
6:56x. 7155:. 8:00, 10.20.
' SUNDAYS.
A. M.——12:i0x,,5:05x,.
5:50;. 9:05.
9242!.
P. M.——3:201. 5:40, 5:55x. 7:20.
10:10. . .
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.-—12:02x. 5:00. 6:00. 7:00.
82001:. 8:02. 9:00x, 10:02:. 10:04.
11:00x. 11:02.
P. M.—13:02. 1:04. 2:001. 3:02.
3:30;, 4:02;. 4:04, 4:30. 5:02. 6:00x.
6:02, 7200:. 3:00x. 9:00x. 0:30. 11:00:.
_ ‘ U DAYS. “-00 per week for loss of timoter
‘. A.M.-123$.§§:99i7i30110:03. '* . ,‘ ~ . ,-.. "°".""‘""““’.',"if 1 . ” .
r-M-4-n;..:°eavt°-_ . "'llllldlrllllllllii’llilll“ ALL romeo PER YEAR»;
LEAVE douirn‘ihonwntgx roa . .. . « ' ‘ s eh ' . '
A. "._1 . (“find .. 6:18. .To'olose 0“¢.N“PS§.P‘.;°W eroorti iernealiorwrlts
“3.8:“.9. [Jo-tie 31.1: i.11:3r. - , . I 73 TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN.
su-feififs-“i “6,. ~gtfzx.13 (1,8 "IMMED. 3‘. '. rummage“). 101—4. .
fig}? "‘ 9x 5 ' ‘ BEFOREINKENZQQU W
“madfiflnbgetggfl” to ‘1”va Is our algal impound theiirices are
' SUNDfiYs. ”; ' “ii. mercilessly...lou£ in waters than
..A.I.-.-r12:0&.1:1gn, nauticamm Three‘ ”a!“ ‘s‘yettowen them.
9:10, 11:05“. «' ~f'} ‘ > '1‘ he .. I ‘ an Th . .
:....,............_ t" a...“ n...~°r::.°.e....:: *
, .. .. quy‘- as . ..
-- r: ' 4' name new
aotrrl-‘i sum WTO DANBWY.
A. K.--8fll.10‘ 7. ~' .
P. X.--1: 5:10. 6:57,‘7:10.
south Kenyans.
' $218,038, 11:37.
'W.’0220 a.
“He 5:”
route train new $6.00.
'. at} ‘.r
36 Washington St.. South Nor-walk.
to need‘ eierlptlon. Reduced prices
'9‘
M.F.ACKERMAN
Ii MAIN crater. NWMN‘
dim ' '" lil?."".‘° ”Wm"
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‘Joas ii. mania-creation.
.itcoja ii; LAYION. Cashier.
DIRECTORS: < '
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swartz
.. John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
j JosiahVR. Marvin Samuel Grumman
‘ J, Wallace .darvin. ’
1._...—
Aooonn‘r‘o "softened
‘1
"Coeiblnéd‘biiAV ,
g
is writi""stf"r'e'et'." it; if. any ‘
Manure l'l. Y Stock Exchange ‘
mam gymnast-n.-
it.” ln'enae of death by accident
while traveling as prescribed by policy.
thdr‘PraIlfs. $40,700.00
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