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Satnr y. in place of Elblrt W. Clarke.
lng a vacation.
Continued from drst page.
lie (iclii‘rui Asseznlily of thii;
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h, 1.: ,. iwho was enjoy little, at its input" session. A ..
,.Ti4ATuv:[ “E1” . t ' "Thar“ of! urea" r';::‘: g; m 1003, cohtcncii’ li fictional", Jailli-‘i
‘ . , ‘ °"" - ‘ *7”. . - ‘T - my ‘illi, least. an sill scallion was toll: .
3 Gm 1"“ i" 25° '9'“ u, “h “Wig “mt“? w" ‘ tlniledf at said January 7th. 1 , an; illi‘ M“ II"
8 Phal- a loch Mines taut .. mi ‘l'fl’m‘i"! 5mm “'0 3 “‘3’“, a, t “:3 ill the fl lailjuurnmrnt of said tint-l "is.“ h (-0 my
3 I.“ "may Ivan-rated Peaches . 25c. do?“ mgrmggm' ' “ “‘ ' rill Assembly on Junf‘ 18th. 1903. ”my“. WOW!”
“W"Wi.“m"910uanuuflc routine-tor James E. Ballard has 'i' “'0 "mm" “1 “wwwnmmcfl "1 run» down? 1*:
vaccination Law at... ........ m
i been untitled from Washington that at.
itor January 1 the liarlcn post-office
halti General Assembly was, actually in
session on Julllillry ‘lth, 13. it, 20, 2t
22, 27, 38. 29, lt‘cllrllaly 3. l. 5. ii. 10. ll
Wk. :1.anme
bliék ' our strength
"W‘sitmthW’WL WW
a Win... .1
1;. ».
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.lncvantn ‘YNI that» winter. . . ~ ‘ » . . . ,
. pelialning to it town. And this thiami-
Clare Orofoot, 0' D'ru' :“g'u' llllt Town of death Norwalk, further , .
a titled ‘ 036ml! NOTWIlk Do. 0 C0. llnlWPl‘iNK Mir. lillill ‘ ifl3$~ ‘tn-fiht.
Whitey J.
' lellllecomea third-class office. it has fl is 10 28. 3;, 26. March 3 4 5 it) . . v
4 ‘ “Mme W i“ W’ “W“ "g“: 11, 12, 11:48, 10.21. 25, 26, 31 April 1. ”‘4‘ “' "gr: . an - " . 3 ~ .
i ,: 97““ an ““0 "“‘m‘ni “i“ . “‘ 2, 7,,8,.tl, ii. in. in. '.’l. 22. 23, 2s dunns- '9." ‘9 ‘2 y ' 9%.... at-.. ..u . . .-
3 _ ’irleh ll stowlnit. a ll place“ "to Dam" 29. 30, May 1. i, ti ‘1. ii, iii, til, ii, iii.‘ New Milford. Conn. -.. . . ”larch! o" . ‘
v7 . " ' ' ll’m',m"3i°' 0“ “l“ “‘"W “li- 19, 20,21, till, 27, allude 2, :i, i, ii. iii. At llD‘ ’, It r a " . "J's“... . u. - .. 3., .
24 COTTAGKAVENUE. " -“"“»'m E- 9W“ "i“ "WWW be 11, 13, 16‘. its and the sultan oi mad I ”I 0 “-49 u . .ygvggygn p. ,wugugtn ,. , i .,
‘ removed to his “am“ I“ Darlon "0m ticncrni Assembly this actually lil hl‘rl‘ 59th-“. I \ arm m'mm. ‘I - .
“ EASTNORWALKIWH CONN.i the South Norwalk hospital till-week.
W
.1. Jllrt‘tl in [runaway accident-in Nor- 13"“; 34' 25 g" M 1"li 3 4 5 10 “ ~ .‘ . "I" .-
~ walk. For some days it was thought [3. ‘7' 1g 19' 31' 3;: in}, 3“. Mg,“ '1. 3. - , - ' 3"“ “WW“. Conn. i".- " ‘ ' " ‘, "3 ‘ , :
I that he could. optimal/er. He: has 7‘ s. 9, u. 15' ill. '2' 33'. 29, 21 30' May mine—l have made the rennindm d 0": .
lilST iilll‘iii
.Artbur hoveJoy ls confined to h
m ......_.._.. ..._.
is
' it is a mouth, today, since he'wns in-
= shown much Improvement during the
[past week, although hols‘stlll vary
1 iii. ills injuries consisted of a slight
fracture of the skull. two broken wrists
slon on January 1. iii. ii. 20, 2i, ”2, Ill
28, 29. February 3, 4, .3, ii. it), ii. if.
it. ti, 7, ill, ill, ii, iii, 20. 21.
Ill, Juno 2, ii. i. 9. 10, ll, 18, ill.
4. (in the lltll day of March,
26. 27.
Hill}!
hTtiTlIéi-Tofifiia an}. votig' lama
against said joint, resolution Were dilly
i-ntcred on thi- Journal of said House
man no» cot‘
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iluflsrnlfinugernlm is vibltin in New "M a come of ”me" “D" it: mid Grimm Almilblv than belns ('rliippoiri'iiil-"il‘iiii. first. Monday at Oc- 0" '0“ mm” m mm ”mm”? m. ' I
\‘ork today Oil busl‘i’less G n 'sesslon duli' pflMt‘tl the JOIN 1'900- tuber, 1903. the. said defendant 'i'ovln of “mu-'m‘m h“ . . to an l
M ' . . WESTPORT- lutloll hereinafter referred to and sump Norwnlk and the legally quall- w W and "l!“ min CW“. and , ‘ .
M bit-3111:3111 ginggfilfigzm '3 ”er04 Herb t Boer'mn N 1’ k made part hereof incorporating tillt‘ (10- mi inhabitants thereof residing in the m . ' - i - « . ., ' - ‘ , '
, . . '- or .s s g ow or . ‘tntlant Town . f Boa h Norw k a. -- -- -- - a ll lint moi - - m i 5 “
George Miller. of Boston, spent Wed- l o i ii . it irltoly distilbtd In a i it I‘( ll ”Mu“! in m mayhem the a 0! up ..
The tag Clara McWilllams was in
thiJv‘aarbor this morning cooling.
Miss Bessie Ryder. of Winfield street.
spent Saturday in New York city.
Sci-oral new hands have been em-
ployed by tile iladel Oyster-Company.
Andrew Wilson. of; Bridgeport. war
tho guest of friends here over Sunday.
William ll. Gilbert. has taken the ag
(they for llarllcy Policy, the retail
mt dealer. » -
Mra. Harold Cunningham-has recov-
ered from her rcccnt'attack‘ of the
grip.
'l.hcrc Was a good attendance at the
Advent Christian Sunday school, yes-
terday. ‘
Mrs. M. S. I’urtrlck. who was slight
ly lndlsposcd yesterday. is considerably
better. . ' ,
Herman E. Malmo is making a num-
ber of improvements in the interior oi
his saloon.
Several empty coal barges will be
towed to New York today or tomorrow
if the weather permits. -
Orson Stannard is visiting at the
home of his son in Bald Hill; Weston.‘
onaccount of his health.
The condition of Mrs. W. R. Gilbert
remains about the same. Slight hopes
are entertained for her recovery. “an" - . , pointsout ii) “iii”
. n; arethe newly elected otii~ State. it pray» that all the rights, powers. . . . , . , , . , - ,‘ u as:
1 “mm Vimflyem“ 1““ ”mg“ . cor-s of Dane chnmor. 0. E- S-= Mrs s. There-upon thc said secretary of . duties. privileges and franchises Iaw- “mm“ ‘" h‘“ ”19"” i0 "5“ "H M licts or slightly our I6 pet cmtottho of ,thn Japanese service "”3“ ' ‘
Ii“ launch Dllk uh the, harbor and ' position at St. Innis. .total number are serving life sen- employmentof forelgners,.9_ a. ,
she is now moored'nt-John Cole’s float.
'l‘he iMles’ Aid Society of the East ‘
Avenue. Methodist Episcopal" Church
will meet on Tuesday: instant-l of Wed-
Tllc Epworth League at‘ the
Avenue Church last evening‘was well
attended. The meeting was an inter-
esting one. ,
The regular monthly meeting of the
Juanita Outing Club will he held this
evening at the home of William Smith.
17 Winfield street.
——Pipes. fancy, tobawoa; supplies so.
3le for the‘ holidays. Hefner‘s.
Phone 169-3. ' " ,
The largest shipment of opened oys-
ters ever made by any 'Connectlcut
doaier was made Saturday by the Rs
dei Oyster Company.‘ .. . ‘
The meeting of the Loyal \Voriters‘ i. much relieved of sin “.0 tbe'sams my 0‘ A lril ad ”mm.“ “a sail ittin {was decided to hold the dinner at Har. . '. , roots used In its preparation give, it. . ‘
Society was held at the Advent Church The 1.9mm “9”sz n large lit t “metal“. mlnjutes Wm “Us“ “I" a": mimic Hail. Ntw llttvrn. and Charge T. m 3‘?" " "5“” of draw (’f some other; a flavor similar to maple syrup mat: senior member on the .eomnisulpuvflill;
WW“ “0'“ 1““ a “W3 ‘0 ““1.“ ing it quite pleasant to take. Mr. . one of thealmimionhnnil-mryod -
yesterday afternoon under the leader-
ship of Harry Dauehy. ‘;
A handsome stuffed specimen of ihc
East ,
nesday in town. .4 i
Ebenezer Baker, of Southlngton, is
visiting relatives here.
F. C. Clark, of Brooklyn, N
a recent visitor here.
a Miss Mabel Lloyd of Yonkers, N, Y..
is a guest of Mrs. Carl B. Dodge.
William Anderson, of New York
made abusinesa trip here Thursday.
Mrs. Loren T, Day and‘ daughter.
have returned items visit with friends
in New Haven.
A, T. Barr and family have rcmoVed
to New York city where they will re-
side for the winter.
Mrs. F. M. Raymond has returned
here from p visit with her son, Rev.
, Royal W. Raymond. in Stratford.
! Several K. P.”s from here will oasis
in the installation of a new --lotlge at
New Canaan, ncxi Tuesdav night.
Following are the. unclaimed lettcri
at the 90st omcc: John Fraser, Sniro
Calazeryn, ML Sterlck. Adam Domurat
the American Express Co.
There is only slight improvement ill
the temperaiur'e of trolleys over the
Bridgeport division and many elect tr
journey to and from there in the traim
rather “lingo into cold storage for an
hour, each way.
.' Y.. was
Jennie A. Wood, W. Mi; Merrick -H.
Cooleyil'W. P.; Mrs. 1M. H. ‘Cooloy, as
acetate W. M.: treasurer, Mrs. Georgi
J. Underwood: secretary. Mrs. William
Monialon; conductor. ‘Mlss Jennie S.
Thorpe: associate. Mrs. Peter R. Foote,
‘ wss'r NORWAL'K.
Otto l-‘rieder. formerly of this place.
hilt now residing in Danhury. was a
visitor here a few dunno-
Skllnks are luorqgnumerous ill this
i vicinity than for some years past
‘. Many parties are out nightly, huntinl
i for the offensive animals.
‘ Mrs. G .W. Lynch. who has been stif-
il‘erlng for the last three weeks. will
2a felon on her right hand. has had it
lancod by Dr, Btlt'ncll.,aild is now very
, tern of pigs belongs to a sow owned by
if}. W. Lynch. which recently gave. him
i to nineteen little porkers, most 0
-opy of which Joint resolution in here-
.narkeil Exhibit A. And on the Will
lay of March. 1903. the said Senate oi
cral Assembly was duly certified as
passed by the proper officers of said
two Houses respectively.
5. T hcreilpon said Joint resolution
havlnr.r been so passed was duly t-li-
grossed and said engrossed copy there-
of compared with the original resolu-
tion and duly certified as correct. and
the date of the passage of said joint
csollltlon by sold House of Represen-
atives to be entered on saidengroased
topy by the‘cierll of said House of Rep-
'escntatlves. and said engrossing clrrk
ilso caused the date of the passage oi
illlli jolllt resolution by said Senate to
be entered on said engroascd
thereof by the clclk of said Senate.
\nd amt-wards said Joint resolution.
.vltli the said t-ilgrosscd copy thereof,
iuly certified as aforesaid. with illi-
.iilt .4 oi' the passage thereof by said two
lcuscs respectlvt iy tinly t‘nlt‘l't‘d there-
n. was duly transmitted by said on-
rromdng slcrk to the Secretary of
itaic. on the first day of April, 1903.
irrscntod said engrossed copy of said
.oint resolution. so certified as afore-
allll. with the dates of’tllc passage
tit-lull by said two Houses of said (it-n.
i'ul Assembly duly entered tllcrciln.
o the Governor of this Staterund on
aid first day of April, 1903, said eti-
.I‘tit'rlt‘ti copy of spill Joint resolution
ran ”00th by the Governor of this
little.
7. _ Each of said llousts or'salil (it-li-
rlli sscmbly was ill session and trans-
ctei lillfiiliten on the 1st, 2d. 7th illltl
.th day of April. 1903. The said House
if Repl'e-Scutlitlves, on the lat day oi
mm. 1903. adjourned its sitting at
wclvr minutes past one in the after-
loon to the 2d day of April, at half-
lasi tilt ill the forcnootl, and on the 2d
oiinoon to the. 7th day of April, at
itilfvlliirii. twelve ill the. afternoon, and
in the 7th day of April adjourned its
.o annexed, made pint hereof. and.
said General Assembly also duly pasa- '
‘(i said Joint resolution, and said Joint ‘
resolution so passed by the said flow.
thereupon the engrossing clerk caused .
copy .
tion proceeded to hold the first meet-
ing of said defendant towa..llntlcr the
authority of and pursuant to the pro-
visions of paid Joint resolution, at
which said first meeting ofllccra of said
(lift-adapt town were elected, and said
officers have duly qualified and haw-
cver since been llnd art now acting
its such tifllct'l's of said Town of South
Norwnlk, duly elected and qualified.
ll. Whol'ti‘orc the defendant 'l‘owll
“ of South Norwalk (it"nifli that said use
:uml exercise of said rights. powers.
* dutlctt, privilege and frunchities apper-
‘talning to ll town legally incorporated
and existing under the laws of this
State. by said defendant town of Smith
Nolwaik and its inhabitants is, has
been or will continue to bc a usurpa:
tion of the rights, powers. tillilt-a, [irllfn
ilegell and franchises of said Town of
Norwalk within the ttrrltorllll limits
tlnbraccd within said defendant town
as described ill said Joint resolution
all passed by the said Gent-val Assem-
bly, or ihat the same does or will men.
“(‘1‘ the peace and good order and wel-
fare of this State or the inhabitants
thereof,
All which things the. defendant town
f South Norwall.’ is really to verify its
ltllls Court shall award; and ihcrcupon
HI
fully belonging or appertaining to a
itolvn ligally incorporated and cxlatlng
lander the luwa of this state may be
:illijlififlfld to it, llnd that it dilly be dia-
lnlssctl by the, Court of and from the
premises charged upon it as aforesaid.
GEN. WOODFORD TO SPEAK.
Congressman Branden" to Deliver 0r-
often on McKinley. ,
The board of governor and the bail:
Iquct committee of the McKinley asso—
‘i‘illliOll llt.id a lengthy meeting at the
New Haven house. Saturday—afternoon
,antl tvenlng. . .
Tile main features of the. arrange-
-ments for the dinner to be. given on
the anniversary of liloKiniey's birth.
January 29. were arranged for. it
White. of thc Tontine. will enter. it is
expected illat about three hundred will
attend. ’
MMWMJ
MISSION TO EMPEROR MENELIKJ'A
American. Enter Abyssinian Omit-LWardon O
Amid Brilliant Spectacle. ‘. Foreign lorn.
Al)iS..\BEBA. EthiopaJ-‘ridny, "00.. HARTFORD. Dec, 21.—At the re-
is.-—B,v courier to Jlbutil. French So i quest of the United States government,
maliland, Dec. 2i.i~Esc0l-tcil by 1m"- ; Warden Garvin has taken a census of
eral thousand Ethiopian soldiers, the i the. alien convicts at the Connecticut
American mission to Emperor'Mt-nclik. E State prison. Warden Garvin fOund
headed by Convlllvtieneral Skinncr_ of i ninety-eight foreign-born persons now
Marseilles, entered the Abyssinian call- ' serving time in the prison. The inquiry,
ital today. The reception of the Amer- .dnos not take into account naturalized
icnlls was most brilliant and pictur~ ; citizens. The 98 aliens represent about
esquc. Emperor Mcnellk personally . 20 per cent, of the total population of
received Mr, Skinner. The emperor. i the prison. The alien, convicts come
surrounded by the principal function- i from all pin-ta of the world. Nineteen
aria. of the capital, delivered a col-dial nationalities are represented by them,
discourse of Welcome, to which Mr. the Italian having the largeisi. number.
Skinner responded. presenting an in- 42 out of the 98. Sixteen of the cou-
LIEN CONVIGTS SIRVING TIME:
Irvin Finds Ninety-eight
The. Kmericnns were then condiit't- . tenccs. The per centsge of iife'sen-
oil to the palace of has Georges. where [Queen among the alien cantlngcnt is
we? were lodtxotl. Mr. Skinner and llargcr than among the native-born and
his party are revolving every attnll-‘naiuraiised prisoners. 0fthesc16flfe
tion. A formal audience and coulur- i prisoners nine are .ltaiians and three
purposes of the mission will follow lat- .Gormflny and Hungary have one my“.
“~‘ iseniatlvc each, 0f the 98 cases 69
j represent offenses against the person
'and 39 are offenses against property.
'0! the i2 alien italians, all but seven
3““ ‘° 5° “it'd"! P'N'WWU 0" "W iare paving the penalties for crimes
COMOHUING ROM. iagalnst the person.
Three follows looking like "solid
business men" have been fleecing pas-
sengers on express trains between
New York and Boston over the "Con- l
‘caao IHARPERB.
a—nw—o-
CHAMBERLMN'S CPUGH REMEDY
IS PLEABANT TO TAKE.
The tinest quality of granulated loaf
load that‘wlll properly “about cut-ll the
meat-1' growth of the Yang. is always am My.
.oumwuwhaomudnlsli. 1
care. with the emperor to discuss the Rare Polanders, while Ireland, China, '
solldateil" railroad out of large sums
of money lately. They board a buffet
car as strangers and get a fourth man
it interesting" the limit grows as the i
sugar is used in the manufacture of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. antl‘tho
L. Roderick. of Poolosvllic, Md
mile pats ‘0 by. When the game be' ispeflking 0: (hi. remedy. Ba)": "I
comes Worth it and the end of tho Jonr- 2
all
ill
a _.
l ,l.
9‘.
‘WILL ITUDY ,
a Ad‘s ' .
IDNDON. Deena-rad!“
‘ British'a'rmyvofloa'l‘, av»
next weskforJa . in, was”; , that
new mm In .. , , . ‘
With Japaneso'm‘iiitarywtacticstyr 3 . ‘
'Wpr ones Walls any; 3 ,
‘ connect their. domarb‘wlt up:
mediate posse-Japanese bursts ~ ind
nohnclng' that all ‘- ite «a? . n
therefore were;oopiplewd
'l‘okio' government " , _3
Other British.otilce§s e will ., _
ed their services to span fit”? 3
otwar through thatch); -
While expressing‘a‘pprgclat‘fi.
MAIN; the Japanpsew.
Great Britain.
‘ V
service that a sensational,” ‘ _ ,
onlatsd regarding British was
for naval, mobilization ingd _
the admiralty to be unfounggl.
SAVED A‘lOY'S‘ titF
Mrs. Captain H. militant fl ,
ford, Deb. says: "Brazilian a, *
ed my boy's lite. ,J‘ie began-J 3 , ,1.
the one we lost with oroup. We ,._,d
him a few doses. He oulukl. .id,
to sleep and was all right mallet;
I,ing.” For sale by 1R. H521 ‘
,H. Baxter, and The Clifford _'
macy. .. ~ .
caaacss averted!!! if.“
rams. .Dec. tea—rite pron-ts, lat.»
mlttee reassembles next Wednesdufu #1.
receive the report. of Victor nitrates; Mt
Justice. on his examination outset... r. 3
papers in the case. it is expected, _
a- decision In possiblekht‘ the , . ,
next week. in the meantime-headh-
tlonal newspapers claim to forosmvtt
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
with my children for several years and
say it is the best prepa-
'l‘lle oration of the u‘enln' will be
“I“! known as. "the Great Northern; whom are, doing fine. K‘vpn m (u “are. mu I k B
.' ' ) X n ‘ "in .
.. . , altl sitting at fifty minutes past our.
Diver. is I“ exhibition in “‘9 window ~ A splendid entertainment is on hunt
a‘ i t r in
n the afternoon to meet at half past noy appro the“ be h on men beg
to get luck! and the fourth traveler
of ll'Homedieu's grocery'store. at the West Norwalk school for nex t , , ii 1 llralldegec. of New Marlon. who will . can truthful , ,
Mrs. Charles DuCross leaves tomorr : Wednesday night. The teacher. Min :2 :3) d2; gagfiiflm‘flgfli 3.53.33 . deliver an oration on William McKi- ““13 it necessaryto “Rik ‘0 his hotel. ration of thti’illnd i know of. The club therdeclsion andtmessnha mango
row for New tilaven. where she will! ”VIII. and the scholars are. vvork'in; 'ley. titucral Stuart Woodrow. who Complaints MW been made ‘0 "“3 dren like to “kg it and It has noim- statement of mutual:- a e Pitta
looting at flftywlght minutes past i
wclvc to meet on tilt 9th of April. The
aid Senate on the 1st day of April ad-
rallroad officials and the conductors
have been notified to keep a look out
for the men. two of whom are describ-
says he will nomads [homeland-a ‘r‘w .
tillery and appointed a .ohevalleroit
thatcgion-pf‘lionm These row“, a»
jurious after. effect." For salehy Still-
was minister to Spain when the war
son Powell Co., Baxter Pharmacy, Gill;
broke out, will speak on “McKinley
and the Spanish War."
spend the holidays. Her daughter. i had [0 make It a. success.
Miss Kathryn DnCroas will accompany l Frank Rhlnehardt. who canto hom
5 The leader
her.
Drawtender John Cole Was hard at
work this morning cleaning off the
bridge. whichwas covered with salt
bay which had been dropped there
from passing wagons. .i. ‘
An Important rehearsal of the
Christmas cantata. which is to be rea-
dered in the East Avenue Methodist
Church; was held Saturday evening in
the ladies' parlor of the church.
nosday afternoon. in the chapel parlor.
A rehearsal of the Christmas music
for the Advent Sunday school was
held Saturday.afternoon. Good pro-
gress was made and the Christmas ser-
vices promise: to be very entertaining
and popular. 3 . ‘ s;
of the Tuesday night
. James L‘Hommediea. desires a
large attendancezof‘youpg and. old to
have a good spiritual time. as it is
Christmas week, and a Christmas aer-
vlce of song and ted‘lllwny will be hold.
A very pleasant. session of the
lscroda Club‘was held atgtheir club
rooms Saturday night. {the principal
attraction'waif a lucé‘lohamhcwder pro-
pared~. for the mehtbcrigby Captain
Theodore Smithl whose as a con-
cocier of Miller has, forth into
from New York. seriously ill thre
weeks agqie now rapidly recovering
Two large abscesses formed under his
right armpit. and caused lntcnsesuffer-
l,ing. Dr. Burncll is in attendance upon
6
”~-
: » oowr ravro cazar.
iUncic 3am on the Lookollt fer Thou
I Who Would Millie Hll Good
. Natal-f. "
. The clerks at the Post Oflice have
been instructed” to open any newspapoi
which appears to contain Christmas
presents. Several papers have already.
been opened and articles“ intended,“
gifts to the person receiving the pol
have been confiscated by the vent.
meat. Some people who sendaway
newspapers have put handkerchiefb
and other articles between the page:
of the paper. If thefiipaper feels bulky
the clerks open it and people who re
celvs newspapers which have been
opened, will understand that the Post
once clerks have SWIG“ that the
paper contained aCllrlstmas gift. ‘ .
earned its sitting at forty-three min-
ltcs past twelve in the afternoon to
nect on the 2d day of April at fifteen
dilutes past eleven. Iorenoon, and on
he 2nd day of April adjourned its sit-
ing at nineteen, minutes past twelve.
ftcrnoon. to meet on the 7th day of
Hull at half—past twelve, p. m., and
m the 7th day of April adjourned its
sitting at forty-dire minutes past one.
I. m.. to meet on the 8th day of April
it fifteen minutes, past eleven. fors-
loon. and on the 8th day of April ad-
ourned its sitting at twenty-eightmin-
itcs'psst 'onc.,p. an. to meet on, the
ith of April. None of stiid adJourn-
nents were made by ,thex-tw Houses
-cting Jointly or concurrently. and the
said General Assembly-was not-ad-
iourned until the 18th day, of June.
I‘hereg’ns no sitting‘ lof either of acid
louieson the)“. 4th. stools cu; am
of April; 1903. 3 .. . ,
8.‘ 0n the ch day. ,of April, ms. and
"this State
not re. the Coroner of
returned said Jointureaolutloo. with
his objections thereto, and without his
sentatives of‘ said General And if.
:hat being’the House wherein and
Judge Lynda
Harrison. of New Haven. will speak on
:Mt-Klnlcy anti International Arbitra-
3 lion." Governor Chamberlain or Lieu-
.tcnant-Goyeror Henry Roberts will
:speak on “The State of Connecticut."
Qand Mayorsmdley on "New Haven."
5 it was voted at the meeting tort-lose
:the roll of membership on January 1.
in the membership is now three hun-
tdrcd. and few more members can be
'accommodated.
; 1Those present were: T. H. Macdon-
laid, Colonel I. M. Ullman. Jul etude
: Harrison. F. 8. Hamilton." Mao-
ILaughton, Colonelio. W. . :11. L.
Freeman. President J. F. Gaffney. F.
W. Orr. John 0. Shares, of Now-Haw
in” R. 0. Eaton. of North Haven;
iford: Addison 5. Bishop. of Norwich;
i .
guayor Webster. ' of- New: Britain;
Judgo‘w. B. Coll.“ New Undue: or
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is:
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|Regent. of Bridgeport; C
Print. 50! Dlnbflfl’; ‘
inghbtflof South Norwalk.
' Lieutenant Governor Robcrfi. of Hart-
Goorge Li‘Alleh. of Mlddletown: ,Fred
Gaytord. of Ansonia; John Gaol-my.
of Waterbury: Colonel Matthew: T:
ommissioner
signature. to-the said House of Jim??- i Waiter, of Cheshire. “th: 3.
ed as stout with smooth faces while
the third is thin and wears a gray
board. The conductors have been told
to notify the fourth man what he is up
againsh .
WEDDING PARTY IN HOSPITAL
AMIULANOI. -
CHICAGO. Dec. 2i.-—-Determined
that the striking ilvery drivers and the
resulting famine of carriages should
not interfere with his wedding. Antonio
Lamco, manager for a commission
and driven his prospective.hritia and
bridal party in triumph to the Church
of the Assumption, where the core
away was performed. Strike pickets
who endeavored to stay the progress
of the gally bedeckod ambulance ww-
gon, were ottt-dlatanoed-by the vehicle,
which was driven it cannot) all the
way to the home of the bride.
“ THE LONE STAR STATE.
Down in Texas at Yoakum. is a big
dry goods firm of which r. J. H. Hal:
lot is the head. Mr. H ' .ononc‘ot
his trip- East to buy goods said to a
friend who was with. him in the palace
firm, has hired a hospitaliambulance '
ford Pharmacy. 3
ram "nachos usmocu.
camellia -
ly injured.thlt- it was shot.
was seriously ~ though ; not fatally
lured.
.. A-,ccsrl.v. uterus;
l
slve.
ache. plyeram noweistrouliles,
are gentle yet thorough. ‘1 25c
H. Baxter's Drug Slope
‘
MERRIDEN, Dec..21.~l‘. X. Gawain,
of 35% Parkntreet, a. driver for Thorn;
as Lyons. bottier. while driving screw
the railroad track at Cross street was,
struck by the 10:40 north-bound train
Saturday night. The horse was so bad:
(larval!
I‘
Blunders are sometimes veryexpent ‘.
' Occasionally life itself is the lion.
price of.a,mistaka;.hnh»you'll never ha: _
wrong if you take Brian“! Newufa
Pills for' Dyspepsia,~-Olniaou. ‘ Heat!- ;
ate not.,.takon sespohslyaand are-mom
aidarod‘ to be merely expressive of the
. sonata belief that taexchaiiceil. t it ,
Dreyfus. - . ‘ .
‘ ‘ rtoar wuss .irrri
‘ 'rhaac wholwiitiperslst, in ‘.
their; ears against tho’ confine“ -
.oa'tmandation of Dr. [93“].an
‘ monolith
car. "Here. take one of these Little Eco
Iy Biaerixnpon retiring and you will .
feel“! ~
ANOTHER OUT IN WAGES.
NORWICH. Dec. 2L—rA Mucthh in
.thc wags-wt ail rupwoflthafitc
:tawaugan Manufacturing Company in We
Montville.wentinto an‘ect today. While 38‘0th and “Ill logs! feellnl De-
the enctamount of thoeutila not atat- Witt‘a. Little 3‘"? Risers m the b“:
pilig‘t‘to- use. .., Sold infill?” PM}:
mac». " '
i
w
loint resolution originated. Said reso- ‘
lution was not returned by the Gorer- ‘
nor within three days. Sundays asept-
ed. after it was presented to him. and
.here was no other adjournment from
title istiday’iogf April until £20th any!
J Apr! . 1 of either or t of an led. 1t 3. understoom l .7
Houses of said General assembly Ofiwlth the 10 per ch-t‘aam
‘ the ammo“. rte of t. e earth. The
chowder of? may weag‘eapaclally
mod and the members of the club did
an insane.»-
‘ woman's name: ' y _.i
‘ Anwoflclal circular tor. _ Agile:
corps of the state contains the 'f ow-
ing interaction: The appropriation at
810.00! made,» the last legislature
for the aid of indigo and needy snide
i til i
memo; fulfill
n
B
to ,
t)! the Sittings of either of still
save and except as, stated. in plea.
all the then
a
names. to
lotner New Englandz‘m‘mflls. 3.,
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chalsrian PARTY cardamom.
and therefore‘thc General assembly; ~ . . - ' ~ 3 1 .
by their adjournment-ills wizmventj cgfii', ”fig Pacific-nu. 3 Tgumfiooaa 1mm. .. ‘.. om
its ammonia said'thl‘tie 492,8. Sali- l Buckner. when «snow 1;. ‘_ fl trim-nah can ‘60 ‘50 .
., ill" excepted. after it was presented 3 her, i of non-
marm tan-travmm‘ a» “m. ~-"5'-.......,.°*-....-v.... .....
succinct sandwich 8.71., .7 .: aw. rift-“soon”, ,
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