«I
In.»
L‘szt .
co lNECTlCU'l’ mam.
The to owing \‘lt‘lf‘ issued Mauh u
A Bit! ‘CHANGIS.
Milly sit Caveman—gums Esprew
' it to‘ be Dorominued. List filiIIistied from office oft" .\. 11..
Wooster" iioIiI-ltoi of iifllt'llls.lir1(iili‘ N‘HLAIW‘EU’WA-
.. problem of moving
Reading's various divisions with the
toast possible delay is gradually helm:
«reduced to an almost exact science,
and its effects have been noticeable in
the comparative freedom front conges»
IIon especially on one or two of the
.mow important divisions of tin-
”it. New. i‘nrcti t.. i I; :Irttnrd Rail-
Itinolliit'f‘d Ml»?-
\tl‘t‘t‘ withdrawn.
Willlai i R. A-litt't roiiibit-
sewing inst hint-s.
Lake. BlithODOlf balla st c-oni
.‘ior submarine boats
The New Yolk
trains tearing tho
9 sections u. 'ti be
plitc. c.- at midnight
hill animated ll]
“unit tite‘ iIIin tronin New York hammer iattaihment
.t. iicliiii . “New Your
More than at year
IiI-nt i-Ieacp conceived the idea of tlis- ‘
pcusinii its much as possible with the
trimming of trains upon orders from
1117‘ dispatcher or irainmastcr.
ll‘tokllizt‘li that considerable time was
mm emcnt
. Izwaltlni: the ttaiismlssion or main or
He also IIIIIIInlzod that 3-0 lin-
lli'liitiu. l ptirtiiiil a change its was (‘olitt-liiplht-
cd must necessarily be prom-cited with
oiticr to thoroughly
familiarise the tinlnmcn and signal
"It'll with the new system.
clinical thcmometet‘ holder.
‘ . unit. New Haven, and A, A. .
Warner .Ntvu Blnliulll 100(11‘hmlllt‘r
George .1. Capcwell ilni'.tftml metal-
H‘riom Ri\':‘::‘i
llln81"ilih Sit =ioii III 12:30, 1:45.
It 5:21” II. III. except
be It «continued. Trains
leaving New ltocl. tic :.. ‘:’
8130mm 11-1,.) It. I .. ‘*"'
.. M98111. Suut‘ _\'
Gerald 13.11am. West Hartford. cit-c—
irlc. snap ,tiwitI-h.
John .1; IBticliniinu,
merit supporter.
\‘Vatci‘biiry giti
. ightclinnges \-.;I
as leaving New
fia m. autism-.7 II II.
'New Canaan BI1IIIIII»
NeV- Canaan at 11:25 and Stan
at 11: 51 a 111. “III I ‘lHl at 11: 22
11 cm a. mug? Wfllpt-tll rely.
New York Division »
ew York at It): 04 n
earlier from stations Sn .‘m Norwnlk
to West Haven,
Haven 1 p. in.
will make Gd 01ml rIIIpII
‘ m IItt Bridgeport
New \' Iik at. 11:02 a.
bi. will be amused 'i‘hc. accommo-
dsticn withering N. \ Haven at. 2
p in. will be discont: II and the
train leaving at 3 p. u
Rot ‘II tie at 8:30
.Wiilliucfoid. . slowly.
Conrad M. \ Pltel MeJrIdI ll.
fixture for ltitgandcsi ci‘ti electric lamps.
George W. Sanford. 'l‘honitiitoii. \‘(‘hl~
. Seymour. folding,
Ellcison ii. iliaiiiaIIL liaiibuiy Itiiti belching.
casket or similar article design.
Hilrlsioi handle for:
spoons or similar at ticles. design.
John Clnlce; \\-’nlliuglonl. handle for
spoons. forks or similar articles. ,
The Mr l the special
Mechensttirm.
NEW HAVEN BALL TEAM SOLD.
NEW HAVEN March 10. -—WilIlI\ni
Aufort, assistant manager of the New
Haven Baseball team. announcm of
ficlally the sale of the franchise to (3..
J.‘Da.nsher of Mcrlden.
ment of ii selection or local groundfi
will be made at the league meeting,
ring New Ha-
lamination!
on. inclusive.
ll at. present.
41. m Train laying
il._' and. west
"on Chester-oi
,3: 34515 p. iii. wt
he ‘
’ew ‘ .ytic . . this? 41‘
and trrt' 11c lcitiit "
“it: 111,. “tritium -I
' 5: to a. m. and
stops «at 125th
‘- train lesvlnl.
r . will ‘ieave at
\ {torn Q3110 akin.
‘ = Tit? { than; .Bmokaetd
" at; a. II It libedlloontinuod
m If. mapper-tats: 86
I It.” tine New Mil—
“ -’i‘he trill: leaving
MOVING OF_ TRAINS.
Reading Substituting Signals for D“
'Orders.
March
trains orcr
ago Superinten-
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
' . Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
_ "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
i tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took lli‘azillnn Hahn, and one 50
cent bottle cured me t‘tiiiiiiietcly."
For sale, by ll. 11. Plalsicd. l".
and the Clifford Pharmacy.
WILLIMANTIC :ASTOR'S RESIGNA-
l N
O
WIIILIMANTIC.
.muucil of dismissal. acting upon the.
~ resignation of Rev. Edward A. ttmrge.
i'pastor of the. First
t(‘ltti|‘t‘h of this city.
rcstry of the Church yesterday and ac-
.ccptcil the resignation.
Ibiiiiit'lntiiii
NIHILATOR OF WON
.....-..__. - .«w .M. .w... -. WEW—_wm ”W...
M arch
Congregational
couwitcti in the
. ‘ -. ' . pom”... perfect
cqldweathcr breakfas‘tfeod. . . .
. -. Add: imdszmorning, no yentnro
ting :9ch night- never-mar,- never min- ’
no“ set-
ll|.*-Tho
as he
of twins
11. Bay-
tit—The
‘nottoertceed'xtiiomo theb‘flth ,
tested under the direction of the W
" tanks are very hopeful that this pro,
diii’ii elti lidti
Content iotii tital lbsti
nence Union Aiianglng for
June l8
'i'ltt- \‘ill'iilllil sot-mics III' NI-w ”li\'t‘li
the (‘. 'l'. A. i'. of Connecticut, art
I ibuiy ttiidci the auspites ol St. .ltI~
I-Ipli‘rt 'i. A. ll stitic’ty of that city but
Saturday. .ltlut‘llh'. . ‘
County Director 1‘. .i. il‘llt'lcn. or
New Haven. hits |1‘('i‘i\"'ii ward illilll
tsl‘l't'l‘fli societies in this Ilia;rlct, iiiI-Iuti
!
‘onlta's Ladies oi‘ \\'iillimtioid htttt- til-
IIIII St. Muiy‘ s of this city. and St \I-
Iititiy voted to pItr‘tiIlptttc iii tlit i\i'l-
til iii t‘yligs \t'lll tit-"iiiotiittiiilt ihc titl-
in“ .sIII-icllI-t will ctiusidn IliI our,
t.tIiI. but that (lit InthIst in II "tli and
turn to spciilt ui'li :IIItitoIitt
.l.lilI(‘L‘iilti' . Ibroniih which It wide-
i-‘lll't‘dli growth may be attained; Pr‘l'
ond. to benefit lilt‘ stair li'i‘ilslli)‘. at
present dcplt‘ietl: third. to Him”.
iitispiics the t-cltbrntlttu in lit-id.
Idllki and a public ctltbi'ittibii of II
thr beat lllf‘tillH o." I‘tiffti.~iiig «III-h know-
ledge.
YiL‘t‘iil'lll thr‘i‘t- illl so many llili‘ melt
‘ hild \l‘lIlili‘il, oi iiiult I-litiiiit-tei‘ :tIitl INH-
wsscti of fliltiililib which command i'c-
:pI-I-t. that their .‘I\«'l‘illitiil‘ifl for it grand
deniomlrailou is in limit an object lt-.-.-
.-.’)ll of izotIIl result
below its oiilI-iI-I~ and its clergy.
dei‘go action lici’ttt'c .Iuiie.
nitt‘t regularly in». Waterbury to ur-
tiI \I'itnlnlf'lli. -
Addition: htch itl ‘ll iiitidc as fol-
lows within the pint week:
HiiZIIiIt-Hl KI-lt-licr, III \\'tilllit-:foid. acr-
IIIIII \'it‘i~|‘l’t\6ltltnl. t-I :th oIi reception
coiiimlttst; Nfllhmui llcicgaic l’. J.
committee: State Si‘i'l‘i‘fflr)’ W. .1, Din-
Ti'cnstirt‘r (‘htirlm Fitzgerald. of Mid-
dlctown to lli'l on transportation 1‘01"-
illillt‘i‘: Static Editor tlmrize Lambert.
on music and paradc; First Vice I’I‘m-
itieiit Stephen J. ti'llI-icii, of South
Ntirwtilk. to act on privilege t-onitiiii-
ice, and County Director James Kctt‘
iicdy. of Ansoniti. on I’i‘il'f‘Sllmf‘lli com-
llllfit‘l‘.
are very populttr throughout the state.
which will be no stiiiill factor in dc-
tei‘miuini: the mind of illllIIH oigaul
nations. 'l‘ht Si MiilY'.‘ . A. Society
oidhat city will a~§i<t the St. losepli' a
’l‘. A. Socitty in thtcpiion and cute:-
tainmcnt of gtic. is
been iippointed:
(‘uughlan Beintiid Keefe M. F. lib:L
Neither-my and Patrick Catanatigh
Music and paradi- »-\\'illlani .I. Black-
or. M; J. Kelehcr. Andrrw titirnimugh.
John Mulroney and theme ll,\iits
Transportationwlolin .1. MI Donald
I’dwartl Rush 1‘ Burns. Eda-Ind
lmughlin and William Lane.
Printing and advertbong-James H.
ney. John Fitzgerald and James Kody.
Refreshments—dei-einiuh Dillane, M.
.i. Carney. George. Pierce. 1.. Ryan and
Joseph Burns.
Reception—James Dooluii. l“. P. Bec-
ion. 0. Maloncy. .l. E. Smith and Jos-
eph Corcoran.
l’ni‘kmderrmiah Ilillane and J. .l.
McDonald. _
\i'lliisiui‘Itillfolie Is chairman of the
I'ilnlmifll‘t: on aporls and any informa-
timi desired tIiiItlils matter will be
cheerfully given. other sub-commit-
tnm will be appointed as the work of
the ~arraiigcmeiit' committee pro-
grosses.
--_...—“.—-.
LAKE fortune IOAT.
Senate Bill Anthorlxes Purchase of
_ One by Government. .9
WASHINGTON. March 10. 4th
fortifications appropriation bill. as ~
ported to the ”Senate contains i
vision for the pat-chem of one stibnis‘.
Mentor mhtnfactured byt
Torpedo Boat company qt; Br- 'i
tnry of War sad to mull" - .
sbie' rétiiirenients ior coast defense
fore it in WI. The time. or
Weeknight iti-
hitter
l‘tpti'tfi'
onfidencc Gone-rut
Weak Kidneys Did It
HE WAS BROKEN-SICK—HOPELEBS OF CURB—BUT OR. FITTIN-
GILLS KIDNEY- WORT TABLETS—JV THEIR WONDERFUL VITAL-
lZlNG POWERS—MADE HIM ONCE AGAIN A WELL, STRONG MAN“
(fiIIII-lcs lt‘ llotbut iiild cur-Id his itit It my ‘N‘IWWWWMWI ,
of i‘lli'ltly and of toiiflilt-iice when he . ~ . ‘ l[{onla“ Eye Baisam
ttzieil his Kidney Weakness.
It Big. Event in Waterbury,§--»
years i sum-red
Itoclors were
- any permanent I'll-
' lost confidence
cities. but my trodble stippcd my rl.
ttIiity so row-rely that l was losing
conildcncc Iii myself.
- s
and surrounding towns. iiliilittted withi
stioiigh liiicit‘ittcil iii tbt toiiiiiig Milli ‘
ptitidc tiiitl flcltl dot to be be Id In \\’-It '
”i kept steadily gI-Itliiz worse and was
lluttlly obliged to give tip my position,‘
i'rieiiti persuaded me to try
l'cttiiizlil‘s Kidney-Wort TitblI-ts.
"'I tried Iht-iii tit-I II lust insoii.
riiltiil time I was completely (tired.
l have never ili'lli a recurrence of the I
ltidncy trouble. '
ii“! of that din llu \i tub and \-p *
iitil Intel 0st ftili for :if them: till tif'
‘I have regained more strength thzn
Am better than ever.
siutcii is iltc lit ~-liI i of thus. in II [1131i
.‘t
iiit- lf‘iIHtllls ioi holding this i‘t.ii“t
button. now sciit'duicd an an tiiiiitttti
I'liiiili. tll'i‘ iiittiiy and important. lt‘t.st_
' _ ‘ Iii: “H of \itaillty and of ('iullfliil'llu)
III cicutt tin Iiitt-II-st ‘Il tIII- i'di‘h“ or
diiett Icrttilt of hi t-l kidney
lltc lx’iiliicts hint: tiitlie iii-
liticncc tilt the vital energies
To lI_\ to c‘tiie link of vitality»;
by utv- I- stimulant». oi dangerous dings-
CHARLES E. ROTHSCHILD.
Grateful to Dr. Pettingili'n Kid-
ney-Wort Tablets, he permits
the Publication of
the New llarIII sm-itty. undrI- whose
only tIiioupii II Klitili‘II'itgt‘ II.‘ .III-
t-liiiittI-it-i' of the Work and on'kcIs c‘iu
. ‘ b C
Itcw recruits lit iiIIluI-Id to join lilt‘ ('0' 0'“ ilottl
'. l’cttiiigill's KitltIcy~Worl Tali-
Tiilto Nothing Else. if the first.
bottle does not help you our Consul»
tit'ioii Ik‘lliil'llllt‘lil’ will
'ct.< have brought
ii:titi.\'iillt|~ of men and women. who ac
ituottlt-tlcc the cure and who are prairi»
in: the medicine to their friends.
DR. PETTINGILL'S
THEY CURE—Low Vltaity—La ck of
They (‘Ulll‘dill Ni) .\l.t?0ll(llr~ Nothing But (‘oiit't-titi‘tiictl (Ytii‘c.
Illpiiiilcd. yet stiiriiiit nature is by far
in the f‘. 'l‘. .\ tiiIIrIIiiciit iii (‘oII»
KIDNEY- WOR T TABLE TS.
Energy—Blair Acheb—
["11“ can recall. without ii thrill of lNSURlNG COLORED MEN. TELEPHONE CO.'S CHANGES.
admiration. tbt \plendid showing on ‘
ih‘ liltil stntit llltliiiil‘ and field day iii
iiiirti‘orti. when ~IIt-ii an array of rep.
t‘escntiitirc t'llllt'iih handed in 5o
worthy :t i‘llllrl. marched through the
piluclpnl iil‘t‘t‘h ct‘ Hartford. in i'Ielerw.
interesting Case of the United States Biidgeport Man Named as Win: Chief
indemnity SOcIcty
..\lIiit h lil.—— 'I‘o dccidc‘
Whether the Uiiitctl States liidciiinlty
Society is entitled by its cliartci- to iii»
sttrc colored men. an appeal will ht-
tnkcti in behalf of the society to fllt‘
l'iiiIt-d States Supreme Court.
vision of the society's charter permits
it to ”litanre white males between It;
and 4.3 years of age."
has been lustiriiig colored
well as white ones. on the ground that
any other construction of the charter
would be race discrimination or class‘ l
Superintendent Sykes of the
,, ' was in Hartford last night
the mute oi the Ics-‘oii, ilf)“'i‘\'i'l‘. _ changes in u”.
increases with thc number of partici-
pants. and to rcIII-li the rcry best cf-
t’cI-t. (very sot-Itty iii the state should
lr- ieprcscntcd. 'I'ht‘t'eftirc, circulars
bate brcn issued \i'llilig forth the ob-
iects :Infl desiriiltilitr ni‘ filt‘ parade
and be told of ‘.~
wmltiiir forte
Incidental to thc rmitzniiiion of tic".
.\. Flt‘lll‘it as Iiiutiaccr of the Hartford
liit'isit‘u and the appointment of Emot-
.»\. Smith III the place of Iiiauagt-r. i‘..
l’fli‘tlce has been appointed wiri-
. place which Mr. 1‘
. has been for ser-
ct‘til yours a foreman of the Bridgeport
and the date selected. which will uti-
lii the meaiiiihic the committees
rniiyc the lif‘ftiii‘,’ which ill‘l' of im-
tut-rise liltilliM'l‘. and rI-qulrr- Iiiiiiiy
tracks of concentrated lztboi for their
The point has been raised in a suit ‘
brought by fourteen
this city and heard in
The plaintiffs ask
hate amounts paid by
summer) refunded.
H. T. Looniis. thI has been iii Hart-
foitl for some time as a diVision fore-
. has III-cu ptomoted to the place
or general foreman with headquarters
There are three gen-
» einl t‘orcmcu In the employ of the tele-
phone company and they have super-
rlsioti of coiistiitctiou work tlirouglr
out the clinic. Til" thaiiizcs noted above
will go into effect on April 1.
iii Ncw iiitrcu.
on the ground that
the society under its charter had no,
right to insure them and that if they
attempted to collect indemnity in case.
of sickness they could not legally do
llI-t‘. i'tttt‘r ii. .\i-i‘lciiu_ of Milford,
lii‘ta‘ttll'llf of State union. and Miss
..._..,_... _...‘..._.._....
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Ilti' find You ilm Always Bought '
Ioi. Is. hint: and f‘llllliiillg so
l mu IIIInu iii weight from
I tried a number
‘ l llli‘ilit'i to no mail tiuiil i used.
Minute t‘ougli ('tire.
“Ha of this wondttitii icmcdy cured
-tntiII-ly of the tough
..2 and l'i’tlii'lf‘il me to "1‘
and strength
Sold by t‘lifford l‘iitirmu’ti.
COLDS CAUSE PNEUMONIA.
- of the most remarkable ciism
‘ , deep-seated oii
Sullivan. of Hartford to act on sports
niii. of New iltiieii. to act on printing
and advertising t‘ilmlilillt“; State
‘u'w I‘lliilt‘h tor-t i by the use of iiiic n
of Naugattii-k. to act with committa-
HR III 1": pounds.
N W
Willi i‘btit'y‘s tempt rupee H‘Ot‘ll‘fil‘ii E LONDODNefaLL PLAYER
LONDON. iIaI-I-h ltt~~Wiiiiam l.
. Thomas. a “'OII‘kIIOWII ball player.
It ho began his career with Neil llau»
ion on the Stars. died at the Memorial
STATE PRISON ASSOCIATION.
HARTFORD. March iii.—-Socrctary
of the Connecticut Pri-
issued his third bien-
i iiial ichIt \eeierday dealing with the
‘ “(11k of the organization.
to iiideteiminate sentences be critiircss-
cd regret that in committing prisoners
under that law the trial judges fre-
quently make the interval very short
betwccn the minimum and the maxi-
mttm term. so that practically the sen-
tence is of definite ieugtli.
Thomas resided in Bridgeport for scv- John C. Taylor_
son Association.
The following stib- t‘OnlmillEQS have
,
PHWIWHMIWS McKnight l’cttr DO‘YOU WANT STRENGTH'
strength you must add to and not take
in other words
the food that you eat must be digest-
assimilated and ‘Iippropriated by
blood anti tissues before
being t-xpellcd from .the.
Kodol Dyspepsia Clil‘t' adds to the phy-
h to and builds:
THE NAME WITCH HA.ZEL
The name Witch Hazel.
. DeWitt 8100.. Chica-
. arc the. inwntors of the. original
and only genuine Witch Hazel Salve.
A certain cure, for cuts. Burns, Bruis-
es, Eczema. Teller. Piles etc.
are minty t-Iittntci-i‘cits (if
some or which
they are hill worthless.
it gives stien
itp strength in the htmsn system.
is pleasant to taste and palatable. and
, of digestnnts
that will digest the food and enable
the system to appropriate all of its
health and strengthIgiving qualities.
Sold by Clifford Pharmacy.
YALE MEDICAL COMMENCEMENT.
_ NEW HAVEN. March lit—It was an-
nounced yesterday that the orator at
the annual commencement of the‘ Yale
Medical School.»- Juric 28. will be Dr.
William S. Halstoad, of John Hopkins
Unitctsity. His lthntnc has not yet been
,l-‘rcncy. Henry A. llnytlcii, .loim Gaff-
:ire dangerous.
that. the name
l)tt\\ill (I to. (thin
bo\ and It tide is cert. do
if lln‘oitl l’liitriiiaI-y.
MURDEREN DUNN R‘CAPTUREG
ST. JOSEPH. M0,. Hutch 10.5”!“
mm. the murderer who [was moment-
in] to be hanged heie fiddly and who
w-
STOP THAT COLD
II- it may result In Pneumonia.
Illicit Balm is breaking up Colds when-
Ohm without exception,
[0.18- 600 and 81.00 bottles. The; CI"
’ r' . ..
Joseph Iranian». nagging tinged _
rlne turned t. of the it ct
° b“ :13: ,
co LIN Nm'. .
COIIIIIJBVI m.10.-nr.fll
R. (iridlcy Case (1 ed this morning at
9 II'-~,IloIiI after a week's illness with
pneumonia axed it years. Dr. Case
was a graduate of the College of Phy
Illfifllm and surgeons in Boston. She
made It. special study of eye and ear
diseases and was considered by the
profession one of the best experts in
the state.
FOR WEAK R SORE EYES
lllllESIIM' "it'll. III
DB. KING'-
Ituc Own Dread
‘ i PEilllllllilll Pills.
{In-dim“?
audio u and: int n mind alum
mun. gwhlvllmthi‘rlwimiculm
luau-0""!!-
hymti slum.
[ill “Mi! £00.. In 1930. IBM. IAN.
Sale oi Re_a_i ESliite.
’l‘lic subscribers hereby give notice
that thi- following described real c».-
tilfi‘ situated in the Town of Norwalk.
at East Norwalk so called, of Charles A.
(lciiriiitiiiii. late of mild Norwalk. d"-
t'i‘ilr'i'tl. is for Hait'l
()tit' tract with ihc buildings tltcrcoit.
‘III-iinz Sit t'cct front and rear atid iI'Iti
l'cI-t iii llt'plli, and being known as Lot
No, 1'" on Second fl\'i‘lll|t' on a map on
file in the Town Clerk's Office of Non
walk entitled ”Map of The East Nor-
walk litiildings bots."
()lll‘ iI-IIi-t being .30 feet front and
rear and Int} feet in depth. and known
115 int 2! on Second arciiuc on said
above described map.
()iic tract with the buildings Iliei‘coii.
ibclug {.0 feet from and rear and um
MWoowoowwaooooooX i
RISK. NOTHINII.
iii'ilglli‘il TODAY.
{wt in depth. and being known as Lot
No. 9 on Third avenue on said above
Itlt-sI-rlbcd man.
One certain tract being 50 1ch front
and rm and 1 0 feet in depth, being
known at: 101 N0. 5 on Third avcuur-
on still mitp.
(inc, I-crtIIiII tract with the, iIulldinirt~
inert-op, beini: {Iii foot from and rear
and 130 feet in depth. being known as
Lot No. 7 on Third avenue on said map.
(int- fl'iii‘i being 50 feet frontaiid war
and lint feet in depth; being Lot No, 6
on Third arentic on said map.
.\iid one certain tract containing
about nine III-rcs.at Stoncy Hill so call-
ed, and bounded Norlhorly by high-
\'. ii\. E astcrlI bv land of Charles 0. Bo.
happen and Westerly and Southerly by
land supposed to belong to Edmond B.
Smith
For particulars and terms apply to
CHARLES Ii. (iEHRMANN.
is (‘III-I- Avenue. East Norwalk. Conn.
HENRY I". GEHRMANN.
Norwaik, Conn.
IIt:i itt Adminstrators.
NOTIEE."
South Norwalk Union
School District.
Notict: Is hereby given that an as-
sessment ofttlie real and ramble estate.
within the said district has been made.
on the town list of 1903, and that said
that has this day been deposited by the
clerk of said district at the office of
Jacob M. Layton. No. 5 Railroad Place.
South Norwalk, Coma. for examination,
and that the, board of relief will meet
- ill the oflice of said Jacob M. Layton.
No. 3 Railroad Place. on the 16th day
of March A. 1).. 1901, at 2 o'clock p.
I. to hear and determine all appeals
made to them for the equalization and
perfection of said assessments.
Dated at tiic City of South Norwsik.
(‘nlili.. this. the :id day of March. A
ll.. liltil.
Signed, .
.\. BLANCH/till?
JOHN H. LIGHT,
MATTHEW (DREETT.
(‘otnmiitce of the Souih Norwellt
School District.
Notice is hereby also given that. an
assessment of the real and ratable es-
tate of the said district \\'.'hllh is litI
situated that tbctc “It‘s no listtintt and
separate \'-aluc has been made by the
asxcssots mil this dat filed by the
clerk of said district at the office of
Jacob M. Layton. No. 5 Railroad Pine".
City of South Norwalk, Conn.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk.
Conn. this. the 3d day of March. 1901.
A. BLANCHARD
JOHN H. LIGHT.
MATTHEW CORBE‘T’!‘
Committee of the South Norwalk Uir
ion School District.
I
, The first insurance money to be
paid on the Stamford Town Hall was
turned over to Selectman bouncy, 8st-
.ui-day morning. by Frank H. Hoyt. It
was a draft for 35,000 from the Liver
pout and London and Globe Company
for the full amount of the policy.
~Thcii- remains 862 500 to be paid The
tompanlcs hare sixty days in iwhicb
to settle Mr. Hoyt paid the lunar
mice on the post-omen: fixtures the day
‘sfter the fire —SQ. Not-walk Sentinel.
March 71h. 19M
Itr. Hoyt represents the Liverwol
in London It» Globe ins. Co. to Stan:
ford. This company is represented by
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companyta lathe world.
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