wa CAN cw: voun Imus
none cAIII: AND ATTENTION
NOW rI-IAII we CAN ounmo rIIa
Excccomcw ausv sEAoorI, Fon
THAT aaAaon rIIIa Ia AN axcat.
Lsuv TIME TO HAVE WALL PA-
P‘anmo o‘one. common HOW
mucn NEATER Ann racemes
AND marries voun HOUSE
wouw sI: IF IT was: RE-PAPER-
so mama.
IT IS A FACT THAT OUR WORK
MEN ARE NEAT.
CALL US ON THE PHONE 1352.
-.. .. “4...”..- ... ...——
E. E. Gorhamfls
to First Avenue. East Norwalk.
Telephone Call. 135-2.
Tilt lllrtoti side Ferd Boilers
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING
INSUREB A WARM, HOU§E, DAVI
I AND NIGHT. IN COLDEST
WEATHER.
land for Catalopus and Invastléan
for yourself.
(lotion ll Lidgervood Company.
96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
TIIII NIIIIIIIIII SIeIIIIlIIIIII I iIIilllIll i
(incorporated).
Daily Freight LinI
NOR WALK.
SOUTH NOR WIILK.
and NEW YORK.
Sumner: City of Norwalk
and Squanfum.
‘ Lamina NOW York. Monday. \Vf‘dllesdh
and Friday III 5:00 II. Inc
lA-anss NIJIHWRHI 'I'IIeI-Idttv. TIIIIrsdII
and Saturday III II: (III p. m
Freight received from. 7 a. rn to 5 p. II.
(w- ,.
I I
fight:
It: Group,
INSTHNT REEI E'F l‘h-Iulln.
(.IIIII, .‘nm rurom. with drum. IAN
“Al (10 doses 1'.30I Nu upturn
only lnfalltb'o auto (or Asthnm. Cn-
lnrrb. Bronchitis and Quit-it l‘onsu'mp-
'lnt.
Id. It: P. Jackson J: Co. ..
la. Ind
lion. MN: and .1130 urnggl-ts
' .2. no [In]
I lmlilsnnpn
‘2 Beat’llhe othor I
by Four Yeast. ‘-
r.
’I
M.“
The residence of Thomas
Smllh. 65 Osborn IVP'lIIQ, East
Norwal'h. was painted with lead,
oil and zinc, baud mixed. nftcau
years ago by me.
I defy any patent paint to show
aquai body with as much wear.
lUliiliS Bliilllll,
‘ Printer
52 South Ma'ln Gtreot.
Residence: 25 con Grows at.
I847
ruufismo AND STEAM
. HEATING.
nor WATER HEATING.
1101‘ AIR HEATING
srovas AIIo RANGEb.
sLAre Ario rut Iao'orm‘o
Rae and than Fitting.
on Fixtures, slit-II: nadir-i.“
Hm you coon our stock (It
.. W RANGES?
' THE. OW!“
... gficlt
i903
to
I
. Stain of Daily of you-(lo, Lucas
l‘ouuly. fl .'
tank .I Cheney oaths oath that ho
is III-nlur parII ‘sr It the firm of F. J.
(‘itl‘lll')' It (‘(I., doing business In tho
('lI;.I III' ’i'uirdu. (‘ouuty and Sluts afore-
suitl, IIIIII tlItIt Hllili firm will pay the
till'll ot‘ ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for (ili'il nnIl mcry cure of .‘IItarIIh
tlI:It cannot be (mad iI_\ the use at
ll. Ili.. 'lllllll‘il Cure.
FRANK J. £IINNEY.
Sworn to below me and subscrlbod
ill my l)l'('.\'(‘llt'i.‘, thin 0th day of DO-
i't'lllilt‘l', A. I1. 1880.
ISrIIlI A. W..GI.EA80N.
Notary Public.
l llnil's (YIIttIIII-h Cun- Is thkon Inter-
!IInliy, nud llt'lt'l directly on the blood
iIIIIII IIIIII-(IIII. surlaun of the system.
ib‘tnd for it‘n‘lilllllllilliti free.
F. ..l f‘lllI‘.NlI‘Y ll: (20.. Toledo, 0.
| Sold by all Dl'uggluts. 700.
I 'I‘IIkt- Hall‘s Family Villa for IIIIIIIIli
potion. .. "
: I
lit) _\illl “out, any which (III linIorI!
Call :It the
Imperial Ca
i'i‘lIcrI you “ill Iiud tho bout
3 IMPORTED PORT? ND
SHERRY WINES.
lIu \Uli need strength? Try It bottle.
Also thII best of liquors.
llo not. forgot that do beltrr mI-Itl is
Nt‘I'Vt'ti in the town than at our rcstutt
l'iilli.
CARL SCIMUB.
Railroad Avenue.
i
i
i
i
Its mo‘t‘time to look up the matter of
PAINTING
We are headquarters lor Devoe's
Ilend and zinc paint, and Lonoman a
' Martino: paints, both of which on NI.
‘ ly warrantod. We have the largest
lino of brushes in town. We also carry
a completo stock of varnishes, fillers.
. stains. colors fluor Wax. floor finishers.
’olis raw and boiled, enamels. gold and
aluminum brOnzeI, kalsornines, inside
and outside cold water paint. rcof
paints, waxoen and everything in this
line pertaining to a first class stock.
Don't buy.chcap stock, it costs as much
i in time and labor to put an poor paint
as it does the good and you do not get
i the wear from it.
iCOMS' 00K WATKINS Ii DOE
III’.‘ WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone. Il3v6.
I
i
Wall Paper Sale
20 PER CENT. ntscourn.
h‘IIIkiIII: mom for new goods, we are
II. \I int;
:‘ti per ('i‘lll. discount (III lust
! vvur 5 (mid l‘nptIrs.
.IOI' l’Itpt‘r, “It:
ltlt: i':uII,Ir, 32c
JOII l‘upar, 24c
25d: l’upcr. 20c
lloi'ticrs sumo discount.
To Order—WindowShadca. Pic-
ture Frames.
i Dealer in Wall Pa pots. Painlcra'
Supplies. Artists' Materials.
, SPECIALS
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
Itures. roc. .. ‘ "
Cloth Window shades. with
fringe, 35c.
Solid Brass Hall Curtain Rods.
3 It. long, with fixtures. roe.
- ."§hurel&Cut” 0:51 egpcner. cuts
easr 0 fl
’ . Ila ‘°‘
1
1 BEST OTEEL PAIING KNIVII.
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. - ———- 'l
PAINTING. annual-muo-
mo. DECORATING.
L .H. Decker
37 Washington Street. .
South Norwalk. Coon.
Telephone Connections.
IaIIm. 1:2.
“'I.Joahlssllss.Vslvos
‘ ’and .
oAaLocIt IIAcItIrIo
".1
‘1‘“an (Invert. PkA‘IINfiI
it: A, modicum
m vasomotor. pan stimulant
‘ .I. talc-t Malawi”
in Hum . c.
ma 6. at. spoils!»
" Icon-loathsome ‘i‘
' 'IrIIs court; paw” LIvI’II'IIs. oo. 7
now1 sells! sn‘ ’1’. Forgot” Ll Policy
‘,fnr (“ill tItln f‘ (‘03 0 out
In other (-ornt'In'II‘Ie U_'fi“i°“‘l“‘°“
‘ for o Insuring OM
II-I'wow '54th *‘
GENINAL A 4.le
UNITED BANK. IUILDINO. ...
“8o. Norwaik.
THE
IiiY IIIIIIII Elli
SOUTH N0IIWAI.I(.,quI9I.
erI-I. . . «‘
Capital. 5100.000. 00
Surplus. 300.000.00
Nor Proms. 350000.00
Solicits acc0unts of Individuals. man
ulacturors merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pru-
JACOB M. LAYTON. cashier.
omzcrohs.
John H. Knapp Hsn'ry laymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samusl Grumman
Christian Swartz Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
.Frod. H. Rowan.
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
III North Main or. south Nomik.
Residence, 9 Cfllc'fif Torracs.
Telephone at boon. M‘-
Braakfasf wlrhour waiting
Luncheon without hurrying
Dinner on‘rirno.
' '1. I
Gas Range
gives prompt. quick ur-
vice. Sold by. . '.
lIIIIIii’I-ltIgIIliIIIII.
'PHONE. 5.. ‘
. y "‘.“‘l"“
.I I
triv’ldo‘nd
Paying Mining. Oil. SmelterI and
Industrial Storks making possible
large interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
llankcrs. Brokers. Fiscal Acute.
Members New York Consol dated
Stork Exchanfi. 66 Broadway and
17 New Street ew‘ York.
‘13 BALDWIN HAMMITT. Manager.
Western New En land lranoh: need
It": salt.” ”can-lug" tantrum. 33;;
Donny S;"Hll"’, Representative.
1 Lauder Blk, South Norwilk. Ct.
Capital 01.000.000. surplus, 8185.000
. The
‘ “th IPowar
us your savings in-
vested with this
Mushy at 5 per
cent. is 26 per cent.
greater than if in-
vested at 4 per
cent: is 42 67 per
cent. greater than If invested at 359
per cent: and 80 ".9," cent. greater
than if invested at 8 per cent.
State Supsrvialon of Now York and
Connecticut.-
gaANOI-I OFFICE, .12 sobsutm s'r.
rm Is. an
um“ H. o Oobu ":0”!-
John I. Lawrence
.charlcs 8. Dow
I'QLIIMTEII.
Imou _.
' "mm.
3.31%.}.ch [fill
Tina; Slut Sims. bpm‘
N. SMITH FERGUSON, Spoolai Agsnt. ’
it ll; 1 III. wwwwww
FANCY CREAMERV 'UTTER.
25C Llu I
124: PKG
are
2 Las. son the
NIADY ..T.l
I
3 C'ANO TOMAWESI
MILK CRACKERS.
PURI LIAPELmM‘ ‘
“than
V
..m
b4 common AviIII'I'IE. I
irAaIr uoswm'a. court.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
l
ltrv. Edw-Iud Cunningham .Ipont y-ra
tIIIduy In New \orlt.
llutold "l‘allm iII Hi (It his homol
with an struck oi the grip.
Miss Naomi Light. of llIIlIlgIIporL i
“us a visitor In town .I'eIItcrdIIy I
llnIII'Ir lion-house, of \‘Viltllrld IIII'rnt,
has pIII'IIhttsotl an Itutontobilv ‘
\ Irgttlur meeting (If the w It. i
iiIIlt- was held lust awning, at. the-
East Mount hlrthodist Chliltf.“
\ lllll,‘(i' mot ting wad bold but own-
ing. at tho ilOllll‘ ot‘ lit and Mrs. Burns.
in Unborn ownuv ”IlIv attendance
v' us can Idrrnblc.
(‘Itptnin ll ..\ .\l(~\'(tt will loud the
prover meeting this evening at the.
.‘\tI\‘bnt Christian (‘IIIII'(-.h A well ab,»
lutIIItIIi I'llt‘Flillg Is IIXpr‘clt-II
'l‘h:' Ngllitll wmltiv prnyrr Inuctittg!
to ho hold this I-wniug III the Eustl
\H'llllt .‘llliwllisl (hutch “ill be on
the suleL-(It of missions. It will be It‘lii
by RH Edward Cunningham
~8pct‘ ul .IIrIII.III(lIIy Fl'iliil} and Sub
urday: i’i(lt‘f. s Emulsion of ('(Id i h-E
(-I' (II. tilt (is. "litigt‘ Pharmacy
Juhu l'uv'lnt \tilO Is in St Augustine.
II".l(IIldu met Mr and Mr“ Wallace
Ilurvlu, II fmv days ago. Thu latter are
on their wrddlng tour, and III'(- expect-
ed to li‘llll‘n north soon.
('upmin \'(IIlt\ is III \Iurk today.
cleaning the tubes of the bullet of his
slohlnul', Addie \. She will be over-
hauled bud put into commission for tilei
coming sonsou. .
liar-III lengs, or ii NI-w street.
guvII'u vrrv pit-tsitul. |Iit party at his
home lust evening. There were about
tint-(In portions pl'I".td(‘l‘ll,, and they on-
loyoa thi- game IIntil'Ii latt hour. Ru—
ltcshments wore scrvrd during the
evening.
The robean-Iui for thr- dastrr music
in tho East Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Church, inst night, was by for
tho most successful yet hold. There
was It large attendance,.dua possibly
to the contest which was indulged in
.II the («Inclusion of the rrgular reheur.
sal. This was to deride which were
the champion singers. the men or the
ladies. The latter sang"; “No Never
Alone." and the men sung “There is
Sunshine in Mv Soul 'I‘odny." 'l‘be
judgrs could not deride which was the
winner, so well was each selcctiou rou-
dcrod. Director Hipsou said he had
feared that the contest would be close.
so no hint brought two cakes. and theta
worn enjoyed by all. The cake award-
ed the men aflorded considerable
amusement. and some of those who
partook of it. thought they detected
a lover of North Carolina pine, but
this may have been only imagination
on their part.
ROWAYTON.
—...
i
Mrs. Louis Schmidt Is quite III with
grip.
Carlton Hubbard who has been ill
is now improving.
Miss Mildred Theall is quite III, the
effects oi a fall on the ice.
Miss Edith Mead returned home yes-
terday from (I visit with friends In
Greenwich. .
Miss Anna Sowarbv. of Now \ork.
is visiting Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Mills
in Rowayton.
. The Ladies“ Home and Foreign Mia-
siouary societies met at the Baptist
parsonage. yesterday afternoon.
Miss Florence Raymond. of Merwlna-
villa. is spending the Easter vacation
at her home on the West Side
'l'htI Lndles' Aid Societies of both
churches. met at the parsonagca and
transacted routine business yesterday
afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Societt of the Moth-
Mothodiat Episcopal parsonage, yester-
rim afternoon.
walk! who has been spending a few
weeks with C'apteln and lfrstl ILRow
land has retnrded home
blrs. Charles Young and two child-
ren and “re Willis Overton of South
Nonalk, spent yesterday with Mr. and
blurs. Harr'ey A'okart Rowayton ova.
Im‘l‘he ladies of the Bitpllst. Church will
act .I saiesladlea in 10.8. Smith I:
Company” II store. Friday and Saturday,
March 11 and 12 for the boltolltt of the
church.
John Knapp. the ’wéllI known Wilbbn
contractor, and three men 3&2an
hire for the smog Sir. , app will
untried woo
”it:
chughs and moi/eats crou .
kIIIIor noxl Sudan
- l'lnooluolo, Minn Jennlt Scott;
odist Episcopal Church. met at tho I.
Master Clifton: Hayes. of. 80th Nov- -
.II-itm I I...
i I:
In ......
time (In QcIs I eir nig t
95.. tumor ‘ -.'.
'l‘lII- meeting
cutaneous at it: so o‘clock. and all sro
illVItOli " ' v‘ I II
A rtIht-IIIsIIl 01 the IuiIIIItIoIs who are
LII..
to take pm in tho antenatgmna'tye,
0
be given soon for tho i)t‘ ntIllt
Ion llusc Company. will be held this
evonlnl at tho homi- of Mrs 5er E
Stevens. in hogan street.
The I-‘pworth IA‘llfil't‘ (If the Metho-
dist :Church, hold a social at tho home
of Mr. and Mrs. W, F. Ambler, Rower-
Ion nvenur, last night. A large num-
ber wcrp [In-soul. The following pro-
gram was most delightfully rendered:
duet.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I‘. Ambler; vocal solo
bliss Kate Stevens: (hart. Mr. and Mrs
w, l-‘. Ambler; vocal solo, Miss Alice
Brtmdnga. Miss E. Louisa- Stevens was
the accompanist. l’itI was him on-
loved and ice cream and (Iako were
named. Everyone enjoyed It most do
lightful (Ironing
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Misti Alla Conn ls vialtlnu hl'l' aunt
in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred .lolliffb. have re-
turned from the city and will spend
the summer hcrc.
Norman Williamson has uncured a
position with the \ ale and Towgte Com-
pany in their New York oillco.
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Bnatt. and
son ilfll’t‘ sailed for Europe where they
will spend several months.
Rev. H. 8. Brown gave another of his
l onion readings last night at. his home. .
The subject was Rev. Nowell Dwight
Hillls' book. "The Quest of Happi-
Dena
Maui Walluca Peary. (bet Eskimo
ind who is living with William Wal~
ilsce on the Zicgirr place in Noroton.
does not seem to improve Mun his
recent attack of pneumonia so quick-
ly as his friends would like; The
pneumonia itself has subsided. but.
the boy is not picking up his former
stnngth. and there to fear that he
,may develop tuberculosis from
which other members of his family
died. The Wallacea are very fond of
Maui and are not only giving him
ovary comfort but are to obtain. tho
best possible medical advice in order
to bring about his recovery, ll pos-
slhlo.
...—..—
wssrp‘on'r.
Mia-II Cora Wakeruan has returned
from a visit. with friends in New York
city,
it is rumored that plans are out for
two shore residences. work on which
in to begin within a month.
A hearing on the some of Leigh R.
lloyt will be had before Probate Judge
l) B. Bradley. Jr. on Saturday.
Tramps are numerous In this vicin-
ity Opportunity has been given sumo
to secure employment with tumors.
but the roadsters show that spring
lever and work seriously alfoct them.
last. night Westport Grange mat
and enjoyed a specially arranged pro-
gramme presented by E. C. Blrge, Miss
Dorothy Adams. M. H. Cooley, lacu-
ard ‘.GaIIlt Mrs. J 0. Hyatt and Mrs.
George Guyer.
George H. Tiliay will have work re-
sumed on his new tract as soon as the
frost in sullcleptly out of the ground.
The improvements at. tho Farms will
be as extensive and as attractive as
those ot a similar character now bolng
made west of Greenwich station.
Yesterday the remains of Henry 8.
Jackson. who died in New Haven. Bun-
dary. waro brought here and interred
in Willow Brook cemetery. Dooonod
was formerly a resident of thin place
and at one time a rostrynan of Christ
church.
Now for spring and with its advent
sweat femininity grows agitated. not
so much regarding what to was: as
how to get it. Our summdr girls on
among the most attractively gownod
in the State. ovinclng that by book or
by crook the perplexing quantum ls
llnaliy solved.
‘ What will the harvest be?" hnms
Tom Walsh as he puts on hip boots
and proceeds to make a circuit of his
onion lam. No one is» prepared to
fully satisfy Thomas .0“ that point.
Meantime ha is looking for something
more congenial. with aspirations for a
political "got next" In town. It is
known that Wash has a following in
Rosavllla and sbbout his home that
ought to help him on a vote.
CRANBU RY.
William Disbrow is ill.
Many hero are ill with grip.
Mrs. William Gregory Is on the sick
list.
his sister, Mrs. P. W. Gregory.
George Mills, who broke his log by
a fall from a ladder a few weeks ago,
Is slowly Improving.
Rev. Edward Cunningham. of East
Norwalk. will preach in the chapel, on
Sunday afternoon. at l: 15
A large may toudored a urpriso
party to Mr. and Mrs Frank .Grog-
Im. on Tuasilaysntght. Among the at:
ti‘actlons of lhzdevehlgg who 2:”.
music. songs a 0 one ac-
tions. ‘lupporlesgékdebout all-
“A were present.
hand U! ml:
Nil'whsull will
in the chapel on unday and Wednes-
day evenings. during the rest of March.
fire services wfllbegl
byenlag. at at”; .IT
figsslstedmm
log a
mhrge attendance is desired. Coilec‘
“tilt voice til“: “
(int up with the]
”at P???"
Frank F‘ltch of Wastefloa villted V
312- _
:WW“
‘ . saw suresu bossa't div. Till.
I»:
0‘,.l.....iIIIW Pol.
do ilonr .
multiplier Voluntarily
homeland
IWItllNlNOTON March 10. ~—’I‘hat an
investigation of the postoflice depart?
ment by the House- of illopfeuotativoo
é .
will result from the publication of the .
'II-IepOIt involving members of con-I
grass in that connection. was tudloa‘s
tort by every Impression possible
short of a vote in that body yastarday.
With n-whirlwiud ot protest, the re-
port wua taken up by indignant mom-
baru, (hair personal connection with
it explained and oplthrts hurled all
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
i.Brletow
I "The Bristow report was conoolvodlm
in iniquity, born in sin and has trav-
elrd its course until it has struck tho
public of the United States as a. great
attack on a body of men as free!
wrong doing, corruption crime I!
irregularity as say equal numbin- a!
men on the face of the earth. "
This was the parting shot. of
resentatlva Groavenor. of- Ohio
paying his tribute to the report. ..
Mr. billey. (Conur), who was charg-
Ird in the report with being o trivial
violator of- the law in leasing Ml
building In \Vluated Com, to tile
gth-rnmant for post olllco pom,
explained that within 24 hours floor
his attention had been called to tho,
statute to question. «ho lad assile per;
sonal application at. the post oilca do-
partment to bavo tho lease cancelled.
First Assistant Postmaster General
,Wynne had asked him to delay the
{batter that. he milbt a it up with
he luv: departmsnt. ehsd been in-
furmod by (I written opinion from the
. Connecticut Bursaa§
0'. WW.
.ulm
rtoto
t,lcs which has MOE
a‘ rather bulk'ymvolunqla lltit}l ....
anon a t
1% biggies! rt mv hate
heart that the distinguished gentleman
pl totem were not
fire at at. forth a town to!
about 25.000 lulu lulu. Ind thaII-ltl
contains some» 9mm“
facturlng ludustr sellout.
P 190 - ‘
am to out» MM
devotod to d'osorlp one of :as'
t.torloa In 29' towns I
tiBelc : "
wold “
and other placesv wb oh
been indicated u the
éfléauoffii
Danbury are the only‘lhlrlleld I; . -
towns treated in II .
In I“ I l
t
;,{--- .
"d. a are illustration of 7‘
III: III ......I I‘i
eh!!! Iro' who. , ,
buildings; of pr! tivs‘ apI. , .
son’s arqplctursa largo ind l '
But Stamford is not there. Not one
of its mu m is I
in a dascriptloaw kill it is at:
ed. is intended- to rapmseut 0
half a industrial aottvitian.1‘o in
MI 3W0“ II not (ItI'if'ely mit-
tad-IMO"! ll rude of :l. 15.000 util-
tion to as»! the (minutiae. and tho
Won III (but this. rent-shuts tho
mm 0! bull-ass horé for the pork
0d III“!- most-
.421“, it ll In interesting r
'W's MufaotuI'Zbg ldttoli'lov
“flamenco. tlIcro" lsIa "stem
its- 1 r onions and that to useful. .
There are also tables of. ststi
000410110 could undarstlld‘thtt thr-
“sobodulo numbcrxinaant ' new.» might
humble to obtain some usatul 1-for-
even about Biathlon; otor It
must be ISM: mod that do; industries
I" not omitted from thW‘Wllmt.
Than thnre la- o histoty on Ms
strikes and lockout: iii their United
States. with supplies a- lot of mun-I
eating information (or “nope who-
cares to utltrlv it.
The room-I will cause inure "loin
log in some towns than in Stanford
But Star lmd will so douthIc‘orllaué
to It: ..~ .IsII and Its motorist will ”con
department, two daya later that his
election to congress did not invalidate!
the lease in. any waY. '
.I Mr Hill (Conn. ). likewise mau- .
lioued in the Briatow report donlr
that ho had done anything liltpropeII.
Ha read from the original papers and
called attontiou to the omission from
the Bristovv report of certain endorpo
mentothoraln.
"Was it malice. or was it (not-am.
or what: was it?" he inquired. II.-
had he sold. submitted cartlin qucs- i
tlons to General Briatow, showers (II
which had been Infused. ~
"1 am mitts to vote for a resolu- .
Mon to luvostlgato myself and to in-
vestigate the fourth assistant post-
master general."
round of applause. Holding
copy of tho report. Mr. Hill
mantly daclu'od:
"That document is the produc‘tbn:
of a liar and o scoundrel."
I Mr. Hill claimed that tho inspI-IIII I.
report showed that his action In tho.
case of tho Nor-walk post. omca was I :-
sctly the opposite of that charged In
the statement sent to the House.
Mr. Hill was loudly applauded. Hi~I
concluding word! had thrown tin
House into confusion, and 817.»..th
snoop had diflculty to restart... (It'-
up It
VchL'-
er. ~
I "There is nothing in any or itto
pugn any improper motive (n- (70!!-
ucl. upon any number at the House"
said Chairman. Overstroat, of the
committee. who combatted the Men
of an “Minuet Mr. WHIIIIIIII.
the Democratic leader, urgod a u-om
pleto iltiiflilfltlon of the whole post-
ollco department. and received Um
aorta ”blush ot both sides of the
once and the satisfies.
I it sooa was load that the mo
hours which had boon alloted to the
lubiool-Ivsamu solos to be near
onougb time [on the What (‘\.Illlll~
alone which rumors were demand-
ing the right to tasks. and II motion
to extend tho debut. until t o'clock
tomorrow use curled. .
m
tastnortscois R‘AGIEUL’ room.
home". 0mm or with. skin
commute rm. .
srmnopmm Ohio, my or.”-
run city sat night _ _ its out
cefu nl
Tn?! militias
arm
running at. -
lea of militia ocouy yth
and 0:0”!th . ,,
last Sunder ntoroli
.u
ho “€1,801” Ill
Ihnrnuas blankets etc.
Ibly (In its way to Bridgeport.-
mnl was caught. tattoo to a barn, \I‘hcr. . '
»wbo when he arrlvodégnhr ‘
‘ oil and made haste Milena".
. aelf from his stoloo g
tlIIIIII to supply thc world With “”51?
1 oil) (otobmctt products area if Iran
(ImIIInt and s chaptorlalIMt’R' In the
Inport of the Bllf'Pall Ibl' mm 8““?
IIIIs-—Stamfovd Advoamt ;-.. Ii I.
WW4. ‘I
necovrno "out! 11AM it
:Mru I.
IFroderick Eoklrt Finllh' His I“. M
.. NONI. I0! I. I .It,
The horse and bufl'r‘ Waging to
.Fodcruk Eekart which was stolen
Baturdny afternoon but ‘ut Nun amt:
Cannon streets; Bridgeport was lobbi-
(ut- frisltrdlty afternoon in .Nonallr by
l.‘ a‘Italn Arnold and Mr Mart. I
The stolen tram Was llhlltionfld'im
the thief about a mile this We
of Burton some tithe Saturds'v III I.
'lhI horse was IIIIlIltcbod, and‘ t
were pivood'
in ”It corriagr bv the roadsido. Th0
but-rt- was given its liberty. 8.,tde '
morning a man living in Normk shrr
thv horse milking eastward. sumac
ha‘si‘ni
It has been (Ivar since. Police Clit-
,lnin Morehousn of Norwalk lcanwil
\ertorduy for the first time of Mr. Bl“
art‘s tiflifm team by tho de‘hcrlpflanl I
road on It postal cnI-(l sent out Iron:
in ldgcport It appears that.- -thc chief
of polio e at. Norwalk. after melting II I
first information about the Ilium:
team went home sick; anddld lot com
.muuicate his knowledgoIto 1hr root of
the department. That is why Ofléor
Mon-house of Norwalk, mid not com-
munlrntc with (he Bridgoportpolio'a ho
ION.“ \Icstarday noon.
and Mr Eckart coma Ibo Nomi} os~
tardnv aftarnoon and found'tfie all a:
IIropIIIItr as stated. AI “malt!!! nar-
len took charge of the bum Ihd’ I'-
hers Arrangements were
the man who has been
horse to take it to Br'idgoiot‘titddoy:
The abandonment. than
loam bv the thief near Dill
rise to all sorts of thooflbl
hn nbandon his stolen bootyl:
nearly midnight when he' In”
the place where the horse was
loose and the thief waa
soon ‘2 from molestation.
think; the thief la
dent. near Darlau in
Brldg 2,50" and pain; MM“!!!
stole l e turn to take hibi- .
other ndlcer to of the on
team was stolen by I d
(llnrr
comm: ran
began to realise the. an
crlmo. when the enact
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or South Nor-walk. Bridgeport and.
(would Arnold '
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