u...—
ht"
tron mt Th0.
‘ 'Il'
.
“l
H . lit the tree. tho only
» n that Highway Com-
, « 0.!Nlifltch no ”tinnit-
. . lilion. Tho planting
; ‘ {Honky ,
of the hills developed
napalm-«Aloud 0.! crush-
tl redoivod by the city.
it tic yards. nt 31.35 per
hflll‘lll to $935.55.
Mohwmd roportcd that
't'hohow» ontlot of the
newer into thy kaor
ill bohegun this weak: .
_ Clark Street Sower.
I‘lnnlentlon Willi rot-oivod from
th. stating that the
nod tho outhoune in
which runs from Hoyt
' only it River.
at tribal it newer in
i ht eot‘whioh in n‘
t
l
q
éngih.
, ““1!an zit-vomit places in
vii fell nour Clark street. which
wlwllnoctcd with any newer at
t... And from whit-h rsowet‘uflo
he run into n (,ilnrk strcot new
‘vntolmwor was in use in Clark
udmdyonrn ago but it has been
~ full for u long time,
‘tl'ilrmln' lochtvoml. of ,tho sowor
to wrap mitt-sham the mat-
atnclgrotty “"mlll‘tlllet'r omulos N.
hadmndo a protllo. for :1 sewer.
‘ Wood recommended the laying of
Madrid] honor. The name he. tig-
would come lll-th-t-n $160 and
Tracy, Grogory and Waltl'r
it. of the lloulth lloard.‘ wore
. dunno at. the meeting.
l‘.‘ Tracey said that tllt.‘ health
‘ .t‘il‘hnl} had troublu in this locnlity
for .sywtirnl yours pout. When the
pmmywmna o‘i'dor plneos oounortod
’ filth tho. it"wnr they wore mot with tho
WIV‘.i‘hnt th‘r-ro was no newer with
ultimo connect, * ,
Tho matter war. loft to tho scwor
milliliter). which will invostlgate and
.: report at. tho next meeting.
some-notion will probnbly rosult as
hedmnn board in ovidontly determ-
; ihedto mnko tho. locality sanitary.
lndtéator for Fire H‘ousc. .
Chief J. Thornton l‘rowitt. of the
Fired Dopzlrtmotd‘ mailed thal nn indi~
on Thu placed in lhn’untn str‘oflt um
lilo he. ‘lin said that, when an alarm is
filmed. in and the flro appnrntus starts
to tllll’orout parts of the t'ily.'lt is
ti e that on indicator ho put up. ’l‘ho
" or ‘nsakod the chief what the cost
onld ha and ho roplied that ho was.
rapt! red to say. He merely wish-
, bring: thu matter totho attention
0'! ,e-eouncll. 'l‘lm- iiro commltoo
as _lNrna‘:.-d to look into the matter
oport lit the next melding.
.. Fair Grounds Sewer.
, he tinnm-n department wpa authorw
ed to borrow the ,Lum' of‘ “1500.0‘00‘.
’ ‘whioh to pay hills. Among the
Wits thm for tho extension of tho
treat power ‘toitho Fair Grounds.
. for ht must the city between
HINT. $u . .‘ ‘
‘llghls‘ rotnmitlm reported that
" at tho writer of Wall and
‘ and in NOl‘ill avenue,
ongoLCross anti Ma‘ln
( satisfactorily changed.
Tax Abatements and Liens.
rottwulnoudalion of City Tax
3. ‘3‘. ‘lloits‘, mum; of Michael
tho extent. of $3.“ and
s were abut-r
n of the
‘ ‘ 'oru placed on the prop-
ri~‘. on Al. .lonesl’ for 518 nhd
overly of Rum; Goodwin for
h "lionll’iit’wtlietux colléctor. for
l with the United Status Fideli-
ll unrautoe Compltnr M surety.
. €‘t : .t . .r l w”; wt:-
in ftanduptihée Repafls. ,
report. of City Librarian Dothn
, honor» for March‘vshowed that
1‘: tho-month there wore 7,500
torn to no library. a daily average
The number of hooklt given
“tally avorage'lhzl. ~ u ,
V _ , t port of Chief of Police-Thom-
Bmillny, Inr....\pril :ihownd thattglnr:
~ 1“. All, will 1.11.? '5 ,. 0V0
ngqyéln ‘ it'll" ofplllc' 3180mm“;
Petition. ‘
__dge Ellwood hit. them-murmur
than to; hot nj railroad depot
th-‘pr tough, he rod
lul been nigntul by a. . largo
hf. “mém‘hérn? of" the. trfiorwulk
s Mon‘n"-\smwintlon and others.
’ ‘ down his ,“RSUEMW
tl‘ntlords no cohvhni
fie belié‘t‘otl"lt“
h .11,
1'1“ tojgo into do ls. d?”
he’ continuum ll ire an. :31
. ‘Uponmlotlhn’éfheww
ihlock, the ninttor was refer-y,
consisting at my:
It. to.
taillight: Titus of the High-
W‘”
tlmt below my crnnhnd moo
t o tuna and dust
_ rtllyll'etibtotl Ruth‘lhb
W-Mllm.‘ “-Drt' tlrdmrwmko of
OCtMilUll A low yonl‘n ago. when thorn
.m u provost nguinnt tho. thoronxh-
a "who rumour. result 0! union
Billie Highway Cornmltlnloner Junior
H. McDonald litu‘t' «Quilt at the Nor-
wnllt (‘iuh and told down the t-nrdlnul
lprinciplon of mud hulldinx. which first
with "it! mmovul otrthntmnd and dust.
Than tho cruslu-d otono uhould he plac~
did" on xuul“’thomttghly ‘wot dnwntnnd
Itlwun «trunnion of. bludor and the
Whole rolled down. . t . _ '
llr. tin-gory hold that South Nor
\vulk's ntronts nrn for superior to
Nut-naill‘s. 'l‘ho former. ho. unill. ro
‘pnirud iln roads in auctions and do.»
tho work \voll. South Norwnlk n-
wuys, he continued, acrnpos tho mud
i'rtnu tho l‘Olltl‘li before applying the
stono.
llr, liltulwork outiornml the limit“
month of Dr. llrogory. lle comtidcrod
Norwnlk‘n method oi repairing to ho
slovonly.
tioorgv W, Cram. who stntod that he
hall built many mllvs of mncndam
rond,‘ spoke for novornl minutoo on
road building. its .cnrdinnl principlus.
hnso. slant. ottt.
(.‘hulrmnu llotln. oi the Highway Dn-
pnrtuwut, nnld tlutt ho lllltl removod
nhout 300 loads of mud from Worst nvo
‘uuo, lllol't' thou hnd horn token nwny
hoioro in five yours. .
ltlxvhlnyor Arthur (7. Whoolor spoil“
it good word for Mr, ilotts and said
tho work was all right us far as it
wont. but that it should go farther.
Ho. lit-lltll'i'il that it would he 11 good
thing.r to take away 300 more lands. He
believed that South Norwnk'u rond
lllt‘lllnllt‘ \voro worthy of imitation.
(loot-no it}, (,‘nrtls, who hnd nonunion
to “pond :1 Motor in Porto ,ltlt'o. spoke
of tho llllllllll)‘ road. eighty foot in
width. tli'l'tlfiri the islnud. which is an
ongluvoriugz font. linpox-iullv notlcon-
bin was 'thoriino pitl-p of the road.
Wllli'll wnn nrrnngrd so that whon
the rain iuils on it, it runs off directly.
hlxlyor Smith spoke of n piece. oi
mud in llrit‘lld‘port. ovor which ho trav~
mind runny times it day for twelve
2mm, :it whit-h thoroughfare oxpt-rtn
from all over tho country had a ohnnoo
nu.l all were unsucoonsiul. There
\uro dnuhlo tracks running through
lilo comer, making a tint rrownod road.
hotly the
.lmrt built an asphalt. pavement.
' .Iuduo hockwood unit] that ho would
liilcu to did: Mr. Crnm nnd Dr, Gregory
'lll‘ :1 remedy for Wont ill'UlllU‘. Mr.
(from rupliod lhnt it hr- gave nny ox‘
'wrt mlvit-e lm would import to get paid
for it. llr, tin-gory thought. expert ad-
Vli‘t‘ norosdnry. ' ‘
.\ir. (irtuu rol'errtrd to Norwnlk as he
‘zqr v'rrs- uuprogrosslye and utter ho
had spoken alomrtll‘is line, ,City Clerk
i. Holdup l‘iurlhutt hold thnt he could
mt sit by quietly null hear Norwnlh
'tnsniivd in that. manuor, Mayor'Srnith
iillil ilm‘.‘ no argument the gontlomer
)l‘ttzit‘ill could put uprwonld convinco
‘ilm that tho ntrentn‘ol tho city are.
not ‘in imitor condition at the present
ilmo than they wore twenty ‘yenrs‘ngorr
nlmmho loft thocily. llo holiovod
Norwhlh to ho u progressivo place.
'l’ho discussion finally came to n
(-1059. having extended until hourly ll.
"l’ifltltlll
‘Dr. Tracey said that some time ago
ho‘hnd boon called to Franklin nvont’te
to attend a ‘ohild who had bot-u run UV-
{‘1' in tho strmt by n llflSHlllg wagon and
had its low broken. He understood
that the children were not allowed to
why in ”Union Park. llo had been in-
.i'ornwli that if the. ohlltlmn in the vi-
Q‘inity or lt‘l‘ttllllll'll ntfinllo'lvt‘llt into
the pork to play. a policeman was sent
tor, to drive thtxlu oi‘i,
John H. Hoyt. who said he. had lived
in tho‘ vicinity for somnthiug llku um.
yours. hollovt‘tl that the doctor had
boon m ltd u iorlimd.
i
motion was made, howoyer, to tho pro
zuinououh non of tho pork for baseball
1)}“tllo students in Nilrwnlk.., ;
or, 'I‘rnc-ey also brought up tho mat
ter of toy pistols usod at Fourth of
”.h'uy. file honovod that it would be
oil to prevent their use. .- There were
two dentin: in Norwalk last year. he
said. rosultiug from loukinw. resulting
from, nocitieutsi with um: toy pistols.
The highway committee was nuthon
land to liltl'chahe another barge load
of crushed stone, when it whet yntuadlall
The matter at pinning the; photo
graphs of Ex-Ainyorn C. 1.. Glover and
‘Goorgo Ii. Buxion ou'iho whilst was dis
eusshd. alter \vhloh’ tlle"‘monting ad.
iournod. ‘ » . -
W.-
- ~ ANNUAL MEETING;
cbnnecticut’Typdthetae Elects attire”.
‘ at New Haven. ' . .. . .
" .Ni... HAVENi May lie—Tho Gounod;
tlcut ‘ Typptheiae held its Annual
mooring in this glty
thh-Fy‘azhrly reports read show-tho as
nociatlmrtnlho lo a flourishing eondi
:lou. Ton new members were recelv
611,, d‘rrlng tho past your. Following h.
. i3. . .
President. W. Hylmo, pt Now it ven;
om: “nonresident, WxFi. Mnrigol ,
Bridgeport: secmniflwnrenidmt R.-
P , than! ,
hath ‘
in put. ,
should flrnth
the hall of Honor for Month. of March
The l‘i‘t-illll. was that the oily of llrldgo‘
‘ uca. Adollne Mayan, Allro'ilictlnrthy,
Dr. Tracey understood that no my ‘
well it lower-p poolsihla tor the coup?
last night, ant“ ‘
it t
‘ .JbRFH‘I alum um “Bod?
“.Qil'tzfiht‘ 9‘ ” ,
8'“..va ”94-,
filth, on mum.
unysmlwtm ahddougluhn llrumm.
Edward Pinnognn, “'lllll‘l‘ hlct‘urthy,
John McMahon, Jlmeu Monoxhan, Joll-
eph Monhhnn. Join Murray. Cllfll‘ltlll
Klu‘t‘. 'l‘hotnnn l-‘unith.’
lnr. (loom it‘ll ulna. , .
’ Glrls.-Mnry lronunu. Annn
hlul‘y llt'iody. lioun llutéhd-y,
Iiuokloy, Eliznlu-th llyl'nru. .leunlo (lai-
lnhau. Axum etinw'llyp»ilxnmn llonnel:
tr-y. lrrma llutuult. Elunllvth llnmllton,
hinry llanlllton. ltuso “ninth, imm-
liuyes, Elimhoth Kiudiilon. Helen
llylo', Agnes Lynch, Lillian Lynch. (hep
trudo Mnglu-r. Alanna Mctllnn, Axum-t
hit-l’ohluz. Annn Monmhuu, hiury Mor-
inrty. Nullio Morlnrty. Axum ltynn.
Mary Slmouuky. Ronn Sullivan, lilthol
’l‘oolhili. Mnrunrot Williams, Mury
Willlnms. . _
- _ JUNIOR GRADE.
Boyd—*h‘rlmcln linrrutt. Frod lint-iv
loy, John Buckley, illlvrr (lnddnn, Wil-
liam (.‘nllnhnn. liulzh Campbell, Vincent
Costello. linynnmd (iroul. \l‘llliiun
()roul. Edward Doyle. .lohu l'lul’ty.
Frank l‘v‘nrvoli. Lrstvr li‘nrroll, .lonnph
(hinder, hunter (lormeltsy, Harry
Jinnah, John llornn, 'l‘homnll llm'nu.
William liornn, lloruard Kipdillen,
Miehzu-l Kopnol. Edward lint'rlgnu, Eti-
wurd hoary. .lnhu‘ilynch. John illnhor,
Chit-euro McCarthy. 'l‘hnmun Mrllugh,
John McMahon. Joseph Mohiuhon. Wil-
linm McNornoy. Alexnmlvr hit‘l’enko,
Hubert Morl‘torly. John him‘inrty, John
Monughnn. William Monnghtrn. Joseph
Mornu, John Murphy. John O'Connor.
lililgt’llt: O’NeiL John O‘Neil. Stophen
ilrrln, Louis l‘ugnnttl, Sit-plu-u i‘nliu-
hush, John result. Jtmtplt Permit.
ileorgo‘l’lcket'iug. Roland l’lutt. Frnuk
Sanders. .lmnvs Sunderr. Arthur Singu-
wnld.
tlirle-‘rlrouo Barron, Mary l’luonley.
Front-on llcvrunrd. Eilznhr—th Brignr.
\duriha llnt'klt‘y, Katherine (‘tlmpbolL
tuna (‘m-nuugh, Month.» (lliggot, new
trlt-t- Cnlt'llltin, llolon Collins. inn-y
i‘olllns. hiinnlo (lolllnd; Albin‘tn (‘oln-
r‘itit‘li. Anna Connolly. Front-rs thumb
in. Nollio (‘l‘t‘illlltll'. hinrgnrot Doucoln.
\ioliy Drummer. .lumio Ell-high, Home!
‘v‘nrroll. itlliznhoth Fodor, Lena-it‘cvdnr.
Rosl- l‘vtlor, linrgarot lv‘innognn. Anon
Fitzgerald. Eileen (lullnghor. Margnrrt
tiornrh.~,v, Mnry lindik. Min-y llnlnz.
lntlu Hollornn. Mary Honing" Gran-o
lltm-nrd. Mnrgnrrt lluhhurd. lit-lent:
Kindilion. Millie llohler, Theresa Kop-
"lDl. Ella Kuck, Jennie Lon. Nellie Lee,
Alice Lock'n‘oml, Aleohin Much, Mitr—
nlrvt Lynch, llinry Mnrucn, Nettle Mur-
lirlody.
*‘lorouoe Mr-(‘nrt.hy. Anaatrmin Mol-lngh,
Aunn McNorney. Eth Murphy, (‘lnrn
Murmy‘, Annu ‘Nenry, Louise Nrary.
olu Nihlil. Rita (,l‘lirlv-n; Elvira Palom-
lgt, Katherine l'inknrlng. Helen Pollu-
rouh. Mary Pollukonhflllcnhclh Quinn,
Vlary Quinn, Edith Roman. Anastasia
Rooney. Myrtle Sculloy, Mnry-Sluwndtu.
“indie, Sheehnn, LouisnSmith, Madeline
SlllllYilll. \‘olmnr Enough. Aunu 'l‘otlt-
hill. Lillian Tyrell, Volmnr anlns.
Anna. uni-go. Mnry War-no, linthtsrlno
White. Kuthorihn.Wlllinnm. ( ‘ .
WANTED—Leas rootlsnnlass.
Tho nsslatant secretary. at war has
tpauoll an order that. tho. eavnlrytuen
’n tho rounlnr army wound-now style
«that. The new chnpenu is described
ts. being a double. ended. cloth attnir
with a deep dream: longthwisu through
the. middle and perohod on the man’s
head with a cantto olthur left or right.
l‘hn‘,muu dislike them: “lids," and am
trimmed to wear thorn. tor when they,
to pnople low: at thom, and make inn.
1’ mom. They oven goo-so for an to call
them. “Tommy Atklnn‘JX which in hard-
yltrmting an Amnrioannoidiet right
inviow oi’ llistorlcnlvijaotn. , ..
Tho trndo of war is an honorable
rude. and it should he rognrded as so,
md‘tho men who are .eugnged in it
thpuld lioroapectotldor the bravery
:hnt .we . knowwhr’y wagons. .fiEhey
:hp‘uld ho dressed in the mom: sorvico
lhlohnd, practical nuil‘ot‘hnnnd hat in .
experiments tried por order of the M. *
«istant nocratnry oi‘ war-”wheneyer he.
Tools 1le making a tow regiments .ot,
nontteel like monkeys. ’l‘here has:
”lean. too much follishness shown in"
,Linndllng the army or into and‘the new i,
_ ileztoel that thoy can get along, without i
- mite ' scrunch“ ln.;,tlp_:' tuture.
~—
rrrl: thUhlitShlt strocy YAnns.‘
gm Inf 5300.006 sh'ntltlnedby ‘indllnlp
’ ‘ ~otto’9qrnoratlon. '
mot ‘
t1. tlle , Ult.
all‘hl’il a
tniiroad:
la‘
lessor $390,300 to tho Bolt-.-
aud' Union Stock Yards Com; .
divorheadv of: cattle were burned
tic sheds and
. liar
lather withx
M300 hntihohi or ’conm. 1- .
en‘dho' msxdisonvnred. wont
psult‘of thoeltctlon of omen: ' .
headiotmue therein .Ilmyurua ‘
p ”resent in. .
Twain 1.
"use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- ‘
. the ovaries, and kidney troubles.
APOI‘lS. Vlnd., May 3.-—h“lt:o V.
ion Stoolt Yards early today. .
Th9 infillmllcnz.,is 8100.099! 1 ‘
one“ turtle or cattl’amen notation j
your.» “harlot“. . .
., Mm
Ruportl of Annual Meeting Show no- ‘
crane in Mombarnnlp.
Tho notnlvntmunl convention of the
IGrand Division of the Son» at 'l‘umpor-
{ours met in So'ltl Munchonler Thurs-
\
Pinkerton.«menial-«knotty. Muir Polo . ,-
Jolul Htt‘t‘flmul- ‘.
. tit-r in thin mute to ho l.ltl7. of whittll
‘ numhor Manohnnter dlvlnlou m bill
tlll)’ In Chem-r Hall. The uonulou 0h-
l-ned lit in o'rim l; with (lrnnd Worthy.
Patriarch (tom-m,» it. Bill. of New limu‘
Pil‘l'rt‘liltllllg. Reports wot-o presented
l‘tlm tho «evornl department». 'l‘hot
roport of tlu‘ mud worthy pulrlnl'ch’
tillUWti llu: totul nu-mhurnhlp of tho or-i
l
‘ nlltl South hintirlwntvr tiivhllon 58. Nthi
‘1 I
M‘iss‘km Peterson. SEC”! . 5
my Parkdtile Tennis Club, Chi l
cage, from experience advises an
rout}: 3W. W119 hive palns. and
sickness peculiar to their sex, to ,
table Compwnd. ' ‘ i
How many beautiful young lrls do- i
velop into worn. listless and hopeless 1
women. nitnply heonuuo hunk-lent utten- I,
tiou hotshot been pnidto their physical ‘
tit-veluptno t. No woman is exoulpt
from phyn col weakness and eriodic
pain. and young girls just budding into ;
\VOillillllltlotl should be cnrciully guided l
thysitrfllly nu well as morally. Another
wotnnn.
Minn llnnunll E. ernhon. Col-
llngswootl, Nu .. says:
"i thought i would writo and tell '
you tlmt. h following: your kind nd-
rice. l final “to n. new patron. [was
always thin and delicate, and so weni:
titut i could hardly do anything. Mcn- t
:truntlon wan irregular. l
“ l triad in bottle of your Vegetable ‘
t'otnpouud and hogan to feel better i
right away. I continued its use, and l
nm now well and strong. and mom i
strunto regularly. lczmnot snyt-uongh .
for what. your medicine did for me."
- 45900 [or]I It I original of aboli- lotto: proving
tsunmcnuuo Mo 00 Muduud. .
Lydia E. Plnkhmn’s Vegetable
Compound will cure any woman
in t to land who outliers, from
womb troubles. lntlmnmntlon of
'ouu. RUNS AWAY'TO MARRY. 1
Bride in n Seminary and Bridegroom;
‘ in a Preparatory School.
~ \\'1NSTI«:D. May 3.—-Minn Helen M.
l‘y‘ry.‘ the pretty smenteon-ymlr~olt’l
daughter of iloujmuln ll. ‘h‘ry, at well.
todo uuulutheim'or tit Antonin. N. Y...
and \Vntvrhurv and n Sillilt’llt at u
Killliilll for girls at Lnltrvllle. allpped'
quietly away l’l‘iltll»“-llm latter plum-
'l‘hursduy with, Howard C. Gripper),
who rm-ently lluishwl a course. at the
\Vinatml lluslnons cullogo, and is now :
n aludout at tho linit‘lllilSéi I‘ropnrutot‘l' 2
school at Lnkovllle. to 'l‘orl'ihgthn.’
n‘huvo tiwy woro married by tho Rent
llr. Aokorman. 3
Thu youthful hrldo in said to burn!
boon forgiven by her. parents. 3
MW“ ;
- WARNING. i
You cannot havopgond honlth unions}
your kidnrys are tilllllltl. for the ltitlw
uoyn tiller the blood oi impuritiml
which otherwine not as irritating polls-l
our and hrunk down tho dollento or-l
tinny of tho body and‘ cause serious,
trouble, if you huvo kidney or hind-i
tlor trouble nud do not use. Foloy'nl
Kidnoy (lure. you will have only your"(
roll to hinmv for results. as it positive»
y enroll all forms-of kidney and bind:
lit-r diseases. For salt; at l’luisted's
drug store. .u - ""
GEN. a. s. Gustav-HONORED.
“General Edwin S. Greeley of New
Huron has been given it signal honor
hy the societies of the linion and Com
{odornto avmlou oi' the Civilzwar. Them
is to he “The Blur: and the Gray Day"
“St. Loulg tho liith of July at which
time them will be, it. grand unremitting
of tho vetermutnt tho two great arm:
lea. General. Greeley has been honor-
odwlth tut invitation to be the presid-
ing otilcer at this mooring and to do
liver the address at wolcotne. The
meeting is to be preliminary to a great
meeting to bo held in li'nnhington, I).
y in limit. \vhon-uumganizatiou will
rmod‘thnt will include the vet-
. 9 Windows
Ema-motion ~
‘ .
douior thorium-
mluhlt which‘it‘
4 yours.
‘ Frederick J, Smith. of New Huron. itllil
‘Policc Recover Team Stolen From
_ rely-oh a reward (or
‘ out and ’o‘t‘ltorn‘lu nature nut] country
- tlon by specialist:
‘ :ornithology and entomology;
~ tony, floricultnre, landscapo gardening
try culture and
’ 9 1! ac .
», .2: D‘fiwflomitodge ot Ciarkflniverslty,
9 dial. 9? iiNnhlt‘efitudy
lwnu nhm ninth: of tho minim: nnnlver-x
snry of tho. [ouudl'lg of tho order 60
il‘.',i|,_ whlt'it will 2w t-olt-llt‘aiodb
in Now llnvou on May ti and at which:
tho «poultor requested tho nttondnucn'
of nil who tpornihly rould ho present.
The roport of (imnd Srrlbo W. C. Dick—i
Ninou, of Now linven, gave the number:
or tlll'lnlonn in ”to Slnll‘ lit 19, thoro'.
helm! tltrnu litllrwéi during the your, thoj
division» lli'illl: liart, llnvvu. Now Lon-t
don and Norwich. which tin-nut n losn'
ot‘ till momboru. 'l‘lu- lmnner divinioun
of tho state are told Spring mul hlnuw
t-hontor, Wlllt'll lmve boon «bin to in«
crvnsm tholr membership by seven. For.
tho nix Illllnlllil tho houorn are divided‘
lwlwneu an-lloutor uud Cold Spring.
'l‘hv‘ report, or (lrnnd "i‘ronburor‘l
(‘hnrlon l-I. Hart. of New Haven. show-l
led a hulnuoe on llilllil on Octohor 2‘2},
limit, of ti “L45. 'l‘he. ruropltn since then!
llill't‘ horn on follows: It‘ohrunry ll. 1904..
$124.32. April lti, illflditl. mnklug n to-
tal or txhldll‘. 'l‘lm disimrsmnouts
wore $210.49 louviuz u bnlmwe oi' Mill.-1
18 or $31.?" llltll'i' thun ill the openinli' ‘
of ill“ lttxt your.
The propngnugn fund had at tho bu-
ulnniur, or tho hull your ending today,
$40.90. nud lllll-i l‘l‘t‘i‘h'i‘il to its tzrutlll
slur-e thou initial, making a total 01'
$7M“. from whirl: tlll‘l‘o has boon
drnwu orders to tho umounl of $15.
lnuving n huluuoo or $56.40. the report
of the young ponplo'n port of tho ill‘llt‘l‘
wnu given by tirund Supt-rintt-ndrut
:lllowod that part, of tho order to he
in :l flourishing condition.
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GYPSY MADE POOR BARGAIN.
Mt". Jones. '
(‘nptniu Arnold and llotoctlvo Cron-
au. of lirideport, yesterday afternoon
“on! in a horse thlor hunt in which
thoy ruptured ltvvo horses and two
teams. while the thief escaped.
l‘oxlerday morning word come to PO-
iim» headquarters that Fred Dixon 3
hirod mun of Mrs, Dnniol Jones. of
Munroo. had dopartcd with a horse and
loam belonging to her and he was
to ho bended in this direction. A d?-
wrlptlon or the outfit was furnished
and tho dotortive bureau was called
upon to iocnta the thief. The police
team was hitrhod up and the two do-
lectiven Wont out on a tour of inspec-
tion of the country roads.
’l‘hoy had not. gone for boforo they
loomed that n‘ tzrnm answering to the
rlomtriptlnn of the Cllt‘ lost by Mrs.
Jones lllttl hnnn drlvon nround tho city.
They lot'illi‘il the trail which was still
worm and followed it 2 out to Avon
Park. Thorn they came upon an on-
eampmont of gyplzlen. whoro they
learned that Dixon had traded the out.-
lit, to one of the gypsum for another
horse and team. The gypsy had left
for ports unknown, l ’
They woro'» told at the direction in
which he had tintinrtgrl and they again
started I?“ tho trail. After, a long
rhnuo ilwy owrhnulotl hing upon Hunt-
lngton road with Mrs. Jones’ horse
and cnrrinno. . Thom werexnnnexed to
the pollen conveyance. while the gypsy
was allowed to take a walk. much to
his disgust. They could ilntl no trace
pl‘_l‘lixon.~ . . . .
When they returned to this city they
discovered that Dixon had been here.
during their nhsenco‘ and had been
driving around town Finally they
found out that he had leit his team
on Water street. and haul docampcd.
He. had beaten lhl.‘ horse which he. had
traded from the'gypsy‘so severely that
a crowd of persons was attracted and
mndo him desist; whet-eat in tent- of
arrest. he. left his animalnnd vehicle
audran away. . _ . .«
The police are lookingtor him now.
although they feel rewarded in the
capture of tho two teams. ‘The ~stntc
. the capture of horse
thievon. . . . .
‘ ’ shunts swoon
. ._ Agricultural College. ‘
, The Connecticut Agricultural college
third annual summer school for teach-
.llte will he held July 6 to 29. lnstruc:
will he provided in
in bo-
'nnd forestry: and in fruit and vege‘
table growing, sanitary. dairylng, poul~
other tnrm operations,
EredMnlohlor. who in thglast summer
sehooltreatnd lhefsuhi ct of methods
it and who re-
the
_ in inlet? ind untureJ
ltnr leave ‘0! "nbaonoo
bloat. howo‘ver. {will
. ti“! ..ie.l!°-"
slurry“ hall” h otter-«riser, will
W11 ' “twenty. 0“
‘ .19on Teachers'
lty‘,‘ who, has
t e
; nu; colloseand in
MMEsOFJhW ll.
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a l» anyhow-o,
‘ in hell: mom
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g-Moywnynu "lemmas.
that evor
Crossed o.
Cigar Counter
8: THE N
Hill” lingo
are :15 u-Iu-rior to other; as, .
others my to the ;~":t>3'i' ,. ”:er L
put." “Hui!" i in :- r‘! -' luv 3%
imif~~ the but bzlliint cillzls‘l {:3-
Thrru ll n) “Jilzf 1.
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M 'l‘or‘. No oil I“? Range 2.3 it. on pvmpg
a "Hull" Rain}: and humor an r .y-eri but“
NAT-'I‘YAC'TI'RYO Min nARMN‘rrn m-
SMITH 8: ANTHONY SO. ‘5 {ghfflig‘g 5‘-
”Sahib,
A. J. COLLINS a no.
SOUTH NORWA’LK‘. CONN. ‘
Seaaions Wm be Held in July at only
w ' murmur-g _
more. stud! .
purpose. as .I did, numeral:
...
tho gtnte‘ normal
x"“r~mr ’ ._
.5 Elm .‘ tug,
law
The Kind Alum s Bought. hick has been
in use. for over 80 years, has borne tho aluminium of
‘ ' ‘« "‘ - ‘ ‘ and has been mode under his por-
sonnl supervision. siuéo its infancy.
. . » . , . .l Allowno one to deceive yonin this.
All Conntorl‘elts, Invitations and “Just-an- :ood" all-ohm;
Esperitnonts thht'trlflo with and ent'lalnmr tho health of
Infantry; “ d Wenwlilxpcrionoe ngniusg leperiment.
a 4
What is cits-room
Ontario to a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare-
,‘roric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It:
contains neither Opium, Morphine rwr'otixer Nnrootlc
substance. Its age is. its glulrnntee. ltvdnst'mys Worms
and alloys .Fevorlshnoss. It cures Dlnrrhgun nndMWind
(Mlle. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
null Flatttlenoy. It assimilates the Food,.rognlaten the
Stomach and Bowels, giving heal-thy and natural slow.
The Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother's Friend.
cerium: GASTORln germ
Bears; tho Signature of
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The K111i You Hates
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"The“Ne-w England Food Co. » ~ . -; f“ i " ' -
Dear Blrsz-e . , .1 ., ,
‘ l tum nurtured. torn long time fro
digest my tool}, partieuhtrly what I similar breaking:
in health. and had bet-outgrew irrimble‘nud; narrows.
Putnlo on ,adiet, {trot Mineral :nd on‘nnoamrhr
“ t er...
:rtomnch amine. : ,
‘. iwn‘s, run down
The finally doctor
in try for my ,hronkmt’ofl'md!‘ buxommcmmm ”me “I'M
mm}: , ;_ p; mpghtzamoltuge or en , :ufhé’x’nulhe
Tim gg’yflo. ’ I be ' mm" a f I x
to“? 019%.“? ..
ll ' breakfast. and improving '3:
7 . .. , ~. Wren-W»
Could not 1.
t
medallist. bottom J
. . auto» 1 “Warm" .mononmr-
him." Bacon. at tho Noam tore while cl war shunning ana.gugv.whlted,m
mm‘hen morn-
Mtihomer'hubthe sensation .
Norwalk Chronicler