“05nd, the petite one of the
. Item captured in the recent
' in Chincaellnnudri on State
rk ovenna, Bridgeport,
,Irohld'onl. of south Nor-
:. ‘1.“ ruthoI diQienlt and
. ,'.httttuual problem to the offl-
unburned with an o‘llcusc
Imost girls of her age would be
is. well an embarrassing. but
on not seem u feel tho weight
"charge ttbr the .diaitruu- attend-
tl' being caught in the back
the laundry with Chintac ud-
“EM has turned against the re-
her parents and is evidently
lited- upon II lldt courae she ninth
”in lite. From all llltllt'iltlnllH it
Wdtra'lght and narrow path.
,3 namely giIl, about 17 years
it lin'd one III IlOsl‘ lt'attltPR have
'vr'ecelveil the imprint of Ilce or
t‘it of the helm.‘
It the Revelation of St. John.
I not To all nppeurIunIcs she is
‘ pure girl but her. utterance»
Molrcumistances attendant upon
‘ atlasre such as to loud those
' Iliad hope for her II'IeltIIIe to bc-
Ithat hm progress in this world
1 Mia tors pro, at least until alu-
it a bitterllesson
broad to~cohtcm piste this young
all. Not starting out in life mak-
Rig. stltumeuts nttr-tbutId Io her
orning the Rt v.
, . IShe rejected his counsels
ungualg'e which II as unmistukotiblc
,b‘ priest told her that the church felt
'lhtel‘cat in her.’ 'and desired to see
, r lead a life of which she could feel
i) lid in, her declining years.
rod :totha Home of the Good Shep-
rd; in New Yotlt. IIthII women are.
{taunt polity and list-fullness
hill.” place where they have. prayers for
., rmkfast. dinner and supper? Not t'UI
l'te altio stated that she was not lit)-
The mlest remouatlat-
lth her for such statements,
" bet that her parents wele mem-
bars of tile Roman (Truthollt Church
t she only dclgued to state that she
$th 3 catholil; she was a plotest-
, What credit that may be to her
“0 the Ieligion Hill.) says she plOft‘St‘S,
she did not state.
dfltold llil‘ counsel AttoInoy Corr.
t“ mane. IIent to Middle town mean-
or the Conner tilut Industrial School
is or au,I otlIeI place that site
at come out worse than she wont
finch _perveracnesa can do her no
. “its” catholic
court agreed to
_, IIti oIeII until the June term
arents of the girl will assure
b t that they will take cure of
'ok after lIIII moral welfare.
ll’be released in their custody
at be sent out of the jurisdic-
tfiCoiiuettic‘ut without hc'r won-
out and she absolutely refuses to go
the Holno of the Good Shepherd, in
cased disposed of in the crim
mitten pleaa court' yesterday
,1 Joe Look. one of.
clean captured in the raid with.’
ahe girls. 57 and costs, amount-
‘i’eter Br,own keep-
gambling house, 550 and nosfsp
Iuphy, violation of the
. Obond forfeited John F
Ulrdty1Palli Botlcll Inmate-i
acagviobttion of the. honor
.‘Ge‘mge Swords. ot Dan-v
a plot. machine. 55d and-
mat-blue. 545 and coats;
, Ital-«sundown EPIC!“ .10.,
pt ridgepal keeping a “disorder-
7TH DYNAMITE:
gerous than to neglect
, 593130!!- holel' S manor:
_ ts irregularities and has
'aev‘ore cases after other
.It‘ Houdini births
and rmtoremheimt
‘ Settle ; Seth K. Humphrey vs. Will-
t for abbot, (Iro years."
0113.. Sterling,
wo‘ bottltis of Foley? 9 Kid-
on It parmanent. cures"
iNJUNOTION M IN" IILIGT-
W” ,-
En oinod From Carrying Out Vote of
poclnl Tum Mutln Apprent-
atina Mari» If", :21an
“MM . I
An iIIjIInI-t'ou hninIeen served on
the sI-lIIttnIIn of Milford eniolning
hem front I-I'lurilug out the vote of
.bI special town meeting held last
week to pay the Milford \Vatrr Como
' any 3L2 no for the one of Inter by the
town l'tn aeverni years past, for tire
‘ lltlrprses, from the hydrants of thc'
Iompany. “the seloctnlau are l0. l..I
ll‘ord. A. C Plutt and Charles H.
ltovle and Sanford linuitius is IIIII II
{ltmttt‘elz l
TM 0 officials are summoned to ap-
mar before II common plays court fot
he county of New Haven. on Tues-
.,lIIy Juno? , to answel to Frank B.
It was said last night that leellnx
teal-.Il S. E. Frisbee and George F.
’lntt.
These citizens. representiuk others,
Ilaim that the town has fol yearlii
)ten taxing them tor improvements.
n which they had no share. They
also claim that the 1th hydrants I'ot—
cd by the town in special town moot-
lug-are an unnecessarypumber, and
Iurther that the call for tho townI
the warning.
Ialllug upon the “inhabitants of lhe‘
-I"oIIn to assemble when the oulllEthc‘ "N“ 39"‘9‘ °' H°"' P'fl'
IhoIIlIl lIaIe been for the legal votcrsf
meeting was not legal.
of the town."
it was said last night that feeling
Iver the recent special town meeting‘
a running high. many citilens being
unsatisfied \I'lth'the void of the town.
l‘heso dissatisfied ones are said to be.
'IIslIlIIuts or the' outlying districts.
who claim that they are discriminat-
d against in that tth IeIeiI'e uonc
It“ the benefits for which they are
axed.
it is also reported that the charge
It made that-votes were cast in the
own meeting by men who are not
«gal Ioters of the town
The proceedings show that a legill’
while is to come in the c'oults before
he matter is settled. ,
; The water question in Milford has
IIIIIII imaging tire for years, and funny
ltizeus were congratulating them-l
clIIIII that ,it bad ntdlust been set- i
led. and that thI.I town was to have
ii“‘ill|illl‘ protection from llro.
The. proposition of the water cont-
Iauy was looked upon as reasonable
and the minority in favor of accept-
us: it II Its large
LADiES AND CHILDREN ,
IIlIo can not stand the. shocking
train of laxative syrups and cathar-
lI: pills are especially fond of Little.
Surly Risers. All persons who find it
.IIcIIssary to taken liver medicine
Ibould try tlIeIIII easy pills. and com-
pare the agreeably pleasant and
=ircngtbeniug effect with the nautical-
lg and weakening conditions followI
:Ig the "Fe of other remedies. lllttlc
ZlIIIly Risers cure billiousness, consti-
Intlou, sick headache. jaundice, muta-
la and liver troubles. Sold by The
,‘lltl‘ord Pharmacy. "
COMM‘ON RLEAS COURT.
Sales Assigned for Trial During the
May Term.
In the coprtut common pleas the
{allowing cases: have been assigned
.m- trial during. the Mar trIIIIn:
Jury cases—4V. H. Lanison & Co.
rs. M. A. (Joodale: Frederick ll. Her-
mann va, ’I‘hoznus Ambrose; Laurltz
ll, Smith'vs. Connecticut Railway 5‘:
Lighting Co.; Charles ll. Walker vs.
David F. Watson: the Noupni‘cil Cork
Iianufacturing Co, rs. James Baker
It. at; Frank J. Bradbury vs. City
If South Norwn‘lk: William,,lt‘. Plait
vs, Charles M. Cole: Bridget, Smith
vs, Margaret Bulkley; Bridget Smith
vs. Michael Bulklcy; C. E.‘ Masher vs.
lohn F. (mice; John H. McMahon ct.
Il. \‘H ditchard Brown. ‘
Court (.nses-- l’II'iIilegcd: Hearings
n dattmgGr—The Bridgeport Land 0.
“tie Co. I.s tth Y. N H.‘ & H.
R. R 00.; Orange Met-IIiII vs. the N.
i".Nii.&li RRCo.
Court cases not leIileged—Ma‘ry
C. Hill. v~. city of Bridgeport; Mary
C. Bill, vs. City of Blidgopiit‘t; Marsh.
Merwlu & inasmuch vs A. Selieck, at
sis; H B. Marshall ct ux‘ v.5 C
8.1I‘erlia et ux.; Michael G. Keane
vs.,, William .H. ”Smith. James 8. Cole
I‘II. city. of rldgeport: the H.. 11.13am-
cock Co vs. the C W Hlill Carriage
.00, Daniel Hoyt vs Fernando Roe
rum: Budget O'Hara Is, Georgi.
Standish: thfford Bros. vs. George D.
Nichols. trustee; Jacob Goblo'sky vs.
'Thbmas Walsh; the Espenacheid Hat
Co. Is Charles C, _ Settle: William H.
. Smith vs. Samuel W. Taylor; Law-
renee Timmons. agent. vs. A“. K.
.Mlchler;,.MIm ll: Hewlett vs ,Homor
F. 'BucknfinU . harles N. Thorpe-vs.
Qbmel E, Morgan at 31s.; Michael
l‘allm rs; Frank Lepe'rct ct ux:; the.
Expenscheld Hat Co Is. Charles C:
:land B. E. Lockwood: A. B. MoCrll-
its 0:. Co. vs,- Samuel C. lngersoll;
George H. Raymond. administrator,
Vs; IBIIrah E. Roscoe; Malvlntt A.
Wheeler vs Joel smug-mum Bros.
-,'coovs.,mo.; n. g, “"Et‘h‘ .. I
Frank. Nahffltiti’ .Yil .Bi‘i it.
call Bengal-155 sic? sell talcum]
’ ‘ Khaki-ruling Elijah Hat} my; i
,.Whttloclt's appeal from
Al“ couch '
CONUNDRUM
When is a c0ugh. more
than a cough?
When its a settled cold.
When it ban s on in s
all you can
Iturcs wont cure It
are merely for a cough
eIt’his is sdmething more
anScotts Emulsion cures the I
cough because it cures‘ the
something more.
lootnpany lti cIompillIlIIe with
lfrom Adjutant General Cole, and were
tissues where the cold hzisi
itakcn root and prevents its
coming back.
iii? votes and Lieut. Bur 'ougbs i'I.
.IhII contest for second leutenaut, two
We it send you a sample in: upon request.
SCOTT 5‘t BOWNE. m Purl’b‘trut, Now York
mou'opouzl'uobzlue PUBLlC 'm
Gibson, of Montantl in the Ben- .
. ate of the United states;
Thursday, March 24. 1004.
t'nder laud acts created in thoI inter-
eat of capital and not in the interest
of the settler vast bodies of land are
owned by individuals even in such
states as lillnots. Minnesota. and the
Dakotas, and these lands are cultivat-
ed by tenants. the most of‘lIvhom will
never become freeholdors.
lhe largest land holdings by single in-
dividuals and companies are found in
These have been ac-
quired to a great extent directly from
the state or the nation. and the work
of monopolizing the public lands is
still going on at an appalling rate. Sin-
gle individuals and single foreign com-
panies are. said each to owh from 1,-
000,000 to «LIT-00.000 acres of land in
some of the. arid states, while it is a,
Impmon occurrence for one. man or II ,
I-Inmpnny to acquire directly from our
GoI-Ielnment under our prudent land
. tracts of land from 10,000 to
200,000 acres. and upon many of these
great. ranches it is an unwrittan‘law
that the plow shall not be. used, the
owners of those pastoral entntea pr~o
ierrlug to hold them in the some con-
dition as the button and the Buffalo
LADIES."5 BRO. clueFRANOO'B
T‘
the arid states,
COUNTY MEETING CALLED.
The annual meeting of senators and
reprosmuallves of Fab-field county has
been called for May 17 ,at the county
At that time the sugges
lions of the county commissioners will
The commissioners
will probably recommend the same tax
as that of last ye ar. two-tenths of a
mill on the list last made.
it. is the intention of ‘
sinners to ask that extensive repairs be
"little to Washington bridge. coating in
share being about 81.500
in the llousntoulc river
broke away the. pile, lenders and the
current of the river has cut out n‘ por-
tion of the cement between the stones
ol' the piers under water and they will
have to be pointed up to preserve the
’ There is nothing‘ ser-
iously out of order with the bridge.
but the repair work is necessary to
prevent the. possibility
The ontile estimated cost of all county
bridges is about $4. 000. an excess over
last year of about $2 000
' , A CURE FOR FILES
“i had a bad case or plies. " says G. 5‘.
Cttt'lor of Atlanta (lit.
:1 physician who advised me to trya
box of DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
purchased a box and II as entirely cur
it is splendid for pilot! giving
relief instantly, and l hem-til,
to all .sufferes."
Witobiluzol Salve is unequalled for
its healing qualities.
other skin diseases,
bit-rats and wounds of mar) kind are
“and conaulted
Enema and
also so as. cuts.
Clifford Pharmacy.
SERIOUS FOREBJL FIRE AT BRIS
BRISTOL May 5.——A cartons forebt
are near the Park grounds burned over
20 acres of land yesterday afternoon
tad Was checked 80 yards from the
est house after the are departmentt
ltd been Quilted BtItIIIOno nfizthe small-
pox patients to in the pest house. .
II; Crossmans specific
0R BJADDD. DISORDERS
Remy Booth estate; _ .
' record. breaker. .t
ubup‘ocud tun lilac o alien Adivfl,
Jutlnt offi'l‘hlr: rliliime-I i it
Company B 't‘tttrd infantry. C. N. 0.
of llIldgeport. nominate! II first and
uticond lloutnnult, Tuesday night in
mu qum contelitl in IIlIIch Flflt IAQII
toflsnt Robert N. Bulrougha, battalion
utunt. was defeated twice. to he
was It candidate for path positions.
“The anecesstul nominee {In first ltcu-
tuuant was Second Lie-mentilu Cburlcs,
Iii linrkhardt. while. lieutenant Wil-
Ilium lmunabnry, who formerly lived in
Norwnlk and cominaIIdIIIl the Fourth
section of the brigade Mun corps was
nominated foI second lieutenant
The nominations were made bv tltII
otdeIlII
to fill the vacancies made by the re-
siguutlon of Hunt. .lohn ll McBride.
(‘3an J, .l. Halliguu presided at the
meeting.
in the balloting for first lieutenant.
llI'II 'cOmpany gnvc Licut. Burkhariit
. II
ballots were taken. no on tho first.
'uoue of the contestants ball I-IIouglt to
inominulc. The count showed llieut.
'l ouusbury to have ill, Llcut. Burroughs
13, Sergeant Orvhi ti. and Corporal
l iieelor 4. Twenty-two ballots were noc-
cssary to elect The second ballot
nave llounsbury 2:3 l.ieut- BurrthI-zbs
HIS: rgcttut Orv is 5. and Ctll‘lltll'dl Reel-
01' i.
The candidacy of Llcut. Burroughs
for both ()lllt'i‘tl is It surprise to both
the atoll and line olllcers of the regi-
ment, who thought that he was sat-
ilsfled with his present position of bat-
talion adiutunt. where he did not have
cures which go with beingconuectcd
with It military company. '
Friends of ideal. Burroughs say that
he is a good olilccr and hasnmbltlons
in connection with the Slate military
uervicc which he cannot secure unless
he becomes a line otllcer.
l.iout.l unsbury. who was elected
HUl‘flnd lie ItPlttIltt, has been eight years
in tho uorvlce of the. State and during
the Spanish-American war was a non-
commissioned officer of the signal
Iorpa ututlollod in Florida.
STOP THAT COLD.
:r it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
ilian Balm is breaking up Colds when
Iver tried almost. without exception.
.0. 25, 500 Ind 81. 00 bottles The Cllf
ford. Baxter's and Plaisted's. ‘°
ascenrAmao THE RATE.
But Could Not at First Understand
Cabman‘s Lore.
An old grayboardcd. wellIto-do far-
mer from up the state on a visit to
thin city had a queer opinion of the
English language before he was here
an hour. Arriving at Broad Street
station. hc accosted II. cabman and im
quircd what it would cost for a trip
to League island and bark.
“Two piunks.“ replied the cabby.
"Two what?"
"l’luuks-l)or.os~—case.s-—cau‘t you
understand '3"
"l asked you what It would cost for
the trip, and i’m not here. to be made
II tool of." replied the further with
. . some heat.
"That's what. i am trying to tell .you,
Two daddies-see?"
"lxtuae me. but lfdon't seem to
catch what you mean."
"Well haven't I tried to tell you live
or six times already. Two bucks two
out lwheels.’
it was then the up the. state man
seemed to g1 asp the meaning of what
the cabby was trying to tell him, and
he said in the meekcst of values: "You
don’t mean two dollars?"
"‘Yep. that's what i have told you
already a half It dosoultimea.” ,
At that the farmer climbed aboard .
and the cabby mounted the box and
“1 drove in the direction namedthhlla-
dolphin Press , ‘
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Caitia‘,
001.. says. “1 suffered {or years with
dyspepsia. used to nine great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of but nothing helped me
uhtil i took Brazilian ',nalm and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaisted. F. H._Bax-
tor. and .tho Clifford, Pharmacy. "
W.
CHANGlNG TROLLEY'S NAME.
Consolidated, Railroad Will Have a
“Gunlolidated Railway" Now. »
The Worcester and Eastern Railway .
Co. which is controlled by Consolidat-
ed Iailroud capitalists, and which is a
combination of trolley roads in north-
western Connecticut between Daniel-
«on and Worcester. has made applied-
it to the supreme court fOI a change
0. its name to "The Consolidated
Railway Co “'
. it is supposed that the change is to
he made in the interest of brevity.
The paIent company was origlyinglly
known as the Thompson Tramw
this name being changed to its present
title in court here two years ago.
The coming hearing on the matter of
the proposed change will be had on
May 18 next ,..-
‘__—
RECORD IN FRElGHT.
Id“...—
350.000 Cars Fund Through the qu
Haven Terminal in April.
.I mldespotch says that. on ac,
count “was taken last. month at. th
m number of freight oars passing "iii an
. out" of the New Haven terminal arm
I Consolidated talked for the month of
' ml. It shows that the number In
(HIM! wu 150.000. This wt!
5 00.000 more than in April of last you.
. and allows a large .tncreno at this
clue of business on the system '
Mam. 150.090 until out .>
. 1
5
‘(gféifi‘ig 75‘
I 3‘5 4.!
. .m-n Mill :1».
flfifind. til (III
Men M. a: the
You see them everywhere—attic signal of en.
joyment and satisfaction that shines brightly
from the ’face of every Creme Smoker—5c.
largest Seller In the: World.
L or III: JMM’
: Freudian.
NURSES' STATE ASSOClATION.
The regular qua‘l‘ter 1y meeting of tho
Nurses' Stat'c Association. of Connec-
ticut will be held in Hartford. Satur-
day, May 28th instead of May the Hill.
as previously arranged, The. limo and
place, of meeting will. be announced
it hta’illat lili'llllllllll
THE ANNIHILATOR OF WORMS
Ibo have Ilse Tito...
Pilllllilllli PMS
Ulnd form a: I’m" ”unmi- Hnmlml-nfmll.
flmleiL Atrhl’wlupo'vincoyou otthoir intuit-la ui uv-
£000", mil um ha.
I. lit i930. MGM. MISS.
School Taxes
Union School District
M .
' i The taxpayersof the South Norwall:
Union School District are hereby noti-
' bed that the district tax of one and
nnquuarter mills on the dollar. laid on
the town assessment list of 1903. at a
meeting of the district held on the 2nd
day of June 5903 at the Franklin
street school house. will be due and
payable on the second day of" May.
1904, at which time i shall be ready to
r'ecolIe some at ltillson- Pow ell' a drug
store 82 Washington atmmot
at the rate ofninc per cont. a. year will
be charged on and after Juno 2.1904
. F A. TOLLES.
Collector of Taxes for- South NorII alk
Union School District.
‘Dated at South. Norwallt April W255
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has boon
in use for over 30 years, has bornetlto simlotnro of
and has been made under his pet--
sounl super-I lslon since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive ,I on in this.
All Couutcrt‘cits, Imitations and “Jll8t~fl§-u‘t)0(l" are but
Evpcr lmcnts that trifle With and endanger the health of,
lnt‘ants and Children—Experience against. Experiment.
What is CASTORlA
Custorla is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pam‘
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It. is Pleusantleb
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Namath)
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worm!
and alloys Favorlsliness. It cures Diarrhoea. and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. euros Constipation
It assimilates the Food,
Stonnwh and Bowcls, giving healthy and natural siecp.
The Children’s Panacea-Tho Mother’s Friend.
ocuuma CASTOR-[A ALWAYS
/ Bears thefiignatnre [of ’
W
and Flatulen‘cy.
NEW vomit. NEW Haven a:
HARTIngD RAILROAD.
In Effect mien f4. I904.
LEAVE sour-II NORWALK ron‘
New -.
M.‘.-12 69.: 5. 21:..5.
5:5. 7: 03 1: hi, 8.15. 3: l6. szlisx.
“26x 1;: 40 10::24x.10:40.11~35x
M—122563, 1:15. 2. 25:, 3 20x.
: 5450:5140 5:55,: 0.38, 6.05m
1,7,7 55: 01.00.9155: 0:20.
DUNDA
Y-S”
34!. 5: BOX, 8' 56.
_ the Killil You Have aways Bought
lti 086 For Over 30 Years.
lil- WI m. n incur emu. It" “In our.
osr‘ra‘lc" CONTRACT.
You cannot have good health unlessi
your kidneys aré sound, for the kid, Holbrook, CibOt III
pays tiller the blood or impurities pofiant Bridge Work on consolidated
which otherwise not as irritating pols-2‘
one and break down the delicate or-
gans of the. body and cause
_Daly Secure im-
The important firm of Holbrook, Ca.
bot & Daly which is engaged in many
serious railroad contracts. have secured today
If you have kidney or blad- from tilfi Consolidated railroad the
work of building the heavy stone piers
for the new steel double track railroad
bridge. which is to be put in on the
Hartford division of this system at
der trouble and do not use Foley’s;
Kidney Cure. you will have only y-our
self to blame for results. as it positive.
_ ly cures all forma of kidney and blad-
For sale at Plaisted'si Warehouse Point
The stone work will cost man! thou
lsands of dollars. and the bridge will
be completed this your. , 1
for the building or the bridge has not 5;
. as yet’becn placed. 3 .9
th‘A man who getadnto trouble finds
are always liberat—
315%:lends
dis: 0; all 0511140
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