vehemently!“ 111311111
L391? it was also a reunion of
V d academy pupils. and a great
‘ 16:39:11 were present. 'lhey rc-
anomalous and related
1 lulscences of the glories of
fll‘hll mocrlses were held in
hell In the afternoon, after
‘ was served in the Vparllolrs
‘ 1c
hich showed best the object
boring. He said that "an
. which had enrolled the
11811 on education on the part
111‘ men, like the founders and
of the school; should be
memory. An’ institution
' has een served by a succession
"sphere as distinguished and infilt-
‘ 9" those marking the life of the
ditty inust not be permitted to
utter oblivion An institu-
111011 has contributed a goodly
of scholars and patriots,
men and women to the body
.00qu to 1110113 sentiments of
ion and gratitude in many
Q
he Falrfleltl Historical society
‘ V1.11 order to serve the public as a
' Lnll that is precious and
e annals of the town. it
iyllego and an honor and
ill bulletin to assemble our sin-
ts anti the irlends interested In our
to the end that We tecall a
t histoiy connected won the
aural; charter wasgranted in
huge Jonathan St'utges anti
11 11111111111111 being appointed b:
. ther- proprietors to represent the
V re body oft subscribers In the an
Lieu-.1011 for said charter. Forty tbrec
mes are given as original stockhold
the shares being $5 each
till very three shares entitling the
5holiday to a vote 111 the meeting. T1111
'oprietors appointed annually tivr
tees to snperlntend the affalts ot
o‘rporation, and to tarry Into of
901‘. the rules and regulations of the
01111st lead the list of trustees
old school. beginning with
go Jonathan Sturges.'1‘l1e list ol
11 11019313 of the school brought out.
the well. beloved and remembetetl
names, among which wete outnuel
Hitchcock aftei'wutds a prominent
View or Rev licruian Humphrey, pas
. e Congregational churc l1. and
president of Amhelst college:
1! Button, who botanic govet'nm
"1.11 state; Rev. Dr Elihu Baldwin
rat. to esulcnt of Western VReservo
ll ge; the Rev C G Lee, remem
ed by many to1 his prayer of an
our‘s dcugth at a funeral service 111
tilt Rock and 11 long list of other
I out educators.
‘ Chiltis was followed by
V reading of- a poem. “The 0111
demy," written 4? won; ago 111'
1'3 Emily Ryder. deceased, of Dan-
my The poem was read 11y . 11111
11. Daniel VBetllleld. of Fair-
A ester of. reminiscences was
11 Rev, Dattlel Marsh. I). D., of
,WQVbllrnl 'MEEB-. 11 former principal of
a 001 Following him was 11. pa
W o lreulinlscences by- the Hon. Ar
1' Del Oflbot 11 of New Hayes. presi
the country bank of New Ha-
Mr Osborn was followed by‘ a pa»
reminiscences read by Miss Ma
V'i'hloit‘n, of New York sister of
tune] Sloan. president of the
are Inckawanna 0: Western R.
' A paper of an historical nature
.1”. ma Ibyz Mrs, Jane Kippem The
’ .O. Rankin, of Huston. recited
Willo‘ls one of the editors of
It Congregationallst." A letter of
sceptics was read by Prof. A. 1’.
of 111111: 1111111111. Remarks
Mobility Menard. Wooster
111i W‘chwer. former princi-
, e nondenl'; Judge .lohn 11
0111111111111: 111' stamina H.
Bridghport and of tile trua-
school.
a notable papers read was»
finalisation" by 1111111111111-
‘ "Mr. Osborn entered the
your 111m and left it 1159"
, ntor'l'aie. 111 1111 paper
* 'ftlté‘ 111111111111; was» about
11v 1111 ‘11! 11111 'tlmo Th e‘
vwas warmed by a large
burnlnt'wood ltl'atooll
lb 1: 1011
t 11010101191"
undant. but not
1111.111. 3.1111111111111111 .1110
111111111 on the top oflt.
W of
9900f
. undilmoru loudly and enthusiastically
chested. A number of other promi-
,uept Democrats occupied seats on tho
‘jstttxe 1111101" ‘
evening, 111111111 a brief
. in “the imperative nct'easlty' for a
change of government.
’ to the principles watch bird guided the
cleared to regard the constitution of
said that the people are tired of kings
4111111111100 1111111011 made a billion.
W
The speakers of the evening were
led to the stage by A. lilanchard.
.1.r.. Jr
Mr. Blanchard the chairman of the
introductory
0119011. in which he .called attention
and a return
party to success many years 111111.119
declt'l'reVd that the Republicans lutve
the United States and pointed out 9
11.111111111111101 what he called lamentable
Republican quibbles regarding it. He
11nd of oligarch‘y, being in the school
Voi‘ manhood and proposing to, remain
there. He attacked the goveinmo‘at's
policy toward the Filipinos. and ullud~
1‘11 to it as being 11 very sorry 111ch
of business. calling attention to the
figures advanced showing the cost of
the Philippines
in tcgard to the Panama canal he
said that the administration had“ not-
ed like highwaymcn anti held up the
writings of Senator Hour to prove his
remarks. Going back to 1871’. be 1111
lacked the prosperity of the country
and called attention to the fact 111111.11
local concern had lately discharged
several men.
He then lntloduced Judge A. Heatou
Robertson who was enthusiastically
111101111111. Judge Robertson said that
he was glad to see so many ladies
present, and trusted lll'lt they would
lufluenoc the votcts to cast the Demo—
clatlc ballot. He stated that tho Dal-
nmount issue of tho campaign is whe-
ther or not the country is to have in
the future an imperial form of gov-
ernment or u g'OVt‘I‘llliit-tlll of constitu-
lion and law. He quoted the downfall
of Rome as a strong atgument against
the policies of the Republican party
He also alluded to Napoleon, who
usurped power until he finally became
(Inipcrnoi
lie decried the Republican policy of
a linger 11:1'11' 111111 army and called
upon flu1 voters to march back to dif-
ferent conditions 'of government. He
alluded to the cost of maintaining 1111.1
11111'1'.
Tariff and 1116111 't'eciproclly 'were
touched on briefly and a number of
state issues were alluded to. Head-
vocutcd 1111' election of county controls-
sinners by tho people and uniform
charters for cities. lie closed by call-
ing upon thi1 peoplt to let the dead
past buty its dead anti the Democrats
to march shoulder to shoulder to ulti-
mate victory
General Henry A. Bishop was the
next speaker. 1111 said that after a
storm at son. when the ship has been
tossed anti blown and drifted about
without a glimpse of the sun. the first
act of the' captain is to get. his bear-
ings. The storm which has tossed the
Democratic ship is over and it is time
to ascertain its true location. 111-
thought that tht.1 lituuu'rutlc platform
must ht- broad enough for anyone if
Grover Cleveland and \V'illlatlrdt'u-
nlngs llrynn can both stand upon it.
He called upon the voters to bury
their prejudices and allow the Demo-
cratic banner to wave and lover again
be furlcd. Ho alluded to the.1 fact that.
he is 11 prominent railroad "man until
justltlod’lt by station; that his son is to
be a railroad man, his father was a
railroad 1111111 111111 ills grandfather was
a railroad man and that before then
there wort1 no railroads. He dt'plOl‘f‘tl
and regretted 11111 11101111111111: with the
constitution. At 11111 close of his speech
he was liberally applauded. .
The next speulu'r was Edward I".
l-lalleu. of Bridgeport. the candidate for
Congress. Mr. Blanchard predicted for
him a growing reputation. Mr, Hallcn
was received with cheers. the waving
of. flags and much applause.
He said that be had been asked to
explain why he was also a candlduta'
on the Populist ticket and stated that
his name had been placed there wltlt~
out his consent 111csumably broaden
the members of the People’s party
thought that they discerned merit. lie
oulogizcd Judge Robertson and 1111'.
Bishop and then proceeded to the busi-
pass of his 111199120111 altatklng (‘dm
greasman 11111.1111 first took 11p aomt
statements Mr. Hill had made at.
B1ltlg’eporl regatdiug Allen W. Polite.
the candidate for representative on the
10.111111111111111 ticket. and said that when
Mr. 111111 311111 warm to his subject
1111 used very extreme language. Mr.
llnllon then took Mr. Hill’s Bridge-
port 111109011, which was full of 111111111-
11111111 information and said that. if it
was the beat he could do he Willi 111-
dead driven to extremes. attributing
everything good and granitic Republi»
cunlm' and everything otherwise to
the Democrats. 111 illustrating his
Mlll‘Ml‘HHlllloll fold the story uf’dho
two school 1111111111111 who were having
voluptuous to whether. 1011' hundred
million 111111111 11 billion or whotltvthmu
11
was “1111111 by the 1111le master who
informed that a billion of dollars would
never enter into their perinatal sour
ulcerations
1111111111111.
111in 111111 ‘
man. was 111m ood by an “Illinois" 11
vorde was brought to 1111111.
Superior court, yesterday in Br‘ldg
1' inking 111111- 1 r
Marries A911 . ‘
illudsen. 11 New Have u
in the
"elm-11‘ c. .1 Willadsen who
bl'olililllg suit against 111111 for divorce,
111111113111 motion 11111111
Attorney J. A Marv
but the litigation because she has no .
money upon which to live here.
this motion a number of strange facts
were disclosed 111101.11. the defendant.
it seems that ‘Mr. and Mrs 11111111111111
were married 24 years 0K0 111 the West
Indies.
in live“. with 11111 wifo.‘
forwards she returned to the West: in? _
(libs..vu.11ere.sltu gave birth to a. child. '
She waited. cxnectinu to hear from "
her husband but he did not write nor
did be send for her,
She finally received 11 letter in which
1111. stated he had Obtained a
said
Mr
man
wt 1’ c
All
111 1'.
Club
(1111'.
the
her
was
1101111
11
11111,
111111
ball
Will;
(11011
1111111:
.l.
“101‘
of“.
'11
111.1
tforoterlv of Monroe. but now of Mon
troal.
explain all about the service
found to be 11v registered letter. but
the
case had been put down for hearing
without. the presence of the register
return
for
"I?“
lift l
flier
11911
til-5. 1.101111 1111101111111 our. and at": m 11115-1- "
Void 11711112.
Vat-meat servltor of 1311111111 and Pay 11
ill 1911. 1111111.? l‘iifllllfll than raid
I list. of articles which have tummy
‘gln coat under. tho
lit till i
d doer'not V11111111111 with the word 1111 My
1111111
‘ it"
Attorney Blydenburgb. of New 1111.
ven, whoappears for Willadseu. said
his client. really. thought. he had ob-
tained a divorce from his wife.
Haven lawyer. now dead. who gave
him a fictitious "Illinois" divorce.
that he could marry the other woman.
Mr. Blydenburgbsald that undoubted-
ly the divorce was not a legitimate
one.
go'to lllluols although Mr. Willadsen
thought it, a genuine one.
of the lawyer. who
fraud was not disclosed
for 20 years. and he has a. grown up
daughter,
Europe for her education
some time.
910 a. week should be given pending
the trial of file case.
.Wllladsen was a well-to-do New
Haven Brocer‘ employing a number of
clerks in his store, and he was worth
at least $10,000.
lowed Mrs. Willndsen alimony of $0
a week. payable every Monday.
CONNECTICUT CAT CLUB
Ceminq Show in Stamford—~91 Ball
A meeting ‘of the Connecticut (lat
home of Commodore Smith and Mrs.
Homer 8. Cunimlngs. Stamford. yester.
thanking the ladies of the club
their help in
show
After the reading
entered on the minutes that the trees»
111111"
to 1111-: absence
seconded by
Ina the running \Vllllm‘.
Among those present
Charles 11. Fox. Mrs. (Inns. B. Reed of
A.
I" .l.
Jennie McAulliV
George R. Faltcotl, Mrs. Chas, is}, Pal
Nichols. Mrs» 1011 C.
1). Smith. Mrs. Cutnntlucs. Miss Virgin.
la Sawyer and Master Dickinson Cum~
111111315.
FIRST DIVORCE CASE ENDED 1N A
There was some divorce. business to
dispose of yesterday before Judge Silas
A. Robinson.
fluke in the first case called anti it
wont over a week, with a good chance
identified.
Counsel explained that Deputy
Bin-riff 11111111111111 reported that the
card 1111.11 been stolen front hint. but
wanted thtI court that he had seen
the card
“But 1 cannot think of 111911111111 the
divorce. ll 2'
tying the wrltlns."
lotion.
lumber on.
The ”lawyer
for a continuance. 1111 had whispered
with the deputy sheriff and the latter
Tulle case then want over. for 11 week.
.9119. Jennie ll Hawloy was grant
1111111 dummy 1111111111 and manually
Bridgeport. and who has
an heir Counsel;
for alimony out"
He then came to New Haven
Mr. Willad‘sml mimic a New
116
.811
as Mr. Willadsen did not even
The name
pepetrated the
Willadsen has lived with the wo-
supposeti to,.be his second wife1
who spent last summer in
11111 real
has been living here. 111 want. for
orney Marr asked that. alimony of
l-lrl said that.
Judge Robinson 111»
“h...“
To Be Held During Winter.
Wits held at Linden Lodge, tht1
Eighteen members responded to
roll-call, 'Mrs. Cummings made
customary graceful speeches
for
making the Danbut'y
a success
01‘ the minutes. it
moved and seconded that ll be
11 report. could not be read. owing
it. was moved and
Com. Smith that tho
ng show 1111 hold in Stamford.
was also moved and seconded
1.1111 olilcurs of the club be formed
11 01111111111100 to 11111211111 tvlu'lbor :1
should be 1111111 by (1.0.(1. thin
The motion
carrlctl.
were Mrs.
ttwich. Miss Anna Marks. of Sound
11. Mrs W, A. B. 'I‘readwav. Mrs.
Allou, Mrs. 1.. M. French. Mrs.
Mother of Noroton Heights, Mrs
.of Norotou. Mrs.
of Sound Bench: Mrs.
Palmer,
Frank
Com. .1.
m. A...
FLUKE.
There 111111.111 decided
much longer continuance.
was the action brought by Laura
.usslcr attains-t Rudolph littssler,
Can When counsel came to
it was
some extraordinary reason.
11:11:11,011 absolute require
t, Not only must the return card
11 1101111. but the writing must. be
Mann. without Identi-
.unld Judge Rob.
"You had better take a fur-
orllm' of 1111111111," 1111111 11111 honor
lmwcwr. only asked
1111111 boom-11d 1111111 for the card
verbal from William Howler
wounds of 11111111111111 11119111110135
1113.19.31 two years pint Th
e hurried more than rtv
11191111111199 11111 It I ll
’ but drink
He got tlr «la redo
U00“ f
Sometime at» -
divorce " "
Address 111' Welcome-Mr. Walter
Learned.
Business,
The Distinction Between Reference
VBibliography—«1V11's. William .1.
(1 1:1 1“ It 1‘1 it .
‘ Put a 111 1111111111111 cans. this
1119131: kept been 0ch dirt and is
. a in 1:111te 1:0114 ‘39s .
1'15? .
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llll) 11111
lv‘ lOLASSEh‘
STATE LIBRARIANS To MEET.
Autumn Seulon at the Parish House,
in New London. November 9.
The Autumn meeting of the Connec-
iticut Library» Association will be held
in the Parish llouso of the First Colt-
srogatlonul church New London W00
destiny. November 9, 1904.
The program will be as follows:
Moi'nlng Session. 10.30 a. m.
Books and Loanablu Bookstiss
» (‘3. Belle Maltble, Librarian. David
M. Iluut l..lbrar,v. Falls Village.
James.
Librarian. Wesleyan University.
Afternoon Session. 2. 00 p. m.
Vlluls and How to Avoid Them—Miss
Anna (1. Rockwell. Libiarlan New
Ihitain Institute
English Authors 111 Scandinavian Dress
——Mr. William N. C. Carlton, Ll-
lu'arian, Trinity College.
CROUP.
Not 11 11111111111 should be lost when :1
child shows symptons of croup. Chum
burlalnfs Coughiliomedy given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse. or even
after the croupy cough appears will
prevent the attack. It never fails. and
is pleasant and safe to take, For sale
by Slillson Powell Corporation. Clif‘
ford Pharmacy, I’lerce‘s Bridge l’harr
macy. ”
TEACHVERS'.GUILD.
Trustees and Collectors Elected at
Yesterday' a Meeting.
The Teachers Annuity guild of New
Haven county hold a meeting yesler
day afternoon in the Young Men‘s 1n-
stlllttc. New 111111111, at which trustees
for the organization .wcl‘c cloctcd.
They are three in number and are
John '1‘, lowls, of Now Haven: J. P.
Gerard. of Met-1111111. and Miss Alice E.
11111111111151, of Noll: Havcu. The finan-
t'llll t'tlllt-K‘ll’ll‘s of the association Wore
also selected at that time and are Miss
Mary E. Andrews, Alida E. .1. Whitton
anal 7111's. 1'1. Hitchcock,
~ A LOVE LETTER.
Would not llllt'l‘Gi-lt ,vbu if you're
looking for 11' guaranteed Solve for
Sores. Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd. of
Ponder. Mo. writes: "1 suffered with
1111 111111 sure for it year, but a box of
llucklcu‘s Arnlca Salvo cured me. It's
the best Salve on earth. 25c. at F. H
llltxtar's Drug Store.
..............
SEVERAL MOTlONS DISPOSED OF
AT SHORT CALENDAR.
Several motions of minor Import-
ance were disposed of at 1110 short
calendar sesslon of 11111 civil superior
court, yesterday, besides assigning
cases for trial. Judge Silas A. Robin
son presided and thorn was quite a
large utcndancc of members of the
bar.
111 the action brought by Charles Ilse
of Bridgeport against Sarah Cohen and
othora of New Haven and 11111 plain-
tiff. through Attorney Silica Judson.
asked for the naming of 11 rc‘cclver.
Attorney 11111111111. New llavcn‘s famous
Republican politician. appeared 1’01" the
widow. The plaintiff holds 11 second
mortgage of 81.000. There is a first
filorlghgc of $0.000 hold by 11 New 11.1111
that book. while 11 third party holds a
third mortgage of $000. The income
from the property ‘11 about 31,300. it
is i'lllllllt'tl by 11111 plaintiff that no nt~
10111131 111 111111111 in lump up 11111 property.
which 0111111111111 of tenements and stores
111 repair. There was a wldt1 differ»
oltcu of opinion 1111 to its worth.
The plaintiff's witnuest'a 1111111111 the
rhino at from 87.900 to $0,000. At
11111111 $311.00 would be 11111111111111 for
l‘llllalrs. ’1‘1111 dufundnut‘u 111111111111 said
flu». pinch was worth $111,000. A1101“
aoy Ullnuut 1111111 11111 widow 111111 111111
‘11 hard time since 111111 htlnbunll ("@111
ill» 1111111 11111 bur with a futility or live
111111 111111 been born after 11111 death:
81111 wanted 1111111 to place another
mortgage 111111 the uppolmment of a
receiver would demand the probt‘t‘hl’
Attorney Judson said it was appar-
eat that 11111. plaintiff dbl not 1111111111
to reticent. buthwa‘r simply trying to
set all she could will or it. They-
would unsatisfied to have Mr. Ullman
{0111111
‘nual session of the Order of Vasa hold ‘
claim on the part of the delegates to
1 it will be located somewhere near 11119
[11011110 and a per capita tax will be
levied to st'att it.
1 will b‘o‘ held in Danhury.
lug delegates to the Supteine Dodge
. were elected:
V vidStrt1111berg.riariforll: Plenary Han-
. sou.
New Britain: August A. Wahlquist
Hartford; Charles Fobel'g. New Brit-
11111: John Ablatrom Stamford: Robert
Maloqulst
Brandt New lla1'en1Mrs. Carl Reyna.
Bridgeport; John Et'it'son. South Mair
cheater;
Waterbury;
Britain; Fritz Ilohpbarg Bridgeport;
(1111111111 0 Nelson Natugatuck' H. Bos-
from. Portland: Augusta Anderson.
Hartford. Mrs. M. Svenson. Mel'iden;
Charles Larson. Cromwell: H Thun
berg, Collinsville; G. '1‘. Bergen. Mid
dlctowu; E11111 Borg. Bridgeport. The
following officers were elected: Grand
Master. Carl Brandt Newllaven; vice-
firand master, Mrs. M. Svenson. Met.-
ten;
New Haven;
berg, Hartford;
Carl Modcen.
ceremonies. Miss Augusta Anderson.
gcnclahl.‘New Britain.
One Minute Cough Cure gives instant
‘rellef In all cases of Cougl1.Croup and
Vof,tht1 estate of Charles S. Merslck.
llltlt1 1111111111111. 1111-. oldest iltirl'tum‘autl“
1111. 311111 at Pl-Vlhtelllt drug Item
of Vitus Vote: to Establish Ono
Somewhere Along the Sound.
N‘lilWl BRITAIN. Oct; 29. ~—-1A't the au-
era the principal business outside of
he regular 100119 1111111111 Was, the deal.“
stabilsh a home for aged members.
The next meeting
The follow-
Christian Heglund. New Haven: 1310
Mlddlotown; John A. Andrews.
Walllngi‘ord. '
M111. Carl
delegates-animus,
Carl
V 11. Holt.
Borgendahl‘, New
secretary. Christian
treasurer.
Hoglund.
David Strom—
assistant secretary.
New Britain; master of
Hartford; chaplain, Mrs.
Anna Ber
oooo FOR' CHILDREN:
The pleasant to take and harmless
Latlrlppc. because it does not pass im
mediately into the stomach. but take!
It draws ottt the inflammation, heals
and soothes and cures permanently by
enabling the lungs to contribute pure
‘ifo-glving and lilesustalning oxygen
0'the blood and tissues. Sold by Clif-
Oi‘tl Pharmacy, ‘
MERSICK LEFT SEALED LETTER
New Haven Man Gave instructions Re-
garding Disposition of $90,000
Left Daughter.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. BliwA sealed
letter of instructions as to thedlspos-
11 of 590.000 figures in the settlement
former state treasurer. somewhat as
did 11 similar document in the Phllo S.
Bennett case. ‘ Mr. .Mersick left an
estate of $329,153, according to the re
port of tho apralscrs filed this noon.
All of this is in personal property, or
copt. about 510.000. which is in realty.
The will was executed on September
‘23. 19011. Just before the Bcuuott will
case canto into pron1iuunc1‘1. Mr. Mtil'v
sick at. that time provided that $90.-
000 should be given to his daughter,
Miss Mary. in trust. to be used accord.
lug to instructions to be found in an
envelope accompanying the will. in
closing this particular paragraph flit-
tcstutot' declared that while it was his
wish that Miss Morsick should 11.-1.0
flit1 money as set forth ill lhf.‘ 111111.111
that it was not. his will that. she should
do so.
Miss Merslck save that the matter
rcfm'red to in tht1 letter was 11 perso-
nal one. By the will only 810.000 is
given 111 public bequests and this sum
is divided between four local lnstltu
lions.
HOPE FOR THE DYSPEPTlC.
‘--Everyone who has realized the dis-
comfort and distress which accom-
pany a disarrangcment of the digestive
organs will rejoice with Mrs. 8. Meet.
of Port Arthur. Ontario. In the relief
she has obtained after having suffered
for the last four or five years from
stomach trouble and dyspepsia. exper-
iencing great pain I took Chamber
ialn' s Stomach and Liver Tablets and
can truthfully say they have done me
a great deal of good. I feel like a dif-
ferent woman as 11 result of using
them. and the after-effect is never 11n-
plcasaut. Those tablets are for sale
by Stillson Powell Corporation. Clif-
ford Pharmacy, Plercé’s Bridge Phar-
maoy
BRIDGEPORT CHURCHES BURG
LARlZED.
llIlIDGlcPOIt'I‘. 011i. 29.~-t)llvct Con
grogatlonal Church at the North End
in this city was entered by burglars
last night. The only booty secured
by the thieves was 11111 pennies of thc
poor box. This is the 1111le church
that has both entered and. robbed in
this city this weak. Washington
Park M. 111. Church on the East Side
Was first visited. then the thief attack-
ed the First M. 111.011 h‘airhol‘d avenue
but two blocks from lbs-police 111a
lldlli There is no clue to the burg-
lnraV.
Mon- van-am-
A PROMINENT TRAINMAN.
. T1111 many friends of G if. 111111111111.
Engineerb. new it. 11.. at 11101111111
11111113111 Lima. .. will be pleased to
now of 1111 re vary from threatened
111111111 111110919. He says: “1 was cured
by 1111 111; Foley 11 Kidney Care, which I
recantlheud t‘o ',ail especially to train-
meu, who are usually viddlarly afflict.
11111111111 till receiver. no long 1111 11111110
111111 ‘waa appoint’dd. Judge Robinson
1111111 1111 11101111111 11‘ 11911111111111 to be
named unless the parties can 11111111111
Once he knocked {1111‘
she stood
11101 1111111 1111111 allow
11111 11 rue
:plaflntllf
1111111111 agreement satisfactory to the
The one went over for»
111111 receivership the appointments
waiver (larder was mounted and
our 111111111111 11111: 11111111111 an 111111111111
for 1111 presentation of claims. Hubert
art anti Frederick D 0111mm were
minted appraisers
f Volver ?epper for
111111 on the
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Joel A. Reed Resigns to Succeed Judge
Elmer-$110111. Taking His Place.
ROCKVILHE. Oct, 29.-1n the super
for court of Tolland county yesterday
afternoon Judge Case appointed former
Attorney General Charles Phelps as
state attorney for that county to one
ceed Attorney Joel H. Reed. of Staf-
ford Sprluge, who yesterday succeeds
Judge Elmer on the" superior court
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CAN YOU EAT? .
J. B. Taylor, a prominent merchant
of Chrlesman. Texas. says:' "I could
notrcat because! a weak stomach. i
lost all strength and ran down in
weight. All that money could do Was
done. but all hope of recovery van»
lshed. Hear‘ng of some wonderful
cures effected by use of [(01101 Dystpe‘p‘L
sla Care. I concluded to try it. The
first bottle benefittod me, and after
taking four' bottles. 1 am fully restored
to my usual strength. weight and
health. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di-
gests what you eat and cures. Sold
by Clifford Pharmacy. ”
J, M. ALLEN PROMOTED.
ST. LOUIS. 11110., Oct. 20.-—~J. M. Al-
len. who has been vice-president and
general manager of the General Ser-
vice Hauling Company. of the Exposi-
gre of the World's ‘air to succeed C.
1., Hllicary. Mr. Ililleary recently
resigned to become general passenger
agent of the Big Four Railway at St.
Louis.
CONSUMPTIVES MADE COMFORT-
AB ' “
Incipient, consumption is cured by
Foley‘s Honey and Tarpbut wetdo not
hold out false hopes to consumptives
by claiming that it will cul'e .ihis‘ dread
disease in the advanced stages; but if
the lungs are not too far gone Foley's
Honey and Tar will effect a cure. as
it stops the rocking cough and soothes
the inflamed air passages giving them
a chance to heal. and even in the ad1
vanccd stages it always gives com-
fort and relief. A. A.’ l-lcrrcu. ofFlnch.
Ark. writes: "Foley‘s Honey and Tar
is the best preparation for coughs and
lung trouble. 1 know that it has cured
consumptives in the first stages." Sold
at Plalsted's drug store. "
ARCHBASHOP ELDER STRONGER.
CINCINNATI, 0.. Oct. 29. 5 a. m.—
'Ar'hbisltop Elder. after taking nourish.
utout, l'clt. lunch stronger and is now
sleeping quietly.
SAVES Two FROM DEATH.
“Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis." writes Mrs. W. K. Havi-
lnnd. of Armonk. N. Y., ”but. when all
other remedies failed. we saved her life
with Dr. King’s New Discovery. Our
niece who had Consumptlon in an ad-
vanced stage. also used this wonderful
medicine and today she is perfectly
well.” Desperate throat and lung dis-
eases yield to Dr, King's New Discov-
ery as to no other medicine on earth
inftllilblt1 for Coughs and Colds 50c
and 31.00 bottles guaranteed by F. H.
Baxter. Trial bottles free
BARN MYSTERIOUSLY BURNED.
FORESTVIIJJQ. Oct, 29.-—~A large
burn belonging to Edward Freeman
was burned mysteriously last night.
the loss amounting to $1.000. Sumo
live stock and n largo amount of buy
was destroyed.
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' We. the undersigned.
notice to all persons 111111 corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of south
Nor-walk. that they are required by
V 111w 11111111111101.1111 assessors. or eith-
er of them. on or halo
of 11101111111191.1901”
on list. dated 91111011. and sworn to.
of all the property 0.11190 by them on
the first day of October. 1904.1111qu
to taxation making a description of all
the real estate. each parcel being sep-
arately described; and when reference
can be made to 11 than on 111911: the
town clerk's office.
shall be sufficient description.
N. B-Lists may be returned to the
assessors, at the Council Room. Hav»
tland street. South Norwalk. from and
including October 115, 1901. to and in-
cluding November 11' 1904. said office
to be'opon from 10:00 to 12:00 o‘clock.
a. m., and from 2:00 to 9:00 o'clock.
on Saturdays from 7:00 to 9:00
o'clock in the evening, and Tuesday,
November 1. 1904. from 7:00 to 9:00 p.
Assessors Notice
hereby give
the 191 day
111011 or print-
such reference
mDated at the City of SouthNorwnlk.
Conn, October 5. 1904..
FRANKLIN A.
VENANCIO A. BCOFIELD.
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.Assessots’ N01105:
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We, the undersigned. hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the Town of
Norwalk. that they are required by law
to deliver tothe assessors, or» either
of them, on or before'theflrst day. of
November. 1904. a written or printed
list, dated. signed. and sworn to. of
all property owned by them on the
first day of October, 1904. liable to tax-
N B —l.lsts may be returned to the
assessors. at the assessors office, Town
Hall building, Norwalk. and at the
Council Room, Havlla‘nd street, South
Norwalk, from and including October
15.1004,to and including November 1.
1904; said offices to be open from 10'. 00
to 12': 00 o‘clock a, n1., and from“ “' :00
to 1'1 00 o'clock p. nt..
week. (Sundays excepted). and on Sat»
all days of tho
tiful. too.
urdays. and on November lst, 11101,
from 7: 00 until 9:00 o'clock in the cv-
citing.
Dated at Norwalk Coma. October .1.
1901
OSCAR Wu RAYMOND.
EBENEZER H. FILLOW.
. VENANCIO AV SCOFIELU.
05 ll ._ Assessors.
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all for comfort and durability. they
will wear longer than any couch, and
are as ooulfortablc as any bod.
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