_ l crouchiy distorted before it. has time
i . .icui'cd the (alarms! condition will have
be 'Wednela‘lia
on till landed a
theives. The
11111 1111111111, of 1V6
17.11171 last station, New
’10 mtord.‘ in 1e
11 ommunicstion
1111 his norther iii
a. Oednger, menu
of two fellows under
another horse their. in
‘ounfil' fellow is being;
all of the team
express Wagon.
were stolen Tuesday.
ht dud 6‘ a in At‘ 1-l.
in r11 up the matter was
reokiyn police. but
'ey says they suspected
d be shipped to Connec-
sent a. man to Bridge
in Norwalk towards
the Spring Grove Com.
e711 he met Kane The bar
to hays been driven loud“‘
the constables auspic
roused. He stopped the
and que6l. ”lied him. The
. , so his suspic-
'mturning from Stom-
,rid sport Finally the con-
known his identity. and
e you‘htr fellow to tell the
the rig; -
tilélill you've got me all
Kittie. "and seeing that
' I don’t mind telilu‘g‘ that
11 not mine i was hired in
by a 0011p is of men to
museum-1.71 met the men
at i don t lt‘now who they
«ch1 saw them helorc ’lhey
9 would no in Bridgeport by
boat. and meet 11111 at the.
obit this evening." ‘
.hlweg took this Old gag for
11'31‘3771vorlll. More for formal-
hallo thrill anything else be null-
‘ ma Bridgeport. and requested him
to witch the steamboat dock Birm-
upbeat did sir. but no strangers pill.
ere noillicd and later in the ova.
Inductive Tel he) came up no
‘ told, Constable Oelinger met him
‘ nay 111111.11 heart-lo heart talk
he. The young man clung to
ry, about two mysterious stran-
7 dint made admissions which. Tor-
y..R.7tiiie and another young fellow
theft of the team. According to Tor-
Kane and another young fellow
11119 a barn in Brooklyn. a few
up. and stole a valuable horse
7M6 13h.
Silverman and Ramhnch
‘ to Stamford yesterday morning.
entitled their property Bilvcr-
aye he paid over $600 for the
_ u The men were delighted to
' vor their property. and promised
ppear here Holiday morning. when
‘V no ”will be given a hearing in the
lid lo Andrew Schlocbtweg had
tile heart to heart talk ‘with
his omen in the city hall hall.
0 young fellow made a can
all this occasion. implicating
era in the theft.
Th
possible to fursoo an accident.
possible to he prepared for it.
7 na'lp‘icleetrlc Oil. Monarch
IIOHT MIN CONFER.
. Oil is Given Relief After allu-
‘ It on 1c hooked into.
‘ y a mention at the transpor
committed o; the llarltord Bush
”7 1 Association and other
68 31W! in the rooms or the
Who princlspl .buninoaa
in: was the holding or a
a committee oi' the
Haven and Hartford
inn 7 in reference to the
11 8h!-
1.1fmmot the railroad
, pro Superintendent
mm melmi
Twmmt l7"!
7 1'] Master w
; dictation is 111.. one 11000061111 thing a:
illicit after using only one box of
- tho int-loam- area of sprout land in tho
hianppsarnncc. The New York no .
enlist-is this 1.71.0111 to he readily.
dormant and irritate? the deli
an nous 1.1111rluces oi . tho 7
och. 'i‘o secure a prompt and has
do aud when normal digest on is no
dlhbbpehmdi «“
:7 According to Dr. 11111111111011 the not
eat 111 ‘d best treatment is to 111111 alter
each cal ‘11 labial. com used of Dias»
tulle. Aseptic Pcpsiu. n i tllo Nux, (loin
iion Seal and 1111111111111. Those. tab
iota can now be found at all drug
“stores under the name of isluart's Dye
pepsin. Tablets and not being a patent
medicine can be used with perfect safe
dy and assurance that healthy appetite
1_:nud thorough digestion will follow
their regular use alter meals. . ‘
l 5.1110111111111711 0111mm 11111..
writes:R "t‘latnrrh is a local condi
lion resulting from a negleclcd cold
in the head. whereby the lining mom
brand oi’ the now becomes inflamed
and the poisonous discharge therefrom
policing backward into the throat
lunches the stomach. thus producing
catnrrh at the stomach. Medical
authorities prescribed ior 1110 for three
years fo1 caiarrh of stomach without
c‘lue, but today i am tile happiest of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. l 111.171
not iind appropriate words; to express
my good feeling l have found flash,
appetite and sound rest from their
use"
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the
safest picparatlou as well an the aim
pleat and most comeuienl remedy for
any form at“ indignation. ralalrh of
stomach. billiousnrss 1.10111" stomach.
heart burn and bloating alter meals.
1
”recreation or came.
out” May‘Become 511111111111 Not Car-
at! For.
_ The Connecticut: Fish and (lame
commission has recently lssued'its r1».
port to the governor of tilt» state. 111
which a. number of very commendable
suggestions have boon made regurdinu
the protectionof game in this state,
and which will mom with ”“7 appro-
val of all those who himl 01 are in
tresied in the wild life in our Woods
and fields.
bpeaking of (loci tho (llflflnllflfilmlill':
state that. they frequently liliVi‘ 170111
plaiuts from farmers stating that 11117
and making.tl1c1nscl1'cs lrouldrsomc.
The three reports state that owing to
stain idcai places 1‘01 the titer am 111
be found. hence. tho.1111111h11roi'dcl-17 in
tho state is largely increased.
The commissioners suggest that the
stair make a provision for paying for
any damage that the deer may do and
that. it be not only against the law to
kill door, but also to allow dogs to
run thorn. ll“ hounds ale allowed in
run the. dleer they will quickly in-
frightened out of the slate and We will
have none. of these beautiful animals
within our boundaries.
in the report the fact tum so many
of our nuailxhavc‘been kiilud by the
severe winter of last year is d17p1'ccul«
ed by the commissioners and they
suggest that the stale ought. to bleed
quail and illiterate them in tho 111110.111
about the stunts 1111119171.. it has been
possible to purchase quail l‘loln south-
sin slates and liberate them in our
borders but the supply is growingt
scarce. and in lime such a policy rau-
not be pumued. The nugglhsiion of
the commissioners is a. valuable onl-
aud will meet with the approval of
all sportsmen. 1
The commission reports that in spite
of wet hromiingmcauous and ucvruu
winter's the pnrifldge in the slain hare
increased in numbers and there seems
little danger of l ir becoming hxiincl
if properly ‘prutal ad.
dc—el' in the state are. lltlllll‘tlyllli’.‘ crops .
their pavilion
b one creep"
up that the coil, i
aid be such an conceive-business 1
lull it would no 7111 e no
bio of trying 7i ll 1y 0
secret or the fact that they dare
endows: to obey thh‘ law. T111111 a
that any ciilciul who sets 1117117th no
touting the poll and Military taxes
might just as well consider his political
career ended at open.
yV _ The ‘ unfortunate plopeliyvowu 7.
not: not escape so really. He has no '
rights that anybody is bound to rev
spent. The amounts due {or pull dud
military taxes are invariably outclrd
upon his tax bill. and be is compelled
to pay them. 1 in this as in other in-
against the thrifty citizen who has}
managed to acquire a little real obtain. 7
He is not only forced to pay. his own
poll and military taxes willie other
man mo permitted to evade the our
meal or theirs, but he is also com
polled to help to pay the taxes of tho
delinquents.
These taxes. as they are now levied.
not 11 very bad example, and are on—
Thcy should either be abolished 111
strictly exacted.
that 701' the whole amount would p1 1111
but it would not early the. sting of
the present method of doing business.
neither would it teach to newconmrs
portant laws may be tilsmgarded withl
impunity. l
force payment. it is not well tha
owners of taxable p1operty shouhb
carry all the. burdens of the couuuuw
city. As the laws stand. pcoplc of.
moderate moans who endeavor to oil-1
lain a home or their owner to invest .
their savings In property for routing
purpoaiis are. practically punished for
their effort. The addition tax which
the wealthy 1111111 pays «daily 11111111111 a
crest deal to the small taxpayer whose
home is encumbered with a mortgage
’l‘hoso diluent-1 who seek to crude all
pecuniary responsibility are shmtsieht»
ed Houses arc not built from 9111b.
anthroplc motives and if once the uni ’
oi’ invletoru bccomc impressed wit
the idea that city real estate does not.
pay. an euounous liac in route will he
the inevitable consequence ' :
’l‘ho plivilegc of voting might fair-
ly be made contingent upon the palm
mom of poll and military taxes. or, ii'
thcy were not paid within six months.
they might be doubled or iroblod in.
order to pay {or the expense of going
from house to homu- and indict-ting
them. ‘l‘hv doi.r 11111 is fairly well onl-
ltii'lt'il in this fashion. although llw 1'.\'7~
isienro of :1 din: is hilt-n pmbicmutivul.
miou would be a certainty.
There should be a converted effort
among towns" and villas 11. pm this
matter upuu‘ a britrr fouling, and to
secure the 11crosuury legislation.
it is not primarily a (Illl':'.lll1li of
Money. 'l‘lu-lo is u very iluporiuui
pliluiplc of equal lights involvmlw
[hidgopml Telegram 7
COUGHB AND COLIN.
All 1:.ouzhs colds and pulmonary
71:0111pl11int1: that are curable are quich-
ly cured by One Minute Cough (lure.
Clears the. phlegm. drawn out. inllum-
maliou and heals and soothes the 111‘-
feriud parts. strengthens the lungs.
words all pneumonia. llnnnlesu and
Museum, to fake. Sold by The (fill-
i’ord Pharmacy. "*
K. 03’ C. W MANiLA.
A charter for a council or the Knights
of l'olumbuu to be instituted in Manila
has been granted by the national board
of directors or that order in. New lia-
1'eu. This is the first council to be cs-
tulllisbod in the l hilippiuos. hubris to
establish the 01 (in in 'i‘oroulo. (‘ cumin.
have been unsuccessful. owing to the
objection of Bishop O'i‘onnor. of the
'l‘ orcuto doircse. During the past. year
150 councils have been instituted and
the order now comprises 82.645 lucniv
lll‘l'ii oi’ the usual-lull- chum and 43.337 of
the insurance rinse.
A CERTAIN OUR! FOR GROUP.
When a child shows symptoms of
7 The commissioners take a very com
of wild fowl in this spring and they
voice the sentiments of all well inform-
ed sportsman when they any that till!
killing at wobbcd footed wild fowl in
tho poring is to be regretted and that
mendable stand regarding the hliiiml.
croup there Is no time in experiment
wilh new ruuiediou 1111 lilailcr how
highly they may be recommended.
There is one preparation that can ul-
wnys be depended upon. it has been
in use for many years and has never
been known to tail. lbs: Chambcrlnln' 11
the stale ought to legislate against ll
Every wall informed sportsman owns
it to himself and to those who will
come after hin1.io make 11 protest
against the law which allows killing
wild fowl lathe-prior. All allnrl
ought to be made this winter to have
a. law pass the general assembly atop
ping spring shooting. A concerted 11c-
tlon on the part of all true sportsmen
would bring about the passage of this
law and would a a great credit tolhis
state.
The commlnsiou also makes the null-
action that a hunting license would
creed thing in the slate. Many
other state: have a license for non-
rsoideota and some have a resident,
hunting license. The proceedll from
this license go toward the better pro»
tection of 111. some and for melodious
the covers
The commission taken a good vibrant
the name question in the following par-
1111111
“We believe that our liah and “the
in far too vahlabis to be allowed auto
Cough Remedy. Give it and a quick
euro is sure to folio Mr. M F.
ICompluu of Market. oxas. says of it.
“i have 11 ed Chamberlain's 0011 h
Remedy in more cases of croup will
my children. and can lruthluily say it
always gives prompt roller." For sale
by utilised-Powel Corporation. clllfurli
Pharmacy. Pierced bridge Pharmacy.
Zeitiun Pharmacy. l
l
5 110011171? m sauouar.
' ’l‘ha Manual banquet of the Fairaeld
County bar will be held in mitigation
Friday evening. January 27 The coin-
mitten in rim 9. ll‘ W Tracy. Thomas
M. Culllnaa. lenry (3. Stevenson. lime
uei ll. ilhaw. Robert ii.- Gould and
llamuai F. Beardsley. mat hull Moos
0117 plant and decided upon the data
and will proceed lo make the other
larrnngemonln One of the features or
the banana I11 the annual report of the
secretary. Judge William ii. Kelsey. 1
W»
GAUGH‘I' OOH) WHILE HUNTING A
OUROLAR
ithou
$011.7“ builds up 1116 disappear. it it is practical or moon Constable at 0hr. can. Ontario «:11:
the stomach to
at m
ably possible to protect it. 7. The people
everywhere are bill 11: around more
and more to the necessity for 1111 mat-
or protection. and we believe that tho
v lime to pgogh nine in when
9 . .I.
'rlawlmdlil‘
"l auxin 11 to cold while lulu
a burglar in the forest swamp i
to. Maori: it‘ll“ i
can hemrdr17
in: no small 11111... 1 {111111 sample
113.com." This melody is intend
lolly as con and co ids.
loosen and mm a centre on
“bail hil
stances. am is unjust disorllniuatinai .1
llicly routrnly to good public policy; 7 17
Adirect appropliaai
ably cost the taxpayer. Just [l8 muthl 1“:
the demoralizing lesson that even l111v _
it would. however. be wisel to on“; 1
while liability to this spurios oi' luv- 7
By that we meameverything men, iwomen and children can get in
rendy-to-wear goods from head to foot, at prices unprecedented m the
history (if legitimate merchandising.
The great successful sale held by us last Saturday and Monday,
was to clear out all goods damaged or partly damaged by water.
Thanks to the appreciative public thl
over our sales appear in this paper-these goods have all been dis-
posd of.
Now comes our NEW AND PERFECT GOODS which must be
disposed of before the end of the season. 1
'we allow goods to accumulate from one season to another. Antiqued;-
ed math; 3 's have no room in the con acting of our, business.
Although this great clearing sale Will continue until the end of the
season, we Would advise you to come early, select whatever you need,
have the goods charged, and pay for same in small convenient pay-
merits.” Pay Cosh if you Wish, price is the some.
Here are a. few. of the most notable offerings.
at so ‘generOusly responds when;
Under no circumstances do
“All of our ' V.
mums Hal's
displayed in our show room. re.
gardless of the tanner prices. for
this‘sale your choice for
$2.50.
“This price will take your breath
away for a minute. so be careful.
131.11 311112;; 7
Mode at Fine Taffeta Silk.
plaited or lucked.
styles. for ball the former price.
TRIMMED OUTING HATS.
as well n a lot of Silk and Vel-
vet shapes. ready to trim. for this
sale.
$1.50.
a
a:
up-to-datc
DON’T honour You Gan EA
79110 on one or 'ro-na-rn
SQUIRREL w12.70115 AND
MUFFS.
for $12. $15. and 3:18 the set.
.u-u—n-c
. MEN’S SUITS.
A few odds and ends. very good
patterns. odd sizes. for
$3.98 and $5.00
These Suits arc Worth more
than double.
w...— . Wm “M...
KERSEY CLOTH JACKETS
for women.
Black and cantor dolor. special.
$§|98a
mama.“
. RAIN court's
for women and girls,
at greatly reduced prices.
me can cross}.
VELVET COATS
for little girls.
Brown, Red. ,Blue and Black.
sizes 2 to 5 years of age. Bring
your child in and have her fitted.
Prices very low. .
W..mm—-—
OUTING FLANNEL
WRAPPERS.
A handsome range of colorings.
[Radios or yoke shoulders. heavy
material; worth $1.25 and $1.50.
for this sale,
981:.
FUR DEPARTMENT.
Do not fail to look over till: dc-
pnrtmem. We have some bun-
tiful Scarf: in real 'Foxcoand 8a-
bler. lint. round and Russian col-
lore. at astonishingly low prices.
Norwalk Chronicler