Weifth annual report or, the dig
‘o the__Norwalk Hospital Au~
‘ the yet. 1004. which was
the annual meeting, Octo-
“high haejttat been printed. it
ompleto list of the unicorn.
e employee of the institu—
Nureésrivlrs. r. a. Tattle.
i'a' Deery.‘
“little-rituals Mubelle E. Burnw,
, ”Orderly-v.10“ 10. Lane.
M. tderly—fChariee Tattle.
. titles~hliss L. Molth Bump.
, both Young. ‘ g 4
beekee elk—Mrs. C. W. Lane.
M . W. Lane.
, , deport of the directors is signed
" ilfil'esory. '1‘. I. Raymond and
lithium. executive committee. and
...
, of Erectors, have the
bmittlng the twoltth annual
900113501; ,Norwalkfuospnal for the
ear e ,,ing~septembci~ 30. 1901.
tiring the your no change has been
modulo-"the internal management of
tie hospital and the name arrange-
ta relative to the. board of the pa-
e-whiwj-itbeen continued as in the
previous year.
‘ The. number! of patients treated has
been 242. allowing a slight decrease
. 111‘ thenc‘ree‘eived. . .
._ All atatedin the lastrauuuul report.
, ‘ there are several needs for a more cili-
cient service, and which the modern
hospital today demands. Especially is
, _ this scan in the want of a thoroughly
equipped pathological laboratory. on
- an aid in the more accurate diagnosis
of operative as well as medical cases.
It is estimated that for the sum of
$500, at least it commencement in this
department could be made.
The need also of a new laundry Still
pl-eatlntuiltself, and _it is hoped that the
r ensuing year will bring an opportunity
‘ of its removal from the. prcscut crnul'p-
rad quarters. This is demanded from
economical heaven on sanitary reasons.
.-'From the financial report it "will be
learned that "the expectation. expressed
_ in the last annual report.,thnt the hon.
pitaL Would be free from debt at the
commencement of this year, has been
realized. The paytm'nt of the legacies
bequeathed. especially the Robert Dix.
Ann 151... Smith anti amount. received
from entertainment given by Mrs.
Katherine Fink. front church collections
and other gonorouu donations. has on-
abled the executive committee to can.
ccl all outstanding indebtednesm and
start the new year with a surplus in
the hands of the treasurer. Yet while
the institution is free from tit-bi, to ob-
tain yearly the income for its mainten-
, ance must always be cotnsidered. its an-
sured income is the state appropriation
and the pay received from town. ward
and private patients. The experience
of thopeat hats‘allown flint this as-
liured. income (100,-; not meet the ac-
tual expanses of the hospital, but falls
short by.nbout $1.000 dollars. To
meet this deficit reliance must be plug.
ed upon contributions from the church.
on. public entertainments and individ-
ual gifts. So far the hospital has been
fortunate in receiving. these.
The board dealt-ell to express its full
appreciation of the faithful nerviccn
of the superintendent and those asso-
‘ eluted with her ill the Cure of the hospi-
.‘ " tai anti int inmates.
To the medical ataff for another your
0! service, so freely and generously
given, to the lady visitors for their
continued energy in working for its
welfare, and to the many friends. who
MVQ'B". largely aided. by their donn-
ilone and gifts. our thanks are ex.
tended.
, With no endowment fund the hospi-
.‘ ‘ talihluat still cook the good will and
charitable coucideraihm of all inion
eaten in the good work.
ii oh good will and charitable con--
aid ntlon it still beepeaku.
r
'1‘ board of‘vialioru' necretury. hire.
in. ion report for 1003-04 in given
beiomc ,
, ,Thu apart year has been very un-
eventful. consequently there in very
little material for a lengthy report.
The pledge cards which were rccciv‘
oil from, Mr. Raymond were duly dbo
lrlbliiled among the ladlen of the board.
,butixitreoolne that the response has
been very ulltiatiufnciory aorfur, but, up
are hoping that. better ultcccau will
come litter.
Ho‘enieruinnicnt has been given by
' the board during the year. but the in.
diets did all that they could to help
make the concert given by Mr». F‘iak
fiuptember 28, 1901. a sucrose, and con-
tributed. 31? towardu the ellpeneru.
. - During the your. nrticlee have been
‘ , nontrtblltedby the following churches
. mm their rcprcseniativcn on the
r
, . Fifth ill. 10. Church, Mrs. 13. M An-
drew. clothing; shoes and flowers;
, ill ‘jfiortvalk Baptist, hire. ’11. C.
8 retail! underliel‘lta four pairs alip-
it;enti till: night dream; Trinity
nth. litre. Millie Smith. one dentin
, (low canon. innit. ileum and reading
,1 ' aim Avenue M. Iii. Church.
(illi bemoan. health, paper:
in iin;8t.l’utll‘ec1hurch hire.
vans and Mice Emily A.
i
and 0.1a limz. Pastor's
conmtional Church.
" ._ arm“ r
» an or
and diam room.
bani:
carillon:
. Surety. two it a
doom room: the: or.
. ~ until: 0,
1‘ Madonna naps endow .
, cm .
r
h, it
tighter
utreet, readingh a
illiadneae or.) -
V ‘ bureau ‘
ins card
by. Mull (Van ~‘Bute'b
. amount uthusireceived.
heipa very materially at times. .
Theiinanclal report at the Executive
donualtte‘e from October'l. 1903. to
October 1; 1904. in an fallowuz” '
. RECEIPTS.
‘lla'ia'nce‘ ........ s 291.02
Private patients
Town of Norwaik, patie
Town of Weatport. pull
Soidieru’ Home, patient
Church Collections:
Ii‘isk concert ipurt pro—
ceeds) ..............
Yearly Subscriptions:
“151813728
Real palate ., .3
Ordern not , presets lied ...
discount 1) i
. i
«north-tutu
reluctant iii-ova on. 1.1903.
. to Oct. 1,. 1104 (including
. no“. _ dildbll‘ (fled) e e o a t t a o
.) ‘ i hf , ‘
. Milli). ‘I’Loi .c‘a'uewuu‘nn
J ,,
The mod ,I re allow; that 1
Mia men We treated "
, i
won
_ have purchased
, e year-ltworoultinatchnire for
, e wards." aluo‘throu‘sh the cont-telly.
‘ i, of MrLSturtevant and A. J. Collide.
two nice chairs for the reception room,
at a liberal, reduction in price.
,‘ Attach. meeting. at the boar
leotlilnlietakemtand the bymedit
an treuaurer.
though ambii.
......
his...
Town of Dorian. patients
eniu. .
Town of Wilton, patientu. . ..
Town of New Canaan. patients
lt‘uiriieki Co. Home. patients. .
ti
iii. Ave. 10.10., ill. Not. .8 13.00
Rowayton M. E. 0.00
ionxrogaiionul. S. N... iii-10
Firm Baptist. Norwulk. 8.16
St. Paul's. ‘Norwaik. . .. 24.00
Hungarian Reform 0.80
- Congregation. S. Nor... 50.00
lat Conic, Norwalk. . . . . 13.00
nuptial, So. Norwalk.. 13.70
M. 10.. So. Norwaik.... 100.00
(lraee, Norwalk 174.23
St. Joseph's. So. Nor... 31.18
St. Paul's. Norwalk. . .. 413.42
lat Cong, Norwalk.... 40.70
hit Cong... Norwaik.... 11.00
Knight St. 18,101.10, Nor. 4.20
ll'ncc Baptist, Non. . .. 4.213
Rowaytou Baptist 10.00
Swedish. Eaat Nor. 5.00
itniertaiurncuts:
iinliowu'cn party ..... 5 10.3.3
Union King’s llaugb~
tors ................ 10.00
5110.00
171-11 Conn, Vol. i‘om... (12,30
Bequests:
Robert lllx Estate. . . .$2.:il£i.‘.’5
Ann E. Smith Estate. 300.00
”M $2,631.25
V . . . . I)?
xi. “i (81:13:31): {3'33 All Act Concerning Silt-ii Flsllorieh‘.‘
M. linliht: Lone IIIIIII 1.7.00 Sec. l. The Stale Nilllll exercise ex-
M. E Mead .......... 5.00 citlsivo jurisdiction and control over
H. “3‘ lrcgorv 25.0" all shell fisheries which are located
' ”w 380.00 northerly ‘of a lino drawn front Oynter
(lifts: River Point to South End and said
Joseph Wuiz ........ 25.00 ground Hilllli be in the charm» of the
Mine (.Tockroi‘i ........ 20.00 Shell Firth Commit-151ml with the some
Allen ”91m """" 50‘0“ power and duller-t an npperiain to
Mary Cunningham 20.00 grounds; south of paid line.
a. A. Woodward ..... 50.00 9““ L" A“ "00““ 0‘? rem?“
F A. Ferris 100‘00 mapa used exclusively for record ofoytt-
Mary A. “...”... 35.00 tor. clam and mussel grounda in the
Teachers and scholars .-olllrol and custody of the Town Clerk
oi‘hiru.liieud'e School 9,100 of the town of New Haven or the
John florhnm ........ 200.00 'l‘own (‘icrk of ihc Town of Orange
J. R Marvin '''''''' 2000 shall be rellloved to flip ofiice of [in
Julia S. “WNW” .... 10.00 Shell l‘bih Conuuiuuion and all deeds.
E. A. Woodward ...... 50.00 transitive of oyster. clam or ultluuci
Samuel Roodner 10.00 grouudml any books not. used exclu-
_ , $020.00 study for such deeds shall be copied
Rent of pasture .. .......... 5.00 by lilo clerk of Shell Fisheries. All
Supplies sold .............. 37.90 books 01 rct'ol‘ii. iliilpS llilli'liinilefi so
113.. of telephone .......... 9'70 obtained shall be kept by said colllmis-
. . . .- 7 mob. -
Stale applopriation """" :___',’_‘:):)_9',U_U_ Sec. 3.——-'i‘be shell 11in commission-
$10.020Ai’i are uhali recognize all grants made by
Father ”Mum” S, Mary‘s ”'9 town before the date of this not
parish (l‘ercivml too late i'or which shall be approved to iilc satin.
annual report) """""" 3.11.00 owners thereof at any time before
DlSlll‘RSEMENTS. January lat. 1900. and grounda not
Nursing ............. $231700 claimed and approved before that limo
imundry ...... , ,,,,, 052,35 allail be forfeited to the stale and be
Repairs anti supplies. 535,07 upon to application and denlgtlution
Cleaning ........... 1215.0 by said coulminsiouel‘u unload they
Board ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 4522,00 », have been not aside by not of the nu-
Orderly __________ 500,5: perior court he natural oyster, clam
Labor ..... 260.00 or littlest-1 ground. Accurilio maps
[Aging _________ 203,70 shall be made of all grounds recogniz-
Power .. ............. 34,45 ml by said colllmiuaioneru which maps
Fuel ,. .......... ,, _ ,, 910.211 shall be kept on fibrin ilit' odlco of the
Telephone ______ r,” 31,05 shell fish i.!()llllllltiHit)ll.
Drugs. .......... 710,70 See. 4. All grounds mentioned in
Expense account r , __ 30:, the first section of this act allaii be as-
Surgical supplies 354,39 attuned and taxed in accordance with
Horses for ambulance 355,00 auctions, 3220, 11227. 1228, 32211 and .2110
Ingurflnpp ,,,,,,,,,,, 19,70 of ihl' general statutes and all taxes
lco ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 113,50 roiit-clod shall be paid to the reaper-
lmprem ............ 58.011 live iownu within the meridian bonu-
Cm-mgp and fppiflht” 11,70 dury linen of which the grounds are
Stationery. stamps. Will?“-
printing, ctr. ,,, , ,, “0,00 The sum of twenty-live hundred dol»
Rent 44,00 ifll'ii is hereby uppropriuiml from the.
paid note _______ 2'325'00 . male treasury for the purpose. of cat‘-
Refund Town of ryiug on the proviulona of thin not.
“'pgtpnrt , _ _ _ .. 1,43 . Soc, b. All ticiu and parts of twin ili~
myttrninatlon, medical 2,00 conuiutcllt herewith are ‘bcrcby ro-
Mrn. i’erk‘tt click rc- pt-nlcd.
turned by bank nu~ The. other bill ‘proposcd by Clerk
paid 7,00 lilaihcwaon in a repetition of a law
Waierront ,,,,,,,,,, 97,13 paumad ill 11101. with slight. changes.
Refund 10 patients. which provided that a. portion who
amounts ()Vul‘pnld .. 3,00 1 holds title to oyater ground» obtained
...-w_914,433,58 by proper uleauu, ohnil enjoy that lilio
mum“, .............. 1,530,39 free from adverse attack.
”W ...-«~—
1 $10,020.40 TONIC TO THE SYSTEM.
Our balance .....i....$1,5.'id.S'.i For liver troubles and constipation
Order No. 3371 not ill. 0.00 it there in nothing better than Do‘Wltt’s
Wm”... ‘ lliitlo lnrly ltludru, the tumour: little
'l‘reaaurcr'u balm cc. 01.1343 40 Milk. They do not weaken the stain-
RECM ’i‘liLA'l‘ltiN, 1‘ i‘ICll.“1Tilil:ii' action ilplou li‘ltl ”filial;
.L . . ., a in t. p oununt lllll land can. 0
iD‘idliiifdgnlcutuw'iggfiggfi t Moore, of latlt‘ayoiiu. 1110.. uuyu, "No
‘ ""‘: ' ' ‘ nae tui‘kinit.l ouwi‘uu Alfittlt;1 ldar‘ly
,. ., ' . ‘ ilisere to in: r war . oi or pl 13
Efafcttle‘ouiuuittw Hill” ‘ 31 [1110.09 1 have titted gripe and make me sick
Orders drawn a 0“ m hunk 0.00 in the atoluaclt and never cared mu.
...-«— ...—a...
Tremluror'a hinlnacc . . . . . . . 41,503.49
.............tti.ooooo
56.43
antenna”...............t altar
Receipts from 04 . '1. 1903
Oct. 1.10 1 (including notes.
1‘0
a
d a] col:
4,028.81 largest number indicate any one .
1,370.00 duy.. ............. .1
29.85 Smallest number patients any one
25,43 day ...... ...... .. . .
34.000perationu.................. ..... 7
40,43 (font maintenance per week. ..... $11.84
59.13. ' W ,
CASTO R IA
’llor Infant; and Children. ,
The Kind You iiau Alum Borgia
Bum the V " A ‘
Signature“ ,
$383.39
$5
17,729.53 '
$18,010.88
0.038.510
delimit
Nani
in: Your. mulopv‘lzi. females 01.221 .
Privatepatientu
Ward patient» 100
242
Pailcntu discharged ...............2lii
tilled . 17
Remaining in Hospital Sept. :10.
1001, undo»: drummed it 12
W
242
held,
'l‘lla
.
Number days about by patients in:
Hospital
Average dayu about by each par .
float in iioupilai
nun”... ),
u. an
N EW OYSTER Bi LLB.
Prepared by Clerk Mathewgon ofisileil
‘ Finn . Comminlon.
Attorney A. McCleilon, Mutllcwaou.
clerk of the Shell Fish Commission.
has drafted two bills relating to turn
for grounds which will be lull-minced
ill the. (natural Annelllbly today 111'
Senator Cilnlilcld. One of the bills
would practically place under ib'c coll-
tloi of tho ubcli iinil commission the.
oyster grounds in New Haven harbor.
.\i lilo, ill‘t‘rilllli limo there are no it“-
curaic maps of those grounds and il in
.liiiieuii, to illlii out anything about
Uiclli. if lilc coll.lllli.~l;~tit'm in givcll con»
trol suitable maps will i)(' prepared.
The bill hill-i lllu approval of the oi.-
1iciais of both the towns of Now .ilu-
you and Orange.
The text of 1119 hill follows:
m"
03.5
faction of said coulmisniouol‘n by the
libWitt‘u Illiilo Early Rlnoru proved
to be the long nought relief. They
are tillnply crfuci." Persona trnvoi-
lug find 1.11 in Early mum's the most
reliable remedy to carry with them.
“an .... ..
Duo from town . lien 100.00 . W
Dan from primt‘gfipnii at... . 300.00 ”IMOCRAT WA“ PHEGENT.
Cash. balance ................ ultra but crrv. Mick, bun 31.~——The
. ......W unique apectacle of a noutheru Demo-
, . 342,400.30 crutic Congressman attending the ban-
Treasurer Charles B. Btevena‘u re» duet of a. northern .licpublican Club
port ibiiowa: . ' ‘ was presented last night when the
Oct. 1. 1903' Execbtiva l four hundred shouts of the McKinley
Committefi'g but. ”.4201,” \ Club of Bay County, ital. down to their ‘
annual toast, The viaitor was Cun-
greiuiman tenure. of South Carolina,
who'cloquentiy responded to the toast.
“One Flag. One Country."
IPIKDY RILIIF.
A suite that beats ,withoit a soar
in DeWitt'll 100011011th do to. ho,
remedy clients each needy roller. it
drawn out inflammatiunmoothar. coal!
lam heels allmutituhurat and brunch.
it. our? care for Pilot and Ikiu‘llil
and " ‘
,0 Style}? 1! n‘ Entity
obtained it bought. a
.A, woman‘who in healthy and happy
Shaman grown ,wlaer. Wo~
feet. high collars which beget throat
troubiea'aati cause the face to flush
and darken. and tight corsets. thou the
woman of civilization in but a step re-
moved from the women. of China, who
bobble on m‘aimed feet. Many women
have an idea that comfort and untidy
looseueus of attire. coupled with lack
of style, go hand in hand, and are
q victim of “nerves" in conuequence.
3 How title wrong idea still obtains ii in
hard to imagine. in view of the fact
that perfect cut and 111 has made the
loose outer garment and sillrt-wniai
artistic and a pronounced auctions for
years past. 11' all women would ap-
ply this knowledge in the uelection or
making of other garments all might
be as comfortable no men, who acorn
a garment if it pinches. if the corset
in properly fitted and loouc enough
for perfect comfort and shoes, belt,
etc...fiiied on the name principle, we.
mnn’it health would be much better
than it in. An hour a day- spent in
exercise will not undo the work of
too or twelve. hours of improper 11y.
lug, hence the abaurdlty of women
trylne'to obtain better health by ox-
omlse and gymnastics when they go
from such exorcise directly into the
mistake (if? lightd‘illcd clothes.
Baskets for Serving Fruit.
A planning variation from tho l'eglb
iatlou melllodu of sci-villa fruit is to
utilize a basket .i'nrhioucd from a
piuuupplo or a melon for this purpose.
The int-tide part of the» fruit is care.-
fully cut away. leaving a hollow 01-159.
The contents. freed from core and
necdu. are then returned to the ohelis,
sweetened and fiat-cred with liquor if
deeired. A. sprinkling of sugar and
liqueur add to the flavor of the melon.
Sirewpcrriesaud pineapples make a
delicious combination. When care-
fully prepared these fruit baskets im-
part a decorative touch to the table
and are csl'wciaiiy appropriate for
luncheon or tea.
Y. W. 0,. A. Established in Paril.
No Young Women‘s Christian asun-
ciaiion has ot’et‘ been founded in
Paris for thc reason that no enter.
prising person of means ever took the
matter in hand until a few month!
ago. it would have made happy all
who take an interval in Christian as.
Hooialions to have attended the dedica-
iory exercise oi' the cwly-establlnhed
British-American Young Women's
.Chrletian aauoclaiiun at :3 line dc
Turin, five min'tttcs' walk from the
business center of Paris. where. ill a
private house. with garden in from.
at least :10. women can be housed.
boarded and well cared for.
The preamble to the connotation
anvil that the members of this asst»
elation arc actuated by a desire'to
atlmulate inierent in the rciigioun de-
velopment of yuttnit women in Paris
to improve their intellectual. social
and physical coudilums. and to do thin
there will he. (llltfl‘ii‘ii ill it‘rcnch, Ger-
man. lectures. uuclni and llible nicot-
inge and. icon. and abstaining utoulhcru
are St a your. and board and lodging
from 3510 $0 a work. mid buy Woman
of good moral character may be circl-
ad an all liBfliil‘lilli' mmubcr by a void
of the member» prevent at any raga.
liar pleating of the board.
"...... . .....m........_.....
’ Tim for the Mending Basket.
in mending frayed collars and cuffs.
wauh out the «invention in the udguu
evenly. and Mitch together.
Worn buttionilolva should have a
place of the good» solved neatly under
and new buttonhoias u'orltcd in. '
When the binding; in worn on blank-
otl buttoaholc tho edger wiihflficoich
yarn matching the border in color. ,
Frayedout nitiriu may have the
admit ucoiioped. and worked in but-
tonhole stitch with «turning cotton,
Mountain Climbing Champion.
hire. Fanny Bullock Workman, who
he: held the workl'u mountaineering
record. for Woolen for uotne yearn.
broke her own record climb of Router
(lance. 21.000 feel. recently. in the
Himalayas. by the 11110911! of two great
gnaw peak: in one tiny. The that of
there ht 21.7?0 feet high at the tuna
wit. the" iguana 22,50 feet. ‘
anmfl W.—
Itrlwborry Iauoo.
alublotpecaiuint butter and when
at. DeWitt'l {it the chili 10011110
itch 11 not do vb... liquid of, tun
21mm it'd diamond not”;
' film’- ,
the".
a.
a»...
.thi uiiittuflt'iii creamy but '10 a can:
it; «our hurtful of ‘msilea and tapped
«hortic-
(nnd the‘terms are synonymous) does .
. not-wear her. clothing uncomfol'tttbly
tight. ,
men‘s clothing in cumberilotne enough
at best, but when vanity and a this
taken aenaeof style prompts the wear-
ing of tight shoes which distort the
into a clinic! powdered sugar work
.‘ "I ‘
, Dull-0y Qilcoaivo Not-titan:
. r. WI)" Fee! antiv‘fimpltc‘.
,1, ll. tntnended by Thctlllilori
‘ l‘harmtuhv iitiiiuan-I'odwclloor.
1’lulunul' ilrulgi'ialre. Lullab-
denoiuziaOo. MK mr‘booitiet '
Ilr. Felt l‘hemionl to. tilt stubble: Sc. '
lioninu. Mann.
”Whitman Amour-malts.
HEARTS Oi" OAK.
tthn Jamel-i A, Home wrotc liili
bountiful play of Hearts of Oak it was
said by many that he was ahead of the
tintca. in the face of fierce oppoui-
that, the author upeei all alone tradi~
iloun. lie broke away from the rav-
ingn and reutingu of the t‘ootiighiu. be
swept. aside impouulblo scenes and all-
uutiouu. he. cant. out the ugly stage
properties and evolved a new order of
lhiugn. lie gave. to the stag.- i-ioarlu
of Oak and Shore Acres, “l'cltl” ltlcu.
women and cillltircll.. 110 used no
makeuhift and ulngo'propet-tlon where
it was possible it) preut‘ui the genuine
iii'liclt‘. Who will ever forget till:
real uuppt‘r actuloain selected cantoi
talented players. equipped with 11 11mg.
lililtt'lll display or ii-‘Jt‘ilit‘ efforts. whit-it
will be swim at: ilo,.'i't~‘ ’i'imnil'c, Sililil~
day. it‘cbl'uury -i, Lilliilli‘i and 1.1.4111.
tits LAST DOLLAR.
ills 1.21:0 Dollar. which in altliuuucinl
for lli‘i‘n‘i‘illiiiliiii a! iioyi'u Tin-atria
\\'cdllta~-.rluy, i-‘t-blllul'y let. it. now ill
11:; Hi‘i'liliii pi‘mpvrolm i-it'llrtlil. ii in 11
Hlm‘y oi the but of n luuniy “1:111 and
a womanly woumu. wmi wow-u with
bright cotucdy liiit't} and tniriili‘ui :ali»
billions. While llaviti lilggis in ‘.i no.
table. hit‘illil' feature in iiit' company
be by no means carried the entire bur-
den of success. for he has sonic cxcciv
it-ui support. including Eleanor Moli-
tell, who last Et‘llHUH starred in The
(iirl and iiii‘ Judge, a young and ini-
ellictl lady; Ktltllcl'll Miller. a lll‘tillli'
llcut Western society girl, noted for
her clever portrayal of character, ulld
also for the exquisite (halo and civ-
guuce of nor gowua: Isabel ()‘Mudi-
gun, who will be seen in the character
of a "(li'uudc dame,“ Thou. Reynolds.
an illi.‘ .iew. "Kaufman." long. a favor-
iit- ill Hilllili. W. llurl Cartwright. (limr~
lax Flemming. William ilclford. Allan
H. iiniicy. W. E. iliudstonu and others
of equal importance.
WHEN TO GO HOME.
From the llluil’tuu, lnd., litililiv‘l‘:
“When lived uni. go home. “'ilt'il you
wuui consolation. go iltllllo, When you
want full no home. When you wont
to Hilllw oibcra that you have reform-
ed. no home and let your family get
acquainted with the fact. When you
want to Shilw yourself of your boat go
home and do the not, there. When
you fool like being cxiru liberal go
homo and Iii'iit'ili‘l' on your wife and
l‘ililtii‘i‘il first. When you want to
shine with extra brilliant-y go home
and light up the whole household.“ To
which wo would add, when you have
a bad cold, go home and lake t‘bnm-
iwriuiu's (fungi! iloulcdy and a quick
run» is. certain. it roullicrucis any
itndeucy of a cold to result ill puuu-
ulonin. For sale by Siiilsou-l’owoli
(‘ol‘pornliml. Clifford l’ilal‘lllucy.
l’icrrc‘s ilridgo l'burmlu-y. Zcii fuse
l‘burtllacy. "
.._.. ...“.-.‘p... ...... . .
lNTERNAL REVENUE RULING.
Label: on Tobacco Moot Have Cau.
tlonary Notice Printed Solid.
The following ruling has hi‘t'll rc-
cI-ived at the local inicruul l'cvoltue
nfllce front the l'uiicd Staten treasury
department: "(‘uuliou untim- lain-in
on sunlll packaged of manufactured
tobacco mum be printed noiid, Mllll~
ufat-iurcrs' labels with advertising
matter in the center, allowing the
name and nddt‘ean of the lllllllllil‘lt‘llll‘f‘i'
and ill.» brand of the tobacco. one-half
of the caution notice being printed
on one and of the label and the other
half one the opposite end. run
when the. label is wrapped about the
package of tobacco the separate pill‘li-i
of the caution notice will be brought
together and united, one. part. how-
ever. being inverted. are contrary to
law and their use mum be diecouruk-
ed.“
The idea of llbd ruling hi to ace that-
uii lilo caution labels are printed ill
one place and not cut in half in order
tllni they might be half rum] and not
cniirciy lllllii’l'iiiiltlli by the vcudel‘u.
NO MORE STOMACH TROUBLES.
All uiomuch trouble in removed by
tho lliii! of “MIDI llyupopala (furl. ll
given the utomatll perfect rent. by div
granting what you out without the atom.
ucil’a aid. The food bulblu up the.
\- bttdy. the rent motorist; the stomach to
health. You don‘t lawn to dial. your-
self when inking liodol liynpcpuia
Cure. .1. 1). Erskine. of Aliuuvillo.
illicit. says. "1 suffered Heartburn and
Stomach trouble for name time. My
sieier-indnw has had the some trouble
and was not able to but for nix weeks.
She lived entirely on warm water. At;
tor taking two boitiee of Kodoi Dyer
pepuia Cure like was entirely cured.
She now out: heartily and is in good
health. l am glad to any Kodol gave
me luainnt relief." Sold by The Gilt:
ford Pharmacy. 0 "
make on THE rouce.
BRlllilinPOlt’l‘. Jan. airs-Police were
unmatched to N, 1.. Kilwardn‘ halite-0n
once of bumlara.
bent out there and reported at the
tyrant: house. with the result. that the
window and fired on the police. at the
some time calling up headquarters for
more police. The miaiulte wee not
‘niutiers were explained.
a»
. awardthc ten-vcarolti eon oer. and,
L Riverside cctllctary. '
‘ , wan ordinarily u‘ '
. bright, sunny little chap and a favor-
' panned through the green.
"1111'
Clinton tweliuc. Sundnyuiilhr. by D. .
, Armstrong on uitnpiclou of the pruto .
The police wore ,
em uninitiated and
Wunue‘ioflning. r
WA'i‘FiltlzlliRY. Joli. 31,.wllhrcld 010
Mrs. George F‘. Maid. of 1110 Mo to
street. died Saturday evening after-filo
illnesa of seven make of cerebroee in»
01 meningitis,
there was a abort prayer service at:
the house. The interment will be ,in
The boy. who
in. with ,th companions, has been
practically - unconscloua during the
seven weeks. he had bermtill.
Thin ‘
- 1 re funeral serv cell ‘
“ were held at St. John's church thin. ,
afternoon at. 2 o'clock, but previously ,‘
ill regard to tho hazing of Harold, but‘
the only hazing done it ill ntatcd. was
the snowballing of the lad when he
The. boy. llolvcver,. wan of a. highly
nervous diapoaiiion, and it Willi the
first time be had been out alone in the
evening, and couuetulcntiy he. was un-
uuuuily timid. During hli-l delirium.
however. be raved about incident»: of
hazing. Dr, Frederick 1'). (Braves, his
physician, elated iaht‘evenlng that the.
disease was not in any way due to
any possible hazing. Rev. John N.
llewia. .ir. rector of the church. utnieo
last evening that the boy's death
could not be attributed to hazing bo-
cauac there was no hazing,r except the
snow-bailing.
THE ORIGINAL *
Foley &. Company; Chicago originated
llolley and 'i'ar an n throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tilt many imitations am ot‘l’ol‘mi
fur lilt' gt‘illiiiit‘. Ask for hole)?-
lulu ol‘fcml no no utilcr propal‘aiion
will am- lb.- auxin; satiai’ucliou. ii in
mildly laxative. ll muluilm no op-
ium-y. and in Hui‘vsl for (‘lliltli’t‘ll and
ili‘iit‘iilt~ persona. Sold iii i’iniuicil‘r‘
lli‘ill; Slur-5. "
MUST REMAIN ON DUTY.
Railroad Men Will Not Have Libol‘ty
While in New York.
A new rule affecting the train crew
on the New York division of the New
Haven road went into effect Saturday.
which will keep ilil'lil on duty and in
lhc city where their runs end ltlliii
till(‘il time as they are ready to go
out on their regular runs. 11‘. llowcvvr;
they are needed before tbcir regular
irniu lhcv will be soul out, that in thc
purpose of the rule. The order says
that men out of New Haven, liau'
bury. Stamford, i’ori (Theater and New
Rochelle to New York lliilui remain on
duty at tho iirnud t‘emrui station.
“'iil‘i'i‘ ”lot will iit‘ available for extra
duly.
it also pl‘Ovltiwz that the men run-
llillg‘ into New liilvt"i from New York
l’orl (‘bl-sicr, Stamford and New iii)-
rltcilc abnll rculuiu on dilly there and
be ready for Hi‘i'Vit't' at ally time while
they urn waiting for their i‘t‘llll'll rune.
iillitel'ln lilt' llll‘ll when they rout-bod
the but of lilo runs have been at liiwr.
ly to go where they plcasod and put in
their time, but vnicsu they had been
on the road llli' rcquircd number of
hours they got no pay for the time
they passed this way. Now, however.
no mutter how long they are out. they
will be paid for the time they remain
on duty at either of the two terminals
of the division.
A GRiM TRAGEDY
in daily enacted. ill thousands of
bounds, nu Death claims. in each one.
another victim of Consumption or
Pneumonia. But when Coughs and
lolda are properly treated. the tragedy
is averted. 13‘. ii. liliuiley, of Oak-
inudou. Illd.. wriicn: "My wife had
the consumption, and three dociors
gave her up. Finally she took l'lr.
Klnu‘u New Discovery for Consump-
iiou. laughs and Colds, which cured
her. and today nhe in well and strong."
it kills ibc germs of all'dinoaaen. One
done relieves. Guaranteed tit bile. and
$1.00 by i“. ii. Baxter, Druggisl. ’l‘rial
bottle free. "
PROPHETS ALL FOOLED.
People Now Patiently Waiting for
Sign. of Candiemao Day.
People are wondering what wcaihcr
like the prudent, indicates for the next
few weeks. and the propiiola of an
early upriug are being met with “i
told you no," by tho prophcta who pro.
dict ticvcrai more weeks of severe.
wedding. The people who are hear
ins hiuo birds are. being naked if tbcy
are liable to strange uolaca in the
head. and if they two an well an hour
things.
The near approach of Caudlclunu
day, when pivopic generally thillili'i‘
Dl'liliilt'itl or not. take observation or
their own account. in t‘xlll't‘il'li 10
m-ilio ibc lliillii’l' no for m: prophecy
in t'lilll‘i'l‘llt'll. Moat t‘lltipic bow on
dottbludly bad enough of willim‘.
'hicb hit burn iiillil‘lll‘li'i‘iZi‘ti by much
l|iit'illiiiiil and ltubcniihi‘ul woulllcl‘,
and will be clad it the run in dark
curd fill that, day no litui there bl no
I‘illllll'i‘ i’ur iiil‘ around lulu. tl‘lli’il hr
bmlueu forth to who but firm built
around. in Him uh; own nbudow. and
therefore retire ill diumlui to bill aunt.
LA DIEéT".sddi-‘lt'i%?"
commutator-War
it makou a woman very indignant
with a men iii a street car to think
intiul' intuitionhe Wolliii be it he iiiurcd
a tor. ‘ ' ,
initiated fearing bursiant opened a db
discovered until nemetime inter. when M
The more worthietm it than in the
earlier it it for it woman to marry him.
illness; followed his going to a reboot» '
uni of the. vented choir of St. .itliln'i-l,‘
church. it had been the cuaiom of ihc¢ ,‘,
boy» to haze the new members: at tho '
‘ choir. and there was tronuitlcrable talk 1- . ;
linncy told ’i‘nr null l'cltmc any ultimii» ,
1
i
. I
Utiiietailcurablecondlitolu
. . ubltioi Mrs.W.W.Lny-.
“wag. wu .loroi Hilliard.
cured by Kodol , Pm. was cured
of. Itomeoh,‘ . . 01,,Chronio
trouble which , ,«pylpoppio by
had affected -. the use of
lunhem.’ ,
. from”. ‘ x
taut-vulture
FOR SALE BY
THE CLiFFORD PHARMACY.
TUBERCULOSIS TREATMENT
First Report of New York State H05.
, pital is Grallfying.
ALBANY. N. Y., Juli, 31.~~'l‘hc first
report of the State Hospital for the
trcnimcnt of incipient Tuberculoaia.
which was established by an act of
the legislature at Raybrook. in the
Adirondacks. was presented to the
New York State Medical Society today
by Superintendent John H. Prior. M.
1). Although the institution has been
opcn only since, July 1. 1901, indica-
tions point to complete success. Of
the eighty-two patients admitted. elev-
cn have been discharged as cured. 01‘
the remainder. five have not been in
the hospital long enough ‘to justify
any conclusions; Nineteen have ap~
parenily recovered; the. disease of
thirty-four probably arrested, and all
the real show improvement.
"The law creating this institution.
and under which it has been in opera-
tion for a period of silt months.“ says
Superintendent Prior. “seems to be
entirely satisfactory. it contains
many new features, which hfll'li'nevt‘l‘
iltlflli‘t' boon tested, The requiremenzs
for tullllieuiou, and the methods tics-
tuned to limit treatment to incipient
rumm- only. will be adopted and tried
by several other states in the near
future. 'i‘llus far. it seems unneces-
sary to advice any changes in the or»
gullic law."
ANOTHER-. GOOD MAN GONE
WRONG.
He neglected to take Foley's Kidney
Curt- at. the firui signs of Kidney troll-
bie, hoping it would wear away. and
he won soon a victim of Bright‘s Dis-
pane. There is danger in delay, but
if Foley's Kidney Cure is taken at
once the symptoms will disappear, the
kidneys are strengthened and you are
noon sound and well. A. R. Balls. of
Morgnntowu, lnd.. had to get. up ten or
twcivo times in tho night. and had a
severe. backache and pains in the
kidneys and was cured by Foley's Kid-
ney Cure. Sold at Piaiaied'n Drug
Store. "
“A man who can never got a seat.
in at New York cur." remarked the, 0b-
Hi‘l'Yi'l' of Events and Things, "hue the
satisfaction of knowing that he‘ll find
out» when he goes nkniiug."—«Yonkcr.~l
Statesman.
NEW YORK, new HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.-
in Effect December 4. 19M.
LEAVE BOUTH .NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.-—12:§2x. 5232):, flz-ii’nx. 6210!.
0:00. 0:55. 7:46. 8120):. 82-12. 0207!.
91323:. 0:51. linbbx, 11:41.
1’. M.~12:iilx, 1:05. {1:05x, 3:01.
6:10x, lit-iii, 0:01x, .(lrlillx, 7:23x,
8:00:13 Smitty. 10:32.
Sundaye.
9 1i iii.» illihilx, iuillix, bribx, 8:08.
P. hi.--~2.biix, 1110:".x. 5:10, 0:0”,
7:211, litiliix. 1121.“. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. lil.»«-i:50. tznu. 0:30, 7:130, 82001:.
lizi‘iilx. liziiiut. 10:02x. 10:01, 1120011.
11:02.
1‘. h1.wl2:02x. 1:05. 2200):. 2:05.
3:31x. izillx. 4:00. 4:32, 0:01x. 0:07,
0:27. 0:00x, 0:02. 8:00x. 9:29. 11:00:.
12:00u.
aundlyl. ,
A. hip-0:00. 7:30. 10:02.
1‘. M.--b:02. 0:00. 8:00, 11:00. 12:00.
SOUTH NOaWOth‘t TO till"
I .
A. M.--12:iln. 1:212. 1:08;. 0:10.
7:30. 8:33. 0111;111:111“. 11:11am“.
P. him-«12:00:. 1:21. 11:11:. 4:20.
0:30. 6:07;. 0:33, 71108.91101, 11:211.
Brigiflpdfl. in addition to chew.
P, .wzii’i. 0:12 7:34.
titration.
'A.M.-12il4x.,1:212. 1:081. 7:40.
:0:11. 11:11:. P. tam-om. 7:003. Uilllit.
OOUTM NORWAUK: 5") DANIUIVt
A. numb. 0:501, 0:00.
P. hie-“1:25, “Miami”. 0:03. 7H7.
DANIUKV To UUU‘T‘N'WORWALK.
A: Mar-5:55. 41291,: .8i'1‘g 101003.
113051 ‘ _
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Norwalk Chronicler