1.11.7811wa 1, Olilcel‘ in ‘Evcry
[ ,llorsouswilnc Town Ilsa
_,'6oll‘ocl Officer for Each 1.4
.0063 In Ambiance—Hari-
bill Bpeuds $25.12 tor
$115111 c1111 Enumeraied
'Ilhe report of the atnte board of edu-
billion has been filed with Governor
Roberts. It is 11 volume of 690 pages.
Mischief which comprise the repmt of
that board 5411 contain the report of
Secretary Hine with a mass of statis-
tics and an index and there are 133
poms which give the state statutes
and the private note on education with
an Index. In the subject of attendance
the board calls attention to its reit-
slated statements tbnt much of the
difiuulty of enforcing the attend-
bide law arises from the low standard
‘Ill Lilo pu'bllc mind of what regular at—
tonlance is. Very low children ht.
--tentl 150 days 01 ioul— fifths of the
destiny prescribed period. Children
who are regularly irregular are 1e~
knrded as conforming to the law. Prou-
bunting officeis will not bring cult,
uninst delinquent and negligent em-
pfoyers and pnr,ents judges will not
always convict when the evidence is
clear. This has gone so for that
within the past your a parent who
pleaded guilty was acquitted by 11
justice. it is also to he noted with
regret that holidays visiting days and
celebrations 11111 diminishing the num-
ber of school days in the your and
that the school life of children is by
so much shortened,
The grunts from the state treasury
for the support of public Schools
amounted to $489,695.67. These sums
were divided 1111 follows: Enumeration
grant (209.0015 children at $2.25) in—
cludes income of school fund. 8470.-
189.751, high school grunt, $15.3l,2.85;
evening school grant. $11,103.01.
The Legislature of 1003 added grants
for superlnlcndenco, for conveyance to
high schools, for tuition foes ut ou~
dowed and incorporated academics 111111
for ayerage uttondunce in cortuin
cases. These will probably increase
the annual payments from tho stutc
treasury by $75,000.
The aggregate amount paid from the
state treasury to public schools was
$489,695.07; the. income of permanent
school funds 11113 $100,838.22: the for-
.mer in 13.11 per cent, and the latter 3
per cent. of the total expenditure for
schools. The several towns 11nd dis-
tricts rniscd 77.7 pol- com, 111' $2.-
“341,181.70.
in sixty—one towns high
schools organized with. courscs of
three or four yours. Tho courses are
not identical. but. lmvo lilo some gen-
and features. Sixty-nine towns have
availed ihcnlscil'es of (lli‘ frcc high
school iuw 11nd Ilill'l.‘ conscutcd to ihc
attendance or f'IllIIiI'iIl 1.11 111111 -1lo1ul
high schools It i'i.’lllil\\$ flint i211 towns
either how high :1 book with till,1 11s-
ual three 111 four yours' 10111110 01' 111118
consented to 1111.1 Illicllllilllcr‘ of resilient
children at non-11111111 high schools,
leaving thirty~fivc towns which do not
makeuny provision for high school
education. in a low towns parents
are rmluircll'to'pny lllO town ircusur-
or the difference botwccn the stutc
grunt 11nd the high school tuition too.
The result of such 1111 evasion oi the
law is that ibusc towns obinin 11111
state grant, but my nothing toward
high school education.
Details of the establishmont of the
new normal school at Dunbury are
given which show (but Alexander M.
’White gch tho sitc oi thrco acres.
The model school building at New
Britain, authorized by the Legislature
of 1901, a ten-room building, cost $33.-
00; $25,000 11115 the original appro-
. priatlon., and the town of New Brit-
ain gave the lot, which cost $7,500.
The Wiliimnntic Normui School was
completed at a cost of 620, £100. The
sum of ii, 550 was spent fol 11 fence
and other implovements at the New
Haven Normai‘ School There was
sixteen public and nine special acts
affecting education passed by the Gen-
oral Assembly of 1903, which are
synopslzed in the report' Under the
. head of administration. the bourd
'7 shows that there are 11 inrgo number
of mail ole actually engngod in the ud~
annihilation of education. 'I‘hcic lire
seventyplghi boards ol 1.;.b 111 Violinist,
elsbty- three town school «01111111111413.
lougteen boards of education. and 840
‘ setuol‘ district officers. making 1.007
There are
filentm'em‘ent of education in Connec-
cu .
1111111 membership of the several town
school boards amount» to i..308 Tho
nutllbbr or district unicorn is 2, 615 and
the 111111111111 of superintendents or»
pain 01111 or more of tho lore»
min bohool oiillinls is 22 it follows
, that there uro no loss lbun 3,916 pur~
‘uonzfléniluud in the administration oi
. , edu flop. which 111 01111 lo uvory 2110 or
ilaliou and one to many Ill or
II in avorugo uttenduncc if
Illicit. The extent of this
dot school officers is seen
“it?! one town in which there
., ton of 7:10 and the number
I' ‘ fliobl pincer: is is help: one to
i . xteen of the population and
each 1.4 pupils in average at-
' Thom relult tor the state
good an if there were foyer
th more important. 11111111011111»
lily Hills submits his twen-
iili‘n'l report corsrlnz the period
3;eg 14. 1003. to July 141.1903.
smut oi the .1111 lol-
email: other 1111qu reports.
It” loci 11111111. in the
111911 child nulli-
own- M the
haul 11111111111111
Iocnlpublic bodies concerned with the,
TO AlLan WOMEN.
A Little, sound Advico Will Help
MIny I Butler» in South Nor.
walk.
No woman can be healthy and wait
if the kidnoys are sick. Poisons thin
pass of! in the urine when tho kidneys
g are well pro retained in the body when
V the kidneys are sick.
inflamed and swullen. ‘
Kidneys and
bladder get
crowding the delicate female organs
neurbynnd uometimes displacing them.
This is the true cause of- many bearing-
do’wn pains. lameness, backache. sido
ache, etc. Urlc poisoning also calls
on headaches. dizzy spoils, 111111111011.
nervousness and rheumatic pain.
When suffering so try Dunn's Kid-
ney Pills, the remedy that cures sick
kidneys. You will get butter us the
kidneys got better, and health will re-
illrn when the kidneys are well. but
a. South Norwuik Woman tell you
about Dunn's Kidney Pills.
Mrs. C. Guliung, living on Bill street,
says: “i am well up in years, and
like a great many old people I had
trouble with my kidneys for a. long
lime causing distressing backache I
could find nothing to give me any re»
li11i',n11d l fancied that Donn’ s Kidney
I’ill's might help me. even if they
didnt cure I wont to Pinistcd' 11 drug
store pnd not 11 supply! i was not
disappointed Dunn's Kidney Pills
disposed of the last attack. The
liackncho and suffering were a thing
of lhe Dust. ”
F01 sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-hillburu 00., Buffalo,
N. Y., sole agents for the United
Slates.
Remember the nume—Doan's—imd
take no other.
..
New London. sih.18:Wnterbury,
$14.06; Middletown $l3.09: Norwich.
$13.57; Morhieu. $12.36; Dull-bury.
$11.80; Bridgeport, $10.02: Norwulk,
$13.14. Clinton, which has not to sup-
port 11 high school, paid out $41.07 per
child cnumcrutcd. (lonorul stutistics
Show that lhcre are ihllililb pupils enw
rolled in the public schools. 17.60 Dill'
cupitu of population: there 11111.1 1,5”
schools with an average daily atten1i~
once of 119,231. The mine of all pub~
lic school property is $l2,:l2l.fllii.iill,
111111 there. are 4,444 11111111101111, ill?) fe-
males and 320 mulch. ’i‘llc 1111111111111
monthly wages of tho 11111111 tenchcrs is
$02.44. (amnion. $45.26.» Till1 loiul
rovcnue wns 63.457.603.57 and tlir1 to»
la] 11xpcnditures was 63.020.614.517, r1111~
l‘os‘olliiilg $3.83: per cupltu of popuiu.
tion. The linily cost per pupil wus
15.0 cents and tho amount of 11111111111-
1111nt inveslod funds is $3,054,541.3l.
The towns 11nd school districts 1111111
$4,143,612.56 On account of school 11x—
pcnditurcs.
Reports of Giles Potter. William S.
Simmons and C. N, Hull, agents of tho
bourd are given in dctnii. Scrollly-
one persons were prosecuted for full-
mg to send children to school. ’i‘l111l'1'1
111 a largo. quantity of informnlion
about tho normal schools. tho high
schools. the owning schools. the. 11111-
dorgurtens, temporary homes. 11111111113.
drawing, domestic science and manual
training and various other mailers.
including public libraries.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
JIM. This PENMAN.
At iioyt's Theatre. lust night.
ltynn Company proscutcd Jim. the
Pcumun, to 11 crowded house. ’l‘lio
plny was splcndidly stngoll throughout
11nd the acting beyond criticism. Mr.
Ryan as Jim, tho Penman, was 1111-
poi-b, especially in the difficult. work of
the lust act. in which be 3111.111, free
rein to his womicrful dramatic abil—
ity. Miss Fleming as Mrs. llnleton.
did cxccilont work and made the. most
of her opportunities, 11nd reroivod vig-
orous applause. in the third 1111i Miss
Fleming was ill creciplcnl of 11 bouquoi
of rnrnntions. Wnyno Campbcll por-
trayed tho role of‘llnron llnril‘cld por-
fcctly and gives promise of 11 futurn
in the dramatic fluid. Tho supporting
company was excellent in (ivory [1111'-
licnlnr. Tonight ihu company will
close their cngngcmcnt with The (lir-
cus Girl.
A SOLDIER (1.1 FORTUNE.
A Soldier of Fortune is modestly
dcscrlbed in tho prcfnco of tho book
of the play 1111 11 "modern comcdy-
drums in live acts." but it is for moro
than lhnt. The author filled with 11
supernbundnnco of humor 111111 11111111-
wovcn among the threads of 11 strong
plot 11 voin of lovity that lends light
mess to the play and gives it 11 very
pleasing tone. The character of Alex-
ander Balloy. to be portruyod by Mr.
Smith, is one that will reach the
loudest hearts, the grotonquo notions.
tho quaint and original sayings and bo-
nouth nil his love for his young mull-
ter and his faithfulness to trust ro-
posod in him make this good old
darkcy u moat lovnblo chill-11111111- such
us was found in, "the south before
tho war." His “partlculull 1131;111:1111.
shun." Freddie Belmont. I lively
youngster. is pluyod by Luke Dornoy
with bill churncloriullo vigor, and Mills
Priscilla Peterson, 11 umidou lady in
posed with tho lllmuilt impuusibln luck
of instilling into li‘rolldle'll mind tho
olcmcnls of grammar: and geography.
complciou the trio of fit mallard. Mrs.
if. A. McNamara has 110111 intrusion
with tho part. of M0111 llotcrllon ulld Ilflli
dovnlopoli ii to tho fullnllt cutout. Minn
Peterson in 1111 outbuslnatlc member
of tho Society for the Promotion of
Cruelty to Animals and her love (or
"the door animals" is only expended
by 111111 loudness for Col. Pilanoodle.
the Boldler at Fortune. To fully up-
praciats the play one should Ibo, it
and tile opportunity will be on 111111
Wednmdny night at Hoyt’I Theatre.
The chart tor relented IIItI iI now
open.
I I
W
DONDUGTOHgA GbaDIMN MINI.
WETLAND. Ore. May 13 «arm» or.
.1111 111111111qu Eliminator 11.111111111111111
addresses oondomuin lilo troutmont
11! Americans in Mo 1311., also roach»
lions 1111911911 to President Removed
asking for I more 111119111qu policy in
baini' or lithium mon in Monica.
lilo
11111111 111 colt m
"swing om...
"'0 bill». ‘
a, 1 1‘”
VAL. MEflIDAII ”HOOD ‘fl'ci‘ 1
Ell.“ “-
FOR
Mother (111
now
Moihur Gmy' is Sweet Powders for
tuilo 111111 novel full.
and 810111111111 Disorders and more Worms.
Powders I101- Cbildrenr:
“I use MOTHER GRAY!) SWEET rownm
with Ipllibdid result». regard them II this but
mudlolnu ior ohlldrun when CI'OIIIIIII leveriIb, or it
1: unstimwil or troubled with D or Worm nullI.
— Mn. Ii. Maroon. lilo E. M1181..Meriden,00nu.
“ MOTHER GRAVE SWEET POWDEBS FOR
CHILDREN 1111c different I‘Oln most “children’-
immoral. pnuiliuhnuthey II'O corrective,1mri up
man or illumination Ind copulate cilia Iwmwb
mid bowels. glad silly recommend them to Ill
111111111111. "—111111. lei Zimmermm, Blurpis,lilcb.
“I burn no lcctml writin on log lei on know!
ronoivod Illughl'll'I‘lIEII Gilli” E'I‘ POW
BIT-its stilt)! CHILDREN III 11.11.131.11 wouldtry
11111111 1111111 for my little whorl lnIvobcr le powders.
and i novel- any! such 11 chums ill 11111111118119 in
so much bettcr that Ihe sum-d for school thin
111111111111 Ior the that time "in sandy I you. Iwiii
not be» mtoto rocummen nioIn mother"
Mrs. Duvld Grlilln, Ilomellnvi
“ I 1111111010 Post mmiuimu Mon 001111111- 'for Ii. 00 for
'I‘POW-
onus Dill)?” CIIOIIIDRIIN. I {0pr 1 11111111. box
nioi-timnoticlul, not. only for fatty, but for others
in the (mull; and i wish to oonItIntiy have I In
gly on him My dun ilk-r dim thinks His 1 o
111d medicine for chi 111.11 Ibo line over hood
P11111111 good 111 soon as possible Ind oblige. "—245.
A certain cure for Fovorillhnasl, Conutl
M. II. Scott. fllmiu, Rubens.
CHILDREN.
‘ for 11 11111111 in 01111 1111 Home New 11‘ 11 ted iii
successiuliywith'I $3. an. ' or tron " Idron
161361110111.” and pinned in 1111 the Dru Stores, culled
(Ire limitless” mili. Pleasant to
lion, Headache, Toethiu
Break up 11.001111124111111“. Overlil,
testibloniuls of 111111911.de what a few mothers IIy about Mother Gray's Sweet
“For the I OWN“?
“111162116 'tw.
111111.111"th 111:er
Mm doctor-IO Hm did child the 11
1:11:30?sz 0338.. gwwmouim‘bwt: “113:0;
i1 11 11 nation 0 (it w to
for them.” ”Jame-111mm. Port 11min Il'i'c‘li.
“I out II with lush otler moths I that
MOTHER (i Y’s ow ET 1.101 1'1»qu work
like I all yrocummenu them 111 vxpcl
21111.11.” tumblwrh “i‘ii‘lll
" . o 0.
show 8t... premium ”
“I write to thInk you for the and we have
colvcdfromuslnfiyourMO'II'lliER llAY'BHWEllT
POWDER DIiEN I most any they
are all hyou gulruntoe thcmtio I have been
uslnfih om ior yarn, and I think their equal can-
not. 111 bonubLI 111111 1p them 11 daily
from my Dmggitt, Ind llnd thny do the ct ildiun
Inyihlng Ithu ever given them.
I will 111110111 our 1'11 on to d
with "fauna. 92‘3". £1 ”313111111111.” 010;;
New? 0111 . ,
“I have 11M the GRAY'S SWEET
I'DWDEIli-IIIDR Cl . Ithlnlt tho] have
“11111.11 “but 111.11111111111111111 “113.3
mm DID V I'l-
N. Iii-dumb Souihil yileid Moss.
‘.
Do Not Acccpl Any Substitute for MOTHER DRAWS SWEET POWDERS.
Sold by Druggists everywhere for 25 conic.
ALLEN S. OLMEITED, LE. ROY. N. Y.
Sample cont FREE. AddresI
MARX TO ASK FOR PARDON
Special Session of the Board to be
Held in Hartford May 18.
NFL. llthI‘NIN. Muy lids—in rein
lion it) H111 nilvorso decision of illl
81111111111111 Court of Errors on iho hopes.
in boimli' ol’ lorshon Marx, rilnrgci
with the murdcr or anoll ltodcvki, 11
farm build 111 Coichcslor, Attorucy
Ciuylonii. Smith. of 1111“an for Mars
sluice lbul lll‘ lllls 11rrnunl1d with (luv
111111111~ lloborlg for illo culling of 11 111111
11i11l scssinn of ihl1 Board oi" l"Ill‘tlulli
for Monday foronoon at 11 o‘clock i1.
iho clinnibcrs of lhe Suprvmu l‘oui‘l
ill ilurll'ol'd, to oonsidvr 1111 application
for pnrdml of Murx. whom» 1111111110111»
1111111 to 11xpi1'11, Mny iii.
NEW HAVEN. May “Ix""MiII‘X was
convirtcd of’ killing anoll Rodin-kl.
iii his farm in (lolclwsicr, llllc luSl
spring. H11 disxnenlborcd tho body and
bill-111111 llnllt'l' 11 Min of bricks. it is 11i-
ll1;:'111i. H11 in also supposmi in how
killcd P1111! l’urkor, uuothor 11111111 bond
wlmsc body was lull-r unonrillml. Mili‘x
wits 111111an ill Now York. willillol' in
11110 11111111 lll‘l1-r lilo discorori' of ”111
I'llril body. lie is 11 llussiun Polo, and
ulmosi 11111111li1gl1nnrian. '
l-lo 11'115 originally sentenced in lw
11111111111) Ili Wollwrulil'ld on .lnuimry 20
lost, bui 1111 110111111) Illlit‘ll lo lilo 3111
11111111.- Court of Errol-11 flt'lt’il us 11 11111}
Of UXl'ClliIUIl, ihv 1:111'111'111111 Iilil‘i’ 1‘11»
priming lilo 111111d11l111111d 1111111 until 11111
court should llnv11 lll'fll'd 11111 11111111111
H11 iixod lllc dine of lixoculion 111 blur
in.
A CREEPING DEATH.
Blood poison creeps up towards the
llcurl, causing (loath. .1. I12. 51111111111.
Bollc Pinion. Minn. .wrltos lbnl u
fricnd 1ir1111dfully injurcd his hand.
which swulled up like blood poisoniuu,
liucklons hrniru Sulvo lircw 11111 1hr»
poison. lloulod llll‘. wound, and saved
his ”to. llcsl ill tho world for burns
and sores, 2131:. at I1‘. Ii. lluxtcr‘s llrllu
store. '
AGAINST NEW HAVEN CUT.
Corporation CounIel Applies for in-
junction AgIlnIt Railroad.
NEW HAVEN, billy 111-0011310111-
lion (31111111111! Dammit or this ciiy bun
applied in tho Slipcrlor (four! for 1111
injunction to provom the New York.
New ”11111111 and iiurlford Railroad
Company from hurrying out i111 plans
for the onlnrgcml-nt 11nd iluprovomcnt
of tho out through this oily, KB unproV-
ml by tho Connecticut ltuilrond Coni-
111l11sionors. In his uppiicmlon. Cor-
llornilon Counsol Dullgoil silllvs ihlt
under iho original oburlor of the Now
Huron 11nd Noribulllptml Railroad
Company which owucd lb» cut. the
rouulntcdho cut and 11111 luyoui 11nd
that ill the til-111111111. ruse lilo oily gov-
111'1111111ni bus disuppl'ovcd 111’ this plun
of the railroad company. Thu corpor—
lliion counilol also 1111111111 his pornonui
and general obluctloun in lhn plun. 'l‘lio
application, he. nuyn, will, howover
buys 1111 offect upon the nllliudc and
efforts of the city bolorc llu1 unlit-rill
unucmbly to pruvcnt lilo 111111111 of tho
railroad rolnpmly llom brim; uulrlod
llili
M
DR. DAVID KENNEDY’O NEW MID-
lDl NE,
(inl-curil 811lvunl,r1~mov1111 chilllly do
polilln from tho 'loiniu, unwind and
mi ury organs. and lll‘l’Wt‘illn the for
11111.1111 of morn: llllut curing gout,
rllounlutiuul 11nd arm/cl. Tho only
radical remedy “Min to tho (lab
1111rnCompuny.ltondoul N. Y., for iron
pamphlet oonlelnlnx vIIuI'bis inform
lion, and I free sample bottle. 1"
PAt‘l‘Ol Dilu BUDDINLY. 1
MWWILLE. May lil.—— 1111 Rich
11rd Cove public of tho cthodist
church. o 'thI plus. died rumor uni
oxaoctcdly yIItmIIy It noon. Berber
coming to 11m place, illr. Covey 1111119
pastor of tho Motho'dlut churclloil in
New London Ind It (“in Perry. no
you ill year: of I311. He leaves two
sons and two doubters.
'I'Iflfllllc RAD! ltNlTI-l BEAR-l."
11111111111111 11 .
11111-111211 annual Fernando: of 1111.111”:
(Pin, apart bin: ll-iI maul moo w ill
nestling I mull of liver trouble and
111111111 muslin which I!“ mlihfld mo title
2’! iii'toroliinlitc. Illl‘d
no 1111mm lily
city council was given authority to.
null doctors Ind new
"1!... ....
MORE TROLI'BLE WITH THE
BRIDGE.
TrIInI Could Not Run Over Connecth
cut River Structure for Two Hours.
‘ SAYBROOK .llle‘fl‘lON, May 13.—
l‘hc Connecticut lllvor Bridge. on the
Shore Lint1 division of lilo Now York
Vow Haven and l-lul-ll'ord llui’lrond
was closed to traffic fol two hours
.1111storduy illolnillg. on 111111111nl of tho
milling of the mic k 15111111 \‘IKIlilli-l of
111 inch at 01111111111 of (hp 511 liiure
liter ii o'clock liar-1111111111111 lruins Wei-1»
allowed 10 cross, but ”nights won1
hold up until 11111111111111“.
’l‘be troubic with tho bridge is dos»
cl'lhed us being of ih11 1111111111 nuiure1
us that which council 11 suspcmsil‘in 111
traffic for 12 hours. from lust 'i‘1111s1iuy
lifternoon’ to Vl’cducsduy morning. Al-
though lilo. bridgc 1111111 made safe for
traffic on Wednesduy, 111-11115 huve l11-11111
1.11 work completing llii‘ rupuirs in
night and tiny shifiu Nilll'l' llllli lion-1,
and divcl‘s huvo 11111111 constantly iii
work under 111111111 about tho 11111111 oi
the pier. ’I‘hl1 1llsplul11111111ut of a bolt
in tho {1111111111 work is usuribcd 11.. lh1
cause of the trouble. 'l‘his boll was
111 the top of the word 11111111 111111 whon
ii become displucvd Illi,‘ 11111111 suggod.
in addition to work 1111 the1 {rhino work.
din-rt,- 111111111 utrcilnthcuing H111 lump of
Ilit" llivr.
'l‘lio discovery that lilt‘ bridgc hlid
llgliill not out of“ 111111111 was (ill‘ 11.11111
.1l1111 of lunch nullity 1111 the purl 111
.Ill.‘ railroad oillriuln 11nd auroral oi
the highcr opcrnling oilil‘vrs of tho
road 111111111 to tho :111111111 to lonrn from
personal luspcriion tho cxnci condi
lion of uffnlrs.
The trouble. won lilomvorod ill 7
o'clock flllil 1101111 11110 hours 1l1.1 bridge
wus 111111111 doriurmi unto for lrufiir.
l’ussonnor li'illns 111111111 soul across.
huulod by 01111 lichl engine. Al olihvr
11nd of tho liridnc :1 number of smull
onglncs were cullod into service and
curb iruiu 11.. ii It'll lhc bridge pro
1' conduit oillwr in Now iinvon or Now
London, 1111 ilu1 ('itb‘t’ might be. hnul
111i by two llillii cilgillcs. Al lhouo
points lbo 1111qu Ill'IIVy engines were
put 1111 the iruins.
'I‘Wt'lllyvflV’i‘ or morc bum-y irviuhl
cugillcu wcro hold up 111 olihcr end
of 1b.: bridlzl1 in noon waiting for
fl‘Plglll 11111111..- 111 lm lowed across .11
ilwin by light cullinoli. it was con-
sidered 111111an to allow the hcuvlost
1111111111111 on tho bridge, I’assollzor
truius worn doluycd from 45 minutes
to 11111.1 hour during the morning.
SAVED BY DYNAMITE.
Sometimes. u flaming city is awed
by dynamlllng a space that the fire
1.11111 . (trons. Sometimes. a. cough hangs
on so long, you fuel as if nothing
but dynulnilo would cure it. Z, ’I‘.
(lruy, of ('nihmm, 011.. writes. “My
will- find 11 wow nggr'nvnted cough,
which kept her awake nights. Two
physicians could not help her; so she
took Dr. King's ,Ncw Discovery for
Conunmploin, Cozmhn and Colds which
11111101! ..or co'ugh. gave her sleep, and
finally cured b111, " Strictly scientific
cure for bronchitis and Lu Grippo. of
P, ll Baxter's Drug Store. price We
11nd Bl 00:m11111nilieoll. ’I‘rlul bottle
trod. ”
MEMORIAL To JUDGE HALL
Wll.l.il\iAN’i‘lf3 Mily ill—Tho Wind-
lluni (‘ounly llor h'us dacldod to hold 11
lliolliorllll molding out of 111111111111 to
tho into John M. Hull, furlucr prouillmll
of tho New York. Now ”limit and
ildrllord lisilroud Company. idler lite
short calendar of tho iluporior Court
hero on May 201 My. Hull. whorls for
1111111 homo Willi here, 111” I member of
tho county‘bar. 11 .
location Wt ,H DYNAMITE.
I11 no more 111111 I that to no
[loci disorders. ley'I Kidney Ours
corrects irregularities and 1ch 1111M
many 1111va cases Irm- other tron-
moni bu “had. it buiidl up the worn
out down and restores balllb and
loot kidney uluordm. Fillers Kidney
ure oolrectI lrmularltlu and MI
cured luIny novel-o. cases after other
tram-nus liII mind. It builds up the
worn out Wool and Mini-II health
and virus “I Will; tl'uulfld with irid-
my complaint. 1011 about two you",
wimA H. mvll10t-IHNI‘I I.
“floated I command can.
’11 Drug Store. '
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FINANCES OF THE MATE.
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'3. Frank Mal-Ill of MIL; 'l’l‘sIIurIr'I
‘ Ollie: PredictI I Deficiency.
B. Flank Mailill, the chief clork in
the oihce ol‘ the stain treasuler,‘ made
In ulntomonl Wodlieuday beforo the
committed on finance, that if the stale
appropriations for the next two Years
alumni 1.1 it. 000 11011 thine will be 11 d6
iicionoy of from ”0,000 to $25,000 at
the cod of the your He said the ox
pauses for the first suvon months of
this yooi amounted to 1113,0011 mole
than the expenses of the some peilod
of last year
This your they will have to meet the
expenses of the gonornl assembly
which will amount to about $140,000
or $150,000. lie advised that no action
1111 taken on the 1111111111 of a state but
until they know definitely the amount
of the expenses for the next twooyenrs.
Mr. Marsh sold the expenses at the
state are incrcnsing and the state is
now doing many things which were
formerly done by the towns.
The bill under consideration on
which Mr. Marsh mode the foregoing
remarks was senate bill No. 183, intro.
duced by Senator Iliokncll of Morldcn,
providing for 11. state tux of one mill
on the dollar for 1905 11nd 1906 provid-
ed the state treasurer may suspend a
portion of the tax if financial needs
of "31w tunic do not require said tux.
Marsh also spoke in support of
the bill authorising the state tlcnsurcr
to borrow $500. 000. _
I
CLEARED Furl nul‘iON.
When the body is cleared for action,
by Dr. King's New Life Pills, you can
tell it by the bloom of health oil-the
Cheeks; the brightness of the eyes;
the firmness of the flesh and muscles:
the buoyancy or the mind. Try them.
Al F. H._Bllxtor‘n .ui‘ug store. 25 coma.
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LIEUT. RYLEY ASKS STATE TO
SETTLE.
Mllltlaman Injured Through Carole“.
non Brlan Claim to General
Anembiy.
The Citlllll of William H. liyley, of
Now Inndon, for reimbursement for ox-
pcndlluros resulting from 11111 injury
received while a! Ninnlic with Com-
pany l), Third Regiment, in 1807. was
considered by the committee on claims
of tho general assembly Wednesday,
Al the limo of the accident iho claim-
nm was first lieutenant of the com-
puny.
011 Mny l0. i807, Illoulonnui Iiyley
was out with his company at the
spring drill 111 Niuuiic. Tho company
was at riilo practice and the officers
were shooilng with rovolvcrs. Lion-
lcnuni ilyloy first a couple of shots
from his rcvolvcr and brought it down
to his side, Will‘l‘i in sumo manner il
went off 11nd shot him in the fourth
11111 on his right foot.
”11 11111111 buck to Now London and
bull lb11 wound treated by Dr. Nelson.
who 11111111111111! to save the too. But
lllculonuni llyley was laid up for seven
weeks 11nd didn‘t work 111 his trade of
cnrpenlor for considerable more than
that. ilc claims $175. His doctor‘s
hill alone for the seven weeks' trest-
11111111. was $40.
This ilaim was presented to the 'gell-
ornl assembly in 1901. but wns not
pushed in such 11’ manner that the
claimant 111'1111 board from ii.
w...
When e’cr you feel impending ill,
And noed a magic llltio pill“
No other one will fill the bill
Like Dcwltt's Little Early Risers.
Tho famous Little Pills Early Ills:
vare 1-urc Constipnlion. Sick HoIdnche.
Biliouancss, etc. They never gripe or
lichen; but impart onrly rising enor-
111611011 for either children or ad-
nits .l. C' P..Ione11. (‘hicf Burgess.
.llilcsburg Iloronllh, I'n.. says: "I 111111131-
used pills in my family during the for.
1y years of housekeeping, that gave
such satisfactory results 1111 DcWItl' s
Lillie Early Risels. " Sold by ihe Clii
ford Pharmacy
SUBS A WOMAN FOR SLANDEROUS
WORDS.
John T. Curnyn SIyI MrI. Ellen Mc-
Govern Called Him I Thief Ind
I Robber.
John T. Curnyn. ibelijonucciicui
uvcnuo suloon kocper. has brought
null nguinsi Mrs. Ellen McGovern.
wife of John J. McGovern, for 31.5000,
alleging that Mrs. McGovern culled
him a thief and a robber. which state
menls being (also and malicious. be
311116130 injured him to the amount or
The papers in the case wore sorvcd
Wednesday by Deputy Sherlli' John
W. Sculloy. Mr. Curnyli brings his
action through Judge John H. flight,
and tho 11111111 in returnable to the Com-
mon Pious Court in llridgonort on the
first 'l‘nesduy in June
in the complaint Mr Cnrnyn nl
lunch that on March 30.1905. in tho
presence of Dunn C. Diesell. Daniel
Hogan and others. tho delicndunl 1mm
in tho plnlniiff “You are a third. ” fili’ou
are I robber " which utotctueniu were
fullio null m'ullolous. Also that on
March iii, in the presenco of Attor-
ucy John J Walsh, tho dofouduni cull-
od the plaintiff o ‘,ll'iluf which bind Willi
false and malicious.
OTRICTLY GENUINE.
M11111 of tho 111119111. medicine tooth
1111111!qu 11m probllbiy gouuino Tho fol-
lowing nollco roconilly appeared in the
Muhlllon lKnu.) Globe: "Jon Tuck.
I well known engine" running on the
III-loud PIcliic between Mania and
Kiowa. lately appeared in a. big one,
with ll picture and when be you in
lbiI oililm bid” we asked him
About it. He say! he had
terlihc pains in . hiI ItomIoli. and
thought no but candor. Hill
drum-i ruwmmondod Kodol Ind be
can it cured him. He recommended
it to others. who wore also cured. "lio-
d0l anopsll Cure dizeItI win! you
cut and 1111111111 Ill stomach troubles.
Just as 111111111 1111 the sun shines your
albumen c1111 obrousbt buck to its on
iginul pure condition and life Inset-
enId by this libido and ml the
«teat duration down. no d by
lid Billiard Plimmcy. ”
ND WALK TOOL ODMPANY IN-
«ma
1111. MM].
put.
Shippan 7o
1 , DIiad April in, 1905.
I
umouiiiu then applied for.
27 Film 8b, New York.
Blink no more.
examined at once.
Room 9. United Bunk Building.
omce hours B—IIHS. 12. 45—6: 00.
. 13113 13111111
Often one attribute! I lack of alums» of video to on oyu
, your eyu_exumined again?
IT'\S FREE.
58 WALL STREET.
PHAT: or LIME ASHas. ETCL.
The Paris Clock"
33 SOUTH MAIN 8T., 80. NORWALK.
WAISTB OTHERS ASK $1.00, OUR PRICE.
when his plane-I are wholly to blame.
Mm--—......~—.—._- w. m
FIVE THOUSAND
Cedar Bean Poles
BRADLEY'S POTATO MANURE, MAPES’ FERTILIZERS, SUPER-PHOS-
“’1!
”int Land 00.
5 YEAR FIRST MORTGAGE 6 PER 'CENT. GOLD BONDB:
Duo April in, 11110.
COUPON BONDS OF 61.000 EAOH WITH PROVISION FOR REGISTRATION
interest Payable Semi Annually. Ap rll null Octob'l'ir. at the allies of the
STAMFORD Taller 00111194111116 Tnu'a'ras, STAMFORD. 091m.
A large part of the above Loan halving been sold, the remaining
BONDS ARE OFFENED AT PAR
TO YIELD FULL 6 PER CENT. ON THE INVESTMENT.
intmIt iI PIbeiI From April int ,1905. ,
The right is reserved to reject nny Ipplicniion 11nd to award smaller
The undersigned Will I'lc'culvs aubIcriptlonI.
And Furnish Full Partition“ Upon Requgpt.
1111 51111111111 1101111 111111 1011111111
EDWARD MchCKAR, Oen'l Manager, or JAMES 8. JENKINS, Pral'l.
Stamford, Conn.
111i 811i ilulse
CLosmo ou‘r 3111.11. '
cons, FORMER PRICE $8.50, new .............. $3.911
311.11 SHIRT wmsr s'bl'ro ........................ $8.98
BRILLIANTINE emu-rs ............. .. ......... $1.98 up
. 39c
WALrlt'SE. ONLY STORE FOR WELL DRESSED LADIES IN THE NOR.
BLINK! BLINK! BLINK!
When your eyes tiro and ache—when they become
“watery" and smart—THAT‘S THE TIME to cure for them—to take mens-
ues to preserve than] and prevent com plicuted eye trouble. Have your eyes
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician,
South Norwalk. 001111.
Special Appointments ni convenience of patrons.
Saturday evenings. 7—9.
Dainiies for the Dainty.
For the convalescent, or the "light
enter" there’s nothing so appetizlng
or nourishing as lamb chops fresh
sweet and so cut and trimmed as to
attract the eye as well us please the
palate. We flatter ourselves that W’
can servo you with lamb chops tit i
make a. feast for the most capriclom
appetite. Try us with one order.
SHOUDER STEAK. 10c LB.
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Schaub. ,
22 Wuhlnpton Street. . . Phone 3222.
AND GLASSES‘MUST BE CHANGED
ACCORDINGLY.
Would it not be well to have
0. B. Jackson.
GrIduItI OpticiIn.
NORWALK, OT.
RAYMONDBROS
south Norwaik, 'Ccmn.137 WIIhlnpton sum.
111111111: 312-5.
UnexceplionalliveryServlce
you ulwnyI set at Buhcub's. We can
desire 1111.1 lI in the intern style. any
riding, comfortable and huntlmpe. and
um Ind Ipeod and gentle In llIrneII.
0111- 11130» my; low anon to 11m Ible
you to enjoy '3me ally in without
feeling the coat. .
Jocbb Scha'n'b,
two INTMNQIII
is V1!IIluulli'upI Ilium. , Olly ,Itml.
1"!
TIMI Tilllb AND iii!
Illinois 00th 1m
time whorl it some
MID”
HOV
1'le on
00111.. 00111. 00111..
New iI the 0111. to in in your uni, you will an money 11le-
klng Idvantuge of our Iummor IchIduio.
Our pt‘icI lI nduced, and the «willy «four cell can not he by“.
Call Ind'IxImlm our clock bolero lIIvinp your Ora-r OII'DWDOI‘O.
The Harris & Gans Co.
give you my kind of I vehicle that You ,
ll. horse to bitch to it that iI 111 good _
'N
to 111111th Dauphin. 1111111111 11.5mm urol-
' lI {or} town, 3“ 111111111, 1
93331111 biddidvmm 111111211.
Without! 11'1- t
"7“”
&. .1.
1 till Winter 111.. So. Norwalk.
u... “—1... .1. W1... M. MAM-m. WW..._........ m... 1.
111111! Oi" Vl'nllu.
4.111111 1.11111; its—Arrived:
no 011119111»
myrrh
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Norwalk Chronicler