on film ‘cliltiestldli To
. Lawyer Culley
(continued From Firm. .9530.)
It rill!
sgmlghly tell it to mew—toll me
_ rytlllnxz t will be better for you ‘
on" enrolment."
, v if Marx.
. l: he conversation between the pris-
e or and his attorney was not contin-
. and the carriage was soon at the
.d pot. They were not outline for the
”$111 the sheriff had otpectod to catch
and then waited in the station for the
. ttralu.
confusion to a Reporter Pint.
Mile in the New London depot the
. :- orler of a Hebrew newspaper pub-
gll had in New York entered the bull-
, d g and spoke to Lawyer l‘unoo In re
d to Marx's cuss. The reporter
slid that If Marx was innocent, the
H brewu of New London and elec-
w" are .would spend an unlimited
amount of money in their efforts to
save the condemned man from the
yellow, but that if he were guilty they
would ,lenvo him to his fate. The at-
torney related to the reporter the story
of, the murder on repeated again and
again by Marx, and suggested that he
(the reporter) have a conversation
with hint. The reporter assclllt’di and
the two went over to the bench whcro
Mnrx was seated between the sheriff
and deputy. Lawyer Cuneo introduced
the reporter to Marx, saying:
"Now, Marx, this gentleman is one
of your own people; he sympathizes
with you in your trouble and i would
recommend you to take him into your
confidence."
° Marx seemed to be greatly pleased
to meet the reporter. The two con-
versed for some time, after which the
reporter stated that Marx had admit-
ted having asslstcd in the killing of
Puvoll itodecki. lo the conversation
which iollowud betwoun Marx, the
attorney and the reporter, Marx ro-
peated his confession made to lbc rc-
porlcr of the l-lobrcw m-wspllpcr.
Marx's Confession.
Mr, Juuco‘s rccollet-timl oi‘ Marx's
confession 'ly in the effort that when
Rodocki told Murx that he would get
through with him he. owed his farm—
hand $53 in wages. ltodccki demand.
ed the money due him und Marx had
not the amount on bond. Marx wont
to one of his fellow townnulcu for n
loan of the money will) which to pay
off his farm build, This man. seclug
that Mark was Vi'l'y much troubled ill
not having the money to moot the de-
mand of Rodockl, said to Murx:
“Why don't you do uwuy with him?”
Before Marx had time to reply the
man said he would ussisl him in “do-
ing away" with liodcclli. but that in-
would require $25 for the part he
would tulm in tho hllIIng. Mnrx llgrccd
to pay a sum of $25 donmndcd by the
townsmnn for taking lite t'nrmllaud's
life. Mut'x In his cupldlly seemed to
be blind to Illt‘ fact that by buying his
accomplice in thc murder $213 his linun.
rial obligations were reduced by only
$28, and that. own will: liollct-lli out of
the, way, Ill-ll Would still owe his towns-
man $25. Murx suid llllll tllu ,lwo
agreed on n'plllu to murder linduckl.
Marx we. to inform lht‘ lullol- fill“
the Itl\\'ll>‘li\'d\'l hull prolulscd to llum
him till: $53 on his i'('Illl‘Il from Ill.v
village of COIChl‘SIH‘ the following
evening.
Details of Slaying.
ltodcckl stayed about the prcttllsce
the next day waiting until evening
arrived to get his money, Not being
in Marx‘s employ he did not. help
about the form. nor was he asked to
to any work. lie was in the kitchen
a part of the day, mm the members
of the Marx family nppearcd to be
very friendly to him. Some time of-
tor 8 o’clock in the evening the towns-
iusu on his return front the village
stopped at IIll' Marx houso.‘ Marx
and Rollocki Wore in tho kitchen at
the time Marx said: 'HQI‘Q'S'W‘IEWIIIK
the name of tho townsmun) with the
money. llolh went out to mcct the
townsman, who, on seeing the two.
jumped out. of his carriage. This was
the signal for Marx to not. He im-
mediately sclzcd hold of Redeem and
bold hiln by the arms wllilcthe towns-
man, who was a large. powerful man.
gagged his mouth and threw him on
the ground. Mill‘x held Iiodocki down
to prevent him from rising while the
townsnltln struck him on the bond with
an axe which i d been placed by Marx
ill a convenlen place In the side of the
game for the perpctrullou of the tour
or.
Disposal of the Body.
Marx said that only our blow woo
struck. and that ltodct-ld died Instuut-
ly. Seeing that their \‘I\ III“ was til-till
the two murderers chopped up the
body and put the dismembered pal-ls
in bags. Mnrx told his accomplice to
take the body with him and throw ll.
among brush in n occluded spot a long
distance from the Marx farm. The no-
complico did not carry out. the instruc-
tions of Marx. but instead throw lilo
buss containing the parts of the body
in an citcuvntlun llunr tho Marx house
and covered them with stones.
During tho killing of llodooltl find
the cutting up of his body. Marx was
afraid to disturb bis \vifc ulld tailli-
llf‘tim. who had retired, by tho sounds
of the fill", uml frctlm-lllly rcnmrllcd to
his accomplice to make no little noise
on miscible.
Murder Will Out.
The next mornlg, Marx Mild he went
out to the yard to View the scene of
the murder and was gratified to find
silo-oer of unmoved. He determin-
ed to accountfor the absence of his
~vi¢tlm by saying that no but left with.
out “yin: where he not» going and
that. perhaps. he had gone back to Po-
land. Alloy or Io afterwards he hired
. anon to Ito Rodocltl'tl piece. Thin
_ , Am no I not!» of Poland. and
‘ fit: 4nd Redoubt were insemination.
m twolwl flflhlfldw enactment”
loll ,,¢tonetlzer and the new ulrm
, rm surprised that Mould did
if himpf-iiliolntentlon to leave
3. employee!- to return to Poland.
, ,l to conspire to melts
in Maths Mfihmmmtm
_ MINI“ his; rm: u still
“out .
a
have told me. in the nuns of ' L
om innocent; l m innocent," rec‘ ‘
Worked upon. I
tho people who know those flu-is to
kccp silent. and their persistent-y iu
lylnlr low, the rose In almost. llt
standstill, and in tho ulmnllmo justice
is being cheated of u
for want of evidence to expose a Ill‘ll~
till crime.
“The chief of police
tilt of the government. of that name
we. sincerely~ Ill urtdby the explosion
of If. bomb at mi
an the valuation 'II I!
new; mmwmv 3
a?“ slum
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new man. Marx directed him to the
some pile of stones which covered the
mutilated body of the man’s friend.
with instructions to do work that note.
essltutcd the removal of content them,
in this way the murder was discovered
and its Hormel was told in evidence at
the trial in the superior court.
The Axe.
Mr. Cuneo nskcd Mnrx how it was
that the axe was placed Ill such it pl»
cullar position. and Marx replied that
he placed It there himself to have it
in readiness for the killing of Rodeekl.
Contributions for Marx Retorned.
Mr. Cohen said the reporter or the
Hebrew paper. when he lcarncd from
Max's own lips the story of his guilt.
determined to do nothing further in
his behalf. He believed Marx was just.
ly condemned. Jill‘. Uuneo learned ul-
terwnrds that the newspaper on which
the reporter was employed, returned to
contributors to the star): defense fund
which it had started the. money to
ccived froth them. The paper too not
say anything In Its columns to brain.
dlco Marx's cuss, but it discontinued
its efforts for him.
A number of New London Hebrews
contributed to u .und for linrx's du-
fcusc, but. they did not know of his
confession to the reporter and the ol-
tornoy. They. even to this day. are
not aware of the fort llml Mnrx llllltlt‘
ll confession.
Cuneo Withdraw From the Case.
Mr, Cuneo having ohungcd his rosi-
tlcllcc and his office withdrew from tho
case. and Donald (L l’ct'klus bccumv
associated with Mr. Smith as robust-I
for Murx.
The circumstances of the cusc arc
analogous to tllosc ol‘ the cusc. of b‘udu
and Impossino, who were exoctllcd
some years ago for the murder of u
woman, lbc wife of lv‘udu. Unc held
the unfortunulo Woman wllilc the nih~
or struck‘bcr blows that kilicd Ilcr.
'i‘llc, homicide occurred in It‘llirfiold.
II is bollovcd that fill? clml‘cssltm
which Marx made. to tho rcporlur HJHI
subsequently to Lawyer (‘ullco who
the only admission that be made of his
guilt. Prior to his execution he slolll~
iy asserted that be was lunoccnt oi the
charge for which be true to Ill) Illlngcd.
WHOOPING COUGH.
This is u very dangerous discusu un-
less propcrlv lrcult-(l. SItlIIslIcu snow
that there are mnrc dentin: from it
than from srul‘lcl i‘cl'cr, All (blunt-r
may be avoided, Ilowuvcr, by giving
Chamberlain‘s Cough liulncdy. ll
lluuilics the length mucus, milking ll
otlsicr lo cxpcotol‘utc. kccps the cough
loose. and makes the paroxysms of
coughing loss frequent and loss sovcrc.
it. has bccll uscd in many epidl-micu
of this disease with perfect. Hut‘l‘t'tirl.
I“(ll‘ sulc by Stillson‘l’owcll, Clifford
l’burmncy. chliusu I"hnrnuu:y. “‘
HELP CAUSE OF JUSTICE.
m
Effort to Discover When Body Was
Placed in River.
Fl'nnk Loikus. the suspected mur-
(icrcr of Antonio lindzlutittl, of tho
Dashicll farm in High Ridge. on the
night of April 22, who won hold at. no»
llcc Ilcndqunrtcrs in Stamford for
some little on suspicion. is now work
ing for :1 Stamford livcryn‘lnn. in tho
mcaulimc, lilo murdcrcr has not boon
nppt'chcndcd and the guilty party has
not. been brought to justice. llclociivu
Mason and Sheriff llcndrio lluvc been
making the greatest efforts to secure
the missing links in the chuin of ch~
deuce that will enable thorn in pluco
their hands on the guilty party.
One of the llurdcsl and almost im-
possible points to gain. but which Is
uocossury before anything fur.
ther cull be done, is to find out just.
when the body was placed in the riv-
er after the crime was committed.
This is doomed important by those
working on the case, und if lcnrncd
would result ill ulmost directly loud;
log the officers to the guilty pul'ly. II.
is pretty well known (but there were
parties trout fishing ltl Mill lllvcr. In
the vicinity whore lbc body wus found.
between Saturday night, April 2, when
the murder is supported to have been
committed. tlnd Tuesday cveltlulc. Ap-
ril 25, when the remains of the victim
were found.
in the Interest of justice, the names
of these persons are vary much (Ic-
tired. and It would be it great lwlp in.
words solving the mystery if
those
pcrlumu would inform the propcr por-
tions and lot the facts bccomu known.
It is nssllrt-ll ilo publicity Would
low tllo disclosure, and the knowledge
gleaned from them would assist. In
establishing IIll‘ fool
WM or wnu not in l
I‘uI-
whether the body
Ito river Sulltluy.
(if couruo ilxc custl In still llollllt'
ill. with tho tendency of
It
unnerved penalty
When o'er you fool impending ill,
.And need a mule. little pill.
Nootber one will fill the bill
bike Dewitt's Little Early Risers.
, The tumour Little Pills Early dilu-
or. cure Constipation. lick Hendricks.
Biliousness.
sirloin:i but
ill:
etc. They never gripe or
import. early rising linen
and for either nhilglr .or ad-
80M by Theoliffor
l
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INJURED IV IIO‘MI IXOLOOION.
WARSAW. Russian
of dialling (cupi-
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of-«pcluli‘ tutorial lllto.’
roll no _ till
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There Was. Illegal Voting
Last October
DANBURY. Conn. May 24.~A sen-
snlIOn was sprung here last. night,
F. B. Crofull. to have the mayor cit-c-
ted front the office on the ground that
there was illegal voting ut the Murch
election, when Mr. Bi‘flllli, who is n
lloluoorut. defeated Mayor John ll.
Booth by u plurnlily of l3 voles.
’i‘hc pullers. which Will-c issued by
Judge George W. Wheeler, of the su-
perior court, sitting in Bridgeport,
slutc thul II‘ln win was frnduicut on
the purl of certain Democrats, and
mention sovcrlll specific Instances.
II) the Fourth ward, it is ullcgcd,
voting was allowed before 6 o'clock
in the morning, and that scvcrnl
the olilciul limo for the opening of the
polls. it by also set up lhul sovcrnl
mlmcs were checked from the list in-
llirnting ihnl thli'l‘s bud cast their
bullols, when ill rculity lllcsc. voters
had not boon to the polls. Instead of
regular voters voting in those cost-s,
outsiders, whom- names worc not rug
islered lllcrc voted. 'l‘bc llflllt'i’cl (ItL
mood that the entire vote, of the
lust March wits one of the closest in
of the pnpcrs on the mayor has crout-
cd grout politicul cxcilculcnl bore.
Mayor lirauu would not spook on the
punter lo—nlglu. -
corps of luwycru.
of‘lutlyor Ilc bus
('(llllllllssltllwrs
llppolutcd
uud l'(,)llilllIIit‘l‘lllt‘ll,
by any notion of tho courts,
\‘\l\ll‘ll1.
A CREEPING DEATH.
llcurl, causing death.
llcllc l’lnluc. Minn, writes that it
”loud drcndfuily iniurcd his bond,
which swciicd up like blood poisoning,
his lilo. licsl. ill lhc world for burns
IllliI sort-s, 25c. at I“. ll. Ilaxtcr‘s lirul.r
store. "
BURGLARY CHARGE NOT PREFER-
RED.
‘ MAYOB‘BBAIJN. DANBUBY f
Sensation Caused 'ln Hailing?
Town by Allegations that;
when papers were served on Mayor ,
William A. Briton, by Deputy Sheriff ‘
Dcmtxrrnllc ballots wore cllsl bcforu'
thrlll word be cast out. The election -OYST
tho history of the city and the scl‘vinl: (p
, HOW cournAor'o
, so
' Took Many
r
W
a wood wool?-
~—-~
Contractlt Did Little
, Work on Them.
Bl'MNF‘OltD, Moyflfr‘fibbrt Beach
Ill thoroughly stirred up over the dis-
appearance of‘Contruc or Clifford w.
Wood and every day brings to light'
. . further developments of his scheme.
From the day upon which the Brun-
. ford Lighting & Water company do.
aided to extend its water ‘nlalns’to
Short Bunch, the little colony‘hus been
in a condition of general improvement.
lions built on.
. bud something done to their summer
homes.
Hollies have been rentodoludmuddl-
Nearly oVerybody hus‘
Contractor Wood secured a
have exclusive fcnlures, origi-
nal and valuable. Those will
snvo you trouble and worry in
cooking, muse in cicllning, and
expense for repairs.
F°r bale by
HORACE R. NASH.
plinth Norwalk Conn. .
Corner Want and Main directs.
.—_-"‘
ER AND OLAM NOTES.
mm The New York Fishing Gazette)
New York Oyster Market.
Conditions in the murkcl have not
changed during the Week. Thorn is no
’l‘llt- ‘pupcrs urc rclurnnblo to \Ili" demand from outside points and ship
supcrlur court. Monday. bitty till, wllcu ulcnts have practically roused.
both still-c will bc rcplcscnlcd by u,cily trudo still rcullil'cs ii modcl'nlo
Tho
lulmnllty of opened stock and a limited
Sincl, Mr. “Hill“ ussumcd tbc Milt-l" supply in lit.) shell.
I
but it will; slntcll ill-night tlml pl‘ob- [their clutllmllcll lbull lhc
ullly IIlt‘St‘. tut-u would not be ul'fcriud ‘cl‘ cities.
1'
I
lllood poison crccps up towurds the ,‘ uvnilllhlc
.l. E. Stcnrnmlmdc.
I
llw u vcrngc New
sct'cl'dl Yorker hut'lng bcrllupu Ices fllilb In tho
fiction ulloul months with on ""r in
pmplc of OIIl-
With the worm wclllbcr of
Mllyor'lilo past few lwcks city orders have
lb'uun will contilluc in nllicv Whllf‘ llll- no! bccn very heavy.
lll'(l(‘(}()tul)g.\‘ nro bring rcricwcd in Illi‘ . blunting still absorbs lIlt‘ clllcf ultcu-
'I‘bc work of
film of such locul dcllicrs as have
grounds undor lousv. liiull prince and
large HIZI‘S ("Illll‘lliflf'l‘lm' the slack
for luring down for the fall
New Process of Fatteniug Oysters.
For the) past two yours IIll' ltllo (Tolu-
llucklcnl; Arnicu SilIVe drew out the "0| W. lilul'lllnrll llzni burn mutilol‘cd
poison. llculcd lbc wound, und saved lb' llli‘ [lulled Slutcs Ilt‘plu‘lnwul of
P‘lsllcrlcs in lllflklllit r'xpvrilucnls with
regard to t‘ntlculng oyslcrs by urtificlnl
llll‘aili-l. From a sl-lrulitic study of IIIL‘
life uuti unlurc of lush-rs it was I)l‘-
licvcrl that this 89(‘l'lt‘5 of" IlIvuIvl-s
very large portion of the work. His
plan was to begin on each contract.
collect money on the same, switch off
to another Job, and again collect. He
has loft every contract unfinished. and
everybody for whom he bus done work
In a hole.
‘Wood cumo lo‘Shorl Bunch about
’ four years ago and had worked up u
very good business. lie was a member
of the Short Bout-b Social club and
had been one of the most uclive mem-
bers In getting up the old-fashioned
dances at the bowling alloy. Ho ul-
woys collected the funds, but there
was ncvcr anything loft nftcr lilo ex-
penses wurc paid according to his
mclbod of bookkeeping.
Investigation of the man's record in
other places is bringing out a chain of
evidence against him.
SAVED BY DYNAMITE.
Sometimes. a flaming city is saved
by dynamltlng‘a. space that the fire
can . cross. Sometimes, a cough hangll
on so long, you foot as if nothing
but. dynamite would cure it. Z, 'i‘
Gruy. of Calhoun, (in, wrllt‘s: "My
wife had u very aggravated cough.
which kept her awake nights, 'l‘wo
physicians could not. help her; so silo
took Dr. King's New DISCOYOI‘)’ for
Consumploin, Coughs and Colds which
cased ..cr cough. gave hcr sleep, and
finally cured her.“ Strictly scientific
cure for bronchitis and Lu (lrippc, at
it“. ii. ilnxtcr‘s Drug Store. prlcc 500
and $1.00; gmlranlccd. ’l‘rial bottle
free. “
i
NEW HAVEN TEAM WON.
\l'lleMAN'l‘lC. May 24.—-»-'l‘hc lusts
gun club shoot of the your wits bold
bore .‘l'cslordny. The results WOI't' as
follows: Ncu‘ Haven, 83; \i'llllullitt.
Sli; liot'kvlllc, lib; i’inrtford, 7-5;
llridgl-port. 65; Now Britain. 77‘. Win
(cl-bury. ill; mlrwlch, 77. The score
mndc by tho Bristol team was not
common as they had prlll‘t-Ssionuls on
lhcir it'illll, 'l‘llc siuuding of the clubs
is now as follows New Huron, first;
liockvillp and Willlblnuiic licd for
scrolld; Waterbury, Norwich, litlrt~
ford, New lll‘ituin. lll‘iligcpm'l. lll‘lslol.
About lbb persons witnessed the shoot.
Would be artificially lutlcuod lllld mudu
. to grow to n lunch larger size than at
hormacy. .
. u
Poland ‘Mny in. 5
Crane and Redford Charged With Vat).
rancy—Crane Released.
'I'Idu'urd l‘runc and Thomas lb’dfnnl.
Ill'l‘l‘nlt'll Ill lllc woods hour b‘tlil'licld
by tilllcvrs I"Illllt".{ilfl null SIIIIIHIII and
susplu-lml of lllll'lxllll‘y, worn t'lltlrucli
will) vugrnnl'y in lilo (‘lly court lll‘ldulh
port, yoslcrtlny. ll uppcllriuu Hill! ”to
uccuscvi hull not llrokcll lulu u tool
Ill)ll.\t‘ of inc l'lliIl‘UlltI l-rltllptllly [or ill"
purposo lll’ burulurizing it.
Ill-tiflll'll, will) has scr‘votl lull willy
OIH’I‘S licl‘urc, was sent up for :lit dllys.
\rhllu (‘rnno was nllowod to go. Both
are bricklnycl's, 'l’hcy bud tun ccnts
uplccc. bllt on Sulurdny night one had
$15 and tho nlhcr 52!). Nullbur could
rot-nil bow tllcy clinic to bc in (“V
woods. llllvilllz Ilt't‘ll loo lllloxicutcd to
rclllclllbcr. (‘rmlo's homo is in Wall-r-
bury.
STRICTLY GENUINE.
Mongol the pnicnl modicinc lusti-
monluls urn probably gl‘mllllt‘, 'l‘bc fol-
lowing notice roconlly llppcnrcd In tho
Atcllison (Kim) Globe: ".Iun Took.
it well known engineer, running on the
Missouri i’ncilic bctwccn Wiclllln and
Kiowa, lalcly nppourcd in n binr one,
with u picture-L and when be with In
this ullllte today wo nskcll him
about, it. He ' says ho had
turliilc pains in his stomach. and
thought bollud cunt-or. liir‘
drungist recommcndcd Kodoi uud lm
says it curcd him. He recommended
it to ulllcrs. who were also curcd. “Ko
dol Dyspepsia Curl- dlzrslx what you
cut llilil cures oil stomach troubles
.lusl ill-l surcly (is the sun shines yum
stomach can be brought buck to its or
initial purl- condition lllllI lire sweet
cued by this lusting and truly lho
greatest dlgcetnul known. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
COUNTRY CLUB HORSE SHOW.
BOSTON, May 24.»~—A vtll'lud pro
gram. calling for tho exhibition of its
closure. wall urrnnl'gcd for (oduy. the
second day of the t‘ounlrl- (‘lub opcu
ulr horse allow at llroolllluc. All on the
prccctllug tiny. the lutiics uctivcly pur-
tlclplllcd In tho show null lhclr bulld-
ling of refractory iumpcrs and cuddle
btlrsus ntlruclud nu uuunulll proportion
Among those who mum-ml llulnlulu in
lodlly‘u cluuucn worn lilbl-ll ll. .lordnu.
of fission; licltitulill (i. Vuudrrhilt, of
Houtll Portsmouth, it. l.; Mrs. .1. ll. M.
Ul'fliwf‘iilll'. of Now York; Mrs. 'l‘llnnl.
lm ll. Plant, of Boston. null Wiiiblm M.
t‘urrll-s. of Lynn, all or whom wml
prizes on the opening titty.
m
“a...
~Mouurch over pain. burn», out,
sprains. stings. instant relief. Dr.
Thomas' lilclectrlc Oil. At any drug
store.
—.
BANK OFFIClRO ARRE’BTID.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 24.-~J. B.
Younlt. president of, the failed Obi-
flcltl Bank and Trust Company of Gold-
liold, New. and Francis 1.. Burton.
have been «trusted. in this city. ,
; When mill not, ' luau...
ftf, " gurus I »
, l
l .
glib House and“? '
‘ crpcrlmctus
‘of his death l‘lllnncl lllnckfm‘ti
I
t
f
Ifilfli'lI without such lrcuimcut. The
hull rcunhud a stage
whom it won llomunslrnlcd that this
theory wile wnll ftulullcd, but it was
found tlml the chemicals used in lhc
Tutti-hing were apparent in the tonic of
the invaders in such no l-xlcut no lo rt‘ll-
licr IIlt‘lll unsuitable for food. Soul'-
ot‘ lIll‘ lzystcrs product-ll \wrl- over it
DilillllIlIIl “might RIII‘I‘ IIlt‘) IiillI bccu
l'lunmcd from tho shell, Al the limo
wus
trying to evolve some moons of coliti-
lurnclinu the cn'w-t of the chcmicul
II‘(‘illli‘l‘f’lll.
Experiment With Clams.
OyHII‘T Sillppur .inck (")ckol'a Is
working ll schmuv \rllir‘n bo'hopcs will
Il(~' u rulutlbll» llddliiou to his establish-
ed indusirics. It in tho wilolcxnlc inl-
portnlion from l'l-l-onic Buy to his
ulouuds in tho lircul South iluy, L. l..
of grout (liiiIillIIII‘S of lilllc spawn
Flume, hour of ullicll exceed in size n
man's thumb null. 'l‘llcl'u is some
doubt as to \rilcthcr lb-osc bits of
clams will live and dcrcmp lo ll. lunrlc
t‘luhlo slzt- ullcr lthl‘ removal from
their nullvc union: in l’oroulo Bay in
waters of such dilicrcnl nuturo. It is
cinilucd tllnl should but one clullt out
of n hundrcd plnntcd live to grow to
”lo desired slzc which they should do
In two yours lilo venture will yield
vnsl financial rcturns.
Trouble in Long Island Waters.
.lusllcc Mill't'llii bus Issued on order
rvqulrlllg the town board of Hornp-
slt-lul. L. I., the lionrtl of Supervisors
of Norman county, N. Y.. nnd the licen-
scos of the oyster bcds in limupstcnd
lhly to upponr llcforc him on May 20
uud slimy cllusu why the offlriuls
should not bu plu‘uluucutly mslmlucd
to plant oystcrs on the bay bottom
llllll why the licensees should not be
ltd-strained from dredging any more on
, front live to fifteen minutes.
the buy bottoms.
DO NOT BE lVlPOOED UPON.
Foley & (30., Chicago originated
Honey and Tar as ll throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley‘s Honey
and 'l‘ur lusny imitations are offered
for tho, genuine. Ask for Foley‘s Hon.
of "us “mum,“ of tho “1.....myq,m"l'.s' tlnd 'i‘ur llull refuse any substitute
offered us no other preparation will
ulvo the sonic satisfaction“ it is mild.
ly luxuiivc. it contains no oplntosl‘
and Ill snicsl, for children and dolimllo
Ilf'i‘lttillffi. Sold at l'lnlnlod‘u Drug
Slow. , ‘ ‘
L Q
'FAST FREIGHT IN A SMASH.
Conductor slmllldlnx. ill‘chnrl’m of
the lust. fruit lrnlll. bud ll. sl ash direct.
Iy in front of the towenh use at the
East Port Chester yards Mondoy. at
o u. m. The train parted when on the
» main truck. and came together With a
crush, Fortunately, the blimp was not
particularly severe. and but one our
went out of commission." The first
car of the second section piled on top
of the one in from. putting it out of
service. The train was going west“
the time.
number of hours. All trains going
west were obliged in use truck, a. do-
layln; the service induct, direction"
runs to A enrollment.
The difference between Kennel! ’s'
laxative Honey and TM und'nll other
quail ,illyrups in that it movestbo
allele; thus impeding a cold fromthn '
f
curried
l}: 2.1 .mfigrellg‘lilllrmu‘ i “If.
'l‘ m 4 e o ‘.On (it
it, iii an in will e fillets reliev-
imiéd outgrew. ganged ’r'b .th
no clot . .. ,_. "
can a. 'II'nil'e for
'l‘ruck i was blocked far'o A
' ' lines-mt,
Collector of flakes of “the. City, of
“mild «I» we wi’i' ’ ‘
million View
BEACH.
An ideal spot for a summer home.
inspect the quaint Japanese bungalow.
built by native workmen. 3,000 feet
of shore front. Fine views. Boat-
ing, bathing, sailing and fishing. Pluy
ground for the children. Lots for
sale from ,
$300 UPWARDb.
Easy terms. Special inducements
to the builders. Semi for illustrated
booklet. ll. is worth reading. it
tells you how to acquire a summer
home.
I. B, lawrence, Agent,
No. 2 80. Main 8:. so. human, Conn.
or the owners.
THE HARBOR VIEW REALTY CO.,
New Rochelle, N. Y.
in School Taxes.
Union School District
The taxpayers of the South Norwalh
Union School District are hereby noti-
find (but the district tax of one and
one-quarter mills on the dollar, laid on
the town assessment list of 1904. at a
meeting of the district held on the
14th day of June. 1904. at the Franklin
school. will be due and payable on the
first day of MM. 1905. at which time
I shall be ready to receive same at
Stillson-Powell’s drug store, 82 Wash-
ington street. Penalty at the rate of
9 percent. a year will be charged on
and after June tel, 1905.
lv‘. A. TOllllFlS. , .
Collector of Taxes for South Norwnllt
Union School District. ~
Dated at 80th April 2t.
n21 to ll
Norwnlk.
1905. ,
”Nitrogen.
crrr runs.
The taxpayers of’tho Cltyof South
Norwnlk are hereby. notified that the
city tax of seven (7) mill- on the dol-
ler. laid on the assessment that of 1904,
at a. city meeting held in Quittner's
Hell, on the 6th day of March. 1905;
ten the library fund tax of one-now
ter llt) of a mill on the dollar. laid at
the some llmewlll be due and payable
on the first carol May. 1905. at which
time i will receive the some at Jacob
M. Layton office. No. 6 Roilrond
Place. Penalty at the rats of nine
l. l ‘ll with“ l
sour. MAY 34. secs. k,
.. n "i
4 ~.
'lw ‘v» i. l;
hippan: clinlLand 00.
ll YEAR FIRST MORTGAGE OVER CENT. GOLD IONOB.
baled April 'lnlmoll. Duo April lot. 1910.
COUPON BONDS OF $1.000 IAO‘H WITH PROVISION FDR RIOIITRATION
interest Payable Semi-Annually. Ap rll and October. at the office of the
STAMFORD TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE, STAMFORD, CONN.
A large part of the above Loin having bun sold, the remaining
eouos Ans orpsnao AT Mn
70 YIELD FULL a use cam. on THE mvssrusu'r.
interest in Payable From April/let, 1906.
The right is reserved to reject any oppllcation and to award smaller
amounts than applied for. ‘ .
The Undeulgnod Witt. Receive Subscriptions.
And Furnish Full Particulars Upon Request.
IIIE SIIIPPAN POINT [AND COMPANY.
EDWARD MchCKAR, Gen'l Manager. or JAMES 9. JENKINS. Wait.
27 Pine at, New York.
‘Stnmford, Conn.
kn‘f‘
9
We Don t Expect It
to do all the butchering business in
town; but our meals, tho way we out
and serve them and our exceedingly
modest prices warrant on in looking
for a large share of the town‘s patron-
age in our line. This curd asks only
a trial order from you. We hope the
way We fill it will induce yen to favor
us again.
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to .Jacob achoub.
22 WashingtOn Street. .. Phone 3222.
The Paris Block and Suit Illlllse
COATS, FORMER PRICE $8.50, NOW .............. $3.98
SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS ........................ $8.98
BRILLIANTINE SKIRTS . ................. $1.98 UP
WAISTS, OTHERS ASK $1.00, OUR PRICE ..... 39:
THE ONLY STORE FOR WEL
WALKS.
L onessco LADIES iN THE NOR.
~—
BLINK l BLINK! BLINK!
Blink no more. When your eyes tire and ache—when they become
"watery“ nnd smurtuTHAT’S THE 'l‘lii‘lE to care for tilem——to take meas~
nos to preserve them and prevent complicated eye trouble. Have your eyes
examined at once.
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician,
Room 9. United Bank Building. . South Norwalk, Conn.
Speclul Appointments at convenience of patrons.
Office hours its-11:45. HAS—6:00. Saturday evenings. 7-4.
mmumw‘ «0
AND cusses moor as CHANGED
EYES CHANGE
Often on. attribute: a lack of clurneu of vision to his eyes
when his glasses are wholly to blame. Would it not be well to have
your syn examined again?
IT’S FREE.
0. E. Jackson, '
Graduate Optician. ‘ '
53 WALL STREET. NORWAL’K.CT.
”WO“0,0WWO”OO .
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Cedar Bean Poles *
.BRADLEY’B POTATO MANURE, MAPES' FERTILIZERB, SUPER-PHOS-
PHATE OF LIME ASHES, ETC.,
RAYMOKID BROS.
South Norwalk, Conn.137 Washington Street.
OAL. COAL.”"C”6KIT”
Now in tho {true to lay .in your cool, you will new money by to-
king advantage of ourmummor schedule.
3
Our price is roduoed, and the q allty of our coal can not‘bo beat.
Call and examine our stock bstI-s ie’vipn youryr‘tfsrjllgwb‘oro.
The latris (lens 00.-
(it Water fit... so. ubidah.-.fl
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s Style Superb
cits serene atop thle rigs we have fur
lure. They're easy running. of course:
the horses that draw them are mom
used with source an effort} but with-
ai the equipment is stylish to a de-
gree. Every convenience. every eom‘
fort goes with the comprises We lot by
till. day or hour. _ The lesser time will
prove our. words.
Jacob School).
'rWo cornmeal: " * ~ .
la Woeblngton Bil-sou. play Itnot.
s 'f'ol. nus-o. ‘ 7, ~'
know do you manage tortilla your wggohcw‘welr ll moto‘ont. John
till per cent. a yeny limp m ‘1' 1.905
will he charged on all bills; rllu‘utluuu'I
""89‘dsltel1 {"9" '1. limit. 2
“my
Mold. Tutor
W I’llsrw
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. satin, NOMR. mil ”£5.19“. ' ,
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mum in “courtroom" 3
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do you understand by that will
I"? Johnnie-it's Whit VOW”.
" "Very cushy." answered Mr. bustle “donut
sillx. “i do It‘by‘btilnt'incliy and men. got. when you haven't got as much u
* of, if you instinct! "
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