use" whisky has become ‘11.
' BliItIJIuor 11111113 reform
. 11 r geport p the at:
I where it has 111.13 sold have
WA lied licenses. in view of the
b Ind of .3oods of pre-
' no quality is being
111' 111111 least three balls
”I ‘e 'of Hartford at the
. 0 cents a half a pint. the
will probably come when the com-
5311f, this Ioouuty will put.
mill-108"" out of bIllsiuIess.
1he matter a few days
e commissioners expres-
11.. 11111111111111. complaint was
' gulust t ese placed and was
ad by evidence that. the com- .
s'IIwould do their part in wip-
«ill out. Among the reputable Isa]
ll. those who deal only in
data goods, the "deadhouse"
mfrowned upon as a postive
he liquor business ' " '
‘Iatilfl thy sell " IsaiId one deal
., oésii't m ‘11 11111115 drunk: it
I11 .I'lltpl crazy. and that's the 111111111
. «Iguassu... of crime.
many. othe in my business.
dune to see these points c0111-
lied to atop selling the poison "
it New London and Fairield cann-
ere‘is a demand for the regu-
' of the liquor trafllc along' the
Ied in Hartford county.
id to be the best. in the
1'! ‘Hprtford there are 167 liq
d it is said the commis-
" no intention at present
11" as 'that number The total
ill-h Ir 0! similar licenses for tho
yls 385. It is 11 significant fact
In thin city and county the 1111111-
loanses has been gradually .1e
‘ although the population 1111s
an increasing. The appended table
.l'll t'lhow how the commissioners huvc
oe'e'ded in their policy of checking
' fr l1 Of the Silicone
' 1881.18.91.1900. 19115.
. .297 20?. 2!“; iii?
70 ('10 1’)“
. .:- ...... .111 I11 1:. 11':
.11. Hartford” ti :1 1
is the coutel'l'tion oi the count)
missioners that when the liccllscs
80 adjusted that the ll lldcr of 01111
9111‘. h 3 Ian opportuu ty to 111111111
5 iii re is less chance of the
being evaded and this has bot-n
lit! to be the case in l-lurtl’orrl culin-
’ it however. liccnscs are issuod
seriously without taking into con
oration the eilott of been t‘Unllltil
as a result. of tho Silllpl) llgilg ful
eitcélls 0f the demand thcn 111111111
ling becomes more noticeable and
1110115 of tactics are follow cd in 01'-
‘ (it 500 make the business [1111.
. it is estimated that under 1110 exist
in; system as practiced in Hartford
“county the average saloon has a good
will worth se ral thousand dollars
:Itaire chances which will wipe this out.
When; licenses are issued to all uppli
.. “11111111 become so humorous that
fire“ no good will to be (illli-lliltli'll
Immunity if tho pl‘l\‘.lltltlgo of soil
oiled because of liolatiolls of
In the‘dsaler loses little by colu-
her counties the slip- shop 110-
'fqllowed has acted disastrousll
I I 1- ts why the oilicluls are‘ now
ptillg h‘e policy in vogue bore in
city of New liuvcll. fol instance
11111101 licenses with a total of
onyI as in Hartford county
s cousidelably behind
tIIhI'ere welc 3'14 liquor lict-n
in 1904 with 11 31111111 10-
I duty of 390.11 is a fact
.1 county is the crime ccn
' Itate -..'...1 if it were not
' prison in Wethcrsfleld could
for the storing of crops.
11398 were issued in ll of
I . 152 of its population
. 5 1: ratio is one liccn or:
y'; 39 inhabitants. '
Hivew TUBS'LE
d enemy of the lace. Con-
.6611. often ends in Appendicitis
old all serious trouble with Stom-
‘IIe'se organs. without pain or dis
' 111, 11011133 ..,P Weed' s, Norwulk
. _ EI 11
7WOhI£ACH FOR owed-.13.
9-1——
more“ 11. Woman's wm.
ll ill 1 ft to Mrs. George Al-
'oyilliddlhbury
'0 NOT as lMPOOED upon.
1' m. The genuihe
9:11 T11 is in a y.
”1'1“
2211112111,. 1111111111111
1191'! in the city. the
“fad. been asked to puma
11111111 1111va11 voice in to
he’ rejoinder oi" Mr.‘ Adams moat
I it . .
11m in 111.11.111.11 to iniiu- a
lull 1:11.111 tlie legislature and
sons of influence in
emelubership of the
utes kept the
'xhieerth his
fruiting! in" 11 man of in
11 statements
1' 11th breakup
were wide or ill ll' maritu
ally kept 11111111111; Judge Light
answer his questions. ‘.
OJ'uhgr-l Lil'illt said that‘ he would wllw
Adhtns' attentions
mtlspo) 111111111 will'f'be at."
.. said committee for calm
5 1y them to 1111111.. votes and
influence legislation. and said our
drepmnis were without a valid cop-
I'ing'iy answer
when he gm through lfh
poll to finish some tilI
The injunction further states that the
call of the city meeting was not legal.
it being a day other than the charter 0 during the
Mr. Donovan Afr-id or Injury.
It says that if the money be so paid
that the p luttff, Mr. Donovan. will
'bo wrong‘i ally affected and injured
thereby." fer which he has no 11110—
quute remedy at law.
Judge Wheeler in granting the in-
function eniolns the payment of the
whey until the court. being held the
uesduy in April
urtllel order in the matlcr as it
may deem expedient.
‘5. 000 is fixed. '
The meeting voted. first of all. to
pay the hills which were incurred by
the Division Committee.
voted to appropriate the city budget.
and to lay a seven mill tux to defray
the city expenses.
"timer Appropriation for leraryp
Further than this it voted to ill-
crease the appropriation for the pay-
ment of the expenses of the public
library for the year,
defeat «11.111 have been more signal
it is hard to imagine in what respect.
The meeting was called to order at
7:31) o’-clork by William R ’l‘hompsou.
president of the Common Council.
tho absence of Mayer 'C‘hnrles 1‘.. Dow.
The call was read and approved and
the budget for the city for tho com-
‘ 1: your was submitted.
Wu Meeting Legally Calledl
Jeremiah Donovan asked if the lucci
ing was legally called under 'tht1 city
He asked that tho suction of
the charter under which the call was
issued be 191111.
it was road by f‘iork 'i‘aylolI
M1. Donovan questioned 1111- legality
His (1111111 1111s that
tho city he'd no right to (‘llmlgc the
mode of procedure. as called ro1 in tho
lie alleged that tllc' require
ments of the charter wélc that the
meeting be called on 11 certain date.
Judge l. 1ng moved that tho meeting:
broccoli to business under tho (all
Donovan 111211111 lllsislcll 1m 1111
Mf‘ Adams Made Mr.‘ IIDonovan Ner—
.who Il'wus obviously
nervous dllrln ‘
tirade. asked if it was Mr. Adams crin-
tcntIlIon that there had
1111' 'whl'ch would allow
at the committee being "perpetral d."
.Adltllitl Illnltlly 11.1111 that 11' 1:11
11 his opinion.
1111' continued and said that the report
of tho committee did tell what tile
SSI 500 was mild for.
one was bound by Ithet previous meet-
ing and challenged uhyo'n'e to show
um.- single word ill the records whith
authorized the meeting legally.
Matter Open and Above Board.
1 Judge Light addressed the meeting
1111! before he had spoken l'cn words
Adams interrupted him. '
1.1.11.1 said that. a majority of the clot!
ore of the district hard. Iallmed the nail
Every step o the matter -
ilucu’takon in the open and was shore M" Donovu011'eioiued that he wanted
The legislature was asked to to answer the c urge of trauma which
' r1“. matter was had been magic against him and. 111
dltlrltlllied to the City Council. which doing so "“de ”Mk 1'0”,“3‘3“ "9'9”".
and review all the (lty government dllr-II'
been no le al
'of the 110111 11111
A penalty of
HI'c asked if any»
Judge
if Mr. Donovan a had
it was favored by Sona-
The Council 11p-
tll'oved tho no 1111011 arid asked the sit-n
11.01 1311. lloollvp'lll to support it.
D'onovun also.
sido tho '1 it)“.
of the meeting.
that Judge ldgllt.‘
llnno'vun
loioinctl
in
'l110 1.11.111... was sctoudcd and upon
vote was carried.
.Mr. Adams Also Raises Question.
Edwin Adams asked for permis~ion
. ills reasoning was ruillcl'
vague, but ho foliowcd along tho sumo
ilnos as mapped out by’Ml'. Donovan
prior to ills spccch.
meeting was in direct violation of tho
'. and it had no right to lay 11
tax or to transact business.
Judge Light explained the situation.
lie said that the provision of tho chur-
ter is a directory out1 and not. 11 1111111
datory one, as alleged by Mr: Donovan
He said that this point had alroadIl'
been decided by the supreme court of
an adjoining state
'. Donovan asked if Judge Light
would pcrmil. 11 question.
Mr. Donovan Makes Trouble.
’i‘ho Judgc said that ho understood
'. Donovan came. to tho moot-
ing to make all the trouble he could
and he did not think it necessurIy to
insular any captions questions which
were outside the call.
"T)0n01an let01tod claiming that
Judge light committed a crllnc when
he said that he (Donovan) came to'
the meeting to make Itroubic.
Judge Light asked if Mr.
glid not betray the city '
when he had been instructed to sup-
port the division mtlvemcnt. and had
switched suddenly around and opposed
, uvorlng consolidation.
I only committed one crimtI while
1 lcgiplutor." 1.1.111 Mr. Donovan.
that was to present a bill for the divis
11'... of the town.”
Point of Order Sustained.
At. this Juncture .l. B. Lawrence rose
to a. point of order.
did not think thatIMr. Donovan‘s apoi
by for his legislative career was in
order at that time.
Chairman Thompson sustained the
point and the meeting voted to pro-
ceed to business
Appropriations Voted.
A resolution appropliatlng $4 800 for
the Fire Department was read.
Ho said that tho
He said that
1111! the proprietors are not inclined to l as]; you if you will 1101 must lllo
illuio my name l'l'om'unlonp' tbcnl.
wcll known taxpayers:
tlchl' would vote to tax themselves 1111
Thu lll()\'Pln(‘nl for tho
Fighting Against Consolidation.
tight
city
at v of 1b idgcnott whom:
1111 illslstcd that
MD of Connecticut 0. part of .
cf the counsol onlld not
He said that be Mr- Donovan then asked Ml. Solmuns
11111. had not stated 1111.1 $1 11011 would
be the legal fee
tllc light. and nnoth
1.
Mr Soimans starlet! to unswcl tho
. Liver and Bowels. take Dr. King's
Hie Pills. They perfectly reg-
g5c ntF. H. Baxter E. South A resolution appropriating $10,001)
for the street committee was also
for tho. town of
A resolution appropriating $2. 200 for
the Health Department was voted.
A similar resolution 11111111.... $8.8
for the electl c lighting system was
re alarms, the meeting
"Was there Ion Htemlzod bill?" '
S. C‘. Palmer accused Mr .
of being unfair ill luluquoiing Mr Boi- '"lllll'll- '10 “Nd
Ml llonol 1111 than port-listed and fund
Mr. Donovan thul 'dtilvorod another ”I" WHOWW' I .
diatribe against th whole business in T0 Matthew Gill'lll‘lll- (“if 1l‘elltll'l'3
general and infar1od that the com ”‘0 “lldlll'fillllll‘ll- ll WNW" “Ell
ry Attorney and Daughter 1311- Donovan
ll Took. March s.-py the
‘ 1' the will of Mrs. Martha Con-
ntly filed for probate in this
Mtorneyduhn O'Neil and his
Attorney Susan. O'Neil, are
Mulch" 150011 each Attorney
been a. lifelong friend of
who was the sister in»
”3111'
Waterbury attorney. The
M Conltlin's estate. valued
For the public library the meeting
was asked for $2,000. an increase of
$200 over that of last your.
voted Without debate.
For the Administrative Department
the amount asked for
which was 5500 less than specified ill
the call the amount being decreased
on the interest account? 11111.. meeting
voted the money.
Division Committee Report
The report of the committee on (ll-
vlslon of the town was then presented.
Mr. Donovan said that if there1 was
nothing in the report more than had
been. printed in The Sentinel it Was
was not. necessary to read it
1 it was yoted, upon motion of R. H
Golden that the reading of the report
be dispensed with Mr. Golden else
presented a resolution. soufyingI the
report and authorizing an 11111110111111.
tion of 38. 500 for the payment of the
bills incurred by the division conthiitv
1 mittee 111111 1101 a an honestly 111 1111. 11311101 0111111 «1111 Of South ”WW"
Donovnr'i Hlued.
Judge Lightirefo lied that ”1111.111 who
W. Webster, the late part continually node" in all their fellow
Donovan had 11 a that members of
bribed Iliad defied
nurse one who be
“Mr. 80111111111 said to me in a con-
uase ed Mr.
to
been approached
I1. (30.. leca 0, originated
‘ 1111 or us a t root. 19.11111qu
11 1011 account of the great
popularity of Foley' 11 Honey.
, tangy imitations are offered
it
D‘lllOVllll.
To see worthless imi-
mllli“ sounding pom“
61?“.
Ask for it and refuse any
it is the best remedy for too.
II..colds. Plummets Drug
.A‘idon 11.111111111111111... fit this point
and 111 n 111311111111 111111111111 and with u The Hod-0’ timed.
diet voice. quite i contrast with that I'i‘iIloro was .11me elimination whether
MI “I deny that sil- 1111'. vote bc by 11ch
so'. illsveniervedloth. tidcll Holman, moved ,Itlpd the
this community in many wars .mul 11011131. 1: 11111111111 11ml the mo'uou .1111-
111111111- luwe .l done a ’dlshmlest. out. .vuliudi (llihlrman Thonlpeon dll'cttod
that tbclaycs go to his. thrill and the
or doll:- all. unkind 1101111 to "1ft loft. 'l‘lio loft was ill‘tu'
always 111111111111th ticully 11111111111111.
Mr. llonovan bad 1 fair mind but i do
I IMI‘. DOliO'VIh.
1" llldwin Adams said thatll
”refogenxos £11??? he
Wt ml 111
tfliét.’ tiller 11min
mitterl that bed
members of the committee were.
9111111111110 111 not null hora 11111111 min
1111.1 111.11 1 have a;
11.1 against. him. i
.
giffllchll statist ice thorn
lildrcn in ltueulu 1111 d not know who 'iilu'
0.11 of ti and it receiving
t
w “Rammed-11....
1 9....
«libelous. he muslportlon of the re not think so tout (Applause for
the package. ’.l‘hre'e comm pilgductw
r‘ . 11
9. w w ., 21m
Buick Puma an at! b' 'Zert'n Perfect Jelly
escort st10r..per package. and [112111-111
Ice Cream Plowman} 2 packs for 20
cents. Five choice flavors o (111011.11
trial will convince you how copy it is to
have the finest desserts 1111 no labor
and 1111111 eipemf.‘ OrderYoday.
several moments) Idelly the state-
ment in toto,"
Mr. Donovan with much heat. and
pulling at his hair said that he had
made the statement over 1.11:. signature
and that he would stand by it. "if
it is a libel " he sfluid “l have property
enough without any incumbrnnce for
M1. Solmuus to secure damages to his
reputation through that statement."
Mr. Donovan alluded further to what
he termed his crime. "it was a crime,"
he said. “There was no excuse for it
i apologize."
Corporations Had Triumphed Over
City.
l-le'illen cited the city of Bridgeport
as having a debt "only a little larger
than that of the city of South Nor-
walk " and claimed that the city had
neglected its business intercsts in fuc-
tlouul fights. saying that the corpora-
tions had always triumphed over the
c ty.
At this point he was called to order
by Chairman Thompson and told to
confine his remarks to the. question
before the meeting;
ing that period, closing with a glowing
colony regarding the form during
n which Edwin. Adams served as muym
would have ”89‘" Inna?” to force the of the city “And now " he continued
proposed IchuI'r'tcr 111101 the Ipeopic out ,,
.10 tho'v were given 11 mm“ “"0“”
1'oplcsIcnl1ltl0n on the committee. The 1 Audience Getting Tired
lotlpie' outsido the 1115; limits attonded
the city 1111111.... which was lllu lurg
in largo numbers.
"Donovan was heartily in favor of it
"we must stop and think how did' it
The audience was apparcntty got»
ting rather tired of listening to his
romarks. for a voice at tho roar of the
hall said:
Mr. Donovan interrupted and asked "1”" whats "he ""9 "" """mng “‘1
exposed his iDono
van 'sl actions in tho \vllolc uplift-1'. “
, "i would motor to let Mr.
futlkoI his own confession"
clout history?"
“What has all that got to do with
it." said another.
"‘Kocp to lllc facts." romnrked 11
third.
Judge Light. ooutirll‘cd and said that A ""“P‘” "l ”071911 110011141 yollcu
called llttclIltlon
1.1.1? city attorom' illlll' had made tunic
mcuis Irtgaltiiclz him but that. he as
11111 tity attorney had 111111.111 knowing
1.11m... anything 21;. ulllsl tho wishes
and inlorosis of the €in 111111 he did
not proposo to do so ‘l'lOW. l'lc sold 111111
the committee had labored 'wcll:
erytlliug hall succochcd spit-mildly \Ill-
til tho veto of ,thc gorcrnolyhad ovor-
turncd tho workI.
Acted 'Witbln the Charter.
\il'. Adams itltcrlllhied 111111111
Judge l. ighr said ‘ilult fl was 111 lfoll
within tho lllul‘tol.
thIc committee had 'l'ct'tlll'od all iicul
lat-1d hill flom tho conduct 101 11111 city 111 any cost. but that 11115 111-10111 1..
and they had 111'111'11Ietl it and rt-fusct‘. “lid MS (llll‘t‘l ill-“lit" "l hi'ull- “M
to 1an it until it was within reason-
"Quoselioil! IQllosItioll?” in a very to
t-ii'crous manner.
In rcplIv to lilr. Donovan's stair-11111111
Light said “Bridal-111011 has a largo deb!
and 11 docs not own anything. South
-INol'\\'ullt'owns its ulcctrlc light plant
dobt is half :1 million 1110111 than ours.
and it has nothing it) show for itI whilo
111- how.
Donovan's Change of Heart.
still in farm of it and wanted 10 “ill
Abused the Committee.
claimed 11 point of order that Mr. Don-
MI‘. ciplos.
Mr. Tammany Dlspieaud.
do hereby 11101011119111} obJuti 191
day of March A. 1)..
r‘hahtIlAu 113111011111
1.
inafiou or by but
1
regarding tho city of ltridrzcllol't. .llldsr
. and its water works l'll‘idgcporl's
"Will'll 1111 Wow ncal'iy lluil' throuull
with this .muttcr of division." cont
tl‘nucd .ludgo flight, "Mr. lltluovan was
that lio 111111-1111 tho tr'niiol. Whou ho
was clm'tctl N‘llilltll‘. what did 111- dc
hut 11111111; 11 tlcul with Norwuik which
“'..“ who sitznotl on‘ 11.1., petition telim- brought. about '11 town nicotlnp' that
“1 tl'lcli to tlepl'il'c you of your t'lllil‘lt'l‘
but. new lll'l‘ thug? ‘anHI and your rights as citlzclls of this city.
.10 I“... think if Mr. Donovan lived in tho South
01' the West he Would huvo boon tarrod
ulld t’cuthol'ctl and l'itldctl out of town
division of the town has htttlioti by “H a rail ill!‘ his betrayal of the rltl‘.
tho tlty and the citl should buy 11... 'l‘hcrcill-ruckus1111111111 luol'c cmupiolr.
lI\' ll‘illlili‘tllH 111'! in 1111.1 history of tho
titl.llt1 Iltlpoti to Incl us into It and
was ill the l'flli‘li'flnl of thc il 'l1t 11nd
. . that 1h1 11 ho bttl'uyotl 1111'
when Norwalk stunted tho c-onsollds Plulougctl uplliauno grcetcu this 111-
1.1011 inovtmcut it became- notcssury to ruicnmcnt of Mr. Donovan.
light all along the lbw
:lguln'st 11.111111111111111... that
lights and churtcr nIllltllt llc lll'cscl-vod Mr. llmlol'un .iumllutl to his foot and
Donovan illonI' asked who would storltal light“ on his abuse of the (our
1111111111 filo $1.500. u'nd ulnlt pl"opol~ mittoc.
lion ouch would get
tho question he unswclml.
Jlldho light said that ho did not
think it would be fair to counsel (ll
to tho city to spot: fy which member concept of tho meeting. (Applause).
11 portal“ Cries of "Question" 11.-11111111111111.0011.
011111.111 as he attempted to say more.
The chair allowed hlzu to continue i.
he would keep to tho 11111111111111. and he
1 unsuccessful in proccodud with his talk. No said
u “gum 11' success- that Judge Light had formerly impress-
' ed him as tho culbodilnoni of fairness,
and be quoted from 11 letter of the
1.1111111111111111 Mr. Dt'Jllthllll snapped 1.11. judge H11 slid the judge 111111 been
first sentence out, .of his mouth and "NY “”110”? “1 Jumping mound lll‘lll-
would not allow 111111 to spawn
Donovan then usktid what. the 3’1.
was spent for.
: Coat Town of Norwalk $10,000.
. (loldoll asked “but. the hill
Strecl Commissioner f‘lltbill rose and
ovau could not spook more than hull
a 1107.911 times without the unanimous
Joseph Tammany tilcu spokc and
said that ho had been much cdtilcd
lull. not pleased with some portion of
N111 walk in "“11““ tho dialogue. Ho belicvoti that If $20
the case was. 31.111111111119111 was 311111011 000 had coup- in as a bill fora suc-
ccsslul division movclncni. illuro Would
not have been any kick. “I believe so
Hill'i' as God l'ciuns ihllt the ,deth are
it.
payment by you of any money Which
may be voted by the city. meeting of
this date for tho llllrpose 1.111111111111111.
.. (Greet expenses of tho ccmmltttio appoigted
to secure amendment lot a c ty 11 ar
“Pilll‘ml- “9 W W “MNWW' ter to wit $8,600. and that 1 will
1 . hol'd yen ersonall res 01111in to
the Connecticut 11.11.11.111... had been any monoypao 11111d.ybcca::se ““5, bill":
meat of the some will be illegal and
a direct violation of the provisions of
tho chattel of this city. and a misuse
of the trust fun is 1 our losllesslon
“that tour men co trolled the 111515111. "I, 1......“qu ‘. n y ‘
fare and that they needed to be great; Dated t 3 1. 110411116111. ”,1 11,
ed 11111 that 111911 111111. been gr “ W h ' " "
'l‘wrl
bed.
91'.
roof.
shoot.
111111111111
ht'ulth.
from
into.
town
towns.
lttorou.
Mr. Donovan then said that there
1st no doubt in his mind that the
lfll'. 1
I . . ' , . 1111 this if
:13“.ng WW.“ ' 2.111.111.1111... of 11 will tactile library
"ltssytohi‘ohe" film in “leukemia :1: then adjourned.
At the close of the meeting. the in
Junction heretofore referred to. was
solved upon Oily Clerk Joseph R. 'l‘ll)~
star, at the South NorwulIk Club by
Deputy Sheriff Pctrr “Dalila. of Bubble '
DOT -
. Money Had Already Been Paid.
The funniest. part of the whole affair
War-1 the efforts of the members of Mn .
Donovsps fol lol 11 hoplg
payment of the bills.
Doniun. of lilidgepprh and several oth-
ors who were interested. Owing Dl'fltr.
bably to thcir political faith. sought to
find City Treasurer Mutthow Corbett
They were in ignorance of the fact
that the "whey had already been paid.
of them found Mr. Corbett .
while on his way home and attempted
to hold him up under the South Nor-
walk railroad bridges
was to hold him until the sheriff came
up to serve an injunction. on him.
While tho money had already been
paid Mr. Corbett thought he would
have some ,fun with them and said
that if they 'dld not got out of his way
he would blow a hole ill them. They
took the bluff and cleared out. Mr
Corbett then wont homc 1111.11 wont. to
ed out with
much .‘ '
t‘ut'l Schaub.
on that where Mr.
hc said:
Cashing. M11
0. 8111111);
41 cool d i 111;
{lilo wonder.
ease of Piles.
E the. 160111
Only 2111. at l".
y a hat
pauses and
to‘ block the
Deputy Sheriff
.I'Thclr game
Sheriff Mound City Treasurer.
Sheriff Doolun came to the front
door and started to ring the bell. The
bell rang until the electric batteries
.govc out and Mr. Corbett did not. has-
1
' Other methods were then adopted.
The sheriff stood on- the ground at and
night and ill a. sonorous voice bellow-
ed at the upper windows of the house:
"i am thesher'l'if of. ,il‘alrileld Coun-
ev. Let me in."
This did not take either.
An attempt was then made to not
into the house by climbing on. the
There we're several people on
he roof and finally the household tir-
ihc annoyance of the
Donovan purtvI made up their minds to
put a stop to it.
Threatened to Shoot Donovan Party.
Matthew Corbett. .111.
oneoi’ tilt-1 windows with a revolver
and told them that if tilt-'1' did not got
off thc root in two luiuutos ho would
1
The hurriedly scrabbling of Mr. Don-
ovan‘s lieutenants to got. back to term
firmn whore Sheriff lloolau wist-ly re
ills cohorts.
tho 11111111111 of (lcnoral
Shaitt'rat Sulltiupo. from 11 rousouablc
and epic tiisttlnco.
tho extreme.
After tilt1 pooplo wcl'o ordered oil"
the roof they retired and gave. it tip as
11 11111! job.
Carl'Thouglli They Wanted His Coal.
whose property abuts
(‘.orbctt t'csidcs. was
disturbcd in his 14111111111111; by tho sound
of 1101111101111 falling over boxes and bar-
rats in his back yard.
01' ilit‘ window and saw two dark the
.ucs unproucll his cool box.
Ho thought that it was people try-
ing to steal his coal.
was ludicrous in-
ilc looked out
This lilorning
“it was lucky that i could
not that my revolver."
TORTURE BV' S'A'VAGES
"Speaking of the 101111111 to which
some of the savage tribes 11'. the Phil
lpplnca subject their captives lcmimls
mo of tho inleusc suffering l endured
for three molllhs from inflammation of
the Kidneys." says W. M Sherman. ol
" Nothing helpod me 1111
til i tliod 11.-111111111 Bitters. three bot-
tll-s of which completely cured 11111.
Blood disoldell. 11nd Malaria; and 111s-
tol'cs the wcak and 11111 rolls to robust
Guaranteed ill F. ii. Baxter.
South NorwulkI '
walk. drllguisls.
P W cod. Nor
l’llt' 11 .1ll(‘.
' cumou SCHOOL money.
Board of Education Finds no Reason
to Withheld it. .
1111111111111). 0111111.. March il.—-"I‘lli!
stato board of oducution. which roconi-
ly heard the charges of Mrs. Caroline
of Clinton. regarding tilt1
schools of that town. finds no reason to
withhold the public money from the
town and has so declared in a lettcr
ilccroim'y' llil'lc to the comptrol-
lerI of which the following is a copy:
At your' request the state board of
oduucilou heard the partlos in. intoresl
upon the complaint of Mrs Curoliuc
(l Sperry that the public schools of
tho town of Clinton arc not being kept
. within the meaning
of Section .257 of the general statutes.
1 11111 dircotod by the hour to say that
upon the ovidollce mandated to lt.tht.1
stuio board of education is uuublc to
find that. at tile present limo 11111111 or
leis any slltiicl lont 11.-11111111 fol your 111
fusing to transmit. tho public. luont-y
to lilo town of Clinton .lllliIltll‘ said stu—
Ml'e. Sporry‘s claims. which huvo
boon givou ill 'l‘hc (11111111111.
charm-11 that tho shoots woro not vib-
1111.11.11.11 ihr1 toucllcrs worn uoi. oxalu-
lllutl and had no corItlficutes and that
hyglcno was not taught.
The Morgan School rot-elves 1101111 of
the state's money and it. does not. lie-
urn. therefore, in tho. present. issue. Al-
though Mrs. Sperry has ,ciullllod that
it was still a public school and it 0111-
pilcs with the law relating to private
schools.
'ihcro appears now no doubt that the
will get its school fluid quota of
$2' .25 for each child enumerated
oomptroliora office yesterday drew on
tiers on the state treasurer for these
moneys in tho. chaos of about thirty
Clinton was not one of them.
hilt payment will undoubtedly be made
upon the return of Comptroller Mitch-
oil from his Jamestown trip.
A OCIENTIFIG WONDER.
1 The cares that 111an to” its credit
make Buckles 5 Amino Salvo a sclell
_ I it cured ill. it. Mulford.
ecturer for the Patrons of 110111111111
dry; Waynesboro. Pu... of a distressing
it heals the worst
Ulcers. Cuts,
Olihtlll. Ciliibiuina and Salt Rheum.
ii lluxtcr' 11. South Nor-
11111111111111 if P. Wood's. Norwuik, 1111111.—
ascem ARRIVAL or vueue.
mew YORK, March li.~~»Arrlvud
5311' Vatlcrlluld. rum Autwutp and Du
Hstomech. week staunch,
"sow av 1.114151111110111. pHARthyl' '
'1.. 1
Dye psla
c 9
. indigestion. dyspepsia. pour stomach.
windy stomach, puffed etumsoh. barren:
1133 1.1111 catarrh of the dumb. A guaranteed cure;
11
111
., .11,
wholesale bend: factory was captured
GET THE RIGHT KIND.
If you are troubled with Files and
can‘t find a cure, try Witch Hazel
salve, but be sure you get. that malls 011w cues: roll nvtlesoem.
by E. C DcWitItI I& (30., Chicago. It Mrs. Fran)
is the original 11’ you have used DeIl.. says:
Witch Hazel Salve without being re dyspepsia, used to hfi'v'er' great distress
lieved it is probable that you hilt hold I and belching.
of One of the many worthless counter-
felts that are sold on the reputation
of the genuine lloWltt's Witch Hazel
appeared in
air:
3,
.._...--... H.111.-. . "
RUSSIANSW CA'FTURE BOMB RAC-
~ T
i
of of public lands in Montana.
1 n1
SENATOR CLARK .W'I'N'B 1"}ASE.
ORV. . wnsstnc'ron, March
S’i‘, Plf‘llzl'tSl-ltllRG. March ti.-A States Senator Clark 0! 1.1011111111111111-
lerday Won the case against him In’ the
by the p’olic't1 today at the lodgings of Supreme Court of the United States.
11 drugglst one hundred and ichty 3111 which the govelnment sought to
loaded bombs were seized The apart-I 1 have cancelled patents to 11 400 acres
nlon'ts bad boon the rendezvous
etude-111s and 1'.c'.rolut1011lsts twenty of l \‘.oi't-1 1111111111 to have been fraudulent:
whom are arrcstcd Another terror- ly secured.
who can arrested in the street,
had 11 bomb in Ills pocket.
6. -UnlteId
which
The opinion in the case was 'deiiv~
cred by Justice Holmcu and upheld
-~'~ the decision of the "circuit court of
Appeals for the Ninth Circul
cs Harlan and BIronliII distleh e3
J ustlc-
11 Bush. of New Castle,
‘1 angered for years with
i tried ‘I'eIl/eryimng i
could hear of but 11111111111; helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one tit)
cent bottle cured me completely.
Sold by The Clifford Pher- For sale by R H. 'Plsisted F. H. Bax-
" Iter and the GIlIifft‘lrd Pharmacy.
11 13111113 in
FIND MANY THAT NO OTHER HOUSE lN TOWN SHOWS.
(1111‘ 1-
111111111
THERE IS AN ATTRACTIVE FRESHNESS ABOUT OUR' STOCK
EACH SEASON THAT IS IN ITSELF SUGGESTIVE OF THE BIG BUSI-
NESS WE ARE DOING AND TELLS PLAINLY THAT OUR PRICES ARE
THE KIND THAT MAKE QUICK SALES. YOU WILL SEE ENT'lRELY
NEW DESIGNS EACH RECURRING SEASON, AND YOU CAN ALWAYS
South N orwalk Coon.
. .W
All kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats. Canned
Goods. clonal lowest possible prices.
Strictlu Fresh Eggs. 16 101260
FRESH NATlvE K1LLEIp sobAss.
'GET THEM 110 0110611.
J w. DODGE,
successes T0 JACOB scrubs.
as WASHINGTON STREET.
751; PAIR
Ehons gas-s.
lllcludcll
a mu. erlti'l‘r.
W “I... mm... - I.
Men 3 housemates 1111' till ’
thrrca wranow lion ‘1?
00111111111111 choral
1 NORTH MAN 01'.
$415.0
'l‘ho '
$4.50 ’
. An Ounce of Satisfaction is
.1 — Worth a Ton of Talk.
. . We reverse matters—«give you an
.1111. - , ounce of talk~iust enough to attract
:1. I... your attentioa and 11 ton of satisfac-
“I‘I ' . ' tlon. Our coal is good to begin with,
r " .1th. propelly
. - ”1 2'" screened free from due
free from slate.
and small im-
1.- purities; secondly, wél housed and
'.'1.
.11 41.
Q ..B Jacks
' "" 113041 by.
HARRY oooo WIN. Manager.
11.11.. 1.1.1.1111...
. 11'". t‘. 0
11.10
.1. .. lie. .2 WM
tb'i‘l
B. quhfigld IQ.
Tel. 01112191. 3122 we... {iii-'31.
-. ‘ . handled in our ysr s; thirdly. sold
1 5' . full weight, and at
L ‘ 'I ' the mark
. 11". I trial order.
< ' ,.I lilo Danlrl Keogh final to.
it"? . . saviour We
be lowest price
at trill 33111111, ‘1th..“ a
fur amok. 01.
Tel. -‘-b48
Branch onlceswlli'idge Drug Store.
11 .. Washington
1 .1: 1 u . 1 2 Stationery Stare. Mlmsronue.
.1 ... 1... "-3.11 » 1 - .1 .. .11...n1.....1......,...um-1...w1
Leon's
AND cusses Mus? I'sIs camels ’
acconoil'to'lly
1 11101111011111, or.»
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1"! '11‘11’
us
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14.110
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