inhtiuz Co. and (3.1 E.
iil'k. lathe 1activoh ad
. ‘ .ons‘trnctiou Co.
“cent the contractors are
' yin .rallb between the
n t 0 New York side of
(1 North Salem. N
. nothing has been a no
oping, the power house
we operation of the c m-
,of the road and ther is
dlcate that the comp ny
. to inhaled-
"Abe heavy traffic to Peach
s the . “stabbed“:
' ome to i, it'
, h. Salem his
nit . rydoes there uproar
2D“: the part oi! the own-
, to complete the g
, iderablet force of meii is
Ht 611 he line and hundreds of
, , being spent every week for
n .materlals and that. portion
gr between the state lineland
is lining stone bailaatcd. f
stcr Standard tells the. fol-
ot the hearing in New
'1' e” ogrd..of railroad commission-
, r new offices in the Metro-
.Ife' Insurance building; 23d
Fourth avenue. New York,
ay morning listened to
E. Farley. who sot-mod to be
“interested in. a trolley scheme
. Gtéconneet Dunbury and Os-
. . n; at the '(Ionnecticut end
he Danhury and Harlem and at the
b on Rii'br end a consolidation of
’E arlltrfimnohisos granted from four
In routines years ago and covering
.Iitrefeta. avenues, highways and “across
‘ . to the old Sing ‘Slng
' in: grounds thence to bless-
”citation on the Harlem road.
line of connection between likens-
the and Goldcus liridgc did not
art the Wednesday morning's
" but at some meeting hi the
tare. Mr. Farley announccd that
‘ vmdgar Rccd Brat-hell. senator
listrict. and tiaudi-
or. governor. is to appear with
4 furtherance of thc proposcd
' ldati‘on. and If there is a' ‘miss-
It anywhere. Mr. Brackctt will
on “hardly be able to supply It forth-
ill. or urine next session at the Now
ark legislature.
other'people in \Vcstcheslcr are also
pterested in trollcy roads
werec‘represcntcd by a Mr. Wcruor.
wh .pooh-poohed at Mt; lr‘urlcy‘s old
and. voluminous documents.
and maps and objected to all papers
as lrrelevmt and Incompetent anti
* “3th (lead. but Mr. lt‘arlcy said
, he Wile going to connect all on»
limits with live wires and rttu cat's
already contracted for over the catirc
to and he .prminccd witucsscs oi“
bind and another who idcntificd
‘written by W. W. Law. of
». reuse Farm. and resolutions pass-
y the board of trustees of the VII-
. of Pleasantville showing‘ that
mad talk had been In the ‘lr for
”y 'y‘ears wailing only for mile
tripe for actual consiructitm.
I‘. Warner cadouvorcd in make the
oimnillioners hclievc that Mi“. b‘ar-
‘ ad been dreaming. but tbcy dc-
to accept. all the evidt‘ticc lit‘
,1]. including a Mr. Lent, who
’t have the appearance of it great
, ‘oler, but he said he was in fact
. l1 .fsasretary and treasurer of
‘ . iii Construction or Contracting
by. with offices at No. 42 Broad.
“ e‘w York. and that thetlndus-
le are back of William E.
00., who arc the contrac-
wtoaily’o‘n the ground andttllrcct-
the'wiark 01 too laborers. some-
. the‘ Iihe botwcen (lolticus
d‘Danliury. "We lutvt- spent
000 for labor up thcrti." said
t,..“and wc'vc paid “11 a lot
; Indebtedncss. and don‘t
W share are any ludgmcitis or
claims agttinat the coinpuuy.
at we have an nverng‘e flout.
- _Obtedness of about $2.0iio.”
new Mr. Lent bud finis
” endorsement of t .
Contracting (30..
.. ~ ow the amount oficapitni
9 Ir thousand do
m the. Saratoga t
to
Mr.
ob has been paid
it thousand/i
itch in either cash? ‘
I and dollars." .
nurse of the inn.
New ‘
motors the ac»
E. Warren it: 0..
a' In this cty.
0f .1
”labia. he
asoiidated
for
cont try
irrad-
:tud llwy
record as
in?"
Whitman!“ ‘u n...
”ambled I [not deal with
l I‘low Illflihmkfl
a. n m e r.
’ this sir friend.
”.wis
'“"3';‘.“"
r. , t
Y_ _.
.mt
I n
and tlic‘vvorld laughs with you.
No need then for rose-colored
glasses. Beecham‘s Pills start
health vibrations to all parts of
the hotly. while putting :1 ruddy .
tint on lips and checks. l'i‘hcrc's
lteaith'in every box. Healthier
every man, lihiiia“...aiid child.
J
Bcccitam’s bills
S or lbw
Soldvidvcrywhcre." in boxes 10c. and no.
‘ Vitfithelrflauat. ,
Downs inth Cly
. ”they were one: r .
and vicious litmln the rather burglar
language. of the status undor'whia .
he action was taken. '
. “The presence of the chll
. cdnrt was due‘to his friendly ‘
ion of s clergyman "who is. interested.
"having them bronchi up to be good u
apt! useful citizens. By request at the . ‘
cargyman. Probation
thistle an investi atloa in the case. and
Monday night .lainsciothesman Heb. ma
turban brought the boys in. . 'i‘hey ,.
were stopping at 34 Pacific street.
Judge Downs committed them to the
County Home for Children. at New.
walk. but suspended execution of the
and directed that they
be placed In custody of their aunt. who
ladesirous of caring for them.
The boys are’ sons of Kate Clancy.
and there are four other younger chil-
dren in the family. ‘ Their bomb was
in Rose Park. until Saturday, when
the family was evicted.
. followed Mrs. Clancy‘s failure to pay
something like $1.50 rent due on her
She had dived in the
apartments five or six years. The writ
was given Constable Hugh Cleanser to ,
serve. and. although he found that the
stories describing conditions in the
household had not been exaggerated
very much. he did not have ihe heart
to carry out his strict. orders. instead.
of putting the family out into the
street. with what iitle furniture they ‘
time
he in-
d his
. Indus-
ornor
Hal‘s.” ro-
..t the. at .
“What does the other twenty-fl
thousand represent?” .
"0b. servicos'of one kind and anoth-
er; you‘ongltt to know how on
things are done."
“No. I don't know and that's t
reason I am asking for information.“
observe-ti Mr. Wcrncr. who then want-
ed to have Mr. Lent tell the commis-
sion how a cmttractlug company hav-
ing only $1,000 of available capital, a
floating indebtedness of $2,000 and out-
stauding notes amounting to $8,000.
raised money to pay
and to put up certified checks required
as an evidence of good faith in making
bids for work. Mr, li‘liilt‘y objected
to Mr. Warner's style of putting tho
question tmtl after a general vcntila-
tiou of the subject Mr. Loni was al-
lowed to retire.
The wonder in view of all the trials
and vicissitudcs of trolley projocls. is
that the Danbury
boast of construction cars.
no particular interest, in the fight for
franchises and rights of way betwccu
I’leasantville and Ossinlng, bttt ihcro
In ad doubt that a line connccting
these points would prove a great coir
vcnlcncc to the public. '
INDIAN PROVERBS.
The coward shoots with shut eyes.
0 t t
No lndinn ever sold his daughter for
a nutne.
t t O
Bchrc the palcface came there a
no poison in the lndinn‘s corn.
C U
Small things iallt loud to lhb Indinn's
«ye.
i OI I.
When a fox walks old rabbit jam
0 O 0
The paleface‘s arm is longer than
his word.
# t O
A, squaw's tongue runs faster than
the winds legs.
t
O 0
There isi nothing an eloquent as a
rattlesnakn‘s tall.
0
I t
The Indian scalps his enemy. the
palefaco skins his friends.
O i C
There will be hungry palcfuces
long as there Is any lndian land
swallow.
O I C
When a man ways one day and
steals six the Great. Spirit tbuutlcrs
and the evil one laughs.
t O 0
There are three things it taitcs a
strong man to bold—a young warrior,
a wild horse and a handsome aquaw.
W
wItching, torturing skin eruptions.
tllsilgurc. annoy, drive one wild. Dean's
Ointment brings quick relief and Last-
ing cures. Fifty cents at any drug
store.
THE LADIES' LESS-MAJESTE. -
'l‘hcro is hardly a kind of Christen.
.Iout .totlay Whose wile docs not. over-
‘op llill by a head.
The Czar Is overlapped by a full
ltcad by the Czarlnu.
Kaiser Wilhelm is of the medium
height, but the German Emprcsu Is
tall. and that to why the prnttnd Kai-
ser will never consent to be photogrub-
ed beside his wife unless site
while he stands.
The king of holy is short and squat.
hardly comes to the shoulders of the
tall, athletic Queen Helena. ..
The king of Portugal, the fatter. is
long tail than his queen.
Even the Prince of Wales is shorter
a good four inches than the prin-
cess. .
The young King of Spain is several
Inches shorter than his prosper:
bride.
The Queen oflilcnmnrk towcrs over
her royal spettse.~—-i(ahsss City
ads-pendent. " _
surrey
MATTERS IN BANK
Referee Kellogg Yesterday approv-
ed the final accounts of Charles
tantrum. trustee of the estate of Kalil
Eadie. of this city, bankrupt, and of
filtration R. howls, of Clinton as true-
toe of the estate of Hoary C. aher, of
Avon. bankrupt.
A dividend of 8% was declared to
the Santa creditors and a dividend of
43%?“ tottho creditors of Fisher.
Charles J. Persons of Warehouse
point was petunia appointed trustee
at“ this pensioner-of
Will ior. bankrupt. " f
Rotors:
, , Kellogg yoltsrdsrmntle in»
" rumble reports on the applications at
W Gr: ”It,
its obligations
and Harlem can
Wc have
\' 9
oh
he
"(18
pa.
80
it)
sits
live
in-
commitment.
apartments.
Norwalk, and E.
drug stores.
of" Miss 'l‘ulka
happened to have. be paid a trnokman
out of his own pocket to take their for-
niture away and keep it in storage un»
til the family could find quarters else‘
where.
Bridesmaid Killed by Fall During the
Ceremony.
Aillrcd as a brldcstnuid. Ft‘ances
Crabokki. of No, 113 ’l‘onncilc avciiuc.
Jersey City Heights. mot death Mou-
dny at the wedding ccrctnony by fall-
ing down a flight of tsairs at the home
Gnlhinski, of Allen
street and (‘lcrmania avcnuc. who Was
married to Arputlt Molt-ski. At' an
curly hour ihc ccrcmouy was pcrl’ortn-
cd. with Miss (iruboski as bridesmaid.
As she wont Into tbc bull her high-
bcclctl sl‘oo caught in the long lrnln oi
ltcr dress and slw Hlnillhlvd.
She rolled down a'i'lighl of stairs
and litlltlt‘ii on her lil‘lili. When picked
up she was bleeding front tho cuts,
and dim almost immediately from a
fractured skull. Sbc will be buried In
tho costume in which she died.
women and children.
Drug Store.
England Circuit.
of It Is counterfeit.
A MOUNTAIN OF GOLD
could not bring as much happiness to
M rs. Lucia Willa), of Caroline. Wis. as
did one 25c. box of Bucklen's Arnica
Salvo, when it completely cured a run-
ning sore on ltcr leg, which had tor-
tured her 23 long years. Greatest
antiseptic. healer of Files. Wounds and
Sores. 250. at i“. ll. Baxter‘s. Smith
P. Wood's, Norwnllt.
u
DIED AT THE ALTAR.
BEST FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
On account of its mild action and
pleasant tunic ()rinn laxative Fruit
Syrup is cspcclaily recommended for
scale or gripe like pills and ordinary
ctttltnrtics. Orino'
Syrup aids tllgcstlon tutti stimulates
the liver and bowcls without Irritating
thcm. licmsmbcr the name Orton
and refuse substitutes. l’iaistcd’a
Laxativo Fruit
MERIDEN AND THE cmcus.
Why; Barnum Left the Silver City Out
oi the Circuit.
The Mcriden Record explains why
Burntnu's circits has
Merldcn. It has been shown there
but once since June 8, 1889. when the
herd of elephants broke away from
thc old base bail grounds. where the
tents wore pitched. 'l‘wenty-tbree huge
animals made a rush from the grounds
and scattcred in all directions. Fences
were dcmolisbcd, small buildings over-
iuruptl tutti kardens ruincd before the
kecpcrs could capture theVunim a
As a- result of the affair man, pro~
pcrty owners brought suits for dates-
yea. and the claims were thought by
the great bhowman to be exorbinnt:
A settlement was made but Mr. Bar-
num was so thoroughly dihpioascd
that he would never again allow his
circus to visit Merltlén while he. liv-
“flaw-”W
Time In said to be money. but a lot
, and l a.
rim ' ‘ aloveai‘and
borrowers committed, to the on
‘ at r
of finding an it
drop I in.
Intervene
Officer Ross -
The eviction
i
It does not nau-
.0
rarely visltcd
ed.
He died in 1891. and Mr. liaiicy. who
succeeded him as manager. doubtless
rcmemborsd the affair and lntt once,
in liliitl. included Muridcn in the New
to the rawoil. Nobody
who‘has any regard for
their stomach thinks of
taking de' liver oil in the‘
old ditty. flab
iii? . tabletop!“
”THE EASYOILE“
Scott's Etttulsion'“is
" the easy oil”-——easy to
take, easy in action. its
use insures deliverance
from the griping and new
seating Sensation peculiar .
en Scott’s
s {to be. has.
i . certain that
some av gs regard for
their hit? arithmetic s
' ‘ it" '
t3-
destroy mini!
Why Its.
“Further not
“With
from doctor
to
on or
A.
.t
0 Add!“
..~.~..~.._~ WW Mums...“
'rwas HER Hus
toric around.
what to do.
oimr‘t.
(bit-c iccl long.
husband."
dish.
sauce.
gum,
ii
Kahlil .
snaps. .
. a...
salt
. s
hearth 'du ‘
h anal. There were 1.414 deaths
_ tats during that month. which
\ num‘berfis in loan r‘thenv‘the number
0! deaths in the mouth or March. The
I however. is lib greater than the
her of deaths or April at lttfit your
and 136 more than the average num-
ber or deaths during that month for
the; last five rears. ’
in his monthly conmnmt Dr. Town.
send speaks of the coming season of
typhoid fever. and issues a warning
to the people of. the state. He says
«that. the dlaease is always prevalent
during the next few moulhii.
year he said. there wore more than
1.000 cases reported to the state board ‘
of health, and of. these 178 ended fatal.
.ii‘ii
iota
a. Nurse acumen; lie mm
it: ..'.
’ ”than
«lie I M ‘ t ruinoustnremuanmmm petidh.fieida¢bs.'roetiiibfl
andfimmaeh‘nhohleru and removewmuu. Break up scold inhibouni. Overall, . .
' ‘ sures. hand what a tow mayhem say about Mother Gray's .Swaet
““W‘ii‘tiimddiii‘i”
iii-iii CHILDREN It!
at . .of
1" “fier‘t‘lhudnmfl‘
kwvfiflfififlflpyfiaw I ”ragga! I.
I t as .
m “1013M to but. m.oyur "-
maihriila.
it: a» human em
with 'tlifi'g‘hiwwmi
motile drop a
or troubled its???"
nonhuman...
ohlldun'u. Welcom—
d me two
BI?“ ORA ’3 SWEET POW-
lflb BEN. All filo pram II
4 never did my
numbers dons. Two mothers here known!
lg one o :3 chit and roan-tat mo to get
. Mi? .. ombumem'ormurou.
“ lie an In
Bold by Drnsgis
if. we; .‘ at; . ..’
WNW“! um.
phold is
says that every case
. preceding it and may be the
a serious epidemic.
“ say» that. Iivcs can he saved by lakln’;
the matter In hand In time anti every!
n. tor solute stars in
for 25 deals. Sample mats-nan.
0 Marco. paper, u. r. .j
SEi‘ii‘l a .
more curator-tam
gist.
“coeducational.” thabh . ‘ sun births.
iisb. ltinstnntlyt‘akes
“aims-s
Nervous. dishing,
and how much moreyou can ,
00m and Bunions and makes t
Mort. discovery of the age.
and accept any rubidium. Ssmplo sent an
ALLEN 8. OIMS’I‘ED, LE BOY. N. I.
.VO-iir of zinc.
" "Brit's. a.“ X that...
Chaperone'e Discovery Came Just In
Nick at Time.
'l‘ORRlNG'I‘ON. May 1ti.~~A merry
party of 17 High school girls. uccour
panied by a young marrimi lady as u
chapemn. walked out
lirow'u homestead on Saturday. a good
four mile jaunt each way.
riodiunch with them and dined on his-
Bargeman in New London was Attack-
ed Last Sunday Night.
NEW LONDON. May
Francis Le Golf. of the barge Genicve
died of a broken heart.
substance of the. report delivered by
Medical Examiner C. B. Graves to Co-
toucr li‘ranklln H. Brown as a result
of the autopsy over the body of the
man alleged to have been murdered
hcru Sunday night!
the iutrgcuthu's heart, was, caused by
the blow of sonic
directly ovcr the heart.
blow upon thc frontal bone of Captain
loff‘s skull caused a pronounccd
was not due to
On the way home. somewhat iirod
with the journey
slowly. the advance gourd discovered
a tramp approaching.
aloly fell back uponathc reserves and
gave the alartn. 'l‘bcy worn at a loss
They were too tired to
run :a mile up hill
house: the road
thickly lined on both sldcs with blltiltr'u
and blackberry brinrs; tilt-re was no
dog or gun In Rio party. and all the
iime'thc trampw-‘ibc iicrccst
kind, ltt slouch hat and top boots -----
was rapidly approaching.
in this emergencyouc of the girls
who had read
Caesar‘s Cmumcniurics on the Gallic
War. remembered how hc formed his
battle Iinc. lnrtncdiatcly
their but pins. and fortncd n linc of
dcfcnsc, putting ihc shot-lost girl in
front. so lhal the taller onus could
job the county ovcr lit‘l' head. and ~
with four and ,lrctnbliug nwnltctl titt-
'l‘hc rupture of
blunt instrument
llnrit n, l ;
o
fracture. but death
'l‘hc blow crushed one rib directly
over the heart and near to the breast
bonc and rupturcd the right ventricle
of the vital organ.
died. according to the finding. of the
medical t-xatuincr
within five minutes after
Captain Lc Golf
which says:
Coroner Brown has not completed
his intillc‘ili and he states that it will
be scvcrnl days hcforc this rcport will
be submitted to the stale
Nonc of the prisoners or witnesses has
bccu rclt-uscd.
wh en
CASTO R IA
For Infants anti Children. .
lla. Kind You line Always Bought
t'ln cntuc the
strides. brandishing a
Witch within a few
pores of the lino bu looked up from
illiiit‘l‘ [bc hrlnt of his slott'ch hat and
said, "ilullo. girls."
screamed]. "Don‘t shoot.
The line dissolvcd in once lo‘con-
gratulutc each other on thcir tit-liver-
once and to wish "the tramp" sutliilcoNNECTICUT HOMEPATHis 30.
inch on his fishing trip. C
can FELLOWS m" astooeeonr.
held at ’l‘oklo.
Mar lti.» Tho
fifth annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut iiomcopathlc Socicty
in thc Y. M. C. A. littlldiug yesterday
anti several interesting papers were
rcud and clinics hcld.
wcrc cluctcd: l’rcsldcnt. William Pitt.
Baldwin. Now Hart-u; Vino-president-
Ilr. Mary Ives. Midt‘llotowu; trcnanrcu
\\'r. E. J. Walker, New Htivcu: Socra-
tury-l‘ir. H. A. Carcron.
llr. ll. II. Chcttcy. of New ilnvcn, jivati
mndc a member of the conunitloe of
Third Degree Exempiified by Samuel
H. Harris Lodge.
BRIDOEPOR'I‘, May lti.-0ne of the
largest gatherings of Odd Fellows cvcr
witnessed In Conncctlcut
last evening at the oratory. whcrc the
degree team of over too members of
Samuel H. Harris lodge, No. Sill. under
the command of William l-‘aubcl. cx-
amplified the third. or degree of Truth
on a class of I? mindltlntcs. 13 from
Bridgeport and four from Stamford.
Delegations of lodges from New lia-
von. Stamfortl,.wtuerbury. South Nor-
walk. Meridian. and many other cities
were seated in sections
or circus-seals. which had been crcct.
ed for the mccotumotlatlon of
crowd. The applause Will tleftfonlnx
ul times. and at tin- conclusion of the
exenipliiicatinn of the decree.
chorus of 40 voices and the orchestra
of eight pineal. with the special cloc-
trical emote. all combined In making
the. occasion memorable.
Was not on in the finest shape ever
scan in thls'psrt of the country.
Many prominent members of the or-
ganisation from all parts of the state.
including the tielcgntes io the grand
lodge. which opcus at it) o'clock this
morning in i’enuonnock lodge hall.
Main and State street. were Included
in the assemblage.
The visiting in
Tia-ac oillccrs
vol.
WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION.
nations are ondoavoring
check the ravages of. consumption.
the "white plane" that claims
victims each year.
Honey and Tar curt-s coughs
perfectly and you are In no (longer of
health by taking some unknown pre-
paration when Foley's Honey and Tar
Is safe and certain to results.
for Polar: llumiy and Tar and insist
Piaistcd's Drug.
SAN FRANCIOOO BANKS TO BE.
OPIN. MAY 28TH.
8AM l-‘RANCIBCO. May ld.-Ail the
savings banka tit-.ihls city-will reopen
for intuitions on May 23.
of the Various institutions declared
tltoir make to be in excellent condition
. ND. LT]!
cohabita
: fri iltd, in
due delegations all
were distinctive badges anti the load-
ers carried flags domain
owl paths :rMRi
a four _ at am.
w . ‘Weroiirestint Ivore
thh’oiitcurmof Monitovflidge.
WHAT TO 8”th WITH MEATG.
With roast beef. grated
tier
iiilil ”hill“. fill a
Strength and vigor always
Guaranteed by it.
ll. llaxtar. Booth Norwallt. and ill. P.
Wood, Norwslk. drums“.
follow. their on.
Roast veal. tonmio or
Roast. mutton. current lolly.
M our cartoons.
of induction
OUPIRINTINDI
aaroouron
meeting at the“
last evening Charles W. henna. was re-
elected as «apart
" “from fully
, , tart ten; hours. '
hill. cart-nation” celery
iii " r
nonstjihiclten broad “use.
Millikan. cream navy corn
eat, for three
. 8.900. which Is
the same as last .
our ' cuss son" overrun. , '
Mrs. Matthias bushaof New
in
b .
. VICTORIA, B. (3..
Mo.” writes '1‘. .I.
lint
l'lr.
tihefia , .t,
we; made: public restordsy to
inactive month of April
“And yct',” says the secretary,
n preventable disease."
little fever at this time of the. year
should be diagnozod by a bacteriolo,
This he says would prevent a
general spread of the disease.
in Norwulk. during March, thure
. \vere thirty‘four livlnu births and two
Five marriages were ce—
le‘bra' d. The total number of deaths
duringhprii was thirty-five. represent—
ing an annual death rate of 19.9.per
1,000 Inhabitants, based on an average
population of 21.024.
three deaths of children under one
The cause of deaths
follow: Grip. 2; diarrhoea. 1: con‘
. sumpilon,.5: pneumonia. 8; diseases of
nervous system, i: heart disease, 2:
accidents and violence. 2;
diseases. ii.
The number of. infectious diseases
i't. ported from The Norwalks and near-
by towns were.
Measlas~l)arlen. vl: City
walk. 20; Town of Norwalk. 1; Wilton,
i; Westport, 2.
Scarlet lt‘cvcrwNew Canaan. 2: Non
walk, 4; Wilton. l.
Diphtheria and Croup—Daricn. '2;
Norwalk, l.
Whooping Cough-City of South
Ndwaik. l. ‘
Typhoid cher~—lteddiug. l; City of
South Norwalk. 2.
Constraintionmt‘ity of Norwalk. 1:
Wilton, 1; New Canaan.
There were
0
\
POSTMASTER ROBBED.
(i. W. Fouls. Postmaster at Riverton,
in.. nearly lost his life and was robbed
of all comfort. according to his letter.
“For 21) years I had
chronic liver complaint which led ‘to
such a severe case of jaundice that
even my flngcr nails turned yellow;
my doctor prescribed Electric
Bitters: which cured inc and have kept
me Well for eleven years."
for Blillousncss. Neuralgla. Weakness
and all Stbmach, Liver, Kidney and
Bladder derangements.
Tonic. Al F. H. Baxter's, South i or-
walk, and E. P. Wood's, Norwalk, dru
stores. 50 cents;
A wande ful
.APANESE MILITARY REVIEW.
May
stcamcr Tango yesterday ‘ brought
news that the day prior to her depart~
are from Yokohamna military review,
in which 50,000 troops took part anti
all the guns, swords. flags, etc.. cap-‘
turcd during the war. Were on cxhlhl-
tion before the imperial palace. was
The review was one
of the greatest ever held in Japan, and
was followed with abanquet to which
6.000 were invited by the emperor.
The Japanese government has decid-
ed to erect a tourist hotel costing 81¢
500.000 at 'i‘okio use national venture
for the. encouragement of tourist tra-
Slmllnr national hotels will fol-
low at other cities” ‘
The ten crop of Japan will be 30
our cent higher than that" at last
year. " .
FORTUNATE MISSOURi
"When i was a drugglst, at Livonia.
Dwyer.
tiraysville. M0,, “three of my casto‘
were were permanently
sumption by Dr. King's Ne
and are well and strong today. One
was trying to sell his property and
move to Arizona. but after using New
Discovery a short time he found It on-
necessary to do so. i regard Dr. King’s
New Discovery as the most wonderful
medicine in existence."
Cough and Cold cure and Throat and
Lung healer. ‘ Guaranteed by F. H.
Bother. South Norwaik and E.
Wood Nora-elk. drugalsls.
Si. Trial bottle free.
CHARGE AGAINST AN ATTORNEY.
NEW HAVEN. May lit—The charge
In [detail preferred against Attorney
Durand, of Waterbury, by the Now
Haven County Bar, ware made public
yesterday. and at the some time the
acctiuod spread his answer on the re-
d trying all the allegations. and
soil at: orth that he Was not employ-
ad by Mrs. intthropns an attorney
although often. advising but" as o
' suit for divorce
Townsend .
all other
of? Nor-
Sure care
has.
tired of con-
Discovery,
d‘,
a‘ry Townsend aud‘lhow-s'tbut ., . , .
players in Connecticut was goin- own. neighbors of all races and '
Last
8
n
lbw—The
now of
Surest
60c and
‘ u
.11)" .
here isiplenty to .be' found among
cumin. ‘ .
The following comes from a portion
held In at'eut esteem among South
Ndrwalk colored people.
pitta Wichitwile of the well-known col—
ored Methodist uuuiator and residing
at ‘I Pine street. South Norwalk. Conn.
saysz. . ‘ ' .
made miserable by dyspepsia
for several years, and had to be Very
careful of what‘l ate. " I had bad taste
fit my mouth and'my ailments had me
ran down considerably.
trantoiy nervous and did not seem to
get any goodl'rom"n1y sleep for I felt
languid and very tired when i got up
in the morning.
“For the last month i have been tak-
ing Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets
and i am bound to say that l have not
"Iy- been so well for years.
He eat anything I want and relish it.
comes from one am no longer troubled w
start a: fill nervous iceiln
All druggists so
ii in. Richards Dye-
pcpsia Tablets but. it Is advisable to
say “Richards" twice. Price 50 cents
Made by Dr. Richards
.Wortb street. New York.
dazaaoous INSURANCE Risks.
Hotel Buildings of the Early Seventies
Are Und‘eairabie.
CHICAGO, May iii—Hotel buildings
of the period immediately following
the Chicago fire are to be added to
the list Of hazardous risks
Chicago Insurance Man. The advance
in their rates will be from 25' to Mia/o.
Theaters alsoare to be “penalized" as
This was decided. among other
things, at a meeting of Western mana-
gers of tlrc. insurance companies, fol-
lowing a dinner last night at the Un-
lott League Club.
Although the meeting was
the auspices of the Western Union,
non-union companies Wore also repre-
sented among the thirty managers pre-
Thcrc was a practically unanimous
sentiment among thoserwho attended
the meeting that the commissions of
insurance brokers should be out at
least 10%. Their average commission
now is 27% of the amount of
This. is considered too high, especial-
ly for what is known as preferred busi-
ness. which includes flats and detach-
ed dwellings.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia.
zlllan Balm is breaking up Colderwhen‘
.over tried. almost without exception.
10c. 25c, (lo and $1.00 bottles.
vter’s and Piaisted's.
A soft answer turneih away the
bill collector.
Negligee Shirts
of Quality.
complete our line for tile com-
lilade in all tbr various ways
that fashion dictates.
Cuffs attached or do-
Wbite or colors.
‘ 500, 75c, $1.00,
Open Mondays, .Woducstlny,
and Saturday Evenings
Joseph Davis.
. ; HATTIg.
’FURNI‘SIJ R.
I! Wlohlnotofl‘ Strut.
"curtain”
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Norwalk Chronicler