‘ Brltlgnport. regarding the lotttlornhlp ol'
Ayuree‘aive Campaign oi liaison
‘antl Banks Exoiles Attention
AII.0ver State—Not Thought
' That I'tiltitl~ Will Mix in the
Affair
“What in up?"
That In tho question the politiohtnn
in all [thrill of tho nlttto ttro uniting
thatnut-Ivol-t In vlow of tho lottora soul.
out by Senator Stilon Judson and Ron-
rewtttntlvo Elmore S. Bonita. ot‘
the senate and tho npoaltornhip ol' the
house.
The [art that thoro should ho an alt
Iegcd attempt. at lilo sumo limo, on tho
part of thot-to who ioolt ul’tor grout
corporate intiuont'oa to tlll‘til'l tho tun
sanitation of both IIIJIthiS of tho gon-
et‘ai assembly has It'll liomo of tho
knowing ones to boiiovo titat tho coo
partition agents; oxptxot sorlouu but-ti-
neas thie wintor. ,
No one kuoWs just what is l‘orlhoonl—
lug. Some of tho oxporionood ottou
believe that. It is not. so mttteh‘thtlt
the corporations oxnot't anything as.
It is that thoy fear radical attacks in
many directions.
One very prt‘uninont poiitloinn. who
converged frooly abuttt. tho situation
without dot-tiring to ho qttotod dirootl)‘
said: "The tat-t of tho matter is
that 'iht-t wholo program was pltt up
in the'air by tho tlol'otlt oi' I’tllgo. You
see thoy noror dreamed ho Willilll
be beaten. Originally tho plan Will"
for hint to run for l't‘pl't‘fit‘lilillll‘t' an“
be speaker ii’ ho was olot'loti. Iiill
the Hritlgoport loath-rs warttod I’aigl
that. he woulti bo swalupod and lil.‘
prestige tlostroyoti for good. ’l'hott
. he Wits In Hill for Ht'illlltli‘ anti hayo it
sure thing-«mo thoy thought. lint
they" woro badly l'oolod and thoy hayo
been up in tho air oyor sinco."
Stillsoqttont, oronls botlt' ottt llllt
View of tho situation. 'l‘ho niotnont
.Itidgo. Hunks anttount-otl his t-untii
tinny for tho spotiltorship tho orllors
were t-lt’nl forth and tho t'ttt'poraiiolt
attorntiys got busy. ”Why. thoro wzt.~
almost a panic." said ono of .llttlut
Bianks’ l'riontlx ill nponltittu about it,
"Just aoo how lilo thing wotitod. 'I‘ho
titty lti'ior oloolion it was gottorltliy
t‘ont‘otiod all oyor tho stato that Ml
Judson would ho ilto sonato Ioatlor
Bill two days attor t'lt’l‘llllii thoro was
it ohuttgo,
"With .lttdgo Hanks aspiring for flit
spoaltorship tho ntoro thought ol‘ Soua
tor .ltldHtlli at lilo bond of tho judloiary
oommlttoo in tho sonalo uayt- tho l'tll’
poration hlwyors tho worst t'lilll IIIt',\
have had in yours. (trill-rs woro soul
out. promptly and you will rot-nil IIIIII
the Hartford parlor». always in Itlilt'll
with thoso things. t-aluo out promptly
ttnti Illl‘t‘l)‘ and annonnootl tllat Sona
tor Judson would not bo t’lIiIIl‘llIilII oi
the judiciary t-olntnlttoo, but would no
actiortlod tho ‘hiuh honor' ot‘ hoing sidi-
tracked lttto tho sonato [it‘t‘SIllt'IIt'X
'I‘ho t‘halrnnutahip would go to solo:-
body ciao."
This was tho situation l'Xiil'lll', 'l‘ht
papers tItat :Il't‘ known in barn flit
oonfltlotlt-o ol’ tho lobby obioflains hat!
roceivml thoir tip and thoy st'lll it out
till oyor tho stuto. As a tnuttor ol‘ far!
at tho tinto this illllltliltlt't‘liit'lli had
boon tnztdo not a ainulo uottl lliltl bot-ti
nail] to Rotltttot‘ .Itttlmlt. 'l‘ht-v Ililtl
littiolly dlsposod of him without l’\t'll
hinting what thou should do.
So mttolt for tho SI'IIIIII‘ loadorship.
Slut-o .Iutlgo IIiIIII\K has soul out hit.
Iottor an attonlpt ll:l.~‘ hot-u outdo, so
his I'l'ioittlH Ray. It) show iltnl III' is ttol
ulnot-ro. It was mail-d titat .iudgt-
litlnits had tlhltvtl Sonatol' I'aiuo to
oppono hint. Nothing could ho l'urthor
from tho trtttlt Awarding to thouo
who ttro \‘ory t-loso lo .Iilllgt‘ liltttlts llt‘
has boon poslliyoly lnt‘otmod that Son
ator I’nlgo in Uphill-it'll to IIIH t-andiduoy
ttnd lhoao sumo pooplo “11- won atltis
lit-ti that tho Ilridgoport tttlttt will tilllt-I~
ly opposo Sonutor .lutlnon. iIt'Npiit' tho
ournosl ol‘lort mado by tho Ittwyt'ts itt
tho Iirldgoport olot-llou lIl Motto ot’ tho
t'lovort'at Hpoot'lit'a board in tho rant
palatt.
JIIIIIZI' I‘litttitlt. his: l’riotitk MIN, Hl‘lll‘tl
hilt position ololtrly ill his lottor to tho
roprottonintlrost. Iio ha.u Hill a boil it
ttlntgle notti to support hint tlliihllll‘ oi
the roprouontatiros ’l‘hat ho is on
pout-ti by IIItIh‘t' liIW)'t'I'H who roprouom
oorporato lntorottll-t In ttutnltost on till
aldon. Altonlion ht ottllod to tho tart
that right ttltor oIt-otlon, hol’oro .Iuduo
litlttltlt Ittttl Ht‘lil out hht It'llt‘l', It}. i).
Robbins. ol’ lluttfot'd. tho lolttllltg Hun
porlttiou lltwyor in tho llttrttortl lobby,
ottproilnod lilllltit'if nu luttlullod with
Major 'l‘llttou t‘or I-tllt'lllll‘l‘.
Fl‘lt‘iitlh ot' .luduo Iianltt-l huyo pout
tlvu Itnowlotlgo that Attoruoy‘I bhlntt
(Illi‘ti ttoi lottit with npproyu upon
the ctttttihluoy of tho It‘ltlrllold tutln.
hull ilti thoy imow ho IH tlgllllthl Rona.
tor JIIIIHUII and in hit-or of Major 'l‘llt
ttonu Actions ntld wot-tilt it'll tholr own
otory. titty tho liliulttt pooplo.
’l‘ho poldtlou flout .lutluo Iiilllkh'
nlantlpttlni In Ifli'lll'l," Ililli: Iio la not
it corporation built-r. httt ho dooit ho.
littvu that the organization of tho
homtoll oi.’ lllli gout-rill tttlltomhly iIlIII
tho. llltltlllm oi the oomtttillotm lthoulil
ho loll to lint lnolnhorn of tho bonito
and not, lltt tho lililllt‘tfl. of dictation
lrnnl thltl or that portion with tutorial
intercom to ho protooimi. ’l’ho lint-lilo
orahlp with no utringn hi .ludgti liultiot‘
IIIOIII).
Jtntt. what. tho outooulo of tho doth
hie (innit-at. will ho in tut yet. olttlroly
prohieumtirld. 't‘itorc will hit loot of
htttilllttl: from now on. If port‘ltttnot-
.Itldgo 'iittnlot Wol‘tt «lot-toll amt t‘touto
tor .Iudlton lulido lotolot- in tho twitnlt'.
tho Inutv gonilotllt-nl of "thin iitirtl
bonito“ would hurt- lho liillo or tholr
lilo noxt whitt-r
’l‘llu mold IIIiIII'I'IIIilt' thing iilltllil It
all la lilo oonoortutl tll-lvo at, both
hotnlt-u at tho tolmo limo. This in wind.
Ittttt not ‘tito politicians to thinking
and uniting tho ItIlNlIltlil whit-It limitllt
thin Ill‘IIt'It'. Bttiiill or thom do not
mtito "illli‘l'ttllllitl It tilt \‘ot. t'twtdhlv
rt... V
I Dyspeptics
It you are too lot it is because your food
Iurno to fat. instead of muscle—strength.
that you eat are not properly digested and
assimilated.
Lean, thin. stringy people do not. have
enough Pepain in the stomach, while fat:
people have too. much Pepain and not
enough Pancreaune.
Kodol
For Dyspepsia
contains all the digestive juices that are
found in a healthy stomach, and in
exactly those proportions necessary to
enable the stomach and digestive organs
to digest. and assimilate all foods that may
be eaten. Kodol is not. only a perfect
:Ilceetant. but. it is a reconstructive. tis~
sue building tonic as well. Kodol relieves
Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Sour Stomach,
Heartburn. Palpitation of the Heart and
Constipation. You will like it.
Digests What You Eat
Rosie the stomach. rebuilds the
tissues and gives firm flesh.
fin baton only. Two X'rcpmd at. the Lab-
oratory otx.0.mwto.
‘Iinl. any cent: and
one dollar. . ‘ imfilbinnfll.‘ ‘
SOLD 3v ,
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
__
tho lilooting oi‘ tlto gottot’ui nssotnbly
illllll‘liilt'llt‘fi. In tho lttoltnlltuo It is
known that thoro aro a good many of
tho aottatora illltl roprt-st-ntzttiron wlto
out doing a pllo ot‘ thinking just now.
Mr. I’aigo's altitutlo was dotiuod by
ono of his l'ltlh‘l’a’l pot'sonal l'riontla it»
tlil,\'. ' ‘
".\‘li', I’nigo in tint ll ttlotltbol‘ ol‘ oi»
lltol' Il()ll!~it’ oi" tho loulslttturo." ho Silltl,
"anti I do ttol untlorstaud why hix
namo is tit'aggotl into tho ooutt'ororsy
\Vhlio I oannot snoult t‘or hitu. l httow
th:tt It is tolorlthly ttttt-t-t'iain that ho
will tnko :lbsolttloiy no sidos. Ilositios.
tho tit-titling Iousing of tho ('onnooth-tt!
llailway :tud Lighting ootnpany by tho
t‘tntsolidlltod. tuay ollltllnttto hint as :t
roprosolttutiyo or this oorporntlon at
Iiltl'tt‘ttrd. Ho th:tt any tlt‘illll.‘lltlil\ drawn
on thoir tat-o may bo till‘tllit‘titln. I
do not undorstand why thoy lualto .\ll.
I’aigo a Iargot tor thoir attaohs. II:-
has not lntorlort'oti Ill tho sponltorsltip
fight, or ill tho butllo tor f‘lilllllllJli of
tho jittlit'itti'y ootttlltiltoo"
MADE HAPPY FOR LIFE.
tilt-at happint-sa ratno into tho liottto
of S. l‘. lilttir. St'lllltll suporintottdout,
at St, Alhuua, W. \‘a,, whott iii»; llltlo
dattghlor was rostorod from tho li‘l'llll-
t'ul ootnplainl ho naluos. Ilo any : "My
Iitllo dilttghtor had SI. \‘ittm' llant-o,
whit-b yioldvtl to no trottlntoni but
grow utoatlily worso ttuiii as :t fast It‘
sort “'1‘ it'lod [Clot-trio liitol‘s; and I
l'i*,itlI('l| to say, throo boltloa ot't'ootod
tt oomploto onto," Quit-It. attro ruro
I'tu' noryotls uotttplttith, gout-rill dobili-
ly. l‘t'ttlztlo \t'oaltltossos. Iittpoyorisltotl
blood and Ilizilitl‘ltl. titlttrantood by It‘.
ii. Iinxtor‘s, South Norwttllt. and it}. I'.
Woodh, Norwailt. drug :dolos I'i‘lt-t-
ftllt‘. 00
MANY MOTIONS.
Placed on Short Calendar of Civil Su~
pcrior Court This Week.
'l'horo ls but ono untioulontod di-
\‘ott-o row on lilo short t'llll‘lltllll‘ of
tho (‘I\'ll ottporlot' court this hook, 'I‘llt'
toilowiug is tho list ot‘ Norwttilt roam
Io Ito hoard:
William l". [\t'ton ya. .lt-nnio (3. Fill
i'lS oi til., oxot-tuora: 'l‘ltoodoro
W. Austin oi n.\'. \h. .li-nnio t‘. It‘t‘l‘l'iH
l'l tl|.. oxot-utors; tlootgo \\', (‘ztl‘roll
ya, .lonnlo (‘. It‘orlia ot ill, t'xootltot's;
Aibot‘t S. I‘tliilh‘ltlt‘k l‘l tti., oxot-tltora,
ya. .lonulo (‘. l"t‘t'l'l.~t ot nl. oxoontorS:
William W. Conn-dork ya. .Ionnio t‘.
Ii‘orrla. t~t a|.. oxot‘tttom; Albort lluyia
rs. .lonnio (‘. ll‘t‘i'l'ltt ol. ill. oxot-lttors;
(I, ll. (Ilitltll’lt'll vs. .lottnio t‘. l-‘orrilt
ot al., oxot‘tltot‘a: Sitttlttot tirillnlttun
ya. .lonnlo l‘. i~‘ot'rltt ot ai,. t‘xt‘t‘iilttl‘h‘l
.iohn II. Knapp ya, .Iottttlo (‘. Il'ort'ht oi.
al., t‘Xt't‘llIlll'tI; Edward London ot its.
\li. .lonttlo (‘.. I-‘orria or ill. oxooutorn:
’l‘hotuaa S. Osborn \‘H. .lounlo t‘, Forrlr.
oi oi, oxot-utora; ’l'hontan h‘. (iaborn 0|
ttx. ya, .Ionnlo t‘. ll‘ort‘bt M iii. oxooll-
tors; llont'y Soyttmttr ya, .lonttlo t'.
)I“('I‘I'IH oi at, oxooutorlt: It). N. Slltpot'lt’
Vii. .lt-tltllo I‘. It'l'lTIti t'l ll|.. (‘Nt't‘llltli'Hj
Ill. N, Slppot'ly I‘I on. ya, .lounlo t‘.
Iv‘t-t't'la oi III.. I'xm'illtil'lt: .loltophlno
Stillmtt ot llI.. oxootttorn, yn, .It-nnlo t3.
Ii‘t-t'rtlt oi at. oxootltora: (Ittonr hit. .Iohn
ya .lonulo t5. l-‘orrlu ot ltl.. oxootttora;
Sutton Wntlthlu ya, .lonnio i‘. lv‘orrln ot,
nl.. l‘xt‘l‘lllt‘tlll. lnotlon to oxpurgo from
omnplulnl: l‘lI'III'HIt (f. Iittylhultl rtt. Do-
lln iluyilnud. judgtnont, for want. of
unnwor to ttlllt‘lltlt'tl ootuplulnt.
litioonloutt-d tilvorco, lit'nllttttllt
i-iugdon ru. l.ililltn Ii. t-lllttth-tl.
’l‘.
SLUOOIBH LIVER A FOE TO AM-
BITIO .
You cannot llctztnnplhtit yory Illllt‘ll
If your llvor Itt llillt‘IIVti. all you tool
dull. your oyolt nrt- llt‘lil’)‘ and alight
I'Xt'i‘lltill oxlltnnttu you. (irltlo ltttxa-
ttvo Fruit Syrup tillmttltilmt tho liver
and houroltt and liltililhl you fool bright
and atellvo. Orlnu Mxntiyo Fruit
Syrup tloott not nauttcuto or grlpo and
hi mild and vory pit-imam to lllkt'.
mind In more ofloollvu than pills or on
tiinttry otlthnrttolt. lit-tum». titllll'III-
mil-it. i'lntttimi‘n Drug thorn Iilitl ’l‘no
tiltflord Pharmacy. "
, COMMON ”LEAO COURT.
"I‘ll following III’I‘ Ilil'llillt’il In tho
nhort t'ltlt'lltlltt‘ lint or cunt-a that rhino
holtn'o .imhic, Howard J. (‘tu'titt In tho
l'tnlrl of common plolttt tomorrow:
'Ilown of Wilton ya. P‘rminrlt-k A.
iittmp, motion [or tormlnntion or con;
timmnuo and for lm'ot-ltnulro of tax
liontt'. littrltnt Wood vii. tioorpo It. IIIW»
Mill may, lie Mimi; in. the any tor mood, ludgment IUI‘ mutt at antiwar.
’/ Two
l
l
I
It you are too lean the fat producing foods '
HERE are two kinda
of Perfume—Chem-
ical and Floral.
Chemical Perfume: are
loads from chemicale.
Floral Perfume! are
made from real flowers.
The odor of Floral
Perfume is naturally more
delicate and pleasant, and
much more lasting than
the odor of Chemical
Perfume.
Chemical Perfumes,
however, coil so much
less to malrc that the maker
can use his bottles and
pretty labels and {till sell
at the same price as real
Perfume-often for lace.
The only
Perfume.
because reel
fore. to moire aura you are
getting real Perfume, in to and style packages.
buy only Perfume made,
by a well lmown Manu- is CLEOFAN~made from
IACIW’I‘ W ‘0 9“”!!ka fragrant clover leaf bioe-
Ihe Purity of his Perfume. sums—very different from
The onl Hound of Pcr- ordinary odors. and so
fume—An erican or For- concentrated that just one
cign—that is guaranteed drop will pcrfumc I whole
this way is COETTINC'S I handkerchief.
sat. 0.1.. d.ytl.‘ .t.
minim ..: .; , from r. at.
yIaun. writtdtu u: for ‘ IRhIe andbgath.
“$3.1: :"m' WM t” -- ll jg: , post:z
. u..- .a‘tzzu'. l26 cm»... s"... ..... .~..::.' r“
Sm... ’I'oltct Watch. YORK ma-
NEW
"W.
the fittest ponible quality,
and the moat hinting odor
”more than twice aa hiat-
. ing at any other Perfume
of equal price.
way, there. 40 different odors and
hundreds of different aim
The most popular odor
All: your Dealer for a
The Standard Ameri- sample.andgetncquainted
can Perfume for 35 years. with "the finest Pcr‘fumc
Perfume of made."
TRAINS TO BE IINCREASED.
New Locomotives Ordered by Otilcia'n
0f the New Haven Road.
thillllliit'lll for tour now lltnltod
trains has boon ordoroti by tho, Now
Ilaron railroad trout tho Pullman
oonlpauy, and it in oxpol-lod tintt with
tltoir tloliyory about tho iirnt oi“ noxt.
your. whon Rtilllt‘ ot’ lilo ntonntor Io«
oolnoliyos will ditto urriro. tho t‘otu-
patty may Ilouln tho opot'ntiolt ot’ a tour
illltI tutu-hail hour sot‘vit‘o botwooti
Now \‘ot'k atld Ilostoti. 'I‘ho now Iooo.
ilitlllh'h and Ilit‘ l'ullmalt oars. which
will int-littlo St‘H’Illl hll‘t'ln’l‘fl and two
lllnol's. moana an outlay by tho t'ottl-
puny or about $3.ooo,ttlttt. 'l‘lto now
loootnoiiyoea ut‘o ol’ Ilit‘ :\Ilillillt' ltnti
I'ltt-ilit- typos. oottsit'ttt-totl for high
olit't-ll. and aro t‘lllt'llliIIt'tI to draw
tho hoary oypross :tttd Iiittlloti trains
oyl-t' lllt' railrt at it ralo llliil t‘illllltll
lto t‘tlllilllt‘ll by tho titlgiltt-s now in litii'
on tho l'ttllil 'I‘llo now out-s will In»
an innovation on lit Now Ilttyon toad
and in this: M't'tltill of tho country.
Itll’ that niattt-t'.
'l'horo has ltilill‘ boon :l tlolnaud for
a tour and otlo~halt lltult' sort'loo bo-
lwoou illusion and Now Yorlt and
I’lonidoni .‘lt‘lll'll fit his llilllllt‘ uttoi‘
ant-o has uiyon good I‘l'itnttll t‘or
boliol tllui sill-h ll sobotlttlt- is not
\oty fill distant ’l‘ht- piaoing of tho
oi‘tlt't‘s lor ‘.’ti Iooomotiyos ill tho now
typos and tho l'nlitualt outtits in th-
lii‘li to Illiiil,\' to moan that tho t'ltutor
twins will soon in: on tho iron.
'l‘ho t'otnpauy la not tl\t'l‘.~‘tlllttlll‘li
with tan; for tho llllllll'tl traittk \t
plola-ni this l‘tliillilllt‘lil t'otplit‘otl
tunnt IIIIII'N‘ to tilalm a round trip III a
:«ittglo tiny, whioh hitt‘llly affords Mil
tit-iont limo to giro it tho attontion it
should l't't‘t‘th', 'I‘hon titot‘o :tt'o olhor
limos whon It in nooossary to put tho
t-ats through IIII hlltl’ls whiolt :«ttltit‘
lllilt‘h’ lb iollowod In ombarrnsstttonl
ltt mot-ting lilo dotnauds for lilo grow-
ing bonito-w oi tho lilniiod soryit-o.
is
lloWitt's Kitinoy and llladdor I’lils.
Ill'l on botlt lthlttoys illlil liroi'. itliiI as
it t‘i-ratill ltf‘l'ot‘ti lilo quit-host rollof frtunl
t-xt‘tno. ol' III'It‘ ill‘ltl. Sold by 'I‘lto (‘lih
lord I'lutl‘tnai')‘ and ’I'Ito lil'ldgo I’har
tltaoy. .-
BRAKEMAN WHO TRIED SUICIDE
IN SALOON WILL LIVE.
Wilbur 0r. Floart to Recovery at Hospi-
tal in New Haven.
NEW Il.\\'l-2.\'. Not howl» \th
bar. or ITII Moatiow slrot-t, tho braki-
man who attotuptod Hilll‘lllt‘ In it
tloorgo utroot barroom ’I'uoudttt ttilahl
by awallowlng :t tloso ol‘ oat'hollt hold.
is I‘i‘lltil‘lt'tl on tt‘p‘llllll t'oltll'ot'toblt llI
tho Now lllli't'li Itoapltul today and on
tllo road to rot‘oyot’y.
'l‘llat tho young man was hot sun
t-ototlttl in bits Mlloldltl olrorttt ht no
doubt dttl- hirgolt to Illt‘ prompt work
of I’lilI‘IIItllItIl l.atltonlmt-h and lh'lvot-
Ityuu of tho poiioo tIt‘puIIliit'liI. who.
whott t-ullod to ”ill!“ lilili l‘l'ont tho an»
Inon ltt tho polloo ltlltlttilililt't' lorood an
anlldoio down lllls throat and wotltod
owl him till tho wat to tho lltlh‘lllfitl.
Whttl IIIIIIIVI'H \I'ltltut had for WINII'
log to lnho his lilo or" not ltnown to
Illtt lrloudtt. who any that ho watt ll|l~
pal‘otttly In good llt'lllllt and Istholtntt
untlor no Illllllll‘llll Iltllllill‘N. Wilbur
tt-t
lttla llt'otl In tltit. l'llt only a rlltiil tlitto, ,
httt'ittg I'IIIIII‘ hort- from Now llorhollo
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
LAW.
\I'o ltro plottut-d to ltttnnnnoo IIIlI‘
Il'olt'y'a llottny and TM for oottuhM.
cold» iiilil Illllitl trottbloa ht not allot-toll
by tho Nltttonltl l'ltro l-‘ood and IIrttt'.
law lot It ootttltlttlt no optidott or tilltot‘
Intrtttlttl tlrttlttt. lIIltl wo l-oootntnoud it
lot it imit- rommlr i’or t‘lllllll‘t'tl tilttl
lltltllfh. I'ltthtlml'lt llrttg “into and
'l‘ho (.‘llllttrd l'hurnutt-y. "‘
GAME FISH IN MAINE WOODS.
IIIIIIKHI’UII‘I'. Militia. Nor. 32.~ I-‘or
tlto purnotto ol tuttitttttittlttu tho unultttu
prottthto or ”to Mltlno inhou tho littttml
BIIIICH l-‘Ittlt Iltttrhory at Craig IItmtlt.
nottr thin town, Iii ntorltlntr hourly all
tho principal titthing rmortu with mono
filth. tin Ii I'I'N‘III two tittya' trip. 2h
that front try Wt‘l‘t' liltnrliultod in ono
of lilo llitttll popular lltito rogimttt.
4
NO CASE OF PNIUMONIA 0N
’ IIOOID ’
Wo do not know of a tough! initiation
witoro in rough or rotd rottnttod in
pnotlmtmltt or conetttntnlou who" Fir
loy'n Horror and "tar tutti itoott taken.
It intros I'Iltlflllii ttttll onldfit lil'l‘fl't‘ll)‘, ito
do not txtito ohuttoott with mom tilt-
Itmtwn prepttrutii‘nt Wltlt'lt may contain
opinion. which (‘llllite t-onlttlplttlon. It
condition that I'PIIII‘IIFI rooovury from
u t'lilII, Milt for Foil-y'all Manny and
'l'tlr and whom any nttblttittlte nllorotl.
lilitiatmi'a Drug Slow and The tflllrut'li
i'httrmetry. ”
.I . .4...
tho. -
MARKET QUOTATIONS BY BOARDS
OF TRADE.
Driving Exchange and Bucket Shops
Out of Georgia Forces Commer-
cial Bodies to Supply Reports.
COLUMBUS, 6a.. Nov. ill—(lotto
pollod by tho otlutéttnt-nl ol‘ llto ntuto
law. prohibiting nil oxt‘hangoa anti
httoltot shops in tioorgiu to look obit»
wlloro for tnnrltot topol'tr. otunmoroinl
in‘torosts itt tho lttrgor cities are pro-
paring to furnish quotations on storhs,
cotton, bonds and provisions. through
tho lnotlitttn ot‘ litiillllh ol‘ lrlulo.
('0Iililllilltt has found it nooosaal'y lo
lil‘()\’itlt‘ a systont ol' nturltot roporls.
owing to tho rttpid llIt‘l‘t‘lIh‘t‘ of tho
nutntll'aotitring and iut‘tltittg population
In this onllt‘o fit't'lltill, ’l‘bo l'arut lands
for tniios :tlotnl. tho t‘Ilutlalttxtt-hoo
tiyor aro tho most t'oltilt- in tho stuto,
owing to lrot‘plont inundation. Tho o»
ooptioltnl t't'opa rnisod on thoso htlltll-t
:lro altraoting l'urmors from tho north.
and with many stpiaro lilllt‘S oi‘ liloso
tattn Ialld< Mill unooonplod. tho ("o-
itunbus lloaril ot' 'l‘tado ls mailing pro-
VIHIUIIS to: now sollh-rs
\‘I'htlo lht- {armors must ho sltppliod
with nlarltot roptwts, tho ntntttlt‘ttotul‘os
ol' t‘tllltill horo cannot do without lhom.
Uli tl(‘(‘tliliil of tho largo llllill‘t' ottlors
Ihot boolt.
I'tllillillilln‘ was tho tirst city in flour»
Hill to iuanguralo a ntorotnont to for
lllHll hourly and daily built-tins on tho
luluihot .\l‘I‘illil.',t'Illilil\' aro now ho~
ling pt-rfot'tod to install an oxt-hanuo itt
tho board of tludo bilii—Iin.'., to ho l‘l‘iltl."
.liilliiiii)’ i. Ii'll'i', \I'hotl tho attti-huoitol
"hop hill goon into oli't-ot. Atlanta but
now ndoplod the motto plan.
For a whllt- it was t'tuttot'od that tho
oxohango illltl hitt'ltot shops would fight
thi- Iioyitln law. btlt tho rot'ottt illlv
nounoomoni that thoy will withdraw
lrottt iltt- Halo. has not till ond to spoil
tulk. 'I‘Ito lioyltlu lull, which was lttatlo
a law by llll‘ lust titlnornl :\~M’lilltl,\ ol'
tioorgia. oultsod otto oi“ tho
lights oyol Itnowll in tho iloorgia Inn:—
Isltttnro it was pitysod with a How
to putting an odd to gambling in t-oilou
il‘uittros and lo siorlttz and bonds in
(it'ttt'glit.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
the Kill You line Always Bought
dflz‘w
CIVIL SERVICE ASSOCIATION.
NICW li.\\'I'IN. .\‘oy 22.-\\'lth a
short St'nhltlll oi tho t‘ouuoll of tho Nuv
tit‘nni t‘lytl SoryIt-o {\fihtll‘litlltlll you-
;tot'tlay tlto oont'otiilott which opotlotl
let‘l‘l‘ Monthly ololtt-tl unti iito lIt'lt‘Rlllt'a
lt-t'l Illl‘ thou hontos No tloohdon watt
I‘t’llt'lll‘tl on tho tnootlng llliil‘l‘ ol' lllt‘
nolti ltntluttl ooltyoitllou told tbo pint-o
will Iti' lIt't'ltltvll lit a tutor tilt-otint: of
tho l‘onnrll. 'l‘lto tolloytlntt tillli't‘i‘u
ol‘ tho l‘outtt-il \t'olo oIt-otoil ItI yoittol'
tiny}: Hi‘txhltlli IIII’IIIII‘II II. iidnn.
Mtotrsttolntlo-tt». t'llilll'lllltil. l~2lliot ll.
(lootiwin. Now \‘llrlt. Ht'l‘l‘ttllli‘)‘. Alllor
Ilt~ Iltlttllo. .'t.-.~lHltilll ot‘t'l‘oltti’t‘. A, 5
Il‘t‘lmtoll, tt't-ttalttol.
Kt-tlllmiy‘n Initially“.
Ilottoy and Toy. mow-ti tho howoltt.
t'uittaltut no opinion. l‘ouiot‘tuh to
I’ttt'o Food and pool I.nw hold by
’l'ht' l‘lii'l’tird I'lllll'llidt‘)’ IIlltl 'I‘Iio Ill'ltiuo
l’hnttnttt't‘. "
Bears the
Signaturo 0:
containing
PROFESBOH HOPPIN'S atrre.
NI'IW HAVEN, Nov. 22 Ily tho will
of tho lllto I’l'ttl' tIlIlIIl‘H M. IIopplli. of
III" Yitlo .It‘t HI'IIINII. Ytllo t't't'olt't-ta it
ttlltt or Stilttunl for tho I‘hltlltllhlilllt‘lll
of u pittfl‘ttmtl'ttlilit at urohtlovttlro in
tho ttrl Ml-llool. 'I‘ho dill t... that etllll
h-rt. ltoWI-tor. to tho lilo that oi ltht
mill. ltonitttttlu Ilopplu. thuttnottth
l'ollogo, from wlilrlt i’l‘of. llutadn rt“
t'oit't-tl tt tit-nl'oo oi I'll: It. fit liIlI'J. It»
t'oiyott Shim: Knox t'olltvuo, IIIillt'tiltltI"
adult. lit. innit, and tho Ytdo Alumni
Mmoilttinti llltttu. 'I'ho i‘ltio ll‘ot‘t'iittt
Minnlou in China ht nlvott "Jinn t'ror.
lloppln'tt rltiouhlo lil'I lllmtry in tllt‘t'li
to tho l‘ttlo Art t-ioitool.
BTOP THAT COLD
or it may rottttit. in Pnouniontu. lira.
zlliltn Illilnt In lironldutr up ooltitt whom
over lrlml. ulhtmtt without «momma.
lilo, 2M. Iitto ltttd IINI ltottlnn. ‘I‘Ito
tiliil‘nrtl, lillxtor‘n mid l’ltttntod'n, 0-
nonwmliwcgdvlagv monsoon.
AT
IlMI'l‘ll‘tllill. Nov, MW'I'IW Htoriltm
Rot'nrlllott titunpnny. of Norwich. litmi
n oortlitouto til lncortml'ltliim ill this
corollary of ninlo‘n onion yoniorthly.
't’lio ruplttd nitwit In ’itlllJlllml.
u..- . _....__. ML. ..—. a..- .
,_ in: a Bhnlittci want all.
iloltosll
Mn 0“
to Carry on 0 Gem Inn of I .
cation—Fro: My 00 to Cities
and In‘dlvidunle.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22,—aOrganlzed
effort. on in large scale to reduce tire
losses ht represented in the Internth‘
tittnal Socloty of Building Commission.
01‘s and Inupoctorn. of this city, which
has jut-it. hold Its third annual election
and taunt-d a report of tits prpgresn.
It‘roo tttlvloo on tho nubjocl of tire pro-t
vention ht oti‘orod “to any mtnilolpnilty.;
unuotlltttlon or individual, having their:
own cotportito or his personal interest
t-ttough iii hourt to unit for it."
'l‘ho ant-lt-iy is oompotttld of tho ohlol‘
tiiiit'ol'a of tho building dopartmonls at
tho Int-go t-ltitltat. Nearly ovory Impor-
tant City in tho country la roprouontotl
an troll an many oltiou in Europe. some
of tho tuomborn bolng l'tont England.
Austria tutti Moxit-o. [in work is di-
rootod hy tltot'ltiot‘ oxooutlvu officer, l".
W. Fitzpatrick, ono of tho bout known
consulting art-hitoots anti authorities
on fire pt'tlvoutlon in tho llnitotl Statoa.
Through tho soototy'tt ol’l’ortn many
citioa have already boon induced to Illi-
proyo tholr building luwrt. ’I‘ho noctety
ht ltlno trying to got municipalitiou to
lowor taxation on llroproot buildings.
whiio placing tho maximum lioness»
tnont on tiro trapswhll-h pro a. menace
amt lilo promotion of which involves
big t'Xllt-‘Iltil‘ to oyory largo city.
Spooning of tho aitna oi’ the uorioty
anti lilo uoml for suoh lttt organization,
ltlr, Fitzpatrick says: “Year by your
We burn up actually one-half of as
much an we add. During the last.
month Home cltloa burn for oxceodod
that liyorago. Atlanta oroctt'd $289,335
worth of buildings in September and
burnod tip 5215.000 in ()t'tohor: Buffalo
built $689,000 and btlrnotl 83l3.tl00. Our
ayorago annual tho Iona lit now $200.—
tltitt,tltltl; this your it will exceed $500.-
lltit).tlt)tt. 'i‘ho. lnttu'uatlotlul Society of
Building Commissioners tutti inspec-
tors was fornwd to carry on u cant-
palgn or otiuoation whereby the public
will hortpno thoroughly familiar with
what oonstltutos iiroprool construction
and tho nood that oxbtta for it."
llo\\'ilt‘s i.ittlo Early Risora. About
tho Iliflhl roliablo pill on the market.
Sold by 'l‘ho (ililford Pharmacy and
The Bridges l’hnrtnut-y, ”
MILITARY COMPANY OF HEBREWS
Peculiar Application is Filed With
the Adjutant General.
Iiritlgoport Hobrowu how an amid-
tion to llttyo n ('ttlillHlIl)‘ in tho (‘onnor-
tit-ut National (Innrti oolnposod on.
tiroly of mombors ol‘ thoir own ram».
and applh-uiion has boon tnntlo to Ad.
,iutaut tionolal (‘olo :tt Hartford for
Ibo uooraunry authority to orgttnlzo
stlt'l! a oompany it Is proposod to
til-alto tho company a part of tho 'I‘hit'd
Infantry Ilogltttt-ul. \\lllt'll int-littloti
t‘ompanios II and I-‘. til‘ this l-ity
.\lroutly iii ntombors hztyo boon ob-
Iiillil‘ll :ttttl thoro la oyory prospot‘t of it
stiliicit'nt lllliitliul' of months to l‘orilt
:t t-ot‘ttpany of tho rottuirod nnmoriral
att‘ongtll. It will bo tlto first tnililttl‘y
l‘llilllllllly in tho :ttato to bo ttuttlo up
otlliroly of III-brows.
HAD A CLOSE CALL.
"A tiangornus surgh-ai tun-ration. luv
yolylng tho t'otnoyal ot’ a malignant iti-
oor. as largo as my hand. front my
tinugittors' hip. was pl'oyonled by lllt‘
application of iittuhion‘s Arnira Salvo,"
Niiyli A. (Y. Siloht-l. oi Mlltitnn. W. Va.
"I’t-ralatont tilt" of tho Salvo t'otttplelo
ly ourod it.“ t‘uros (.‘uts. Burns and
lnjurios. 37m at in II. Bttxlor‘tt. South
.\'orwalk. and 1.; I', \i’ood‘h. «infi-
glsta. "
WALLINGFORD FARMER SUICIDES
\\’.r\l.l.thili‘tlitti, Nor. 33.“-S,\'l\'t‘h‘-
tor llull. ll woli-ltnowa turtnor ltt tht-
Northruatorn fnllus tlIitII‘lt'I. ('tIlilIiIIL
It'll filllt'ltlt' by taking ntorphltto. Ilo
had boon tiottpondottl for aonto tittto
litlil was IIIty-llyo yours old and louyozt
tt family
Good for ororything a salvo hi "and
for. l)o\\'itl‘s Wilt-h Iiuzol Salvo. (lot
lit-\i'itt'tt. Sold by lilo Clifford l’htw
mat-y and Tim lirlttgo Pharmacy ”
‘i‘ry II Sontitlt-I want ad,
NEW YORK. haw HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Eltect October 7. 1900.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
.‘t. M. ILI‘fittx. :‘tzll. 5"II, ti:lit’,
Jinx, tlzltlt, 7:.”t-I. hilii. hill“. Shilhx.
aux. lljrfll, thirdly. it:tll. ii‘i'lx.
l‘. .‘I.“l2’t’I3X. lfflll, itii’tx, 2217;,
II 20, 3'1““. firltl, hill. Fri-ix. tlziil.
“‘53:. 7; lily. Tzftix. ilrlt'i’x. itt‘.’i2.
Sundnyl.
A. M. Influx. hill”. lttllx. ltw't‘t‘.
il‘lily. '
I'. M. l2'fti’tx, titilx. r‘ft‘lx. Sill.
trill? ill. 7'5“. h‘flhx. III-Til. lliillll.
NEW YORK FOR OOUTH NORWALK
A. Mwl'Jiflox. illilllix. 41M, built.
li'itl. IfIIII. litill’t. lttlii. lt‘Htt. lIItI'Jx.
lo‘tlh, II’IIIII. limit,
I‘. M, t2;ti.'tx. t‘tti. i’Itlx. 21mm.
:1 .35, II :tlx. tritiltt. -I‘lltl. 4.32. town.
i.
ll
:uit, rout“ ililitltt, tt:tt:t.
mix. it;'..'lt. iI ‘tltltt.
auntie".
A. M, 't'ztmtx. Illlllilx. tl-ttti. 713i).
:htix, IIItIIZZX.
Ilil'lII, 3202!.
II
t', M... tutti. ltztltiti, thrills. ltztlzin.
Hutu):
SOUTH NORWALK to NEW
HAVEN.
A, ML “31m“. om. Hilly. Ii'IIl,
THJI. Krzft. litllix. ltt: Illa, Ililh‘tit. ll:il.
I‘. M.»~I2;Iiiltt. 1 III. 3min. 3:223.
i'llI. hi2“, tlII'IIit. “:23. ram. 9127.
II :2l. ‘
NotowZLIII and 7:25 to lit‘ltittr'pttrl
only.
lundayl.
A. M. ~l'u’1ltix. l:i21t.
than. 10:54, litohx.
l‘. M.~~II142. 71th. 8:1“. Milt.
OOUTH NOIWALK TO DANIURV.
A, noun, fifhl‘ii. tony.
l’. Mutant. Huts. loin, tt:n7. 7:10.
Citation.
A, M~~Il1lfu
i’. M. fitizttt.
DANIURY ”to COU‘I‘H NOIIWALK.
a4. M.-5:tttt. 7:25. llzll. ittzttlttt.'
ii: ii,
i'. lit-421th Iiilili, ttztttt.
.undiyt
,mi at.
7137.
illit'trl,
,t, M ,
r. filo-4:90. 7:43.
.a‘wimeua
16 South Main Street.
OUR TERMS FOR SELLING 2%.
V » . ti, man It
For Wife, Mother, Daughter,
Sister or Sweetheart.
Bythlc clan Sinner
youmayhnow Storoa
and will find everywhere
Them machines are now being sold ‘ at lower prices.
tfllalityoonaidered, than any other. Whether you pro-
pose the purchase of a machine or not there is much to tutor-
cet most women at arty Singer Store ~-all are cordially invited.
sou) our Bi
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
L. G. Booth. Selling Agent.
% List
OFFERED. 1
South Norwalk,
of Profit?
Conn.
FOR "SALE
Taylor &Golde_n
74 Washington Street.
sourll nonwnttt, court.
PARTIES DESIRING TO PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
THIS LIST CAN DO SO WITHOUT EXPENSE. IN LISTING
PROPERTY GIVE FULL DESCRIPTION AND DETAILS.
FULL DESCRIPTION,
TERMS. ETC. OF THE FOLLOWING LIST CAN BE HAD AT
OUR OFFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS.
No.
9—-——House. Crescent Terrace, 10 rooms
,,, $ 6.000
14—H0use and 4 acres. Rowayton, “ 15.000
35—-—House. barn, ctc.. West St.. 12,000
39—--—Tw0 building lots, Stuart Ave.. each. 500
tic—Building lots, near East Ave., $500 up.
55—Beautifully located cottage at Bell Island. fun
nished, 6.000
61—Housc. Fairfieid Ave. 5.000
68——-Building lots. Summit, Elmwood, Bayvicvt and
Taylor Avenues. "
69-—Frorttagc on Washington St.
70—w-C0ttage on shore at Bell Island. furnie ted, 7.000
7t———House and 4 acres, River St.. Damien. 15,000
82——Tw0 building lots. Eimwood Avc., $85t and 1,000
tax—House, Marshall St., South Norwaik, 3,000
97—-—-—Houae. Elm St., Norwalk, 5,500
gg—Cottage. Hickory Bluff, 7,000
too—~Houae. South Main St., South Norwalk. 3.000
iot—-—Farm at Wilton. modern. 9.500
tea—wfiarbor View Beach Iota. $275 up.
103—-—-—Dork property at Norwallt .
rob—House, Winfield St., East Norwalk. 3.500
xo7—-Houac, 4 acres of land. Norotort Heights.
xog~———Houac. Richmond Hill, Stamford, 6.000
tto—mHarbor View Park iota. $325 up.
tum—House. Hillside Place. 8 rooms. 3.000
liq—House. Elizabeth St... 14 rooms. lot 40 by 125. 4.600
now—House. 11 rooms. Elizabeth St.. 3.500
ltymilousc. n rooma. Gerard Place, 5.000
tram-Iiuiiding lot. Van Zant Ave.. East Norwali. 700
nan—~Buiiding iota. Woodward Ave. $450 up.
raw-House. 6 rooms. Rowa ton, 3,200
mow—House. barns. 4 acres. onnecticut Turnpike, 6,000
12;;le acres land. Scribner St.. 2,000
nan-52 acres land. Connecticut Turnpike, 6.000
l:5——-C0!ta e. 6 rooms. Winfield St, East Norwalk, 2.500
tad—«Build ng lot. Fort Point St.. East Norwalk. 800
tasmHouee. Belden Ava. Norwalir H.800
tagwfiuildlnwot on Elmwood avenue, 750
130---Houac. indoor Pine. lot 50Xl25. water, 1.550
tatmflouee. Windsor Place. 7 rooms, water. 1.650
mam-«House. Elizabeth St.. lot 40:105. 4.500
maul-tonne, West Ave.. lot 54:150. 9.000
run-«House. Seavlew Ave.. Em Norwallr. 7.000
lasmi-leuu. Clinton Ave.. 8 room. 2.100
taem'i‘wo building lots. Clinton Ave" each. 300
rayon-Two building iota, Clinton Ave.. each. 300
”Cami-louse and bam. cor. High St. and Bayvlew Ava. 7.000
lair-which“. Reynaldo Sh, Elm Norwalit. 1.700
lean—Building lat. Burrltt Avc.. son
“th00". Bayvlew Aim. lot asxtso, 0.500
lqamfloun. T0110: 8h. I! rooms. 3.000
“sum-Homer, Day and Raymond 8m. 6 rooms tacit, 0.000
nan-440000. to rooms. Day St. 0.80::
inn—afloat” and 6 urea. Strawberry Hill. , 20,000
mums-Double house (4 families). Sprin .8t.. 5.000
tsp-“House. 7 room. Improvementa, igh BL. 3.000
tsp—40m . East: Shore. Bell Inland. . ., 4,5”
l gemBulld a; lots. Taylor Ave. and Summit 30.1050 to 450
153mm horoom house. Cottage Ave" East Namath. 2,000
run-- Idhtg'IOt. ssxaoo. Maple Ave. Eur Norwaik. 450
lssmpll‘m at cht Norwaiii. 00‘ at: . ' " 8.000
mam-Howie {or multimillion. Valley Place. 4.000
157“» to house. is room. Summit St. 6.000
igMBflIIdIflg lot. South Main St.. 408100. 000
ligmflulltiing Ibt. Concord 8L. 43mm. and
loom—lion“, Winston Ave. to room». ‘d“ 2.000
Norwalk Chronicler