QR 1.. l .
hit aim, and tie
tisy‘iiu Bottled Third
Norwiilt. Ishtar optional for with? But
.1 tor of Stamford. the colored boy win
has been minus-ted for the murder
of his stepmother. each time the jury
disappoint. stated yesterday the
‘ . State’s Attorney Fessendsn had not as
'yet made up his mind whether or not
to give Butler a third trial.
i 'fltthtnii the case will be disposed
of at this term of court." said Mr.
Light. "und'l don’t think Butler will
he tried again. . »
"State's Attorney Fessenden said
that he had authorized no one to say
' that; Butler would or would not he
tried again. Asked if there would be
another trial Mr. Fessenden replied
tbatglie could not answer the question
‘ because ”was contrary to his policy
to discuss his cases in the newspa-
pers. '
late reports from Bridgeport jail
indicate that young Butler is not war»
rying. He has grown sleek and fat
on the jail diet, and seems to have
settled down to the life there with
more or loss content. Once In a. while,
he writes to Stamford people. and has
generally. when referring to the
crime with which he is charged. om-
phaticully declared his inacconcc, All
the same, it is conceded that Butler
might have been convicted in his last
trial were it not that one of the State's
witnesses, upon whom a good deal of
dependence has been placed. commit-
ted 'periury. The court punished
blm’for deliberate lying.
State's Attorney Fessoudeii and As-
sistant, State's Attorney Carter have
frequently expressed their confident
belief that Butler is guilty of the mur-
der of his stepmother. The evidence
is necessarily, circumstantial. and if
it. is decided not to bring the young
man to trial again. it will be because
the public prosecutor does not see his
way clear to convincing a jury of the
guilt of. the accuscd. lliilcss such
confidence existed. Mr. Fosscudcii
would not likely to incur the licccs-
snrily largo expense to the Stain of :1
third iriul.
SICK HEADACHE,
~1argeli‘ a woman's complaint—4s
chiefly caused by indigcstiou, consti-
pation and iorpiii livcr. You can pro.
vent it by taking a (iosc of Dr. David
Kennedy‘s Favorite ltcmcdy. once cv-
ory few days immediately after a moat.
Pleasant to the taste. No nausea
or grlping. Write Dr. David Kennedy's
Sons, chdout. N. l'.. for n frec sun»
pie bottle. Large bottles, $1.01), all
drugglsts. ”
Free Sample Bottles at R. H. Plaisted's
WHAT CAUSES ACCIDENTS iN
COAL MINE‘S.
View of Pennsylvania Superintendent
on This important Matter.
NEW YORK. Ilcc. lh.-'l‘hnt the
coal minor is the most curclcss guar-
dian of his own safety is shown by
the report lust issued by tho Ponnsyl
vun‘ia Dcpurtiuoni of Mines. Under
the. bend of responsibility for act-r
dents, the chief of tho dcpurimcui
scys:
“From the. reports of thc inspectors
ii is concitliuircly shown that llllll‘t‘
than half of thc fatalities urc. duo
to negligence. carelessness, rcrklcss-
nose and lgnornncc on tho purl of tho
victims. in tho illillll‘itt‘lit" region Tilt
per cent. of the accidents was due
to these utilises: 48 per cent. is charg-
cd to the victims themselves. and 10
per cent. to other employee. 42 per
cent. being classed an unavoidable."
No class of labor is as fully protcoi.
ed by law as anthracite minors, The
last. mining report shows that Poun-
uvivania alone bites on many inspect»
ore to look out. for her minors as
(treat. Britain employs for that pur-
pose in England Scotland and Wales.
The safety of the cage in which the
minor is lowered from surface to
mine bottom is more carefully providv
cd for by MW that thc clcvator opcrn-
tions in a New York skyscraper. The
it“? provides a careful way for storing
handling and firing explosives in the
mine and forbids thc. work to bc done
by an uncxpci-icuccd laborer. 'l‘he rc-
inoval of dust from the breaker and
was front ”to minors is colorced by law
while thc minor is the. only wot-licr to
whom the law guarantees 200 cubic
feet of ircsb air per liiiiinic.
Nearly oil ilio injuries suil‘nrcd by
the brcukcr Worltcrs nrc rccoivcri
witch they ll‘flVi' ilicli' work in sky-
ifll'li unions; the mncbim-ry. ’l‘bc door
tenders are most. often hurt by lciivlui:
their posts until they are so into in
opening doors that they are hit. by the
cars. A failure to prop the mine.
roof sufficiently and a lack of cure
in entering a gnscous part of the work-
ings together with the carelessness of
miners who smoke while handling
explosives. or who try to thaw out dy-
namite. are continually causing acci-
dents. against which the Pennsylvania
mining laws and the added cure of tiie
operators. safe-guard in vain.
Wm
ASTHMA OUFFERERB SHOULD
KNOW THIS.
Foley's liouoy and ’i‘ur has cured
many cases ofc asthma that wuro con-
uldor’sd it clean. Mrs. Adolph Bites-
ins. 101.‘ est Third St. Davenport.
many cases of asthma that. were con-
tracted twelve years ago was neglected
until It finally grew into asthma. The
best medical skill available could not
ive me more than temporary relief.
oley's Haney and Tilt was recoup
mended and one fifty cent bottle on-
tireir cured the titanium which had
been growing on me for twelvn years.
if Ilium taken it at the start I would
hove been saved years of suffering."
Plsisted's Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. 0*
WW
HIICHIOTAG ELECTION. JAN-
UARY 28
‘ mtimmnetg‘.‘ than}? io‘lim“
vault, . . by it. ever one
to tbltgfliclmu Will occur on Jails
“I"? 2 in. WM. ,.
. . Man
i Win-tags
., . n ,
a. m... ..
mi»
”f
filling:
pilots.
a» tilt! in ~
lime, .
was“ ha a. Light. of sour ‘
lawns... ,wiiq
bled lino . colored that
i :. busiest-oath! brudhtrgheti on; too
we ”than, in . . ..
; . ~.ra..~."‘iis «dear
lovers who must
sometimes wt .
their swehtheatts‘
presented " streets:
mouths to be kissed.
tooth cannot
prevent bad’br‘ssth
gibeudthe :tomach is
. ,or oral. - 5.
The best' card tor
bad raatb ‘ is a
cleans grouper. the
body, by use of
., F ’ .
Lane 8 omit
the tonic laxative.
This is a herb medicine. sold in
use. and soc. packages b dru -
ists and it is saving more octor s
gills than any other medicine has
ever saved.
it cures headache. bookseller, ‘
indigestion. constipation and skin
diseases. ‘ »
YOUNG: BRIIOEGROOMS WARNED.
Liable to a Fine of $10 for Failing to
Comply With Vermont Regulations.
BURLINGTON. Vt... Dec. its-«Young
men of this city who have taken wives
outside the state within the last two
years. are alleged to have neglected to
comply with a certain provision of thr-
Vermont. stuitllcs and are therefore
liable to a. fine of SiO each.
City Clerk M. I). McMahon has (‘Olll-
plied it list of bridegrooms who have
come back here to reside utter their
honeymoon and has sent out notices
culling uttouilou to their delinquency.
The. Vermont, statutes covering the
matter roads:
"If a male resident of this state is
ilturricd without the state. he shall
within sixty days deposit with the
clerk of tho town for city) wherc bc
resides at certificate embracing the
statistics required by low in innrringc
ccriii‘lcuics and upon fziiltirc so to flu
ho slnill be filled not loss than ten
dollars.“
The city ('lcl'k says young uiul‘ricd
men have ricglecicd to comply with
this provision and that some of thcni
have been liable to a fine for moi-c
than it your. tic docs not intciid to
begin inimcdiittc prmcmiings looking
to the imposition of fines. prcfcrring to
give delinquents a warning first.
NEW CURE FOR EPILEPSY.
‘J. B, Waterman, of "Wuicrtown. 0.
rural free delivery. writes:
duughtcr, niflicicd for years with epi-
lepsy, wus cured by Dr. King's New
Life Pills. She has not had an attach
for over two years." Best body
cleansers and lilo, giving ionic pills on
curth. 25c at F. ii. Baxter's, South
Norwulk. and E. P. Word's. Norwnlk.
drug stores. "
GASOLENE STOVE EXPLODED.
NEW LONDON. lloc. i4.~’i‘he sloop
yacht ledcrnn. of Stutcn island. New
York. which was gutted by fire off tlic
lluck Island lll't‘illiwuit-‘l‘, nour Sur-
lu-ook was towed here yesterday and
will undergo repairs. The fire on lllt‘
yuclit was cuuscd by an explosion of
ii gusolcuc siovc. 'I'lic yacht was un-
rluircil bore and two lllt‘il. Captain
Robinson and n fricliil. were nboiii‘d
when tho cxplosion ocrnrrcil, The men
iron.» able to sure their personal cii
forts. but the cabin was prciiy woll
uutivd. 'i‘ho lug 'l‘. A. Scott. which
was with u lighter near the scene of
the iirc, went. to the assistance of thc
yuciitmcn nuil Captains Nickcrson,
Hawkins and (lcorgc Smith did good
work ili rescuing the nicn about-d. Af-
tcr it stubborn fight with the flumcs.
the fire was put out. but not until it
damage to the extent of several Iiuu~
tired dollars.
r
"My
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
flu find You ilau Always liouglil
Bears the ‘ a 2 ‘
Signature of
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GENERAL SERVICE PENSION
B .
WASHINGTON, Doc. H.—-St'miiiil'
McUumbor. chairman of the commit-
tcc on pensions. to planning to prcss
for curly consideration by the Sonata
and House general service pension bill
as amended by the Senate committee.
The nmcndmcnts provide that any
soldier of the Civil Wur‘wiio has serv—
ed for ninci y days. has been honorably
discharged and who shall have roach-
cd tho ago of 62 years, shall receive
a pension of $12 a, month. to be lit-
crcuscd to $15 a month when he shall
have reached the age of 70 years. anti
to $20 a month after he has reached
the age of 75 years. it is ostimaicii
that an tuldltlonal appropriation of
310,714,400 annually Would be required
to pay the increased rate provided by
the bill to the soldiers now on the
pension roll.
W
n. c. DeWItt It 00.. of Chicago, at
whose laboratory Kodol Io prepared.
assure us that this remarkable dines.
tact and correctlive for the stomach
conforms fully to'all provisions of the
National Pure Food and Drug Lew.
Sold by The Clioffrd Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. “
m
GOVERNMENT at PO: lX-GLAVII
WASHINGTON, Dec. it.»-Neariy
every state in the Union has sent. to
Congress this session petitions pray.
log for the establishment. in Africa of
an independent goverinment. for are
siuvo and their offspring tinder proton
lion of the United Siam. Ghetto. ’
titions have been referred to the till-
tuition of the.th houses havinc‘c
so of foreign affairs: it is medium-
ad that. any nation will be taken at
. this tune. as it would be necessaryto
. hold draumtetlxhdafibllib WM
acquaint doom-m with the but often
it! ‘ 4M rib
”for" . unreported , l,plsu .
show what properties the tie
imputation cauldron induced to favor
‘ _ Terrible poles to the book; humid
‘ animal the more.
notation to sing urine: none in;
And! nest ”interstitial f”
"q in lines!
itni lit; the min o! be
benign botwnfof refuel emfuiigs has
. . ‘r on
Kidney
. ‘ and Sladdsr
Dina-e are
:1 ouroggagily and
ii“ c l"
W .0511).va
, Kean 'o.
l r {Favorite ’
»- . ,, an ."~ ”
It controlled in
. any drug atom
at :1 per bottle
to relief on
cure can alvnys
. be depended up-
‘ ‘ ' on by those suf-
ferers who take this wonderful medicine.
]. ’1‘. Ford, of Bin hamton. N. Y..
Writes“; "1 bad Ki ney Trouble so
badly that I had tosit u ’31! night on
account of my back no tag so. Dr.
David Kenned‘y's Favorite Remy
edy cured me. often take it now in
small doses. and I find it keeps my
bowols regular.”
SAMP E BOTTLE FREE—Men
who have Kidney. Bladder or Blood Dis-
eases. and women who have Female
Troubles of any kind. are invited to
send their name and address to the Dr.
David Konned Cor ration. Readout.
N. Y.. who wil son by mail a sample
bottle of Favorite Remedy and dim.
Iar of valuable information. all free of
charge. Phase rlis'nfian (Iii: paper
when writing. Every reader can do.
pend on the genuiueness of this offer.
Free Sample Battle. at R. H. Plaisted’s
..... M... ...._ w“...«—...._..~
SECURED ELKS TEETH AND
RNS
HO .
LOS ANGIEIJES. Cut. Dec,
That it devastating traiilc in Ellis‘
titcth sculps, etc. has been carried
on by pouchcru in illt’ confines of Yol-
lowi-‘ioiic Park. was i‘tlYt‘llltitl yesterday
of the hearing before [lulled Stator!
(Ziomiuissloucr Van Dyke. in a case.
against William littitklc and Charles
Piirily. who Wt‘l'ti urrcstcii by Game
Warden W. B. Morgan in this city.
as the shippers and coiluignceu of elk
trophies valued at iiiiiiosi 310.000.
Among the first witnesses culled
\vcrc two deputy gunn- wnrtlcns of
iduho. Mr. Hll‘l‘lfl and Mr. llurvoy.
They told of how the poachers with
long i‘iingc ril’lcs would approach a
herd 0f viii. at n distance of 100 yards
kilinir as many as they could before
the animals stniiipcdcil. 'l‘licy stated
that. the poachers return to their
camps iniinuliuicly and do not got the
animals. The coyotes and other boasts
would strip the ill-sh from tho bones
within 11 trunk. Then the poachers
would return without guns and knock
out liic two big eye forth of lllt' «ilk
Wliltll :iloiio iirc iii-tori Illill also take
llic horns.
H.~—-
Siulc of Ohio, (‘ity of Toledo, lawns
County, ss.
Frank .I. Chcncy makes oath that he
is senior partner or the firm of F. .l.
Cliciicy & (30.. doing blIRlIIPSS in the
City of Toledo. County and Stats
lifilrcsniil, :llltl tbui sold firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DUI:
l..-\1IS tot; each and every case of Cu-
ilii'i‘li that cannot be cured by the use
of ilull's ‘uiurrh Cure,
" FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn in before me and subscribed
in my presence. this tifii day of De-
ceuibcr, A. 1)., l886.
A. W. GLEASON.
(Scull. Notary Public.
linll‘s Cutnrrb Cure is taken inter:
bully. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Sand for testimonials frcc.
F. J. CHENEY. if; 00., Toledo. 0.
Sold by all drugglsts. 75c.
’I‘iikc Hall‘s Family Pills for constipa-
tion. ”
KING HAAKON LEAVES LONDON.
LONDON, I'Icc. 14.—King Hunkon.
Queen Mum! and Crown Prince 0qu
of Norway. loft London this morning
for Germany. They will spend a cott-
pio of days with E’iiiporior William at
licriln before returning to Christiunla.
King Edward. the Prince and Princess
of Wales. Ilr. Nansen. the Norwegian
Minister. and other gutlicrcd oi the
station .io bid lul‘t‘thll to iiic royili
lrchicrs.
IIcWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
quickly drive thcpoiiious from the sys-
tem and thus afford relief. A wcck's
treatment for 25c. hold by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy and The Birdgo Phar-
macy. ‘ '
W
LivEfi LOST ON GREAT LAKES.
CHICAGO, Dec. 14.——Ono hundred
and twenty six lives were lost in us-
viguting the Great Lakes during the
scason Just closing. Compared with
the loss of 215 lives in 1005. the sea.
son's death lint appears Hillllll. and
yet. with but two exceptions it Was
the luv-acid. in the decade.
During the your all portions were lost
overboard. in foil into the holds of
vessels and were killed. it met their
dcittit by iiiiicliiiiury accidents on ship-
board. two committed suicide and
three died front natural causes aboard
vessels. Fiftyrtwo were lost. when
their ships foundered and live drown
ed as the result of collisions.
WILL INTINIIT MANY.
Every person should know that good
health is Impossible if the kidneys are
deranged; Foley's Kidney Care will
cure kidney and bladder disease in ev-
ery form. and will build up and
perform their functions property. No
danger of Bright‘s disease or diabetes
if Foley’s Kidney (lure is taken in
bottom in the presidenti1 It
In this cit next moat .. .Tllo cow
mitts» in ,c urns is iffith'filtll the pro-
( orator for tits mu
‘» . «Firs Methodist. , plsaopai Church.
Rev. lV. W. '1‘ bl ‘
3 class: 6 u.
«transition these organs so thnymiii,‘ .
. Duncan: pastorwimo
h. m., elites meeting; 10:30 ii. on. Set"
moo. "The Visit oftiio Shepherds":
iii 11)., holiday school had men's Bible
. tit, Youu People's meet~
ingi’i p. m., will ... he Influence of
the Modern N ispecial music for
the morning it include: laminae;
"Jerusalem“t uni. “Weary of
Earth": solo, ‘30 tilweetly Solemn
Thought." Mru.’ Gristmill. Evening:
Prelude, Grand Chorus in B: anthem,
“Zloii”: anthem-"Saviour When Night
involves the Skies"; duct. "The Lord
is My Light." Mrs. Gibson. Mr. Bier-
lint.
East Avenue Methodist. Church. Rev.
Id. Id. Cunningham pastor. Pastor Sub-
ject 10:30 h. m.; A Half Century With
Methodists in India. Sunday School
at 12 m.: .lunior league at it p. m-;
Epwortli League at 8 p. m.; Evening
Service 7 o. in.; Pastor Subject: The
Greatest Without. the Kingdom of God
less than the Least Within.
A. M. E, Church. Knight street, Rev,
John D. Nichols, pastor—~11 a. m..
preaching b ytbc pastor; subject. "No
Vision; No Success"; 12 m.. Sunday
school; 7 p. in, Christian Endeavor:
8 p. m., preaching by the pastori sub-
teoi. “Stand Fast.”
class meeting: Friday evening. prayer
iiiuci lug. .
CONGREOATIONAL.
South Norwlak Congregatioaul.
Clint-Ins S. Mucfarland, pastors—Morn-
lng service at. 10:30; the Bible school.
tlleJMen'tl Christian inquiry Club. the
Jennings Clubfor young men. and the
Arlston Club for young women. all
meet at 12; the evening service is pre-
ct-dcd by an organ recital. beginning at
6:45 o‘clouk. The music for the day
is as follows: Morning: Organ pro.
hide, Tours: .lubilate, Parkhurst; quar-
tette. “lie Shall Feed His Flock," Hur-
ker: quartcttc. Minuet, Scliariveuka.
Eycning. organ recital: Prelude to
'I‘hird Act. iaohengrin; “Ave Maria."
from Othello, Verdi: “The Lost
Chord," Sullivan; quartetie. “Jesus I
My Cross Havc Taken.“ Brown: quar-
tette. "l Will be Glad to the Lord."
Raymond; Postlndc. Gulimant.
Music at the First Church. Norwalk
*Morning: Prelude. Communion in
F. (lrison: “0 Zion That 'l‘cllest Good
Tidings." 0'. Buck: duct, “The Angel."
A. Rubinstein: postludc, Christmas
Murch.(}. Market Evening: Prelude.
Pastoral Fantasia. 2d movement. F.
mix: "1 Will Never Lech-Thce." P.
A_ Otis; posiludc. Alli-grotto in A. op.
‘23, Id. Silas. ‘
BAPTIST.
South Norwaik Baptist Church. it.
B. Carpenter, pastor-«9:45 a. in. pray-
er meeting; it):3t) u. in.. regular ser-
vice: 12 m.. Bible School; 4 p. m.. Jun-
ior C. Ft; ii p. m.. ll. Y. P. 11.. topic.
What ’l‘riith Has Cbicfi‘y Appeaicd to
You From Our Year‘s. Sunday School
masons- Mutt. 13-52; 7 p. m.. regular
service. sermon the fifth in the series.
Night Scenes in the Life of Christ.
First Baptist Church. Norwalk. D.
\V. ’i‘ulmadgc Vnn Ilorcn: pastor. Pra-
yer meeting at 9:30 a. m.: sermon at
10:30 n. 111.; Sunday School at 12 m.
it, Y. P. 17. llleuiln‘fl at 6:30- p. m., scr-
iuou ni 71in p. in. Prayer Service
'l‘iiursduy zit 7:30 p, iii. Scum fl‘tlv. A
cordial welcomc to all who attend
these Iiicciings.
EPIBCOPAL.
Trinity Episcopal. 'l‘hird Sunday in
Advent. iloly (‘oiiiiiiittiioii iii 8 u. “1.;
morning pruycr iiicoiiiig with sermon
at. 10.30 ii. iii.; Sunday school St. An.
drewa‘ liroliuu-hoiul and Junior Bro-
therhood Ill 12 o'clock. Eveningr pru-
ycr utid sermon at 7:30 o'clock. 'l‘hc
Rev. 19. S. Mlddlctoii will officiatc.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society. of
Norwalk-—chular Sunday service at
the reading room. Masonic building.
iii 11 u. in. Subject, December 16: "is
the Ilnivrrse. including Mun. Evolved
by Atomic Force?" Testimony meet.
tug. \‘Vcducsduv. 8 p. in. To both ser-
vices the public is cordially invited.
Reading room open to the public each
Week day from 2 to 5 p. in.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church, Van Zandt
street. East Norwulk. Rev. .1. W. Du-
via. pastor—Preaching by the pastor.
10:30 a. m. on the iopic.‘ “The Second
Advent Not Mythical but Literal”:
Sunday school at 12 m.: Loyal Work-
cl's‘ moi-ting at 5:45: song service at
6:45: at 7. lhc pautor will give the
third sermon of the scries on “The
Kingdom of Hcavcn“; iext. Luke 12:
32: "Fear not. little iiork. for it is
your Fuihcr's good pleasure to givc
you the. kingdom."
SALVATION ARMY.
Salvation ArmyvuMcotiiig tomorrow
morning at 11 o'clock.- children's
meeting at 3: memorial service at B.
in reineiiibrauco of William Armstrong.
who recently died. All who know the
deceased are invited to attend. and
speak a few Wm‘tln concerning him.
This should be a very important niece
lug and all friends should attend.
MEXICAN RMLROAD MERGER.
MEXICO. CITY. Doc. l5.-——lti it
spottch before Congress last night.
Minister of Finance Minutiiour cxpiuln
ed the reasons for the railroad incrifcr
just flOIlBlImtllt’d by which the Na-
tional and this Mcxicun iteiitrnl lines
become the property of the republic.
lie doclurod that if this stop bud not
been taken the grant rullrond lines
of the United States would have step-
ped in and absorbed all the promo»
ties not controlled bl! thin Iltwem-
meal. This. he explained. would and-
dle on the Mexican people one of the
great trust evils suffered by the citi-
setio of the United Hinton.
Homslntained that. the Bovernment
did not contemplate the merger and
was forced to do so by the asurbssivo
attitude assumed by the certain great
railway systems in the United States.
ORNTINARIAN'AI‘IIS Iron DI-
bAlJNA. um... iiee.’ lwanrihu
Iiut. aged ion yours. yesterday filed
with? the demumr in the suit of until.
its i—l. broom st iii. midst the Hutt-
ford Life insurance Company washr-
‘t‘iio demurrer (denser asks
groin. but use outfit. selected the
us- -i
u.
‘(tb'lsttiho stubs throne «termini
Tuesday evening. .
fin to indigestion. Has Been Cured ‘
- Hundreds of Times by Dr. Richards
. . Muppet: Tablets.
It is our polio. to publish in South
Norwaik papers nothing but doutli
Norwalk evtdeuce.
» . Now and then. however. we like to
give reports from nearby. towns. if
only for the sake of variety.
For instance. Mrs. J. E. Stevens, 13
.Peunoyer. street. Rowayton. 001111..
aul'I:—- ‘
“Having given Dr. Richards Dys-
l sepsis Tablets a fair trial I am in a
position to give this remedy my best
recommendation. No remedy that
l have ever seen compares with this
in relieving one of that swollen dis-
tressed feeling after meals. 1 also
found this medicine to be most benc-
ficlai in tuning the nervous system
and improving the appetite. Aside
from its value as a regulator of atom-
lucb disorders. 1 have found it to be
an excellent tonic. i shall always be
thankful for. the good I have derived
from its use. and shall continue to
recommend it on all occasions."
For, sale by all druggists. Best
to say “Richards" twice. Price 50
cents per bottle. Made by Dr. Rich-
ards Dyspepsia Tablet Association. 53
‘Worth street. New York.
CHANGES lN JAPANESE CHARGE.
Copy Has'Been Sent From San Fran-
cisco. to Washington for Ap-
‘ provai.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 14.~—An ug-
reement was reached yesterday he-
tweeu the authorities involved as to
the statement of facts to be made the
basis of the proceedings to be begun
to the state Supreme Court as to the
validity of segregation of Japanese
school children hero.
The statement of the facts finally
agreed upon is essentially the same as
the one drafted last Friday. which has
already been published. A change was
made by the United States District
Attorney in section five of the. (locu-
mc’nt. which now draws attention to
father of Kci Keichi. by whom the
proceedings will be brought, pays tax-
es here. ‘
The section new roads in part that
Kei Keiclil Aoki was born in Japan
and is a. subject thereof; that the said
infant is of the age of 10 years and
three months. and with the, exception
the fact. that. Mltchilsuki Aoki, the
By this sign
you may know
and will find
16 South Main Street.
EPORT
Rev. Father Atillo Fontano. one (if
the Italian missionary priests of the
congregation of St. Charles’ New Ha-
ven. has been assigned to the pastor-
ate. of the Church of the Holy Rosary
in East Bridgcpmt. He takes the pines
of being of Japanese descent has .ihe
qualifications provided by the laws
of the State of California for adults
sion to the. public schools; that illit-
chiluski Aokl. his father, Was born in
Japan. is not a naturalized subject. of
the. United States and is a subject of
Japan. but is a. resident and taxpayer
here; that the above named infant.
prior to the adoption of the. resolution
of the Board of Education. attended
one of the regular public schools of
San Francisco to which American
children and the children of other iiu-
tionuiltice were admitted, and that af-
ter the passage of said resolutions be
was prevented from attending any
public School other than an Oriental
school. .
'l‘hc father of the boy is a booksel-
lcr and has refused to allow his son to
attend the. Oriental Public School.
Another change eliminates all refer-
ence to Korean and Cliinesc children.
thus disposing of the question wheth'
er the segregation also could not bc
construed as unjust discrimination ag-
ainst Koreans and Chinese.
United States Dislrlct Attorney Dev-
lin has telegraphed the statements of
facts in full to Attorney-General Moo
ily and will await. final instructions bo-
forc instituting the proceedings.
Open the bowels~DcWitt’s Little
Early Risers are recommended and
sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. "
A love that feeds on beauty soon
sturvcs in death.
SALE ou ‘s‘t‘tEcunou.
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ily virtue of a certain execution is-
aucd out of the Court of Common
Pleas within and for Fuii'ilcld County.
cd Dccctnber 2d, 1906. in favor of The
Smith Winchester Manufacturing Com-
pany and against The J. W. Crow
Laundry Machinery Company, 1 have
lcvicd on as the property of the said
debtor corporation its right. title and
Interest in and to the following des-
cribcii machinery. implements and oth‘
or property. to wit: One steam boiler.
i ill-horse power ‘l‘lt‘trii‘lt‘ motor. 1 dou-
ble spindic lathe. 1 28x16 inch lathe.
1 9x10 inch lathe, i shaping machine, 1
24 inch pluncr. 1 power back now. 1 cm-
bossing machine, I upright drilling
inuchiiic. 2 drilling machines. I olncry
wbcul machine, 1 bun: planer. 1 band
and l silt sewing machine. 360 wooden
aiidunetui patterns. 1 lief-ring safe. 1
drawing Chili! and tattle. 1 cut-off saw-
ing machine, I wood turning lathe. i
wood boring machine. 1 metal bending
machine. 1 win saw. 1 line of main
shutting 50 feet orig find i 12 feet In
length. together with the supports.
couplings. pulleys and betting attach-
cti thereto: it counter shafts with tho
supports. roupltngs, pulleys and bolt.
lug attached thereto: 2 guivuiiiscd iron
tanks. 3 stocking ironing muciiincii. l
"Dash" washing machine. the parts
of ii stocking ironing machine. 100 iron
castings, ii mouthing irons. a fiction
machines. 48 9411.. 18 MIL. 46 Hit. 92
tilt-iii. and as nth-in. drying room
boards: 1 drawing «No.1 wardrobe. 1
letter press, 1. Remington typewriter.
1 table for same. 1. filing cabinet. :I
,dusk chairs. 3 chairs. 1 plattorni scale.
1 iii-incisions. 1 anvil. 1 iron trunk. if»
tans. to drills. as others. 2 pins. cut-
ters. 2 pipe wrenches. 1 thread cutter
with dies. 7 dogs. 1 bolt cutter. l pips
thread cutter. il 1%an sum. 1 level. It
wooden clumps." , pulley wheels 4
um of steel. a hm of flat trim. i at
of cold rolled steel. 2 gears. 1 plateau.
u. mangle rolls. 1 sludge. I trainers. it
monkey weather: a open“ Wrenches. I
fill
time. Monica's Drugstore and The suit for divorce a start it”? hillllfmfl. m" ”It"- i 00'“ ill'9’"- 3 viii!!- 1 MW
Clifford Pharmacy. , _” fifteen years her‘iunior. on 'ttie V1”. 4 0" 000$. 1 WI“ attire. and 1
1 . . . .................. _. . around ofextrsnio enmity. , clock. twill roll the same iii ubitu
iMIKmLIY AIMMTWNIANGUI’F‘H: “W iauction Oil ihecarstlii .v No, 40 AW
. pastors. a. ilic-Jl'he annual wastage: animus. 3in in the out . ,tii smut.
honour. of the McKinley Association . Nldw NAV . . a.» are on Will. ‘pbecomhoriiiit. 1900. it I
of wit ctr resent/drum ‘W‘lmflMh Judge ‘t‘iiam in t e simmer Court O’clock r m
0
. Dated in Norwnili. this Nudity of
mu.” :mgouu‘w‘; sogoéluri .. Adel. MQEVINE &
be??? a f”- ‘f" {m civil It got mementos or.” ,‘u . i ‘
l » ' I ‘ . rfl- ,
to me directed and delivered. and flat-i
of Father Ccruti. whose congregation
'has been in a turbulent suite lately be-
cause the members of the parish were;
opposed to him. It was rumored that.
.the change was brought‘about by the
[condition of affairs in the [fallen pur-
.ish, indicating that Father Cerutt was
not. in good standing but this was (let
nied by Rev. J. '1‘. Murray, the chun—
cellor of the Roman Catholic diocese
at Hartford. Father Fontane takes
charge of the Bridgeport church this
week.
Cascasweet. the ideal medicine for
the little ones, Contains no opiates.
Conforms fully with National Pure
Food and Drug Law. Write E. C.
DcWitt & 00., Chicago. lit, for the
"Baby Book.“ Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phil}:
O
“1305'.
look at them.
For Wife, Mother, Daughter, - '
Sister or Sweetheart . .
We carry an assortment of the best CARVING 3578 made.
Meriden Cutlery Co.'s Anvil Brand. Stag Iiuudlc and Sterling Mounted. The
most useful and handsomest gift one c ould select.
Also full lines of the BRIGHTEBT AND BEST SCIBBORB, RAZORB.
POCKET KNIVES. TABLE CUTLER Y, TOOLS, RIFLES AND REVOLV- .
Ens. AIR RIFLES AND REPEATERS FOR THE BOYS. HOCKEY STICKS.
’l‘ho “BROWNIE” SPRING ICE 8 KATES.
Singer
8 t o r e s
everywhere
on
‘ These machines are now being sold at lower prices.
Quality considered, than any other. Whether you pro-
pose the purchase of a machine or not there is much to later-
est most women at any Sinner Store—nil are cordially Invited.
SOLD ONLY 3!
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
L. G. Booth, Selling Agent.
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tau—nouns CARRY AWAY SAFE.
NEW YORK, Dec. tin—A safe
weighing a ton was carried from the
residence of Charles Oakley in East;
Williston. L. 1., by burglars last night,
dragged out to the rear of the burn.
the door blown off with dynamite or
some other explosive and all the con»
tents that could be used by the robbers
stolen. None of the inmates of the
Oakley residence or of a tenement
house not far from the barn heard any
unusual noise during the night and the
robbery was not discovered until today.
One hundred and fifty dollars in cash
and several hundred doiiars‘ worth of
jewelry and silver plate was taken
from the safe.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,‘
Dot, says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
. For sale by R. H. .Plaitilfid. F. H.
Baxter and The Clitord Pharmacy. "
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They are
New and good. Come and
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WINBLOW'B BEST SKATES F0 R LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, and a
full line of BARNEY d BERRY HOOK EYB. at, the ‘ ~ - A
I” WATER m
Norwalk Hardware
0.9 Main Strut.
.Co.
seam-I FDR ,
Bowkor'e Fertilizers.
B. Horshfieid a Son;
snafu :1
‘ s as
WOULD MAKE THI WHOLI PAM.
lLY HAPPY ON OHMITMAI.
oi Denim-a1 A “film ‘
N0 manner. so aerosol our
ms one» ratios—um Ix‘rnn
CHANG! WHATIVIK.
ovsn 1,200 noon» to sum
snort. first" new ootthufl‘
UTOGK in rows. . ~
MW resin? Attenuator rear
Nematode stooped roam
may not Il‘AI‘LI to star rut
‘ Rico!” ecosystems. is voo.
wm TILL r’tis user, unsure.
than. acoustic}
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