. 91.0mm P, *9. Go.
'1 St Manichurch
...............
............
............
..............
Smith. PhlllplN
Smith. Robert.
Smith. Roger N.
/'
500
{3323:339%.“.212131211131: ‘ ’so‘o swim- Wu F ------------- 10°00
......——-.
3133.170
1" """""""" :alkiu. A. R. It Go. .......... I 1025
‘ ‘ spies Clara ...............
W. ............ 200V MarvllfiJ.
Marvin J. R 91 W. iii. ........ 20,630
Marvin, J. Wallace .......... 4,150
.‘ Martin, William ............. 90,000
, ' Mather. Harry W. .. .....
- ------- Mathels. Henry . ..
~ Matheis, Theresa ..
------------- , Mathewson, H. A.
------------ 300 Mead.H.E.&Co. V700 Stevens, wnuam [V
""""" Mead. Elizabeth B. i . . . . . . . . . 5,000 Stetthelmer. J. J. . V
................
Stelling. Charles 11L
Stevens. Aaron Cl.
Stevens. Jennie M.
3" ------------ Meeker. Aurelius J. . ......... 1.500 Stuart, Mary E. B.
Merritt. Ephraim M. ......... 1,100
Merritt William O. .......... 900
Miller Fannie M. ............ 4.000
..............
Moore, Bridget D. ............ 100 Taylor, Nelson Est
................ 800 N. Y. Grocely Co... ..
‘ - 400 N Y., N. H. &H. R. R Co ..... 5,700 Vudas. Daniel F. ..............
. ............ 2.000 N Y Wine Co. ............... 400 Vadua. Joseph & Bertha ......
—————-—— Nichols Underwear Co ....... 1.500 VII". Franklyn E. ------------
. $15,400 Novalt, Stephen .............. 1,300 Van Buren. lichen
Lie, .; ............... S 1.500 Norwallt Yacht Cllib ......... . 1,000 Vanderboel ll: Co. ...... , ......
i-y, E.‘ L, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 200 Norwalk Hardware Co. ...... 700 V0“ Gil". Jacob ......... -.
. Gregory. Frank W .......... 500 Norwalk Iron Works ........ 25,000 V011 Gall Lewis ........
2 Gregory, Frederick ,,,,,,,,,, 100 Norwalk hock Co. .......... 25.000 \{nn Hoosear Geo. .......
‘ Gregory. James G. _____ ' ______ 1,000 Norwalk Savings Soc. 3,200 \an Hoosear. Julia B.
Griffin, Benjamin A. ,,,,,,,,,, 200 Norwalk Mills 00. ............ 24,000 lfilm Scov. Arlsna ............
I Golden, James . ............... 1 000 Norwuik Brass Co. ............ 500 ‘9‘“. Thomas W. ............
‘E‘Goldsrl. Josephine . ........... 2.000 Northporl Oyster Co. . ..... "3,500 Vlllflze. Th0mas ..............
Goodrich, Minnie ............. 1.500 Nolan, Jm- J.
I . Qua-"‘0' 17086911 A' """""" 700 ‘ :95 000 301k He; Can. ................
‘1 » $10, 700 Odell, Peter 13 ............... s 1. 500 “’0‘“- 099" . """"""""
I. E J ................. 1.0 O'Hara, JamesH ............ 800
ll 5 Abraham . ........... ‘ 2'033 Oldenschlager, John .......... 200
an. ________ . ....... 500 Cities, Michael ............... 2.100 Wadswoith, A n ......... t 2.000
Olmstead, Maria .............. 500 Waldroil, Arthur ..............
""""""""" 100 Olsen Bros 500 Ward Peter J
_________ 300 Olsen: Theo: L. 500 Warden. William-....«.°'........
" 1 300 Osborn, Joe. A. .............. 1.700 Wardzenski, Joseph .1 .........
'300 Osborn. Rufus R. ............. 1,400 Warner, Levi . ....... . .........
. . 2000 Osborn Thomas s. ............ 400 Waterbury, Cyrus ..«.. .........
_______________ 2'200 Osterbnnks. Everett s. 500 Waterbury Lewis ..............
{000 O'Sullivan. Jno. . ............... 1,000 Waters, Frederick R.
’500 Othame, George .............. 400 Watkins. Samuel J.
200 Owings, Joseph .............. 10. 600 Weaserh gillgim
o ———-e«-—Wee, . . st...
{333 322.100 Weed, ids. J. .......
3,000 Parker, Margaret K. ......... 3 1.000 Weed, Samuel R-
1,000 Parker. Mary S. ............ 500 Weed. 309”“ A.
'2,000 Palmer, Charles J. .......... 500 Welinitz. Albert
1.000 Pepper, Emma v. ......... 5,000 “Vheeler. Arthur C.
. 17,250 Platner & Bradley ....... 700 Wheeler, Leroy E-
1000 Plait, Elizabeth 0. ....... 1,000 Wheeler WllllamA --
500 Pohlinan Mary ...... 200 Wheeler William H
' ’ ' W Wheile Geor A. .. ......
‘PunzVelt, James P. ....... 300 i) Y. so -« -
$50,350 Postal Typewriter Co. 1.000 WW9. Virginia A-
1000 Powell, Georgiannad: Others .. 1.000 Whitlock Sarah C
_ . ’20“ Powers, Thomas .......... 1,500 Whitlock, William F
whitish .14, Grand .900 Preusser. Louisa J. .......... 900 Wiidmsn, Then 0 Fitneth
" ' 9.090 Price. Henry P. ............... 700 Williams, 93°11" 3-
nun... 1000 Prowl“ Henry T ............ 500 Wilson, 21110.0. ...... i .........
”on . ' 1200 Prowitt J. .......... 2,500 Wilson. Julia P ---------
mnaiilella n. ..... 52600 walltllenry'l‘ ‘0 5 . ----- 5-800 333:3:- $332303”;
‘ ‘ ‘ I Winchester Albert E. ........
I or 318, 200 , , $22. 700 .
, '2' 1.000 Quintin-d, no ..... 531.400 haggmgngfim .......
wQulntard.Fred . ........ . 7 Woodward.~liilbirt A. Est.
l. . ‘ ’ ' war napp,
-—-—-“- Andrew decl Oyster Co. ....8 4.090 Wright Luthch ..... . ......
Randle, Catherine -- 2W Walsh. Mary ..
Randall.Mlner 00
0Randall.J,£.:................. 4,500
Ratchfordifl
. ......... 80‘Raymond. 'l‘.«l.
' VRaylnond,‘.WT..............
500 Raymond, -Bros..............
Raymond, Lewis.Est.........
00 Raymond. David ‘4!
900‘ Raymond &Danlels .
Raymond DudlinVe F. an Millard
yptondidui e‘jEi.
.........
u
.............
Grand Total,
ydi..mlll}6:1.e‘mmst .1 00
. itsymonu, Elisabeth s Ambler
ca ‘6; ........ 90 Raymondc Elizabeth dAnihier
‘ “ plating ,V o. F.V............
.%ymo‘ng.l 3.9.. ”ii-.7.
._ Y on George
V0000? all *0. A
E ., ..... ‘ 800' e mishap. £8011”
.14 00 RichardsonJeremiah
i ...-in. sun-
Rider. ‘«
Nitric Robinah alkaliV ..... ...........
1,7000 it
.liolliis ...V.. ......V
...... .......... SDO‘obaians
””‘Vg92fi‘110p0000V§oi°VoQ ”Helm m
l . a ‘
............
In ,,_ , V; . ................. hombsnchdnywlllksopthobody
’ comes“ ” bpes.sndprevent coast! a.
*Dhlmtzl'l Stanfield. Orrin K. ........
Mireille
aseptic"...
Lint!" 31'
but Vin: children's ‘howcis.
«dictum. easy to take.
””th settles
Mid, Jeanette .............
sellout, Henry a. .............
.Wk, Batons W. ..........
Seymour. Henry ..............
‘ Sasmour, J. 8. ..............
Seymour, Francis .........
Shoshan, Daniel ..............
Sherwood. his. list. ..........
-’ Simona, C. H. ...... o ....... ,
films. Amy W .............
_ Sims Amy W. & Curtis .......
Sipperly. Adelaide N. . .......
Siomanaky, Philip ............
Smith, Charles ...............
uni
tin lie is .
milieu. “V.“bflm'fi _V8tste hospital 013112.600 la-
j?
, Smith. Sarah E. ...........
Smith Theresa A ............
2870 Smith William H. H. .........
For sale by R. H. Pisist’ed and ill W.
Kelley Jr.. South Norwslk, and E. P.
Weed. Norwalk.
Smith Edmond B. ......... V. .. .
Smith Leslie .................
Smith. sally, .................
Salmons, Alden ..............
00Salmons. Alden Trustee ....... 1900
South Norwalk 'i'lulit Co. . '
Standald Oyster Co. ..........
Start, M. W ., .................
gm NsaoLs room nan.
Nndi. Entered Foot of a Girl In
Der
DERBY. Jan. 29. r:With the extrac-
tion of the point of a needle from the
eat of Miss Mabel Bishop. of ivory-
ton. Sunday. it is believed that the
cause of fifteen years suffeling has
been removed.
in 1892, Miss Bishop. then a tl‘illd.
ran a needle into her left foot, and in Amusement ball sixteenrinch water
attempting to mm It out the point was min for lire purposes, facilities for
broken oil' and remains in the flesh.
girl soon began. t?) suitor lroni “01“.“ quarters for emvloyeefi. addi-
rheumatism which be u in her" left
and advanced tanner knee and sprinkling Terms of office of the
then to her hip Next- she had 3993“" to) wing trustees will expire on Ju (1‘1
dicitis and the appendix was rental/1
0 Sterling. id E. .....
Stevens. Marianna ...........
“99“" Coal C“— ----------- 1-000 Stillson Josephine
Meeker Union Foundry ...... 2.000 Sirdud.’ Annie J. .............
Merl-ill. Addison “- --------- 60” Sturtevant, William S
00 Merrill‘Edward -------------- L200 Swartz. Christian
-------------- Merrill, Frank H. 800 Swni-iz & Corbett ed.
- . For several years Miss Bishop un-
derivent trestelnnt (or gastric disor» “91L V .
Next she suffel ed ilom severe Sililel‘lnlwdefll NM“ report shows
00 an; in harshest. shoulders and neck that there are 2437 patients, an in-
.ucceaslyely A year .50 she began crease of seventy- dive during the per.
to lose the hearing in the right ear iod coveied by the report. a larger in-
Opelations failed to give relief until “ml“? "W1 llfillfll- 13“?an the PM!
Sunday. when Dr William J, O'Neil.
with a powerfu] magnet drew out the discharged and 327 died The number
piece 01‘ steel, which is less than an
eighth of an inch long.
CASTOR IA
‘ For Inhalpnaddhildron. t d i ii i th bi
pas year, an seven ve or e en-
Ill! W Y“ “a" “n" W ilial peiiod. Addingy to this the in-
Mlles. Maria A. .............. 900 'l‘almadgo. Ernest & George.
Mockler. Patrick ............. 1.500 :I‘ammVany. Mary A. ...........
Moody, Abby A ............... 2,000 Prim athiinmW. ............
............... ,0 "av or, as n
MOM” Ralph 3 00 .......... 13,500
. Morison, Tho. 8, Est. ........ 0,000 Thompson. Robert C .........
n ................ Mossman, Elizabeth B. 1.450 Thompson. William A.
. ........ ’ Muller, Richard ............ 30.000 ’lolles. Enema M. -------------
,, 1,500 Murphy. Annie F. ............ 1,000 Tolles. Franklyn ..............
Richard ............... 200 Murphy Daniel F. ........... 1,000 Tolles. Marshall
‘ -_ ...—...... 'i‘oifes, Martha Pg ....... . .....
............
' 2 $24,500 . $130,305 Trilogy, William [31 ............
. 'l‘rea well no. . ............
hint. Nellie ............... 3,000 McCarthyJ-lugh .............. s 100 - -
is. William H. ............ 6.000 McGonegal. Maiy E. ....... 3.250 $3232: ‘gl‘l‘fifigg
‘Rls, Bessie Smith ............ 500 McGinnis Barney” ........... 500 Tristram & Hyatt """" 10300
v, Dudley P. Est. .......... 5,000 McMahon. John .............. 13400 'l‘rowbrid e C. 8.
McMahon, William ........... 1000 'r owmd‘g-Hanw 0
“1811.53 McMahon, William .11. 800 clown-1.129 Oliver E: 332::
JVolm H Est ......... 5'000 McMullen, John ............. “13000 Tucker, C. IA.
................
» 1 some period gives us 245 as the ap-
‘ ‘ proximate increase in the slate for the
Turner. Rhoda A. ............
.. -..—m A..- ...—.-.»...— ..
NEW 'l‘ROLLEY LINE OPENED.
'Jali 28 ----- The thiough
out change between
this city and Watelbury was opened
today on the schedule time of twontx
foru minutes for each car and an hem
and thirtl -six minutes between termi—
nals ,thili beingl about twenty
. more than on
legiirded as probable that this means
the practical abandoning of the old
plan of the. New York New Haven and
Hartford Railioad Company of combin-
ing the trolley and steam tlacks be»
tween the two cities in a through line.
trolley line wil
. 35:31:31: $32,100 'l‘ulhill, Alvah n. .............
. .1110. R. 6: Gen E. ..... Nelson. Nicholas P. .......... s 200 ...
* Flnhel I: Benedict ........... 400 Ncuer, Col-u H. ......... .. 500
‘ cuss, VCllii'Vlssu ................ 0,700 Newlilliilflllllill ...... 1,140
500 Ullle. Frederick L. ...........
Q steam road. “#1: on to 170. an increase of fifty during
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA 1hnnged provision for an additional
HAT CONTAIN
__ 300 Vogel, Elizabeth ..............
., . , . ' .t ______________ r00 Yolk, Joseph A. ..............
cortisonsnnle ............... 2,000 1‘0"“, Jenn?” ’ Von“ Mm A. VVVVVVVVVVVVVVV
ns mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely damage
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces.
articles should never be uséd except on
prescriptions from reputable physi
clans, as the damage, they will do is
Ben fold to ill end On 000 .000 has been invested ill public asy-
c g y “:31: recast-:23 lums and $15. 000. 000 are spoilt annnab
Such luring the last fifty years the popula-
derlve from them.
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
contains no mercury.
smelly. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous urfa e
nbuying Hzll's 3:, etc" the percentage of insanity to pop
00.. Toledo, 0
and is taken l
of the system.
tarrh (Iléere be;V suVo tyou Vget the gen-
sia en erna ndmd
in Toledo. Ohio :bxl' 1F. Lychxeneya E .1 population of over 400..000000 and
Tostimon nls free
Sold by Drugglsts.
pV'l‘akc Hull' a Family Pills for constl
Price, 750 per, uncossing. yet in no part of the world
NEW HAVEN WOMAN DEAD.
NEW HAVEN, Juli. 281~Mrs. Enek— more grievous burden upon the taxpay-
, M H. Trowbridge tiled at her home in or. Expensive and extensive buildings
Temple street yesterday from debility
which came with advancing years, her clal drain is the“ continued by the
age being eighty-nine.
all her children. but is survived by state institution East, West, North 01
three grand children, besides a brother
.‘ ands. sister. both resident in New
Mrs Trowblidge was nanom-
bor of a family which had been prom-
inulltly identified with this city
She outlived
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CURED. there WI" still '39 more than 600 ll} ex
One who suffers from chronic consti- nose of the accommodations available.
. nation is ill danger of many serious
Fruit
50 fifiuchiirch chronic constipation as it
a gcs on and stimulates the liver0
and bowels restoring the natural so "‘3 3”” 0W4)” hand?"
Commence tale 0" tibles. .. “91’9““
ing it today and you will feel better at 2‘ .. -
Orino laxative Fruit Syrup Pl’.
00does not consents or grips and is very labia”:
Refuse substitutes. lug your ks'yuo'm
“rm-d five Irolimx
tion of these 013808
Youngs. George B. ......... t 300 V
Youngs. Susan A. ........ .
Youngs, Susan A. ”pleasant to take.
Plaisted’s Drug Store and The GI
Zeluff, Edward ....... .. . .
,. V minim COMPANY lNconPoa.
HARTFORD 11445539 "Th8 14,0.4'; Catheijne ‘E; alltflllt: 0‘ NONI] Stan-V. V
S. Davis Company. of Middletown.
‘ . loll articles of inner
: the “Secretaryo
.‘ capitalised at
h , brick and other building one
. .
NEW NAVEN PHYGIOAN‘
HALF MILVVIVVJON iTAT
n’ is
000 and will deal in 0“” ‘
ism-improvements Width -':
ire Required—Insane ll.-
‘cmse, Over 100 per
Your in Connecticut
The biennial report of the Connecti-
cut Hospital for the insane for the
period ended September 30, 1900. has
been presented to Governor w oodruil.
'l‘be. tlustees’ report is addressed to the.
General Assembly. They discuss al-
coholic. dotards and idiotic patients.
the classes which generally find their
way to the hospital. and tell of the tire
on June 21,1900,which destroyed the
amusement hall and chapel. dynamo,
engine month and tool rooms The fol-
lowing matters, previously presented
in the General Asse his, will be pre-
sented again: Sprin ling plant at an
expense of $30. 000; a whaif and rail
way for handling heavy freight. The
report enumerates the improvements
at the hospital for the past two years,
among them being a. new the alarm sy-s
tern, electric lights. general bath room
in the basement of the congregate
building. new reservoir relrigeratlnlt
machinery. in duplicate. etc. The
enumerated needs of the hospital
which will require appropriations are:
handling coal and heavy freight. addi-
tional fire protection by automatic
907: Henry J Hendv, Dr J.
Gregory. Frank C. Bushnell Henry
Woodward, Samuel Russell. E. lrving
tl'o'o years, 869 were admitted, 804 were
of recov cries was 152.11 percentage of .
17.2 of those admired. The superin-
tendent says:
Notwithstanding our inability to re— ,
ceive patients as fast as they have ap-
plied. there has nevertheless been an
increase of fifty in the accumulated
insane iii the institution during the
crease at Norwich hospital for the’
two Years. The Norwich Hospital for
he Insane was not opened for the re-
ception of patients until October, l0.
Fill-,1 let on Septuiilber 30 1900. it had
i llflllllllltlilli (11120. 0i that number
torts-one were transferred from this
institution on December 0. l904. and
the. balance was drawn from the gen-
wrni population of the state. On Sep
.omber 30 1006.1ho population had ris.
the second year of the. biennial period.
or 170 for the two years. This shows
an annual increase of l22.5 in the
number of insane to be. cared for in
the state The outlook is not an in-
coulnging one. it implies that unless
iresent conditions can be radically
:00 01 120 insane persons will have
n be made each year
Discussing the question of insanity
and its origin, Superintendent Noble .
iliotes Lord Rosebely as saying that
{Jon of Grout Britain has i creased
75 per cent" but lunacy has i) 11 ans.
molded by 930 per cent. Thorn V3150.-
iv for the care of the insane. in India.
with a population of 300,000,000 who ,
are subject periodically to terrible
scourges: such as lamina. pestilence.
ulntion is almost infinitesimal as com-
pared with Great Britain. China has
the. struggle lei existence is fierce and
is mental alienation so infleduent.
It is an established fact that there is
.i constant and alarming increase of
insanity in our state as elsewhere,
which is year by year becoming a
must first he provided and the flnan~
cost of support. There is scarcely ll.
South. that is not overcrowded Texas
is just completing new buildings in
which to care for the rapidly lncreas-p ,1)
log numbers of the insane, and it is
cstimated that after filling the new
buildings to the limit of their capacity
The financial suttolileiit shows that
V5“! “Bills
. ”90”?
bowols. so that t-
coir is snouoi-lr sonnet .°' L." "1*
lngton. has brought civil action in the
Dip w,
mm at superin Courtsssiput Damn. Coley.V’
2.13%,
dfielim November. 1900 and ,
0 other for 012. 000 slated January 1‘. '
yap»
' T ‘ attached
wanton to the amount 013V 15. 000 is “
‘v "i had trlé‘d ovetylllllngllor mVVy Vbll‘lllht
km W .l’l'iu“ lfl" ' “ "
I’ . ’ x
but in intact 0‘ can 9'13: ‘
”Nouns L Taylor. Be,for
. gamma” is V’soldwhbr 9 matings
rmscy an a r~
so; . *5
This is an age of inquiry. not since the
time of the Civil War has there bison so much
agitation in the minds of the people on various
People “ want to know’ about everfihrng.
We do not say that the public has grown
skeptical “quite the contrary.
a day and age of enlightened. intelligent inquiry
We believe it is
\ Each man and each woman oowul-slaysVV
wants to do his and her own thinking.- They are
not looking for any cooéentratcd essence of wis-
dom boiled down arid given to them in Capsule
They want to figure out for themselves -’ .
what is right, and what is wrong, and What to do 1'
Public sentiment has forced the governinent '
of the United Star‘s to compel patent medicine
manufacturers to st (2 on their labels the ingre-
dients of the re'medyf inside of every package.
the Rexall remedies have
had as lunch to do with the creation at this semi--
ment as any other V'one single element in the
W e bollevc their
Simply because; the Rexall remedies, from
their inception sevehal years ago, statistics: on
an entirely new lid
The first prln le in tile Resell platform
was one remedy to each illwuot a cure-all.
crct combinations.
formula has always can open to the public; any-
one can know whatllic is taking when he buys
Rexall———and always} cauld.
'lhir‘dmever) Rexall remedy has been sold
on the basis of “money back" if you are not
more than satisfied. .
VThis is frank. V,Squarc, open- -lianded business,
But it made Rexall the greatest success
in the modicinl: world in a very short time.
Seconde—no‘
mate "as" HAIR raise
"in" Hair ‘l‘orl‘ic is one or the“
Rand Remedies i it lsconlpoaed in chief of Menorahs
Naphihol and l’lictzarpin
liesorcln Is 0 is of til
killers discoverchzb
The famous lend
e latest and most iflect'lve gem
science. and in connection with Beta
lh germicidal and sinisdplimi combi
ed which not only destroys tho germs which rob
the hair of its null-intent. but creates a clean and bull
d'uionV of the scalp. which prevents the developmento
lknovrn agent {or mstorlhgiheliairlo
re the loss of color has been que 103
disease of the scalp. 1 It is not a coloring mainVor ‘
of curatives mixcdwi
1: most effective remedy {or hair and,
known to day. For bolt 1 . .. , ,,
its naltural colonw
This combinsti
TWO MEN CHARGED. WITH MUR-
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 29. —-Custode dc
Lucia and his father. Angelo were an
waged in court yesterday, the former,
charged with murder and the latter as.
an accessory before the fact. in cans
ing the death of Raffsllo Petr-one, and
continuance was granted until Feb
3., I t
ucltlgegg Arglach All! i
t r um w exile -
lent results. " dullness to cure raver
' sores. indolent ulcers.
wounds. frost bites; and s in diseases.
South Norwdi
and @Ef' PVV Wasn't; Nyfwnlk“
also used it for
it islandigeste‘d food that causes
ourness and. painful indigestion. K0,
oi is a solution of vegetable acids
it and eats what you eat, and corrects
'ellciencies of digestion.
customs to maid
and Drug Law.
“W1
WlLLiMANric rinsM‘AN bean. ..
WILLIMANTIC. ‘Jan. 9.9 -V-1Fred Si
Young, a former vicepuasideht of the
Connecticut State VVFinetn'nn's Associa-
5w , . row ..
field not? by The
0thme Pharmacy and The Bridge,
the ‘ltecoipts for the period covered by ‘
the report ware about 3925. 000 and the A
ox.ponditureii were climb ”$000. leave _‘-1,‘
“A" .V , .
open No notes, ,
7., The 1.1010080)!th .‘ til vertr Rt .
i mwvmwyiwafiaym ...—a
Norwalk Chronicler