”r N. Jun. ‘so.—-'rse incl
1, "thud harbor bill has flu-
Lnt‘ed, find is being careful-
y every member who has
,in it. The Connecticut
re very well pleased with
secured for the state. They
Inuit; all they suited for.
e did that. and the com-
had to use the paring knifei
0;in along the line. Mr. Hill
till that was recommended by
West's for Bridgeport harbor.
L ioslly all that be naked for
rs in his district.
alsoJ Ired well. Nothing
test. 'l‘h his was based on
by of last summer. and the
up disposing of the project.
‘rry secured a substantial ap-
tlon for the New Haven break-
0 was disappointed in not
lbpropriotlon for Qulunl
which be fixed strongly
mountaintop, but Mr Burton
on various occasions that
i had been completed and
old be appropriated at this
thou I; further survey. The
_ greed with Mr. Burton
appropriation was put in for
V‘t‘.‘ The project I'm a harbor
Senator Bulkeley expects
to 1! so an amendment to the bill
when ‘t comes to the senate giving
printiun to Duck Island
'llllri’fitli text of the project for Con-
loot. is as follows: ~—
itin‘roving Pswcntuck er.er Rhmio
strict and Connecticut continuing im-
tit and for maintenance, $3:,~l
‘ng harbor III BI unfold com-
rovemcnt and for main-
000; and the secretary of
tit prized in his discretion, to
the. rocks at the outer end of
ncl leading to the harbor
ng harbor It New Haven
1. fiance intluding channel by
yster Point to Kimberly ove-
, e on West r,lver $10 000
‘vlng breakwater at New Ha-
nti plug improvement, $100, 000
It the secretary of war may
" ‘Iooutrsct or contracts for
1 materials and work as may be
bury to prosecute said pioiect to
" tor, an appropriation may from
me be made by law, not to
in the aggregate $150 000 in ad
to; the amounts herein and here
reprinted.
harbor at. Bridgeport
movement in accordance
LpuIJn men 275 59th congress,
' 3118.000 provided, that
plot , the improvements to be
or us appropriation may from
time be made by law, not to
.111 the aggregate 8350, 000, ex-
I sums herein and heretofore
‘ rilted or heret‘ofor tuthorized:
L titer that the waik shall
lactate construction of the
1kwaterJIrtlIe‘ dredging to
the: main channel and deep
. be his ss puoposed and the
- gotcha anchorage basin 12
l” depth and of: am ares equal to
. -sed to be located northwest
; 2- not anchorage basin.
3 harbors st East Norwalk.
South Norwnlk. in accord-
th the report submitted in
content numbered 202. 50th
. ccond seamen, , excepting
I the. basin at South Nor walk
lug improvement. $63, 600.
nghnrbors at Five Mile
Stadium. Sonthport, Greenwich
union. and Saugatuck river,
I) improvement and for wait--
10. 000, from which amount
3 ptoiect at Stamford may
. picted.
oving Thames River, continuing
lent and for maintenance. in-
the. completion of the project
0 in house document number-
50th congress. second session, ,
1 continuing improvement and
%‘ I lettuce. $40.00
Hou‘sutoltic River. con-
I1 overheat and for mainten-
= . Icut members also ask.
umber of surveys. which is
first step in securing new
one. The invariable rule of;
ttoe is never to allow any
1 for I projecmtliq m
«37.30 sad remiwrn‘tm‘ ,, 32°
the, war. department on
‘ risen
:01.“me 3y.
?! ma 0
it‘tgvorsbl‘;
rs. the projects will be
reported
It the next river and
Er I’flIoplfl is
.ul rivers in the OneneotIcut up
mambo. and me down to have
"seanimues within directorsocpub-
lie mos. o! the embolism deport
ment. WWI Pup. “curds
culledsnt the moment and III ed
valuable Mounties on the art of rout
making. . Mr. Thomas is In enthusiast
Iothomm ofcoodrcuumud he
iievesin.1the Humbusetts scheme at
roudluilillnx-
present connection low will he so
modified at this session of the logic
lattice to Miler all possible assistsan
to the poor and , small towns situated
between populous centres, and with
this end in View he ("on the prome
lion that counties mums control at
the landing 'lt.lxhvtsys He feels sun
there will he so important chsnge h
the policy of road construction, an.
looks tor sin-amendment to the presen
law which willlIe more equitable is
its provision; Mr. Thomas called 0
the president, who is a personal frlen
of his, and. later was It guest at diune
at the residence of Admiral and Mn
Cowles. He will leave for home it
night in order to be present at ih
session or the generalhsgetnbiy. ,
_.__.. hull".
“filial
FT:
“agent auxilivi
pawn” tablets. “casalzi
A
ll!
nlluit
final lI
fir mulls
filled? till!I
:fl chl‘olll‘ti
.nmur II 0
drug stores.
.. ’l‘jlrdli
'1me
Into“ um
‘hocolItI
Ir Namath.
NEW HAVEN:MURDER TRIAL.
NEW» HAVEN. Jun. 31.——Progrcs
was made today in. the trial of Samuc
ll Knox. colored, chaiged with thr
murdér of Fleilel‘lck McGnuu Keile
In New Yem-fs uigbt,1which is help:
held in the Superior Court boi'orI
ludgc Case and Jury. The tirst wit
uess today was Dr. Bartlett the Incdi
nil examiner who testified concernin
Ihe autopsy which be permitted 0'
he body of Kelley soon after tho shoot
ng. it. had been intimated that Kalle
uni been drinking slightly on the nigh
If the alleged murder, but Dr. l’iaI-tlei
said that there were no traces of 11ch
‘ml in the man's stomach. An im
vortunt witness today Was Jesse My
~rs. who was a witness to the shooting
to was on the other side of the street
.vhen it occurred and on the stand it
lay he said his attention was first in
‘racted to the men whetrthcy web
muffliug on the street. lie said he. sat
Kelley go on to the sidewalk and lhii
Knox followed him and shot him. AI
or he fired the shot, witness said tlui
colored man and saw him arrested
The cross-csauflnailou of Myers toov
up a good part of the session of th
~ourt this forenoon.
NISE COUNSEL FROM THE SOUTI
' "I want to give some valuable udvlc
0 those who suitor Willi lame bac?
Ind kidney trouble," says J. R. Binnl
Iuship, of Beck, Tenn. "1 have prm
Id to an absolute certainty that Idler
Iric Bitters will positively cure thi
Ilstressing condition. The first be
is gave me great relief and after tnl
ug a few more bottles, 1 was com
Iletely cured; so completely that i
occupies a pleasure to recommend thi:
great remedy.” Sold under gusrnu
tee at F. ii. Baxter's. South Norwallt
Ind E. P. Wood‘s, Norwalk, druI
ztorea. Price 50c. ..
MRS. SCHIOTT FOUND INSANE.
B1 lDGE’PORT, Jan. 3i.—~Mine
ien no Schlott, widow of a former
Venezuelan minister to Norway. Will
yesterday morning committed to th:
Hartford Retreat for the Insane 0:
Judge Nohbs, in the Probate Court
upon the testimony of two physician
who found her suffering from mclsn
choiia. She has been residing will
her son and danghter-in-lnw. Mr. ant
Mrs. Johannes Schiott. at their-lash
lonable home at Park Pincc. Mr
Schiott, who was formerly a iieuten
out in the-Norwegian navy, recently
married May Esther Bedford. o daugh
ter of the Standard Oil magnate, E. '1‘
Bradford, of Greens Farms.
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA
TARRi-i THAT CONTAIN
. . MERCURY. . .
Is mercury will surely destroy thi
tense of smell and completely dotting:
the whole system when enterin lI
through the mucous surfaces.
articles should. never housed except on
prescriptions from reputable physi
clans. as the aniline they will do It
ten fold to the good you can possihi3
derive. from them. Hall’s comb
Co. Toi ed 0. contains ndimercury
and is take Internally. hating directly
upon the blood and mucous stiriscer
of the system. in buying Hall's CI
in Toledo. Ohio by F'. J. Cheney &
Co Testimonials free,
Sold by Druggtsts. Prico. 159 psi
bottle.
Tlake Hall's Fopll-y Pills Jf‘oJIJ‘ constl
I 'i
Dill-
IR]. WERE SUI.
cIDEB.‘ -
NEW LONDONIi1Ian,31.-Loulse
Minson. aged twenty esrs. employed
as a domestic. comm ttsd suicide on‘
Tuesday night at-tho residence at Mar.
ris W. Bacon. In this city“, by inhaling
gas. The girl we: desponde'nt over
' _ 1 1 of her familytw'hotv‘mre
tilt! Waterford town suth
«dropped 00er crevice
in the room, covered the windows with
quilts and turned on both goo jets in
her round. When the body was dis-
covered at 0: 30 today she had been
dead shot four hours The mother
more continuities untold
1 ‘ indune. 1000, ,
hot
{nox run. The witness run after thy J
11ch
Core. manufactured by F J Cheney I
tarrh Cure he sure you get the gene»
.3 nine. It is taken internally and made
7....“ are conditions roads. one: ‘
He is satisfied that the I
i'
lenators Not Sure Whether They Vot-
ed for Highway or Insurance
Commissioner,
HARTFORD, Jun. 31.-¥\Vilen the
enawrsbcgan to gather today the)
'lscusacd at some length the peculiar
trident of yesterday. when Highway
lonllnissionel MacDonald was con-
irmend It being the belief of several
but they were acting on the Immuni-
ion of Colonel MacDonald for lnsnr~
Iuce commissioner.
The umount of new business intro-
iuced was not great. Among the Inca-
‘zures werelhese: Making appropria-
ions for the llsnbury Hospital;- in-
promoting the Dnnbury Loud and Ti-
le Company; of several clubs In Dan
Iury uud Bethe! for appointment of n
‘cmale . deputy fector3 inspector:
unending the llanbuiy city challer;
Ipuolnting Carl 8 Poster deputy judge
Ind .lohn S. Pullman Judge of the
lrldgeport Court; on not concerning
he jurisdiction of the. Court of Com-
nou Pleas of New Haven county; III-
:reuning the salary of the first assisb
mi in the office of the state treasurer:
.ppoiuting Willium lluliey a commis-
:iouer of Hartford county. tabled on
notion of Senator‘McGovern and this
ictlon was also taken on the appoint»
Will. of Robs-rt A. Potter. of Bristol.
:4 the second commissioner. , 1
Amending the not to make close
canon on wild hares and rabblts'froin
auuary l to September 30; incorpor
ting the Count: Club of Waterbury
.Iiih power to he d and malutuin club
nose and grounds; amending; the
barter of St. Joseph's Temperance
\ssoclntion of Bridgeport; defining
orncy of 'Falrtleld county: nppropt‘ibt-
'or the insane to supply a deficiency:
-f Cosy Bench improvement Associa-
ion for amendment to charter to ex-
end territorial limits; the Aetun in-
uruuco Company for amendment to
harm that it may take marine risks:
0 establish a police benefit fund in
lmiden: establishing a ilr‘semcu pen
'on fund In Meildcn; nuthorizlug the
own of Portland to issue bonds:
mending thopct concerning; the dis'
Ioslilon of moneys received from liq-
Ior licenses so that 5 per cent, of such
myments in Mcritlen shall go to the
lrcmeu’s relief fund and another 5
er cent. to the pollen pension fund in
lint town: authorizing the Seymour
lnnufacturiug Company to increase
in capital stock to an umoIIut'not ex-
:eding two million and to issue bonds:
unending the‘luwon taking cscnilop-s
If) that the taking of hard or round
Imus on escnilop bunks shall be pun
shuhle by a line. .
CA sTo R IA
For Infants .ud dididrsu.
ill! find You Han Always Bought
Bomtho W
Signstnro of
L AFTER BAD GAS METERS.
General Assembly Asked to Investi-
gate the Question.
HARTFORD, Jun. 3l.«~Seuutor
William R. Brown of Br'ltlgepoit in
trounced a Iesoiuilou in the SeiIIIte
yesterday moulding for the appoint
_ "bent. of a committee of three, consist-
ing of one senator and two represents
tives. to investigate the question of
slot gas meters and report back in
the legislature with recommendations.
, 'l‘his pollen is taken upon request. of
Coroner Batch. of Folrtlcld county. in
viewJof the many receut'dcuths in
Bridgeport and vicinity due to slot gas
metres. which automatically shut off
the gas and turn it on again when a
quarter dollnr is dropped in the slot.
In Bridgeport. due to the fact that two
men went to sleep with gas burning
in theh mom. The light was later shut
of! by the automatic meter, and when
It quarter was put into it the supply
was turned on again' and the Icon
were suffocated. ~
Ono who suffers from chronic consti-
notion is in danger of many serious
ailments._ Orino Laxative Fruit
‘ Syrup cums chronic oonstipatiOn as it
side digestion sud stimulates the liver
and bowls. restoring the natural ac-
tion of these organs. Commence tak-
ing lt’toduy and you Will feel» better at
once Grins until ye Wt 30
does not nauseate or ripe and lovely
pleasant to take. (use substitutes.
gJJquirsltfied' a, rug Store and he Clifford
poems mom Jus'rlcs 0 our
DANBURY, Jun III out: It
puny, which but]
strating robin
he duties of the assistant state‘s tit»
ug $30,000 for the Norwich Hospital
I Only recently there wore two deaths
piish their purpose.
. .
GHRONIO CONSTIPATION CURED.1
of both houses. T he so
working majority on?
J the .or‘nioiniineut o
‘lisporls oi MIITIIII to New
Haven hiss tinned by Gov-
smut oi Interest to lint-waili-
or: by Beacon of iohn 8.
goymcur’s Om .
. J J
A rumor was circulated the latter
‘ portLof last week to the ed‘ect that
Senator Patrick McGovern. of the Sec
ond District. intended to vote against
the confirmation of Col. Theodore ii.
biscdoneid for insurance commission-
' . n to succeed the present incumbent,
'lhsrou ll psou.
A Huitford Times reporter
viewed Senator McGovern Suturday in
reference to the rumor.
Senator McGovern said the rumor
was without foundation. He knew no
reason why he should oppose the con
lit-mutton of Colonel lilncdonuid's
nomination for insurance commission
org-Colonel Macdonsid is his personal
friend and he is a man of ability and
IIItagrity.I He had' not the slightest
doubt that Colonel Macdonsld will
make an ofllclent and satisfactory
commissioner. Senator McGovern
spoke in the highest terms or insurx
once Commissioner. Upson and it was
rvidcnt from what he said that if “I.
Iipson hail been renominsted by (lot-
er‘nor Woollrui'f it would have ghcu
him (the seuntoti grout plcnsme to
win for his confirmation
The tnllt- of opposition to the con
tlrnnition of Colonel Mncdonaid to
calls the objection that was raised to
the nomination ’of Clarence Deming
when In 1803 he. was nominated for
finance commissioner by Gov. LII
ii Morris. The session of 1893
followed the deed lock session of
18.92, and in some of the departments
‘ the chief officials were hold overs.
The Hon. Orsain'us it. Fyler. of Tor-
rlugton, who is now railroad commis-
Iionet, was the hold-over insurance
commissioner; The senate, politically.
stood 12 to ill. but by the casting vote
“of the picsideut, who was Maui. tl-ov.
Ernest Cody, of Hartford, 3 Demo-
slut, the senate nus otgauized by the
Democrats and on n party vote was
Democratic. .. ,
Mr, {leniidgf 'wus looked upon by
the iloniocrnilc senators as It mug.
w,ump that fig—according to the How
of his politics taken by the party in
control of the senate—ens a {Numeral
of the academic typo. wbost pmtlcni
syiupathy with the party could not be
always rolled on. Mr. Deming. it
seems. wrote in It New York paper.
for which he corresponded from this
state, some cmhstlo criticisms of- tho
course‘dnken by the Democratic dur-
ing the dead Iock..sc:.sion. III was the
opinion of the Democratic senators
that Mr. Douiiug's views did not bar»
Iuonlse with the policy of the Demo-
cratic pnrty.-or it there was harmony
it was merely accidental and not as a
result of the Intention of Mr. Deming.
.They thought that the inttrouagc of
the party should be resorted for those
who were winsieiout, Her-y -Iiuy--lu
tho-year Democrats. They tlIeI'nefow
decided to oppose his confirmation.
0n Fob.18,1893..,(iovcruor Mor-
ris sent to the senate the name of
Clarence deing. of New Haven, for
insurance commissioner to iili out the
unexpired portion of the term tor
four years from July 1. 1891. The
nomination was referred to the senate
committee on executive nominations.
This committee consisted of Senators
Timothy J Fox of the Eighth (Dem. I.
Noble E. Pierce of the Fourth
(Dem), and Marcus H. Holcomb of
the Second (Ron). The numbers of
, those senatorial districts are accord
ing to the old districting. when the
senatorial districts in the state were
24. (in Feb. 23, the majority olithc
committe. consisting; of Senators
Pierce and Holcomb. rebelled against
the continuation of Mr. Deming and
the minority Senator For. whose home
was in New Heron, presented a minor-
ity report in fdvor ot‘ the nomination.
By a rising Vnoie of 4 to 15 the minor
ity report was rejected and by a vote
of 15 to 4 the report of the maiority
\vns accepted and the. resolution for
the confirmation of Mr Doming- wns re.
looted.
Contest of the Politicians.
The following day Governor Morris
sent the name of John S. Seymour of
Norwalk to the senate for insurance
commissioner. Mr. Ssyniour‘s admin--
ntion was acceptable to the Democrats
and they were desirous of continuing
his nomination, but the Republicans
were determined to continue Mr. Fyier
in office 1nd they Were not unwilling
to resort .0 political tactics to accom-
.Under the stat-
Eton there was a 60 doys‘ limit put
n the time for the billing of the oflicc
of insurance commissioner on the
nomination of tho govcruon if the
cities was not filled withip that thud
the appointment was to be made
the general assembly The chdbh‘
cans saw that the only way of keep hg‘
1W1 it‘yier In office was to play 3 its 9
of delay. if they could play this suc-
p; cessfuily they would achieve their
I purpose.
The appointment by the general Les-
sombly required the J 1
Y‘byau safe
couldé prevent;
IIIMUVOB was Republican
I.‘ ovol‘ for the bhlnmtic g
alt seemed so if the li‘aJ
The most common ounces of on
loom in some perversion of the
[shalom of the liver, or the retention
of bils in the bile duct."
WW!
I 0' m”
Ml, sve’. I ”DEW; :foym In"
Last!“ IEO;
@‘M’j’.
m‘ux‘. M:w
;: vein and
”W it
'00“... Inutisr Ind poisons b
W
ml ””3”me C...“ %‘
mil-bl in tin out“.
‘MLItfi
I
later-
For sale by R. H.
Kelley Jr... South Norwnlk, and E. P.
Weed. Noiwsik.
piiious to the Republicans. SonatoI
Sidney P. Ensign of SnllsbIII-y, a Dem
ocrat. representing the1‘lghth district,
decide-d to go to Was ington. D. 0..
on a visit. But before leaving be
paired with a Republican and that
left the senate ii to II. The Repub-
licans decided when the matter of the
confirmation of Mr. Seymour come up
to absent themselves ill a body and
their absence would leave the. senate
without II quorum. Oil Feb. 2? a re-
port was made on the. nomina ion of
Mr. Seymour. A majority of the com-
mittee. Senators Pierce and Fax, re
ported in favor of confirmation and
Senator Holcomb representing the Re-
pubiicau Ininority against.
On March 1 the reports were made
the order of the day for March 3 at
1 o’clock. All the Republicans were
absent except Senator Charles Phelps
of Vernon. who represented the old
Twenty-third district. llc remained to
raise the point that the-re was not a
quorum present and to force a. vote
which would result in the disclosure
Phelps moved that the roll bc‘cnilcd.
This motion was lost. The senator
then moved that the question he in-
definitely mstponed and that the mo
tlon be put by ayes and buys; lost.
Senator Fox moved that the report of
the majority of the committee be ac-
ended and the nomination of Mr.
Seymour continued.
Seuntor Phelps (who is now state
ntiorucI for Tollshd count3.) raised
the point that the lic‘utennut-goi eruot
hm] no right to: preside. Lieutenant-
finrornor Cally ruled that the point
was not well taken. The resolution
confirming the nomination of Mr. Sey-
mour was ”mimics-sod. When the vote
was being taken Seuntor Phelps rost-
III his seat to make a motion. in I”.
raised voice he addressed the choir.
but l.leui.eiiuui‘~GoI'crnm‘ Cody without
accruing to notice the senator. put tin
motion for the passage of the resolu-
tion. 1
When the senate had adjourned
i.ic-utenont.-tlovernor Cody walked
from. the president’s dusk to Senstm
Phelps' desk. and extending his hand
to the senator. said:
‘Scnator, am i mistaken in thinking
\ou wished to make a motion just
before adjournment?”
Senator Phelps as he took hold of
the lieutenant-governor 3 extended
hand was amazed at ills remark
There was a cordislity in the lieuten-
I-.ut-governor's grasp, and s1 sincerity
III his tone that, in, the senator‘s
opinion, did not comport with his re
fusai to recognize him.
Perhaps Lieutenant-Governor Cody
did not see Senator Phelps nor hear
his voice. This suggestion is made
even though It may bring a smile to
the faces of the participants in the
parliamentary episode which resulted
in the confirmation of John S. Soy:
mour for insurance commissioner.
é..—
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT RE-
GARDINO THE NATIONAH’URE
soon Add onus I. ‘
-We are pleased to announce that
Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs. and we recommend
' It. so a safe remedy for children and
; adults.
Pinisted's Drug Store and
The Clifford Pharmacy. . “
DOVER. N. H. Jam: 31.-—'I‘he work-
ing hours of 2000 employes of the
Cucheco Manufacturing Company here
been cut down as a result of the fire
which destroyed the lingo No.1 mill
of the corporation last Saturday with
a loss of five lives. in addition to
those nearly five hundred bands who
Worked in the ruined structure are
out of work The cutting down of the
hours of thc other employee is doc to
tho domngc caused to the lighting
. plant by the fire in“ the No. ‘1 mill
. M
It is undigested 1060,. that causes
‘Inurno‘ss an painful Indigestion. no
dol is a solution of vegetable acids
it digests what you est, and corrects
the dodciolioleb of meadow Kodol
conforms to the“. Nutlonttl nPureFood
and Drug Law. 1 Bold hero by The
I'lliford I’hurnmc ml The Bridge
,0? money 1i
JAPS CANNOaQATTENDL?“ FRAN.
SAN FRANOi this 3i.-—-Schooi
l‘JiI-ectors Which? nn‘d Ronooveriflwiil
leave for Wsshin ton night in rate
Ilictihe to Rm‘h‘idq. up notewor- invite-
ion They doci In that they are de-
‘; surmised not to allow Japanese to at. 2
tend public schools other plan those.
limit it :wlils Ii
titty 0;pr
J mt aside for (medulla Tito bent-d oh
unit 10th to Mr J
not
‘ i
of the absence of a quorum. Senator M D
EMPLOYES THROW OUTOF WORK L
Ll'unishmont of Lei-Ito! Owners.
AHTRFOBD Jun air-A plus for
the full enforcement of the law in the
cases of those convicted of cruelty to
dumb hrutes or humus beings Is one
feature of the Ieport of the Rev. Dr.
W. Deloss hove, president oi the
Connecticut Humane Society. at the
annual meeting of that organisations
here yesterday He churpctericed many
of the cases bundled by the society as
dI-sprraic and my ful. and showing suf-
fering in its dreadful climax, adding:
“We are ever finding some one who
is responsible for the suffering, some
one, foI instance who ills no excuse
of ignorance, but out. of avarice. or an-
get, or vice. create his animals cruelly.
It is raIely poverty or misfortune
that lead to the greatest suffering. but
it is depravity. We believe therefore
I before modern social 1 science
so ves its problems. it must come to
insist upon II duo. enforcement of the ‘
penalties of the law. it is charnctei»
istic of all laws that. they place the
responsibility. but that Is voiceless if
the courts depot make criminals feel
it. Moreover, this human fault, when
found. needs something more than
penalty. it needs correction. The res-
negiecul his family, is the basis of the
probation system. which some ,tlmes
corrects his fault, but when he cannot,
he needs arrcformutory. Our low of:
ten finds the cause of suffering. but
does nothing to correct. Penalty is
a hopeless, attempt at it. that is all
Our present jail system is voiceless
for the and sought. Nature suggest-
ed the solution longago, for hard
work In ustur'e s reformntory"
Aliudiug to the present dog score
In this state. the report raises the
question of whether it should not be
made a crime to keep a dog whose
propensity to bite children or animals
in its neighborhood is established. .
The report of Gencmi Agent Thrall
says that there has not beanie, your
in which there have been so .many
aggravated cases of suffering to in-
quite into as the one Just nasty, and
that there need not be a. case of un-
necessary cruelty ions-continued in
our state if the society's attention is
called to It.
During the. 3ear 454 children were
relieved and over 0000 cases oi! Ill-
treatment to animals were investigat-
ed and rectified. .,
The following odlcers were chosen:
President—Rev. W. Deloss Mite.
Secretary-G, .Pierrepont Davis.
Treasurerv—Rslph W. Cutler.
drill the old committees were I‘d-elect-
e .
CURED OF LUNG TROUBE‘E.‘
“it is now eleven years Since Lf had
a narrow escape from consumJgtion."
writes C. 0. Floyd s leading b inoss
man of Kershswit. S. C. "I had run
down in weight to 136 pounds and
coughing was constant both my day
and by night. Finally 1 began taking
Dr. Kings
tinned this tor sbout six months;- when
my cough and lung trouble were so;
tirely gone and l was restored to In:
normal weight of 170 pounds. " Thou
mods of persons are healed ove’p
your. Guaranteed at. F. H. Baxter
South Norwaik, and E. P. W1eed'u Nor
walk drug stores. 1500 and 0100. Trial
bottle free
PROSPERITY IN CALIFORNIA.
Building Conditions vii, Satisfactory,
and Record Breaking Prison
Received for Crone-
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 3]. —ln, Its
monthly bulletin of progress issued
today, the California. promotion com-
mittee says:
“The iirst month in the new year
has been one of progress in Califor-
fornis promotion committee Show that
all parts of the state are feeling the
influence of improved conditions.
"Conditions
far as building operations and com-
merco are concerned, are eminently
satisfsctdly. Mme than 039 000,000
expenditure is called for by the 7. 734
building permits which have been is»
sued since the tire.
"California's hop and raisin crops
have been exhausted lit the highest
prices had in many years, and it is
estimated that the orange crop will
amount to 30 .000 cm loads which bring
top prices in eastern markets "
nnmtidosb Wm chm fiths
h
harm little Wingles- 06 m
mkonedsnd locubistb utint‘Enld
bus-tin 1'00””! total)
the bowels. and I iInnIIts .“W the ”JillttlfJ'JJ‘IrJunnh'Jo to
tiv It Oboe olstoeol todtsb walls
saith yur. t.)
0. hour gripe or nonunion
W
CONSULAR SEgXIcE EXAMINA~
WASHINGTON, Jun.
of the examinations for the consider
by cretnry Root has been' fixed for
More 14 use. so far, scarcely more
than half a dozen persons hive been
icsiguuted for the oxomtnstlon though
that number of vacancies in the cones.
tar service will exist by the date stun
ed. The trouble I; nl cady morphine.
lies in the dililcnt ty of indih spill
or mere languages and at t e saith
time possessing an acquaintancp with
business methods likely to make slight
changes. may be made in the scheme
for examinations already laid down lis-
F00dfore the splicehtc are actually cslliid
before the examiners at the Jiltdte lcho
bin-intent
WE
HOW TO CUR! CHIL'LAINS
‘l'l‘o. enloy freedom from chilhisins"
“i apply Bucklen' s Arnicnr ivs‘.
H W1
also listed it for sub, ’
may with e
mites.d iIIfdoleIIJtmtiioer‘I Jena burns.
wounds-1 e an s n lessees.
at F HI 1 been: Norwsllt.
and
stores.
possibility of the drunken father who-
New Discoery and con.
bin and reports received by the Call 1
in San Francisco, s01.
01 “The first
service under the new rules laid down ‘
it is expected that more than twice .
cunts properly coulppcd tee nicdlly 'L
with the necessniy ltnowied o of. lilo»
good Consuls. It is probable that guide .
Wilton John Kemp; 100st Oilsfl'uid. his. 3‘
lent results. " Gusrsntse‘dto “dart f or '
iii. 1’. Woiid‘s. samba drug
I: ,3... out. Ween in
~ Lauren transactions
An iiidividttsi maniac is not
III good u s GUARANTEE Tl-
I your e I e
YORK AND: .COle' NIIO‘l‘lCUT
NORTGAGE AND TITLE
GUARANTEE 00.. you are ab-
solutely guru; because it PM)-
TEOTS YOU molt LII risks '
lucid-palm toIithIII to trans-
actions. One tee imam you
nation; us you own the prop I
or y.
A policy in this Company
laces the entire .gbockin of
URPCAPI'I‘JAJL bottlind YOUR
E T! I
NII‘IY or write home oihce.
1 In on I unmet
plumes-rm amp.
Nowhechsiio. New York.
”salesmen commute"
OLEANS. N. Y.. Jun. 31. wEx-Govel
nor Higgins about I rather uncomfor
table eyening. but rested more easily
later. under the influenceof opiates
and today was in about the some con-
dition as during the past four or five
HIIIIII IIIIIIII
45 well st, NorwIIk.
94 Washington St, So. NbrwaJIlJc
Real [slots and Insurance.
We have several decided bargains
in Income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
Valentines
So too 15c 20¢
Donovan Block. 1
Aucnuor Or I
People tell us that the truth
hie. with most popular-priced
1 coffee In that the quality is now
even-up and down. good this
pound, bad the next. They
could hardly expe'ct otherwis‘s
as the dealer is entirely at the
Incrcy of the jobber. Union
Pacific 2512" Mocha and Jun
quality is always up above stan-
card, We import it. we must
it we turn it over to’tbe culi-
tumor without the assistance of
ii single out iderwl'l‘ CANNOT
HELP lllBlN UNIFORM.
Tea Co... ~-
126 Washington Oh. $0. Not-walk.
lt' tliit glitter than
III;
has and tilt m1?
Plot ‘ L sit merk,
I III- I
and"
Norwalk Chronicler