_ AllIed ll. Botrtwoil is expected to of-
~, , 'I‘he Presbyterian (‘ l:.11111lI
. will give under the auspices of- the
1 chowder party on Washington
‘ tiny. February 22.
Saturday ,, a» fly,
219.: a pound
. Put In) in 1...... pouch boxes 1'1cry
one 0001011111111 11 choice assortment of
us. 1mg whirling crsamy
TAKE 440815 A 89X.
flthbfiMmy
PLAN!!! 5 13mm. PROPSJ
REDDING.
Eugene Adams is building a tone»
meat for his employee, B?“ Godfrey.
Dennis Ryan has 11111011 11 year's en-
sflsfiflwflt as 11 farm hand with A. G.
, Barnett.»
.1 1.1118111111111111 1.1.1.1. has been added
to that ndnstrtal departments of the In
0. Peck 1111100.
The town has received from High-
way Commissioner MacDonald a check
for “.560 on account of the Great Hill
inuu'ovements.
Three of Harry Inunsbury's cows
got, at. his out bin the other day and
M1'11.S S.N11pho.y is 1111111.... in?
New Britain.
111-11. 81111111 Charles is slowly lmprov- M"-
iug at her borne, "4 Second Street.
flurry Benton is homo from Troy
. Institute for 11 short vacation.
Wallace Bates of Bridgeport has
been in East Norwalk on a business
trip. ,
For factory sites in Wedge Park an
ply to the blast Norwnlk Board of
Trade. ,
David D11 b.5011 of East. Norwalk,
visited his daughter Mist-1 Mabel Dick
sun, In 141'1111(:'hrill0hrst week.
Saved by 1111 Ark will be the theme
of Puslor lluvis' discourse in the Ad-
vent Christian Church Sunday even-
his
I no uill.
.. daughter Mrs. Robert. ll. Nichols. 'l‘hI'
gorgod themselves, with results fatal
to one, of them.
The late Mrs. Angeline Wilson loft
The only heir is bor grand-
estate nulouts to between $6, 000 and
87. 000.
"4 Arthur ilargravc,l1011d milkor 114 I.
0 Pwk's furn1.wus married in Port
chester u few days lillltt1 to Miss Ella
Carney of the west sido. The couple
are living in the Drew place owned by
Peck.
The recent freeze enabled those who
had not. already done so to fill their
Ice houses. I) S Sanford was as.
stated in his Ice harvesting by the p11~
pile of his school who insisted on lend-
411g their sersvico
Daniel ll. Werner. who now occupies
one of the places in Innetown own.
ed by Edward S Deacon, of Bridgeport
has entered into 1111 agreement with
E. J Miller to work the tailors exten-
sive farm on shares the coming year.
Mr Miller In 1.1.5.. to go to Bethe] to
engage in the hardware business
At the Danbnry hospital last l11i1l11y
John R111 holds ..,Ir underwent on 11111
ration by wlrlch several pieces of dis-
Tho dredge Albany is to be left 114: eased bouo “'9'“ removed from NH “‘8'
her 11111111141 berth opposite1 tho l‘ololl
iul lt‘oundry tor the I'1>IlI.1lnd1'rui' the
season '
A new freight 0.11'. No.5 ',6 Wit}! run no
here today by Cole’s electric oxprosn.
T his vehicle looks somewhat more like
.11 car than a shed on wheels.
.lorry Keogh was at. Work this morn
ing :11 ion tide making pipo
lions lllllltl‘ John Cole's l111us<1.llo.‘
says that tho mud thoro is muddy
11nd from all appeamnces he. spoke
the truth.
While most 1111.11.11: Would not. ho-
licrcfithat therein a piece ot‘ rock 111
the. bottom ol‘tlro Norwalk rlvrr'. bo-
th‘clI the tworbr'jdgoas, tho \Vardwoli
pile. (lriror struck solid rock, which
cauuod tho lillttl to mushroom. ’l‘ho
rock is illlOIlt thirtydlvo or forty l'm't.
bolow lilo surface ol‘ tho water.
and ,
:tbovo it is 1111 glutinous mud.
st 'l‘ 111 ditty cv1nin',',.ll( ,unul oil 1'1-111
noble doubt. the meeting will ho the
out. exciting the organization has ev-
' ”held. Election of 01110011: for “10-,
Inning your will occur. and several ',
IOSUOIIS of Inuchirnportunce will be. ,
' iscussod. There bus always been con-
'ldorabl11 l’nIIlt. found with coriain
inodsuros 11nd pmoticos. which the
meeting will try to flour up; thoro-I
fore. 11H Inolnhcrs are requested to be
present.
ROWAYTON. l
ftowo‘ylon Methodist Clrurobw-llovd
l5. W. Bysshc, pastor, will ,proaclr at
both services. Evening service
special evangelistic in character. The l
orchestra will lead in the song ser-
vice preceding the sermon,
JuuuaIy did Something to maintain
its title of 11 winter month although
most of the time. it, was mild and tem-
perutc. We have ’llad 21 number of
snow storms and the lust covered tho
ground with 11 flcccy mantle to a depth '
of four inches.
Inombors 1'14 his family;
1’ 1111111 McDonald Robert Ferry and
turn”),
an tS-your-olrl pupil of the
School, to bo'.11nno mentally nubulono
L114! 111111 on Friday 1.11.1 he slipped away
unobst'rw‘ll and walking to BellIol
lumrtlt'tl ll
oidor' irrelhor, who hnpponod to'bo :1
llvt‘itit'ligl‘l' on the train saw his (mull
at. N111 \u'llk
l‘ho long tlohrycd urt'cting ol" the up tho Hudson and his parents 2111.- in
.stlmc Athletic Club will be bold 11.05011”,
Eli. who recently died alone in
shanty from acute prIounronln 111111 was
He was so long ill rallying from tho
cffotts of either that 11 total Issue was
feared and his parents were hastily
summoned. lie regained conscious
us just as they arrived.
A list of those who are or intoly
have been on the sick list with grip and
colds would include 11 good part of
tho populul ion
1: 0111100- 7‘
Among the victims .11 (1
own (iork Nickerson and all the
MI'. and Mr.s
and Marcus Burr and faintly
Nortousnoss (21111111011 John 'Mchur
Sanford
1min for Stamford His
ion and placed him in .1 unniturluu.
Y0unn M1 Near 5 hour.- 1
At lost the papers making oonvty
1111011. of tho property of the Old l‘ui
Club association to Frunk It. Chumb
11's, representing Roger’s, Pool 4’: (311..
If New York, have been executed. At"-
.01' the transfer was effected Mr. Churn
born accompanied by an ar'r'iritott 11nd
It‘ugono Adams '1 lord] bIIildI'r 1111 lilt' .1
careful inspoulon of the. tlllll house
'wlth .1 View to arranging for repairs
and alterations;
hoforc the building is needed for tho
lItlll‘l'l'S, Pool. and Company employee.
who will use it. aulreudqnnrters in u
schexllc of rest and hculilr seeking.
These will ho made
These well acquainted with Joseph
his
ruriod by the town. were aware. that
his life was embittered by 11 domestic
tragedy.
try, Eli worked hard Iurril
enough money
payment of his wife‘s our sage
The draft 0111110 back intact with the
explanation that soon after h: s tlop1r—t
After coming to this coun-
he saved
to send home for the
()l’fil‘l
"'0 #0111 Europe she took to horsolf
'nnothpr husband and con-.11. qunntly that
Rowuyttli't Bd‘bllfit Church—Sunday the mono ot‘ the draft was not recog-
serviccs :as follows:10:"0 p 111 and
7p p. 111.. public worship with 1101 man
flciatc. 11:45'1'1.'111. Biblc'school: 4
l). 111.. Junior F'ndcnvor Society; 6:15
p. m, Senior Endeavor Society in nn-l
lop service with the bipw'orth tongue.
nixed as hers. Eli made little out11 111d
fuss over the woman's treachery, but
settl
sec
tion I!) get along in the world.‘ '
A few days ago Abraham G. Burnett, - 5
recently of Pittsburg. made a second
into a steady melancholy. 11ml
(1 to have lost his former 1111th
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock bad- investment in “8061118 8681' 99min b)’
lcs' All} 0.11-1er meets in the chIIr.ch
Thursday cvcningnl 7:30 lluppy Hour one
service. felloworl by the monthly meet.-
lug 01' the Executive Board
DARIEN AND N OROTON
The Nllcrman residence. Coilcnder s .
Point. formerly ”lo 'i‘r'owindgo placo,
In having two additions, Inudc doubling
the sine. A New York firm is doingl
1110 work.
Nor oton.
clam
Birth-
Y.I’. Society. (3.12., another
, WESTPORT.
Thomas McKeima has fully recover-
ed from the severe attack of pneumo-1
1‘ that at 1.11.. time threatened to
1111110 111101.
E 0.3413040 having a lot of ice hur-
796866 from «Mills? pond. It; averages
10 inches in thickness. and is of 011001
1m entity and it 11111111110111.
.W
‘ WEST NORWALK.
. “..ch, of 11.5 New Canaan
od‘lyst‘ Chgrcb, r1343“ l41110.1(;tozéarvlcou
11 on 11y p 111., ,
uflmm
if 1110.11.10.01.»
.Ilud‘ W ‘u‘tlclldlrl f“44ll Stamford
hold services 411 111.6 'I‘ulnlnilttu.
‘hspel Sunder 1.111111111111111 7
All tire invited to attend .qu
car this 011111 14011419101111
build
01100 _
Burnett 1qu been occupying the Anron , ,,
Road placo also in the Loot-down Ilis- ,_
trial, which he bought obtrut 11 your ,
’ ”at
purcér‘lsing the [arm of W,'licn1'_v Hill; 1
It lies ulrtmt one
of excellent lurid. The house is
org 11nd Well arranged and the other
gs are of corresponding size and
once. Since last. November Mr,
1.11:1) it was his lniontion to erect.
l‘osttnunior. Frank W00“ Nllfl'wn-‘u fine. now 1111111101100 upon it in the
'. ‘3 shelving ”"n’" “"5 “m" "WWW“ 'sprihu, but this plun he has abandoned
of ullcll work in I'oIIII oi' born. 1.1101111 'owlnu ,0 his acquisition of the m"
and sculbrp shoil phi cushions of his property and the fmt'u‘flt it com-
911711111481 11.-1...... 11 house to 1.1.. liking. He will ' .
romovo in the Hill house on April 1,
11nd at thessnnre time Mr. ,
tcr upon thooocupn‘ncy of. the, Read
house. ,
be only temporary.
for the Hill place by Mr. Barnett is
understood not. to be 4111' from 814.000.
It. is his plan to utilize the tract for
the breeding of highcinss draft horses,
11 purpose for which it is admirably
adapted. This Is 1111 industry new to
Hill will on
His soiournthcrc will probably
The price pull!
this. localityxnnd people’ believe. that.
the 'unter'prlesc will provo 11 success. -‘
,Mr. Burnett; has been secretary and
treasurer of 11 large foundry business
in Pittsburg of which hr father in
the principal owner and In t the Smoky
City to come here because outdbor life
and farming pursuits better suited his
inclinations.
LICENSE MONEY FOR ORWALK.
The County Compliant ,erp yester-
tiny compiled a. report of: flirt upper
they received 1.1.1.11 11111111111184 liquor
11111111110111.1113111111111111 but! till! 11617166441 '
turned over to the various towns in
the county. Bridgeport "willntjcuclwr'
833,007.60 from. the 14011110011; Standard.
81.2.16: Norwaik, 8810'. Newtown. 84f»;
«.rconnich 84's; Westptnt, 8405; conn-
1:., 13 61.7. 1.0
11....
the most desirable farming pr-o ‘
pert es in' the town
,milo‘horth of the Center in a high,
rollir'tg country and contains about 300
acre
'4 Willi any in annual, from
the records 041,110 Soldicu' Home.
deaths took puree in the Institution,
not including one veteran of the
Spanish American war (Thomas R
1611111111011,fo 1,814Q. V I Oct. 28,
0:11.14 88 room). The average age of the
Civil War Veterans who died last
year is 71 2588 yearn. .
Representative Kama member of
the Soldiers’ Hospital Md, whose
active interests hi all that pertains to
the Home is appreciated by the real.
dents and by all friends of the old
diers has obtained for the 31.11.117.38
Advocate 11 list of deaths during 1906,
11nd Icgiment. It is as follows:
J:.111 144111111 Benjamin Jones, 00.
A 9151 N '1’. V I...71
Jan 0—Michael Lula, Co. C 6th C.
V. l. 84. ‘
lan. 6—lsnac Smith, Co A, lltb C.
V. l., 83.
Ian ibwliarrison Whitney, Co. C.
211 C. V. H. A, 4.
Feb lZ-Cbarlos M. Ferguson, Co.
I“, 2311 C V l. 69
Fel1.18-W1;llsll.llubbhrd Co. H.
121.110. V l.
F‘cb 22-Jobn Storey, Co. K, 13th
C. V I.
Feb 23-Wililam H. Smith, (10.14.
13th C. V. l. 73
CMaroh 8—~Willian‘1 C. Whipple, Co.
C,lst C V. 0., 63.
March 17—Mlchael Scully, Co. ll.
[st C. V. H. A. 66.
March l7~—'Jnmes ll. Hoyt, Capt.
68111 N V. V 1.,
March l9——Jobn 0.1303110, 00.1).
21.11 C V. l., 86.
March A’s—«(Andreas Schwenk, Co.
H 6th CV
March 23-John Davis. Co. C. 5th
N. Y. Arty, 60.
March 29~John J. Fischer, Co. I,
let (‘1 V II A. 69.
March 29wlillkunnb Morse. Co. C,
7th C. V. I. 62.
April 2-Jobn Rix, Co. G, Elsi. C. V.
l., 75.
April 5~Calvln D. Nowell. Co. ll.
46th Muss V I. 63.
April 9~Dunicl Leakey, Co. F, llth
..V l. 67.
CApril 13~-qu hue Co. I).
12111 C. V,l..$'17
April 20- Charles H. Moore Co. 8‘
28th (‘1 V. l..
April lib—William ll. Cuntlcld Co.
112,281] C V I 65.
April 2——2 Andrew J. llovcy, Co. B.
mm C. V I.. 73.
April 2-i-Gcorg0 W. Ludlcu, Co. A.
29th C. V I.
April ii'1—~-Pbcips E. Gilmore, Co. I
31st Muss. V. I., III.
April 11-—1.1.1.1.... Carney, Co. A.
21] C. II. V. A., 67.
May 4~li1111ry E. Thomas, Co. 8‘.
7th (‘. V I.
May l-—-—.l.1111011 Mellon. 00 G 20th
1‘. V l., 74.
YMn) ll-H11lIIy 0. Fox, 011.78, 6th N.
If A, 67.
May 15 1--~Philip Gallery,
V. l. 70.
M111 if. ----- ’l‘honrns Milnes, Co C, 21
V. if. A. 79.
M .rv 16~(.colg:c Marsh
C.. 71.
M.11'20~.Artomus Stockmsn 00.1).
4111 Mass. Atty. 69.
May 20-John Mcy,er Co. D. list
N. Y. V. 1.. 76.
M111 24-.. Jobu'F Greene, Co. H, 1111
logan,
(‘ 'CO. 13, 9th
('8
Co. A 181
2lw’John Lambert, Co E 12th
4'. V. 1.. 1‘0
Mny lil|~—(loorgo K. Sergeant, Co.
ll lel C V L. F8.
Juno twill-my '1‘. 81111111. Co E.11th
ll S. C. 'l‘.. til
Juno 7—lloury H. Hlncklcy. CO. I).
46111 Muss. V l, 65.
June ldwt‘onstnntiue
K, 27th C. V. l‘
.IIIrrels»-Willi11m Hannah. 00. F,
20th C. V. l.,
Jurm —-E1'1"ctt W. Hall, Co. C,
12th C. V. l., 6. '
.Iune 29,~.l‘nrues Reynolds, Co. E,
25111 0. V1 1., 7 .
June Elle—Eli H1111, Co. F, 20th C. ’V.
l.,,78.
July Iii—Edwin L Cook. Co. E, 6th
C V. l., 75.
July lS—Goorge‘E. Johnson, Co, B,l
11th C V. l.
Strobel. Co.
‘ is what‘Mrs. ‘Lu‘ey
$4.0m“. of Tilton, Ga...
-.-.said after taking
. ' Kodol for Dys-
\ . pepsin. Hundreds
' of 111111111111:
woman 0r.
being 1'0-
stored to perfect
health by this rom-
, ody. YOU may be
well if you will talc.
it. ,
.. lndigartian‘c‘aum
nearly all tho sick-
11050 that wanton
mill, v0 cream
to dip” _ illitwholou
some food that may
the body. 01111 10816414014418 will: 0mm,
restoring health 011 , __|, . . .
nilevuintiigntion. ‘ " ‘
tour rishm, belching. hurllill'fn
Itomuch dlwfddt'l.
,.I,
. or; 1.41“ I
THE L‘MFFORD ul’HARMAOV
1110 911101111 PHARMACY
"VJ
' ”bring the year recently ended. 84 ‘
giving in each nose the name, date ,
l
1.111111111111111
meat is extracted
utilised for making rich ml blood.
stron o‘er-vol and health motive
out. 1.1110100 11m..-
tton ”nammumd or money refunded.
001mm 11
tummmbrsm.
[J {A j“. {.1 l I. ‘0.
ibrthdrun
For sale by Ii. ll. P16401011 and E. W
'43
Kelley, .lr., South Norwalk, and E. P
Weed. Norwalk.
4
July its—Charles G. Wright, Co. K.
16441. C. V. l., 7].
July 36—01111de G. Murphy, Co. I,
261i. C, V. l., 67
iuly ‘11~—ldw1113.Coolldgo Co. I3.
5th C. V. l., 69.
August l—Ccorgc A. Putnam Co.
1,.41stN Y,..,Vl 66.
. Au" l3~~Adum Dietrich, 'Co. A, let
0 V. C., 77.
Aug. l7~Jumos Farrell, lst C. V.
Lt. Buttery, 74.
A1111. :10~bliolracl Handley, Co. I.
81b, 0. V, l., 70.
Aug. lib—Charles Lynn, Co. 1, 23d
C. V. l., 79.
Sept. iii—John Donahue, Co. I, 18111
C V. l., 61.
Sept lowi’eter Gray. Co. K. 14th C.
V. '.,I 68.
Sept. 17~—-l)nniol B. Abel. Co. B, l'lth
V [179.
Sept Ell—‘Nnthnn C (iorion, Co. I".
filth C. V. l, 81.
Sept. 25~Juduh I1. Witter, Co. G",
264110. V. l.. 73. _
Sept. 22 -lionry llc'rrick, Co. C.
12111 C V. l., 66
VOICL l~Jolrn Mayor, Co C 6th C.
75.
V"1011.1 5—-—Gem‘go Richards Co.C,29tl1
V 75.
C.
(V
00L]
C 11.1.
(“M 17—411mm If. Starr. Co. C. 29th
v. I. 79
Oct 22— 1.01.1.1 r in... Co K, 1111.
.v. I. 7..
ii-Jord.In linker. Co. Cr, 22 it
6.2
()c "‘.!~«Cluulo.~1 l6. Goodule. 00 Ill,
Isl C. V. H. A. 75.
011.1 23~O11011r l’cck, Sculnun U. S.
N” Fill.
()(gl L’t—-John Labor, Co, In, llth C.
V. l. 7.
.1014. 2311
C. VJ 7.7
()11120-~Michnel 111113111 00 11 211.1
C. V .74.
26- luilns ll ' 01.61.11.111.
Oct.I 28—John Reilly. Co D. 5th 0.
V. I. 68.
Nov 9~Roger€ 0111131111111 00. D,
lst N. V V. C..(‘ 11
Nov tswltlchn'rd Mitrlin, Co ‘ B.
t7thC V. 1.. 73
Nov. 26—Duvld 'Hull Co. K 17th C.
V. l., 77.
Nov 29—«1ghomas Rockford Co. A,
ltlh C V. I..
D1111. 4~Moues W. Hatch, Co. E.
4111 Maine V. l., 05.
Doc 9~1heotlore W.
‘ld C V. l., 74.
Dec. lit—George H. Deming, Co. II.
3311 C. V. I, 79
Dec. l‘4——Go_orge Whitman, 00. F.
mm C V 1.78
Dec. 16-Charles Stanley Co. D.
291110. V. I 5
Dec 16—461'l11nzo Lombard, Co. G,
tilth C V l. 73
Dec wafirank M. Morgan, Co. A,
10th C. V. I., 73.-
Dec. 29-Wiiliam A. Royce, Co. K.
11111 C V. l., 73.
"MEN PAST‘SIXTY IN DANGER.
:fiSwonl Co. 11‘,
years of age suffer‘from kidney and
bladder disorders. usually enlargement
1 or prostrate gland. This is both painful
and dangerous, and Foley‘s Kidney
Cure should be taken at the first sign
of (longer. as It corrects irregulaitics
and has cured many old men of this
disease. Mr Rodney Burnett, Rock
Port 1110., writes: “I suffered with on-
11.11 ged prostrate gland and kidney tron-
ble for yearn and after taking two
bottles of b‘oicy' s Kidney Cure I feel
better 1111.11.11 have for twenty what's
although I am now 91 years old For
sale by The Clifford Pharmacy and
Plulsted‘s Drug Store. .
ASSEMBLVMAN , DONAHUE’S
FRIEND UlClDES. ,
NEW YORK F. 2.-John 3036.
third; dive years old 1‘1 clerk, and llfon
long friend (If Assemblyman W
Donahue who shot and killed himself
In .1 saloon In Brooklyn night befmv
lust, committed suicide today under
identically thc’u'samc circumstances
while on his way home from attend-
ing his friends 11'11ko.Boyd left
Donninw's home shortly utter mid-
night and 1111111111 to; walk 11111110011
the way he stopped in 11'. saloon»'vvh‘erc
he met some friend‘i He went to a.
lavatory and shot. himself dead No
cause for suicide other than that he
was depressed by the death of Dona.
11110 is 1111111111, .
11.... love 1.. 1.1.1. the sins they love
to not.~—-Sha.keb ca .
MANY BCHOgLKOHlI-MREN ARE
Motionz Gray's Sweet, Powders for
01.111111... used by 1111111101 Gray, 8. nurse
in Children a 1401110,.18016 York, break
up Gold: In 84 111111.. cure Feverllh-
1101111. 1411111401180, 8801111108 Troubles,
Tecthlnli 1110011401th11 resolute
children 1.1.... fev 11411601111 1111116611
011 " Sold by 041% or by in t.
91111 9111110411 can“; 11.1.1...
Alien 8 01111111404.“ ROY. fiN Y. ,1 ,
More than half mankind over sixty 1
' WMMJ‘ front here.
" ed. .wrclniuidiylr
lulu Work 11111111116 Whore» .
the Bowed 1 W854. months. 1111.
Emily. .11 9 .2011.
It in, 11.11 10.11.11. 811111137111. would for:
Mm
, MMKMW , I,
840889 11.0.»... it. ” '
11 88cm .Nbrwulk people take
their you in their‘ hands by the 1101;
looting the kl‘dncy' when they know
these organs deed help. Sick kidneys
are responsible for a vast amount of
suffering 111111111 health, but there. is no
need to suffer nor to remain in daugcr
when all diseases and ashes and pains
due to wank kidneys can be quickly
and permanently cured by the use of
Dean’s Kidney Pills. Here is the
statement of a South Not walk citizen
who has reclaimed good health by the
use of this remedy
Mrs. G M. Phillips, of it Raymond
84., South Norwulk. Conn, SnyS'
“For four or five years I have been
annoyed with attacks of pain through
the lotus and around the kidneys.
Whenever I caught cold. it dented it-
self in the small of my back and the
trouble became decidedly irritating. I
used different. remedies but received no
benefit until I went to Plnisted's Drug
Store and got Dunn's Kidney Pills and
began using them. The treatment not
only cured the backache and kidney
trouble but my g oral health was
greatly improved. shall recommend
Dean's Kidney Pills ut'evcry oppor-
tunity. for I think them a remedy de-
serving of the highest praise."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster- Milburn (30.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
take no other.
..,... Mm... -.. m. w...” ._..
ELECTRIC PLANT PLANNED.
Railroad Sheds and Turntable to be
Electrically Operated.
DANBURY, Fob.- 2.——In the shed of
the old Main street railroad station
there now reposes 11 big boiler the pro
porty of the railroad. The boiler has
been here for some time but quite
recently its loneliness has been distur.
bed by the arrival of some electrical
machinery and thereby hangs 11 story.
It. is underatood‘thnt the boiler and
machinery that have arrived form part
of the equipment of on electric plant
to be operated by the railroad in the
local yards.
The plant will probably not be con-
structed for some months yet, in fact,
a year is figured on. This work will
not be started until the coal sheds and
turn table now being built are con»
plotodand the work on these has been
set back quite badly by the severe wen-
ther of the past few weeks. When
built It is expected that. the electric
plant will be used to operate the coal
shed machinery and the turn table. and
it. Is also believed that the plunt'wlil
be used for lighting the railroad sta-
tion and for other lighting purposes
of the mod for this city.
Norre of the local engineers of the
road are able to tell any of the details
of the plans which are under the
charge of the New York division, The
plant it. is reported is to be built nour
tho, now turn inble where the swamp
land is at present This is to ho. fil-
led in for the site of the how build
lugs.
W
0110.10.11.11
flu find You 111.111.1111 Bought
Boar: the /
81511011111004 , , . .
ONLY GOOD JAPANESE TO COME.
Plan to Exclude From This Country
All Coolies.
LOS ANGELES.Cal.,Fcb.1.~—-
Gouroku lklda, of 81m Francisco,s sec-
rotary of the Japanese Association of
America, a prime mover In the Japan~
one school controversy at San Fran-
cisco, Is here to meet with tWenty-
three representutlves of the associa-
tion for 11. two days’ conference on
questions of interest to the Japanese.
“We have organized to promote
welfare in America, and this is our
third conference." said 11141111.. “There
are sixty thousand Japanese in this
country and there is necessarily much
of importance to be discussed.
“We expect to take up the discus-
sion of the pdvisubllity of excluding
the Japanese coolles who go to H0110
lulu as laborers from the mainland.
.I believe that if only the best class
of Japanese merchants come to Call-
fornla there could be no objection.
We .want to build up our trade and
see no reason why we should not
bring much that In good to America.”
m
RISING FRO MTHE GRAVE.
A prominent manufacturer. William
A. Fertwell. of Lucunn,‘ 0,, relates
11 most remarkable on 9.11.11... He
says: “After 1.1.1.1.. less than three
1 bottles of Electric Bitters, I feel like
one rising from the grave My trou-
blIe is Bright’s disease, in the Diabetes
stage. I fully believe Electric Bitters
will cure mo permanently, for it has
already stopped the liver and bladder-
complications which have troubled- Inc
for yours." Guaranteed by ,F‘. II. Buy-
tcr, Smith Norwnlk, and ID. 1,”: Weed.
Nor-walk, drugglsts. Price only 5602‘
‘———ni
STAMFORD OBJECTS TO SEA-
WALL»
11.11.1011... Feb. 1141 petition
was circulated 1101., many to be given
‘to the local ropreseptntiim in the leg-
lnlature asking 111.111.. to use their in-
finance to defeat a number of resolu»
lions introduced into the house by
Reprcsbntutlvw Hoyt, of Derby, and
Burns, of Greenwich. granting permits
for the erection of sec walla. along the
It. ill claimed thht.
‘ ‘ 111.010 cm... or share property a...
given 1111011 permits they can claim the.
01111110 bemoan the low and histl wat-‘
111'
11111110 111111 11111111110111eg the citi-
'4 Hall We and vicinity wanted
8 4100198844 .
W
l walla d and Minnie wheeled,
white wintry 1.1.1.1.. 111111.11 weirdly
Willie vii-11111106461118 Winnie Wheez-
wudon ..,. Whispers.
Winter; ,wl ,
41110 110‘ 111110. 7'01... imaged” 1.1.111.
it“. 00111111 1111119" Nut else so
8666 1 6010 0’11,- The on 0111 Hunt
pursuit The 11111,. Pharmacy.
, :
Remember 1110' name—Donn s—and.
.Nimlui‘m Found
Politician Hull Bullet In “to H406.
NEW YORK. Feb. 13"" tit William
J. Donahue the 11111101111. “Sammy
man did not comrnltt suicide. but. was
murdered, was the epic] on cfipressed
by Coroner‘ s Physician Charles Wucst
after performing an autopsy on Mr.
Donahue's body today. He was found
iycsterduy with a bullet wound in his
Iieft temple lying in 11 side room of a
saloon in Brooklyn. amid led without
recovering consciousness It. was sold
today that when he left his bomb a
{few hours before his dc: 1th be httd 200
in his pockets The police found only
1822 in his possesslo after his death.
Dr. Wnest said todayz—v—i'lt would
have been Impossible for Donahue.
holding a revolver in his right hand.
to have shot himself in the way he
Was shot. Donahue was not left hand—
ed and l 11 he been left handed the
surface ll ound the wound would have
been powdered stained. "
Dr. Wucst. added: 4'There Is not one
item In the evidence which prdves any‘
thing else to my mind than this was
not 11 cane of suicide"
inquiry. It was ascertained that Do-
nahue left; his home on the morning
whom he 11.1.1 an appointment atn
street; corner near the saloon where
he was shot. This Polak had perform-
ed some service for Donahue and he
had promised to find employment. for
trim. 110110111111. told several friends
that he was on his way to mect the
Polak. A search for this than was be-
gun today.
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Physicéli ‘
oweis
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lab
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$101110 goth is 4111an ”50:611-013. "Tgfiouirlm
xatlvo
shows 111 vi thorn strennth
and vigor to lint hark mixerg‘lntandm thus
0 affecting. pa 1.011 «0111411 safe and
air: mean. be” 1.711... for children.
Chocolate round 91.: m but 0 hour gripe
or name-to him 81. 'II All 110 stores.
POSTAL LAWS CHANGE "
Will Not‘Jqu-e Connecticut Business
to Any Extent.
HARTFORD, Conn..--Soyeral days
ago under suspension of the rules a
resolution was passed petitioning con-
gress to make certain changes in the
postal lawsiwhlch will permit the cur-
rying of large packages through the
malls of reduced postal rates, which
would be a. special advantage of such
firms as the Montgomery, Ward and
Company. of Chicago.
Yesterday an effort was made to re
call this resolution from the office of
the secretary of state, the purpose be.
ing to discuss it thoroughly and give
the members opportunity to know 011‘
actly what It means. The motion to
recall was defeated and It Is evident
that the members of the general my
sembly do not. understand that this
change in the postal laws will very
seriously Injnro the business of small
merchants us well as large merchants
through the slate of Connecticut.
Inner this matter will be more fully
discussed.
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HOW’S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Ro-
wurd for nay case of Cutar'rh that can-
not bc cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
F J. CHENEY 8: 00., 'I‘oledo,0
We the undersigned. have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions, and flurrnclnlly
The police today began a thorougb‘: 81838!!! W over m1
of the shoot“): to meet a. Polnk. with min 0
- from ,Pielsted’s drug store I h
411108
1.1 and 01.11.11 In 011th tun-walk.
You are asked to 1111,1111 the Iollowim:
statement from humming to end it:
was, written by ,1} well known booth).
Norwulk cltlnen who would not think:
of detoiving his neighbors.
MI. Hiram l". Brundugc. employed
for‘ "6 years in a large shoo fuctorl‘l
where be 110111 1111 foreman. is also a
popular lodge 1110.11, and perhaps botm
ter known. among honest working
people than any other man in thin
part of tho country. He reaid
101 Warren street, South Norwalit.
Redd that he says:
"i am glad to inform my friends on
1111111 great benefit received from D1.
11011.1. Dyspepsia Tablets.
“ll bud 4106111 it victim of nervous dye»
pepsin for over ten years My stomach:
would be bloated and the pain: at:
limp! wore very severe A sort of!
lump formed on the side of my stony
och which was very sore. In fact 8‘
was told I had cancer of the stomach.
and at one time was inclined to helluva
It. Dootnrs advised the 1011111»
rest which I did. but, while 112311 was
tlltlbn.
00 got 4...... 411040011 ufb
was so nervous that the 11111.... in tha- . ,1,
factory almost drove me 1.111331111111111 .1
“I finally was so that I loutlléd tilt!
sight of food. I knew my r wasty
ed body needed nourlsbme ‘but from
was I to get it? I could not begin to
say how many different [turnouts ll
was told I had. I knew 1.111111 spent g. . 1"
my money freely for different trim '
monts without relief. Whén
Kat Dr. Richards Dyspepsia
little faith and great was my 11 ,
when I began to improve time
the firs dose. Ihava new 1 2 . ' ,
out! no this of this splendid ram
and can digbst anything I not within f
the pains and swelling have it 10311.1
For 111110 by all draw 11. Salt: _
”Richards" twice. Made by r. Rich. .
111-11111 Dyspepsia Tablet Association, 518,- -
orth street. New York. ,.
CONFESSION OF JOHN BELL. i
Took an Oath on wife's Coffin to Kill?
_ ,Dr. Townsend. 1
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-"1 took .111
oath on 5411’s coffin that I would
avenge the death and I'm going tot ,
keep my word. I must tor before
God I am right: and 1 hope its Will.
be merciful and forgive this rash not.“
This statement, in 11 letter 1111.11.11
‘Jobn Bell." and which the boiled “
believe was written by the John Bell; ,
now under arrest in connection with!
the murder of Dr C. W Townsend 116
New Brighton, 8. l., is the latest bill
of. evidence against the accused man.
The letter was received by Oscar.
Quirk of Steinway, l. l., and was re;
covered and made public by the pollen,
today It is noted January 20 and.
was mailed in Brooklyn shortly after
noon on the day Dr. Townsend wail _
shot. It was almost exactly 11 11.-1‘..-
fr'o mare hour Bell’s wife died in II.
Sltltell ls’nd Hospital that Dr. ’i‘own«
send was shot. Dr. Townsend 1111.111 ,
the attending physician. It is 'iim
theory of the police that. Dr. T111111.-
send 8 slayer was actuated by revenge,- . ‘ '
The last “ml"... for 60641011.
“mom‘s“. should see bolt lb 11.711)“ 1111111 haves-1' 3
ml to we 9 6111'th
Do not do”, the ”swirls spin or log ills. M
toopo offset,” item 17 rm:-
tbelr lmtlo in” idea to 01100. 10111-1 11: the bowels
weakened and“
a 1
i
able to 1111 ry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Drugglsts. Toledo, 0.
llall s Cuturrh Cure is taken Inter-
nally." acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent 'froc. Price, 751,-
pcr bottle. Sold by all drugglsts.
Take Hull's Family Pills for consti-
potion.
TROLLEY COLLIDES WITH
SWITCH ENGINE.
STAMFORD, Feb. 1.-—A collision
between a. trolley car and a. switch
engine on lower Greenwich avenue
early today resulted In the shuttering
of the former and the injury of Motor-
man J. F. Jennings. He was not
badly hurt, however. Several passen-
gers in the trolley car were shaken
up but none injured. The collision
was due to the fact that the switcher
was ahead of time in going over the
crossing at Greenwich avenue and no
signal was set against It.
Piles of people have Piles. Why
suffer from piles when you can use
DoWItt’s Corbollzed Witch Hazel
Salve and get. relief. Nothing else so
good. Beware of imitations, See that
fun name is: stamped on each box. Sold
« by The Clifford Pharmacy and .The
Bridge Pharmacy.
. STORM DELAYS TRAFFIC.
.‘PLAINFIELD, Feb. 1.-'—'i‘mtfio on
the trolley and steam condom tied
11p today on account of the heavy fall
of snow which began about 10 o'clock
last 1141; t and which is believed to be
the heaviest: since the big blizzard of
'1888. A strong northeast; wind draw:
the snow in big drifts in the outskirts
was considerably handicapped." hull-
road trains were anywhere from half
1111 hour to an, hour undo half late
during the mentor part of thetr'day.
Tl-lE JUDGE U888 FORCEFUL LAN-
GUA OE.
1.1.1.18 W. '3, Simmons. of 1111.11.11...
V8.1 told the reporter that L 181 M.
1888,3110. hold its color well for 81
year's: he further more said that 8
other paint 11111 is sorry its 1464,4111.
cause the other point didn’t make
use ‘1. 1b 11.11.11.111. he. knows if
tiny defect. exists in L“. at :44. Point
1416-
Actual coat of II. 01 M. about 8180
“Don 1.1.1111...
130684440116 of l. 81‘- Ill. ‘111111101 to
orphan.
of the town so that: the trolley road-
Palut: was 110014 on his reuldénco. 411 "
years ago he was Induced to use 1111-, a
The Judge will now 11......
the house will be repainted for noth-
'11... n‘ .1. M. Zinc 11111-111111 .1. 01.‘ 11’
M. write Loud 111.11 1111.11.11 1.. 0 11.1
Paint won like iron for 10 to 16‘
8-bit! by Chas. til new. South Nor."
on chic to act mtunlly 4111111-
....11.. Ire 11113qu at; tone and «mention
he bowel-.0111! Itimuiute all the it ttln (Ir-gum r‘o
milky Activity Chocolate coated sublets. my to
1111mm» x111» or nous». 1011. 8600114 I 00
WAS NARROW ESCAPE.
«1' li‘ .8
Representative Maltby of Hartford. .,
Takes Impromptu Bath. , ,
NORTHFIELD, Conn. Feb. 2.~—vlteo'
proscntative B J. Maltby of thitli‘fifi
'piace had a narrow escape from drown+
111g yesterday when the ice on one ol.’ ,
the local ponds gave way under pres-V
sure of a pair of horses and 10111111 ., _.
driven by Mr' Manny, who was 111111011151
intending the cutting of ice
Mr. Multby, after 11 desperate ntrbgr '
gle with kicking horses in ten feet off “ ‘
water, finally extricated himself 41'0th
the harness and flying boots and wa
able to reach firm Ice, suffering only,
minor body bruises as the result 0! hit!
Impromptu bath.
With the help of workmen equipped
with fence rails both the horses were
rescued. after floundering in th
water for nearly 20 minutes
Mr Maltby was former nest
of this place and is one of
known residents. He is con '
escape 11,-: lucky one. ., p
I GIVE HONO T0 WHO
UE.
D 1 .
Dr. David Kennedy’ 0 111.0111...
dy, of Readout. N
Bright's disease and Gravel.
of the best physicians had bills
have me. I have recommended
scores of people with like succm
know it will cure all who“.
Mrs. E. P. Minner, Burg Hi! ‘0
81.00.1111 drugglsts; 6 bold 86,09
81-00 Sample Bottles at R. H Plait
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GERMAN MINISTERS TRAN8
BERLIN, Feb.1-"ha 11.1111.
vcr'nment, recognizing tho 411‘
some little feeling cxlsed i ‘
Irinst Herr. Von Rustler. the do
minister at Rio Juuorlo‘ 0'11 ‘ , '
the German crisper Padilla
in November, 1906 110.11 111111
to (intimidate. Herr Von ,Ro
hitherto minister h
1110411: flannel! It. Stables Elm-aware ,'
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