. dbootl of fiber 00
”i” In the It: Alexia: It
In” no, there some t
Viable life He wa
WM WW careers a
.d out the brilliant on
Blue“ Iver was the out
ral Brsyton ives, of chi
on of the Metropolital
. 2:333:33"
or ‘xc use, an:
mulled civil war record
3 lather. young Ives went ‘1
1 Lfoliowlng the patents
, n‘ ‘the hat-sit:
lo 1;!“ one of till
a ' out.
he swarm... sweeping
’5 beforp out. in “391.1%;
’N
alone sated them. Yalt
the boat, rowed No 7. A1
New York crew and ives,e
god overboard. Withou
esitanc} lves took to
Work and stroked the crop
fill in the crews that bea
ll '92 and '93, containing Yul.
1' pear: When he wa
, ‘ is announcement that in
3 ’to study medicine come us a
w to “the general. who but
“ , ibis dass‘nmiogthc "flail
figment! if: he laid them down
his; man. possessor of gran
was in a position to do muc'
' ll'. but ill' the. lure of the 111
.mcuts the boy went int.
ilk
ld'f‘d brilliantly flflt
‘ ' "1118’ kilowatt amulet
5‘; ‘er ‘lnon lit the pr:
' ling our to his epic
“has muMct sought nl'tel
night Mali lih‘t. mm lb.
to tel ‘ His only disslpa
b he could no
position of hit
con mi... after Ion;
dutV' and to soothe hi
“ . to narcotics Slow
hltlilhfirew upon him mid who
3 ffuiltv l came it practice
eg“ friends obscrt'od thi:
flash it With bottle in upot
j“ found that his indulgence
in longer within his got'crmuen
tune almost automatic in Us
its ti up. He emplomd cu
': leture that includes
1 find this he would liljt‘c
hypodermic needle. '.
am where men are not kivm
ailment there are nla'nv win
of “the dead man's kindnesscs
l how once he rode 140 mile:
ring the saddle except it
qursm- -to give treatment. t1
Liv injured cowboy: his friend
speak of other incidents to prom
. e: was a "man’s man" as on:
had it yesterday at the Y ulc Club
blew-rill “had mun" in that part of
po nil". lcnrntd that he was ul'ruiu
inotl
little less, hes thought himself strong
it to realm to civilisation and
again his liplmiuteli Jo'ork. Be
fore thing back to New. York it was
deemed wise that he go through 11
It»: tad of probation and he joined the
of Dr. 'i‘rudcuu. at Surauuc Luke
ii “Widtéd in the laboratory and forh
~ his old time zest came back
the monotony of the mono-
like life wore uptm him. His
hand dll'erslour He irked un-
the restraint that was strange to
to? fire year3 of freedom from
3 conventions. and at length in a
moment of depression he fell back up-
. , his old refuge from melancholia
indiwepriness
wonderful _ Act.
‘ 1- perhaps. two or three
ulgence that ives, almost
the drugmnd‘ barely able.
{b Malice to fwii l,.to keep a
po' ed a tuck that medical
y would have born almost im
“papslbis for the ordinmy men under
" oat favorable conditions
Mailed in a room with the walls
ed so that his luartlculute CI to»
W9 might not be hand. he
ml to take an injection that was
been his Inst until his rccow
m that attack. He II:.1d in
already. taken antidotes but he
ii is 'on‘tlitlon would be to
dose '
_ who tried to
.' : drawn was
filth apt hope. he had
even Untéhturily,sec1ned
ground together and
"fit-Michell and twisted from
é‘ifécis of’tlte strychnla.
eep his lingers
e thinness of silk
strength. forcibly
he, with his teeth
. he effected it are
natmilont with scaling
hi such Ia manner was this
' . the acidic“ carried the
‘ la mark. He
and Trout nths're
to the ranch of
, comma mien (:13:
he was on
body will be
3 mini. lie
ei’ life,
‘ WI failure
lip and captain broke in. ,
'Tlilzu. gIll; last, two years ago, or :1. .
glinr
nce in his ,disordered‘
‘ ‘t
nut-tile for the hypo-
1; his
catllsrtics but. like
the 11.1th they will
' not be able to do
i their allotted work
until they are put
into proper condi-
tion to do it.
(Joe cannot mend
a delicate piece ol
l mechanism by vio-
It methods, and
no machine ma .s'by man is as fine
as the human boil).
' ’1 house of pills salts, costar-oil
and billing mtthumc medicines. is
the violent method. The use of
the hgrb tonic laxntive.
Lane 5 Family
Medicine
is: the method adopted by intelli-
gent people.
ilcwl: u llt‘. backache. indigestion
constipation. skin discuscs»ull ure
bcncl'ltt-d immediately by the use
of this predictor.
Druggists sell it at 250. and 500.
NEW OANAAN.
" The lecent healing in the Mend
alwamp nuisance in Park sin-ct has
brought up the old question of drain
use which bus been a bone of con-
.entlon with the bor'_ou 4h officials for
310 past ten years 'lhe swamp has
been repeatedly condemned b1 the
turn! and county health ofhccls, as u
pest
that should have been eliminated
veuru ugo. Attorney ilomcr S. Cum-
mings, of Stamford, appcnrcd for Mr.
lit-ad, owner of the condemned lund,
'Ind referred to the unhealthy, un-
lightly and foul nature of the place
right in the heart of out bountiful
tHilltlgt' He said this spot should be
implored. and believed in spending
ut‘mcy it) do it. He also sold he could
$89. no good rel-son why the Bolou 1h
Board tultl hi1. Mcud could not got
together and alluugo some mutuulh
surmable plan for abnting the nut-
sance. Setters cellspools closets and
Ill oth‘cl classes of filth are empty-
log into this vault of cotrnplion.
All the drainage ftom the wealthy
motion in Ocnoke avenue is finding
‘ts’ lev in this hole and the mascot
'ondit hours out the fuel lllut
‘hc plane is increasing in size and
tropoltion, hulking the menace more
tggravatcd and daugel'.ous A clause
in the old Hunted deed through which
oropclty the drum item the Mend
swamp runs. provides that the ditch
must be kept open Mr Mead con
ends that. this him not been complied
with, thus Erctttly increasing the
m'ese'nt nuisance. _ in closing, Ml'.
Clinimlngs stated that as Mr. Mrud
would he gleatly benefited by the im
:u'ovcmept he was perfectly willing
:o assist the borough to uny mason-
this extent, financially and other.
wise, and also that should this plate
2.3 allowed to remuim that it would
tonsldntiy increase. and cost mm b
porn for the impruvcluulys limit at
the present, time.
—-.—-
Owlng to the scnlcity of house: in
New Canaan, about six families have
been compelled to move to Stamtm d
where suitable rentals could be had.
it hna'beon known for some time that
dwellings of the cheaper type are not
plentiful, but until the present time
the fact has not been looked upon
seriously The time is at hand when
dvlcilingu of it suitable nature must
be erected for mechanics or work
men will be compelled to move clsc~
where. New Canaan is experiencing
one of the greatest booms ever known
in the wealthy sections. Some of the
finest residences in the state are now
in course of construction. Hundreds
of uncut-town carpenters. masons
and other mechanics‘ and laborers.
travel daily to and from the sur-
rounding ridges. About all of the old
boarding-houses which were reason-
able, have been remodeled and turned
into summer hotels, and it is now im
possible for ordinary people to secure
placssof lodging us a result of this
condition of * affairs. Contractors
who are handling the larger jobs are
experiencing considerable difficulty in
getting the best class of workmen to
‘come here from the neighboring cit.-
ics. Mechanics will not. pay the exor-
bitant prices asked by keepers of the
boar,dlhg»housea and are not anxious
to work in a. place where: they" are
obliged to pay out‘thelrnmoney fol
commutation. , it. is a recognised: that
that New Canaan has witnessed little
building in the cheap and modern cot-
tape. which were so plentiful here 3a
'few yoras ago, and until such time as
they are erected, few, if any, will ml-
ktate to New Canaan,- when they can
lot to that started by Robert Kerr in
the ordinarily circumsthnced people
in this village. and is apparently inst
what
town's growth. There are many peo-
file who are prohibited from residing
are owing to the expensive count.
lions. and are only. awaiting uto- time
‘when things will shape. themselves
loore conveniently for their limited
means. A prominent contractor rs-
presenting and of the large buildinz
1' concerns «in New York who has been
. 3 working on several of the larger con-
' ,. tracts here for the out two years.
' estimates" thstpboutwd - th
of buildings have been e . 3
during the, past year, tor. “ [wealthy
thermistor of our mm:- colony.
Jungian these Indications from the
conservative sills leada' one to fully
realize the treat fluidity Z'Itllh which
the town is becotainj shaped into a
popular slimmer resort and nothing
more, on manufacturing and other
business concerns. particularly the
shoe business, which was so flourish.
few years can and for? which the
place was noted, hairs manly atto-
cmnhedlv‘to the hints ted conveniences,
and facilities for t e iaborlna‘iiultl'u
and have had «1.1 give up. '1‘” pp
lotion of the town during
bout W
" and fatal Bright’s disease
olc of the worst sort. and ouo'
go elsewhere. A building boom siml-.
Springdaie would work miracles for to
is needed to stimulate the:
_ potion.
Kidney Dis.
men Aches and ills of South
Norwaik Fooplc.
Air one weak link weakens a chain,
so weak kidneys Weaken the whole
body and hasten the final breaking
. down.
Overworl. strains, colds and othei
causes injure the kidlleye, and when
their activity is lessened the whole
body suffers .from the excess of ur-it
poison circulated in the blood. '
Aches and pains and lunguor and
urinary lils could. and there is an ever-
including tendency towards diabetes
The”: is
no real help for the sufferer except kid
' ncy help.
Dean’s Kidney Pills act directly on
the kidnys and cure every kidney ill.
_ South Nerwalk cores are the proof.
Mrs. James Fiagg, of 32 Franklin
St. South Norwalk, (3min, says: » "l
have not been so Well in two years ar-
I have since using Dunn's Kidney Pills
and regret thht {did not know of this
valuable remedy when first taken with
kidney trouble. for their use would
have saved me much suffering. i had
taken but u few doses before I exper-
ince'd great relief and two boxes im
proved my condition wonderfully l
advise others suffering as i did to use
Doun' s Kidnei Pills and reel sure they
wlli not be disappointed in the re-
sults obtained."
For sale by all dealers. Price 503
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the uanIe—Doan'snand
take no other.
EDUCATING COTTON WORKERS.
Fully Equipped Mill in Operation in
. Columbus Georgia.
COLUMBUS, GIL. Fob. 2i.v—Cotbou-
mill machinery to 11 large extent takes:
the place of text books in the now
Columbus industrial School. planned
.to afford opportunities for thorough
~'lv prucllcul education along lines lltltlp-
ted to the needs of this section. ‘
The equipment of the school is an
113qu as its origin Looms, catdlng
machines. spinning frames, brokers.
lODDiJ‘S, finishers, and all the othcl' 11m-
ehlncn used in the manufacture of col.-
ton goods have been plvon to tin-
school by New England mills. local
mills donated rush for equipment in
addition to that given by vurlous ma
chine cotnunuics
Northern people how shown their
interest in the school in a tort practi-
cal unv. Ten thousand tloilut's has
born given by George Foster l‘oubody.
of New York. G. Gunby Jordan, or
Columbus, und John hiclibcuny. of Phi-
ludclphiu gave $5,000 each. Nntbuu.
finder and Oscar Stmugof New York
douutetl the entire equipment for the
domestic science, miliinury and sew-
lng departments.
Owing' to the large number of ma
chines of different kinds used in the
industrial school. a sufficient power
supply to run them was It problem that
worried the trustees considerably until
the Columbus I’owor Company offered
to furnish all the power the school
lbw-tied
with u largo steam plunt Jus; con»
plctcd to supplement the river plunt
now In operation the company is tel»
11 equipped to give this power. as
well on to supply any Illills in tn ncur
Columbus in the near future
When cntlrcly completed the school.
with its uuudrunglo of right, large
buildings, will have departments l‘m
teaching all kinds ‘of work for which
there is an ever increasing demand in
this section.
ed tofcontpletc these plans. the curly.
lug out. of which. it is believed. will
some the problem of supplying the
CASTQQQIA
mm.
llt it'll on up thallium
Beads .13.: "
Signature of
v
DECLARE’s INNOCENCE.
Frank E. Healy. Depoced Tax Com.
missioner Makes statement.
IIAR'rromS Feb 21:41. relation
to his removal from the office of tax
commissioner by Governor Woodruif,
Frank E Heals. yestcldlu issued the
fllowing preliminmy statement;
“in justice to my friends and my-
self I feel obliged at this time to make
my removal from the office of tax
commissioner by Governor
Monifestly it is impossible at this
time to give all the facts involved. so
that a full and fair heating could be
had before the public. 1 wish howevel
say:
“First, I am entirely innocent
the offense charged against me.’
Second, the major unit of the testi-
mony presented against me was nio-
liciously false. .
“Third, the conclusions! reached : by
the governor on the testimony pro
sealed are not Justified by that tosti
molly.
"Fourth. in due time I shall put be-
fore the public the facts in the case.
also the testimony upon Which the
governor based his Judgment "
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How's THIS? ,
We offer One Hundred Dollars its
ward for any case of Gaul-r11 that can
not be cured by Hull’s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY a 00.. Toledo. 0.
We the undersigned. have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 16 years, and
boilers him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm. 1' .
WALDING, KINNAN It MAlth.
Wholesale Druuillts. Toledo, 03
Hell's Catarrh Ours is tattoo alliter-
pally, acting directly uponr- tho'blood
mm mucous surfaces of the av sloth.
Testimonials sent free. Price. 15p
per bottle .1 50 b by all drullilfltttM
'l‘uko Ilall'a ll: I'llls for cough
’l,,
of
it...
'Fuprthcr utipportls pectin
South’s great need oflubur ill nil in»,
It statement for publication concerningl'
Woodruff... .
. vor 6! the bill pensioning Rhoda is
3 that provided for in old
Representative George Itowell’r
billio amend the death- penalty sta-
tute dominoes to attract attention
throughout New England, and lettefl
on the subject have on e,to him from
as far away as Flori R and Kansas.
Prominent menmund women as well
were sufficiently interested to desire
to attend the hearing. The Anti
Death Penalty league of Issuable l
pelts carries on its list of menibels a
smprising number of names of pea-
ple very distinguished in professional
and philanthropic ranks, and also in
the social world. Members of this
League are among those who hate
written to Mr. Rowe“,
Besides statistics, the Represen:
taiive will have u number of opinions
from attorneys of high standing, such
as the county attorneys of Maine, in
which state the death penalty was
abolished twemyl ,yeurs ago—the
Grand Old Man of Maine, Hannibal
.Hitmlln. having been long determined
tu'wlpe it out. and succeeding when
he was in his 18th year. The opinion
of Andre Whitehouse will—also appear.
ofwhoxn the Boston Globe remarks, in
an editorial on the subject, “There is
no more candid or thoughtful man in
Muine today than this some Justice
Whitehousc. His opinion inclltitled to
great weight. ”
The circumstance of a number of
people in Vermont now arranging for
the placing of an expensive monument
above the grove of an unfortunate,
half-demented woman who suffered.
the axioms penalty over a year c
at Windsor has once more broug t
out the museum that human incis-
ment is sometimes failible and that
a law in whose stern .ealryiitx out. no
irreparable mistake can be mode. may
have as Iiluch majesty us one against
which unceasing protest is heard, be-
low and after its execution .
3 NEIGHIORS GOT scene.
“I Will! literally coughing myself to
death. and had become tot! weak to
leave my bed: and neighbors predicted
that! wouldvnever leave it again: but
they act fooled, for thanks be to God.
runs induced to try Dr. King's New
Discovery. It took just four one dol.
Var bottles to completely cure the
cough and restore the to good sound
wealth, " writes Mrs Eva Uncaplicr. of
ir‘oveltown. Stark 430., Ind. This
King of coughs and cold cures. and
healer of throat and lungs is xuarant
and by F. H.'Baxtsr. South Norwalk,
.9, P. Weed, Norwulk, drugglsts. 60c
and $1.00. 'Trlal bottle free. "
WORKMEN WITHDRAWN.
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Double Tracking.
OIdt-I's received from the headquar-
ters of the New Hutch road went into
effect Saturday molding by which the
men employed by the road under the
direction of the l‘(illtlillllSlPl" a other of
the Highland division on the double
trucking between Dunbury and How.
_lryville were withdrawn and so far as
the road is concerned no work is being
com,- on this task although the con-
tractor :It the Huwlcyvillo end is still
mid to be :11 work with some man. No
reason is attained for tho discontin-
uance of the work by the mud nor is
there on) intimation when work is
likely to be resumed. inlthc merm-
r'hile the seventy men «who are all
:aliaus me in idleness as there is no
other work about it for them to do
n'- 'ld them has been order for their
llunsfercut't- to other tasks.
, The men have boon. working stearlly
since the won! ‘iegnn and were on-
.iuged in the work of filling in the vi-
cinity known do “the sag" and the
gravel pit. The work on the double-
tracklng has not. progressed very far
nouyet. it being estimated that not
more than oneflfth of the stretch
~ which totals six miles can oeencover-
ed; .Tho men havebocn; taken out.
from Dnnhury each day lit a: special
workcar and this was discontinued by
theorders Saturday morning. . ~
While no reason has been given for
the stopping of the work it is stated
that the weather conditions have been
soihostile to the progressof the work
,1 that the load has beendosing money in
keeping the men at this task. it. is
thought. that the weather conditions
may have somethinglo‘ do with the
orders for discontinuance. ,
i?
nltlull I.”
‘hyslcs and “Cothurtmhh unload the
ovals. and give fewest-111‘?” lbut. “irritate.
utl weakenfhu
this" are Maggot!!!“ in
flu.
with
anti" Iron-ox
first as truth is fro fa lull cy hour
Who .
“2:0 thovamfimmfli‘ 113331.“:
cell I won
gators Imam». 1gb “Mllxifilflk for children“.
ate coated ial l.ots can to ink never 31 int
n' automate. "a, bad Oi. 3n willful: atom.
CALLs' acuoo’t; svsrsM sour:
TO MATBIMONY. .
Superintendent Holmes. of Westerly,
R. i.. Says Pensions for Teachers
Would Keep services of Many.
PROVIDENCE, R 1.. Feb. 21 —-
Among the arguments advanced in fa.
lund teachels, the hearing on which
was continued Tuesday afternoon be-
fore the House committee on cducw
than. was that of Superintendent of
Schools Holmes; of Westerly, who said
that the present .schoolsyntcui .Wals
"largely u vestibule for marriage for
the teachers."
Mr. Holmes believed that many,
particularly the female teachers, who
under present conditions are impelled
to leave the education field and inur-
ry, since the profession of teaching
holds out so little promise. would re-
main in the service if assured of be-
e‘ M
Other school ”would 3 and
educators were hemtlly i favor of
the hill. and all sorts of arguments
why it should be cuticle as it law
were ntivnnccd. ' ‘
. POPULAR MUBMEMENTS.
JAMES KENNEDY COMPANY.
Lieut. Dick U. 8. A.. was the bill of
James Kennedy and Company at.
Hoyt's That 3 i. wood ta
pleasingly
specialties m .
Railroad Lays on "County Hands on 3
no
at: rate cue-1th
facture.
the‘ material contained in the
tion .th up or prescribed by
hilt»! if.
statistically-thin l The L
pr: 1. rfli'ifna‘ahod. Oil
in an: xluualod var In
em Lam Solution of
active:
edicipai
I‘ll. Consult
ulha’
"in: God’s Livers
gins! “593.333
different jars.
anyone.
1M . .
. albumin; carom ‘ ,3
ah 3‘ "ll-width is
. This exhibit clot only demonstrates the fact that VINOL is a real scientificM
tion made from fresh coids’ livers, but shows by Iliuytrstiop every ingredielit of
N 0L is made. This proves to the people of South Norwalk that VINOL not only complies
with all conditions of the new Pure Food and Drug Law, but always has done so, inasmuch
as its ingredients have always been made public and its qualifications never, misrepgesentcd
We are sorry we can not print in The Sentinel this exhibit in
We have a book let shoqu‘E this cxhi it litho-
graphed in colors. a copy of which we will be glad to bind anyone asking for it at our
store. These newspaper illustrations, however. will serve to assure our customers and
friends that VINOL Is in no way 5, secret preparations, but us as ethical as any prepara-
mtlll‘
Inasmuch as it has always been our policy to take the people of South Norwalk into
our confidence in all matted pertaining to VINOL. it is with pleapurc that we are here able
to present an‘ illustrated exhibit of the process through which VINOL pm In its mam»
epon-
ich- “VI-
3} id” of
“will
.nfitelil Gail—tor
g VINOL. the Ft
illustrations, rcpt
“33% 3‘..- ‘11.!“
«natives. 3‘ 3
.. . ..,.
Cod“ Lived tlupush til i .3.
. .0 oiéhirllveilgvcs 85;:W VlNOL
(telly s sci‘etitihc incest which eliminates" the oil
wan—mmqfia‘cM
For thesc resinous we believe
ill!
“a"
you to belittle us.
j‘i-leavens!" shrieked the heroine, "i
am undone.”
Uncle Si-“Lend mo the only gloss-
ca, Mandy. " ,
Mundy-v—“No, 381. i won't. it tho poor
gul's undbne you must wuit till who
puts fastened up again. "
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.I‘ l HUNWNG FOR 'l'IOU-ILI.
“We lived in California 20 years.
and am still hunting for motile In the
=4, rue, nor,
3 l or a
I ride
.‘ll‘u ally M las
'l‘oul .
ursf' wrltcu Ulml‘lctt writers. of Ads;
strength creator for old peopl
run- doWn persons to after sickness.
Know therefore. all persons who are in need of such a medicine thatw We will sup ly
them with VINOL on a positive guarantee that if It does not succeed in benefiting them,
we will refund the entire amount of money paid us for the medicine. 33
You see OUR FAITI in VINOL add you must lldniit that? we
this stated-Look or Mtth
fir Mum
flag p as that
quickly M'
, 4'"va i.
.3, ill; .i‘
about medicine; therefore, when we tell you that VINOL is the m t limb c
preparation on the market. and a wonderful tonic- rcconstructor and rebuild; '
appetite slid health. at the same time delicious to taste, we are not nurcasoua le to expect
“STOP THAT COUGH
- 3 ' t
or it may result In Pneumonia. Bra-
alliun Balm is breaking up colds who’ll-
cVer tried, ulmmlt without exception.
10, 25. 50c and 81.00 Mill“. The CI"
ford. Baxter'- and Plaistetl'l. ”
MIs Knickcr-L- cumulus next to
yogl‘liucg.) , Y
is chapels it? . an ill-ea t
to hour what... Henry; liars when intangi-
lat-s come home front the laundry—o
New York 3
,m ,. ~» <
dallcalo cull ran, malt.
. ‘1 al-A VHsa’t‘wL"? '9 x.
1.
We Isl; you to study this exhibit no you will ruby understand how the valuable me-
dicinai extractives are recovered from genuine fresh cods’ livers and the on usury oil
omitted. This will show you conclusively that VINOL is not made of drugs ot‘cher'nicals
which are said to resemble the medicinal elements {timid in cod liver oil, but that VlNOL
actually docs contain in ‘a highly concentrated form all the medicinal cxtragttvga' pf Moog
liver oil, actually taken from genuine fresh coda“ livers, toEéthcr with organic iron-11
needfui constituent for the blood—dissolved In a pure native wine as 3 pr
N 0L unlike oily preparations, is easily digested and agreeable to the wakes; stomach
VINOL is far superior to old- fashioned coll- llvpr all still emulsions torrouohs. colds,
bronchitis, and all throat and lulli) troubles. lull Iii
holly bidder and
1.1.. '.
43AM
.‘gkt
of
And at the leadin druE jstor‘a in every town slid cl’t'yin
3 INCL drug store one; you live.
t
v
ddualif :- til the
«C
3 all: . .
Wallis: and”; for
$31k ‘WWW
t3:
strength
‘ wit that unoccupi-
errontstl the in-
“Was be shy when
“Yea, up two phone." replied the
dullllonalro brew-
AW.
announce that
coughs,
MHM not Miro-tint .
Norwalk Chronicler