tected by law without first inning ob
. all!!! w license as hereinafter piovld
‘ , thi‘
ohk‘lued from the commissioners oi
I, the same terms as a resident of the
’1 receive from each license the sum or
’ the commissioners of fisheries.
~blnuk “censor-s to the town and city'
‘ license “lesucd by the clerk shall he
" m~u
91‘ 0f "18': d lars. ..
tops ,
, laugh; owned and used exclusively
gr 6‘
item
finining be secretion
the limb are cl i
nutter accumulate H
palm». cIuIing Item-c
are e. 00
km from the food and
let mking‘rich nd blood
Will Ind entity active
‘ l and ran. Satisfac-
er money refunded,
: Mum “ ‘II
t llii ltl H: n
as Wu“. A ‘Prsistedln‘d s w.
Jr.. South Norwalk. and E. P
Norwalk.
‘10 LICENSE HUNTERS.
LIvv Mariam] by Nor-walk SportImen
' to Protect Game.
GI following is the text of the pro
' new some law advocated by the
Iportd’ihen of Norwalk and vicinity:
AI am tonceining the protection ant
”Million of birds and game by li
canal hunter-:5
lr—No person shall hunt
mm” or like any biltls or game pro
Ed, in! having at the snare time such
‘ I e in his possession.
‘m ZfiNOthiug In- this act shall ht
cofltrued an sheeting the right of any
per to shoot or hunt on his own
but without a license, where such
for tilthidl or gralng purposes flfll
not for club or shooting purposes A
license under this not issued to the
head of a family shall include all to
members of his family and at
male Members under twenty- -one yt’ill‘l
bf
£3~Nothlng In this act shall bi
construed as effecting iii any way thr
fro-called tresparis act nor in any man
ner authorizing the pursuit, taking
wounding or killing of game contrari
to the laws now in force or hereafter
to he enacted nor shall the possession
of i license giant anv privilege not
em loyed previous to the passage or
.act.
Sec, 4~Non-rcsidcrrt licenses may be
fisheries and game upon payment of a
bitches fee of ten dollars Provided
Q?Vi=rt‘, ii at any non- -residcnt paving
lbs upon property in this state as-
d at a value of five hundred dol
or them may obtain a license upon
state.
sec. 5.-—A license shall be granted
by the clerk of any town or city, upon
application of any person who is a
boas. tide resident of this state. and
payment of a. license fee of one doll
iur.‘ Every license shall be signed by
the town or city clerks and recorded
in a. book to be kept for that purpose.
Every license shall be numbered and
shrill give the name, age, residence
art business together with a com-
pl description of the person to be
licd‘gse‘d, and the date of issue It shall
not be transferable and shall expire
with the calendar year of its issue un-
less forfeited or rendered void sooner.
It shall be valid throughout the state
and‘shall authorize the person licensed
to- hunt, nurture and take birds or
genre as provided bi law.
. Sec 6—Thc town or city clerk shall
‘ten cents in addition to the license fee
hefiiinbefore provide to cover the
cost of recording. Tire clerk of each
ieVin or city shall upon the first day
of ”every mo th pay into the treason
of the state he fees received In him
during the month previous for li
ceniies, and all sums so received slial
lbe’: sat apart, by the treasurer, as a
fund to be used under the direction oi
and
game for the protection and propaga-
tion of- garlic. 'l‘hc commissioners oi
fisheries and grrrnc Sililii iuiuislr all
clerks. and books necessary for re-
cording the same. A copy of every
on :fiie at the town clerk’s office and
another with the commissioners of fish-
eries and game.
See. 7—-An_v person who shall at any
time alter or change or issue or trans
for to another or have in his possession
e hunting a license issued to an-
i be fined not less than men
'Sec. 8—41! any person licensed as
aforesaid Is convicted of'violating any
i‘proyisione of chapters 190, 191 and 192
of the, general statutes or of any act
of this set, his license shall
upoI become void for the rest. of
d
Bet). 9—:Arry person who violates any
sprovlaion of this act shall be punished
y I. fine of not more than fifty dollars
, llilllprlaonm‘cnt for three months or
, i
"Bee lib—Any persbir licensed shall
iron demand by any commissioner of
Mien and game warden, deputy;
”than! protector policeman. or other
qualified to serve criminal pro-
, while hunting, pursuing or tak-
' Me. exhibit his license and if he
‘ no todo, shall be subject to the
penalty as if he had not obtain-
I license.
FOUND AT LAST.
.‘ Harmon, of Lizenrore, West
ya: "At last i have found the
pill that never at points me;
{or "the benefit of hers afflicted
lymph liver and chronic consti-
l a y: Take Dr. Kin 's New
tiariiriteed satin actory.
1i. Blisters, South Norwalk,
. iP. Wood‘s, Nor-walk, druIIIg-
FHIWLP A. Mar l.——‘l‘he let
“reeling from the executive
communion of the western section of
the Alliance of the Reformed Churches
throughout the wor id holding the
Presbyterian system to their brethren
of the Reformed Churches in France.
which was prepared at a meeting of
the commission in Pittsburg last
week, has be? given out here by Rev.
Dr. William enry Roberts, secretary
of the commission and stared clerk of
the Presbyterian General Assembly.
The letter of greeting is, in part, as
’ follows:
“We have read with intense Inter-
est and with growing sympathy for
you the tale of the recent religious
crisis through which France has been
passing. in which she ‘has thrown off
an Imposed religion. Our admiration
is unbounded for our brethren of the
Reformed Chur'ch of France. for their
wisdom, their grace, their piety and
their patriotism in those years of un-
certainty and anxiety.
M ” W for the
”Wigwam Fun».
I” Jam.
You have yourself to blame If you
go on suffering fromratomach troubles.
We have published statements from
many South Norwalk men and women
who have banished dyspepsia in its
worst form with the use of Dr. itich-
ards Dyspepsia Tablets.
it is the same. story in towns near-
by. For instance, Mr. Samuel Lyon.
a well-known war veteran residing at
Normon, Conn. says:-—
"I have lived in this vicinity prac-
tically all my life and 1 know that
. very few if any people lrercabout will
doubt my statement. I have been it
suffer-cr- from dyspepsia for a good
many years and as l have been re-
lieved of all the distressing symptoms
which made life so irriserablc, i think
it is nothing but just that I should
give my testimony in behalf of the
remedy that has brought about this
wonderful change in my appetite. Ev.
eryihliig I ate seemed to (abuse dis-
tress. i had very little appetite and
was at :1 loss to know what diet. to
adopt for what would agree with are
“We rejoice to believe that the out-
comc of all will be for the advance of
the Kingdom of our Lord and Master
Jesus Christ In your country and
among its people: that religious free-
dom will be insured and the human
conscience enfrunchised and sci free.
and the French people be permitted
and encouraged to serve God with tho
freedom with which Christ makes His
people free.
“We welcome the news of the new
condition of civil government with you
and that the setting free of the church
from the civil powcr has met with your
approbation. We congratulate you on
your cheerful and loyal obedience to
the laws or France.
We in America profoundly believe
that we see in thr- crisis through'
which your land is passing a great
provldcntlal oppor tupity
‘We trust that as God opcus tlrcr
way you by His grate will color In.
and show the. people of your country
that the papal hierarchy is not synony-
mous with the Chrrrth oi (hrlst; tliut'
the religion of Christ is not an lmpos
rd religion; that the open Bible an
active conscience, and freedom to
worship God according to thc crin-
sciencc, constitute the true path to ii”
spiritual progress‘
CASTOR IA
for Infants udbhiidren.
lit Kiri You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signotiu'e of
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.
Agreement Reached And Bill
Both Branches.
WASHINGTON, March 2.“~“‘Tht-
senate and house corri’ercntcs on tlu-
<lver and harbor bill have agreed. illlil
the bill has passed both houses As
usual both sides had to withdraw some
31' their amendments, but Mr. Burton.
if the house committee, had his Wily in
rcarly all cases. 'l‘wo senate aur-
indmeuts providing for surveys at
Duck Island and up the Connecticut
River to the towns old Old Saybrook
:rrrd Lyme were retained and these sur»
revs are now authorized by congress.
The serrate amendment for further-
invcatlgutlon of the project bciwccu
Hartford and Holyokp was consider"
ably changed. The section as it now
stands provides simply for investiga-
tion and further examination of the
project. The original sum of $5,000
for this purpose is rctnlncd.
Passed
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup stirrin-
lutes the liver and thoroughly cleanses
the system and clears the complexion
of pimples and blotches. it is the,
best laxative for women and children
as it is mild and pleasant, and docs
not gripe or sicken. Or'ino is much
superior to pills. aperieut waters and
all ordinary catharilcs as it does not
lrritnte the stomach and bowels
Plaisted’s Drug Store and Platrrcr i:
Bradley.
A lllilllll Gilli] I'lillli'n
*Aflnu— 3'” \.
.ixlrivr count inn
“A Cold or I nCough nearly always pro—
duces constipation—~ilro turn all runs to the
eyes. nose and throat insioed of placing out
of the system through the liver ind ”kidneys.
For the want of moisture ilui bomb ciao
dry and hard. " Nurtynllolhb'rdb cm
are constipaiing. especially those “snatching
Opiates. Kennedy' I Laxative H6
Tu moves the bomb, icon the no
. . ids by working them out
of the Iysiom through a copious when of
' obowols.
Relieves Cough: by cleansing and
Iirengihoning the mucous membranes of
3b} ihroamhut. lungs and brenohlIl tubes.
For cm .‘whooping Cough, LI Grrpr:
Manna. “Nth, Ind Ill Cong
m 1?“! Garfield” election no
yI ‘edh'n‘ 't'o lenir'edy'I laxative
nouoyIad Tar Chlldnaliko
nuance-traumas iii
Obi.
Till 0 WM]! (HM MAOY
_Tflb «tees PI'IAIIMAOY
- }overnor Coffin. who Went into bank-
ruptcy. Mr. Coffin was acting as the ,
mic day would cause trouble the next
day. My heart would beat very at
if i took cxerclsc that was in any
violent. I had about given up in dés-
pair thinking my age was against me.
At this time a. friend who had heard
of Dr, Richards Tablets highly praised,
obtained a bottle at Allen 5 drug store
and asked me to take them. I did
so with the result that I obtained all
’most instant relief. I found the little
laxative pills which come with the
{tablets to be the iiircst thing for con i
Istipntion I ever used. My appetite
and digcstion are now all that could
be desired and i give all the credit to
[1)er Richards Dyspepsia Tablets."
t For solo by all iir‘uggists. Best
to say "Richards“ Price 50:
ccnts per bottle. Rich'-
twice,
Made by Dr.
aids Dyspepsia ’l‘nblet Association, 53 '
li‘iortlr slicer, New York.
i STROTHER MURDER TRIAL.
l
{Commonwealth Begins Evidence 5,...
l Rebuttal.
! ("l‘lii’ICPlCit, \‘a., March
rrronwcalilr's Attorney .l. A. (‘. Keith
will today begin the presentation of
his evidence in rebuttal in his attempt
to shatter the plea of justification titl-
vnnciil by the defense of the Sir-other
brothers on trial hero for the riiui‘tlol'
of William iiywntcrs, their
iir'luw.
niodiatcly after the defense has call-
ed to the stand llr. (‘thI', one of tho
physicians who utioudctl..\lrs. Viola
iywntirs at the lioihcrwoori home.
have been the victim of a criminal
the instance of i‘iy.wntcts
Prior to adjournment \csttrdny of-
was desirous of expediting the trial
and with this understanding the coun-
sel for the defense. agreed to coriipletc
tiriir' case without delay. '
'l‘lrc commonwealth nttorrrry has ad-
vised the court that the slate expect-
ed to complete its rebuttal In one day.
irig to Captain Mlcajnlr Wood.
ialrd in the prosecution. will bc culled
mainly to show that \vhrir liywnlers
reparation for the wrong he is ililf'gell
to have done her. and that the shoot-
ing was therefore not justified.
Dr. Charles H. Clark. of SI. Eliza-
beth‘s government asylum for the Irr-
sanc, was the first wltru'ss called to-
day.
Mr. Moore, of the defense, submitted
a long hypothetical question, reciting
all the facts of the case as claimed
by the defense, and concluding by ask-
ing witness how he would characterize
such circumstances.
The jury was withdrawn in order
that the court might burr argument
upon the admissibility of the question.
emotional insanity as a plea evident
ly did not surprise the prosecution.
Iii MIII “halite.“
PbyIicI Ind Cub-nice and the
and woahnth
native I
the bowel mule
Ind
«pal Ii '8 organs.
In I “fluent in
n“ gfgmli‘éuxngd ey nourish
It
1' to o the work tutor-om attended
PM!
6-6.“ bestlustiv for children.
hocolItI coated th m; as to tI a we
or tunnels. lilo. “and Cl. atoll time Blimp.
CASE OF 0 .V. COFFIN.
MIDDLETOWN. March 2.———A deci-
sion of the United States Circuit Court
of Appeals reverses the decision of
Judge Plait, of the Federal Court and
the finding of Referee Carlson in the
matter of a trust. fund of $80,000 found
by the trustee of the property of ex-
trustee for eight or ten persons of Mld~‘
dlctown and New Haven who hail
dispose of the lands and distribute the
proceeds The sum of $80 000 was in
his hands when he filed his petition
in bankruptcy
i.-—~Com~“
brother— ,
'l‘hc rrbutiul will begin im-;
who was declared by her brothers l‘o’
operation performed irr Washington at I
tr‘rnoorr Judge Harrison stated that be I
\‘i'itm‘ssos for the rebuttal, :iccor'd- ‘
ilSfiOC' .
married Viola Strother he made I'ull '
the act of homicide conrrriittcd uridcr‘
The effort of the defense to establish ‘
bowels. Ind hglut: tempo uni Mull?“ but irrltItc. I
elvtirglthemdstrouhrh .
(Quins ,
claims in Western land with power to“
The referee found that .
the money should go to the general ,
by Judge Plait. An appeal to the].
court of Appeals reverses that
slon. The money rightfully belongs
to those for whom Mr. Coffin was act-.
ing as trustee.
To remove a cough you must get at
There is nothing so good for this as
Kennedy' a Laxative Cough Syrup The
liquid cold relief that is most quickly ,
effective. that stills and quiets the‘
cough and drives out the cold Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy and The
' Bridge Pharmacy.
TELEGRAPHERS TELEGRAPH. r
Senators and members of the house
are being wemped with telegrams
from the to egraph operators through
out the country. and the Connecticut
members are getting them from;
every operator In the state. These
telegrams urge them to support bu
gresamau Murphy's hill limiting to
hours of railroad telesr‘aphers to nine.
This matter is an Imeudment to the
La Follette bill limiting the hours for
all railroad employees. and there Is
corralumblo partition to the
amendment. In let, the Whole bill is
in great danger fl'relrig sidetracked
or so engaged at t the president will
veto it .. ,
...- ..... A...
creditors and this finding was upheld "‘
decl- ..
the cold which causes the cough.’
Oxford, worth $15.00.
urday for
Thom-gens...
Ever ShOWn
In The Norwai is.
E have been fortunate to procure our stock before the advance price of
cotton goods. although the prices of these goods have been advancing
steadilu for the past six months. We will give uou "the benefit of oureariil
purchases. We haircut least five hundred pairs to select from. SALE
COMMENCES bATURDAY. 9 A. it. All the aeweSl and up-lo-dale de-
signs-I from 500 lo $7. 923 per pair. If uou cannot spend the moneu just new
uou‘ din have them charged and settle uour bill in paurirenls of one dollar per week A
Exhibition a [pile Lawn
SOME OF THEM ARE
Perfect Dreams.
Suing
When we sari this IS the lamest and most
varied asserlmenl than the combined stock
of all the stores in The Norwaiks would;
not be exaggerating. Come in and look at
them—~be uour own judge.
Waisls for $1.50 worth $2.00
Waisls for $1. 98 worth $2. 50
Waisls for $2. 50 worth $3). 00
And so on up. to $4.00
.
RAIN COATS.
We have a raw very handsome Rain Coats in tan and
We will close them out on Sat-
$9.98
A FEW MORE
WINTER CLOAKS
left over. Mostly black. You can’t make a mistake buying
one of them, as the price is cut in two. .
Norwalk Chronicler