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other-Nam
Troubles. cages Comm
M and secretly, snit‘i‘fiti‘. "23' manual as:
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who Oltildnn‘s uremia—m Mother’s Inland.
oiuu‘lus CASTORlA aware
In Ilse.
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“1’0!le seeker Who Had Pulls
Printed. Settled Up.
BRIDGEPORT April 22 -—-Charles 8.
FOX. Democratic candidate for county
short
in t whom Justice of the Peace
who F. Meekel recently aviarded
dbm II of $25 and costs in favor of
In“ cnry oenicola ‘as proprietor of
01.0. Tribune an italian newspaper
' accepted the inevitable and paid a‘
II for political puffs which that news-
all)? gave him prior to election
All of the parties connected with
the suit are Democlats, and one of
the Interesting features of the case
was Democratic Town Chairman Ar
thur T. Peck as a witness fat the
plaintiff. Mr. Fox admitted having
contracted the bill film of having ar-
tlolos submitted to him befme their
publicauon.‘. He defended himself
without counsel and contended there
was an understanding that he was not
loony for the articles extolling him
unless he was elected.
It who on the latter point that Town
Chairman Peck disagiced with him.
Mr. Peck detailed conversations which
took place in the office of Ralph BOI-
‘lno. the editor of the La Tribunu,
and said as he understood the agree-
meat. Mr Fox was to pay for having
the nice things said about him it?»
rdlcss of his 5 ocean at the polls.
'ttorney George Rune was counsel for
Dr. Genlcoia. ,
.It is undmstood that the La Tribune
liltd bills against other Democratic
didatcs, but that they have been
Ed by the candidates iiflel the
case was decided against Mr. Fox.
glirttzumoulm DEADLY wonK
had so seriously affected by right
lung” writes Mrs Fannie Connor; of
tir‘nl Route 1, Georgetown. Tenn.
t1 coughed continuously night and
Drift And the neighbors prediction—
oonsumptione-seemed inevitable, until
fit husband brought home a bottle of
“King’s New Discovery, which in
cure and restorer of weak, sore
lingo." When all other remedies ut-
toriy fail. you may still win In t a but-
against lung and threat tr ubles
New bisoowely, the real cure.
I! lily F. H. Baxter, 80th
Ill P. Weed, Norwollr
all, a c and $1. 00. Trial brit-
‘ THOUGHT CONVENTION.
scores, April 2. --A business meet-
t first feature of the second
section of the annual conven-
til New Thought Conven-
i being held in this city.
pious matters of business
posed of there was a pub-
. ‘ resided over by Rev. Al.
3ds of this city. at which
‘ of "The Relation of the
‘Vluniilow
Ail lull Hue finals Bought
For Over 30 Years.
Run on Ron Near Mayneda Li gilt.
house. Tokio, to Avoid Collision.
TOKIO, Apiil 22. Aftci'ilooII.—-The
Pacific Mall Steamship Mongolia Iun
usIodnd this morning near Mayeda
in the state election last fall. cidghthouse, in the province of Nazi!
to, Japan The locality is full of
tests. The stealncI with a list of 45
deflect. lien quite close to the shore.
within reach of rescue from all direc-
tions. Her ploximity to the land pre-
vents any possible loss of life. The ac
cident was caused by an attempt to
avoid collision with a sailing vessel.
The Mengolla is a twin screw steam
or with a registered tonnage of 13,88t
tons She was built. in New York for
the Pacific Mail Steamship CompanI
in 1904 She has but. recently been
put in commission again uftel repairs
necessitated by grounding on II reel
off MidwaI island on which she utiuclt
on Septembel iii lust She was floated
again without outside assistance on
September 21.
‘ On her recent trip she was home-
ward bound from ‘I'ouohonia and was
under command of Captain Hathaway
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley’ 3 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
as ,a safe remedy for children and
adults. PIaistod‘s Drug Store and
Clifford Pharmacy.
MILLIONS FoagNHINESE EDUCA-
LOUISVILLE. KI , Ale 22 .—~Rev
Curler llellu Jones, pastor of the
Broadway Baptist Church and a. close
friend of John D. Rockefeller. an
sermon that plans for II forthcomin
princely gift. by Rockefeller lire ul
most complete.
“I can say to you," said Mr. Jones
“that the greatest benefactor of the
Baptist Church has about completed
the arlangements for a gift of $50
000. 000 for the education of the Ohio
use! ~
When questioned after the sermon
MI Jones refused to qualify his state
meat or givo details, contending him-
self with admitting that it was cor-
rect.
STOMACH dig:J RLIVER TROUBLE
Orlno Iterative UFruit Syrup cure:
storuach and liver troubles as it aids
digestion. and stimulates the liver and
bowel: williillout afiltgtlng “€er “3;-
galls s n or nary on or
it cure rewxesti‘on and sick headache
and cum to conitlpiiticn. Orlno m
ative Fruit syrup does not nauseste.
or grips and is mild and pleasant to
Plateaus.
Drug store and Clifford Pharmacy. ”
take. Refuse substitutes.
. ilflstry to Spiritual Heal-
embittered by many of the
on“: buy a range until you
in superiority.
been .. ins.
Range
Is not in an ornamental shell.
Stamford models and ornament
unions are attractive and artistic. but
diamosmnporunce is the fact that
, Sandi) 35.. do such excellent
world ‘ colt always depend upon
Mauro it is properly
88%“
who it“ to do the Work which may but Minded of if.
examine the Stamford and learn more
Made" In many models and sizes.
. . ma smut: is? V
‘ R. NASH, corner North Main and West Streets. 4
bounced yesterday during a mission.
If anything a woman wore were real-
Iy useful she would Ito‘- afraid it. wasn’t
(KW
N OR K, April :2 .wneproduc-
i' v a clinics. Mitch collect. “who?!
I. ...d convent, is a task just finish” by
and Tenth avenues. A new
Catholic Church of fit. Michael's on
rty'fmlllh street twin to the old
one on Thirtyoeoond street in every
. detdll exteiior and interior, is ready to
be turned over to the church suthori
ties. and moving will begin this week.
The minute the priest, the sisters
and the fifteen hundred school chll.
then have taken nonunion of the new
establishment. wreckcrs will start to
work on what is left of the old one
and rose it to the ground li‘or the
lasted away to malts room for tracks
instead of obtainiulg by condemna-
tion the church property. stretching
through from Thirty second to Thirty»
first street. with s iron of 148
feet on Ninth avouus. the Pennsyl-
avnia oflicials agreed to buy a plot of
the same size between Thirty-third
and Thirty fourth street and put upon
it a new set of buildings. the new
church being modeled after the old
one. The agreement between the com
pany and the church stipulated:
The out stone work of the Thirty-
ucond Itmet floods of the present
church hi to béflurefu‘ily taken down.
each stone being numbered for re-
creation on Thirty fourth street which
reconstruction is to follow the original
plan. Anir stones which may be spoil-
ed. cracked. damaged. lost or destroy
ed. me of be Minced with new and
perfect material. matching in warli-
mauship. color, etc. the original
blocks. "
180 It. was done. With the result that
the pedestrian on Thirty~fourth street
might think the old chuIch had beer.
picked up and moved bodily The
stained glass windows were taken
apart. piece by piece, the pieces were
numbered and now the windows. in
~ ‘ the same relative positions. are in the
'ercAMsI-IIP MAGNILIA aoscuso.
new church. inside. the paintings or
the ceilinn are exact copies of those
0n the ceiling of the old church. Tht
“interior plastering wot-.II mouldings
capitals. cornices.” to use the worth
of the agreement, ale exact reproduc
lions “in line. profile and detail."
The new set of buildings OOII. more
than a half a million dollars. exclusive
.1 the land. Though the appearance
f the old church must be reamed.
be new structures are very dildrcnt
'rom the old in that they are of fire
roof construction throughout. The:
lave steel frames. the walls are Imp
Iorted on cast iron Months and aloe.
girders. the sleel work is protector
by brick terrn colon blocks or can
note, and all window and door framei
'Ire covered by metal. inside fire on
moss. in the shape of broad masonry
Itairs shut off from other sections oi
be building by metalcovered doors
Irovide llteans of speedy departure ill
use of fire.
The. Church of St. Michael is an
lid institution. it was built In ISM
ml was rebuilt iII’IS92.
This building of a church. convent
\lld school is all unu‘sual job for I
'allroad company. but in this case. i
ms the most satisfactory arrangemen‘
:0 all parties.
Micsmc sov LocArso.
Italian Lad Deserted by Parents to in
Brought Up by Uncio.
GUILFORD, April 22.—A icnl
Ieamh tot Tony Sochn ended hen
esterday when the boy was fouui
n the rooms of a barber Adolph
‘hrlstino. by Joseph Sacha. a well- to
lo resident of 'Walllu 0rd. and Illicit
If the boy. and Mich el Brennan. an
amploye of the Wallingfom postofllce
who came here with sutlIoIity from
County Commissioner .i 1). Walter. tr.
site the boy away.
Christine took the boy from the
Iouuty borne In November. $1901 Yes-
.erday he refused to let him go. say
as; that he Would release him next
nonth. when Tony Would be eighteen
ears old.
The. buy had been deserted. it is
aid. by his mother and had been
out to the county home when very
cling. For a long time the bey' s rel
Itives had been unable to locate him
dichsel Brennan became interested
Ind appealed to the state Ancient 0r
ier cf Hibernlans for help in the
teal-ch Through' the order the ser
vice of Michael Kenealy. of Stamford
Ind senator Mc vern. .of Haltforii
were enlisted on they in turn wrote
to Commissioner Walter in regard to
.he matter. The result of their queries
was mettle Known” to Tonya relatives
who interviewed Commissioner Walter
‘wllh the result. that they Wore given
the address of the boy and authority
to come for him. it is understood that
when he goes to his uncle‘s home he
will be furnished every advantage in
eluding a good education.
COLLI ION DUE TO ERRORS.
BREE .Aprllj .--Thc verdict of
the Gemini Admiralt Court on the
collision November 21 :st between the
{#011th enfllgoyd
Wilhelm tier (i Ilse :u‘d lie
Royal Mail [duo shoulder Orinoco on
cherboui-g, is ihnt' the accident was
“."iiu‘o to about. errors on both
. sides" is. British Admiralty “iii: ..
e f
on December is decided that
on Mile steamer Kaiser
ibis.
06mm of the Orinoco far damages,
. . which. it mu uddedhwould be mused V
Til. I‘D," 1
. city
(1,“
ntencc.
tile l’onusylvnnia Railroad in connec- -
app with its terminal between Seventh ;
ground beneath it must be dug and ~
fflier ,
rftish .
.North (emu 3
f Wilhelm tier on... was alone blame- .
Tile suit. Was brought by the '
Id xiii tho Nair "
prisoners to the
tried him and
“thin/banging and . "
kitchen. It’s new.
youbest quietest
node , ,.
was; ,
3‘er
F OR TM WEIGMLS
Tax Commissioner corlliu VIII!
Explain Different Systems of
Taxation in list in as State:
HARTFORD April 2: —V~'l‘ax com
missioner W H Corbin does not think
he will receive the lust of the replies
to his circular III relation to local in»
big methods, etc, before May, indeed.
he does not. expect in last of . them
will reach his otllce’ m' re the latter
and of the month. If he has all the
replies in time to arrange them for
the meetings of the board of oquilisn-
tion. of which he tins member. this
Iprlng he will be satisfied. Reference
was made to the circular and to the
scope of the quench contained in it in
not week's mirespondence. Tax
:ommissloner Corbin- will ask the
ward of control for poid'tllsslou to have
the lnfol Oil comm in, the. re-
Ilies print in oomph at form for Ills.
tributlon among the oilIclaIs of the
towns it. will be valuable infolmailon
for the officials and it will enable them
to see at a glance want other towns
are doing in the way oi taxation and.
1’ these are different systems employ
ed each tOIvn will have the benefit of
III the others work and experienca
Mr. Corbin is anxious to bring the
towns in o closer relation with the
ax com lsslonér's d rtrnent. He is
uniting every effort to evelop his tie»
puriment so as to' m Ire tns useful as
possible to all th'c t in the "state‘.
He million the officials of the towns
cc for information and
letntlon of laws relating
hissloners‘ o
for the late
to taxation. V
The other day a prominent uncle!
of a town came to the IIIII commie
sioner's office with his reply to the
circular and in the course din conver
sail with the commissioner he re
marked that the town had recently
paid an attorney for an out n on . a
nattol relating to taxation; Mr. Cor-
‘Iln commended the town for paying
for the opinion as it had agreed to do.
but remarked that. in mun-e, the tax
commissioner's department would be
glad to answel all questions that could
employing legal talent. and if there
was any question toorknotty for him
It could be referred to Attorney Gene-
ral Holcomb. who was always ready
and willing to interpret lows and give
advice to him as a state oulcial.
undo.
Lastiwceh s ..
unu‘ti‘t slut fico'i‘ali'st,
«titted? flaunt!
c
different frbm other oil stoves. It will give
Museum Ii you use
buoyant kitchen will be cooler
this cumfier‘ than ever bcf ore. Every stove
wit-mun M iii three sizes. If
not at your W’s, write to out near-
est agency for descriptive circular.
mun: Ilil-‘llhtlfllilil " ' ”V W
to feel free to apply to the tax com -‘
not be settled by local cinema without. '
This is the stove you
should have in your
It’c up-to—datc.1t’s
to on baking-day
I}?! the :‘k
h the beat imp
Alla-round
an.
Itch“.
: cancelled“, in
‘ i
NO MORE SNOW THIS SPRING.
Hot Sultry summer to follow With
Plenty of cover. Thunder Storms.
“Some time ago." says the East Side
Weather Prophet. “.I sent a letter to
your oilice with a prediction that. has
come true. i told my friends before
February 10 that this spring would be
a very late one. and i am getting a
good deal of credit for that and other
predictions. I told a number of my
shopmutee last Monday that another
snow storm Would arrive in about a
week. and yesterday we had the
storm. This spring at present. is two
weeks behind hand. It has been an
extra dry spring so far. ough there
business good deal ofc
and light rain. ‘
“filters have been Just twenty-five V
storms with over an eighth of ‘
In
an inch fall, amounting to sixty-five
faction-or five feet and 5 inches. This
Is unusual amount of snow for one
season. The wiIIlleI of 1905 and 1906
gave us thirteen snow swims with
over an eighth of an inch full. amount
ing to. thirty‘iwo hichoun all. This
will be the last show sum III this spring.
l time "good signs that opting .wenlher
will arrive next. week und.bring sum-
mer heat, Which is 76 degrees. This
month will go out beautiful. I say
now as I said on lj‘eblualy i0 that on
cxtlu hot tilliiiv summer with New
iv of severe thunder storms. will fol-
low! this spring, and theme will be frost
next. luouth."—-Ansouia Sentinel.
~Woman loves a class. may com
plexlon. Burdock Blood Bitters purltt
as the blood clears the shin. restores
ruddy. sound health.
WILL VISIT THE fiXPOBjTION.
Q0""e|ll0l Rollin S. will! and of-
iicial 1mm from Connecticut will leave
Wednesday to attend the opening of
‘ the JaIucsii’iwn Exposition. which oc-
curs Friday. The party will reach
Philadelphia on the train arriving
them at o: it) in the evcnii and. will
go ImmediatelI to the Bel evue'Strat-
foul for dinnel, after which the mean
hers of the party will spend the even-
lug according to their individual
choice. until 11: 17. when their special
train will leave. (‘0 ressmnu a J.
Hill Lieutenant no seer" and
uél Lyrics of Norwalk, in be mom
of the puliy.
;.
TAMBOV Russia. April 2&«b'niber
Simeon realm of the ecclesiastical
seminary here. was sh’ot and seriously
cenitly closed as the result. of..il9lltl~'
twomlil Ill
female.“ trouble is not tb ton swer-
‘ it. of couise.
1’ arm o'i we:
I suffered
align!!! duties and was a burden to
out disorders, and it is that t. the
t -would :: . '9‘?!“
music 41 l w’
intensely ortw'
dy weather .
. “use.“ mm, snot . fission. au‘r collie: IN QUANTITY. Auto rule WILL “My
THIS POPULAR FLOOR GOVERINO.
wounded today. The seminary was re. ‘
. rises AI- 35° to ace. ‘ . ,_ . ,. I
Whirl!“ 1637.
Kympio Wilton Rugs
; unenculmmnmmn
New patterns of elegant and effectiIc coloriugs The
ulcsigns are pleasing and restful. the quiet and subdued
mixtures that always prove such satisfactory backgrounds
for other room furnishings, lII medallion and geometrical:
designs siiIIilaI to Lastcrn rugs
The II cave of It Kymric Rug Is close and fine, the tour
tiirc soft and pliable. ltis Isa seamless rug and lies close
to the floor.
$30.00 for this size.
Carpet Store, first floor.
Sale of Gray Enameled Wm
We have made an immense purchase, and a timely one
too, for the prices have just been advanced. The articles
are strictly first grade, steel Will a heavy coating of gray
cnnmcl.
Our prices have not been. advanced. Notice figures; ‘
Rice Boilers, 59c Sauce Pans. too
'cha Pots, 25c Preserving Kettles, soc
Lofiec Pots, 25c Stew Fans. '25:
Dish Pans, xoc Tea Kettles, 42°
Pud lug Pans, 19c Colanders, ‘ sac
And many other pieces at similar prices.
Basement Furnishing Store.
490 Box of Soap at 250.
Toilet Goods Department. ‘
Dr. Monn’ s Health SoarRecommended by hysicians
and surgeons. in order to familiarize the public with this
excellent new Soap, we will sell a limited quantity at this _
greatly reduced price. Dr. Mann’ 5 Health Soap’ Is guaran-
teed by the maker. If not satisfied after trying one. cake, ave
\IiIl refund the money on the entire box. A regular 40c box
of three cakes at 25:. ‘
Do not forget. the Engraving Offer.
Fifty Engraved Cards of the finest grade for $1.65.
1* rec with the Cards at two—quire box of Writinlg Paper
EIIIbosscil with” initial or monogram. Get your orders in
curly. At the Stationery Section.
M
. In;
ON THURSDAY WE WILL PUT ON SALE A RECENT sitcoms:
V FROM AN IMPORTER‘S amuse or JAPANESE Murillo. at 23c VA
”7““ ‘
JAPANIRVE MATTINOB TRIO REASON ARE NO? ONLY WAN,
All
xcar'riouat. oreoaruulrv lacs voila centric outlet-tail! if
cHINA Harrison A'r lie To an. , ;V .‘
YVQI'VIVAon To capes A ”com LTY. ;
Norwalk Chronicler