fltdi‘i'wen 1mmbvast 10:;
y 0 “I. ave '9!
“he Mm. nanny. divisions Mantis. This ill.
by msnygon generations of
. .. , w , 57mm sud lack of «onion. until
3 lividi‘eiiins. deaths
' :2 as filed lu'l'own Clerk
Ilrtlls.
Y, Mn and Julia Prcns.
, Ill And Helen Bossier.
32min and Lionel
no»? or 7! denote Rollin
_ pip Mdrew and Diary
who it!!! Grills
. M: . . '
_. to John and Hannah Swen-
William and Anna Record
. to John d Clara Di Seuss.
‘ Aleit‘an er and Mabel ilor
" Annie, to John and Annie Brenda.
., [.49 John nod Lizzie Lengyel.
am to Marshall and Elizabeth
7
, d to Clifford and Mary
“stout-s, to Emil and Ellen Berg»
‘ v . bet-inc; to William and Cathcr
inc Turner.
lighter. to Henry and Sarah
Anthony. «'
,‘to Frank and Ma Waters.
th. to Charleaiand Genevieve
oyt.
, u, so. to Frederick and Leonora
’ "Hodges.
gbter, '
Ntt'dlu'
cits, to George and Hattie Slur
to Nichols and Mary
1 fine A. Ludlaln. .43
pi r A. Brown” ..86
A fiié
o
méao'waog-I .t-i new
- l mour
. .G'o'dllflt .......73
“173. Young ...... 56
arr A. J on ..... 90
,g- C2. 0 . ....... 1
v e Ay m .. ....... 97
Isrgaret Moors ...... 78 ‘
---* -.-l'I
Marriage:
, I
l; Roscoe and Caroline B
’ am. and. Annie Kel
and Susie titular.
. ' pull dzllu’ Prince
1! ‘lnlicrlilll and Cynthlr
Pickett.
. rry/R. Reynolds and bells W.
flaw
topic or universal dlwhsslou. Cooper
claims that the human stomach has
r‘ :55“!!!
"was asked about the rumor that hits
’ hat the remnrk or his Mend did not."
07' a bilious A
sud it puts yb
of commission" 'l'his srm tonic W
icine and m
lie! in all staunch, liver and kidney
back.
Baxter's drug store.
mmeJ-pamwmsn
that Japan Is ready to permit the es-
tension of the Hsinmlntln railroad to
nan of the Chinese govermnsnt. which
by Japan in the matter at the restorav
tlon oi Dissension.
,the installation at H:
psi movement by Raisin. .
varlcm "A
-- mac-we.
:
meow-viewed-
MhmmInIsm
W! um W modv
ditInn., and that liens gra-
la, n recent interview. while intro?
MIN 1“ hiding city.
hi: "there is just one
7:3“, In maintain gin
aoral healthy and that is by building up
today the entire civilised race is al-
This is the two can» or most
or on: in health of today. Little m
be done to relieve it until the stomach;
Is once more brought back to normal;
conditions.
"I am successful because my preps
ration Win the stomach in sound con-
dition.lnd as i maintain this Is the
234—70,.“ atom and um. um. '
28—An‘t'ssa F'. Hawkins and Annie o.
k.
.28-liarry B. hAmbler and Josephine
El. Lyric
30——W:lllnm ll. Totem and Estella BL,
ill—ahlmcstfrice ‘and Martha J. Wood.
3178,2773 1.77st and. Lizzie Kovactt.
“—4....—
°”l‘ifi’tfi‘m w:
W
I .
WA L8H F0 77 "GONG RECOMAN.
And Judge somerset Orsnwicb. tor
‘ Ionator, Illc'T-alk Now.
The Hon. Michael lionealy, tho.
chairman of the Republican state Con-
trol Committee. while in Hartford .on
business In connection with the Inter-
pretntlon oi the law relating to saw
Inga departments of trust companies
prevailed in political circles to the el-
lect that his iriend. Senator James F;
Walsh. at Greenwich. is more inclined
to run for the stoic tonic again this
year than to be a candidate for Con:
gressmawat-Lnrge in succession toi
Mr. Lilley, Chairman Kcueuly replied:
“I presume he walllsdo go to Con-
gress." .
The repl of the chairman. says the
Hartlord lines was sumt‘lenlly (telly
bite to make It clear that the rumor it” i
it was over true, hull not 2 wry relin-
ble foundation now it is Ditr‘iilmid
that Senator Walsh would pl'HIui to
reprcesnt his Congressional «i' ~rrit~l
than to be Congressman-arigugz- “om
the State. Chairman Kenenly was not
asked about this presumption. Wl-t-n
:very district In the' State is ropre-'
dented In Congress there In no panic--
nlar territory for the Congressmannt-L
Large to represent it is recalled that
l few years ago, when Mr. Walsh and
Mr. Lilley were in the company 07‘
)thel prominent Republicans, the con-z
Iersation turned on the position of
Congressmannt-large. '
"I may think of running for it my-
icll'. some day." remarked Senator ;
tVaIsh, rather bluntly. ,
Mr_ Lilley had not then decided tol
tctire from Congress and the story in
live him much comfort. Another.
.tatemcnt about Fairlield County, this
week, was to the client that Judge
Charles D Burnett. l‘orMerly of South
Norwalk who represented Greenwich
it the last session and who was the-
House chairman of the committee on
Railroads, will be a candidate for the
Senate from the Twentyvnevcnih Dis-
thlct. this year. This district was l'r-pv
resented by Mr. Walsh: at the last
A GUI! you MICKEY.
'77 have m. can for the Misery
sly. R. M.
:‘lt's called
Electric Bitters, sad comes in ”cent
belles. It breaks up a. use of chills
In almost no time:
jaundice clean out
purifier gives quick re-
complaints (an the misery of lame
Sold under glarutee at 7.17.7777“
M—
cums melt—L ritovssvs.
PEKIN. Jan. 212-le him
determined latest the Millie
mummified!
777s
72qu not tutu sew mm 2272 an. norm
or m
g
24,73
only way to secure larval and VI
tgood heslt
AW WW7 it
have recently become cosvmm
Cooper’s theoryis 177'. fig flower 0
4722* Do Russ” street, indltintllm
N,Y .. who says: “i had ntmnnch
troehldrlor about sis rein After «at:
Ins. I would become bloom and have
a distressed feeling for several hours.
This would be accompanied by heart“
burn. and l reached the point where i
could not color my meals at all. ‘
"i tried itinerant relocates in an e!-
fost to find relief, but without success
After tolling three bottles or Cooper's
New Discover»! not entirely ~cnred.
My stomach does not bother me in the
least. 7! I can eat anything i idiom
I can oeriully recmnnisnd llr. Coop
er s medicine to anyone adlicted with
stomach complaints."
Hr. Cooper’s medicines are limiting
in
’a remarkable record We sell them. ~
The Clifford Pharmacy. south Nora
walk; The Bridge Pharmacy. East
Norwulk, ,
I WORKED FOR TEN MINUTES.
Steeplejhck when. Tim. Was Worth
67.50 a some um a speedy
-- cums.
BRIDGEPORT. Jan.
':
21,—Jl‘hpruan
’Meehan, oi Glen 1" lls,’N. Y., happen-
ed in town, Saturday. and hearing
there was a fair day's watges to be
earned ill the county court house for
a few minutes' work. he visited the
county commissioners oilice and all:
piled. Ho was one of the many who
have haunted the colic aince the wind .
carried away the ting and holliords oil
the on” pole during the blow inst Bun.
tiny 'i‘halr prices: for running the, pol
llnrda through the pulley hi the top
of the pole varied from $5 to $25, null
several got purl wny up the pole be-
love their nerve departed.
Now My. Mrehnn was not that kind
of u sleepleinch. Ho was looking for
the- money and be was willing to climb
the pole to run than hulllnvda for sill.
The commissioners only *7 the
steepleia‘ck Who paints the pole not
cnnlonallv on his iripu through this
citation 87.50. and he furnltthes 'the
paint. but they wanted the flag at hall
most In honor of Mr. Forsanden’rt
mcmory, no they told Mcchnu to go
ahead.
About 10 minutes later he cattle
down and said he was ready to be
paid. I! hardly seemed as though
he had consumed tlmo enough to get
d;t’o the roof but Captain Henry North
anitl tho flag wan fitting in it! accus-
tomod place and the man had carn-
"II the money. so he was pnid. He
used climbing irons to climb the pole.
but he admitted afterwards that it did
uwuv some with him when he got to
wards the top
—~Any skin itching is a temper cs
tor. The more you scratch the worse
it ltcbes Doan's Ointment cures pt-
ies, ccozma-any skin itching. At all
.drug stores.
BRIDGEPOIIT ITALIAN8 WANT A
PAIR SHOW.
BRIDGEPOIIT, .lsn.
that the local charities department
does not treat the. members of their
race with due considerntlm ‘when old
is asked for. many prominent ltaliaun
have tormed an organisation for the
protection of their people. the move-
ment being headed by Dcpoty‘Shcriff
Louis E. Richards. An open meeting
will he held tomorrow to perfect the
organization. It is stated by the mom
here that the charities department is
not courteous to the Italians who apply
for assistance, many cases being cited.
RANK rooustlmss.
"When attacked by a cough or 9
cold or when your throat is sore, it is
not foolishness to take any other
medicine than Dr. King's New Disoov
cry," says 0.1ilidridge. of Empire,
00. "l have 7725 New Discovery say:
on years and i know it is the best rem-
edy on earth for coughs and colds.
cronp. and all throat and lung troubles
IIy children are snbiect to cronp. but
New Discovery ooleltly cures every
attack. " Known the world over as the
King of throat and lung remedws. Sold
guarantee at r. it. Baxter's”?!
”an: Store. 8072 and 81.00. n'I'risl bot
res.
BBIDOIPOIT WOMAN DIOPI
, MAD. ‘
DRIDODPOIIT, Jan. 21 -'l’hc woman
who dropped dead on s Barnum avenue.
trolley car the other night, was yes:
glis' identified as Mrs.
60 freeman street. The
Idsafllcst was made by a lumber
of her family. In. neonhel was. It-
trfour years old.
52:”...
limit pm le 72.! t4
2i .—Claiming-
‘Ilonshehsd
. nerd evidence, “
3dr rouse onto raids. ow
M the Moor. 2' ar
' liovlnb tron la was-arrive We.
the nopllna
the 9
ho mm mm
owner. their gunning.
nit Francis We“!
7 At the onclu
mailman Attorney John: Walsh.
tor the appllcmt. "(lied for about
an hour claiming that there was no
evidence to show that Wilkirgon
not a it liable; on whisf‘togus II?”
'sd-for Ilse. also
fumble any. on the lit mate“. the,"
never was a complaint the proceed
in.“ attorney or 97. pharmacy eommlse
“(the LI «rebuttal maintained
that acts ‘Ialg_ Mr. Walsh's sr-
ancient.“ ‘WI in s not a suitable
.0
£1;de coilimissioilerl reserved their
at
The:m first witnésa put on after 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon was Em~
cry behot'sky. .Lehotshy declared
that till of the Hungarian. residents
at tho vicinity are in favor of having
the drug store locate at the proposed
ill.
William lemongslll took the stand
and said he will be twonty- two years
old next March, is nisriisth .
'lsn't‘ is true t yon Wily as
saluted your wile?" asked Judge Light
"i had just cause." undeclared hem.t
ougelll. "l assaulted two at tile some
time." He admitted that the prosecut-
ing attorney had sent lor him in con
nection with the chair. He also ad
united having been arrested on no-
cotut of trouble with Robert Scnlzl
In “the place " .
Attorney“ Walsh obiecied to this line
of ultcationing on the port 0! Judge
Light, an Wilkinson wan the applicant
for the licence. '
Mr Light questioned him about the
amount he has put up, and young
witougeill claimed 8700.
The commiuuloners wanted to know
Mr I irht' s object In pursuing this line
of (mentioning. and he replied that lie
was attempting to show that the tool
owner of the place is lv'ranciu Lemon
gelll. Mr Light mode the statement
that the elder lmnorlgelli has been
convicted of violation of the liquor
law. to which strenuous objection rc-
sultod from Mr Walsh} who mnln
rained that this wan rcndcred null and
void as part of tho proceedings bo-
cause on sppealrbas bqen taken. : .
liotit were willing to submit the
proposillo to "the intelligence of the
commissi
Young Lemongelll said his trade in
batting. at which he hnd been able
to make oe’much as 835 per week, but
he had been obliged to givmit up on
account of his health. lie hurl gone
to a preparatory school and hurl not
llnirhr-vl the course there, he sold on
{.ccount of his dntimrs financial coMi
ion
" i then went back to batting and not
married." declared young Lomongclll.
"Yes." added his father, and you got
71 inc-ant." (laughter around the coun-
cil rooml. .
llr. Soul 0. Curtlcc was plu‘ccd on
the stand to show the reputation of
Wilkinson's place in Manchester. Mr.
Walsh objected. but witness was al
lowed to proceed.
Dr Curtlcc told about conversations
be load with Manchester citizens. A
man had told him that there had been
lileonl ceiling and that the place was
very obnoxious.
Frank Chencv, the South Manches-
ier manufacturer, said the place boil
it very bad reputation. His brother,
Horace Cheney. had corroborated this.
He stated.‘ 07. Curtlce continued. that
he was morally certain that there was
illegal soiling oi liquor. ll had-boon
necesuary to promulgate a rule that
any person Mind going in the. place
would be discharged and men were
discharged. Mr. Cheney also told In.
Cnrtlce that they had paid good money
to have the place razed and to get
rid of Wilkinson.
Dr. Curticc quoted other residents
of the place. including the prosecuti-
Ing attorney, who confirmed what had
previously been said. One man told
cured at Wilkinson's place when it
could be obtained nowhere else. it
was even reported. Dr. Curtlce said.
that a man who died from drink had
procured it there. Women had also
told the Methodist minister. the Rev.
Mr. Davis. that their drunkard hus-
bands procured their liquor at Wilkin-
Ir. Waluh started in a line of qncs'u
stions relating to the platform of the
Ministers' Assoeihtion, including snpv
pressing of houses of ill lame. etc
The commissioners objected on the,
ground that it. was irrelevant.
Mr. Wallh then wanted to know if
Mr. Clinics would oldest to a primer
man having a drugglst's license at
"amt". the point In question
Dr. Cnrtloe replwd that it would
demd on who backed the syndication.
though normally be tbmsght the place
does not need a drugstore.
Rev. Dr. Iaclltrlssd said that the
«' testimony at Dr. Cortice was generally
ctmohorstcd in written communicrn
bad with Manchester
residents.
This was stricken out. as were also
by lot-
. an"), Grantee's lint-IMHO
Robert '27. won. tin-m the
V. kanoasgoodnnsioradrugstore
Wilkinsoswasrscslisdtnthsstsad
lie that
Dr. Curilce that liquor could be pvt"r
“limi
ands marathons are that are It ~
lessly bedridden and whom we .35..
Rheumatism. from the vary on-
hire oi the disease. can never cure it-
all Mid H mm In bound to grow
worse rather than better. if on ever;
have any twinges of rheuma maivm, pol
the druggist and get a bottle or
W the wonderful new libeumstlc
panic. it. will dim you and It is the
only rudiment in the world that will
permanently and thoroughly
Uric-O cures by its direct action on
thonluscles.t Iiblood and kidneys. .jt
seeks anti um: and
Rheumatic Acid end drives it from the
system and it is only '- mattrmnt of
such s nature will ever cure
rheumatism. Lin exits {we platters
only serve to drivs’ It: from one spot to
another They never cure rheumat
tism. because it Is primarily a blood
disease, and until the b Is clear~
ed from the poison a cure cannot take
place.
You can test Urlc'O free of c urge if
you wish. Just out out thisa verti
mom and 2 II t to Smith
(10., yucusc, N. Y?
Willi! limb "III the name
0’! yonrd 'l'tieyw i give you
an order Oil Min for a 75-cent bottle
freq-mwhick you can test and try to
Your 0!!!- 5811!
little-O Is sold and personally rec-
ommcnded in South Not-walk by Edw.
W Kelley. '
mi
Y can scam. Itsnuur
.—
"L‘ook Shiny, cold and Costly."
Peculiar provisions are made in the
will of Sarah, E. Sconeld, a spinster.
which_wns tiled in the Greenwich pro-
bntc court Saturday. After the initial
request that. she shall be buried from
the church ofthe transng’uration. in
New York. with "it low celebration of"
the holy communion, if the Bandit
nought . the pastor, shall see it,"
and interred in Btnmlortl, with c,
Rev; Mr. Brathwaite. rector of t.
Andrew' 2 church to any prayers over
her body, the will stipulates the kind
of coi‘llu in which site Winners to be
buried.
This it Is requested, shall be "plain
and Inexpensive. covered with purple
cloth and white canton banned, the
woolly side out. that my resting place
Ilhlny, cold nnd costly." The number of
curringeu at the funeral is limited to
two, “as the living hood the money. “0!
the dead The expense must. If possi-
ble be less than 8100." .
LA ORIPPE.
Braziliai Balm never lhst a case:
never let it run into pneumonia, nor
left a grip-wreck. ilnlyrthlng on earth
that, kills the tough grip gcrrn. But
you want Balm an a plenty. no do not
trifle with the small sizes, but. get the
bite or 81.00 bottle and take half a
teaspooniul in water ‘ every three
hours. Be sure to keep up this treat-
ment falthiuliy for two weeks after
you think 'y are well, to utterly an-
nilatc every grm in every great or-
gan. 'I'hcsc'y remaining germs causuhe
evil after clients; it is halfcurod grip.
If the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs give the large dose every 10
or iii minutes till it stops.
it is easy fur a man to be patient if
he has nothing at stake.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIMI TAILS.
———‘
In (that January 5, 1008.
n——-——
so. uonwsut 1‘0 new vault.
A. M.——12.52s, 511277, 5:411,
6:16 6: 501, $58 7. 54:. 8110):, 9:081,
:ziix. 9:53.10:553, 11:22:73
P. M.--12:6ls. 1:10. 2:511, 8:27.
dzs'tlx, 510972. 5:37. 5:5Ix, 6237. 655117,
7zl077, 7:5177. 9:53. 10:32; 1:49: to
Philadelphia and Washington, D. 0..
does not stop at New York.
Sunday.
2:47: u.—12:52x. 5:12;, 75:41:. 7:57;
P. u.:-12 57:. 2:47;, 2. six. 7: 27.
577,511,718 7:,st s:m,1o:22.
0-7——
80. NOIWALK TO NEW HAVIN.
AIL-12:,” 7: 17,7: some: 18, 7:,25
s: 25, 9: 722. 12:17:. 17: 08:. 11: 75.
r u.-72: 07:, 7: is, 2: 10s. 2. 222.
23: 5203312 6 ”It" s: 30 7 on:
x.‘ to ridgeport only.
2: t: and 7: 27. ’
gen——
Wildly!»
A. ”2-181“, it". 1158!. 7: 3’. "10,
10:17:. 11:08:.
Ella-75 M, 1: m. 8:188. mm.
sour» nonwsut vo naususv.
A. 77 12:70 I once “our
days). (so. 2:42. ‘7"! at
r “F13“. 4:72. 7:72, 7:77.
'1‘ .s .t. 1' 88 ’t .n
” DMIUIV 7MB?" MWM
Llfllfl‘lt
27 7:77. to: 27:77
it. 4.2.: m’
:isx'a
NIW YORK 70;..- 8001'" “OIWMJIJ
Awe—18788:. 078,11. '8: . 0'45
finds. 7m: 87le '78. . IO: 05.
1.7! m 7 m2 72.2.2717.
nee-H”; 781,“.r.8096
7:772: 7:17:77. 7:772. r: so. it:
Will Provides That Collin Must Not '
may look warm and comfortable, not »
.Ln‘lzfl. “7.1.813."
putt unto—m7 We.
._ A 6070
will: Mull thrdvuo III
ANP. “I
WWW”...
and General Machine Work,
«‘9 to.
Our Shoglsrcsr it with.
H mm .
.‘fi
1":
if!
coal’
The Thing!
To temper the temperature these
wintry do”. on will not pass sod
colt. II a pm. that COAL e'r amt...“
goodness is the one thing handful.
. our cell until no apology.
oil
“may buy hare vmh your eyes shut and
get ‘77:" who in host 767 every dollar
expended.
Arie coah'c the urinal.
to Sale“ From
This is the season of the year when
Linoleum libnuld be laid. to keep the
kitchen floor warm and clean. We
are inorganing our stock in- quantity
and styles, by ridding the latest (is
.. coeds
LINOLEUM
which is universally known as, the
BEST. We invite inspection oi the
various designs and prime .
F. A. Mitchell
Store In the City oi N‘orvvalk.
COR. HIGH AND WALL .TBE‘T‘,
pour/aux. come ‘ .
7':
L
._____-._..__—._'2'_‘L_._ ..
SPECIAL!
You map a two-fold
benefit if 37977 buy a
winter suit or overcoat
now. '
You have the use oi
it for both this winter
and next, and-
You sure from 64 to
“all MAIN mm: /‘
youth
The Only complete Houeolumislting-
Ten New” Patterns J
A number 7' estate bargains
.may he had Q ”do... the spring
market real W ati'i'ho wise pun:
chaser buys
oelsln Enameled m.
. 77m
.hnw
4 user to say mas.
luv 9 ” cum 8100 to 810.00ll'
no ratios burnings
from date of mcipt.
"A dam will bring you our literature
or. nominal lute .
I. L. COBUIIN. General Agent.
in 8977“! main Client.
:vri‘1htn;
A HOLIDAY
HINT
'call at our (lilies and'
examine our line 0!
Gas and: , v. , .
Electric Lamps:
‘ For Rcudtu
and’ Sewing.
They are inexpensive, ooav
‘.
ll!
" ornamental. blade up less
taste. is your house pro '1! Illum-
ln‘ntcd for the holidays? but
Let us Pipe Your
House for on,
we will do it at (out. Our new line of
HAL GAS GLOBES has been re-
ct'lv d. Call and m them.
. is—the' amount we have
taken on usual prices.
'i‘hleybelongto "broken
lots." which explliins.
abs--
om Mane-y, wenussnsv ‘
can‘t-WW Fit-ti"!!- ’
.. .
,.
FURNIDHII.
‘2'
85 Washinmn .7. so. mutt
Attendance all hours is. and disill-
sitcoms-mutton
values, chOTHIIB,l7M’T£B: i
,Thstp
'1
our Walls
atyou Iver since we put
by more rooms to he pa.
the.
"M1“
Glassware, Honsefnrblsb-
ing"e..m‘" _ ,.
2 China in Cups, Saucers,
Painters' applies. '
" ~ mixed l’ailll. “.15 per
WW8 C III! I’d“. VIII! Mitten,
I”!
9“ PM." frames
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