u ‘iibaflealisisrbsrysisesspc any Pm its: densities
trusted the laws is ills by um Prostitution and
tspltialsrs " brupgisia are Ispl Busy
.
o‘Cllariesil.Waterbury fora number “any?“ readers“. h of aliglbsS'om-
I V W on
"m “ m °‘ mm ”d mu. is plainly don
the representative of the lows in the m. my one well-known local phar-
last wanna. dice lid-w strut.“ y lied the ingredients for the
mparalysls. Aboutslnoutbapd'hs was I?” will? it"luscriptlon many tlnles
“stricken with a slight shock can still» the wt in rain. The In-
’ mixture has certainly accomplished
was again stricken shout two weeks much in reducing a” M m
m m. and he failed to rally. lie was is cases of kidney mphint and rheu-
years old, and is survived by a «up. matianl here. relieving pain and nits-
tor, bliss Helen Waterbury, who iivo "7' “Wu"! mg the older popu-
' ed with him. and his mother, who lives
latton, who are always sulering more
ln'i‘i igelilllslldls” nm'oriesswtthbiaddsrsnduriwyirm
Ifr. Waterbury was for years known
bios backache and particularly rheu-
asths (loud Samaritan of Dorian.
Ano r weliokuowu dru
a "W" every one I” “m h the us to acgntillue the sputum” of
IO" '0'“ to hint, III“ they “Wily. "it! pmflm u ‘- Mill .0 much
helwwndnmleetnanehgg‘okxnyid: real good here. its continues. tbst‘lt
ed to the allowance which he would "“‘d ”' ' "m” “m ‘° “° '"" u
give the poor from the town a sum of
money of his own, and it was a com-
mon thing for him to send cost and
provisions to families whose necessi-
ties were brought to his attention.
While Mr Waterbury took an active
part in politics. and was a Republican
all his life. he never engaged in nar-
mw partisan movements. and when
ever he was a candidate for oilice he
rsceivad nlany Democratic votes. For
so years he was a town constable. and
than was selectlnan for several terms.
serving in this capacity until a few
years ago, when Darten took on the
curious freak of electing Democrats.
in 1906 he was elected a representa-
tive, and ht“ an excellent record in
a ure.
Probably no family in this section
is better known than lsr. Waterbury s.
the name having been connected with
every important movement since the
‘ wsssettled. John Waterbury
located in Stamford at an earty day.
a tract of land being recorded in 1660
as belonging to hint and from him the
various branches of the family trace
their descent. The father of Charles:
0.Wsterhury for many years was en-
gamed in cloth manufacturing. ai-
lhoulh for a short time in later life
he followed mercantile pursuits. He
died in 1819. They had live children.
can not be repeated too often. and
further states many cases of remark-
able cures wrought.
The following is the prescription.of
simple ingredients. mailing a harm-
less. inexpensive compound which any
person can prepare by shaking well in
a bottle: Fluid Extract Dandelion.
one-half ounce; Compound Kai-gen, one
ounce; Compound lyru Sampsflila,
three ounces. Any rat-class drug
store will sell this small amount of
each ingredient. and the dose for adults
is one teaspoonful to be taken after
each meal and again at bedtime. There
is enollgll here to last for one week. if
taken according to directions (loos re-
sults will be apparent truth the tint
few doses
DiVOIGlD—RIMAHMID.
Romantic Experience of a Couple lap-
arated listssn Years Ape.
STAMFORD. March i.--Andrew
Charlton. Jr.. of this city. married in
haste reputed at leisure. and now
has remarried the woman he divorced
Adult L. Reynolds was H yosrs old
when she ran oi! tol’ort Chester with
Charlton and was married to him. This
well in 1892. Charlton was 27 then
.Mflomru. lsstsrnltar
...... ’lil Issouic Building, South
til. u and 4th Wednesdays
., nestle—duly and August ea-
. “its! otelock. All manl-
, I. O. cordially invited.
, Hacksaw I. Ilrsts
. * Swami; with m
by telephone pisses do it in
rsgsrdto business.
, . Nor should it stop there.
man. who attempted to take the
the police chief but who lost m '51:!" oi Carnelian Arm :3: W“ “'9'” “ h“ "m'"
life in the nefarious venture, n ”Mil,1m.lfl G ' The couple did not get along well.
Betsey Ann. widowed Oscar Seelcy.
who was killed during the Civil War:
Miss Nancy 8.. and Mary, wife of Wil-
liam liensllaw
hlr. Waterbury was born sin New
Canaan. and his educational opportu~
cities were limited to the district
schools of the locality. At the age of
fourteen he left school, and for a
time was cemployed in his father's
woolen-mill. Later be secured the ilrst
Singer sewing machine that was
brought to New Canaan. and after
acute practice he became proficient. in
titling and sewing seams in shoes. st
which he worked for about twelve
years. its then removed to Darieti.
where he conducted a livery business
for about thirty-five years, and since
giving up that occupation he carried
on a business as a dealer in carriages
and harnesses
During the past few years he has
not been engaged in active business
in 1812 Mr. Waterbury married Iiiss
Adeline Waterbury, daughter of Capt.
bowls Waterbury. She died in Febril-
nry. 1813. and in 1m he married bliss
Mary E. Combs. dsnghtcr of John
Henry Combs of Stamford. By the
sot-mid marriage he has one daughter,
Miss lioicn Adeline Waterbury;
THE CALVATION ARMY.
special services Will he Conducted as
, 8sturdsy and Iunday.
The ”Salvation Army wishes to call
the attention of the public to the spec-
inl services that are to be conduch
the coming Saturday and Sunday.
Saturda ni t liri tar and hire.
amym’wfi". 6:?" o, m, m. subject, "Boclsllsmusnd the New in
via in the hall at 193 Washington “mm" ”"'°“"'“v "’ ”w WW"
street bridge. Sunday morning file ”'13:: awngmh‘mhbfln' '23”;
hrlgsdle'r will speak at the Norwalk 3' id n i g 5" av ‘1'” '1
Baptist Church and am. Stsnyutl will ”c "’ '° "'9’ °" ° ' "WW“ 0
3". ‘ lecture on the slum '0’. i” a few of my lady friends and myself
the South Norwalk Congregational t" )lr Lawrencedaud Louis 2”";
ml) Sunday afternoon at a o'slssa ~ g”: “g,“f“? b £3, gmlmm
rigsdier and am. stshyon will cou- :‘d m "' m‘ °§," Bob 1, u
duct a service in the ball. This meet- I! ”5 " n "° "
.. Lawrence informed me that the res-
?.‘,:;.:°‘brz invfg‘lifomaeflgfih'm .son for not permitting the ladies to
l du h t that ill
their children. including the be enter '" ° be ‘ ’ "t "
hire at the Norwsik Congress tlollhl‘ '"l to the "b“ “”“m' 7""
Church and the brigadler will speak think. is undoubtedly do." the 9001'
ladies an extremely t Injustice.
at the “IL All are ""M' if such was really geese. why not
Poll"! RAILROAD MAN case.
attempt to get them interested instead
of condemning them without trial. it
Charles T. Hempsiasd. sf aleshrneit.
Hold Isvsrsi Positions of
is. i think. really unfair. ultr. Law.
importance.
reuce. however. advised the to run a
arses-one, larch ir—Chsrles 'i'.
and after several separations Charlton
got u divorce in Connecticut eight
years ago on the ground of desertion
Hrs. Charl did not. contest the case
Twice site the divorce the couple
met. The first meeting was on an ele-
vated train in New York. he on
teredthecsrtnsllurrysud tools
seat alongside her former husband.
They chatted away their embsrm
ment for a while, and she got cl.
They met again in Stamford on the
street. and there was more chatting.
A few days ago Charlton received
a letter from his former wile. it was
postmarked New York and annealed
that be return to her a familyalbunl
The next mail carried his reply ask-
ing why she did not come for it. title
answered that she had heard he was
married. .
Charlton lost no time in setting her
right on that score. and last Friday
ening bliss Reynolds came to Stain-
are and had a long interview with
Charlton. They decided both had
made mistakes that could be avoided
in future. They were made one again
in this city last Saturday night.
WOMEN WANTI‘D TO "MB LEG
runs.
can avowed anarchist. Yesterday
bloat intimate companion. on whom
Mild a bunch of snurchistic
. was arrested. Other ar-
in the case have also been
Chicago police are bound to
ssh aggressive crusade against
is. Anarchy detects governv
and its specialty is to slay the
tatlves of government. Anyv
who occupies a position of high
‘ . authority runs the risk of be-
Wain are a misguided lot.
brains are sshew. Their moral
' »' are wrong. They see
rilllougll colored glasses. They
war with society. Society, in
. - must give no quarter to
“Its who employ the bomb, the
nuns-n.
Claim They Are as Much interested
as Men in denial Problems.
South Norwaik. Conn,
lfsrch 4.1908. ,
Tom the Editor of The Eyeing Sentinel.
Dear Sir: llaving obtained the in.
formation through your paper that
both a lecture and debate were to be
delivered exclusively for men, on the
the proper thing is to carry an
that exactly matches onc'a
‘ yoostulne. The attention that
to had-weather outilta these
in pleasing contrast to the
when the one rule that seemed
worst things one possessed—-
was good enough Now the
woman looks as well on
day as any other.
but very elective cure for
holstoesttwoeggsbolbr
says Table Talk. This
Micah" to be true. as one
such a repulsion toward food of
' ‘ ,but one who tries it is sure
“will Life thus describes an au-
elsctridsl shoe-cleaning ms-
At the bottom there is a hole
risk of being nicely and politely ei'eoo
ed. Nevertheless.l heartily than!
him Mynestslsptsken was to
phone to lichens and obtain his
version of the tale. ’l‘ha reply pre-
cured wasthstiftbslsdleswersto
ord be present while the debate was tail-
brook. today. of Bright's ling place they would have a ten-
fvonlwhicb he had sulersd for deuey to embarrass the gentiwueu to
. rs-theeat'entofsoihelngsbistopro-
does their opinions and arguments as
years ash as if they (the ladiesl were as-
need.
MM“ 1:“ was iasspiiesble '3’ me. '33”
cos hotgositivsyeoiicevsslly ilg
M003“ gawse lay conclusion was that
thesa- the washed superiority billion to
unweipaswo-sswssisssedagraslphesot
agent. ity. Garwoslaearsshuosteoe-
r.llslsastsadwss
to Holland salons for We
«summaries Clerical-(“llama tesfrsallr.a above
Withheld-wastes ailwi't‘host ”Wales” or
. “ sprees
M i ”‘5’,“ to all
[”05th 00M- telllflwtlidl
of our in-
lhssd as!
~ . mg. m 4 . a... m m ...... Armours Shoulders, lean. tinge have thsle nicest native
3“ u n W‘“ ”H "we“ ‘b’s I. Massevde 0' Win.”
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as.» will sale-ear
s tam mash ADIlT'l'AliCli. in M
‘ Won-mm
Ills illustrated heaters.
mcfi’iwm’ it them
we as
inertia of the «tears over
as as implement of the
pm
Most! anecdotesof
otssparlsnoasitl
woods. and illustrswd with a number
of rare photographs invaluable to the
nature lover, the address held undivid-
ea attention.
not offer Just as guest
missionaries
«He said the
is experienced Just as fully by
camera hunter.
thegrotlnd
were the hits of
achlld's pea-lg:
cloth woven into the nest
III I DIG"! one. U
by the reality to w
0d and brought fort
cessfuliy.
thslio
The nest of s chi
hor's trellis. was this
chain nest. .
ler's nest and
leg Irons being used to result
of vantage. The speak
him.
not be shot.
sharpshlnned hawks
A redwlng's nest is
shown. The speak
statement that blueiayu
photos?»
them by the exercise of
the taking of bible ‘*
The out and i
series will be by .m
The senate
off the income limit of ”do
all widows entitled to a colon
matter when married to
Shoulders, per lb. ...
pouu
‘ witness Willem
VIM Wilbur 1'
the
nil
in an en- ,
tertsinius teeters honors e art
Scientific lease Historicaiscc society.
Monday evening. ‘l‘sssllas with latte;
The speaker sailed if the «may?
ogMun or
I skill and something whie iii iastlust
as long as the trophies sauteed with
a gull. lie nailed his audience to act as
camera
takes the hunter into the held. not only
in the autumn but at all. seasons of the
year. and the thrill which the sports:
than feels when out with dog and gun
his spoke of the robtns which will
soonbemtinglnthesppietreeasnd
saldhsbsdoftendeairedtosecurea
photograph of a robin's nest on the
ground. lie found one last spring on -
an old stump within a few inches of ‘
and allowed a picture of it.
The seat with which a wood or song
thrush could be photographed on the
nest was shown by photographs.”
often a part of
and pieces of
The story of a blue bird which built
its nest in a rural deliver mail box
y when it
was stated that the bird was bowmed
‘-
its young auc-
A wood pewoe which had
been iniured by boys was also shown
gorsparrow
doorstep chlppy wbie be :in a notch
d.
The habit of the cowbird of laying
its eggs in seine smaller bird's heat
was very fully esclnpiiiled by the pic-
tures of such case in a redstartfls s
chestnut warbler's, a phmhu's. s yel-
low warhler’s nests, as well as in a
Photographs of s cstblrd's nest.
hooded warbier‘e nest. hluewiug wsrh
others were excellent.
The nest of a pair of redialied hswlts
which built in the same tree four years .
in succession was interesting. as it was
taken from a neighboring tree at a dis
lance of ill feet from tile around climb
tailed and redshouldered hawks did but
little damage to wuilry. and should
it was the cutter"; and
as. red-
eyed virio's nest in a maple sent to a
deserted house. soowbirdstl Moment
'the latter particularly mod. brown
till-ashore, wrens and .hlueinys were
or disproved the
cotlltl not be
had. and even showed that
considerate liberty titlilld be taken with
tiouee and
tulle
son. of l‘uirdeld on lnimtioue illnesses
of School Children. next Monday night
PENOION Ill-l. FOR WiDOVIl.
yesterday» afternoon
parietal the hill lain-tidy «piloted by the.
house. increasing pensions of widtlwslsluumcr no great inconvenience is us
from 88 per month to biz. and cutting
a your.
The senate also aulcndodtiho house
bill by striking out aluminum. which
provides that all widows must have
been married to the soldiers prior to
June 27,1890. The scuttle bill makes
esoldlsrs.
it is understood that the.3 house will
ndopt the senate bill.
vases
rise»
the
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Woman Who Tricked Iridpaport Mar-
"alutlg" through the operations of hire.
accomplished family, will learn with
interest that she was sentenced yes-
lerday to serve a term of three years
byludge'l'onllyclt. of Newark. lira.
McCsrlou was charged with ordering
annals and not paying for th'elu. Prose-
cution under a charge of obtaining
loads under false pretences was drop.
and a week ago in favor of the other
charge, which was easier to prove. i
who lived with her in New Jersey.
were not prosecuted Mrs.
was known as Mrs. Mary Anderson.
Msrldsn Bossy Walks Up Itairs and
MltltiDldN, March i—Two stray and
hungry cows wandered into Burton,
Bentley's barn in Plymouth yesterday.‘
and when he returned home he found
one ioyousiy touting in the hayloft.
having climbed a narrow illght of
stars. and the other sharilgw a plow
horse' a stall and greedtly ea
Ir. lumen could not lldllttew the
cow in the left to descend the stairs,
made a chute from the left to the
ground.
lit a given sillisi the men shoved
the cow and she shot down the chute
into a pile of snow.
COUTHERN PACiPic CLOOEO Tchnot
NEW ORLEANS. ”arch
paid-nine hour law swiveling railroad tele-
mphera collect! about twenty five per
cent. of the Southern Pacific Railroad
oillcos in lfllilfllflm to he closed l‘bday.
the Wisians lines said that since the
Oil?" affected are usually closed lflt
pectod from the present closing.
TOWNCTON. March i.--ln the
election here yesterday the ultisens‘
was given it fight by the
and Prohibition tickets. but won out.
The host cube ('0th was centered
slid clerk.
"lit.”
Smartly Gowncd Women . Are
Marked to a Large Degree by
the Corsets They Wear.
The Corset either makes or tears the.
figure, likewise the gown.
Spring Fashions demands—ecu hips-— g;
The American Lady “new snug hip”
model solves the question of those long,
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m
‘ chants Sentenced in New Jersey.
Bridgeport merchants who were
dry McCorton and her versatile and
hire. McCsricn's daughters and son.
MeCarlon
.9
THAT CLIMBING COW.
4......
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V—-'
MARRIAGE MVOTKIW. CHlNAMlN FOUND DEAD IN GILL.
Gammon March i.-r'rlehdaot BOSTON March i—ree Wat one.
my». Revel! the actress, “a 'l'. of the lien Chinese defendants on trial
11. Wyndham- Walker the announce- hfl'e charged With the murder of four
men; of wheel: mung... appeared y”. of their countrymen in Boston August
torday, m. rnyutiilcd by the veil of so 2 lulu was found dead in his cell at. the ,
a.” thrown about ”Mr “gm“ Acv Charles street Jail. today. it is better
cording to the notice Mr. Walker and 9d ”'3' he ("9" 01 M" flilflfe Th!
Miss Revolt were married on Sstur— trial b” been in pream- several
day but the piece of the ceremony was '99" Ind "'0 defense 5' M" 9m!
stated. The bride left. ills:- apart» “I its 9"“qu
merits in the Hotel Woodws Alison.
:ict West Filly-fifth street. on Sunday. H§W§B%O&”ig:¢vnggl‘zu%s
I“ l'. “B DOC " . " ‘3
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been seen in the Park Avenue Hotel.
. ' to an abrupt and today, when Judge
where he lived A friend of the bride¢ hincll‘arlarle instru the it"!
ltroom said last night that be under- quit Home Weisohns and H
t til it in
armwa. marriage too ”be” three defendants. and places the
upon the county
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he called on his neighbors and they
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TOIIINOTON ELECTION.
but which usually hall a char ileld.
Republican
the election of the borough warden
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