Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 30, 1909 · page 6

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funded. "'TTYE 11,119.

144 "l'ne‘best‘rtova on the 11111111111 at the
Lowest Price. satisfaction or money re-
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4 (Contnueclhom app 41:1; 1.

The committee were tendered a
vote of thanks for the work they hate
done, they were xoted $3. 650. which
they they en 1111 between now and the

end or" the seal your in June, when
the 5111111111 14111 have been in opera
tion for ten months, and there is no
telling how much would have been
voted if it had only been asked 11114.4

4’i‘l1e meeting brought. out clearly
that East Norwalk is taking a4 whole
lotlof pride in its little municipal light
plant,“ and believes the commutes
Which installed it- has done 4111311.
though there is a wide feeling that
the committee should have laid its
troubles before the district instead of
spbnding money bevond jhc 11111110411111-
1111,11.

l’i‘he~subiect of commercial service
was threaded out at- length and a com
n'ilthee of,1.th'ree will go before the
1111111111.; in support of a. bill giving
11111111110111.1111 the right to generate its
own electricity, instead of buying it
111114111 woman The special clectrlc'
committee reported that it could 111-
stall uncpmmerci‘al service for the 1411-
111-141. district, 1"d1 alternating current
with the lines now up. at a cost of
H.308. 1111.11 electrical commission was
11umed1and.the1appointinent of a 1111
perintendmtmas ordered deferred.

'i‘iie sewerlng of 11011-1111 11111 Thomas
streets was dcrerrcd. but the question
of whether 11111 district l 4-liahle for
the sewer pipe, has been 111 bed

The meeting lhmnghout was one of
those kind 101 which 151111 41111111111 is
1‘.11mous d‘ha voters dud 11111111111111
handled the subjects under considew
111111 1111110111 gih as. 111111 Bliolte their
minds openly an, freely , At; at Bil
lonst'cin started 111,1, ball 11011 g after
41111011111 read the estimates 1401 the
commercial electric '.sel‘vlét‘4

11.11:. Eldredge hintédlthat the com
mittec had underct'itlimitdil the coat
of installing the present eleclthc ser-
vice lie1ati1‘i1utcd the statement
that 1111 cost to install and operate
1‘01 11 year. would he only 337,0 to 1)
11'. Olmsted. of the continlttce Mr.
Oljust'qd' did but 11114111111111 had made
the stptetnelitfl .4

Leo 11111111 attempted to 111111-1111
the situlitiomhy reading 111111142111 he had
gaiiierd, . H.6 1111111111111 that the4 4'-s)s
tern b cost. more 1111111 expected4,l1ut
believed the district has received
good value. According to 1114.

9,: Connecticut, (10111111111144 estimated
t '0 cost to the district for installing
$7 230. as 113111111114 the committee's tig-
urea 91' $4,, 524 The company eslliuat
ed the. 11111111111 operation cost in be
$.'1,7l3.’f‘he committee lighted $2, 391.

Mr Eldredge. 111111111911 the chat has
so far been 87800 and there is no
intihdy to pay for, power for the rest
of the $011114. 4

 

ion Point branch. he'd not .paid P. 11
14411111111111 11101111111111 with this state-
11161“.' '

mhugtlllt '.iilllenetein maintained that

conimitteethad.'~ .-no right to 'go
conundrum] service in the way in
there being a few 1.111111111111111.
Writers
5 11111111111; wanted to Hknow how
hill this service had plant had oostl
dealt 111.114! 11.411111111111141 we1it4' home
111114.011 report tlp‘it .had» been turned
to lloli; the plant and the first large
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:44'11111'11'011111 to ."l\"f1'.1'lill'enstoins
‘ that the c‘oinmitte'e 111111 do right
1144119111114 beyond 111114171 000 4M1.
woxplnlncd 111111 the 11111111111111
0 baby was negotiating with
, ‘Suillva'n and the committqc
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Idl'gotniuilte

. 4_ 4ds4of,t1he outlx'wusqdosl
a pride 11nd .4
m'il.tee,dtd ,4
. ; or for tflxedoh ag
, .9011. nte'relit,telepl;10nés.
'béimti. The. total 0 'er-at

.e figured as gol owe:

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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no to Doilon‘s.... 41,414
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‘1' 111111111. din legislahurtn
a bill to léi'wc'. East. Now
disputl to go into canister».
. 1'. '(lorh am' anifiou'uped
«11111111111111» li‘c Jy 5‘1 twalshh‘ 114.1610
11d 11min Elder. Mr. Rider.
has! dig.,Gorhdu1's name was

do Itittceman smarts .ope‘
bamusayi dig t 1.1.1111".
been .the iratteat 101111111
in figuring on 11. 1111111111111
Md! «410111111111. 1:111:11. the

. 4 111414111115 opposed
gfim‘um mdrciai. servhmun-
tr t' hautlte right. 4"
illll'eht of appointing a super-4
was, 91111111111111.1111. 451%.
“dated 3111410191411 for the

 

 

 

Dalia.

He also claimed: the Don

. Signature

' Scott said to haxc been 101 merly'cotr
cooled with Barnum 111144 Bailey‘s Gir-"

Mr._ Eldredge thought, also,

 

11111 11111111 should be 11 11111111 'to till)
1911;. thump not at a high 11111111412
30 01'

‘40 '08! cent 111111111111 the motor gent
Mr. Fielding said in»
struments are necessary Ito detect the
401111'k sag
electrical commission of
three or four men,4they to have 1111
power to name 11. superintendent and
John J Walsh
moved that the. present committee be
the commissloh'and that 1the'1l1'1'4 dis-
trict committee be 011- 401111111 members.
Mr. lilllenat'ein moved to cut out the

ill-'1

Ill-Wt on ad 11111111111111 to a

crater house.

QHUIGpOf the Matthieu
genteel u‘n

fix the compensation.

district committee. and the amendmen

tee is recoiv ed.

heavy loss 01‘ power out 94 ’.‘~m‘0tm gen-

arc damaged.
The commission was empowered 11
purchase supplies. 1 ' 4 4

now has the right. to sell lighting: 1141.
act of tl1e1lagls|ature was read, show-

powmw 101' its own use and the 111-0
its .111l111bitant111 4411s .pcr14the l3114444411
sy stem The further enactment 1'1 111-
hired in order that. the district 11:11
generate itsmown power.

A motion that wire. for direct

to the fire house, that. the ion” lit

4,l1
"lil

arc also expected in that i.'..b01ot
fare. The committee was also

"D. C." wire as far as practlcn 1‘..
in Seavlew avenue.
was appropriated.

lalallx'e
adopted.
A tote of thanks was cttendui :1

committee reports 14

of tho .pi'csenttroublc.
it Was possible to sewer through First
street but it would cost over $3141

'in addition would have to be twe1111
feet deep meeting with trouble from
the title also.

William A. Tbon1pso11,11ho ow1-4-
propeity in Lorena str,eet was 10.44
opposed to thoproposed newnsewez-
The sewer matter was laid 011.1114
table.

A slim not exceeding $3,000 wa»
voted upon‘ the recon11111411datlon (4
Mr. Davis for the lilllllIlll; oi the clot
141111111 system from last August 111114
the annual meeting in June

OABmORI

3.“. 11.‘ : lllnil You Have Alva .houpl

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D.4R' RUL‘AND MARRIED; .'

 
 

 

 

To Mia's VanJDeusen, at Oneida. New
’ ”York.

Dr Frederick Davis Roland. of West-
port, was married to Miss Leo Mabel
Shattucit Van Densen Wednesday. at
Oneida N. ‘I’. The, announcement,
.c‘omes as somewhat of a surprisla l0

the many friends 01‘ the well 11111111411
d'octor. After a Wedding trip Dr11and

f‘ Mrs. Roland will reside in Weapon;

Dr. Roland is the head or 1111; West
portusanitarinn14.00 and has a host‘
of friends who extend congratulations l

 

1 It you will take Folev‘ s Orino 'Lidxai

you will not have to take purgtttiyes

. constantly. as Foleys Orino 11111111114111
positively cmes chronic constipationl
Pleasant to’ taken

and sluggish liver.
'frhe‘ Bridge Pharmacy and 141.111.3111?
tar. . 4.-

CIRCUS MAN NOT KNOW -
BRIDGEPORT Jan. 30. “($561156

 
 

cits. and who committed suicide I,“
“London today, is 1101 known atl-L'th'e
headduarlers of' the circus in thB' citVi'
so4 far as could be learned 101111141 It-
411 believed that 11' hc 111.4 111 anyitim
connected with the circus ii wa'ti‘ in»
home mlno1 capacity.
Habits hare bcch 111 the. employ Otvllhe'

 

”any of them bore the name of Georkfi
,——--——--—-__.

liattav AND moms MATCH ‘
g CHIC IGAGO. 4.01m 30.«Hugo Kulfig'

the lentil mltldleWolght and Joe Till) 'f'il‘

,Ltho Owliforhla heatywelght, lllw‘a
2111 matuhdd to box 11-11 rounds liefil'l’a,
. Falhm'bimt' Athletic lliub. ol'Na
.m-p on 1145111111141 23 They‘ will ‘m
at ca'lchwolghts. 4

 
 
 

 

 

 

' 4 mated recei 111 for the two 1411111111 111111
1 lug September 30. 1900 1111.4 56.040000.

was cut out. Mr Davis also made an
amendment that the appointment of a
superintendent be deferred until after
the repott of the legislative commit
' 'l‘litnmceting got 10-4 discussing the
exalor house and Mr. El redge wanted

to know where the disuict will get
off if the South Norwnlk wate1 441111411

liarrv ltldo1 asked if tiie' dls4 ll(‘l’

ing the district. has the tight in 1.111

» 41I‘-
rent be. extended up Van ,Zm'idt mot-l

equipped for lights. was 111110111111 11111
$400 appropriated. Several canton 4141
powered to extend the commercial by
The sum of l_..u

A recommendation for lighting 41:11»
lic buildings was laid on the 41114114.

A recoh‘imcndatlob that 110-1’111'111441'

apparatus be pu1'chased until the '1 14.4

(its

.1114. wood 3111.1

more than going the Oillt‘l 1141114, 111111

tive until the bowels beocmc regular

4 "11
4' son 1.1111111111111111 d-fa

 

A 1111111 bar 40” 72M

company at various times but 11‘0le
épuld the found who remembeied 41111114 iii

 

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11111 Tim Years '41 l.
--—-l-—~—-—-—.-

State ’l‘l'cna'tn'cr Freem 11 F
ten has prepared 1'01 the b ncflt
tlcncral Assembly his cstlnmt‘
the two fiscal years conunm
tuba-1,1909 his synopsis sliogvln.
quests 101'4 5 .451 $05.15, while his 4444

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' To the Honorable General

ganuai'y Session. 1009:

The-following estimates of slate ex-
penditure have been made and sent to
' this department t’orpuhlicatlon. The
amount needed ls'increaslug year by
year and this increase should be. pro:
vided for. but the very great increase
called for 111 the estimates herewith
should be way carefully scrutinized
and pared down wherever the state’s
inteicbt will allow. Values are lower

Assembly,

 

taxes ate laid and receipts will be less
for that reason.

The state should go slow 011 expenai
ture as tar as possible. The laws to
listing to specific appropriations (they
are in the Revised Sultutcs 11nd in the
public acts passed since the last r04
vision) need amending materially ‘iu
01111-14 to slniplib‘y and systematiae

them.

A compilation of the app10p1'iations
for 1905, showing amounts appropriat-
ed, 11111111111411, additions and general de
tails. is hereto annexed.

All of which. is iespecllully submit»

114d. 4.
FREEMAN F. l’A’l‘Tl‘dN,
' "l‘reusurc'i‘.
’i‘rcnsnrai f’attona 11111011613 of 0x4
pauses tor the comluu 111411 rise: ll years

i

1 in as follows: ,
11411111111 Assembly ........ 5200100000
Jxeicntivc departments l117,090 00

1 Educational .1 ............. 120. 0110.00
1111111111114 .4 ............... :lti. 11113. 112
Jhdlclai (salaries and

1’ courts) ................ 1.251.225.1111

44 (‘ounlles for board of pine '

liners and thildren in
homes ............... -. -l:’11.:’1(‘10.1ltl

Commissions (highway

commission not includ-
ed) .................. 711.711.:114‘

, Suite institutions and
charities .............. 13111113135

Highway 001111111111414111 and
111111 hlgllW'flis .........

Interest 011 state bonds

State printing and Capitol

l,7ill.fl0ll,0ll
i 90.04111400

 

, and grounds ............ ‘ 21.10 114111 4111
Agriculture .............. 190.200 011
Sundry purposes. . . . . . . 1113,1011000

‘9.41ll,llb
' The estimated receipts for the (in)
.\'enrs emit 41. on September 30 1114111
sJollous:
Military c inimitaiton tax
\lut‘nui fl Insurance cmnpa

. are given
1324104111

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the circuit: light commluee. ' 11$il'1'311é1;"1'111i11l1 """ ‘ """ 93:33:":
The ad'visabllily of building lll!‘ lialli‘otids' 5U'.;164"1,,(,41Lfi1
Lorena and Thomas street sewers, 1114- Nonwgmgm who}; " .170 um,
cording to liligincm C. N. Wood's Savings 1.1111111; """"" 1.5m,'(4,00
teconnncndalions. came up next. Hr- NUSCOlliillt‘lliiu; ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' " ' ‘ '_ ‘ 1mm“,
lglnally more 1111111 fifty W" cent. “f I'ntcicst of 4.141111611111131 nuns "
the'rcsidcnts petitioned for tho sew-4' ferrad 21;, 0011‘
A petition was l‘l'°3*’lll‘“ll “‘1 ““9 “W” Aralls 1.1111111"11.111101411114111 '
lug by 'oighly per cent. of the rc-l bonds 1200011
dents of Thomas street asking 1.411 1 Mum“,7",;,',,"'.‘,,‘“,',,',i.i4'..‘r‘_.'4 "
now sewm be built in limt tlioroutil “on...“ ________ _ ,,,,,, 341,411,144
f11'1'14 according 410 the. preheat plan Express mmmnmfig. .... ..... 341,444.41
Ellleustein claimed that 4.4\" 'lfciegrapb 111111 UIIODIIOIH'
Wood erred in not. pulling the F1111 companies . .............. 110.0044
street sewer down lower, which l14' lnsuranca c0111111i~1~i01101 275.1101)
maintained would have obvidted all Sundry taxes and in :11411141 ' 1.110.000

inheritance tax. 432114.000

.invéslinent 111.11 41'711 1;}.1'14.

I bonds, etc: ............... 27.1.1100
interest on deposit in 1.111111..- :10 1100
50.010.000

. The largest items of increase come
in the expenses of: courts and judges.
' schools. institutions, highways, Con-

lion and in the matter of the new
state library building.‘

By Way of showing how 111113 ex-
penses are increasing. the treasurer

has printed in detail the appropi 11h
lions made hy .the General Assembly
of "1905. 'The above figures are from
uncorrected advance sheets and ac
cording to Deputy, 'i‘ieasuret Marsh.
may'be mispriuted in a tow cases.‘

shill? FQR DARIEN CHURCH.

Franei's,_w.;tioff,Wrote will Two Days
,’ 4Before His‘Deatb. ‘

The Darién lhheth'cdillt ‘Church hen
cfitd by“ t 13 ,will of Francis W. Goff
which ‘ 111141111 admitted to probate
by l1 g’é‘ harles D Lockwood. Mr.
Goff' bequeaths the trustees of the
church $500. “which is to be held in
1.111111. 4 14116111101111, 11' to go to defray
the 'exp'eii'se of keeping the church in
renal Should his daughlm. 11111 11
Golf; 0161"? Fairtleltl avenue. llr‘idge~'
port: gilt“ ‘ “no 'l‘sshc. the I'Jarien Mo‘th:
0111311 11111111 is to get the residue of
his estaté. Miss Goff receives the
1.1111111411141111: form of a trust; That
is. she is to have the income from
it. 111111114; life. .The estate is a.‘ small
one, aggregating about $3,000.4n1ost of
which is money on deposit in banks.
Mr. Gall: died in Dorian December
12. T119013 He Was 52 years old. His
next‘ 'ofw nwvere a son, «Gnarlcs w.
Goff, of Dsrlen, and a daugl1te1.Miss'
lda F. Goth, of ridgeport. To the
1141116111311 1:110 11,1106
. in ”1‘1“ and 81 500. As a 1on1 t is
' 36W , hectic" ‘the trustees of the
M " 1.1111191111141111 and that of the resi~

‘ 111111119111 10 1111 trustees of the
writto'n, Gofli.‘ on letter-paper,
tw'o‘ films In

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

EY' EXPLOSiON.

1Ma‘ss Jan. 30.’—-Both
, “ airy and Miss Louise
0 Were severely burned by
,1oi'4 naptha last night Were.

 
 
 
 
 
 

'0‘} M. GP'ON AT PALM BEACH.

' H, 'Fla‘., Jan. 30. ;«Form—
1130011, of,t)uba,‘ 1111114111
ht a‘fl'otta' 1114111111 and "will

 

mnwml

Treasurer P11111114 Prepares Esiimaie ‘

on stocks and other items on which .4

nocticnt Agricultural Experiment stir.

needs

Beécham's

natural and effectixc way to

 

 
 

 
 

SATURDAY. JAN. 304. 1909 l

 

 

 

The human body is 11 11111111111111 machine, provided with
muscular, nervous and mental clicigy far in excess of normal
In health, the organs and tissues can do double their
usual amount of work without strum or friction, because they
have stored energy to meet the extra demand.

When you feel “all luckered out," these factors of safety are
nearly exhausted and you need to resort to .

BEEBHAM’S PILLS.

to renew the supply of energy, wherever it may be called for.

Indigestion, bilious attacks, constipation. loss of sleep, ner~
vousncss dizzy spells, are warnings that the factor of safety in
t the stomach, liver bowels or br.'1i11,i's low, or nearing the danger
point and needs to be replenished.
Pills increase the supply of blood, strengthen
the sto1nncl1,.opcra1c the bowels.
tissue. and create a reserve supply of energy. which is the only

Protect the3 Health

In boxu with 11111 directionl'. inc. .1111 35c.

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{cell the nerve cells, build

 

 

 

 

‘THE VILLAGE B'LACKSMITH.

"Talking about tar't.’ said 11 11111111111
who is just verging on middle- ago. “i
never saw anyone detour of 11 tillilcnlt
situation more deftly than did 11 man
I met at a blacksmilh shop in 11 New
England village I was driving through
last summer. I was 11101114. in the lanes
with my friend the horse, when l 110-
llced that he limped 11 bit, so when wc
reached the next. village i stopped at
the. door of tho blackmniib's Shop: A
man was holding down lllt' 1111111 post.
had to him i said. "Will you please
tell the blacksmith 111 L‘Ollli' out? 1
want to see him."

aim the 111111111141 of H114 village loaf
141' he did not stir but smiled swt't'il)
111.11114,11111I'lii'llng upllis voice illl'll

"lill',l come out. "ll1t4114‘s 11 l;1(l_1
Wants 111 are you."
' Front (in: depths 111' the shop 11 111111414
roared :4

".111 she young, .lobuyor chi?”

in the words of 1111 lilll 1100111, 1 look-
ed at John. and he looked at 111144. ’i‘hcn,
1llil without 'bioviug, he called:

"You‘ll be satisfied. llill. when you
get out."~»Ncw York ‘l‘rlbuuc.

 

WHERE CHESS 15 MOST POPULAR.

(lumps may co 4 anti chines may all.
but ciioaa‘ bids in r 111'1'441‘ lo llln‘l‘“
popularity. .\‘owhvrp 1-ls44 is 11 1111 pop
111111-115 it is in llli.‘ clutter of 311'111411144"k.;
near Halbcmtndi'. in l’l‘llb’tiliiil Saxony
Some lllllé‘lll'wll'r- 1'lt"\'t'flll1 ('11111111'1'.
L‘ount (1111111111111.
stone tower in H114

\"llluuc, 111111151111

and 1141110111,. tho 111111114 1,11 111.». join-111.
i|11 town which ~4‘4llll stands, 1:;
known as the Chess 11111-1412 The 111114
131's taught the 441111114 111 their l‘rlt'utld.
who were so 4111411151411 with 14 1l1111 they
devoted all the. ‘ spare 1111114 to 411-111»
l'lt‘i4 'llils (I will l‘hl‘SNl (‘mllllitits
tilllv pmsci Iobvl'ck. Even 4111'-
11111 plays 'l‘l114 villagv bowl is (‘lllll‘il
the Chess inn tour'41111111111ls 11114 held
ctcry your, and prince 111'14 given in tin-
1113111 plan-1‘s." ll’ 11 you“; 1111111 gut-s 411
4111 adjoining village for ;1 11-111- 111111
11111101 play chess 11441111114 put 11 111144.
to be tisctl 1011 111d illt' 14.41411 uses 111‘ 11114
1111111 1011111111111 111 'i‘hi-a 111111114 111111-
11111100 has spread a knowlctluv of H11-
guntt' 111110111; the young lutlics of 1411
the surroundingt viliuscs. '

REPUBLlC'S‘ hASsENoeas 51111..

BOS'I'UN. Jon. :lll,-~~'llonl'l111.', 1ill,\'v
nine passengers and 1‘01'ty-scvoi1 of the
crew of tho steamer ltcpubllc. which
went down off Nantucket Shouts. last
Sunday, al’ti'l' 00.1111: rammed by the

 
 

 

. Florida, the White Star liner Monum-

tic sailed from 111111141111 curly today
for the Azores and Mcdltcr1'1111eu11
ports. 'l‘cn of‘thosc who continued
their interrupted voyage were saloon
passengers, and forty-nine were in the
xtceragc. Among the saloon passen-
gers were five women who had suf-
fered the ordeal of being transferred
twice in life boats after their ship had
received her death blow. The Roman-
ilc also carried 28 mail bags for the
Azores. These are said to have been

 

the only articles besides a few pmson— ,

pl effects that were. rescued fiom the.
«thriving Republic.

 

DINNER FOR BISHOP IRELAND

RUMF Jan. 30. —-As the departure of
A1 chbrshop Ireland for the United
States alraws near, gicalex conrtosics
than ever are being shown him bx the
pope by Cardinal Men v Del Val and
other cardinals. Ambasasdor Griscom
will give. a dinner in his honor on
Tl1ursduv,11.'1d he has been asked to
preach on Ii'of’lliflufliv 7 at the British
Catholic Church, after which he will
have a farewell audience with the holy
father On his return tri A1 chbishop
incitind will go first to ‘1'ance. then
to America.

The 0008. upon hearing 01‘ the re
turn to Rome of the Rev. Dr. "homas
F Kennedy. rector of the American
College in Rome. who recently spent
mo months in the United States. ex-
pressed a desire to see him and hear
an account ‘of his sojourn there.

A GOOD SIZED TIMBER. .

William E. Daniels, the. New Canaan
lumber dealer claims to have recently
out the largest piece of t..inimber,
Connecticut. It was a white oak. and
was found in Greenwich. Mr. Daniels
wanted the timber as a pole for a mud
digger The tree was seven feet and
four inches in circumference. fifty feet
from the butt, and from it he had a
beam cut that was 221,4; inches square

 

 

'fon fifty feet and for nine additional
.,4. fact it was 22% by 16.
:1 111111 the entire 1
size but for a at

It would have
,gth at the‘ o1lginal
Olt In the tree.

. WANT JEFFRIES To FIGHT. .
BAKERSFIELD Cat, Jan 30. —-Bak-
erslieid‘ business men yesterday 1111111.
111 James J. Jeffrles a purse of $50 000
ha) light Jack Johnson here on the
urth of July. They posted 85, 000 to

 

 

ere, [111111 81111 11y.

“mu—s”

‘ show their good faith.

m,“

ATTRACTIONS lN NEW ENGLAND.

 

Railroad and Steamboat Companies
Open a New Office in New York.-
Tiw attractions of the cannot-ring

places of (‘.onncclicut 111111 itbotle

l:1l:111(l.llnznrds iin). l‘tillt' t‘ml. Mar
iha‘s Vineyard. Nantucket 11ml lllotdt
island will be set fo11l1 to (lounlown

New Yorkers by the New York, New

March and Hartford Railroad and 1111.4

New England Navigation (‘1111141111141'

110111 the 111411 ci‘l'y ticket office which

they have jointly cslabllshctl 211 No.

lll lit‘mitlwn)‘.

'l‘llc 1114\1' tilllt'c is just 11 stop from
t‘tu'llantll 5411-441. The subway leaves
you almost ill its tliml‘. ('illt‘ MUCH
distant is lllt' 1111-111 it"l'lllllllll of [I144
New link 111111 New .lcl'scy tunnels.
'l‘l11'4 (‘111'4l1111d4 sin-ct station of tin:
Manhattan “l.” is only a block away.
liluht bore '111 ill-1 lit’lll‘t of things, the
N14“ llnvcu'i‘uml and its illllt’il 511411111
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l44'1111' 4114 Non leinplninl 411111141111 of lbn
Hill 111111 sound lines lit-1'14 you may
obtain ticket; and 1"'14s441xalions of 41111
10111241 111-1oinuuuintlons 1111' :1 Hill
_‘l11111111‘4,\' 11115111111111 in NEW ltlllglnlul and
also lla'ltcts' iiiltl “111441110111 zit-011111111114
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.\'1411' l4211ulninl folks on
,Illlz'l rl to 4:11l144 :111141111.1u1- 111 the fut-ill
lit4 5 \1i1l1 it fills liillco tiflcih
SlMPLE REM'EOY FOR LA GRIPPE
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(‘lli't'il by lv‘olcy's Honey and

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;ll(‘:llt‘ll :1111l :‘illl'iliillii 111,411, [Hill 11 1121114,:111'

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ORDAINED A PRIEST.

 

Rev. Oliver Dew Smltb. Formerly of
Overlook Academy, Now a
Clergyman. 4
The "North Dakota Shoal,"
.\m'tll Dakota. tonlalns

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1.111 article 11‘

llit' 14171141 411111 1111 I)141~14111lu11' 22 the
ll41‘. 13111'1'1' how Smith, 11141101111. was
tli'tllillit'tl 10.11114 sacred order 111' 1111'

lil'lcstll‘ncul 1‘11 11114 Church 01" 11114 “1.14
ti1141111't'. in Ilnibgnl'a', North Dakota.
.\ll‘. 81111111 is 11'1'll-k1111w11 111 11114.\‘m~-
walks. having at 4111144 llnic born 1111 1114
:111'111'11111 in the Si'llock-OVN'IOUK .\lill;
1:11'5' aczltlonu‘, in East 11111111114. .\ir.
'.‘llllllh in that llmc 1111‘s :1 p1'0111i11cnt
11114111111414 114‘ St. Paul’s t‘hurcb and his
many l'l'icntis \vlll ic111'11 of his good
111111111441 with plcnsnrc. He has now
charge of the Church of the, Iictlconicr.

CASTOR IA

For Infants and Children. .

lilo Klnti You Have Always Bought

deem.

MEMORIAL TO PRESIDENT GAR-
FIELD.

WASlllNG'l‘ON, Jan. 3tl.-——As a me-
morial to the late Preside11t.-Gnriield.
it is proposed by the Garfield Memo-
rial Association to crect‘a mon tent"
in Ocean Park. Long Branch, 1\'. . ., at
which place. his death occurred Sept.
19, 1881. The association was organ
ized and incorporated under the laws
of New Jersey. Senator Briggs, of
New Jersey, has introduced a bill 1111-
thorizing the pnymcnt of $10,000 to
the Garfield Association when that or-
ganization shall have raised an addi-
tional $10,000 for the purchase and int.
provcmcnt ofa site and the erection
of a monument. The design must be
approved by the secretary of war and
contract must be left before the secre-

Bears the. .
Signature of

 

printed by Congress.

 

OOLN'S HOUSE FOR A PARK.
JASHfNGTON. Jan. 30.—-'l‘he houée
committee on public buildings and
grounds has appointed a sub-commit-
tee to investigate and 1epori on the
proposed purchase of the Oldroyd col-
1411111011 of Abraham Lincoln and the
real estate surrounding the. house 111
this city, in which the martyred presi
dent died. The house is now owned
by the gover11111eni..b11t bv the provis-
ions of a bill introduced by Mr. R0
denburg of illlnois it is proposed to
get possession of the neighboring
buildings for making spark. 44
POWELL BEATS HARRISON.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 30.——bcw
Powell, of San Francisco was given
the decision, last night ovo1"'Kid"
Ha1'.1‘iso11 of Washington at the. end
of a fifteen round light before the P11-
1:ch Athletic Club. in a l"-iotind pre-
mummy, Jimmy Regan of San Fran-

 

cisco was given the decision over Jim-
my Walsh; of Boston.

tnry may turn over the money appro-

 
 

No‘ Government Recognition of L111
4 ‘coln a Centennial.

WASHINGTON. .l1111..l0.~’i‘l11.1 plan
to make Lincoln’s centennial 1111 l‘cb
i'nniy lit 11 special holltlnv has been
blocked by the thymus action of ”1'
8141111114 11111] the “011111,.-

File Sonuto conunillct- 011 Hill: 11'11411
reported 11 bill 10 which the Sclhlll'
added 1111 1111144. 111111114111 010411411 by $111.1
tor Knox providing for the lillllit'llllll

 

called “The! Lincoln W111

'll114. ”0111114 committee. instead 01
poriing tlic Senate bill cilbl'i' with 411
without 1111101101111-111, took otlglnul ac
tion l1y,.1'cpo1'tlng 11 bill pr4 1vitllnu, 4111'
the holiday only. This bill (41111114 to
the Senate and was reported to H144
Senate with the addition of the Knox
anuuulment. providing for the survey
or the “Lincoln Way" as one of tbc
memorials to be conuldcrt'tl.

M1: .\i'Wli'tlllll'l offered ll) join in 11
favorable 11.441011. provided 1111 11111141101
11114111. was 111104111411 providing for the
appointment of 11 commission consist
111g of officials and loading architects
and artists for 1i1c purpose of examin-
ing into and report upon all l.lll‘ pro-
lects hitherto suggested for 11 Lincoln
Incinoiial, but. his propoallloti was not
iI(.'t'i,'.‘lli"il to and the bill has 14111114 over
until 'i‘ucstiuy 11(4le

 

COUNCIL OF FlNE ARTS.

Lincoln Memorial Site May be Disouss-
ed at Meeting of February 9.

\\'ASlll.\'(l"I(l.\ .lan lli.4-~l’1'l'sltlcnt
itosuelts inocullx uppelntcll‘ council
of 111114 arts will hold its‘ first meeting,
l1 has lmcll announced. on February 4,1,
nt 4iie ltt'udointl'tcrs oi Illi‘ Annulaun
institute of Architects in this city. it
is exported that at this pivoting the
I.i11col114 .\'icmorlul sire 1111111111011" will" in-
rtliscusst'd.

Senator Nowlnutls has introduced 11
bill endorsing the park coinun’ssion
silo for tho 111e1norinl, which is in
place. it til tllc Opposite cull til lilo
ball from 11114 capitol. The bill carries
an 11411‘11'0411'11111011 of $21,000,000 for 11114
111t4'111t11'ial. 4

licpt'cscnlativc McCall's bill would
41411 the memorial in front of the new
11111011 station. ltepi'csetualix'e liar-
1hoitlt has liillOtltitf'tl a bill patterned
arm that ol‘ Sonamr .\‘cwlaiuls c'iictb
lug n [1111111111 oi fine arts in the 'i‘i'cns-
.1121 llcpurtluenl. and an advisory coun-
til of thirty, (4011141011140 01 architects.

iillllt‘l\ 11ml sculptors.

A RELIGIOUS 'AUTHOFI'S STATE'
ME T.

For 9141'41 111i 1414.411 was afflicted 111th
tlilllt') trouble and last 111111141 1 was
suddenly stricken with n 11141414111 pain
.11 111,4; kidneys and was 4‘4oiillnmi to bed
4ighl days 1111110114 to 414,141. up without
issislancc. My urine conlnlncda thick
whit»- scdlumnt 111111 I passed same fre-
(1111.411in day and night. i commenced
taking Foley‘s Kidney Remedy, and
the pain gradually abated and finally
council and my lll‘lllt' become normal.
1 cheerfully 114141111141111110 Foley‘s Kill
:1141' Ruglnctly. 'l'l114 lli'iduc l’iiut'nlzu')’
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A REAL FISH STORY.

in spite of 11 lcm'porntnrc of 10 do.
areas below zero, which formed the
snvcu inches in thickness on the illl-
nois river 111. this point. the artificial
Inkc in (llcn park, 11111.4 and 11 half
.1011».- 111 area. has not l‘rnzml ox'cr.
l'sually this lake is the 11101.1 popular
’shallug rt'stirl 111 the city. and 11 Cll~
11111111 reason has l1141411 found why it is
1101 111121411 01'141'. L111j.:ht yours 111.411 the.
park board pnrciinsrti several hundred
coldllsh. or 11 variety which grow to a
tonsltlt'rublc size. ’l‘heSu fish have
multiplied with astonishing rapidity,
lllllil it is osthnalctl by Secretary G, i“.
1,?111'li'lgl1t, of the park board, that
100,004! now swarm 1|114 lake. 8011111
of these fish 1111114. 111121111140 11 size of
two pounds. in tl114l1' efforts to get
1111' when the 111.11 skim 01‘ ico appears
these fish rise to thc surfacv, and the
wafer is kept constantly tilslnl‘lloti.
"housands of them can bc sci-11 from
”114 11111111114 of the lake swimming in
schools and "pulling“ in circles 4 all
0111' the sul'fut'c of the 11'ntt‘1'.—~
Peoria. lll., Dispatch to 1101115
niche-Democrat. -

THE WISE ESKIMOS.

Ev c1v1hlng in tho i Eskimo 11114511 has
a mason {01 its cvislencc 1v11’tt4s Cap-
tain Ronald Amundsen in "The North.
west l‘ussugc.” The members of Cal)-
1ai11 .\mundscn's expeditions had be-
come accustonmd to the Eskimo dress
and had adopted it. but many of them
thought it ridiculous for grown 1111111811
to go filltiill wearing fringe to their
clothes, so they cut. it off. i had 1111'
scruplcs about tl1is., says the author,
as i had already learned that most
”111th in the Eskimos clothing and
other arrangements had their distinct
meaning and purposcsso i kept my
fringe and put up with the: ridicule.
He laughs best who laughs last. Ono
line day" the anovaks, a sort of tunic
reaching below. the knee, made of
deer skin. from which the fringes hilt)
been cut off, commenced -to curl up.
and if thci‘ringe had not been put on
again quickly they would soon have.
looked, like ncckties.

St.

 

 

TO CONTEST NEW HAVEN WILL.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 30 “There is
10 be a contest met the will of the
late Evelina J. Jones who .was one
of the owners of the Cutler building
at sensual and Church streets She
left an estate valued at $200. 000 and
much 01‘ her property was given to
charitable institutions. Attorney J.
Bi1"'ney Tuttle, representing a nephcw.4
James F llcnriqucs of Sioux City. 11,11:
two glandnepbcws Manuel Henriqn'es
and Rebecca‘ Heurlques of Los Vegas.
New Mexico, announced in the probate
court 'i‘hmsdav that the will would be
contested. The nephews who made

the. contest were left with only $200
apiece. .

 

 

 

WHEN Yllll PUT ON STOCKINGS

0f the heavier sort. do your shoes 11mph and vmir
fact. swell and pars; lire? if 011 iprinlt'lc Al on ‘11
1401101411114, an antiseptic pow er for thc fcct, into
yourahoc s it willuivo you rest and cot11forl,4u11l in-
slant. relief. \\ hen rubbers become ncu'ururi' 1 Illd
your shoes Incl thrill. Allcu' a Fool- Eusnls instillo
‘thingtouso. i‘ry lti'or Dancin Punks fhcaltlnc
In \1111 Shun and for patent caliirrshocn. Solll
livarywhcmlllic Sample FREE. Atlllrcus,Ail'cn 8.

1 01111-ted,Lu Roy. NJ Dou'taccopi. any substitute.

14111ch of 11 1'o111l tuilt4ll,1'sl11111;,to l11~4

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sold in nearly all the
countries of the world.
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and we will send you a "Complete Handy
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A FREE ADVERTISEMENT
A l~"-11111.'l1 110111.111 on, l11~1' why to this
11(1lll]ll‘_\' 111011 on llit' steamer the princi-
pal 111' :1 \\'t’ll1lt‘illll\'ll school of lmlgnfil’;
1.14. After she reached Philadelphia
she took 14011144 lessons ill the school.
stating that ahc 1111411111 to wrllc- :1 book
411' bur impressions l11 .\11114111'11. and 1114
tiniutcd that sht- should sot-11k 111
length 'of the institution and its 11111.44-
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11114111 that was to be bus, the president
redoublt'ti ills til’i’ubliily.
When 111144 book appeared,
wllh iilixett fol-dings:

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’i‘hul was all.-—-l-’l1llatlclphia Leilgcr.
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CHICAGO. Jan.

01‘ (“hicago to wipe turkey off

now being asked for tho 11114114.
is 11 possibility 111111

Thinking of ”11' live advertise-

"011 the 511411111141 1 111141 Molmbutr X.,
who was seasick in seven languagcs."

 

WOULD STOP SERVING TURKEY.

iltl.~.-\ movement is
on foot among ilu- leading restaurants
their
1111411115 115 a result of the high price
and It
1111 effort will in»
nm'dc to how the restaurants in all ol‘
the lending cities llllil' the 1111141141' 1141.

 

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ludlal Aahyunr. ir stir
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An Important
4 Sale 'of

Shirts for Men
Al. $1.15

Plain 411' pleated bosom.
models. mostly attacbt'tl t'llll'S.
5114145 it to 1814;.

Phoenix
_ Mufflers
At 50c

A very practical K1111 hint-
llt'l‘, whcib fastens with 11 glove
snap and llos'sinoothly about the
neck. Fashioned 01‘ wool, 111
black, white and all the (1145112
able colors. An extremely nt-
tractive articlc of dress,

Joseph Davis

Clothier,
nisher
Trunks and Leather Goods
85 Washington Street'
sodifi'i NorWalk

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Cross
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BARGAIN consists 111
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