5 Choice
‘ The New York Mominf
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j
*OIli not any day anywhere and the little ‘
“W
' zen at: Liberty to the one: of
. Bellevue Hospital.
.... .m
meme more rsr. All’l'liOBf‘l'lBB
i
l The Butte Hospital Managers Holland to
Admit. the Patient. and the City lloe-
pltal Would Not Keep Illuiwldnblr to
Kill Any our.
NEW Yotut. March 2i.—-i‘rnm ilelh-vue
hospital a violently insane titan. for whom
neither the local nor the slate insane au-
. :borltiea will care. was sent to the Man—
.. . .. ‘ iattan State hospital on lilaultweli’tt is-
. . ‘" Ky. Opener. ‘ land. He was sent back again poetltaste.
. a” “wk of articerles~tho kind you , and after a quarrel between the conflicting
' “ ‘ authorities he was set at liberty. although
the experts editilttcd that be was liable to
kill the first person he met.
The patient was John Donahue. whose
case was tip Thursday iii the supreme
court. The state authorities had refused
. to receive insane patients from Beilovue
unless they were given new suits of clothes
before being sent. there. Douoitue'ttcase
was made a test one. and Justice Matthieu
on Thursday granted a writ of mandamus
ordering the state authorities to take him
without the new suit.
Dr. Russell. one of the llellevuo exatn—
int-rs in lunacy. and two attendants took
llonoitne over to the State hospital. Al-
exander E. Maotlonald. the superintendent
of the hospital. was not. in, atid Dr. lins-
soil turned his charge over to ilr. Macey.
\i'hen lir. Macdouald heard of it. he
protttptiy ordered Dr. hiauey bound iktno-
thue back to Beilevue anti not. accept him
again. .
Superintendent Murphy of Ballot-ac. on
‘ hearing this, placed himself in communi-
U » ‘ cation with the corporation mansel and
‘ nanImOUSi
you can get at only a few crucial
, is an eye opener to anyone wlto
_ . never want. ittour store it is a
least to the eye—at homelt is a feast to
the taste.
Asparagus tips. something very line. 250
can.
Canned pouches. strawberries. citerriesfi
itprtootepute ll[JplOtl.ptifiH,plllinil. Extra .
lino goals.
Chili saucewauned baked beans with
‘ ~ totnatoosnuce. Evaporated horse rad. i
nth. Mustard by the. quart.
SAMUEL COMSTOCK JR’S
72 North Main Street.
‘s’
was advised not to i‘c‘tiive the patient
and if necessary to place additional men
at the entrance of the Boliernu grounds.
Late' lit the. afternoon the insane tuan
was brought back from Blackwell‘s island.
Richard MeCuo. the supervisor of Ward's
island. itad him in charge.
When they reached the Twenty-sixth
street entrance to Bollevuu hospitui. they
found Assistant Sttporinteatlent iiiekard
Jour-'
1131 recently offered ten eadin and an attendant on guard. iiickard ro-
‘ fused to receive the patientpand .\lr. illu-
make? Of b‘cz’cgss '35. pfltzl'fs u} a ! Uttc asked that the superintendent. be sent
£11888!!! COl'l e Vll‘l ewm~ “"5
ff g h . 'gif g l . “By whose order do you refuse to accept
nets CC C 91cc 0 a Y one 0 , this patient" asked the supervisor.
theta-1 machinesTheresultwas “ily advice from the corporation cottn-.
ALL of the ten winners selected ‘
sol." answered Superintendent Murphy.
Ilatl flight-r .\tttliu'ity.
Columbia
Bicycles '
“lint." said McCue. "i have higher on
thorlty tlutti that. l have been advised by
the attorney general of the state of New
York to deliver this manlnto your hands. "
The. Journal ac-
cordm ly bought
ten Co umbtas, at
l
paying $100 each
l)r. Marcy and the. island attendant.
pcrintcttdcttt Murphy and the others who
stood guard closed the hospital gate.
The patient. who is considcttd a most
dangerous and violent lunatic. ntond lie-
sidetitn gate. a free innit. lie stood pee
pressing close upon him.
When Dr. .‘lacey saw that the gates had
. been closed. ho tilt‘coluti McCuo to secure
tlto iitntt. ' ‘ . took him back to “in boat.
‘ at ' ‘ ty-lit'st street. There he was guard-
: etl while ilr. .‘lilt‘i‘y hurried to the offices
’ of the state lottery i‘(lllillll~'§litll to we llt'.
. )ittcdottaltl.
When Superintendent Murphy learned
that Ilouoituc had been taken back to tint
island. he ordered the guard at the gate in
be (liscolillllllcil.
with two attendants. suddenly appeared
Still the superintendent reins-«i teal?
low Dttnuhuo to enter the gate.
or them, without
discount or rebate.
On even terms at
few will choose a
bicycle other than the Columbia t
. STANDARD OF THE WORLD ’
Unequalled, Unupproachcd.
Buutlful Art Catalogue of Columbia and Hart- .
ford Blwelen is free-ii" you call upon any Colum.
his agent; by mail rom us for two z-ccnt
stamps.
3‘
POPE MANUFACTURING co. 1
FactoriesaudGeneralOificcs, Hartford, Conn. ‘V
Brand: Stores and Agencies in almost every 3
city and tovyn. If Colombian are not properly .
represented in your Vicinity let us know. i
the entrance. .
"lie can't come itt here." he said.
“(.‘an't he?” one of the. attendants ox.
Mcl'uu and the attendants rntt away at
illlit‘c.
___._. ;
Florida and the South
'BY THE
CLYDE LINE.
ty (Yottttitissiouer ()‘iioirno and the ittsan
ity expert. llr. lt‘itclt.
conference. after which the insane man
like to go to his home in iloltokou. ittti ho
had no car fare.
; ‘.'.‘t cent piece. lllltl Assistant, Superintend-
L'lll Rickard gave iiittt another.
insanity ltlxpert liusaoil said that llotio-
hue was liable to pct '11 revolver and kill
the first. person be met. lie considered
ltint a dangerous person to be at. liberty.
Fare to Jacksonville, Fish, 825.
sion. $43.30,
Fare to St.Augnstine. Fla. £26.50; ex-
cursion. $46.05.
'l‘o Charleston, S. C. $20.00: excursion
00; excur-
; llit‘lll-.
The Steamer Svcrdrup Wrecked.
ilAttrAx. March 2i.——Tite stcttttmr Joa-
quire .of ‘ han rivet-drop is reported ashore at Puer-
, ~ ~ . to lltco. iito M'crdrup arrived at. St.
GEO. F. BEARSE, Agt. . .iohns, Friday. March l3, from llalifas.
CITY NATIONAL BAXK. ‘ and left again for Ponce. The vessel most
or W. P. CLYDE 8: 00., General Agents, ‘ bc a total wreck. Her cargo was valued
5Bowltng Green. New York. . . . at $25,000 and was insured in Halifax.
Avil. tickcts include meals and berth
while Oll‘llmn‘d of the steamer. For any
laiortnation.tickets. stateroom. etc. in-
To Advertisers!
Changes cannotbe guar ;
anteed the same day copy
is handed in. Every reag
sortable effort will be made 1
“ to acommodatc patrons”
but changes cannot; be in!
sisted‘upor‘t as a right un-.
less copy is sent in by 2‘
o'clock itt t cflitcruoon'of
fu‘c change i5
Rhodes Returns to liasltonalnml.
LttNttox. March dim—"Thu Times lili‘
nouncestltut lion. Cecil Rhodes arrived
at llolra. Portuguese Africa. on Thursday,
and after having dined with the l’nrtu-
guess governor of Mozatitithue he proceed-
od inland to Mashoualaud.
lillicd by a Madman.
S \.\‘ l"n.\xctsco. )lnrch ‘Ji.——.~\dviccs
frotu Shanghai state that the .Amcyicau
ship Lyman 1). Foster has arrived from
Port 'l'owttshend. Wash. When at sea on
Feb. ;:3. the/cook became. insane and kill-
ed Captain ’Dreycr. '
rendition of \vntmts Release.
lmxmm'hlarcii S.‘i.—-A dispatch from
Paris to The Times says, "’i-‘r’snre and
America have agreed as a rendition of cr-
. ii‘onsttl John L. Weber's liberation that
titere shall be on demand for IrompettsaV
lion."
the. day bi:
drui t'rti.
9......—
t...t.tt‘;1;..;.. ’
Prominent Manufacturer Dead.
. Iii-:Atttx‘o. Pa. March tun—Enamel IL.
at the hospital gates with the. crazy mutt. -
Xttgent. the gatekeeper. tried to block.
claimed. and Xttgent was thrown to mini
side. ‘ihc insane man pushed forward into. heat blrit'sson hug been again put into the
the hospital grounds. his commitment: water at New London. '
thrown ”" the ground “Mm" hm" “ml that roataittetito be. completed have all
was set at liberty. llouohuc said he would 1
Dr. Russell gave him a.
‘ as he might. become violent at any mo-E
“ i
, we. lie M
lilacs“. R. 1.. In“ Sir-There
a lively In in a three story
at it? High street. owned by a In
butt and mtnplod by lire. Jonph a
and Mrs. George Hillel. Mrs. 30 a
had her living apartments on the am am
and used the second floor as a shorthand
and typewrltina school. She had eight
pupils—«ix girls and mo boys.
While In. Bowden and liar pupils were
in the classroom they were startled by
smoke beginning to pour into the room
through the door and keyhole. hire. Bow-
dea opened the door and was aitnoet stifled
by the volmne of smoke that poured In.
The tttpllr became panic stricken. but
hire wden ettoeeoded lll getting them
allto dash down the stairway and into
the street. site following them.
An alarm was sent out. and the firemen
found that two women—Mrs. Miller and
her sister. hire. Leroy Valentine—were
stillin Mrs. Miller's apartments on the
third floor. They were at a rear window
frantically shooting for help. The fire
was raging on the floor below. and the
smoke was pouring out. of the window at
which they stood. 'l‘hcy were resorted by
tint firemen.
The entire building. with the exception
of the rear portion. where the women
stood. was ill flames. The building was
completely gutted. The loss is about
£5,000.
i
use
A (Senior Detective.
Nuliii‘Ale‘. 0.. March 'Jl.—A dog or. the
farm of Mr. ileltuuatur. just north of this
city. parted up a package buried under a
corn shtick. it contained over “.00"
worth of postage stamps. two remlvere
and a kit of burglar'e tools. The package
\vanturned over to the authorities. and
several oiiieers lay iii hiding near the
scene. Later two men appeared. and one
of the oilicers opened lire without warn-
ing. shooting down one. of tho summed
burglars. lie is shot through the neck
and badly hurt. The second man escaped.
it is supposed tho stamps were taken from
tho Wellington postnfliec, although the
wounded tttatt deities it.
Arm hit our flight Times.
WHNLV. N. Y.. March 'Ii.—\\'hile Wil-
limit A. Sawyer was feeding hay in the
horse pom-r bay cutter his coat. sleeve
caught. something in the totaling box. and
his arm was drawn into tlte hopper. the
knives rapidly cutting slices frotit it as it
was drawn further in. The first. amputa-
tiott out till fiawyor's hand. at. which lie
gave a scream of anguish. The other
workmen threw oti tho belt. but not until
the knives had cut his arm oti nevi-n more
titties. each tinte cutting clear through
tho bone. Sawyer lost a great deal of
blood, but will probably l't-i'nvm‘.
. - Methodist
“Eu". said M” W" 11"” l“ Fm" Women as lay delegates to tltoiteneralcou
"mg" and h“ “""8'1 away. ("H“‘n‘d F’T ; fcreuco by a vote of 15:2 to 5'2. ’l'lte propo-
N" ‘ sition to reduce the representation, to tho
i
I
ioclly still. with llu- crowd of sporlnlors
i
l
t
Two hours later .\lc(‘ttn. j
i
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i
i
full speed. 1
Nttgent. iod llottoitue into the recoptiotti
i
Superintendent )iurplty sent. for Chart |
i
Fine. Life and
Accident
tNSURANqEn
Real Estate and House Agent.
Ucean Steamship Til—(Tails. [and Sterling
Drafts.‘ Loans Negotiated
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE, t3 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Pest Office. ‘
SOUTH NORWALK. :
CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken.
Children Cry for
Pitclter's Gastm la.
l
. ago.
.‘Ylllcll landed in the vicinity of Hardeims. ‘
I pa; speculators and capitalist- are nhtnip
Kutz. president of the Mount Penn State
works and proprietor of the Reading Knit-
ting mills. was found dead in bed. Death
was due to apoplexy. lie was at years of '
Reported Capture of Arms.
Mutant. March ELL—Advices from Ha-
vana say that the Spanish gttnliaitt t'nri-
dad has captured 1.30 cases of arms atui
ammunition from a filibuster-lug vessel
Cniednuln‘a oil l'ew-r.
Cat rmivn. X. \'.. March 21,—.ttit and
log options on all the farms in this viciul I
if for r-ll terrltnry Ibres gas wells are
it its sunk. at on 1.9
Favor “’tmtrn as Lay Ill-legal",
\l‘tt.lt.\tt~'rotcr, l’n.. March '.‘i.—'l‘ittt
conference voted to admit
general conference passed by a vote of
2m to Ll. After the t’ttltfuroltco had dis
posed of this question W. W. Evans. E. .l
(tray; 5. t'. Swallow. l). Monroe and
ii. ltI. Yocuttt were elected clerical dclo
gates to the general” otti'ercttee, and John
>2
‘ Patton and ’1‘. ll. lhlurrny were elected
lay delegates.
\"Illlllllll “'ntch “'orktl Shut Down.
W.\t”.‘il.\.\l. Maine. March ‘Il.—-lttitnetli-
tttcly following the settlement of the strike
ill the American Watch ('tllllpnlly'fi factory
t‘tllill's notice from the titattitgrmnztt lint
the. fan tory will be closed on Saturday on
til further notice. This created cons-idem»
bio uxcitctitnut. but it is thought it will
cause no particular disturbance. Manager
Fitch says this step has been taken in or‘
tier to secure a more equitable division of
the work. some departments being able to
go faster than others.
The Erleeeon Afloat.
\i'.\.~ttt\'o't'o\, March L'i.-—-'i‘ltc torpedo
The few tttatters
been finished. utid the boat is now repttrv
ed as ready for acceptautm by the govern-
ment. ’l‘ltere. are still some liens or: the
little boat to be settled, but. the navy de-
partnient will require the. ctattrmrtors to
. ‘ vlvc bond for their adjustment before c-
'l‘horo was a siltil'l‘ L 0
cepting the boat
lluar's (‘mtrse Approved.
liosl’ox. March ‘.‘i.—-A letter signed by
ascorn or more of the most prominent
lilt'll itt Boston. headed by President Eliot
of Harvard college. Edwin \ifiAtkinsou
and it. ll. llana. has been forwarded to
Senator George F. Hoar expressing the
approval of the. citizens of Boston and the
conservative sentiment of New itittglnnd
on the stand taken by him on the proposi-
tion to recognize the beiiiget‘eticy of Cults.
Seven (‘ars “'reclu'd.
xawnt‘nrz, .\'. \'.. March 21.——An cast
hound freight train on the New York and
New England railroad broke itt two. and
the. twti sections canto together near
Brlnckorltoff. Seven cars were wrecked.
and the road was blocked for ten hours.
.\ Ilislntt- I. .‘I. C. A. (‘onveutiotm
liitrs't'ttt.,‘ll. l.. March '3l.-—-'l‘he Y. M.
U. A. district conference of Rhoda island
and Massachusetts convened here. Forty
delegates were present. from Attlelioro.
’l‘nttutott, New Bedford. lt'all River and
various towns in Rhoda-island.
Labor liltilculty Adjusted.
l>lll'H.\ilS(é. Mich. Mai-ch .‘.’l. —— The
Winthrop miners. who refused to comply
with the request ‘ of the titanugetuent to
work ten hour shifts. returned to work on
the old plan of eight hours. the diliicultics
having been adjusted.
Reed Entertain: Young People.
Wasarsorox. Mart-h {PL—Speaker Reed
gave a reception at. the house of represent
olives to some 5"! young people from the
(image iMbss.) high school who are mak-
ing a week's trip for educational purposes.
l
Maryland Presidential Straw.
AVXAPOIJS. Md. March 2t.——A poll of
the. 'legislature shows that. Reed has :i?
supporters for the presidency. McKinley
2b. Allison il.‘ Morton t3, Theodore Roost:-
volt '3. Robert Lincoln 1 and Harrison 1.
The Dervish“ Bepuleed.
Msssitca, March :1. ~» 'l'he drrvliltei
made four attacks upon the Ssbderst do
tile. near lisssain. on the 16th iust.. but
they wore repulsed. with loss. Continual-
cations with Kitssala have been restored.
Chile ll’ortifying llcr Climate.
.lli'l-thb Aral-ts. March L’i.—\\'ortl re.
valved here from Chile is to the client. thel
that country is {unifying her rnnFtt.
“‘cather Verna-i.
Feb: slight'y :oldez. :ctthr:
minds.
p‘r_r~‘-
J
.‘t...
To the open or its People.
and one to be 80.
When you imow a good thing tell it.
It will not] :weyn its goodness.
But Will do good to otltere.
If you've been lent-1 d. tell it.
Tht‘lf'fl num- misery just like it.
Waiting ll tiatl out how.
There ate lots of lame backs ltt Hart
Nora silt. ‘
it's a busy piece and bar‘kt are used.
There‘s urinary trouble to a lots: ex—
tent.
Ever notice how many ptopln
fatty complain?
St'Vt‘ll out or ten say colds affect their
kidneys
’l‘lta: hidit-ys are the cause; not the
colds. Kt‘cli them in rlinpe and lift: to
“flu.
You can do if t-ilrllt' and pleasantly.
No nuttsmtint‘r dis'urbattct s.
No effect cart-pt on the kidneys
lint that ram is utticlc anti perma-
nt‘lil.
Dunn's Kidney Pills do p-ti‘w-t tt't-t‘k.
liasi Nltl‘wul'i is full of flow pralu .:.
Mr. Wm. i-‘ Knapp. No. 7.”. ill-hill“
avenue. is ”remain in lhc factory lut-
longing to Ruth .e lit-i-lsrlttttlclt. lie is
In old—time engineer and a \\’t'll-kll(t\\'n
citizen. lln- saw: "1 burl a weak spot
in ‘mv back which I attributed in my
kidney] Til" mine was Wtottg and
often contained a setlintottt l li-ztwl
about Dunn's Kidney l’iiis. twat to
Plaisictl‘s drug: store and prmui't-tl a
box More taking tits-tit 1 fr vi wt-il in
new resin-ct. The Weak spot that was
in my back is now as good and strong
a.- any lliltl or me " .
The aching: back has no greater ene-
mv titan lit-art‘s Kidney l'lllrlwlllll in.
lotions in the most delicate constitu-
Do not ncl on thefbowcls. but di-
rect on the kidneys. For sale by all
l‘ttec, .10 cents per box. or six
DYE!
lion.
d. illi'l".
hos-ts for L's“. Sent by mail on re-
reipt of tttit-t by lrtlslf‘l'u‘lllltlll‘il ('0,
Buffalo. .\'. i'.. mic flgt'illt‘t fot the L‘ttlt-
ct.) Flatt 5
One to five applications of Dunn's
Olttittttut v 1] core the worst case of
llt'lillll: l‘tlt s tinec ever was. Catt ,\-tu
nl‘\'lT-filllll".‘: rttttmly is at hand?
Dunn's (Flaunt-tit lit‘\'t'l' fails.» .
Truly astouislting.~—Mise .- nut-ttc N.
Moon. Fountain. Mlllll.. so it: ".Xycr's
Cherry Pectoral has had a wonderful
effect in curing my ltroiiicr‘. children of
a severe and dangerous c id. it was
truly astonishing ltow s tedily they
fottnd relief after taking his prepara-
firm."
.7. W. Pierce. Republic, lu.. says: "I
have used One Minute Cough Cure iii my
family and for myself. with results so
entirely satisfactory thatl can hardly
find words to express myself as to its
merit. I will never fail to recommend
it to others. on every txmtstou that pr!L
settle itself." if“? Weed and (j. (‘.
'Stillsoa.
The sooner you begin to tight the tire.
tltcntoro easily ll may be extinguished.
The sooner you begin taking .\yct"s Sun
Itt both cases delay
15c sun: you
icr will be the cute.
is dangerous. if not fatal.
get Ayer's and no other.
fl. Y.,flew Haven & Hartford
RAILROAD.
Trains Leave south Nora-all.- as follows:
For New York.
A. iii. 5 a). s so. a if». a at. 1 M. 7 as. it at. 9 «a.
it no. 9 fol. 10415.net. 1', M. 12 5'1. 1 ii. '2 “Li. ‘1 54.
4 U1. -l '20. ii 26. f) :iil. ii in. 1'. no. 7 til. it ll. la 20.
Fl'XlM‘t’H.
A. )f. 5 to. t :10. it i3. 1‘. )i. 614.7 2:1. 9 at.
I
Leave New York for So.Norw-Ik.
\. M. coo, not, 7 (ll. ti on, '_I no. to on. to on. n on.
ii at. tum. 1'..\l. l «moot. :tttt. lot. ins. too,
5 2.600. 603. 700m Intuit». 12 on. '
nurture.
A. M. 600.730. 1231. son. 12m.
Leave South Norwulk
for» New Haven.
.i. M. l03.12ii.6:lfi.7 (iii. a 46.9”.1003. ii m,
it it. P. M. r: an. 1 :t?. 3011. no. 5 or. 5 27. ti :7.
e 27. 710.8 it. 9 41.1115.
DANBURV DIVlSlON.
, Leave 50. Norwalk.
A. M. 6 37.10 ll. 1‘. .‘l. l ell. 4 lid. ii 1'). i5 56.
fli'xlnti‘ifi.
926: I‘. .\i. 7'15.
Leave Danbury.
A. ll. 500.730.13.17. ill“. 1'. M. 421L657.
soxnsrs.
A. ill. 805. RM. 506.
.—
”STSTJENNINGS, .
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer.
Painter.
{DEALER m
WALL PAPER tutu Buttons.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwsik.
hill.
Sample ilooks nf Latest Styles of Papers.
Borders and Hill Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection. outiotice by postal.
ltlstintatett Cheerfully (lit'eu.
. n M ._...w"'
p re". SatJtSJ’
s. awaspu
BUILDER AND no
afiord to sui‘tr tnt‘lur- it wit. u a simple, i
an: 19 .
“file. All remedies failed to ease him
until a lady triend mainstream Dr.
Hand‘sOolle 0qu. I tried it. and would
notbe without it. and l gratefully advise
allniothere‘wiehlnga sure remedy for
finicky babies to try Dr. Hand‘s (folio
Cures—Mrs. A. L. Sturtevant. No. in
film trio!) Plticc."‘
13?. dad's Remedies at all (inn: stores.
‘0".
~Acetoa is nannies.
A high liver with a torpid liver will
not boa long liver. (kam't the liver
with De Witt‘s Little Early Risers. little .
ills that care dyspepsia and mustipation. ?
3. l’. Weed audti. (I. Htlllsou.
The ideal Panacea.
James 1.. Francis, alderman. ('hicautt.
says: "i regard Dr. King‘s New Dis-
covcry as an Ideal Panacea for (.‘ouglts. g
(‘olds and Lung t‘outplaiais. having
used it in my family for the last five
,veamlodhe exclusion of physicians’i
prescriptions or other pro studious." :
lit-v. John, llamas. eolmit. Iowa.
\vntes: . "l‘havo been a minister of tin-l
hit-titmltst hptt-copai church for .3" years a
or tutti-e, and have never found anything i
i
i
so ll‘lli‘llf'lill. or that gave llll' such:
stutttdyrviicf as Dr. King's New Dis
covery.” Try this [deal ('ouuli Rent-
t-dy now. Trial bottles free :tt (3. l‘.
Stills-oil's and Ii. 1’. Weeds drug stores.
Quick in effect. heals and leaves no
scar. 'Burtuug. seal skin eruptions
quickly cured by De \ 'itt‘s Witch Hazel '
Salve” Applted to burns. scuids. old;
sores. it is magical in effect. Alwaysi
cures piles. it}. PAW-ed andti. 1'. Still- 3
son. l
A Valuable Prescription. i
liditor Moruisott, of “'ttl'lltllitzfiitt.
lad.. Sun. writes: "You havo- a valua~i
bin putscriptinu itt Electric llith-rs. and
lean cheerfully remnant-ml it for t‘ttu- .
stipzttion and Sick Headache. and as all
tn-ncrai system tonic it has tto twptal.”
.‘lh. .‘llllil’ Slt'llli‘. 2'32.) ('tillalgl' (ii‘tn'pi
avenue. t‘hieugo, was all run down.“
could not eat nor digest food. ltadai
backache- which never left her lllltl felt ,
tired and Wear): but sis bottles of liiec-‘
trtt' liiil-‘t‘s restored llt'l‘ health and rc-'
.m-wvd her strength. l’t'tcns ftti t-ctits
! and ill. (let a bottle :ll ii. l‘. Stilisou‘si
and ii. l’. Wood's drug: stores.
l
i
——Acetott cures headache. i
l l
KSTATI". HF llnitt, City ttt‘
; Lit'ts (‘ot xrv.
E lt‘tt.t.\k .l. (‘tmizv tit-shes oath that he'
tis Lin- .scniot' partner oi' the film of l". .l.
Cheney d: (‘o.. doing business iii the city;
’of Toledo. (.‘ttutity and State aforesaid.
.ztnd that said iintt will pay thv rillii oi
Ione hundred dollars for each and cvrry
case of t'ulill‘l‘ll that cannot b.- cured by‘
he use of llali's (‘ulttrt‘it ('urc. .
last; A. W. (il.l‘l.\H()I\'. i
Notary Public. .
ilall's t ‘atttrrh ('ure is taken internally I
‘ and acts directly on the blood and illit-
’cttus surfaces of the system. Send for
tcstiutonials h‘l r.
t it‘ .l. l'llll.'l‘lY A i‘tt.
Sohl by ill'llfl'gi‘ls. if“:
’I‘ot.t:tto. I ,
>5.
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t
i
i
Fl‘tl'."flli“l1llii.l
suptu'illa for yout blood disease. the cas- .
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(lite Minute (rough (‘ttre touches the
iright spot it also touches it at the
‘right time if you take it when you have .
i a cough or cold. See the point? Then
don't cough. E. l’.\\'ccd and ti. ('.Slill-
suit.
~Aeetott will break up a cold.
"Give me a liver remtiator :tttd I can
i regulate the World." said a genius. ’l‘he
jdruggist handed him a bottle of De
I Will's Little Early Risers. the famous
'lii’tle pills. 1‘1. 1’. chd and ii. (‘..
l Stillson.
-Aceiou cures the grip.
Don‘t invite disappointment by expert
i utetitiug. Depend upon (inc Minute .
: (‘ough Cure and you have itntttetlizttc re- ‘
lief. It ('lll‘t‘St‘l‘tiup. Thcotiiy iiat'titlt-ss
l remedy that- products immediate results.
Ii. l’. Weed and (i. C. Stillsou.
—.-\cciou will prevent pneumonia.
i Bucklin's Antics Salve
Tlii‘ best salve ill the World for 'culs. "
' bruises; sores. ulcers. salt rhcutu.. fever I‘
i pores. letter. chapped hands, chilltlaius.
I (torus, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
; tlvcly cures piles, or no pay required.
it- ts guaranteed to give Ixtrfect. satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price. 2.3 cents
per box. E. l’. Weed and G. U. Stillsoa. ;
; It not ottly is so it must be 50. One
‘Minuto (.‘outrh Cut-e acts quickly. and .
that's what makes it go. 1']. l’. Weed
':utd (l ('. Stillsou.
‘ You Don't Have To Swear Oil.
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
iii an editorial about No—Io—Bac. the;
famous tobacco habit cure. “We know
of many cases cured by No-To—Bac.
One, a prominent St. Louis architect,
smoked and chewed for twenty years;
two boxes cured him so that even the.
smell of tobacco makes ltitu sit-k." No- 1
.To-Bac sold and guaranteed by it. ll.
Plaisted. No earn no pay. Book free.
Sterling Remedy Co. New York or
Chicago. .
v
Soothing. healing. cleansing. De Will's
Witch Hazel Salve is the enemy to sot-cs.
i wounds and piles. which it never fails to .
inure. Siopeitchimz and burning. (hints
i chapped lips and cold-sores iti twa or
l l “1")“.
lsalitt cl out and ill the lack lit the form of
cxpcrit-ttcn of his own. which lit' thinks is
signed. Flil‘ was tlyitttr.iarditic‘:.il;tg at the. .
j main. but I liclicroslic t'.irt'it'tl the ensign ;
.‘ttl every llllliiiii tutti half the house ilttps oi .
«mother of lint numerous fishing xiii'tgcs
" itiow f ii‘ liberty.
. the whole crew i'ty Ht‘t‘fli‘il Iiili‘l‘ a ghostly
in lit'll such runners as i could find. i iitn. “8 advise. it'dttattjtiiabtt: or_ not. in: of
‘ ' ‘ v u | .. ‘hd C. .ur ‘6 fin! lit: [1' 'itt‘nl lSSCCUrC
dropped into the dinghy ..ttd pulled nil. ‘ L rS‘ ‘ “Howtobhlainl‘atents,"with
. sighted in tho oiling earlier iii the day. ,’
t certainly have been robbed and liliii‘lll‘i‘t'll.
1bnt one piece. but there was no single
3wnitltl have been the some.
' :er for 2‘0 miles not. long before. and could
. rover 9.00 a week without. a blister). I N'-
ESTATE AGENT.
92 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CT. {5011' -__,- 4..- w. ,'
1
Two or Three Good Home:
tin lllI‘ lll‘iliilllllt-lil phtlt. or will tie-image one t
lttt' sit-tn ttt' Iuci‘clifintflsn. i
._—..‘
W . “'th Baby was fib‘lL “'9 En“? 11"? CW0”!-
SOUTH "ORWA [K When she was a Child. site cried for Castoria.
SAVINGS BANK lWhen she became .‘l'uvc she clung to Castoria.
5' Wauhlnflion Street ' i When she had t‘biidrcn.she gavethrntCttstoria.
Open daily from 'J to l'..' a. m. and front I '
i to Ii It. m.. and on Monday evening»:
{from Ttst ‘i.
Internal all-mini utt deposit-1.
MINES ii"L.‘l.\.‘~-’F‘-. I‘lnal
' JOBS H P‘EliliIS, VlcoPrest.
i. Joni: H. smut. Set. and Irene.
Children Cry for
i Pitcher’stastot-la. -
lthreeliours. E, 1’. Weed and G. (7. Still~ ‘
' precariuusL
. exist during those awful tree's.
fettlestial sink by myself.
1 twentieth day the smell of meat melting 3
. mute lsndiozd dime-t.
humid that ti imam: ‘ or Mists-t.
of the skin under the eyes may he cartoon-1
ed. by electrical treatment and massage.
llrisk lritiiou ntunlarly and perseverlnaly
applied iii also effective.
Uremic spots tttay be removed from \mol
on “main by rubbing them with a pltoo of
mount-sin dipped itt water. in the goods
dry lltoroliitltlv and then shake or brush
oil the titagnrsin which amounts. to them.
Skirt llliih are a luxury. even a llt‘t'i'fl-
idly. for line gar-uterus. They are square
sacks of whitt- cotton. longer than the
skin. into which the skirt can be slipped
without crashing. A sachet suspended in
the i‘t'ltlcr imparts a fragrance with It
makes it as r.\\‘i‘t'l anti as fresh as a flower.
Skirts should llul only be brushed when
taken off. but the silk lining taught to lic
well wiped with a dry cloth. This should
be done at once and the skirt then put
away properly. it. is tumbling about on
ttltalrs Waiting to be disluiscd of that ruins
quantities of l‘lllllll'li. .\ few pain of boat.
trees artt intrtiuai-lo. The run! of ”Will is
I | t i I and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
llllll‘ill um i' ‘l t was: [H or u lil'llll r-il\‘~ . ,
itttr of money. i'l‘ltcyhtot only prescric [int i guarantee 1' an“, you" II” by
shape of the boots. but lltt‘)’ \‘Hll'b “lid 5 millions Of Mothers. Castorisistlte
* Children'r Panacea—the Mother’s
Friend.
Cutorie is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’l
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium.
lorphlno nor other Narcotic sub-
stsnee. It is shunnieu substitute for
Puegorie, Drops. Soothing Syrups,
CASTORIA
For minute and Children.
Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Csstorin. and see that the [BC-Mini.)
signature of
is on the
wrapperfii~ m
i Weshallpro- ' , ‘ .
tect ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tan CENTAL‘R Contrast-.77 Murray st..N.Y.
attrzl 96 Byr
Nice to Take_‘
Children like
to Cure their
Coughs and
Colds.
it'
t t.t‘t'u\ ootvx .
break for less. it is a mes are of economy i
to l:ncp~~-v~~rai pairs of sin-w in tin». Witt-u
\vnrn steadily. liti'f.‘ tit not lint-lilac todt'v
.t-ut thorouulily while off Ill“ fort, and lllt'
condom llillllllllt‘sn r‘ll‘ lltt‘lll. Wait-r
sluttiltl ill‘\‘l'l‘ llt' pot on shit-w. and any dill
.xltnuiti I... rcntntrd with oil. Slippers cat.
'tc ktpt stuffed with paper.
The sketch illustrate» a gown of saith-
it has a plain gllilt'l shirt. The
il'i‘lltl'i itndiec is draped in front by two
brctcfies over a plns'roti «If :uipure upon
yellttu’sniitt. 'i'iat satin bill is titd it."
llllitl 'i'hn (lZ‘JEH‘i satin cniior has cottons i
at the bank The bouillon (trot cd ~ll‘i'\l‘fi
are l uttttttcd iii lllt‘ ism >21 ll' liiillt‘l' t'ltJll' i
lets of gtttpttrc. :ttul llil' »b I \l' litt\‘.‘r are of ‘
satin. 'l'ltr ll‘ll of black ~tr.tw l~ covcrcd
with black curl. ti pluluc-.
.it on t‘uot.t.t~;r.
USE
WILLIAMS'
" cum that
‘5 WILLIAMS 3. CARLETON co. “:7”
HARTFORD, C7-
am$fls
‘\ ............
GOLD WAS USELESS TB HiM.
Remarkable Experience of an Amateur ‘
l'iralt‘ «it the (‘0th of ('hlna. .t
'H... 11...,” ..
in”
...,.
tt't'tmiort‘. .‘t- llt‘t‘il li‘l'ilirli
'l“!‘. .t f “’l.
. .. ‘ fl'hv t‘urittsitics .
oily." 'l‘itt-sn have tamed a ‘
~..'.
f itupitt'utilt
correspondent of that paper to send it an
‘ a curio>ity of opulence." iio writes: i
“It has surely fallctt in the in! of few
men tocnmo lii'ill‘ starting to death in a ‘
i:tt.d of plenty. with liver $‘JIIU in gold itt ‘,
lltcit‘ pocket-nay. by rt-nwn of thztt very
fact. 1 had shipped iii ilattigoni on board
a strainer bound for Shanghai. \Vltctil .
"e
the world in lii‘l' slutttti locker. r\liti1ilillll .
sttittgglt-r l was prt-t-arcd to that lit'l‘. but ‘
that lit'l‘ chi-ti limitless on the waters wa-.
piracy of the \‘ilt~~i sort. and. ltlli‘l'ilt‘t‘nzt'il
by a pilot of rotttantrc. came upon t'tto cer- .
taittly 15> a revelation. ‘
“We attached tzo ships, s-tfarasl know. .
but, liliillllHl with liliil‘Yt‘ltills‘ skill and '
knoivlcdgnoi' llto lllll‘li'iiiti coast tintigri» i
llilfl. slut would run in after nightfall "
among rocks :ilitl banks whom one \vttttlt.
UVllt‘l‘l' a szttttpatt to taketht-iinttttttt. while i
.‘lll'li‘h‘. iiatttcs. the report of firearms and .
clash of t-it‘t'l witttid testify to ill“ descent i
of my delectable siiiptttaies ttptut itiiti or ‘
1676 In 1883..
Offices. 43:; Main Street.
BRIDGEPORT; CONN-
which image the shores of the i'i;iit:i seas.
“After four tuntttitJ duress l :tt'ttck a
My little board of liltll"
pititt—ptztlnusiy guarded tott‘urd this even-
tualiiy——Iicnpettctl rho narcotisut in which
sapwoow‘u ‘
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-
ent ictanzscondttcted for MODERATE n19,
OUR OPTIC: ls OPFOSITE U 5. PATENT 0' ICE
~ and \\'c tzittsu'urc palt'tttm loss 11ml: than 1 05¢:
retttttte trout \Yasltittgton. .
Send model. mill; or pitotn., with descrip-
i
tlcltztut'h tt~ we r-tdo at anchor. illlil, forsak-
ittx all my gzt-ndsatttl chattels. and sci/Jug
A PAMPH MIT _ . .
cost of same tn'tite L. S. and foreign countries
Stilt frl‘e. Addrcs,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
OPP. PATENT Orrtcz. WASHINGTON. D. c.
shoeiess. ltailcsn. arrayed only itt shirt.
trousers and belt. containing the .‘tlttwt- .
liit‘lllltilll‘il sum {closi- on Mon). hoping to.“
reach a Herman iztzttbttut which iitnl been
“lint titn night was thick. ands in less
titan illi hour I found myself close ill
shore. 'I'hnquestiott of what. to downs t
speedily settled by tho bout capsizittg
among tho breakers. leaving mo ho alter
mtiivo but to land. Day was breaking.
and I lay till next. itim‘iilll; iii a tomb t-ui
.
1above the road in tho hillside. and for tho ' ' .’
tt-txi ihrco'wcttks l nouriypcrisltetl for loci; . ‘g
oi'nottrislttttettt. not daring to evltiiitt a ‘ . '
ptdtlpie‘tflt.’ for i had an weapon and would
"I would have gladly thrown away all
small min in the sum total, and the rssuit
the Best ,
good'xalkt’i' tit-that ageilltad tnadcnren- ‘ in l‘iltiti: a wheel. to avoid the
. new and untried make» Buy one that
ha bl'JUtl the test of time. For 5:?ch
i twins our " lie-surc-yuuoztrc-righl-and-
[hull-gtlulllCJtl” policy has made the
plur-
ill miles in ‘32 ‘
it. and hiding;
it‘ cit rushing
compiishcd no more titan ‘2!
days. traveling only ‘
lllvltllllllh‘ or ditches '
back to ‘tuy last. tlc.‘
l day.
absolutely overcam',t me one morning. and
at the peril of my life i ctitcrgcd into the
light of day and laid felonious hand: and
tooth on what i believe wa part of :1 mm f
rat in the temporary ah ' " . “
;:n;: c. 4‘3”:
to and then- i mating 1 to ; r
B . y 1 i
liullfl was tievt-rimilcd with greater ecstasy
rig matched joints, lug and dun-proof bearings,
C ’ u-
Chan is not regarded as a terrestrial 031“"
h). fl... world mm. pilgrlln than was that giameu: for beauty. dhmbility, :ztrcnr'h
Toward the land speed. Cost. $l00. u
i ismi hubs one hanger. ed usable handle bu, m.
Sulfur oar €414.29: — {radii/tn.
0 9 ’
dice by those Europeans tvltotu fatn malig‘tt
a " Phat-nix.” unless abused. needs no repsfrs— .-
STOVER BICYCLE MNFG. (20.,
“P 11(13an
1
has outitpelled to sojourn there, but \i'ai- 3‘
tzaszderabie saving' Every '96 improvement, males.
575-577 Madison Ave" New York.
Norwalk Chronicler