rs. Robert
night.
. Francis E. Anderson. 9! ”walk. is
doubled up with the lumbago.
on Catholic Weekly, of Danbury,
suspended publication, Saturday. ,
The boat Fred McOwen is at Bay
mond Brothers' dock with a cargo of
bituminous coal. ' "
George Nicholas and wife, of Gran-
bnry, expect soon to move to their new
home in Norwallr.
A meeting will be held in Ridgefleld
this afternoon to provide some sort of
fire protection for the village.
Rev. 8. H. Watkins will deliver a
series of confirmation sermons in the
Guild roomof Grace church, on Wed-
nesday evenings. ‘
Batting ln‘Bethel, says the Danbury
News, is rather slow, but in a few
weeks it is exmcted to take it start for
the better. It is thought that the com-
lug trade will be a big one.
Contractor William Lawlor is about to
b gin operations on the proposed new
bridge over .Five Mile river, in the Con-
necticut turnpike. The old bridge has
been torn aWay, except for the girders,
and the street is closed.
Horace Brown, ul udnburyda horse
trainer, formerly employed by Rnndle
& White, will go to France with the
noted stallion Azmon, which John H.
Shem, of New York, will present to
Serge de Beauvais, a noted French
horseman.
Gilbert Light, a farmer, aged sixty-
seven, came to Danbury from Ridge-
Way Friday night to visit a relative. I-le
wentintorhe wrong house and in his
confusion fell from a steep into stream
fifteen feet below. He was so badly
hurt that he died in the police station
half an hour later.
It is reported that the Couso‘idated
railroad have arranged for {the building
f a big electric power house at Berlin.
Tale it is understood means that the
company is preparing to operate a por-
tion of its lines by the three rail system.
‘ That portion of the New England rail-
road between New British and Hartford
will be fitted up first.
.Branchville is a busy place just at
this time. The Ore Mill is running
twenty-four hours a day, with a fullduy
and night force. The Deland & Gilbert
Soap Works are again running full time.
after a week’s rest, and George B.
Grumman is making active preparations
to start the Ice Tool 'Works as soon as
Jack Frost gets in his best work.
The following Fairiield county prison
era at Wethersfleld have applied for
pardon: William Tassock, robbery:
Joshua Rookey, attempt at rape; lid~
ward J. Conway, arson; Lawrence
Hockey. assault with intent to kill and
burglary: William Henry. burglary:
John Msckey. assault with intent to kill
and burglary; Samuel itoum, arson.
The adjutaut-general has recently is
sued on order in which he declares thr-
old army signal code to be obsolete and
prescribes that the members of the Bri-
gule Signal Corps, Connecticut Nation-
al Guard, shall hereafter use the code
ricently adopted by the United States
army, nod known as the Meyer system
for United States army and United
States navy signalling.
A district conference of the Young
.Men‘s Christian lxssooiatiou to be bold in
Dnnbury on Saturday and Sunday.
I) cember filth and 20th. is being ar-
rtnged for. The programme for Batu: —
dry night will include a gyinnnstic ci-
6 else by members of the lJauhury gyu. -
“u return and n lecture on physical train-
ing by L W. Allen, physical director ti
the Hartford Young Men's Christian as-
seclution gymnasium.
The Norwuik Tramway Electric coni-
puny. which now extends from Slam-
ford, through Norotou, llarien. Bowuy.
ton, South Norwallt and Norm-nil; to
Weslport, with branches to lloton Point
and Gregory Point, ups-ct, in the nenr
(atomic continue the mid fr on West-
port to Sonthport, there forming a lien-
nectlon with the llr’nlgsprrt Traction
company. It has aleotu contemplation
the building of a line from Norwulk to
New Cannon, and it lsths intention of
the management to ultimately connect
the lio-rwnlk 'l‘rnmvrsy at Stamford
with the. propmed New York and Con-
nceticut Electric Railway, making it
thromth line from Nor-milk to New
York city, milstonce of only forty—two
miles from Forlymecoud street through
the heart of the mom» cities and
towns alooglhe route, giving frequent
and cheap car service to an enormous
[mutation lithium-l: the carryingcf
ltllfl freight and «rpm matter will
sud largely fo the earning powers of the
Emmetolubwillmeet tog~
antiserum" aim l‘irpm.
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Soaps
Fail.
AS TO COMPLEXIONS.
HOW TO CULTIVATE "me FIRST :9
SENTIAL T0 BEAUTY.
Above All Things, (loud Health In Neces-
nary, and to llama This You Must lice That
the Stomach Does Its Work l’roperiytl
Suggestion“ us to Eating and Drinking}
Personal beauty should be a subject of
consideration to every girl and wommi nod
should lead her to make herself as nttrnct-
lvo as possible. When we speak of nsslso
lug nature by improving the personal op-
penrunce, do not understand as to refer to
the use of artificial moans, powders,
washes, dyes, lacing. etc. We are far from
advocating these. Cultivate twenty, real
beauty, and its underlying principle is
“plain living and high thinking." The
essentials of true beauty are temperance,
purity and exercise.
A good rccipcto insure bodily perfection
has been given by o well known writer:
"Study Greek models for the bend, Eng-
lish for the complexion, Irish for the
bonds, American for the finger nulls,
Hindoostunee for the feet and Spanish for
the gait. ”
To acquire beauty n generul knowledge
of anatomy, physiology and chmnlstry is
essential. How can a woman become or
remain beautiful who has no comprehen-
sion of the chungus of her body from dict-
etlc, atmospheric and cmotlonnl muses.
’i’o persevere in the task of cultivating
beauty and preserve the natural endow-
merits of the body is a serious work. it
calls for unilngglng industry, and should
be one of the regular duties. All parts of
the body should resolve impartial atten-
tion—~thc eyes, complexion limbs, etc.-
uutll n bnrumnlous whole is secured.
The greatest era-rot of beauty is health,
and unless t‘fli‘ll urgnn of the body por-
forms its functions there is not perfect
health. If one purtuf ufuuulilncrofusl-s
to do Its work, the entire ninoliino is
thrown out of order. This is equally true
of tho I'luuum body. ’l'bc ntotmicb is in a
great lmlilHllI'fl ra-spousible for funny do-
lor-ts. No beauty is perfect without a good
complexion. By this we do not menu a
fair complexion, but u lwnltliy. elastic,
clcni‘ one, with u luster. The look of sun b
n complexion is (life to n nutnbof'of (Villltiiil'i.
prominent among which is the importer!
notion of dilieront organs. If the stmunob
is not doing its work properly, the food is
not tligcstrd. As a nuturnl consequent-r
tho nib-ct of this is shown in u sullow nud
luslcrlvss complexion.
How often do we see tlioofhervvlso hand»
some schoolgirl with n portly oomph xiim.
It is due largely to on improper (lief. cspc»
clully ut the noondoy Ilillf‘licnn, which of
ton consists of coke, pie and confectionery
What you out. when you cut and how
much you out plnyun important part in
the manor of complexion. Fruits». t‘Flli‘
cinlly thoscllint are tort, grnlinui bread,
greens, brntlis and soups. not gronsy or
highly stnisoucd, milk. :u'id drinks ill‘.(l
louu meals are romuuucmlml us boncilclul.
A southern wmunn whowns n bounty in
her youth nud lit the agent on minimal
funny of bur charms, especially bur l'II‘Hl',
l‘rosb volupluxlou. uttributod it pnrtlully
to the fuel that film nbslnim‘d from drink-
ing ton and ooi'i'oo, drinking instead lmnon-
ode, noid drinks. suliuu niiuorul ww-rs
and always a glass of rlonr water before.
breakfast, and eating plenty of chopped
lcnu uncut without- potatoes.
Different tcmpcrnlnouts require dill‘orcut
treatment. A slender. bilious brunette,
\vlmso blood is thin. inny indulge in up.
dordouo beef, grnvlus dud plcutyof butter,
whllo the blond who is inclined to scrol'uln
and n llorld oomph-rim: nuist rcstrlrt bor-
sulf in eggs, milk, brood. light brutlis niul
fruit. Too much stress cannot be plm‘od
on the use of fruits as an old to digestion
and on iiriprovcr of the complexion.
Eut tcmpemtoly; do not overload the
stomach. lint and drink as you Would
take unuilcllw~to answer it nor-d. The
time is not for distunt when we will no
"info loko food lmliscrbniuntcly thou We
now tuko poisonous drugs. lint tollvc.
not ll“! to east. Along the limo! diot ii.
A. l“nlrvblhl, In on article on tho moi—
plcx‘mu, gives u creole recipe for booullfy-
ing the complexion. "lint oranges, out
thom nt nll hours. and cut lonmns, cape:
(Philly before bi‘eukfust. "
All alcoholic drinks are death to it good
complexion. A Woman once said to her
physlcllm, "Why is my (use so rod?” (m
boingquuoiloumi sbo m‘knnwlmigml that
she indulged in n gloss of whisky uml wu-
icr at night. lIo sold. “lit-Md out the
Water and your face will soon be purple."
Uplntcs. nnrootlos, sit-oping drafts. all tend
to ruin the complexion. dvold the excess-
ive use of too and coffee, and do not tulle
it strong. With it little sell denial the use
of hot u‘ulor may be substituted for tbosn
drinks, nod mum this nbsoncu will scarcely
be llHlli't‘lI uml the mnupluxlon much Im-
provcdnwlllzzio L. Martin in Housekeeper.
Good Whitewash.
A gmd, durable whitownsh is made us
follown; 'l‘oko hill! is bushel of freshly
burned lime, sloko it with boiling writer;
(XDVHI' it during the prtneesa, to keep in the
su-nm. Strain the liquid through a fine
slow and odd to it 7 pumdsof salt pre.
viously dismlvcd in wormwutor, 8 pounds
of ground rice boiled into in thin paste and
stirml in boiling but. half a mum! of pow-
tlvl‘rd ripmusb whiting, a pound of clenu
gin“ which bus been previously dissolved
by winking it well and thou linngipglt
over it nluw fire in n sumll kettle within it
large. one filled with water. Add tr gnilons
of hot water to the mixture, stir it well
and lotit stondofsw days covered from
dirt. It must be put on quite hot. For
this pnrprme it con be kept to a kettle on o
portable furmurc. About a pint of this
mixture will com a square yard—New
York W.
I
, ”Mt . ' x ‘ ‘
f mom.» I and “truss, ,
, Howls}. Dee. ins—Madden“. by lul-
requltad love Homer Howell, a young ruse
used 21, shot and fatally wounded his for-
mer sweetheart. Miss Annie Sims, aged
9‘, at the laltcr's home, 884 St. Martin
street, and then out a bullet in his own
, brain, dying on the spot. For years Howell
and Miss Sims bed-been engsgedtobe
married. Five months ago the former
went to New Haven, where he had obtain-
ed‘rnm'e desirable employment than his
previous position in Montreal. During
Howell's absence all» bluis’ love grew
Mill“! wider and f5 few days ago she .
finally bade him forget her.
Howell left New Haven Saturday night.
urrlvlughere yesterday. Soon after his
arrival heenlled on Miss films and five
minutes later the tragedy was enacted.
Miss films is the eldest daughter of .l. C.
‘Hlms of the foreign mail department of the
Montreal postofl‘lce. Mr. films is a deacon
in the First Baptist church, and Annie
had for some years been a trmchcr in the
Sunday school. Homer Howell was the
son of John 'Howcll of this city and had
been employed as bookkeeper in several
responsible positions is in this city.
The shooting took place in the parlor of
the Sims house, no one being present but
the turn. Senrcoly five minutes had elapsed
after Miss Sims bad entcrr'd the parlor,
where Howell bud been ushered by the fa-
ther, when the first shot was fired. 'lhls
was followed by another and another,
three in rapid mimmslou. Rushing into
the room \lr. Sims saw his daughter lying
prostrate on the floor and nearby young
llchlh The girl wns mlconscious and
blood was issuing from two wounds in her
bond. The mun was nlrcndy (load and
blood and brain matter wero pouring from
is wound in the side of his bend
Miss Sims (Format live. one bullet enter-
ed at the loft side of her face below the
cheek lmne, making Its exit bol“ ' the nu-
glc of the jaw and burying itsc f in the
fmmcwork of the door. 'l'ho mound bullet
entered the forebond over the right eye
and lodged. it is thought, incur the left our.
Miss Sims wus nunovcd to the general
hospital, but. (lfli'l’ill‘fi say nothing can save
her life. Howell‘s body is in the hospital
morgue.
Fatal Head On Collision.
SAN Awmxm, Tor, Dec. 7.—-—A licndou
collision botwecn twu through frolgbts on
tho Southern I’m-lilo roml Hour Welder rc-
sultcd in the death of two engineers, twu
firemen uml n brnkouiun. The crew of the
met lmuml freight went to slurp whilo
wniting on a blind siding. and tho chew
on waiting. thinking that the around sec
lieu of tho throughwcst bouml freight
was the third section of the train, took to
the main line. The weather was foggy,
and the east bound freight and the third
section of the west bouml train came to—
gether lit the bottom of n sng In the road,
a few miles from tho siding. 'l‘bc dead are
'1‘. P. (Windy, cnlguccr; \‘i'. If. Brown, on-
glnecr; William llolt, firmuun; Hourg-
Asklus, firclunu, and Will liinird, brake-
umn.
Fan Young Jersoymrn.
WASilfx‘n'f‘nx, llcc. 7.—«-’l‘wo boys giving
the nzuucs of Lewis Milliguu dud ('lmvlv»:
Lewis, 15‘ years of ago. and hailing from
Nownrk, N. .l., have been in the city for
some (luys with an ubundont supply of
monoy. ’I‘lu’sy pbiycd Ibo rows, lmugiu
wutcbcs. diamonds, bicycles, etc. 'l'heir
lavish expenditures ('Xl'lll'll tho suspil‘luns
of o (lulu 'tivc who took them into cur-lolly
and succeeded In obtaining n oom’cn»
sion. 'l'hoy lulmltti'd lowing stolen flio
nmnoy from tho bousr of n Mr, Coirrll'iglil
nl' l’lnlnflvld, N. .I. 'l‘lo» obit-f of pulioo of
l’lniuflold has been notiflod nud the buy-z
will be bold pomling Word from him.
They bud spent about $1.04)“ and bod 5'11?!)
It'll.
Happy End 'of a Romance.
Poitr;rth:t.r:ut:, N. Y.. lit-c. 7.-—Ths
happy culmination of n romonro and u
year's engagement. came when ’I'heodorc
Anthony. youthful in his do yours, and
Mrs. llutfio IA. lingers, who bus just post
lib, drove from tlivlr home at li'lshklll lo
llughsunvillo mul were murricd by Iicv. .l
A. Tf‘f'lltlllf'. Mr. Anthony ImH been mor-
rind twice before, wbllu Mrs. lingers bud
been but mute n widow. The couple lum-
bcon neighbors in h‘isbkill for numy your»
and the happy event is the rcsult of who!
has long lltlcll finlit'lpnlml.
Solving the h‘ydney Mystery.
SYDXEY, N. S. W.. ”11‘. T.-—~A solution
has been found for tho mystory surrouml
log the disnppmruuro of two porn-nus and
tho uneurlbiug of the body of them a:
Limit-u. The body of (in- wound missing
man hm now also been “no. rllwd nml lots
been Identified us l‘npinlu Weller. It was
under the future of f'uptuiu \l‘rllur that the
man llutlcr. who is under suspicion in
connection with flu! cow. sailed for Sun
l-‘rnm-lm-o A police olIirer will now go to
England to arrange for tho extradition of
this man when he is arrested.
llnynrd Would Not. Accept It.
Wismxo'rox. I’l‘o. [mlnfnfmntlon rt»
coivod here from London status (but Mr.
ilnynrd bus dooliuod tho gll’t proposml m
be made to him in rt-oognlllou of his
offorts in the rotiso of pom-u- und good will
botwmm tbs: l'ulll-d Stun-s and England.
In his rim-linntion Mr. lluynrd cordially
thanks the Immloqunlly Telegraph and
those who sumiorlol its prmlosul, but says
find his position no on t-mlmssmloi- would
{ti-vent his acceptance of any matrimonial.
Mill Refuse to Arbitron.
llm'fmx, Dt'ti. 7.-l\ dispatch to The
Times from llumburg anys that u smond
pivoting of employers Imu reaffirmed their
refusal to arbitrate tin! doclwrs’ strikr.
'l‘lilslsdhe to the {not that n gnnrontcu
fundnf random» has been signed for the
protection and assistance of the smaller
mnployrrm
Twp lulled by a Train.
Burl-mm. Doc. 7.—~ilm-h .lnnmow-ky,
fill yours old, nud Frank thlun, rill yours
old, wore struck and killed by» New York
Cum-oi train new llcpcw. It bl not
known how the :mrldont happened. The
bodies Wore horribly nmnulvd, ‘
Senator- Alllsnn's Illness.
lh’uuqrft, In. ”I'll. {Muenster Allison
hm- becn seriously ill at his home low for
more than nwock. but is now mun-tel
mmcwhot butt/w. He will not ho able to
bury” for Washington for n week or ten
doys.
Berton» needs in France.
Poms. Tier. 7.0—.ql'l'lljllfl limit» m-o rc-
portcd from Bordeaux. A portion of tho
bmnkwolor nt l’nlulo lh'grnw WM washed
away. ’l'hostormwoe general along the
could of France.
Prominent Chemist Deed,
Pants. new. 7.«A report has hem m.
mired here from titotrgart to the effect
that Emil Wold. professor of chemistry.
to dead. ’ . '
. 4 ” .1 new. .
~ Fiction: THE MARVIANrtbe new new
all by On Manner the eagerly expected sue.
creator to “’l‘rilb ,"lwgun in October Nomi
lief,19ilii,u'lthlluslmtl0ns from the ow
H.
thor’s drawings. Anew novel by Frank ‘ '
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gruesomereturner: n... 1“. ,7 A” ~
husuthrm‘iz.2 which ”on. Cloak Store! “1:12;.
Devin, (lwun Winter, Julio Kendrick -.- ' ' ' '
lélgglfiég Emll’ll‘lr‘lli’l filmiltegfil‘f 30L“ In the Twin cm“; . PR‘VA'L'
. s. 1m. .
Science: army of the Progress of Sci.
ence duriu the filth Center ,n series of
papers by r. Henry Smith l’illlams,sno
plemenird by contribution» on niacin)
subjects by expert scientists. Artie es en
the relations of curious psychological
bosom-stations to physiology by Dr. An-
row
Wilson.
Americanll‘entures: 'I‘bc Mexico of To-
day, a series by Charles 1“. Luuimis,
splendidly illustrated~lbe result of u re-
cent visit to Mexico, undertaken for Her»
pcr'» Maintains. Mexico is pro-eminently
a silver producing country, and its mone-
lnry operations rest entirely on a silver
basis. Owing to the keen discussion of
cerlniu economic problems in connection
with issues of urgent lilipm‘lanct- in Amer-
ir'rin politics. these papers will command
Hencrnl attention. American Historical
Papers by Woodrow Wilson, John finch
Mncllustcr and drums Ilurues. The true
story of Sheridan's Hide. b Gen. G. A.
Fore tb. lontinuntlouof lovvelln' Per-
sonu llt-ruiuiacuses of eminent literary
Afiltal‘lcuuu.
While Man’s Af-
Africn and the East:
rich. it fully illustrated series of papers by -
l’ouliuey Illgelow. the result of personal
observations during a recent trip to
Africn, covering the whole llclrl of Euro-
pcnu exploiutilou of tbnt country. Illus-
trnml articles by Stephen llon-ul on the
lrulisfornlulinn going on in Eastern Sh
beriu, recently visited by the author.
lluuguriun Ski-italics, written nod drawn
by I“. IIopklusou Smith. 'I'lm full story
oi fbc recent Coronation of the Czar, by
lilclmrd Harding Ilnvis, illusirnlml by
It. ('nfou \Vumlvillo, ”who wus commis-
lllllml by Queen Victoria to paint it picture
of lbc ceremony.
Noivspnpvrs are not to copy this advert
linemen! “'Ifllllllf the express order of
llurper it Brothers.
II A It I’ 1.; Il'S M A G A '1. N E
For One Year, — - - let on
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Address. llAitl’Eltdfm'i‘lff-Jlts,
l’. U. llox the, N. y. (,‘iiy,
Music‘s thAR
In l897.
The Boxer, a thoroughly rip-indicts
pr-rimlicnl for Women, will enter upon
its thirtieth voluuu- in l‘d’tll’. .
As a fashion journnl it isunsurnasred.
nud is on iutlcsprusulilo requisite for
every wrilwlrruwd wmnnn. Katherine
Ileli‘orcat. wrm-snm-c-kly letter on cur-
rent lusbious from I’ill‘l‘i. In New York
l‘hisblons. fillll in (be fortnightly pnlfcru
about ~uppluucnt, Indies find lull detail»,
directions and diagrams for gou'ns,wrup.~_
nudchildren'sclothing. bululnz, Iluuilt-
llllil (‘buoius draw and engruvv the newt-st
.'I‘lu- eermls for Ni? \iill hr: The lied
Ilrixlize- .Volghlmrbvml. by Muriu IoulN-E
Pool. and Flu lll'l‘ Quiulmllion. by (lcfnvw
'l'lmuct, Hlmrl slurp». Will boo-instantly l
promoted by llf'llllllllf “Tilt-rs, among;
whom un- Mot-y Ill. \\ ilkius, Ilnrriet I’rrs- l
onllfipwfl'urfl, Mnrirm linriun, Iflilli .‘Io-g
Encryh‘tmrrt. Violn lltmclltlf't) nml Mm”:
gun»! button Ill‘lrf‘lw. ’.
\Vbnt Worm-1mm lining in various putts l
of the l'niuu “HI form to series of sperml 1
interest.
(lflwr interesting fo-uluros are “The
tlutvdour Woman." (lthllt‘il to limilbfnl
sports llllil llihlllllt'i; Mil-do. u \vm-kiy
ctiticnl sulnniury of music in New York.
,\lllltli'l|f' 'l’livufrii-nls. l'llubrolrlcl‘y uuvl
Needlework. Ceremony and Etiquette.
Howl Housekeeping". “'qu Girls are ill»
mil," "(furrow Sol-Sui lira-nix," null I’vu
twink~ glrmn‘tl from original willful-s, i
Worm-n and Men. (‘olourl 'l‘. W. ”it.“ ,
clown will regularly continue his min f
ultlv repays. .5
Anion-rs to ('orrwpomlcnls. 'I'his ooh
Inuu is conducted for I be bu will llllil cm:
wuivnco of rootlets. umi nil qumlious‘ l'l."
('f'lvt‘ll llrt‘ r'Hl'erl'l'l'll I” Tilliltl'lll .‘l i
promptly uud iully m. practirnblv.
.- vi. The liMnr is u uolnblo picturo»
gallery, vopi-mluoing llll' flint-l beautiful
works of Aim-vim!) (Hill {mu-inn :tl'll~l-z, Ii\
‘vrt'fli‘lllt'tl in the uununl I'nris urn-l Nuts
York exhibitions. Wit niul Humor. Every-
body luruu for n hourly laugh to (be Iiarl
mt“ Inst image.
An All-Iiouutl Woluuu's I‘opor. What
more uppropriuh- trill run lw Music In \y Ito,
daughter or ~l‘sior Illllll u Pllll‘l'rlllllllll to
llnrp:~r's Iloznr“ Simm' If he .‘I uricoluw
\‘lhllnr in )0"! loom-bold for NIT]
Newuwliu‘r. urn “ml in («my this uolvrr-
llkt'llilbll‘VIllllllll llit'{‘Aill‘CH-liirili‘l'hlll lIu: [
per t'k’ lll'nlln-rs. l
ii A It l’ H li'n' Ii .\ 7. .\ It, ‘
l’or Um- Your. $l.|ll’l
‘osluui- Fro-t- lu nll Mill‘t'rlllt'l'i in NW I'ni ’
lml Slim-n, i'mmriu null .\ln-.\ii:o. e
Alltlrt-s unmu-ru a bin rmtzus. !
l', U lm 1t‘.:l,.\', Y. ‘
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CASTORIA.
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shells in: l
gm '1
”"3 Q5451} . We _ villi».
time To Pretend Pnrumenln.
At this time of the your n cold is very i
manlycontrovlml. and if left to run us!
more!» Without the old of some ri-linblol
ougii medicine is liable to vomit in find ;
«mud rlisonso. rm-nmonin. Woknow of '
no both-r remedy to cure it Fungi: or cold l
bun illlmnlwrlniu‘s (.‘ymmli ltvnlwly ,
W' bnvc net-d it quite extensively undl
it has ulwuys given entire confection..—
01 until. Iml. 'l‘or. ()blrl'.
This is the only rono-dy that is known i
to be u curtain pron Innllvcol‘ pnoumon- l
in. Among the nmuy thonsnmls who
have new! it for ('HIIIN nml lu urippo, \vo'
have never yet learned of u single cow;
having resulted lll pm-numnin. l’vrnuos ;
who hovo Wonk lungs or town mount: to
burr nu lhfllli'lf of pneumouin. should
keep the rommlv nt hood The 725 mull
fillccnt sizvu for solo by f}. l) .‘irillson. i
wind lined I'nrisnrn designs every week. l
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After lwnriou snnm lrimuls volition-
filly praising (anmlwrlniu‘s (tolls. ('lIHI'
era and Duirrhw-n ltenwdydlnrtis Flock,
of Anaheim. Unlifoi'nin. port‘bnsml n!
bottle of it for his own mm um] is nuw‘
as enthusiastic over its wonderful work:
as anyone can be. The 2?» and no cent,
sizes for solo by G. (J. Stillson. ;
M - , . ,
Absolutely porn, pi-rfme harmless}
and invariably roiliublu or» the ”unit,
tics of One Minute (touch (lure. It
never fails in colon, croup and lung
trouble. Children him it immune it Is
pleasunttotckc nml itbvlps thmu. (Li
(J. Btlllsou and if. P. Wool. .'
As an otherwise; Honcho, Ayn-'s;
Cherry l’ectorul takes the lead of all;
other remedies. For the pilot find our";
of crimp. whmplnazmugh, euro thrust, ‘
unrl the dangerous pulmonmy 'l'nnblvs.
to which theynung run an liuhlo. it isl
iuvnlvahle. being prompt to not; sure to,
We are selling
Millineflry
and ,.
» . Cloaks
Cheaper than any other store in the twin cities. We car-
ry the largest stock, the best assortment, the newest styles.
. We are alwaws first in showmg the leading novelties of
the day. ' . .
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Mahackemo Hotel Block,
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takes out ink, paint,
lsr, pitch, grease
and stains from
clothing and car-
a‘dPQ‘Tmts’
pets quickly and “EAHS.
completely and ' ‘, ‘
flerjmavesa fling ' V
-——No Acid.--—- 10c., 256., at Drug
No unpleasant odor. and Dry ”mods Stores
Not in flammable. Samples mailed, 5c.
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Drafts. ' mans Negotiated
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burns are quickly cured by I'loWirt’s
Wilt-h Hilb‘l Solve. It is at program! the
article most used for pilvs, and it nlwnt‘s
rum» them. (i C b‘tillson and E. P.
Weed.
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spectacles. “but l mu n surgeon, and
that is not where the liver is." ”NI'VPI'
un mind whore the liver is,” l‘etorml
lbc other. “If' it was in his big too or
his left our DI'\VI[l'S Little Early Risers
would reach it and shake it for him." (i.
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wall lum- liwd forty yours. In that tuni-
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null it bus «proud lu-l‘uro ifs rcutlrrs Illv
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:i-r~ for tho lusiiuvli ill of llll‘ bumnu mind
ulzll lllt‘ uzui-linvuilnu of blluutu ffl’lllllfl'lll“
owl of nutuuorn, ‘ .
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Ilepnrtuo'uf-t Mr. W. I), Howell's
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blunt. clmrmlutz imiturw of purl ulloul llll“
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r lIHf'llHHf'fill-tl-"t‘nllunu on trim? I.‘ going
on in "Title lluuy Worldf‘ ".\omlour
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Physician forWomen
use. DR. ff. A. GUlLFORD
Can be consulted at her omce
“-12 Bnoso Smut-r, Burnolroa'r, 00”.,
h‘rom 10 a. m. to ’f p. or. any day except
Sunday.
Thedoctor is a regular physician and for
the past nineteen years has made the diseases
of women a specialty. Ladies suffering from
any dillloultyincldent to the sex can consult
DnGuilford in tho strictest confidence. with
the ltHf-lll‘lllliffi of rocoivrug the most skillfuluud
scientific treatment known to modem an en
.md me'llclne. Home care with nurse ur-
nlshed when rm ulred. l‘erma moderate
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J.O.JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger, Galelmlner
Painter.
plat—fie m
WALL PIPER MID BORDERS
xxoemuamsmnr
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest Style-of Papers
Borders and Gill. Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection, on not so by postal
Estimates Cheerfnllv Given. mo
moons.
Nov and locum-Hand.
‘ seems,
oneness.
steamers,
essence.
SPIIDLES, no.
err—enn—
' PRICES TO surr ALL
CALL AND SEE rm.
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J. D. JENNINGS.
U N DERTAKER.
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0w. Street Railway Depot,
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daily from i! to I” a. m., and {foil
, n. m., and on Monday evening
. from he ii.
foo-real allowed on (termite.
shim}: ailluVlANri Prsst.
.uuflt u. shuttle, ylwl‘mt.
One of Three” canto
Captured in New Y
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M1182!) 3r eraser tearful
A Complete Plant For hum M
fleas lioney round Under A flew-w ‘ L'
a 0mm: of Bogus eels—cm
aloud-re.
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New Your, Dee. 7.-—ll'or locum
housekeeper of the two dark mm
‘28 Chrystio street has puzzleillami
mystery of two of her lodgers who .
pied menus on the fourth floor of the
building. One of them was a G .,
Gmrgo Polycrumle b name, though,”
wusbetu-r known as orbett, on seen
of hismuscular devdloptnont. That
was Julia Johnson, who lived with P ,
uremia. ,
They paid their rent promptly and m
askcd to be let on or elven an extra in
on account of bnrd fluxes. They dld 13“
tel; for credit at the grocer-’5 and thaw,
always well supplied with money. Yei
they never seemed to do any work.
want out a good (load, but the, always».
turned with bundles which showed ,
had been on shopping oxxulditlons. 4
With the traits of the tWolodgere the
limusokwpor was ready to believe utmost '
unything that might be told her regarding. -
them. Consequently she was not ‘ ‘ . ,
surprised when two United State! ‘ ,
service officers visited the tenement; late
and his pretty compnnlon, \ .
They were believed to be at the head a! ‘
n gang which bus been flooding the cost .
side with bad money, and they are known ,
to have been connected with other can” '»
which the agents of the treasury have
broken up in recent yours. 2 ..
(lot. a Counterfeiting Kli-
Wbcn the detectives had taken the two, ,
prisoners to the Unit street police station .
and bod them safely locked in can, the? .
went back to Chrystle style-t again. .591)”
time they frenzied for the tenement at 21.
There tbcy surprised the housekeeperby‘
‘ demanding the keys to the room of Charles
Pnppus. She gave them up and the (luv
tectlvcl wont in. The room was furnished
much hotter than are most east side for
nishcd room places. and the landlady said
the cxtm fixings belonged to the ledger.
'l‘hc detectives hunted around and then
brought to light on eloctro plating outfit
and several files, as well us a small quau~
lily of tin and antimony. These they con-
fiscated and Went away.
When they scorched the rooms where
Polycrnmis and his "mitten of counterfeit-
ors" had lived, they had better luck. They
found another clt-ctro plating machine and
u lot of metal. lint they werc not satisfied.
T hero ought to be more traces of the work
05 the countcrfcitcrs they wore sure. All,
inst in one corner of a little rear room they
found a loose board in the floor. They
pried this up and their simrch was over.
In the hiding place thus revealed was the
rest of the muntvrfolters' apparatus.
Vii-wt. Ibo (lv‘tw‘tlw's fished out several
molds mode of plastcr of puris and bearing
llii! impressions of quarter, half dollar and
lo l'clit plow-i. Then they found n num-
ber of crucibles and Indies for melting and
bundling the lllifii: metals. At last, tucked
away in a dark corner, they collie upon
the best cvidonre of kill. It was ll large
quantity of tho counterfeit money.
Queer Money linder the Floor.
All the coins were done up in rolls 0185
each, in the some way that thoynre packed
nt: bunk-1. lioll :lflcr roll of these were
fished out of the liidingplucc and seized
by the government lvlllf'cl‘fl. There were
quarters and dimes to the amount of more
tlum i‘luu. and all “we so Wt‘ll mode as
to ho. coolly passed. When examined wro-
fully. they were found to be light and not
possessed of tho right ring, but the dlfl'er- '
onoo li('(“’(‘.l’n them and the genuine coins
Willi so slight. as not to bo- notlced by the
ousunl obscru-r.
While. this soul-ch was going on other do
loctlvos Wi'f'f) looking for Charles Pnppae.
llo \vns finally found on the street and
lllkt'll to the ()uk smart station, where he
was looked up In it m-ll near Polycramlu
and tho Johnson Wonmu.
The three urn-sis and the finding of the
counterfeit coin Wits not the result of is
brief chose. For months the government
flu'fl bod boon scokiug evidence against the
three persons. 'l‘lu-y lord suspected them
for yours, and watched them in vain. As
lost the necessary proof was obtained and
the voids followml. For five years Poly-
vrnmis bus been under suspicion. Two or
three lion-s be but barely escaped arrest
when other gangs of tin-ck counterfeltefs
Won» bogged. in mil-ll misc, however, the
cvidonm noninst him was too slight and
he wore not disturbed.
Dodging the Detectives.
The don-olives \‘y‘t'l‘l‘. sure that ho was at
the. bond of tho dill't rout gangs, and that
the men they (ruptured Were only his sub-
urdimm's. ’I'Ilt'y could not. prove this,
though it. was rcmlcrtxl probable by the
fort thnl. tho oounn-rfciting was continued
in spite of tho ulony arrests.
At lust. flu-y thought they had him.
'l'lmt Wins two your»; of; l, when the mom
survive men nought tbo two lumndarltbt
brothcrs nod sent them toiprlson for long
terms. l’nlycrmnls was with them. and
tlwy scorned to regard him as their leader,
but. the detectives could prove nothing,
and ho. Wont- froo.
When l’olyorumis was Iookt- up, he “Id
be was it pl-ddlcr. Morn that 5 in coun-
terfeit min was In his pockets, and put an
end to his ploothnt he wnsuu honest man.
i)! l’uppns' connection with the gang not
so much is known. No need to run a rest
iournnt at «not First menus, but he sold
tlmt when he found that it won easier to
posts had money than it was to cook bad
food. in“ late be has done nothingmore lea
borlous limb to nssist in melting counter-
fclts and getting rid of them to the undes-
peoplo of the east side. ..
The three prisoners and the shirt, of
molds, crucibles, i-luctro plating machines.
metal and finished calm will be taken be:
fore l'ommlssloner Shields andtlp prlsen- ‘
or» will hove a hearing. (/3 '
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Canada Makes (lo-“m .' y
OTTAWA, Dec. 7.-—A. S. Fisher, mills-
tor of agriculture, will be in Wuhlnghn
on tho inth or 10th inst. He goes iodine
cuss with the American authorities the
question of olmllshlng the international“
qunrautlne. If the American government
will agree to abolish. quarantine W
Canadian «tattle, it Is undermined that lit.
Fisher will itgroe, on lxrhell of the Om
dlnn government, to abolish quarantine
against Amerimu cattle. lie will “maid
in Washington about two weeks. ‘
rm».
Lennon Dec. 'l.--The chronicle lays“
Willi ii. KNAPP. lies. and 'l‘ru
hours that independent reports antiei to .
that despite the reins the taminewi lie
brintheworstmrknewninladla. , '
it
~
Saturday night and arrested Polymxflnk, I,
Norwalk Chronicler