.. loll.
a.
‘. a Welter handicap. a neck ahead of the
IIfIdtll street, New York. and that'thc
~seventeen year-old son.
I‘ said that her son became stageltruck
.I..“gnd use enticed away by Dubols. who
M
- fDIorgo Yeager. of Brooklyn.
‘ ,_ of Broad River. is the guest
Frederick Perri». otWamn
tier company will he held to-
;I 'ght to take action oh the are
new roof is being placed on Prank
noun otv tho corner of Van
avenue and Fort Point street.
‘la occupied by Mrs. Hat-y Jones.
'lpwprtir League will meet to-
night with ldwardflirnonda.
venue. Edward Benedict has
lied as president of the league.
‘the reason that he has to work
‘ tl.
woo: no son noun.
m Woman Deletion a Ian on
. “Olmtinltamford
‘. young men. George W. Decker
: Joseph Duboia were talking on a
1‘. corner. in Stamford. yesterday
‘. Moon. when a woman caught hold
‘Dtlbois and began to be» him with
, anIL'c' la. Dubois attempted to
the back. but the woman had easily
{It héltcr of It. The three were ar-
, ,ed by Detective Schlechtweg. At
lice headquarters it was learned that
ho Woman was Mrs. William H. Deck-
WIfc of a railroad employee of Third
venue, star One Hundred and Thir-
.youug man talking to Dubois was her
The woman
is as‘amlated with the Howard Come
dlan company. which played in Stam-
lord .ast n:.ght Mrs Decker was al-
lowed to return to New York with her
DEATH OF A PlillANTI-IROPIST.
(By Associated Press.)
Philadelphia, September 29—Colonsl
Joseph M. Bennett. 11 philanthropist.
died this morning at his home in this
city of llr‘ght’s disease, aged eighty-
two. Colonel Bennett at one time own-
ed the tract of land which is now Drtiid
Hill Park. Baltimore. butsold it to the
city of Baltimore. His' property is
said to be worth $3,000.000 and it is
estimated that Colonel Bennett's char-
ity amounted to $1,000,000. He owned
the Chestnut Street OperugHouse.
RACE AWARDED TO'SLOAN.
(By Associated Press.)
London, Septemter 29—At the third
day's racing of the first October meet-
ing at NewMarkettodaythe three-year-
old hay Iiilly Mandorla finished first in
four-yc'ar-old chestnut colt Kirschwns-
ser. ridden by Ted Sloan. the American
jockey. An objection. however, was
lodged against Mandarin for boring.
This was sustained and the race was
awarded to Kirsohwasscr. Queens
wake finished third. The betting was
six to one against Klrschwasser.
CARPET WEAVERS OUT OF WORK.
(By Associated Press.)
Philadelphia. Scotcmber 29-Ncarly
3.000 carpet Ivcavcrs have been thrown
out of employment in this city because
uterus White. of! Portland. II... who
waii found dead by asphyxiation in
benign Wkgpsr’s hoist. Bridgeport.
siill lieIIaI Callinan'a morgue. in that
city, awaiting a claimant and further
I'lc'liillrallon.
The only clue to the man's identity
is the t‘Il'IPE' on the hotel register. To
further establish the identity. Coroner
Doten telcgraphrd tha.ohief of police
in Portland. Mal, particulars of the
ucath and instructions to notify friends
of dccc cos d. The coroner received re-
ply that no such person was known in
Portland and asking for further paro'
t'c‘ttlarr and a description of the man
i'oc descriptionwas seat. but since
that time no word has been received.
'ihc opinion is entertained that the
doccaaed gave his wrong residence. and
items plant the hotel room show that
Ilcatli was the result of accident and
carelessness. and that there was no in-
tent at suicide. The silence of‘the po-
lice in Portland is explained in that
they are making a thorough search for
a missing man who corresponds to the
descriptions sent out by Coroner Dotea.
and that they have not succeeded in
locating such a person. It would not
be surprising if no identilcntion was
over obtained and it may be another
case of the burial of an unknown in
Pozter's held.
NEW STEAMER SERVICE.
(By Associated Press.)
San Francisco. September 29—J. J.
Brice. general passenger agent of the
Santa Fe in southern California, is in
the city. He says that all arrange-
ments have been practically completed
for the proposed steamer service be-
twecti'fian Diego, Yokohama and Hang
Kong. "Three steamers for the new
line have been secured," said Mr. Brice.
"I’ve cured my husband's insomnia."
"How did you do it?"
“Pretended I was ill. and the doctor
left medicine which Iienry was to give
me every half hour nll'night long."
'r
Dry Goods News. Sept. 59, 1898.
Smith, Mariya
successors to w. n. HA In. II (.II I.
Barnum Bdg, Bridgeport, Conn.
Women's
N eckwear.
The New Neckwrar for Women this
season is something elegant. Words
or printer's ink cannot begin to tell
you about it. A look around the Rib-
bon Section will give you an idca of
the haudsonlc things to be used.
I.il\\'.'l Scurfs. Lawn Stocks, Vclvct
l'I‘IIoIIts. l’laldi- iII Ribbons for the Iicits
and Scarfs. 'l‘Itff.-In lions, t‘rcpc lions.
Windsor Scarfs. Windsor lions. Stock
Bows. Lndics' WlIltc l.lur-u t‘lItIIIIiII-
cilts.
LM‘ES.
llcnutifttl Lucas again this season
of the action of the ingrain carpet yarn
spinners. who do lded a few days ago;
to shut down this branch of their busi-
ness. For somcliiuc the spinners have
been turning out yarn about twice "N.
that as the weawrs could consume it.
and this forcctl ihi‘ lll'i" down I' “"‘II' II‘ lIlftoIIIl. which are very IlIIIIirIIhlI for lll'l’
an extent that it was deemed advisable
to close down.
nnAIIIII or DlIlNMARK' s Ql‘ can.
lily AssoIiatsd Press.)
('opcnhngcn. fleptcmbor 29——Thc cml
of thtI dutch of Denmark who tiled at
h: 30 this morning. as cabled. was
peatcful .\i lIIIr bcduidc wort- thc:
king of Denmark. the dowoaer cnI-I
prcss of ltnsslu. IIIII king. and one In uil
ilrccce. the princess of Wales. th-
Iluita and IIIII'IIIN‘ of Cuficrlnud. ihc‘
crown pr' ace and cm princess of
Denmark and all the other members of.
tho royal family.
MINE Iiiti.\si'l‘ltllt ViIiltliit‘T.
(By Associated Press)
llrownsviih. I’II. ticptcmis-r :‘ii—‘i‘IhI .
\"l'l'lIItI II'IltIiltti on tho l‘tupiro mlno
INWWI” I'" n“"“""‘" 28 "" ttqu‘ "Murat". l'o a and llpuun .\IIIIII IiIan ilng would vi
the propIr nIlIII- officials witow duty it
Was to whom. the dangcr that was
known to t‘hill. fulfilled thtIir ditty. tin-i
accident would not burn inIpInIIIIIIi.”
”-
I.Ittlc licrtic. aged five. was
ready
for his Itt‘iilililt' bath and waitloii his.
wh-III he titurtlcd his
mother with lIit' mutation: “Momma.
isn't it awful not In heaven?“ "Why.
no; viry for from it.“ "Db. i think it
must Ill‘ IIIleIi but." "Why. wiluttwi‘l‘
put Ilzlti into your licnd?" "Col. you
Inc. all the auto-la i ever saw in pic-
tiIt-IIII didn't wear any riniiiua."
I. Groeuohncr,
lI‘th I'IIlnt sin-ct, ICIIIII Nurirnlit.
sonar: titres tsosa.
AIIII IIINIHIIII‘ AIII'II‘ AVID I'Iill-
TIITII IIU'I'I'LI-ili "III II'.\ hIIIA I‘hii.
“’INII" A‘It I-Iifl'ltlll‘ II‘illl \IIIIII-
"'1“ "HT A HI’W'I \I 'l'".
turn quIIiIIglI'.
(MIMI rIIIItIlI'ol lIv III-Iii promptly at
IflIIIcI in and duiitcmi from
lit-nutlful All- -over Silk Lac-Is mudI on
chiffon. llcautiful Appliuuc Work in
liltilil black and White.
F \NI‘Y (‘illb‘l‘thil
'l‘h.- vcry ncwcst things in lI‘an'
I-III-uiug wc .tr and for dross roIIlII
The row I.IIItI-s in the \'I-niI-,II ()rlIIII-i
Ital IIIIII llcuvy laIcIIs. in l'IinI-it. wlIlth
‘ :IIId tIII-atu
l‘HII: t-ll’l-.t‘ lAl. HM. iI‘ (ll-‘ l. .-'\t I926.
tlrlcntal lIItI-II at It. in. it'luc ll yard.
.\'i 'l'lllIl 'i‘tili.lI}’l' lilil'Alt'l‘MEN'l'.
I l-ii’lIil‘lAl. \‘AIII'IIZIII:
‘l‘tItIili i‘ruI-iIIII at tic; I'uluII lfic.
Null llrnshcs iII inc; IIIIIIII- 20c.
'l‘I'ipllIIIIIII Mirror. at 23c uutl -i.\‘c.
l'ot ltIII hooks Eric: vIIlIIII tin and lac.
.‘II‘IIII (lit'ilics ill ‘JIIII IIut'iI.
7A NEW NOVELTY IN lIKllI'I’
i-‘M'IMl.
A I'IIIy good imitation of silk; prim
i'iI II yard
'I' It "‘II'-|iIIH‘ 'lIIlIlII I-hi
for child ..
tIIIIIIiiII1pri4I l.'n- u M'I
di..Ii‘lI’ l'itl-lilu itikiiiri.
Nuihlhu IuI tiIIIIlidlIhI IIII it good hint-it
little for Wear and durability. ’I'luy
IIIII tho lIIIId goods sold.
i Home I-lpIIIIiIII VaiuIIII:
l‘.’~inch llimk lI‘htuml MIIIHII' at Zia
II yard.
l2» iIiI'Ii IIIIII'II I‘IIIIvitIla .Il :liic It on'II
l Ii.»lInlI lilIIIIit liiugtuiuis III foic ll
yIIId.
Iii-’mh IIIIIIIII ICxlru ilrnry t‘iIcIIlottI
III "II It yurd.
M IIIIII liliiIIk i-liorm rliIrgII at
y..Ii‘ti
{.I- h-IIlI I‘lay Diagonal Ilcrgi- III II. ’III
II ,VMI’
iIiIl‘ a
i i i‘ n pulls and MultalniIII IIffI-I in: pilot-
Ii to Mint.
perhaps his wrong name. The Indie».
lligh III”! liiuI ltNuvcliy III: as floods of .I routid table II the high school new
r ,imd chuich on the green.
Siii'lli.illliillll I 60.
Barnum Building, turn» at du- llllil' section will he an
. ,Incau ItiliilI by Harry Jonson. profes-
IRIDOI’OIT. CONN.
is wall done. we got back
a give to balm the at.-
tentios‘ it as lacked so long. We take
stock of. ... health; we had almost
forgotten nrulm. and new. we and
our poor Ilsa have been too long ac-
glaoted; to y sadly need attention. in
the IliVers'In of our attention. the tri-
iling incipl at ills have become almost
chronic. ’lhat little backing to the
throat has bccomc. well developed bron-
chitis. Tim I roaring in the ears that
"soon ("All peer" is increasing t deaf-
ness. 'i‘hai tom feeling that would
"go in suamer" has developed into
wall establahed catarrh. "its indeed
time to sin these things. (Bolder wea-
ther is an lag. wl‘t'tter will soon be
htre and now—NOW II the time to
use California Catarrh Cure. Cure
these troullcs now.ln the mild wea-
ther. when a dozen fresh colds have not
a hundred times worse.
California .Cntarrh Cure is thy safe.
sure and Ill lentinc treatment. by the
only rcasoiubie method and it already
has huodrtds of thousands of attested
cores to iti credit. Your neighbors all
around yet have used it and been our-
ed of hem lug. hawking, stuffed heads.
dropping i to the throat, and all the
symptoms 1 t catarrh and its allied di-
seases, and why not you? Now is the
time. and . on must attend to it now.
California I atairh Cure is sold by all
druggists l0 cents; three times as
much. one dollar. ..
POLO “MIDI name.
Ana-agent ate [ads in New Haven
for the Opening ottha lesson.
chrcse iativcs‘of the Southern New
Englnng lo league met last night in.
New Have and pcnfectcd many of the
preliminary arrangements forthe open-
ing of the. league season November 7.
New Ilavc. . South Norwalk. Stamford
and Derby were relwcscntcd at the
meeting. but John Hoineman. of Wal-
llngford. I as unable to be present on
account of other buslncss matters. but
the town i. solid for one of the crack-
n-Jnck toav s of the leaguc.
An application from liridgcporl was
received. Illil as the city has already
applied fol membership in the Nation-
al league. the application was piaccd
on file. njnlting the outcome of the
l
Nztllonul aguc matter.
"l‘lItI mcelilig last night was prct-idel
over by it‘rcderick C. Perry. of South
Notwalk, I uh .I. W. Itcillcy. of Derby,
secretory. Applications were received
from a nIIIIber of persons tics! ring to
be rcfcrcc. and the several managers
reported no dearth of players. Set-rc-
tnry Itcillly was instructed to procIIrII
samples for mttiits and cstlmatcs for
smaral clppipment to ho rc'pnricti to
the next acting to be held at New
llnvcti Ociobcr 2.
sun so wrrn a mun.
Probable urder of an Old Soldier at
To Sedalia Reunion.
ll
( y Associated Press.)
Sctlztlin.. Mo. September till-{Tho
hundreds of old soldiers who are at-
:IIIIIliIIg lilo (‘onfcdcroto sintc rcunlon
Ili‘l'f' otc prcutiy tIxIIitIId ovcr tlIc'prob-
siilo murder of one of their coturudcs
during a Inioon fight. ('sptaln ’l'hom-
as Young. of Lexington. lilo. who was
me of UtIlt'l‘lli .loc SlIIIlby's trusted
iirutvuanti during tho rcbclllou. was
(at: Illy stnblicd by .l. l’. ItiIIMIIuigIIll. a
lScdaiiII lIqu-kIIIIpIIr. A tlisptttc ovI-r a
itihilll lit-'I Itr lIId to thc calling of hard
IquIIIIs IIIIIl MIIMIIIIiguil stabbed Young
our the hcart with ll pocket knifII.
IliIII cit) iiI‘II county authorities urtI
'gtI'IrdiIIg against utiy poItIdlIlI- :IliIIIIIpt '
to hitch hllhlnnlnnll. who is in curi-
INDILAN DII‘I‘UBDA N013.
i A Detacln out of Infantry to be lent
totha Leach his country.
lily Associated I'l‘t'iiI-J
iii. Paul. Minn. sIIptIInIbcr 29
;In IiIIm~nI Ii tlu» 'l'iIird l'IIlIIId
| iIIftnIry in I'ouuunnd of Lieutenant ll.
:ii. llInI.I.IIIII,I-. will lII.IIII iI'ort rilIIIlliug
‘I‘JIIIII’ i‘n.‘ the ”Mn" of the Indian Ilia.
'IIIIIIIIIIII‘ II ”in I.I- I'Il i.Iito country.
the iiiiillil‘IIlllll'I‘ lIIgItu alt-II II l’-IIl
'III SiolII lll'IlwilliI III'II-IIIIIIi two of tho:
IlIIiIIIIIII .l-
'l‘IInIIc .Iili
illlii his pus
land to
would till
i
i
~IA dc-
‘llIIIy ”it'll do
the utItlIoiiIiIs lIIni thcy
in laws of llII-ir own IIIIII
IlI‘t‘ to obey the lows of III“
‘l' IiitIIl riinics.
main by from o.
All IMO”.
'riaun lado for the an. Antiet-
‘patod Duration.
”Ito annual convention of the stoic
:‘i'aaliII-n' IIINIIIIIIIDII will be held in
Now :lIIi-II. Maury and thiturotly. tirin-
tIa-I Ii old to. There wfd be Ira m.-
IIHIIIIII at dithrI-rit place-s III
I'lillt‘ pul (hum of Hartford"
uli' havi them at tho kindergarten
sI'IiItIli. l‘. l' Moulton of the high
I iIuIII i ii I'i'illiilllll W I. TWIII‘IIGII.
both of ii IIrllorIi. will each am charge
‘IMIM in
tin Iii)
lion 0 criday evening Professor Al-
'I llllltII r ‘ Ht‘KflIIIn of Cellulite.
Mari” In it inalic as sources In the tin-
Iluie Music ’l‘cachets’ associa-
titm will be in session Friday and sat-
IIrduy Mrming one of the sections of‘
III- iargcr gathering. 0m- of the fan-
The
Sidii'ii .
isor of ihttiic at Yale uniwrsity.
\\\
mus; LATEST- IN SHOES
(‘iainnI the {not as surely Its the highest merit claims the head.
nreutsily the fool. leatleraon their shape and value.
ascertain as hot south r in fluuuncr.
Our [limes
With us It good fit ls
\' our shoe I-lIould become a part of
your foot. as it were. and be as easy no slitting on a tolmggan,
M. H GLOVER,
A Good
Wash Boiler
in Washington Street.
"Donut Norwalk.
#2.!
IS HARD TO FIIID.
We have some that am the best we ever saw.
You know how soon It Itlcc Boilcr gives out?
Well, we have some that cost about thc sonic
as the (lrnnllc, and will last ilmc times as
long.
----- "nun-aIn"...“nun-“nun...I“...........
We Try to Keep
theBest.
__ . -«w._.- Wu...» m...
Nash 8- Van Scoy,.
North Main and West Streets.
CARRIAGES AND
SIGN PAINT]
In this branch, we can give the host that can be done in any “III (Ivoryl
3hr. Shattering a _$pea'ta\t§.
atylc.
. If". TILLY CARRIAGE WORKS . . . .
North Main Street. South Nor-walk.
NIANI‘PAI'I‘I’llElL‘iHF Into DEALERS IN
HGONS
(W A Ll. DIIIM'III I'TIONS.
GI
.--..._.....
an: BEST MALT BEVERAGES iIIIIIIIIIIIIII.
'I’ltey build III
Highland Brands:
Highland Brando are Strictly Union.
HIGHLAND IAVARIAII,
IIIDIIILIID MALT EXTRIDT. IIIDIILAIID DREAI AL!
and Male with Iron.
Put Up Exprclaly for Family Ute.
as carefully as a physician's prescription.
TH! PURII‘I’ MALT TONIC. MADE.
IIIDIILIID PILSIEII.
Chock Al. and Ponor.
thtI w.eak and nro unsurpassed in any particular.
llo chi and millions furnished at radio-«i prices.
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES. J D JENNINGS
ISAAC G. HAMILTON. Solo Agent,
Telephone Mil-6.
i \orwuiit.
8i Iorth Iain Sta tooth larwalh \
Hltill LAN D on the label IIIIIIIIIII Highest titundurd
II
SIXTY-FIVE PER CENT.
(if the business men of this country die pour. By prompt
‘0
IIIII IIIIIIIIn IIIInII III unit at tiou you way car II III b applying today for can of t
i took lhcni front the unirshnl . CIIIIIIDI'III' III Ilt'llt‘l'lt “It" (‘I'
' absolutciy lIou-Iori'citublc: is cusiI III old age.
tit-lilacs II
it policies. Costs but little;
bar pur-
pply to S. S. i. liotniucdicu. agent. South
tillli-
Whamidoas
is Medals for
imb eflf/figeca
.iO
- All our knowledge: all our
‘ experience; III} our resources
for doing one decorating and
painting, are for sale.
Dig jobs: littleiiiobs: simple
Jobs: hard jobs—anything in
our line we're ready to tuck-
io. and do it better than you
ever had it done before.
We've made a speciav “tidy
‘ of superiority. 10 be ordin-
oxcel while charging but
modcrately for it.
Whether your job's worth I!
or $50,000 we want it.
Wail Papers. I’nints. Arfists'
Materials. Pictures. Picmres
framed to order. Art Goods,
Painting. Paper llanglng and
8' go Writing
Decker’s,
South Norwaik.
Store open evenings until 9 o'clock.
Moving Ahead!
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
. We have paid special attention
to the new colors and have a
largo variety of designs in lied,
Green, Blue and Brown.
You arc cordially invited to
call and see them.
i Paittters’ supplies,
(Haas, aha,
Painting. paperhauglug
and tlccorstlng.
E. E. GORHAM
East [omit
J. 0. JENNINGS.
-4i’tpn Hutu, Calciniiiu. Painter. I-
DIALII [I
I Wall PIPCI‘I and Borders
i 1 NORTH IAIN S'l'nll‘l'.
; South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest Itylea of
Papers, Borders and Gilt loaldingu
taken to houses for inspection. on no
tics by postal. Intimates cheerfully
'0
! given.
T \indertaker.
‘I IAIN sun.
Norwalh.
‘ announce. our eraser.
reunions CALL. 11-:
D. W. RAYMOND.
3aaera\‘D\ree’\or
and Sedition.
“Vulture-It. Maillot-wail
. ““00..th
”Wallace.“ in
étutti ilotrtlt initn But
Open daily. accept Istoroay. from I
am.toilm..anatromitolp.m.z
‘laturday. O a. m. to it mud an idea-
my «things from 1 to 0.
interest allowed on deposit;
. About IOLWI. Prat.
JOHN ll. mats. Vin-Heat.
DID. I'. mean. law. and from
00!.
WxS
“#KS“....
"1. .- IIII
Mm. Illii Main Street.
IIIIIIINI‘I'I ‘l‘."
Pct-as: John brennsa. tramp. dot“ II
ary doesn't suit as. and we.
.I. A. itchyon says in tlie
town ytsit-tduy. .
When that strange, uncota’municatlvo
character. "the leather man." gave up
his wanderings throughconneotlout to
lourncy ln the unknown world he VIII
sutcrcdcd by John llrcnnan, tramp. of
nowhere in pisrtthlur. but where night
o'er tukca Mill. The oitl leather man
has a tIiI.I:aIIier to attract any one'a
inlet-cat. ’iltc fctmcr could talk. but
seldom nould. The latter would h.
but seldom (an. owing to home a' lo-
lZoII slut-II makes a a aunt-uh mit‘ for
him to sptnk words of more than one
syllable. This is probably due to a
stroke of paralysis affecting his vocal
lorgaus
Brennan. unlike the leather man. is‘
native of lrI-luntl and is about titty-five
,or sixty years of age. When asked how
long he had been traveling he with. dif- '
ticuiiy made it known that his wander-
79 Washington street. I
mm ward P. Weed. Norwalk:
lugs had bI-Itu fot years. He appeared
.unnblt to state how often he made his
‘(Iltllil, which by the way. varies from
Ilonr to six months. Arrived in South-
;ington. II" Item fails to call on Mrs. 0.
l). \Voodruft. also at Southworth's
phutmmv. front where he invariably
departs with It couple of good cigars.
'At I'ililllfi'iilt? he calls at Hoinrich'a
{barber shop. win-re his stock of tobac-
lI-o is further replenished. Ile general-
!Iy stops cvcr nIght in Marion. but with
whom he was unable to tell.
i Yesterday he had started from Plain-
lvlile. lie wore a Prince Albert coat
:ItndI-rueztth two ragged overcoats. Bev-
i":‘:lI pairs of trousers covered his legs.
lwiiiiit n tippet circled his neck.1 No
,quucr whether it be hot or cold. be In
always tlrI-sscd much after the order
:rlcscrilicti. Dvcr one shoulder be our.
lricd a sack containing a half dozen
htuullcs of clothing. A heavy hickory
‘club, I‘ully two inches in diameter. ho
.iiri-d as a wo‘king stick. The unusual
lsisc of his "canc" he said was due to
I“Ilogs." it took him fully ten minute-
Ito make known his curcnit. and then
the was third by the questioner. for
iambic cf the toIIns visited could only
‘lI.I him after much effort. From here
, lt‘ will go to Waterbury. lI‘rom theft!
.Ihrough Natugatuck valley towns to
‘ll‘Tby. Illicltotn, Woodbury. Newtowu.
New Millard and up the Housatonic to
Kcnt. thtIIc cztsshtg to Norfolk Win!-
it. d New iiurtimd (‘ollinsvillc. Avon,
‘-l Iumiogtos and l’lalnvlile. For years
Ii" has thus traveled. and will thus con-
mine to migrate until. like the leather
Imus. death ends his journeying of the
‘l‘ ounectitut (I 'IItuit.
u. A stubborn cough or tickling lathe
throat yields to One Minute Cough
.Curc. Harmless in effect, touches the
right spot. reliable and Just what I!
‘wanted. It acts at once. Edward P.
‘Wecd Norwalk; George C. Stillson.
South Norwalk. ‘
CONNECTICl 'l‘ PATENTS.
The following were issued Sept. 27.
moi. last furnished from offices of A.
.M. Wooster. pntcnt lawyer anti. solic-
itor. llridgcpori. Conn;
('. E. longdr-n. Ncw Harem-syringe
tubc: C. G. Miller. Hartford. tank valve
controlling mtam: E. S. Young. Hart-
ford. portabic house; C. ll. Kenuoy.
Now London. stcntu gcncrator; M.
Ititicn, Wililmuntir, spool; II‘. 8. Hubs
bard. Durham. bitIdtIr for tile cases.
D. signs W. l-‘. (loctz. Waterbury.
lamp bracket: F. l.. White. Waterbury.
iintnp body: lIZ. I'ttlIIIIIr. Mitldlctown.
'ilIcIl support.
OA-TORIL.
,learatha lltlliiitiiwlhnil U
....... W
i l
\fIIr iIIvc bsd partakcn of the fruit
of th. Inc of knowledgc. she became
vcry unhappy. "I IuippoutI she now
knows more than who curve to tell."
noun-Ii Adam pityingly. Everybody is
tItiliIilIl'M il\\' :oI.I bow perfectly and It
is with .I \ onnIII in that condition at
It lIId.
. THEY ARE HERE.
The famous Blue I]. Remedial of II.
“.lcc llbnng Yooit aortas." the lit.
study of Ii 2. DrieVogello. A. It. I.
II. No. l cum Rhcuniatlam: 8 euros
LII (irlppc; a com a 00th or cold. 4
lIlI‘I'I tuinrrll: fl is a perfect appall-
lIIg ionic: 8 XXX Stimulating PIIII
I‘lll‘t‘ ltupotcnczc 'l is the Chlldm’l
itclict soothing flyrup. 'i‘rial bottle.
of all. inc catch. or cut this out and got
our trot-i i.000 references an app“.-
tion. Charles I. Pinch. nu Washin-
Iou Nirt'l‘I. and it". PlsiIIch. ll
Illiiltin IIIIIIIIII. solo agouts for
Not-walk. t‘oun.
Little John illIIt'l' caution his penny
into the IlilliI "‘1‘ the “coolant Island-
tIIiI-II wish i was It heathen! ligh-
tIItii school iIIiIIIi-tII-il. Johnny! Why
do you wish such an awful thing II
thIl‘.‘ "'l‘lIr IitlIIIIl'I'I don't ucvor have
to am IIthiII'—-thI-y'rc always IOIIII'
sonII-IIIIII'. "
Truth wean wall. People have
learned that DaWiII'I Idttia .rlr Ib-
m are reliable little pills for rag“.
ins the bowls. curios constipation and
latch headache. They don't gripe. “0:
Doug.
dilllson. loath Norwaih.
"it h quite. an honor. i'III one." said
the mosquito. in reference to tho har at
th'I ulndow. "that this should he put
up solely on my account." “The. gal!
of tin- r-caturei” racial-rd the fly.
'l'Il like to know where l more in?”
i.
"Your father says wc can't marry
until I have “0.000. andl haven't I
will." "Nticr mind. (I'M. I'll will.
ion in wait. it it takes IIia maths."
Norwalk Chronicler