or. slimy, of 3.....00... .0. again . . been honored by the New York Post ‘ oceanic denial School and haspitnl About a your ago hie doctor began teaching in that institution. but not uit “ ' ill within a day or two has it been '7 . s arson: Farms house. film has been confined to ‘ or several days with a se- ills has added twelve cows to it They were pnrchnecd of isles of inspector of the ‘trolley. - tiielii west. ‘ oloyuwho has been spend- with Mendy-l in Bridgepon. whom: ile'turd by. ‘ Themes Quinlan and men ll mkimp repairs on the M drill is making extensive im— “ out» in his stables. which will , of view. usual wtlvity is evidenced among ” rlsunuohoppers here who make . It their objective point; as u . l e trolleys are crowded from rnoon until late, at night, ex- being full ht certain hours. broil!) Mills has the pool two years ' onpeoies of won on the back of Until recently he experleno bible fruin it. but it bligun to 1 his 'shoulders and arms. and he Advised to have it removed ' .-Noinn' purposefully perform‘ ‘eiopehitlou '10”: Clerk J. G. Hyatt is in receipt I. number of farm publications. It' s 1‘ do be a farmer." remarks Mr. ‘ ‘ rid slime it has been noised I am to actively engage in one next year. I receive more ‘ n fortunes in farming than lib chronic ailments gets ch- w Oil is Infill” til insure barns with some companies is occas.’ itile concern with residents “1‘58 insurance compunlee arse. and costs are in once“ blind high if insurance is all. Ebeneaer Coley was dis- the conditions Saturday and ~ ly nlted is number of strange Mitt had occuired during the post rs. In one instance he had a Wagon with buy the evening ” ' in the fire: had put a new mow- ” ‘Mine under cover. and arranged " about the burn as s} sternum- All ‘11 preparing for u blue and mutation returns He was not . however. noi had he anticipat- b a barn. would burn down that \ 1M 11.111. wlt‘l‘l all :he midnigh- I ha an gra n t e re ‘i bk m yssved through heroic ' lit. Coley claims not to be a in spontaneous combustion. that is the only attributable cause .er case who of u farmer friend. ‘ mumbling In his barn looked him the filters and saw them " ’ Still another- who had been wink noticed when he look to be usual amount of dust flying and ‘ » how his grain could he so academy the grain blazed up by hard work wns the tire 1shed before doing material .— W1 a Held at Mahackemo Hotel Concern in Good Condition. innus Manufacturing Com 3 a meeting last night at the .m hotel und melted is re- erlniendent Frederick of Stamford who showed 3 company was in excellent coir financially and th‘utd ‘WW 0” lush robes .11. Th: robs-orange hotels! lots 1 Barnum prop. in tractors M11369 0.312%”. _ 2" chip: vq JN’M ‘ “ ml 13-.Atl 11‘ known that on October lat. last. he we model one 91 the retuiur lecturers. and given charge at a clinic on discos es of the nose nod finest. one of the regular winter schedules of the college, called upon the doctor for an interview. This the doctor refue- ed, on the ground that ltwas unprbfeii- slonnl for physicians to tell: about pro versutlon. say: “Yes ifeel very proud of my opportunity as l have worked hard for the past‘ five years to spin out lirient special hour/ledge in catntrhll diseases to warrant the attention of the profession and naturally to have the executive commltee of the largest Post Graduate institution in this noun try select me to conduct a clinic in their institution and one in which only graduate physicians are allowed to at tenu flutters me very much. Yes like all other lines of business we are work lug for perfection and perfection in medicine can only be attained by men devoting their whole time to one do- portinent. We have made so many changes and improvements in the science. in the last few years that only those who Ilille taken hold of one of the many linen thrown out are really in the race "Medicine hils completely changed .. in the last fifteen years and no branch has changed more than the one I am giving special attention. Now I” got into .. in this way. [have for years been ii dreadful sufferer from catarrh of the stomach so much so that i went to Europe on three different occasions seeking icllel’. i not the relief and found the subject an interesting and so lltle undoiotood that I decided to give the mildei urinal of ill) attention with the result as before stated. No. i shall not give up my general practice here but shall decline ...at part of it which requires a man to be up'nlghts. My work at the hospital interferes very little with my Bridgeport business, as l have no office m. one on the afternoon I am at the college." In answer to the question as to the frequency of calarrh. the doctor said: "Yes. there is more catarrh today than ever before because there" are more people. and again We now recognize as catnrrh what u few years ago was culled by other names. Most cases of scrolled cutarrh are not cases of catarrh at oil. but cases of abnormal condition in the nose tht all the patent medicines under the sun are powerless to relieve. Come and see me come time on matters not professional and Hi talk foran hour with you." ..—...__.. ......_ _._., GOINu‘ To IHE SUPREME COURT. Appeals to Be Taken in the $10,000 Statue Case and One Other. Notice of 'ntentlon to lake appeals uere “39.11 b the plointils in two cas- es yesterday in the Superior Court in New Haven comfy. The first case was that of William Ordnay Partridge. the sculptor vs. the Consolidated "Railroad Company. in this suit which was recently tried in the Superior Court. the latter rendered judgment for the plaintiff to recover dumnzcs office. The suit was brought to recover 310.000 damages for the smashing of a‘lMoot colossal statue oi ion. J. B. Reynolds, which was dee- tlned for Pairmount Park. Philadel. min. The plaintiff is dissatisfied with the award of the lower court. The second case was that of the Cunningham Lumber Company ‘rs. Frederick P. Mayo. Both are Boston parties, The suit was brought on so». cute 115.0% damages for lumber sold the defendant. Judge Shnmsray found for the plaintiff that it recover $2 385.06 damages ....e .it appears was unsatisfactory to the phloem. WATERBURY Md WOIAR DEAD in 3:0. " WATERBURY. illohnna Steinmeyer sixty- -four a well known German resident also found find in bed at her nose micron! Medical examiner Amelie? who lures 'ligsled decided that . ..e woman came to her death by morphine Mr She was accustomed to take the «In: to induce sleep and mixed herself an rdooe AL BHOITAGE. In NEW HAVEN. NW MW member l‘l—Roug) sud (also which prevented vowels from reaching hem have can»: s we... is the local cool supply sub-sly various arolllumilllnlflstsrsmatmm ‘p‘pelledionhfldonlhemmtde psrtmlyWsybonu-oflsekd ‘ restraining“: will» m are: out or tort Altllcm IOUIID mm. Dene. ' 3| A Bridgeport coal reporter seeing? fesslonal matters in the public preps . He did however. in course of the coil . ‘Dr King's New Life Pills expel the December .ltt—Ilrs.‘ and nonstop of the peace conference between 1nbpr and capital will held today in the rooms of the Board of Trade ll Tronspnrtstion When choir.- lnsn Oscar Strauss called the meeting to order email bombers, Theodore fill Mr John Mitchell and the other are of the Amcrlnsn Federation of Labor, who were nod at apparition had not manned/ill hsli. Frank grand- umater of the Brut mood of Railway Firemen was present snd monitor Hanna and Archbinhop lreiand Were min in attendlmcc Others Wilt Were Rev. Front: W. Merrick. Boston. chairman of the In her Commission in the National Conn oil of the llontrcntiousl Church; Thomas H. Kenny of the Knights of Labor of Boston and George E. blo- Nelll American Fed‘bration of, Labor proston: Marcus Marks E. B. Dur. and of the Industriahdlommtssion and S. R. Galloway. Mr. Durand was the first w WANT CONullEbb To ACT. New York Moi-chants Duirs Commer- losl Reciprocity with Cuba. NEW YORK. December l‘l—«Cornoo ciol bodies throughout the United States are being asked by the March ant‘n Association of this city to no operate in a movement toward scour lng favorable action by Congress in the in tier of commercial reciprocity with uba says tbevlourns‘l of Com meroe. To this and reeolutlone on the subject recently adoptpd by the direc tors 01 the association ore being sent to merchants and commercial organ notions all over the hdnntry and also to President ..oose veil. members of his cabinet and to all members of Con green. The members of the Merchant' ll As sociation says: Commercial bodies throughout the United States are in cited to coupon k n the purpose set forth above by adolitinx similar. res.» olutiona and tranhn‘iltllng them at once to their respective senators and representatives in congress.‘ speaker. 6N EVANGELIBT'S STORV. “I suffered for years Wllh a bran chlai or lung trouble and tried var ious remedies but did not obtain per monent relief until I commenced oiling One Minute Cough Cure.“ writes Rev. James Kirkland. evangelist of Belle River. Ill. "1 have no hesitation in recommending it to all sufferers from mulndleli of this kind.“ One- Minute not: (hire affords immediate relief f r coughs; colds arid all kinds or throat and hing troubles For em if is unequalled. Absolutely safe. Very pleasant to take. borer foils And is really 1 favorite with the children. They like it. W G-‘Btilbon. The coat. of demure are told. has reached the littlest point for s decade Well. and is not life worth more than it ever was before? it certainly is to those of us who am alive. ~Bosmn Transcript. l” . .. i, ’ . *Wf‘” . OF 'BENEF'IT ‘ro YOU. DIS. Mitchell Fillford hill: “Dur- ing a long illness 1 no trouble with bed sores, was advised to try DeWitt s Witch Hillel Salve and did so with wonderful results. I was perfectly cured. If is the heat arrive on the mar lief." Sure cure for piles. sores. burns. Beware of counterfelts. George C. Stillson. , in. Great Lllt‘k-—"YOD'\‘9 lynched the wrong man?" cried the sheriff. “Well“ replied Alkali lire thought luliy' It's a grey piece of luck that we didni find if out in lime to spoil the fun. '~Chicn.go Post FOOD CHANGED TO POISON. Pull-effing food in the intestines pro duoes enema like those of arm but poisons from clogged bowels. neatly easily but surely. curing (lamination Bliiomess Sick Headache tavern on Liver Kidney and Bowel troubles only 25c at r. H. Beaters. South Nor walk: John A. man's. Walk. She is 1 proteins. beauty. And that she can‘t hos-let. A .alch to ”he she's tried for years. Butsll in rat-Joltappesn That she is mats-him yet. Leslie’s Weekly SAY. Ht WA! TOIWIID.‘ "I unloved lack psi. fro. cons I could hardly wall." when H. Robin sou. Hubbard-sh Ill. “But Buckle“ Arnie- Delve «may and the. m piles. WWI! tor. south Nor-walk: John Albino. Norton. fie. Websvsnfledthatamonv,» ' v up? _ new rank Mmhst‘l‘l'n'lzilpm on . W“ A WOMAN’S AW!” i. P1‘IIL. “There is u all one one» to me your life and that in through an sperm tion" were the startling words heard by Mrs I. ll Hunt; of line more. Win. from her doctor-.1. 1" her hail vainly tried to curd liar 91 b 111 case of stomach tiloulxle Wig Ills: illundioe (lull stones boil 1 VIII who constantly grew worse 'fiii‘ . i‘lll‘ began to use Electric punch Mildll wholly cured her. [to it wonderful Stomach, Liver and Kidney remedy Cures Dyspepsia. Loss of Appetite Try it. Only 50 cents. Gnarpntpod. For sale by F. ii. Baxter South Norwslk; John A Rim. Norwalk. . that: HOUSE IN STAMFORD Ullfllfll. STAMll‘oliu, ueeemher~17~A tones ment house owned b1 Peter Plimsoll, who is an inmate of t e Middleton in- sane Asylum. was destroyé’d by fire yesterday The loss is 82 000; partly insured. SAVED A BOY‘! LIFE. Mrs. Captain ll Hubbard. of Mll- iord. Dol., snya: "Brazilian mun on ad my boy's life. lie boson lust like the one we lost with mono We can him a few dosen He quickly dropped to sleep. and was all right in the morn llll.’ For sale by R. H Plolsted and R‘. if. Baxter. CONNECTICUT RIVER HIGH. WINDSOR LOCKS, December 17—— Thc Connecticut River at this point is fourteen feet above low water mark. No damage has resulted and the rise has stopped. coca...” Whammamnam tbsmdvtbssum‘oodshoudnv hTAT! GMMIBT moot. HanTFORD December ill—Gover- nor McLean yesterday reappointed Professor Robert B. Riggs, of Trinity ‘ College. to be state chemist for the term of two years. TO OUR! A COLD IN ONE DAY Tillie Laxative BromoQulnlne Tablets. . All drawers refund the money if it falls to cure. E W Grove s signature . is on each box. 250. Borne—~Nasxus. l'm getting out a lit. . tie pamphlet descriptive of the game ‘ of shale (live me a good name for it will you? Naggus~WelI it "A Skit on Shot. by a Slated: leuo Tribune. SAVED qu LIFE. i “i wish to say that I feel I owe my life to Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure." writes H. c. Clive-tensile. of Hayfield. llinn. ‘Por three years I was troubled with dyspepsia so that I could hold nothins on my stomach Many times i would be unable to raisin-tutorial of food. Finally I van to my bed. Doctors sold I coal outlive. I read me of you" advertlsgsllento on Kodoi Dyepepoia Core and thought it at my use and commencediln use. I began 0 improve from the first bottle. Now i am cured and recommend it to all." Digests your food. Gum all stomach troubles. Course C. Stillman. _ . .. if Did you ever taken chew of tobacco in your life that you were not soon after introduced to some handsome women? m——..———- SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE Allow a cough to run until it you be road the mob of medicine. They of ten say, "Oh. it villi west away.” but in most com it will wear them array. Could they be induced in try the one cessfnl medicine called Kemp'e Balsam which is sold on a positive guarantee to cure, they would immediately see the excellent effect after taking the Int done. Price 28c and We. Trial line free. At all dram utelsloouhovttoleantheuleo of the Rooeveli children; there are six of them and Kermit and Quentin are oampies. MW DIA‘I'H NEAR. “It often made my been other: medicine WW“ *1 the molt extensive and led chosen. stock .of we've livsya carried thebest in tov'm. This ought to be 01 special interest to you be csuse it will give you the. best chance to buy right. high illiil lion from your pictures b1 having them uell framed. We know about framing effects and select moldings to suit the picture. Not expensive nor cheap. Just really good frames at the right price. lmlis’ similar I , Selected by an artist. lliilei. 37 WASHINGTON STREET. South Harwell; ‘ Whit-e..- .....e.. _.. M... J uniuberowu‘ Prism “1111)" lulu.“ Pure White Lead and Zinc ‘ -mlxed by hand will treat twice « so long and cover double snr. face as machinery mixed. The. house of William Stevens and of ' Stephen Wilcox. both on South Main street. were painted by mi in this manner over eleven years . m The: are still mod. - authorise will stand as well iflpslntit. llyollce. 5: South» Isl.- mt. If! residence. 8‘. Elm Grove street. . me.- Dr. Dicl’i lldillill OUTRES R H EUMATISM HOLD [1" : Au. DRUGGISTS. lie in in l fulfill to handle all property (real or personal) to In sord by auction. An auctioneer has been em- ployed by us and proper stten- lion warranted to oil work Di“ ed in‘the hands of this Agency. Jacob ll Laulon. Railroad Piace.So Norwalii. D W. RAYMOND. FUNERAL Dismal MID Ill-awn. iii North min so slim store-u Wheres-sum Wain)“. A Flush Val ve. J Reimbuciosuvlibontlarovn terhanlmer. annual. THE IDEAL VOLUbII‘I’En rumour: non umvlo swell VALVI. A self m W Valve operand“ by MW wt of voter in do some truth of climbs-dorm magnum asthmatic-housefly” Daniel liliilliJ Fromm Pictures we ever had-“and ‘ lent mints too 1 W11 11- W . landfill}, Matting» ,V 11 “ You get the best ontisfao-‘I M Mil lotion for strain nose. st 69 chats DIEU BROTHERS. . " every dewfiptlon will)! » lrt pictures, 20:! ‘6 ii Pillsbury's Pi 1" ”“1“” til“ 0 250; 1’1Iiflblll‘y'l"0l1 ‘ ‘ WI}: .Pilibltm rhinos the We luplefsoii hour this name of till “11:“ rim A?! .001. These d in Mt. and?" 111mm New designs or would. brides. slttinx‘h Show ldays. from to “s Thereisnoneoosp. typf i to New York tor your vi he‘s, ,fhhey I! ANOVHMR 11 lb. no! of . Nb e per mo, 11ch “l’m 1‘ .1 W L088 IV HIE... When it can be new still cost, why not protect; obrndfil Mal insures furniture I, d s , for $350 for three five or lightning. EN. Washington . the best brands of richest m “l'm. The stoma: ported wines. Phone Ill (1M!) '0 In, and we will deliver. Ill IAL Heregoes CAFE. Railroad piece, Bo, Kuwait. urdsy only we will dell In of lllllll st W ‘ .‘ HAVE YOU 1mm. . The Old Well Fathom 81w"! It’d1 aiml. 1'1“, daliTttnlmlto fuiit in sec on e you mom: l' ands- frgm the vary W “WWW. ‘ . 0 ., c O chromiwgmm ° ”11111:” lNTlflllT To user loll-u. ton Street. ,1 . . W snd thii slid: no job lF YOU'RE LMKIN R03 salads int! he "have (rbiin Good syrup we have it: It‘s mire chickens 8034098 line and we only it 150 M W“ ““19 jar. large plold‘es poi-k See them and you 111111er Old! , - ~ the price is 0WD For Saturday only we will give up BECKER Washington m. M our entire «Mammal to ill-- Home“ . ' blur medallion and .nttlcr em. many of them being copies of, - ' works of art. You are cordially luv ed to me sad color it. A. prom 30111:” I: 3011:.“ Wulllnllon “mi. M Hula r‘~ To Winslow! '1 edit where they are . some . ”a elemtllne‘ of tobiddo‘ or the smoker needs to mp hi! to. » elm moist,iilro‘¢lllcelbt..fm , . Md',bflgf'v1tl“i still I . 5' . “aim mulls hilt:- and Oaken Bucket cigars, will ‘v dgfilrgddm $1.00..“ ‘ ' or'lf . for thou C1“ 11130:” W 80. 110121311.“ 3| 1 1!. WI... ANVONI WILL “TELL- YOU ' The Julia'- Finsle is the- 91' “All“! perfection in too cool cl _ ' delicious make—sand the Seeing the sunny basin on o child's “and We is the best in .- face in worth every 0M0 mm for live cents. Try this rlllce mode to bring It tbm. lt Excite: know they will WW happiness. cheeriml ill ell ghoul. we Warm very opts , ,. ‘3 ofler for your alien a IETJ'LIMINT 0F! A113- 0!. latest“ human“ lg: ‘ mete line of Mum north onion; dolls. picture simple, delightful .101" 1161.“ slve,‘ to the little ones. For the ones you will plan ind- suitable Xmu administer in estate more " and economically than on individlloi. whose lack of experience in‘ay not is late legal advice at the ammo! 21m. H in. Bodsreil rubidium so. estate. The perpet I life of the 1W0! ofits fem: now in order ‘ same can be mode by 143-2. a a. pleura. Is noiseless. closes“ hammer. Has no toil XIII. .___._§_._..._.. FILL VOL"! II". Let us fill your coal bill with the bell grade of cool. that still lost a little hot iotthsnotbersradcs. sndst‘tbesame mice—ts. 75 a ton. Pro-let, - Courteous treatment. TIRVIND LOCK- woon A: 00.. 122 Worst Street. Phone 8L5. _ _._____g..____._. 00......“ lF lT‘S JEWELRY. IT‘S HERE. Our holiday assortment is at Its CHOCOLATE '0“ 10".. 2‘8. L's best—desirable patterns in watches. Weenies Ire usually sold pg: toilet sets. clocks umbrellas,noveltlea. much 11W ”an; rings. at reasonable prices. 3. for thisW week onli ’1 with twill). So. Main 8t. 30 Novvflk. Main street. ._...+___. TROUBLEO WITH YOUR WM"? ”METHINO "‘30 IN TRON“ “O: Dotti" s good careful 1M nun is. we know. olive of the di South Remit. palm the menisci and its responsibility no also mm of importance in the continuum pf $31.me m SORWALK ’
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