liltililjlliilln ill llllllliiii’ltb‘
ii lilting-Pill brill 'I‘o illi-
lllllcllll torrential lillllllills
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_ BHINGTON. March 2ti-’l‘hc Post
illce Department was notified ycstl‘i‘~
‘ {tampon of the robberies of the
oil and Gildcrulcevc oflices.
it particulars were received. The dcs-
bxcslmply stated the fact that the
"I! had occurred and were bcim,r
' titled. The reports on. these
, ill" be made to the Boston oflicc.
up from there transmittcd to Wash-
on.
. he‘licpartment ofilctals are putting:
in .h every effort they can to appre-
d‘ the filing of burglars that has
‘ king throughout Cllllllt‘lt‘lll'lll.
it he last. six months a great.
motif ountry offices have been luir-
glal‘lmd, not only in (.‘onncctlcut. bllt
throughout the country. The largest
robbery of‘roccnt date in the state was
offline, Moodas post oliicc. which
amounted“ to‘ovcr $4.000. This case.
‘ than settled by allowing the
; ‘tnladter fit‘MOOflIIS the full amount
‘oclbiincd‘ had been taken. This
DMWB that there was absolutely no
blame attached to thc postmnstcr. and
til I: he kept the money as safely as
‘ fiwtth'tlio facilities afforded.
Nolp'luclhas ever been found of tho
, ii rs, hut‘it is presumed It was done
, amour This is what“ the depart-i
hi L‘llslidily finds now. A few years
fig curly all" the post otlicc robberies
'Wd committed by professional crilni-‘
all ,mho could easily be traced. and
Wilfrid, ,Wlthin the lost three years.
yer. the use of nitroglycerinc has
me so much! more senor-oi that aiv
Vnytrampcan handle it. Accord-
; a theory of; the department
set in s c ‘ try a bottle or the stuff.
T‘ when they get a good
boy break into a country post
a blow'the safe open. In near-
_. t,"that .there are less post of—
, ] ,bblrdthlln banks nudother tin—
‘clalirliidtitutillns. it is said that the
Ntessiotlai burglars have now turn-
,t fill‘. attentic‘m‘to banks. leaving the
loi" country post otiices to the
153.3“ it is the hope of the. officials
that someof those, who have been
giln Donnccticut will be caught
all, .rer punished. but as yet they
,, nodded-who the men are. ‘
‘CLAIM REPORTED FAVORABLY.
‘Tlieukouse cornmittee on claims has
still favorably on the bill. present—
le byer. Henry, to pay to Noah Dil-
lard.=of Hartford. the sum- of $144.93.
dr’ labor performed and material t‘nr—
nicked bribim maths District of onl-
drums. . W‘I‘he committee added an
dirq‘ulttane Of all obligations on the
portal the District of Columbia under
illegcontract with Mr. Dillard. The
on itor for the District of Columbia re-
m t6 (mthis case that thecontract was
, , laying a sewer in Washington and
that‘ithe con-tract was originally held
by George W. Goodall, who assigned it.
, Ninth Dillard. . In the final adjust-
mentor the accrlilnts under this con-
duct 9. retentionmmountillg to sultry.
which wss‘a guaranty fund. was omit-
. Encvor paid. This bill provides
th payment of the sum named by
*P'ETITIONS 1n conon‘nss.
The entire Clol'iilectlwt delegation Is
rcoeipt of [the resolutions recently
opted bythfe Fulrflcld County Perm
one/Grange. No; 9. favoring that part
., ébilltintr Jilllced by Mr. Henry, at
theregue’st or; Mr. Cowlcs. of Ii‘armv
f n. Which relates to one cent post-
on lotters‘aiid ono‘ cent per pound
at other matter. The. resolutions
“or, thendoptlon of a postal cure
whitey system tier small illllls. p
. Henry today pres. ted in ‘the
a. petition. signed by one bu
‘ makelit Of Hartfordfippposl-
. Elliot‘eductionj of the. duty on {nann-
'ctlirod"‘clgai‘dit‘rom Calla. The pell-
, lWaSIimmodlately. referredto the
cognition on ways and :menus. . ,
. ‘ rry.preseute‘d petitions from
ol sh’Americaw' Society, of New
Hadron, urging Congmss to purchase a“.
We (.0! "Brigadier {General' Casimir
ghldlikl...and another» from the Trades
:m'lnoihof New-Haydn. to restrict im~
an ration. »
' . l NOTE l. '
George W.:Sh filian. of Bridge-
3). p _ spending a \_ few days with
trends In‘ this .city. _
mgresam‘am‘Bperryl‘wus one of the
”,4 . laxit‘mglitxatlhv dinner given
' resentntlv'e Sibley. of Pennsyl-
to‘ he Postmaster General.
9 pension bill in behalf of Thomas
' " Nfiwiilltwn..hasl been signed
resident. and is npyv slaw.
V‘ conuncrlcu'rgrnnstous.
a
' A. _0FMANAGERS.1
. on? board of‘managers for the on-
‘ “horn ill .sfilsubled; yoiuntsetijl
3W “Wraith? afternoon in the.
’ There were two changes in the ~
it board, namely. Henry E. Pai-
. Nebraska.“wbo. slice 3 ‘Gen—
. . ‘7‘ Wild-iian ”1:859 P.
will): .,_,e‘s.tllen 9,11-
, tum Whitman; of Hart»
mineral Franklin films doc 3 ohms
years been a member of this
His present term expires April
U tutorials: Day. ~ .
I ‘ l’eddlng citizens of
in trying, to have the detect
: strum of . the presidents
are lulled.- a meeting
" * illllle Department , Italicsl
"number.
the injured necessary
“Miter 0f the District Pf Columbia. l‘ivcli lll- St. Louis to make final sulu
the department of horticulture. and
of exploitation.
eight months’ trip aronndthc world to
Ill speuk- ‘
I Paul. thence to Chicago and from Chi-
endemic Niagara Falls.
porlntendent of the Denver
' ‘WOOL AUCTION
who have invited the gov- LONDON. March 26.——The second
at rheuvsrious', states to join. Ilerlea of the 1902 wool auction sales.
closed today.
much smaller than usual conceptual;
of ad chieflym‘ New Zéaland. The sales
I , The mothers of croupy
children will be deli lltcd
: to knowthatthisdrca dis-
’ case can be prevented and
all den or and anxiety
! avoided. This fact has
i bccn‘abundantly proven ill
many thousands of cases
and may be relied upon
with the utmost confidence.
, It: is only accessory to give
I
Cough Remedy
w
as soon as the child he.
comes hoarse or even after
the croupy cough has ap-
peared and all symptoms of
the disease will quickly dis-
appear. That remedy is
also a certain cure for croup.
‘ It has been in general use
for many years and has
never been known to fail.
‘ It is the sole reliance with
many thousands of mothers '
and never disappoints them.
It Contains no opium or
_ other harmful substance
and may be rivcu as confi~
‘dcutly to a liaby as to an
adult. it should be kept
at hand ready for instant
use as soon as the first in—
dications of .croup appear,
otherwise the child may
succumb before medicine
can be procured or a phy-
sician summoned.
ChambeZlain’s i
Miss May Drillaoll
lives in Ocorlretown.
Austin Mills was the guest of Hora
tio Mills and‘wifo Sunday.
W. ll. (lurllnm Is now ill the employ
of W. I). Helioek. of Norwalk.
It). Ilurr was . ill Southport
I‘Irilbzoport Monday on lulsincss.
ll. S. Ituby and Leonard (llllllt made
it business trip to Bridgeport Mon
(lily. -
Mrs. llollillluill Illlwood: of
and
Hde~
Sunday. .
Mrs. .Iohn H. Dirge. of Shelton. is
L. (lot-9y.
Mrs. ’l‘lll‘vl‘oll Ilrown. of Weston, i.~
the guest. of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Wrcd.
Lorin llrcttill and li‘l'llllll Mills are
at work on the grounds about the
home of I-‘runk Elwood.
Mrs. (Roach ulld Mrs. ('lllll llullork.
of Providence. have been the gilt‘stu of
Mrs. Wilkins. State-street.
The grounds nbolll the rcsideuce of
Mrs. Mary E. Wright Smith are being
prepared for summer planting and dis-
play.
A sewer has becn lllltl from tho resi-
dence of Mrs. ilcnrlcttn‘ llrndlcy.
.Slllto street. clnptylnu into the brook
opposite.
Stewart ll. Pinkhllm discnrdcd his
winter cypress wagon Monday for the
decorated van used by him during
the“ summer.
Henry 0. Nichols deputy illspluetor
of fnctorics. bllkcsllops and workshops.
of Norwich, was ill town lodul‘ upon
(:lllcllll business,
The regular monthly touchcrs' meet.
lug will be held on 'l‘hursdny afternoon
of this week. at :l o‘clock. at the High
.School building.
Miss llcssic Goodsell. of Bridge.-
uolt. is visiting her rcintives. M a and
Mrs. ll. (i. Sherwood at their (ll-cons
bill'mii residence. .
William (Jordon. who has been on
the express wagon of S. It. l’llllli‘i“
bilm for sometime. resigned Saturday
and began work Monday with llctlrs
llroIllcrs. _
Mrs. i). ii. Jennings. \vlln. some
wcoks ago was taken to Roosevelt
hospital. New York. where she. under
went an operation. will be brought
home this week.
The \l’ostportor-Hcrald colcbrutcd
its twenty-sixth birthday Monday. in
a most unpretentious mnnncr. The
editor and employees worked as hard
as any day during tho your.
John Mct’lovcrn is propalmg :0
plant. Mrs. I“. it}. Miles“ men and
trains are at work tiiliua the ground.
thus for accepted alld signified their
approval of the. proposition. Governor
McLean, of Connecticut; is among this
He Is expected to attend the
meeting. and will probably arrive ill
Washington from the South shortly be-
fore that date.
m
ST. LOUIS WORLD’S FAIR PLANS.-
Work is Progressing so that Buildings
Can besoetermlned.
ST. LOUIS. March 2d-«Thc work on
the world‘s fair hasprogresscd so far
that it is possible for it casual visitor
to make out roughly the main features
of the picture which is to he painted on
the silt- with buildings. lagoons. lI‘cvi
alld avenues. On next Saturday plans~
and specifications will be ready for the
machinery building. The estimated cost
of the building is $660,000. The depart-
ment of works has prepared plans for
changes which: will convert the St.
Louis Athletic Club house on the
world‘s fair site. Into a temporary bos-
pllal. The large increase lit the lllllll'
in r of men employed on the site ulakcs
some provision for emergency aid to
I~‘. .l. W. Hurt. architect. of the Ar~
kansus world's fair building. has ill“
vey's and preparations for the erection
of the building.
I". W. Taylor. chief of the dcpnrt-
lncnt of ngricultllrc and lu'tlllg chief of
Charles M. Reeves.
joint committee on lcglslutimr and
state and territorial exhibits. will
leave to day for the far west on a tour
secretary: of the
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'couur ‘MATSUKATA AT 3
EATTLE'.
Japanese Desire to Foster Friendly Re-
‘ Iations with the United States.
SEA'I‘TL 3. March 26—4-COunt Mob
snkuta. cit-premier of .Iupanland at pm
sent senior member of the advisory
boilrd to‘ thecmperor. who ut'rived hero
with his distinguished Japanese party
on the steamer Kuga Mal-ll, Is on an
study economic conditions. ’
ingot the relations between America
and Japan Count . Motsukuta' said:
“The Japanese fully realize that it is
to their best- interests to foster the.
amicable relations existing with the
United States. This will not be a hard
task. for the United States has im-
mense. interests in the far cost not
only in Japan, but in regions where the
friendship of Japan will be of great
value. The increase in trade between
the. two countries has been remark-
able. The prospects are thatthe trade
will continue to grow very fast. Nat-
urally i hope that these relations will
be marked by reciprocity.”
From bere‘the party will go to St.
The next stop-
. pinginlacewiil be New York. From _.
New York the party will go to Boston
and then to New England. ‘
u
nouuced that W. S. Martin. general su-
Graude Railroad. has resigned and it
is understood that he will be succeeded «.
by W. F. Egan. superintendent of the.
Western“ division of the Grand "Tamil
with headquarters at Detroit,
Mr. Martin, It is said, will go to some,
customs-cad.- M. ‘8. Rogers, chief- eli-
gineer'of the Denver & Rio Grands;
has also unsigned. His succbsspr has
not been named. ‘ ‘ ‘
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s srlmrao.
The-- offerings were
suosslureuoeur. MARTIN as...‘ 1
DENVER. Colo/March 26—-lt is are: .
8: Rio_
Mich. '
Mr. McGovern has been the first. ill
thc local field to show activity this
season.
The funeral of Nelson M. Ileacil.
treasurer of Ibc‘Bridgcport lll‘ass Com-
pany;. was held front his late residence
ill Bridgeport. Sunday afternoon. He
leaves a widow. who before her inur-
rlna‘c, was Miss Louise Jarvis. of West—
port. and two sons.
Friday ninhl's session of thc i<‘. i“,
Club proved one of the most i‘lllf‘l‘»
mining ycl. hold. Mrs: ('Tllarlcs ll
Meeker. at whose home it was hold.
was a charming hostess. and follow-
up: the whist gulucs entertained. The
prize winncrs lvcrc Judge l). B. llrad-
icy and Mrs. C. G. Sherwood.
. Frank ‘Alicn. the accommodntinu
and well-known driver for . iinult
lirolhcrs, come, near meeting with it
serious accident one «luv last Weck
\vbilc unloading a quantity of goods
for ll. A; Salmon & (to. A portion of
the goods Werc to be put on the 501“
odd floor and Ill order to get. llil‘lll
illt‘l't“ fl block and full is used. A
llcuvy box weighing perhaps two llllll-
lll'cd lililllltlsd’o’ils being raised \vhcn
suddenly Ihc pulley block slipped from
the arm above and in less time than
it takes to tell it was descending with
lightning rapidity. Allcn saw it com.
lull and lust succeeded in getting out
'of the way. As it, was. however. the
'lll'lm of his cap had a piece taken out,
of it. Mr Allen considcrs it a narrow
l-scapo as do those who witnessed dt.
’l‘hirty members of Westport
Grange. iollrucd to Stnrtford. Satulk
day evening. and visited Housatonic
Grange, upon invitation. Upon their
Ill'l'lVIll an excellent supper was son"
ed which was highly spoken of.
(image suppers served in Stl‘atford
are of the best and this one was no
exception to their .rcgulnr custom.
After the. supper an excellent. program
‘was rendered. At ll o’clock the Worst.
oort patrons loft. on a special car. or-
riving home about I o'clock. Among
those who visited were: Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Adams. Mr. and Mrs. .l.
G. Hyatt. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Stupor"
iv. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Post. Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Meeker. H. R. Sherwood.
Miss Minnie. Elwood, J. F. Elwood.
Mrs. W. T. Wood. Mrs. E. A. Boers.
Elbert and Irving. Sipperly. fir. and
Mrs. Samuel Banks anti son Clinton.
Mrs. Hutchinson. Dr. and Mrs. Beebe.
Harry Falrchtld and Mr. and Mrs. L.
H.Gault. . '
WILL LOSE PART OF A FACTORY
BRIDGEPORT. Maroll,- 26~The re-
port that the Nonpariel Cork Manu‘
factoring company was to leave this
city and locate in New Jersey is mis-
ending says the president. J. ll. Stone
of Noroton. The company has purv
chased a site in Camden, N. J ., where.
part of the businesswiil b‘l conducted.
Inadequate harbor facilities prevent
receipt of heavy foreign shipments and
it was decided to open, an additional
llshment n Camden
t . call the
s ,ail..klnds of
_ allows you to can all.
uwant. The mostsensltlve -
stoma hscan tokelt. .Byits usomsny
thousands of, disparities have been
onrod‘sfter everything also failed. Is
unnamed-for the stomach. . Dhild-
roll with weakstomscbs throw on. it.
F‘imdbllq ' . * '
. "v accepted the’invltatlon
got-m governors have
were spirited and rates were msluv
recon ‘ on. mouse Cm Chi ’
M i. botliyeg’ontalns all time: the We. a
comm ‘ '
lib
Is visiting rein»-
port, was the guest- of rcintlvcs llm-c‘
visiting her parent‘s, Mr. and Mrs. W.“
who attain a high position is that. they
forgetythe laws of gravity.
him stow doses. fie quickly dropped;
to‘sieep. and mm"
' reé . , ..
’ I taut. relicfgbnd never "REE 12:3?" byft H
ons?—-When It runs down and strikes
one. ‘ - . .
writes:
We ever handled." Tats Is the universal
verdlw of thousands of our customers. ,
Only 20 cents: R. H. Plslsted. ” 'CiB- 3- 1‘. Plulstell. - - .
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. P/l'tlbilillk—cgsloi working
and fitting around angles
and CDl‘llt‘I’llc- ‘
who one of the
features ot'MF Roofing 'I‘ill
that. secured first prize- for
it at Paris lost your. Next
in value to the all-import-
ant question of a heavy till
coating. .conlcsythe case of
workingwit killed waste of
material and lasts of Ilnu:
--nlllL-es Ill! ran/'t/lat fits.
i
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Roonuc
. TIN
\' 7...... is the. host roofing
> from every view =
mini. it is made. .4.
liy hand labor cll~ '
a...“ llrcly. liveryailect .‘1'
'Illllst ass a rigid
examination More it is '
' boxcdm-uud none but per- ll
feet plates arc sold. Trade 1
mark on every fillet'l. Ask it.
your roofer for MP Rooting 'I‘ill,
or {W. 0. CRONEMEYER. lam.
write curricula Budding, Pillsbury.
for Ilium-lad book on roofing.
AMERICMI TIN PLATE COMPANY
New Your. .
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
Constitutional Convention Will
cuss Resolution Tomorrow.
ilAll’l‘b‘OliI). March ‘lllw’l‘hc matter
of final adjournment was taken up
ycstlujday for consideration by the cou-
vcnt‘uul and after a brief discussion it
was decided that the resolution clu-
luldying the adjournment feature be
"null" the sllcciul order of the day for
’I‘hursday at, It o‘clock. 'l..ls rcsolll~
tion was Introduced by Dclcgdlc (Is-
bnrnc. of New Haven.
Dis.
If people who are subject to the air
noying ills arising from a torpid liver
would take a fortnigbl’s course of Ila.-
mou‘s Liver kills and 'I‘onlc Pellets
thcy would not have to be almost coll-
stantly dosing with strong purgatlvcs.
Ilulnon's 'l‘l'cntlnellt docs ' the work
thoroughly yet gently. 2f» coats. ii. ll.
Plaistcd. W,
MISS STONE STARTS FOR LONDON
SAI.”NI(.‘A., lloulnetia. March 26m
Miss lllllcn M. Stone. the American
missionary, has started for London.
'l‘ilcncc she will sail for Alncrica.
PRACTICALLY STARVING.
"After using a few bottles of Kodol
Dyspepsia Curo" my wife rcccivcd per.
foot. and permuncnt."rollcf from a so
verc and chronic l-asc of stomach trou-
ble." says .I. ll. liolly. rcni estate. in-
sllrancc and loan III-Will. of Macomb
lli.‘ "Before using Kodoi llysl‘ulpslil
('iiro she could not. cut an ordinary
Illt‘lll without. intense suffering. Silo
is now entire cured. chornl physio
inns and rclnedics had failed to give
rcllcf." You don‘t have to dict. list
any good food you want. illlt don‘t ov-
erload the stomach. liodoi Dyspepsia
Care will always digest it for you.
3!
HOUSE OF COMMONS ADJOURNS.
LONDON. Marc-Ifilli-w'l‘ilc house of
t‘OlliilltllIS. after u brief session. today
adjourned until April 7. for the illuslcr
holidays.
Ono dollar will give the sufferer from
impure. blood a new louse on life if in»
vostcd in Damon‘s Iron Tonic. Try it;
then you‘ll Slllg its praisc. it. II. Plats:~
ted. "’
QUEEN ALEXANDRA IN DENMARK
[LONDON March 26.-~Quecn :ui'X‘
andr'a started today for Copcnbzlccu
to attend the celebration April S of
the birthday of her father. King Chris-
tiou lX., of Denmark. who was born
April 1818.
CAN'T KEEP IT A.SECRET.
The splendid work _ of Dr. King‘s
New Life. Pills is daily cooling to light.
No such grand remedy for Liver and
Bowel troubles was ever known before.
Thousands bless them for curing Con-
stipation, Sick Heartache. Biiiousnoiss.
Jaundlcc and Indigestion. Try thcln.
25c. at F. If. Baxter's drug store.
DEATHS FROMCHOLE‘RA ARE 1.129
. CONSTANTINOPLE, Tuesday. Mar.
25nAn official blillctillon the subject
of cholera at Mecca and Medina ad‘
WM mama--
. . l “ l
" li lIllil. I’AMIIIIIPII,
rum Wlth'outthoflldltldloutbf no ‘
tlon Wrapped ”Within It. I truc-
I will write a dull but instructive para.
graph. 1t begtlllwitll it list of bad things,
complaint, kidney complaint, atl‘octions oi
the skin, asthma, all forms of nervous ail.
ulonts, pnolnnouia, epilepsy. insanity-m
wall, that will do. The ucstion in, what.
in the real cause of those a hacntu? All the
children so , wind: “lamina" them? Thus
gestlve systcln. Cure the bull cation and
you ulu-o the fruits of it. ’. hat in tho
truth, and it, is common sonsoulso. Fail
'to cure the all!“ and you may dihlltn‘
any of its lionssquouccs tllrough it pilin-
enrsod lifetime, always in vain. All can.
lugious or infectious diseases select their
victims from .loojllo weakened by bad
digestion, or ' y insufficient. nutrition.
if on don't. believe me ask tho plague
lln clloioruaxpcrts. At present. the lead-
ing medicine for indigestion, chronic dys.
pepsin, sluggish liver, inoolnpotont kill-
ue s and slow cellvtrausporlation is (talcum
So rout, a discovery froiu the medical
workshop of Dr. David Kennedy, of Kings-
1 ton. N. Y. it. is ll trcmcndous lighter oi
diseasc, and usually conquers. It is one of
the arm things that make men lvoudcr.
'i‘be sick praise it with «man mouth and
thankful ill-arts. Toll tho drllgpist to give
you a bottle of Colours Haircut, Dr. Ken-
nedy’s new medicine—nothing also.
li‘ a married man tll'l-lluls he is
disappointed when lll,‘ wakes up,
FOR THE COMPLEXION
'I‘hc ("llllllllf'XlOll always sun‘ors from
biliousnl-ss or constipation. Unless
the bowels are kept open the tumor!
tics from the body appear in the form
of unsightly eruptions. ilvll'ilt's I.ii~
lle lCurly liiscrs keep the liver and
bolvcis in healthy condition and i
lllllVi' the cause of such tl'lulblcs. (‘.. ll).
lioopcr. Albany. (in. says: “i took
licWilI's Liiilc Early Iliscrs for bilv
iousllclls. 'I‘llcy Wt‘l‘l' just what i need
cd. i am feeling better now than in
years." chcr urine or distress. Safe,
thorough and gentle. The very best
pills. '”
loll need not expect to be assigned
a seal. ill Heaven on the basis of your
biography on earth.
THE VICE OF NAGGING.
(llollds the happiness of the home.
but a nagging woman oficu needs help.
Silo may be so nervous ~and rundown
in health that. lritics annoy her. If she
is molnuclloly. excitable. troubled with
loss of appetite headache. slclmless-
ncss. constipation or fainting llnd din
zy spoils. sbc nccds Electric Bitters.
the most wonderful remedy for ailing
womcll. ’l‘llollsunds ol‘ sufferers from
female troubles. nervous troubles.
backache and weak kidneys havc used
it, and became healthy and happy. Try
it. Only Silo. I“. ll. illlxtcr guarantees
satisfaction.
Sonic farmers put four horses to
mighty small loads of’wood.
Judge Ilcnj, Copcnllavcn. ol' Roscoe.
Md._ writes the following verdict: "I
was all bloated and my food did not div
nest. At times I could hardly get my
breath. I could not sleep of nights. I
went. to my drluzgist for some medi'
clue and be rccomcnded Rumon‘s Liver
Pills and Tonic Pellets which i found
to be as he told mo. 'I‘llcy curcd me
of that full feeling; and I can truthfully
say I feel better since taking? them
than I have for years. If. H. l’laistcd.
DI
‘ when a man gives his mind to quit-
ting the tobacco habit. he hasn't mllcll
mind loft to devotc to his affairs.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. or New castle
Dot. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
tress and belching. I tried everything
I could hear of, but. nothing helped me
till I took llrazlliun Balm. and one 50
cent bottlc cured me completely." '
For sale by H. II. Pinistcd and I". H
Hunter. .
The best way to kill time ill win-
ter is to sleigh it.
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COULD NOT BREATHE
. Coughs. colds, croup. grip. bronchi
its. other throat and lung troubles. are
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
(lure. One Minute Cough Cure is not
a mere expectorant. which givos only
temporary relief. It, soficus and ‘.i-
unifies the mucous draws out the in
ilanunutlon and volumes the cause of
the disease. Absolutely safe. Acts at
once. “One Minute Cough Cure will
do all that is claimed for it." says Jim.
ticc of the Politic .1. Q. llood. Crosby.
Miss; “My wife. could not get her
breath and was relieved by the first
dose. It has been a benefit to all my
faintly.“ - "
Wily should little birds in a nest
ngrcc?~llccause it is dangerous to fall
out.
Ilanlonfs Iron 'l‘ouic. lends the world
in blood medicines. Being rich in iron.
mils lilac 1.129 (tenths iron: that dis-
case have occurred atihc two cities
mentioned. ‘ . - ‘
W. J. Prcsnell. of Michiicld. N. 0..
writes: “My daughter had rheuma-
tism. and for several nights one could
not sleep. After'the use. of Ramon‘s
Nerve & Bone Oil she was entirely
cured." This wonderful llinimellt pen“
etl‘ntes to the. nerve and bone effectinz
miraculous cures where others fail. R.
H”. .Pisisted.‘ . ‘ "
The trouble Wltllaa great many men
mi.
. M give? A aov's LIFE. 1
, rs.. onto n H . urinal-n. 0: MI
returner. first “Dracula Balm on
ad my boy’s life. rile: began just like
the D110“ loctwi h croup. We gave
rich‘t in the mom
. Plaisted an
V.
When is a eluciron the stair dancer'-
-._._
. onceho eless sufferers from Consump-
Jree at F. H. Baxter's.
Perhaps. if‘ten volumes of this paper
it imparts vitality to the whole system
and sends rich. renewed blood cours-
ing through every vein. Large. bottles
$i.00. R. H. Plaisted. ' ' "
Who is the oldest lunatic on rec-
ord?—~Tinle out of mind.
WOULD SMASH THE CLUB.
If members of the "Hay rover As-
sociation" would use Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, the .club
would go to pieces, for it always cure<
this malady—41nd Asthma. thelhind
drives from the system. Thousands of
lion, P eumonin. Bronchitis owe their
lives and health to it. it conquers
Grip. saves little miss from, Group and
Whooping ‘Cougb‘fand Is pusitlvely
guaranteed for all Throat and Lung '
troubles. 50c. $1.00. 'I‘riul bottles
‘ What sort of men are always above
5hoard'.’—~Chcssmcn; ' ’
~just. tilillk of it. ten yearsl—wlth ev-
ery column filled to Its utmost. were.
devoted to nothing-else. the tosllmonv
Ind. ‘l‘..
.“Ramon's English Cough .8)“
is .deoidedly.tho.bect cough cure
P. H. Orahmany boots.
ian in praise of Rumon's Nerve. & Bone
Oil would not all be published. It has
alloyed pain from accidents incident
to human life In thousands of homes.
to mt: rheumatism, goal. brtmoblilll, Ilvol- ‘
numeric, loisons mllnfacturod in thorit.
ll l
bachelor it is a sure sign he will be
that baffles the doctors—it wholly .
, 1.,',elin. «militias
liosmnd ll womawwho he: is to t no
known be ill lying. . ,
l..‘..
My. Mum.» .-
LOCKJAW FROM COBWEBB.
Cobwebs put on it cut lately fillvn ll
woman Incklllw. Millions know that
the best titling to put on a out Is llllt'li-
Jen's Arnicll i-llllvo. the illl‘llillblc heat-
or of Wounds, Ulcers. Sores. Fill’lll
Eruptions. Ilurnu, Scolds and Mick. It
curoa or no pay. Only L'I'lc. iii. if. ll.
llnxtcr's Drug Store.
Wliltl. games do the waves play at?
«Pitch and toss.
STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS
OFF THE COLD.
Laxative llromo-Qulnloo Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure, on pay.
l‘l'll'e Lib debit-l.
Mall is better for a good woman than
a bad woman; he is bettm- for ll bad
woman than no woman ill. all.
Consumption is rarely cured in its
advanced stage, but: Ilamon’s English
(tough Syrup will ‘llip it In the bud."
Safe. surc. speedy. Bile cIs. ll. ll.
l'lulsted, “
villliy their collcoit keeps men from
discovering that their qualtics about.
' which women most care are their use-
l ruinous to them.
SURGEON'S KNIFE NOT NEEDED.
. Surgery iii no longer necessary to
leave pill-s. Iii-Wilt's Witch Hazel
Salvo cures such cases at once. l'mllow
in}: illc necessity for dangerous. poin-
l'lll and expensive operations. For
scalds. cuts, burns. wounds. bruises.
sores and skin diseases ii; is llllctplllll-
cd. 'Ilewnreoi‘ coulltcrfcits. "
‘ “You say Jones has rcformcd?"
“You. he‘s so good now he can‘t see
through his pain."
A GREAT SURPRISE
Is in store for all who use lxolup’s flai-
sanl for the Threat and hangs. the
great guaranteed remedy. Would you
believe that. it is sold on its merits and
any drllggist is authorized by the pro-
prietor of this wonderful remedy to
giro you a. sample bottle free? It nev-
or fails to cure acute or chronic
coughs. All druggisls sell Kemp's Bal-
sam. 'i"rico 250 and 500.
"She married him for money then
found out. he hadn't any."
“I soc. She took his name In vain."
THE GRIP MAY COME
or it, may not. When it does it com»
nlonly attacks those who are already
low with indigestion. liver trouble. and
iulpurc blood. Fortify against It by
getting rid of these disorders through
the cure. of the new medicine. Calcllra
Solvent. It; puts the stomach right
and givos strength to resist these. rovo
lug epidemics. Discovered by Dr. Du.
vid Kennedy, of Kennedy Row, Kings—
stun. N. Y. . ‘
To the Iloord of County Commission-
ers of li‘airiicld (,‘ounty: .
I hereby apply for ll license to sell
Spirituolls and lntoxicating Liquors.
Ale, Luger llccr. llllluc Wine, and iii-
dcr' at No. lift Washington street.
Town of Norwalk. My place of busi-
ness is not located within 200 foot in a
direct line of ii (‘hllrcll Illdiiice or Pub-
lic School bousc. or the promises per-
taining thereto. or any Post Office.
Public Library or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk. this ITIll day of
March. A. 1).. l902.
QIIINTINO Vill'l‘iiIOLO & (70..
Applicant.
Wc_ the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law, oi“ the
'l‘mt'u of Norwalk, hereby culiorse the
application of the above named Quin
Illlo Vctrioio & Co. for such licence.
Dated at Norwnik. this l‘l‘th (lily of
Murclrd, 1)., I902.
William ’I‘. White. .lobu D. Wheeler.
John L. Kelly, hi. hi. 'I‘ollcs, (l. E. Bo-
gurt.
l hereby certify that the above naln
ed cndors‘ers are. electors and tax—
payers. as defined by law. of the Town
of Norwalk. '
Dated at Not-walk this lStll day of
March. A. l)., 1902.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
mill 2r. Town Clerk.
Clear vansmff'waalilioht !
To have a Lasting Vanilla
Flavor it must'be made
Without Alcohol.
landinn?
Emphaticllilu. YES !
Vanilla
Crystals
Meet every requlrement
of a perfect flavoring
a'ud are absolutely FREE
. FROM ALCOHOL.
PURE ‘
DELICIOUS
ECONOMICAL ‘
They do not bakcout.
Try them and be convinced.
Onlll iOCenis a Can.
‘ 122 Waiter so
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State of Ohio, lam, City of Toledo.
Lucas County.
Frank .I. (‘ltlolloy makes oath that ho
is the. senior partner of tho firm of I“.
.l. (.‘Ilcllcy & (30.. doing business ill the
City of Toledo. County and State store.-
said. and that said Ilrnl will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of (intsrrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
Iiull'b Culttrli. I‘ultz.
FRANK .I. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my prcscnce, this Iltb day 01' Docelnv
bar. A. 1).. Milli.
A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public. ,
iiall‘s Catarrh (hire is taken lntor-
bully and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials. frno.
F. J. CI'IENEY, & 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsts. 75c.
Hall‘s Family Pills are, the best.
Notice to the People In General
That a special sale of Wines and
Liquors will take place this week only
at our store, Iii Main street. The.
reason we offer this special sale Is bc-
(‘IlIL-if.‘ we have Just. received :1 our
load of bottled Wines and Liquors
which We are ready to dispose. of
at very low prices. naming you a. few
brands which the. root is too numerous
to mention:
Taylor Whiskey $1, Hunter‘s 31, Old
Crow $1, J. Pepper 31. Wilson 31, Mar-
tell xxx $1.75. Hennesy xxx $1.65.
Hostetter'o Bitters 900. Finche'a Gold-
en Wedding 95c, Mount Vernon, fut.
95c, Guckupcimer, fgt.. 95c, Mono ram
90c. Old Nelson 75c. Belmont 75c, our-
bon 75:. Lincoln County 75c, Gibson
75:, Holland Gin 75c. Old Tom Gin 75c.
Imported Kimmel 75c, Imported Jam
;ium 75c, Irish and Scotch Whiskey
5c_ .
lly giving us a call you will convince.
yourself.
BIRNBAUM BROS..
18 Main St.. Norwaik. Conn;
rwo ‘ IMPORTANT nic- »
TORS IN FIRE" INSURANC
First ‘
Are you insured in a strong
company that is "contiagratlon-
proof"?
Second
is your policy correctly wrib
ten by an experienced agency?
Thc experience of a quarter of a
century In at your service.
JACOB'M. LAYTON. '
Fire Insurance _
5 R-llro-d Place So. Norwalk.
Fire Insurance
seems to be about the only commodity
bought without regard to quality.
There are as many grades of insur;
once as there. are. of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
best quality; are you quite sure you
are getting it? Better to know now
than after the, fire. Our fifteen years’
experience on the. subject have fitted
as to do this well.
Taylor 8:. Golden,
Telephone Call, 107—4.
1902.
um.
Plumbing and Steam Hoar -
Inn.
Hat Wafer Heating.
Hot Air Hearing.
s'rovns AND illness. I :
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures. Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
The Jones 8‘ flctchlllss Company
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
When‘ you buy cool you want a full
measure. Not only want the quality
etc.
right but the quantity as well. When
you place the order with us you are
sure, of satisfaction to every bit of cool
you buy. .
Place your orders with us and get
your money's worm. Our price equals
any and our cool surpasses all.
living lllllllii ll.
uncensor- to a. norm .
Tel. 3145.
Brunch once. 2 So. soloist,
" At All Grocers.
Vanilla Crustal Co.
101 Beekman Street. ‘New York;
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For Sale in South Norwulk by ‘
and will do as much In your home..25
0
11's. Davenport,
, hour-nor In
'0. 5. forum . .
. torn «cu _ , ..
Oillccwpm Main Biron;
uncontrowlw m.
Lorene lyble. ‘Scnd Postal for Booklet on Potent.
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