. ,onwalks.
IIAuL racks
Isinssonnns
, su'FFETs
,chtrsomsns
onssssns
. Inn‘s
' IrIooucnss
IIANOY nocxsss
" plume. TABLES
' 9mm CLOSETS
111619.01 any other house.
. Arminster Carpets.
" Noquette Smyrna 11nd Fur Rugs will interest you.
‘ The "Armstrong" Cork Bath Mats. size 27x36 Inches.
A II‘Ciimnx" Wood Stoves.
”We would call your special attention to our Full line of Furniture. Nev-
i‘e has its equal In quality, slylc. finish and price been attempted in
We have. all the latest designs and finishes in
MUSIC mama-rs
LADIES’ ossxs
nssssmo TABLES
BOOK asses
DINING CHAIRS
PARLOR suns
roman CHAIRS
morons” CHAIRS
WARDROBES
TABOURETTES
PEDESTALS
IThirty different patterns of Brass and iron Beds. 11nd I11 fact very thing
to be found in a first class F urnituro D epnrtment and at prices for
While in our store spend a few moments In our (‘arpet i)epar.t1neut
‘The new fall patterns and prices In IIIgIalu. Brussels Moquetto Wilton and
front $1.50 1111.
Ten styles of Oil Heaters. from $3 .00 up.
Home, Restaurant and Hotel Furnishing.
m..." ‘.'-nu...—
S.TU RTEVANT,
So. Norwalk.
below
933111119
Iinsrll 9911
Ln—JQm-I-
I"IIII [111119 'IIIIIIIII In IIIIninlsnn
I‘IIIIII Ii Compilation Ill Iiisenscs
Was It Imminent I-‘ignrn' In Iii-
IIIin' III Th9 81119
DANIEIISON. 0111111.. Outobcl‘ till-~—
Al‘tcr a sickness luatlhg several
months, CongI'ussqun Charles Addison
Russell. died at his residence here. this
morning. a few minutes before It)
o‘clock. Colonel ltussoli had repro-
soIItt-d tho 'l‘hird (ionocticut District
Iii Congress since 181113, and was nom-
inntcd 11 tow wochs ago for 11 ninth
term.
While in Washington, last spring.
i‘ongrcssman itusuoll was stricken
with the grip. and tho complications of
diseases which followed that sickness
I'csnllod I11 his death. Nervous pros-
irntion following the attack of grip.
was 111 companied by vaIVIIInr disease
of the hoi'.11t 'l‘hcn thrro was it com-
plication of Bright's disease, and dur~
lag the last two weeks, the sick 1111111
tlIhl) sui‘forod i‘ruIn 1-1'Ingostiou of the
lungs. Although It has DI'IEil known
for .‘itililt' time to tho family and near
friends of tho congressman that his
condition was critical. the fact was.
5-—
inst Wt't‘k MI. I‘tnssoll having express-
cd :1 wish that no alIIn'IIIIIg stutenwnt 1
on out until tho outcome of his sIch—I
noss could Iil' definitely fIII'oI'ustt'Il. F111
11 number of days.
rum-ted. but the I'ongrcssnlon‘s strongi
natural constitution enabled him to livcl
longer
dared to hope. During most of this
wooh. however. he has been I11 1111 1111-
conscious condition. and it was only 111
limos that he rallied sufficiently to
take nourishmont.
to recognize-tho mI-Inhors of his film-j
”y. be was too weak to speak to them. I
We are reads to do iiOlll' Fall Furnishing
.1... ... 1-.-...1"
for Floors and Windows.
INGRAIN, TAPESTRY-BRUSSELS. VELVET BODY-
'I‘l1o last apparently conscious pI-I'IIId‘
come about midnight. 'I‘uosdny night.
lasting only 11 short time. and from
thou until the end 1'111111'. he remained“
in :1 comatose condition. -
Colonel (‘Ihnrlcs Addison Russo“.
congressman from tho Third Iiislrlvt.
was born in \\'oI'I-Istor. Mass. March
3. 12152. III) l‘t't‘l‘IVI‘lI his primary l‘illl-
cation in the schools of thnt city. III“
1111!. prepared for college by Rev. Hill"
I'Is it. (iroonc. lie was graduated from
Yale in the class of 1873.
years utter leaving collogo ho was city
editor of tho \‘I’orcestor Prcss. and for
a short time occupied 11 position with
tho Worroatcl‘ Spy. In May. 1879. Mr.
Itussoll married Ella Frances Suyles.
Savlm oi’ KIII~
BRUSSELS. MARQUETTE, AXMINISTER CARPETS IIIi‘IIi‘l‘Ii-I““§..:1II"SI‘II’I‘I‘P II: 11.1.1}: mm
.j, Némgst Patterns.
OIL CLOTHS and LINOLEUMS. in Various Widths.
CHINA and JAPANESE MATTINU. Standard and spec—1“"”""~*’
. ial Styles.
LACE LURTAINSIIIIIIPORTIERS. Draperies and Me-
dallions.
SHADES oi OPAQUE or HOLLAND.
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
Dickerm‘an 81 5011,
South Norwaik.
.111,
in 119 .
‘-. factory very arsal 0! in
you compare than}; with i!
' III-re an dIIIIIIs'rIIw'r’IoN.
' It“ sole of best on}: leather. .
d-«Woni felt cushion prevents d
'WaShinliton St.
I 1141 Ti III
1,11 email: 3.9.1.1112 Shae.
«r .. .- .. ,._, ..
”COCO...” ommmm :
The superiority of Portland over or-
dinary cements is well understood.
The price is now so low that Rosen-
dale cement in. tall: extent, halos
crowded out. We handle the “Atlas.”
which Is conceded to he the but brand
on the market. Our sales of thlii ce-
ment have incl-sued ten- told within
It few years. if you no going to use
cement. use “ATLAS."
or course, we have the “RosendAle”
also. 111111 our line of mstona' building
materials blue stone. sewer pipe. eta.
”11"le
.kl'
best. Ilh'tl 1‘11:
5' shoe in any star's.
to; 117:.
e ina‘rket hftords and be
Ills s1 ’vriosd shoes we earn~
‘ I
Norwaik Shoes never
[led with the Sabin l1. Snylcs wooion
mills. Incorporated. of Killinuly.
l in Illtii flir. Russell
Inn 1111111 with the rank or colonel on
the stuff or (iovcr'noi Iiigciow. and in
118811 represented Killingly in the I91:—
”1- was scorotarv of state to
1355.11. and in the tall 111‘ lhilu \vns 1i-
octcd to the national house of repro-
~1elttnliws Ho has scrvcd continuous-
ly since that time having been olac led
with Inc r1 asod majorities nt olullt olII
IiIous and was the nomInII for tho.
'niuth 1111111 in tho ’lhird I)istli11.llo
was 11 lllt‘llilit'l of the Ways
cotmnittcc.
A widow and two children.
aged oilzlltooll. who it: Ittlondinl‘,‘ Wor—
cester Academy: and Dorothy.
School. survive. Mr. Itusuoll was 11
member of John Lyon Lodge. K. of P..
and Sprauuo IIodgo. A. l). l'. W., of
New London.
GREETED DEATH WITH MOZART
Warned by a Presentirnent. an Old Or-
ganist Play: His Own Requiem.
’l‘itld N'I‘llN Octollor 2li~_~ilntuiilng
was the reruarhuble presentiment of
death that. came to used .iohn memcr
organist for thirty years at the. (‘IIIh-
odrnl here. Heading the premonition.
he had called for and received the suc-
rnments of the church. He was sit.
title at. the organ III his room whore
he had practised for years. when his
white-crowned head dropped on his
chest. and his hand fcil from the keys.
leaving unfinished the strains of tho
requiem he was playing.
After Father Killillsn hnd adminis-
tered the last rites. the old organist
said to him: "Father. for thirty
years I played the organ In the Cath-
odnrnl. You are the only priest who
has graced Its altar who has not heard
my music. Whllo l have not sat at my
organ since i left the hospital lilst
spring. i am going to do so now."
Hemmer crossed the room wrarily
to the old- inshioncd organ and touch-
ed the keys with lntlnite tenderness.
The old man began Mozart's "Last
Requiem." Hls'eyes were ease up
ward as he played. The priest ap-
proached softly and stood by his side.
Father Kiiilllnn. with bowed head. was
awod by the solemn music. .
't‘he requiem was half finished when
the organist‘ 9 hand dropped from the
keys. and his head fell forward F11-
thor Killillsn knelt; by his side and
supported him. Paralysis had strick-
on the 0,111 musician. Assistance. was
summoned. And he was curried to his
bed. Five hours later he died.
Iv’A'ruhAI. ANXIEW.
thither; regard Approaching winter
with uneasiness. children take cold so
easily. No 111111111119 «lentil more little
lives thou croupI its 1111111111 in. so and
111111 that, the 111111111111- is 011611 beyond
humus aid hetero, the doctor arrivés.
Such urns 31111“! that! to 01111 Minn
11111 (tough on. _ tidal as the riotous
altars inflammation removes danger.
Absolutely ants. Acts immediately.
(lures coughs colds grip latent-Inns.
all throat 11nd 1111: t'rouhlé. it.” E Ms-
M 1.1, “A bad
kept from the public until within the'
regarding his (audition should be 1111-1
the end has brcnl
For tivo "
111111 appointrd ‘
and means .
I
Sabin. 2
111ml I
I‘ourtoon. a pupil at the Klilingly High ‘
Mrs. B. B. Bradshaw, (It
Guthrie, Okla" cured of a severe
case by Lydia E. Pinkhzun‘s
Vegetable Compound.
A great. many women sulfur 111th 11.
form of indigestion or III spcpsiu 11 lilt II
d 11111 not. seem to yield to ordinary
medical treatment. While lilo symp-
toms seem to be similar to tint-a: of
ordinary indirestlon. vet tile nch'I-
cincs universally proscribod do not
seem to restore the pationt's normal
condition.
Mrs. l’lnlrbam claims that there
is a kind of (1y spopniu that. is cnnscd
by derangement. of the {0111an 01111111-
Ism. and which 11l1ilo it causes Ills-
tnrbanue similar to ordinary indiges-
tion. cannot be relieved without a
medicine which not only min as a
stomach tonic but has peculiar uterine-
tonic oil’eots as well.
Thousands of testimonial let'-
tors Provo beyond question that
until 111; will relieve this dintr oss-
than oven his physicians hadl ing‘ condlm)“ so surely as l‘“““
L. P lnkham’s \cgelublo (‘om-
pound. It always works in bar-
'11111111 with the fonmlo. 1,1,1 stern.
M111. Pinkham advises sick
I Women free. Address Lynn, Muss.
Though at thcw limos hc appearodl ‘
CHILD DIED OF HER INJURIES.
One of Three itaiians Terribly Burned
Yesterday in New Haven.
NEW HAVEN. ()i'llillt‘l‘ 23"Vlll1'l'li-
7.11 Iligonnnro, ono of tho I'll'I‘I‘ Italian
IhIlIll‘I'n who were buI'nr'd yostordny
,nllcrnoon by blazing: oil from 11 slow.
Idiod n! Ilii‘ Now lliill‘ll hospital about
:30 11"'1l111k. 'lho 11111 no 111 in who I1
.IhI doId girl and 11131 iuothII and bull‘-
IHIRlol (,‘uI'Io Iiigonnnru 11nd \lu1y Call
in, wcrc terribly I)Ill'IIl'Il. h:1ppcncd in
‘n peculiar mnunol' shortly after noon.
Ihlrs. Florindn lndo. of :33? Hamilton
.stI'oot, was trying to light on oil stovc
~in hor kitchen on tho third iloor. and
III doing so upset the. stovo and not lirc
to tho oil that was spilled about. tho
iioor. 'i‘he stove iinnily caught iII'c
land Mrs, Indo throw it out of tho win-
'dow. It happened to loud almost on
‘top of the heads of thc thrco little
IItItIInns, and as It did til-air cloth“?
1111111111, iII'o i111111cIiiI'1te‘y. All throo
woro tol'I'iny IiIIl‘llI'II. and it was sinlod
:11 tho hospital I:1.~1.ni.ul11 that the
younuor 0111'. Mary. woo is but two
wars old. could not lIIIHnIIin Ilvo long.
113 she. is burned from bond to foot.
\‘luoonzo 1111.»: 91-11-11 iycars old and Cal"
.111 ohm.
. NINE
AMERICANS
h.-.“
Launch Capslzed on'fi'iberian Coast and
I. All Were Lost.
VICTORIA. ll. (‘.. Ut't. Zil.——»'I‘bo ston-
nlcr Kinsn blnl'n. which arrived last
. night brings 11mm of tho III'ownInu oI
nine .‘IIIII'I'II'nos and Europeans. as 11
result of tho torturing III' :1 launch on
tho Siberian coast. ’l‘ho launch was
.3 Inndln': pnswnucrs from the steamer
‘ Sillllliii‘llt :11 ix'nnnI-IIIIIIIII 11nd I'IIpsisI-II
.111 ”11‘ surl’. 11111111131: all. ancindod
'1 111111 I‘III'HSI'S SII‘I'II' lllltl MOIIIIIIII.
\11111111111 1'iti'/.ou\'.iho iIItIoI' loundcr
Ioi‘ tho Mounnd lIospIt: [I in Souttio.
nsownen.
DIED FROM TROLLEV ACCIDENT.
NORWICH, Ol‘liilll‘l' Zilm'I'llv body
11in 1111111 Bll‘llt'li and killed by an elec-
trlc car at Mohounn, lit'th‘Ull this city
‘.lilll .'ow London, 'l‘nosdny evening.
was Identillod as 1111.1! 111' John flood. a
suit captain of Iinth. I\io. The 1111111
was lying with one leg arruss tho
truck, and was run down before tho
Inotorrnnn could stop the our. ills log
was severed at tho ltnoo. and ho died
later at the hospital hero from tho
shock. it is supposed from papers
found in his pockets that ('.‘aptnin itocd
was on ills way to Now London.
l
NO HUMBUG HERE.
East Norwalk Endorsement Is What
Counts With the East Norwalk
Public.
You can't fool the public all
time.
They Ivill find you out 111. last.
Every time ii. mnn is'fooled
Another skeptic is made.
Many the 1qume that makes
skeptic
Because It falls to keep its promises
Dean's Kidney Pills bring renewed
reward.
They cure the skeptic.
Plenty of proof of this at home
East Norw'aik proof for East Nor-
walk 11110111111
Here's a 1.111111 of it.
Mr. William F‘. Knapp. of 55 Osborne
avenue. East Norwnlk fireman at Roth
d: Cloldschmldt's. says: "I am an old
time engineer and» like 11 great many
who fallow my calling the weak spot
in my anatomy with my back. I knew
it dress from some derangement of the
kidneys for backhand and the sedi-
atom in the kidney secretions left no
room tor doubt. Sometimes in leaving
the over-heated bbiiur room the cold
tmonphere suddenly lowering the term
person-e o! my my may have Indus-
sd colds and as a rule they seated
themselves in my lotus. i noticed in
our Norwailt papers Deans Kidney
Pills advertised to cure first such
troubles 1111 i had. 1 11161111er 111 hm: at
Ft mow 1nd cured mo."
tho
the
III) Compliant
It
In IIIuIIIIIIIIIn
SII'IIIIIII'IIVI I193 IIIlIiISII’iIIlI 111111.11?
’Il19 89IIIIIII Sudan
ilIIlI IIIill iIsII II’flISIiiIlIlS T9 III:
1191 Il 81919 IIIw ’
I
Ii' Edward .IIInuoI'. tho disoovorcr oi
‘I'iil‘tlllllilliiii, 1'IHIIII have. thIIiI'II lIIIo‘
Llii‘ muss Incolinn' in tho Strailoul
town hall. 'I‘ umdny Honing; and board
the 91111111 hos cIi' tho unli~':\'111cin1111oII
i'it'. Iil‘ IliI; hi how inlaglncd lIiInsI'ilI
II'II'II in tho good old days when no
first dared to suggest that tho 110t1on
oi' the Iii‘llbilllll-‘I that tho inoculation of
cow‘pox irom milking pave 11111111111111
i'I'oIn smallpox was true. The III'IIllli-
cintlons 111' lb-- cloruy and pooplo of his
111111 time could hardly III'II'II boon loss
bitter, or satirical than those of ’l‘nos
IIIIy ovoninu. It was 11 Vcritablt- I101“
III'Ls‘ nest, so for 11s vaccination won
1'11111'1-1'111'11 and curb hornet soumt‘u to
have Ili‘i‘ll slirrod up by somothim; and
had 1111 unooI:IpIorIIbIo dosirc lo IliJI‘t‘I
the poisoned stint: of scorn into tho
t'I)!lii)IlI.‘~'lll')' vaccination 111w, 'l‘hnro
11'11'11 l7!I 111' 11111111. and It is loriuuntc
I'or .lcuuol' that ho llIt'll hourly II 1-1111-
IIII'y ago.
The opinion of the met-ting, oxprosn-
od I11 tllo 11' Iointiom was 011pr Mi t'I
10111111118on 1'." .IIluotion and in favor 111'
tho 1'1 111'sI of 011 41111110 hearing on
the :subiocL 'I‘hc meeting lasted
'.IoIIrII an hour. and “as quite as pr-o
lillt of 21111-111 111.1 '15 it it had ladod all
night. No (1111' npoho 111 t"'anI of voc-
wiuation.
The meeting was I'nIIoII to order by
tho lit-1'. C. t-‘Icp 11111111' iiulloclt. pastor
of tho Nciubborhoml Church. who was
l‘llft‘ll‘il 1'i111i1'2111111. l'io oxplainod 1111'
91111115 oi the compulsory VIII-ointltuin
1:111' in SiI'IItI‘oI'd 5111111111, 111111 the mat-
IoI' was culircly in 11211 bands of tho lo-
.'111 Ilcallh otliooI'. Ill'. imwisliu 51111111"
:11:11lu:<1 Vilt'trllltllItJli. 11nd ('UilllIIlIMII‘l'
utccination in particular. Ho ridi-
IIIIoII IIIc Idea of iIIIII'II'IaIiIIn 111111111111
lllllllllt‘:\. by stating that In England
the virus has IlI'I'Il oblnlncd il'oIn lllllll'
111-111 siI111'leIh.aIIII that “now you can
now Inonito- juiII- put. into you 111 iii
'il'I' scratch “ Ilc ('lnlmcd that vaccin-
rltlon hhd not in thc last loo yI-I'II's pro-
I'cntcd I'I, singlo 11150 111' smallpox or
lessened the intensity of thc discaso.
giving statistics from tho I'IIIthl
Stain-s army I'I-IIIII‘t:'I to prove his 3151'
SUI'IIOII.
.Iol111 (.‘111'oiti oftorod lilo following
resolution. which was Intor adopted:
"’I'hnt I11 lho judglnont of 1111- people
born asscmblod a locomotion law 12'.
not wnntIII in this town." Mr. (lavclv
fl spolte in favor of his motion 1111 fol-
lows: "'l‘ho only friends 111' compul-
<ory vaccination aro 1111111111: tho modi-
I-ni fraternity. who say statistics show
I11111 sIIIIIIlpox is diminished by \‘ilt‘t‘lll'
IIIUll. The statement that it has 1111119
wished 1IoI :: not hold trun, ’1 IIoI'o has
III‘I II no :‘lt,1‘1111Il to iIIIII'IIII'ItL- IIIL’ poo
pic of tho I‘nitod Status 111' ia’uropc
with cholcrn 111' yollow love" germs in
lii'l'Vt‘liI Ihoso diseases. The 11111111111
of 11111111: those Iiiscnscs 11nd III'1'1'1'111~
i111: lIII-nI worn sanitary ilnprovculonls,
Illilll'liYI‘II sanitation is ”11' itoy to tho
III'cVI-IIIIIIII of sIIlallpox. FIIIIII'. Ills
onsod virus is not. It. i.~' not only 111:1»
loss in I‘cndorinc 1111111111111. hut IS posi-
'I11'Iy 1i:111.-:crous. 'I‘hoI'I' I5 no limit I1)
what may lw said against 1'111'11I11ntion.
but them is nothing which 111111 be
said In its fnv."or
F1 odoIit it‘I .‘ 191.1111 mplossotl himself
'15 1I1"'cIcIring that 11 ch; III of hi 1 should
burn the. smallpox I'IItlIcr than Iit' 1'111»
winntod. and said I11» would l'llIlII‘i‘ haw
smallpox than scurlct lover or diph-
thcrin. ilo rclatod oxpcrlonoes touti-
I111: to show tho fallacy of tho inocu-
lation argument.
Thomas Reid. who served in tho I’nl»
tod States marine corps in South Am-
crioan countries. spoke of tho useless-
ums of vaccination as it 1'1111113 undor
his obsclvntiml. Captain Colo. .I . \V.
VII'uc F.. F. lllisa. lir. i". if. “1111,. . .1111
and others spoke.
.Iohn (‘III'IIIII IIfI‘I-rcd this motion:
"This meeting requests the represen-
tntivos of the town of Stratf‘or'd III the
house of representatives ,to have the
stair.- law i'ognt'dintz oonIpuIsory vat-old
otlon repeated. The motion was our-
i‘ll‘tl.
M
SAVED A BOY’S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. l-lubhurd. 0t Mil-
ford. 11111., says: “Brazilian llnim snv-
od Iny boy‘s life. He began lust. Illw
the one we lost with ('I'oup. We gave
him 11 few doses. He. quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right. in tho moo
nine." For sale by R. H. Pinisted. F.
If. Baxter. and The Clifford 1‘hnr.
mney. ”
~w._._._~.~.
A JAPANESE KILLED THREE.
Entered Boarding House In Sacramem
to in a Jealous Rage.
SACRAMENTO. (3111.. Oct. 2:1.~--Y.
Ilidnltzt entered 11 Japanese boarding
house lust night and shot three of his
nntloiinlitwar. and Mrs. Yonhlmoto
and M. ’i‘okutiomiw—killlng all of them.
lie then made hisescant- and hits not
been captured. It III said that Hiduha
becameiututunt with Mrs. Yoshlmo-
to 11nd followed her and her husband
from Shuttle. 'Vlhnu 111: met them in
the hoarding house the couple hap-
pened to be in company with 'l‘oltutir»
mi and drawing We revolvers lildnlm
killed all three.
THE we 31' FORM.
Multitudes are Ii gins the praises of
nodal the new discovery which is
making so many dick people well and
went: people stro Gail :hby digesting when
they out by diet.
tho stomach and :1 trahstormind' thei-
fond Into the kind of 111111: rich. 1111.
blood that milked, yeti feel trend all or
er. M111 (insulin 111mm 'l‘., w‘rltea
For 11 111111111 yours at was troubled
with indissstlo‘ and dyspepsia. which
New Into the art form. Finnlly‘
was Induced to the.
111.11: tour bottles l mu entirely cured
M 111111 swsdteninr‘ . '
iflridgépwt Add filaments.
THE D. M.
Bridgeport Adverthem’;
READ co.
Established 1195 7 .
\
TOILET PREPARATIONS.
The kind of weather is now in propect that works
havoc with the complexion unicss it is properly cared for.
0111‘ Section for Toilet Articles Is always thoroughly
equipped with preparations
that the fastidious. woman
considers indispensable to her personal comfort.
At present there is a special exhibit of the produc-
tions of Richard Hudnut. A
lady isin charge who thor-
oughly understands all hygienic toilet'arts. and will give
instructions.
This display includes Perfumes, Toilct Waters. Lo-
tions. Face and Tooth Powders. Soaps, Colognes, Mani—
cure Articics. and many other accessories to the dressing
table.
If you have never used the lithium Toilet Cerate, try
it. and you will never be without it. It is the most deli-
cate and soothing cream for the skin that Could be made.
Stop at the Toilet Section. It is an attractive spot.
RUFFS AND BOAS.
We offer a great variety of handsome Liberty Silk
Rolls and Shouitr:
rCapes. with long stole ends. in black
white. and combinations of black and white from $1. 25
to $10.00.
Ostrich Feather Boas, in
and white mixtures. 45 to 63
price from $10.00 to $25.00.
strong. glossy leathers. very
black. pearl color. and black
inches long. and ranging in
They are composed of fine.
full and handsome. Nothing
is more becoming or more comfortable on a cool. breezy
day than an elegant Boa.
' PRINCESS FLANNEL.
This is one of the pretty
wash fabrics of the season.
It is designed for waists. house gowns and negligee gar-
ments. and is admirably suited to its purpose. ’1‘“: 'pat-
terns are equal in beauty to materials much hi;D .er in
ptice. and the texture is soft and pleasing to the touch.
Some of the patterns have a light
ground well covered
with floral sprigs while there is a border of appropriate
colorings which makes an attractive trimmings.
19 015 a yard.
15 and
If you find you need 3111 Oil Heater. come in and let
us show you our line.
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
D
KNOX CAN 11131213 THE DIAMOND]
Judge Hubbard Decides :1 Much Disput-
ed New Haven Case for Hackman.
NEW HAVEN. ()1'1. :;;.".‘\ll inlcr-
I'Stintz dccision, invohin'z Ibo owncr-
ship of :1 $5111! diamond pin. has III-I111
ulvcn by .iudu'c Hubbard in thc com-
1111111 pious court in the suit of 1.111111111'1I
'I‘. Knox. :1 hill'li driver IcoIoI'I-III
111111111111 Ilcnl'y I). (‘owhex captain of
polico Ilctm'til'I-s. lx'uox found iilI'
pin III a back which ho drove for 11
liverylnnu on tho day of an Important
football gamc at Ynic hold in Juno.
Ilitll. No claimant for thc pill IIppcIIIu
ed. and IIltI-I' kccpinu it 11 your.
sold It. 'I‘III- police.
was discharged. The question of the
ownership of Iho diamond was thou
IIt‘l.‘I(I1'II by Captain Cowlcs in favor oi’
tho livery stubic man who ownod the
hack III which it was found. Knox
brought a rcpII-viu suit against (,‘I'Ipw
taln Cowlos, and yesterday (‘optuin
Hubbard Ilttoidod III tho plaintiff's ilr
vor. to recover $1 and costs and the
diamond.
AMERICA'S FAMOUS BEAUTIES
wok with horror on Skin EIuptIons
liiotches Soros Phuplos ’l‘hov don‘t
111111.- them, nor will any one who uses
Iiucklon's Arnnic Salve it glorlilos
the “11:0. Eczema. or Salt llhenln vanish
before It. It cures sorc lips. 12.1qume
hands. ohlibinins infallible for files,
250 at F'. H. iinxtor's drug store
SHOT ALLEGED SAFE BREAKER
SAGINAW. Mich. 1111 2:1 ml‘ntrol
man ilorlnau thinan that night shot
and probably wounded fatally fl. sttan
«or suspIIItod of being implicated in
hroaltiur the sale of the l’erc Mar-
quette (‘oni Mine curly yesterday The .
officer ncoostod thrcc suspicious chur-
notors In a lumber vnrd near the Guns
[loud and fired when he saw one of
the suspect :1 drnw II revolver. The
other two escaped. The injured man
was 111101 in tho left hroa
low
is the lots of an
1! Oil! tenure
sthartica and s mutants onl roach
01101111111111. ItIis 1111111111 $011,111. , ..
oil a snap-l technetium
“Tilda going gangs m 11?; age
Fins yam-g”
IIIIIII' 11.3%.?
n low ho ilu intro
i am lullWM
Ix‘nox .
IoaI'IIJIIg of ibc'
sale. arrested Knox on suspicion. Ho 1
mgfilltllnh
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to hand 50119111131111 ”on“ y y u 111
5
sinuous d1
outfield! agihagfixlllgrwdml °"
GOES LIKE HOT CAKES.
“Tho fastest soiling article i have In
my :11111'11," wI hos lirnggist C. '1‘. Smith.
of 1111115 Ky. “is Dr. King's Never Die-
1111011 for Consumption Coughs and
(111119 111111111113 it 11111 ays cures In my
II-ix years of solos it has never failed. 1
haw known it to save sufferers from
“'iIIIont and lung diseases, who could
not no help from doI tors or any other
. rotnodt. " Mothers rely on it best phy-
:II‘IIIIIIs pII-suibc it. and F II Baxter
uunInutIc; satisfaction or will refund
privc. Trial bottles free. Regular
sizes. Ellis and $1. ”
RE-ELECTED DIRECTORS BOARD.
NEW HAVEN. 01:1. '23.~’i‘he stook-
holrlcrs of the Now Haven and Derby
road. which is controlled by the Now
York. New Haven and Hartford rail-
I'ond company hold their annual moot-
Inu. yesterday. and re-elcctod the
board or directors who in turn rc-ci-
cried the old board of olilcers.
OUT OF DEATH'S JAWS.
"Whon III-nth seemed very near from
.11 severe stomach and liver trouble.
that I had suffered with for years."
Ewrites P Must linnham. N (I. ."‘I)l‘
‘King‘s New Lite Pills saved my life
and gave porfcot. health." first pills
.on (111th and only 25c,11t Baxtcrs
,drug store.
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AGAINST FORMER OFFICERS.
NEW HAVEN. (lot. 2'I.—-A memor-
. ' undurn handed down by Judge. . .Inyor
in the civil superior court yesterday
inn-111111: damages of 314. 230.113 to the
I plaintiffs in the case of the New Iinv-
11111 ’i‘I our Company. ruccivm' for the
defuntt Connecticut life insnrnnco
Itlompuny ot‘ Waterbury vs. its former
lottionrs. Colonel John J. lloliorty 111111
;I. A I’Iilll. both of Waterbury.
.I............ 1......- --—~¢u
I marop THAT 001.0.
Iot‘ It may result In Pneumonia. Brn-
lzlllnn Ilnlm In breaking up Colds when-
Inval‘ tried. almost without exception.
1 ll). 25 501: and $1. 00 bottle». 'The Clifv
ford Barriers or l‘lnistad's. 1‘“
fund! Il “.5111
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