Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 12, 1902 · page 6

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(Jonson tori a number of ye
strokes of as a hammer us“.

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vin suit was tried and Childs was giv-
en judgment “1. retain certain hottlhs
and other goods which he had taken on
repievln. and was ordered to return
some of .the property.

The defendant claims the property
was not returned noon demand and

._ sues for damages oi $2,000. The par.

ties were formerly engaged in the bot.
tilng business in Stamford.

People who get hurt‘ occasionally
(and We all do) ought to keep a bot-
tle or anon’ s Nerve & Bone Oil ready
for instant use. There is nothing use
it for sprains bruises, burns. cuts etc.
There are many so-cnlied "Nerve 6':
Bone Oils '1 but only one original gen-
uine Rsmon‘ s‘ with name Brown Monu-
lecturing Co. on every bottle. Price
25c. It H. Pisisted. .

W
008 nor AOANDIDATE.
Does Not Want doiiectonhip oi‘ New
Haven Port.

MERIDEN, Nov. 12~John W. Coe
states that hols not a. candidate for
the’position ot,coiiector oi customs in
New Haven, never =,wss and further-
more, Would not toke- the shine it ten-
dared him under any consideration
whatsoever. He appreciates all that
has been said in his favor and will so
mediate it still more if his name is
not connected with the coileoiorship

Mr Coo said that he has been con-
gratulnted everywhere he has been tor
a week past and many of his friends
have offered to assist him in getting
in the place. He thanked them one and
all and requested that they tell
him who circulnted the report that he
was after the position.

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SAVED A sorts LIFE.

Hrs. Captain HI. Hubbard 0! Mil-
ford. Dot, onyx: ‘ "Brnilisn Balm rev
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the One we lost with lot-ooh We mire
him A low doses; He qikskiy dropped
to sleep and we: oil rig in the mot
hing.” For sale by R. H. "Plsist'ed F.
H. Baxter, and The Clifford Phsr

. me the mucous membranes

the stomach exposes the nerves
stomach. producing a swelling iii r
tasting, heartburn headache, so its?
tins and finally ca'tarrh oi the s .
Kodoi relieves the lnflsnimsti
tests the nerves sud cures the dot rh
Kodol cures indigestion, dyspepsia sli
stomachI trmibles by cleansing and
sweetening the glands oi the stomaeh
Clifford Pharmacy

RAILROAD'S ANNUAL REPORT.
Shows an increase. in, Grass ‘Esmings,
"h'ut' Decrease in’ Notfi'srnlnns.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 12 8' report
of the New York, New riiaven and
Hartford Railroad Comnsny for the
quarter ending September 30,1302,
shows when earnings oi 812 073 402. 96
an increase of $866 105. 57 as compared
with the corresponding quarter or
1801,: the operating expenses were
88.238.908.67. an increase of $1,042,464.
th'ithe net earnings from operation
‘gssrgvss, 338,494. 29. a. decrease at $177 -
than Operation decremd 310790, 02;
interest, rentiil charges and taxes in-
creased 313. iii! 48: the net income
from all sources for the quarter was
$1,341,409.14, a decrease of $201,700.31.
egotiompared with the some quarter in
l . . . .

“THE STRANGE THING WAB'

um undefinsrnn, Nov. 1%—
" H. were, John S.
‘ y urge ReynOlds met
Monday evisnin‘ oniider the matter
of eventn hoe aOVer 300 applie‘s— I

tions were received from persons who

ions to attend No definite

study was mapped out but it

_ able that the elementary

s will he the most prominent

in the} course. No definite location was

"deoide‘d upon, but the suggestion was
made of holding the school in the large '

heilii'sy ot the Ninth District school

and perhaps using the nearby school-

rooms for recitation. A spare room

drawn in the new velvet mill of Cheney

Brothers plan Was also consider ed but

this no definite action was taken

Another meeting of this committee will

be held th is=evening.

income from; other: sourcesI

that when [was half dead with kidney, '

liver and stomach trouble in 1899 1
should recall the loot that l had in the
house hall a bottle of the new medio
cine called Colour-In Solvent. disoovered
by the waileknowh Dr. Darin Kennedy,
Kennedy Row, Kingston. N. Y. i he-
gsn using it and; with three more hot
ties, in a martini was well. " John B.
Lamont Boston July 10 1800.

FUNENAL OF P H. SKIDMONE.

BRIDGEPORT Conn" Nov. is—The
funeral of Philo urd Skidmo , yes.
terdsy sttornomi so one oi the lug-
est ever held in arid port. The roll;
ions service was at t John‘s Episoo:
psi Church, which m crowded to ov-
erflowing. The remains were “escorted
by the entire pollen nephrtment the
employees of the Psoiiic iron Winks.
oi whioh Mr.- Skid on: was the oven-
on” . Hamilton Commendory, Knight's
'Templir Henri .Bridggaport

represented the ‘Foiirt th district
were in attendance and are were m-
gone from oil over this tats.“ The 't‘e
‘plsr horiol oer-v

Vm—u—iy

While Curtain Poles
4 feet lost! with fixi
limole'oents.

lodge o't. ‘ ‘
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