report of Attorney-General
, Phelps for the two years end-
' 9. 1908. has been forward-
6 govemar. it contains be-
royiew of the work of the cities
, t of the cases within and
a stats In which the attor-
. ,. 1 his appeared a statement
. and a transcript of opinions
l ‘Efgguuelt of ,stats oflll ials. The
9‘?" hit is as follows:
‘ the matters in controversy re-
- to this office which have occu-
the attention of the courts are
in the following report.
re however, a few subjects of
1 interest that seem especially
of the attention of the people
atate. The question of recipro-
dlatii‘m between this stateand
etc of New York. is suggested by
till unsettled dispute between the
tlhoritles of the two states in regard
, blister fishing in the waters of the
ii ,within territory claimed exclus.
yhy thd state of New York but
‘ yy accessible to the Noank fisher-
The New York staihlte prohibits the
limof lobsters in these waters by
incidents, but the Noank people
Iinfi to have acquired fishing rights
rein ‘which the state of New York
ould recognises On one occasion
oleaale arrests of Connecticut fisher-
en were made at the instigation of
d “authorities ‘ who do not
nadir-igloo claims by Noank
filled. but contend thirt such rights
'nnot be acquired against a state. It
t ‘ other hand. suggested that
”lemon" are .encroaching
1' beds within the territory
‘ ”Ind that the whole sub-
stir-0: sh batteries should be settled
0010:00in legislation. one New
‘Wtboritieanexpress willingness to
ouch legislation, 0!. failing
it. to Car-operate in obtaining from
gislature of New York a .law sl—
tlic Nanak people to fish in the
W. the terms of a license to be
out by the Connecticut lobster-
y 1143 courtesy of ‘Mr. Wood and
.verton, of the New York commis-
. the‘Ncsnk. fishermen, at the. re-
..oftliis 001cc, have not been dis—
Ud, durlni the late lobster season.
motif however, that some ud-
' necessary before the open-
“noxt season if arrests are to
dmihistratlon of the franchise tax
may be diminished by apa
f 897. 000 on an increase of
rappears that the company
first organized paid into the state
y. in compliance with an Mb
“10, a franchise tax of $5,000,
tax, as then provided. in.
increase of capital. it
y theioompany that the
of both of these taxes
be demanded by the state:
tion is lnco sistent, and
to the policy 0 the statute;
cannot, in the nature
legally due. The dim-
n the attempt to apply
two conditions. and to
m htatntos‘.’ The mat
adlulted before like 0011-
In».
mine laws impose duties
, tandem-s of fisheries
to ids the
t e plain
:mtute. On account of
I been alert to detect
vi tions of the game
n 00st embarrassed.
,ovldent In the attempt to,
d: the killing or deer
some instances encore have
No expenses in the ef~
time After an arrest.
preservation of game.
y to stimulate interest
11R Legislaturé directed
. her should have
_ tats Jame pre-
son petition of five
down. take action in
proceeding involves
proposed
nihitibn of titles, the
Mons from landowners.
, bidet more than live
M who contributed
also the lack of
t .
a clinic he a...
The bite
was“ WC. Ida rs
‘ oi Churnbusco ind.
record 111“.
holler andr tile satin “board‘s! park
catnmluionara. was: int-d by a rcIa
diction of the Genet Assembly to lay'
tut. grade, and finish the Capitol
Wzrounda and to report their (Iolmre to
Lbs Assembly
Tire late Governor Ilubburd was a
member of that commission and a re
port wot! made to tile (lennuul Assem-
sly signed by Charles Dudley Warner.
rs secretary. in which report the Capt
ol grounds were described as follows:
‘Bounded by the roadway. in front of
he State House on the north, Trinity
trust on the east. Capitol avenue on
the South. and Broad street and the
Park river. on the west." This report
.vas accepted by the (terrors! Assem-
ily and ordered on file in the secretary
1 the state‘s office, where it has re-
mained evcr’since. The site in lines
tion is within the limits of these boun-
daries. The state does not hold any
dead to the. property upon which the
Capitol building stands, though it ap-
pears that such a deed was drawn at
.he instance of the coihmon council of
the city of Hartford. but was never ex-
ecuted. or at least never delivered. If
the present contention of the city is
true then the (ommlsslouers who do-
lined the Capitol grounds were In er-
ror. and the state has no control of any
of the. land north of the Capitol and
beyond the limits of the flout steps of
the main entrance.
This condition would of course be
entirely ,unsuitable, for the state
should control the approach to the
main entrance of its Capitol. It has
always exercised this control. and the
property has been policed and cared
for improved and maintained at th‘
state“ a expense There can be no scr
Ious conflict between the city and the
atate' regarding the singularly effective
site upon which the Capitol resin. or
regardiugits Immediate surroundings:
both are equally interested and take
equnl pride in the beauty and utility
which are there combined. The ques-
tion, if any real one exists. originated
In it misunderstanding which can can.
lly be rectified if the city will give to
the state a deed containing the some
boundaries as those described in the
report of the park board‘whcn they
were acting with the comptroller upon
the state commission.
A few mortgage foreclosure cases,
scheduled in the report. appear from
the date. of their commencement to
have remained pending in court for an
unusual length of time In each in-
stance howcvcr they remained by con
sent; 01’ parties, arrangements having
been perfected fol payment In instull
ments of the amount Involved
Included in the report are the opin-
ions given by the ultornoygencrul on
various matters, at the request of the
General Assembly. the comptroller and
other state oflicers.
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INDIAN BRINGS SUIT.
John T. Seco Wants $5,000 from E. N.
Clark. of Milford.
An indian‘, who makes New Haven
his home, has brought suit against his
former cmpldyer claiming 85.000 dam.
ages. The papers were served yes-
terday morning. The plaintiff is John
T Scco of 47 English street. The de-
it ndant in the case is E. N. Clark a
wealthy contractor of Milford.
Seco claims that owing to the con-
tractor‘s carelessness he was compell-
ed to stay in the. hospital 108 days. 93
of which were spent on his back. Clark
hired Soon to work for him at. Trum-
bull Conn. Solo was engaged in get-
ring out timber for Clark. His work
was to drive a horse. On January 28
1002, the wlrli’fie tree attached to the
harness of the horse broke. The. flying
wood struck $000 with such force that
his leg was broken.
Scco claims that he is permanently
injured. He says Clark promised to
settle with him, but never has. The
Indian claims that the whiffle tree was
infirm and he had called Clark's ab
tenllon to the fact. Attorney Jacobs
brings the suit for Seco.
FINDS WAY TO LIVE LONG.
The startling announcement aim-n
Discovery that will surely lengthen
life is made by Editor 0 H. Dow
"I wish to st ey'
he writes "that Dr. Klng'sNow Dis-
covery for Consumption la the most
lnfallihle remedy that l’have ever
known forOougherOIrirudOripi It’s
invaluable to people with weak lungs.
Having this wonderful medicine no one
need dread Pneumodla or Consump-
tion Its relief is instant and cure
certain.” F. H. Baxter guarantees ev-
ery4 50c and 81 bottle and gives trial
bottles free.
CERTIFICATES FILED.
The E. N. Welch Manufacturing
Company, .of Bristolahas filed in the
office of the secretary of state a certiil
cats from the superior court of Hart-
ford county glving it permission to
changie- Its name to the SessionI‘ Clock
Company.
The Fenn-Sadler Machine Company
has been incorporated to do business in
Hartford The authorized capital is
$10. 000. The incorporation are Joseph
E. Sadler, Wilson L Fenn and E. Hen-
ry Hyde.
The A. M. Flint Company, of Thom-
aston, has filed articles of incorpora-
tion. The authorised capital is $5. 000.
Articles of assoaiation have been 01-
ed in the state secretary‘s oh‘ice by the
Kenningtan Friendly Social Club.
4---—-in+h—d—.-Lq—-i-uan
CHILDREN POISONED.
Many children are manned and
made nervous and weak. it not killed
outright. by In giving them cough
arm can opiates. Foley's
Honey and Tar is I safe and certain
remedy for con 3;,pr Ind‘lhng
0 only prommeh
lightning they. contains no opi-
O
m IILLI.
n. has appointed
connection: halt-
in w '
mission, modulator the Memes
.Br‘itish embassy here has secured the
t remedy,’
<1“! Emulsion ofdodlrveroil.
”Odd new :hm;IIIA u"
solos cdriouI Information is furnish-
cd by the “statement of the vote" of
the recent state election, as compiled
by the secretary of state and publlsliv
Assembly. The figures are made up
from returns received from the nice
tion oilicers In the scvcrul towns. ,
The luck at interest usual in an off
your Is Indicated y the showing that
of 902. 972 personp‘ registered and on
titled to vote, only 161.80 were clreciti
ed as having voted: that is 41.392 did
not vote—a number equal to the eu-
tll'o voting list income of the new
states. One surprising fact reported is
that while only 151.680 are reported
as voting. envelopes to the number of
102130 wr re found Ill the ballot bows
Whether 659 extl‘itenvcloposi got Into
the boxes or whether the checkers
failed to ('lli‘th 559 voters is a prob-
lour‘for which no solution Ill given.
" (if the. 101.580 voters. that is pre-
suming the number checked to be the
correct number, only 156,403 voted the
general ticket, for state officers. con-
urcssmen; sheriffs and state senators.
indicating that over 5.000 voters failed
for one reason or another to record
lirolr choice for those oillcials. There
was a larger falling off In the votes
for local oililiuls only 138. 732 ballots
living deposited
The record of the rejection of bal-
lots and the reasons therefor afford
i-iOIIlL‘ interesting details, via:
General Local
4 tickets tickets
Double ballots ......... 401 247
Marked ballots ........ 252 223
In marked envelopes 20 21
In unsealed envelopes .. 09 88
Envelopes not endorsed
by booth tenders ii 4i
Unofficial ballots ..... «i7 34
Other causes .......... 139 07
Totals .............. 073 712
Foley’ 5 Kidney Cure
wakes kidneys and blmla'cr right.
REDUCED Two BONDS.
Criminal Court Diseases of Several
Cases and Adieurns.
After a session lasting but a few
minutes the January term of tire. crim-
iuul court of Common Pious adjourned
ycstcrduy until Friday at which time it
was decided to summon a Iury. Later
ludgc Light anvcr Instructions to call
the jury for Monday morning. on Fri-
dav is a busy day In civil courts.
Eight prisoners represented all the
new cases for the term. and not a ser4
ions offense was charged. Christopher
O’Rourke and Cbrisicphcr Riley. two
Bridgeport men who were heavily tin-
44ll In the llriducport City Court. for
the theft of a quantity of iron belong-
Ing to the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company, were. rcp-
rcsonicd In court by Attorneys Judson
and Klein. They naked for a reduction
of the bond to $200 and for n continu-
ance of the crises. - Judge Light grant
00 both motions. and friends of the
prisoners will attempt to raise enough
to set them out of jail.
Sidney Willis. of Bridgeport, and
William H. Stanton. of Bridgeport, two
wife-heaters, answered guilty when
the complaints were “read to them.
Their cases were continued until the
curt comes in next week.
Antonio llosso. who was captured in
a questionable. house. pleaded guilty
Io belucr n frequenter. lieu was the
nul'v one of the lot that the proprietor
did not bull. and has been in jail since
December 29.111 view of his time.
Judge Light gave him only five days
ll 9.
’1“)ch McLaughlin. of Danbury.
pl aded guilty to intoxication on De-
cember 27. and was committed to the
llanbury Jail for twenty days. This is
a reduction of ten days.
John Skelly, of Danbury. admitted
that he hadn‘t supported his wife and
four children. The case was continu-
ell.
A jury will be called for Monday
when some cases continued from pre-
vious terms will be disposed of, and
Judge Light will sentence those who
pleaded guilty yesterday.
PRIVILEGE F0. KHEDWIAL CO.
CONSTANTIN PIIE. "Jan, iii—Ji‘lle
Issue‘ of an imperial Irsde granting the
thdlvial Navigation Company of Al
exandria Egypt. the some privileges
for its ships. to go hence through the
Dardanelles without stopping. as enjoy-
ed by the other companies. The em-
bassy had been agitating the question
for years. with no result. until it re
cently ordered the Khedlvial steamer
El Kahlra to pass‘through the straits
without stopping.“"l‘his was accompo
lishcd withoutvincident.’ When the
oorte was notified of the embassy’ s acs
tion an trade was promptly issued dust
before the steamer's departure. grant-
big the company the privilege reduired
MR. HEWITT VERV » LOW. ;
NEW YORK. Jan. 18.-It was said
It the House of Abram S. 'Hewitt early
today that Mr. Hewitt was still alive,
but Very low.
Large checks are the correct thing
in oinshu would
cd for the information of the General ‘
Paper-I In smoulmsm Iliad Willi
Mommy of Mate.
(imrsc M. Oicott and others have lil-
ed a petition with the secretary of the
state for presentation to the general
inuscmbly. in which they ask for the
repeal of the charter of the Ridgcflcld
Water Supply company.
The. petitioners Itnic that the com-
puny was chartered ill 1898 for the
purpose of supp lug water lo roul-
dcnts of Ridgollo. They then allege
that a pretendgdiorgaulaation was Div
looted and that- after this pretended
organisation :1 contract was made with
the Connecticut Construction company
for the construction and equipment of
:1 plant. '
'l'lrc allegation is also made that the
oiiiccrs of the. water company were
also officers of the construction cour-
‘puuy and that the water company
agreed to pay to the construction (om
puny 8119.040 for the building of the
plant.
It Is alleged that the payment was
made by insulin; to the construction
company 849,000 in stock and $70,000
in bonds of the water company. and a
further allegation Is mode that the
actual cost and value of the construc-
tion and equipment of the water com-
pany's plant was less than $60,000, and
that any sum paid by the. water com-
pany lll excess of that amount. either
in stocks or bonds. was a fraud on the
innocent stockholders and on the pub-
illlfl
The. petitioners also claim that the
water company does not furnish an
"abundant" supply of water; also that
both the water company and the con-
struction company are insolvent and
wholly unable to perform their con-
I tract obligations.
WESTPORT.
Mrs. Sidney Watts is visiting her
sons in Hartford.
Tlilce (hllilltm ill the family of Wil
llnm Collins in Snugntuck. lllc danger-
lIIIi- Iy III with scarlet fever.
The Q. 14‘. ( lull had llll cuicrtulnlnn
mission Saturday night at the resi-
lcucl- of Thomas Tl'i‘lltIWI'll.
Mrs, l.. R. lloyt, who is the victim
of scarlet fever, is on the road to rc-
fovcl‘y and is able now to be about Iurr
Lions i’lnlns Ironic.
Gcoruo Jennings who has been on
be sick list. is sufficiently recovered
'(s it“s.lllllir Ills messenger trips to New
York. commencing yesterday.
Saturday funeral services were held
uvm‘ the remains of Mrs. livliu More-
‘iolrsc at her late lcsidcncc hero. The
body was taken to IIrewériers N. ‘1'
lol' lntcrmcni‘.
The state grunge holds its annual
cssinil In ilaltlord comllrcncllig lo-
lluy und (ontlnlliul: through Thursday,
Id. N. Slppcrly, (l. I". Darrow and other;
prominent loci-1i grungors will attend!
Thursday night the ladies of
Methodist (“hutch will hold another
«upper in the conference room. These
\vcnts are always in order and the
mortal excellence of 1110 scrvlm
ervcs to attract others than members
of the church.
Fred. Homeroom clinic ncxrr having
another plans»: In the creek nt Greens
Farms switch Sunday night. lie was
on his way home and got mixed up
with darkness at the, lower shore mud
and narrowly escaped walking into
the sound, That particular locatlorr
is an (-vcl‘wilngly dangerous one at.
times like last night.
William Ilcurscn narrowly escaped
scrlpllu injuries Friday. by being
burned with gasoline. lie was 40:14
rlcnvorinlz In clean a gasoline
and in lighting Ii for ther purpose. of
wing whether the difllculty had been
remedied the gasoline blazed up. In
his efforts to shut off the supply, he
was burned on the right wrist.
The newly elected cillcers of Sauss-
iuck ilosc Co. are: President. 15. W.
llubbeil: viceprcsidcni. W. F. Ker-Ii'i‘:
secretary, .l. 8. Gregory; treasurer. It.
C. Smith: foreman. anhnnlcl Gault:
assistant, Charles Brocton. They will
celebrate their election on Tuesday
wvcning. January 27. with n supper to
‘Iic members, in the hose house.
Last night Pioneer Hook and Lad
lcr Co. gave Its annual dance. in Nut-
ional hall. The members used
their best energies to "incite the affair
:1 credit and success to themselves
end it without doubt proved such. The
committee having charge of the affair
comprised: * J. F. ‘Coyle, J. W. Ryan.
Ill. (1. Wheeler. S. Di Giovanni. J. M.
Meyers. Bl. Coyle. T. .1. Kirk. Charles
llcnnerberg.
Property owners who are given to
’nult finding with the assessors should
acquire real data in Oxford. where
the fax assassin nt ls only 34 mills.
Mrs. Wilkins, resident of this place.
owns a farm t ere that she has vainly
tried to dispose of for 82 000. Its 115-
sessed valuation is tarot. Adjoining
Is the Melgs model f rm assessed at
‘13 per acre. whilst a farm in ques-
tion. no way near thatstsndsrd. 'It is
claimed, averages $19.50 per acre.
it Is not the swallows that are now
harbingera of spring, but the commer-
'cial tourists that begin to hock into
town arid life really with summer at-
tire and warm weather geods. There is
enough of .wlntér remaining to occa-
sion renewed interest in the coal ques~
in lawsuits this season.
4 Losluofii‘ms s.
Are you losing flesh?
so. better consult your docto:
at once, Hamill tell- you the
cause. Wefpan provide the
crunch is Scottie
A young woman in Batavia
vmtesvus snails lost twenty-
fiv, pounds in three months.
7 .. when peace will once more hover o'er
tion ,buttfor all of that the frost seems
to hay; worked out of our marrow and
We begin to look forward to the time
I
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the home circle and pater families
won‘t 110.. rudely aroused from a chill
bv the cylinder that “door-s are made
on: induction octane it sex
is the nine A. Tlsdals. Summerton.
Illf‘ %
stove ‘
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$00
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‘Dut wow u wry excitln jackpot I
won lus' night, on u bluff."
tus l’inllly.
sulll Eras
us lll‘ tilled his riglrr and
dropped his but owr his eye. "Did
you raise do (11111101708ka James
Colllflowrr. “Nu, suh; I oprlied u
razor."-Wuslriugllm Star.
UNCONSCIOUS FROM GROUP.
During a sudden and terrible attack
of cl‘oup. our little girl was unconscious
from strangulation, says A. L. Sput-
ford, poatmusrcr. Chester, Mich. and a
dose of One Minute Cough Cure was
administered and repeated often. It
reduced the swelling and inflammation
cut ilru mucus unil shortly the child
was rusting ”my and spcullly recover»
ml. it cures Coughs. Colds, Int (lrippc
and all ’l‘lrl‘oui and Lung troubles, One
Minute (,‘ouglr (.‘ur'u lingers in
throat. and chest und enables the lungs
to contribute pure, liculilrgiviuu oxy-
gen to the blood. Clifford l’llill‘nlile.
as
lluslr:inli»”l cull'i sec. my Ill‘:ll‘,Wlllll
Knoll tluri border of fur (liii‘fs around
’lll,‘ bottom of your skirt." Wife—v-
Wr‘ll. ll docs lots In good. It shows the
neighbors that you can iril‘or'll It."~—
"Ilir~ill.u liuily \‘l- u”
1N BED FOUR WEEKS WITH LA
GRIPPE.
“(4 blue rocciwd "11' following lit
2101 from \lr lloy Kclrip of Angola
llrd. "l “as In llf‘il fo:‘rl weeks with
u gripper and i tried many remedies
‘nlrll spent considerable. for trmrtluerli
.wi‘llr physicians. bui I received no rc-
’.Il(>f until I tried Foley‘s llililt‘y mid
i'l‘nr. 'I‘wo smlrll bottles of this film”
:linc cllrcll mo and now I use it cxcllr
laivcly in my family" 'l‘uko no sub-sit
itutcs. Plalsicd‘ 4: drug store. "
Young Morrkcy~~“ll:lli. I'm going in
be the purist of honor at u l' lrllrm‘ 0le u
by some leaders of the 'Iud’ tonight!
will Monkey-w“ Well for llillU‘Il s nuke,
in in roullol your frillllfli' llou'i in ll\
um mun boicll than you can possibly
ibrlp.‘ 'l’uck.
'nauuan sstvs
1h a 11104.: ‘ "9 mrhlvo in the world.
“"I llclc‘ s absoluiclv no use oxpi‘i ling
lolnmon courtesy from that man ling-
gins!
”W hut' a up now?“
"lie recognized my umbrella this
morning and refreshed my rnclnory."——-
Ilulllmore News.
HEADs SHOULD NEVER ACHE.
Never endure this trouble. Ilse n1
once the remedy that stopped It for
Mm N. A. Webster. of Winnie, Va.
She writes "Dr. Kink's New Life Pills
wholly cured me of sick headaches I
had suffered from for two years." Cur-o
Headache, Constipation. Eiliousness
,25c. 01. F. H. Baxter‘s drug store. "
Old-Fashioned Grandmother - Now.
Rhidn, you know you WPtIl‘ that tower-
ing but with all those feathers on it
just to attract. attention.
lip-to-llaie Descendant—Why grand»
mother. that’s what they built. the Par-
thenon for.———L:hicago Tribune.
NEW CENTURY COMFORT.
Millions are daily finding a world of
comfort in Bucklcn‘s Arnica Salvo. It
kills pniu irom Burns. Scolds, Cuts.
Ilruises; conquers Ulcers and Fever
Sores: cures Eruptions, Salt Rheum
Rolls and Felons; removes Corns and
Warts. Best Pile cure on earth. Only
25c. at F. H. Barber 5 drug store. N
"I think that In order to make a
good husband a man should practice
self denial. "
" 'Yes' But not preach it. "—Brooklyn
Life.
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
Kodol does for the stomach” that
which it is unable to do for itself.
even when but slightly disordered or
ural Juices of digestion and does the
work of the stomach. relaxing the ner-
voua tention. while the inflamed mus'
clear of that organ are allowed to rest
and heal. Kodol. digests what you eat.
. and enables the stomach and digestive ..
organs to transform all food into‘ric ,,
red blood. Cill’ord i‘harmacy; '
“‘9‘ _
-. C, places DeWitt’s Witch Hiixel
Salve. Ha "I had the piles for.
10 years. ed many doctors andi'
medicines. in tailed “anagram De-
Wi ' "
tt maria-use or tilt W
me." It: is
his didn't!»
tineptl
Witch lineal willie Ila .
unwangiwmrem taint ,'
six persons were killed: ” "I wonder if
this can he one of those quiet. home
wedding! that the society reporters are
airmail? called jupon to describe?”
w—CIsVelnhi’flail ii‘Deller.
firW’hadaofe nation
illuminenmmlsm
4Alllhinln yingtributeto
”a M"
the ,-
oveoloaded. Kodol supplies the nat- ‘
'"I see that at‘afLoulslsna weddinav
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“a. in”-
Minister WI dull“ on c cal
wished him to deliver an address for
4 gilrc benefit of n mission church.
(‘quuI mention was made of
the
i': at that the pastor of the church hild
Ill
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living In Lima 0..
know of his recovery froru threatened
kidney disease.
cured by using Foley's Kidney Cure,
which i recommend to all. (especially
trair'rmcn who are usually similarly af-
lilcted."
paiil ht.
lzlru.
today.
know is $2."~—~l4}xcliange.
petite.
Only 500
for. druggist
In crime.
it-
lives.
phih Press.
ii. Baxter,
macy.
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right:
casement is with her
know,
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Transcript.
001.,
dyspepsia.
tress and. belching.
I could hear of, but nothing helped mt
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely. "
preaching in his
'iuccntly r-rcsiguui to enter upon it new
. ill Id of labor on tho Pacific (Dill-II.
mayo—w...
led upon
liu Washington by A committee who
worsen ‘
“Why (11“ i“. Willi!" v" asked Mr w" lCured byllie III"! kodolararscolvod daily.
“llcluusc he had rccclw d n cull to
liiIlIIl i‘”,lllll(ll " was the reply.
'Wirut unlury did you pay him?”
r our thousand dollars.‘
' What is his present salary?"
"Itlglit thousand dollars."
at l,"
fly
The many friends of (1. ll llau
Engineer I.. II. & \V R it. at present
will be pleased to
He writes: “I
Plaisicd s drug store.
come to pay my bill." Bald
“I've
l lllz'llt'VP.
“"933
total of Sllzi.”
‘1 don't quilc understand."
“That brings It up to duie. inclul
My charge for office visits
THE SECRET 0? LONG LIFE.
Consists in keeping all the main or-
gans of Ihi: body In healthy. regular
action, and in quiclllvrlestroying (Icirll-
ly dlscnsc 'r‘l‘lllti.
ulntc Stomach, Liver- and Kidneys, pur-
ify the blood, and give a splendid up-
Tlury work wonders in curing
Kidney lilsnnsu-s, Female complaints
llismrses, Constipation. liys-
pepsin and Malaria.
and strength always follow their use.
guaranteed by F. H. Bax
Electric Bitters
crvous
Vigorous he
“WI-ly.liinulic," he said.
"I that
you told "11'“ you sat up till nearly
morning reading this magazine?"
"Yes, I dill." she answered.
‘Illut not mu- of the pages are cut."
“You don't have to cut the pages to
read about the corsets and baby food."
-~Chlciigo llrcurd Herald.
n-» 1......
(A LIFE AT STAKE.
If you but kin-iv Illi' splendid m
(If Foley's Nancy and Tar you would
never be without it.
will prevcnt an attack (if-pneumonia or
save your life. Pluis-
'4 dose or
ll may
d‘s drug store. ,
'l‘ownr~llrugg scours to bc a char
I)l-‘ fellow irilcl‘ :iII.
lliut a poor \W'Illilll stopped him on the
I‘II'I‘CI. yoslu-l‘fli‘fl, and told him teal-fully
illni llf’I' l-lllldl‘cn worn almost perish—
Irrg with cold. and Hlli‘ hull nothing to
11:4 says In» :rliclnl—
ml to lli‘l' wants inilumilaiely.
Yes, I saw that not of klllil-
lie was telling
like u fire with.
liruwnem
lie gave llf‘l' a match—Thrill
SAVED A BOY’S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford. Del., says: “Brazilian Balm sav
ed my boy’s life. lie began Just like"
ilre one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly drapped
in sleep and was all right in the mor-
ning." For sale by R. ll. Plnlated. F
and The Clifford Phar.
I.
ilcl ty~“(‘l)nstirm-o
is wearing
diamond ring on Ill-r cucugmncnt Illi-
l'II bet 9110's only trying to fool
Ills."
Mllllilt’vr-"Oll. it's an engagement.
she told 'rne about it. The
dentist.
and she pill the ring on
she might forget
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
“I suffered for years will
says:
Used to have great
For sale by R. H. Plaisted and F.
Baxter.
."I think that man is rather suspi—
cious about me.” remarked the seal.
Eskimo hunter
kayak.
“Suspicious?" queried the walrus
“Yes. I think he's inclined to t
dictating the
me for a skin."
-~8TOP THAT COLD.
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra
aillan Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried, almost without exception
10. 25, 50c and $1. 00 bottlos:
ford. Baxter’s or Plaisteda.
ww—LM a...
To have a lasting Vanilla
. Flavor it must be- made
without alcohol.
is it Possible?
Emphflcally. vssr
Meet every uremia: I "
sold the disciple of Confucius
cry loud call."-}lulfalo Courier.
“(Inc hundred and ten dob
‘ said ‘llr. PricevPrlcc. “mulling
li."-—Boston
I tried everythinr
The C111
iiClear as Daylight! ;
cavern Ls
Bill].
Wilt!
l.
the
ling
you
I'll:-
alllr
lght
(-rli
i we
ita-
m 0
lie!-
ll
all
cu-
you
for
dis
H.
80‘
she
Their lroubloa nearly all begin with Iodine
tion or other stomach disor or.
If the food you eat falls to
vs strength
to your body. it is because
ills Juices Io-
‘ croled by the stomach and digestive organs
are inadequate to transform the nutrient broth
crlios of the food into blood. Thai II
indigestion. The system is deprived of the
amount of not ....i iv" ‘hl required to keep up
the strength and me result is that one or '
more of the delicate organs gradually grows
weak, and than weaker. until finally it is
diseased. Here a grist mistake is made.
That of treating the diseased organ. The
best doctors In the land make this very
mistake. Why should they ? It is so easy
to see that the trouble Is not there.
Kodol
Cures
This famous remedy puts the stomach and
digestive 0 lines in a healthy condition so
that rich. re blood is sent coursing through
the veins and arteries of every muscle. tissue
and fiber throughout every organ of the en-
tire body. and by Nature's law of health. full
strength and vigor is soon restored to each.
Kodoi cures Indigestion. dyspepsia and all
stomach disorder:
I have taken Kodol for nearly two months
after each meal and it Is the only remedy
that gave relief from the terrible pain: I
endured. After a time [would take it but
Once a day. and now, while I keep a bottle
handy. I seldom used it, as it has cured mo.
MR3. J. W. Cootmuon. Milo nier. N. Y.
[(0001 Digests What Yohlisi.
Bottles only, $1.00 sze hoidln 2% times the MK
Illa. which sells for 0 cents.
Drop-rod by E. O. DIWITTG 00., ONIOAGO
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACV.
KIDNEY IIISEABEB?‘
mthemostlatalolalldb-
fulfils nun one i. .
Butliiiilil mil
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized 25:“.
cent physicians as the
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE 60:. 4.443100.
0
“Doctor " said the wild- -eyed young
man “my wife is a klcptomaniac. Do
:lui‘rihillk you can do anything for
li‘l‘
“Well. we might try vaccination,"
cm'likell the young doetor. “You
know that keeps people from taking
things. ”—Philadclphia Record.
BEST FIIBWTIIE
BOWELS
f you lrIVen't a reunion healthy :11 gremlins gym
lU\§'|’ll!1\(l_I‘dil,\. y'wurr III or w" h(p|s your
own [Kl rpm, nuilCc well. Force. Int a “aha; loot vio
entpluslcu pill lmisuu. is dnugemusi The smooth
uiI, prudent. 1“an put-(tway 0 keep! nettle bowel.
Icur and clean I to tn e
CANDY
OATHARTIO
ANDY
to Good. 1’ 000%
Ill RSI I
1.: him- [or tree Iample. unlimfmlalectflin
r Millions
EAT 'EM LIKE
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HARTFORD PAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In effect December 21,1902.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YOR RK.
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10:10. ‘ 7 0'
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NORW W.ALK
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8: 00! 8: 02. 9: 00:. 10: 0211, 10: 04,
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-P. M.:—l202,1:.04 2:00x. 3:02,
$30!, 4:02x, 4:04, 4:30. 5:02, 6:.00:
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SUND DAYS.
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LEAVS SOUTH MNORWALK FOR
NEWH VIN;
1208x,115185 6:18.
42, 0:10;;10:0sx, 110 11.11: 37 .. '
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ringltion to above—P
DAYS.
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