from .
‘ f citation base
. ' sic 1|”.th
The law will not let an agent profit
svl ,hiseprlncipal‘s prop-
: i 0
w t
w laid down by Judge George W.
' "yesterday in rendering a, de-
from the superior court.
is rendered for the de-
.—
, trustees of the Sta-
rll'loéeAcademy. fund.
, ., -‘ ' Knapp. The action is it relic
' the . ercy L Johnson defalcatlon.
Jo n negotiated with the defend
t8
at .
also . including 26 shares of the
‘ dlerl‘t National bank. The defend-
is quoted a certain‘fi'gure to John‘
lint and he turned over the certificates
i, to them.
f Johnson supposed that they sold the
1‘ nail commission. But it developed
* II o oasei-oEIthe Bridgeport bank
summits . firm kept‘possession 0:
Hook from December id, 1899. to
. ch 7. 1900, and then sold it for
0 .50 a share.
‘ Johnson. it will he recalled. was one
of ‘the’ trustes ofv'the fund. Bennett
Beeley" named int” and he afterwards
'nhtned Charles I", Silllman to succeed
wh ch is in the neighborhood of $7.000.
said used the proceeds for his own ben-
it. o t. ' ‘ - . '-
ter Seth Hill; Samuel C. Show and
Charles F. Stillman were made trustees ‘,
andlthey instituted this action against
Bills"!~ Knapp; "alleging that
trustees. had~conyeysd trust property
fathom. howling.” to be such. The
aetiolt‘Wail ”mild but" ‘before Judge
Wheeler. and he has Just handed down
his decision”, He finds for the defen-
dants.‘-~~Ahebnipd as the decision is
a mom ,, atlinhfi . ‘ udge Wheeler says
in eon ‘ ‘ a: . “
writ (swore facts that the certificate
mu‘flsigfied In blank by Johnson. and
mom fi-lKnapp violated’thelr em-
‘ pioymsnttas brokers and held the cer-
' . nifloit'es in their possession several
months sag then.sold the property tit ii
area r co. than. they reported to
about“! . and pecketed the tilt.
.. tor-pr .
16mm: 311 {dues-not constitute the
. transaction a conveyance to and a pur-
lcbsse, by them. The conveyance could
only be effected .by the agreement of
onch‘pdrty‘to the same thing. ‘
"'The complaint is founded upon a
sale or conveyance by Johnson to the
. defendants, and there ne'er. was such,
a conveyance, hence in this action the.
(igloo ants cannot. be liable.
' in r» the. course of these de-
shlare‘s'hrocelyed " from Johnson. who
Lthtsyknew was a‘ trustee. and of the
'Wlni‘ and‘llmitatltins of whose trust
.. ' were bound to know. and. who in
g was not a ,de jure trustee of this
_ Iteration aux more than Mr. Silli-
. was. woul , in an appropriate ac.-
, render them liable for the entire
dim! 9 26 shares, is not a
minority!“ ry in this case. since
is“ ctlon. is grounded upon a con-
iv do to and put-Chase by the do
«seam; and. not-'upon - a possible
conversion of trust property.
_"0 e M is't'od clear for divergent.
'l‘h defdndnnts could be
to“ account 'fdr . the 8117,
.«9
, Interest thereon; in some prop r
ctlda, for this sum was received by
sale of this trust security. and has
ever been accounted for by theso‘de-
Jet an" slant profit by dealing with his
such profit belongs to the principal."
~Dill to'
- of insurance Department:
. cute . ”3.80118
Mix:
than" spoke
hit
. iiiuheitriibhies of some"
- not“ societies: The com
W ‘” The heat-in. closed.
"My: .
rufi‘fispsaiinée" '
’ "\,- ’9‘. ‘-—m m
second-class seats-
".“mmw“
lively. has r07
your“; .
..m' .
Hi ,_
s
.m
. Beechem’s:
, Wheeleriays flown
- ‘ flair.
t y dolsr of such profit be-I
the principal." is a principle;_
. The conference was organised by Prin-
tcopai iioolter T. Washington, who in
. t: e t
WI: the action brought by Soth'i
. ’asil others.
against-t
. securing homes. the freeing. ourselves
dispose of some gilt edge bank -‘.
then and there and took their
i
.provcd and’concluded‘with the dec-
tSeeléy. Whhejlolding this position he -‘
‘dls used of the stock. the value of :
the .
tenants in dealing with these 263
é ‘iicigulpa.’ in command of the army
e defendants from the proceeds of:
handsets to any one. The law will not
'ijirinclpal's propertyf’ every dollar ’ ‘of t“
plastic-.939“ assent Losses
affirm Undoi- - Supervision
..§IARTFORD. Conn. February 18——
Ill—Senator Burton H. Mattaa'n; of wa-
. flown. appeared before the insurance]
maturities-western“ afternoons-in fa-i’;
of a bliiimttlng the benefit secie-'
sntl.0dtl Fellows.
. , business-under the lachy. the presidingl'ludre. said heiI
i -n;pf,.th_’f;state insurance de— thought it more probable that if Spain,
, Mr: at _ ofthe even in the spring of 1897 had been’
Wfienflponlomecietyi ati in a~posltion to establish a treaily ef-
_ at it‘ppwheihg seamen--l
. ”the promoters prefer that it
' nutter state supervision for
rotection of the members.
a" ,blll."foi- this purpose
Insurance commission-
"nettle-Minion" Betta aoli
. . . ifsscstra‘sv“ cs‘ use LA u AT
. has wracked to~ihyesti- n ‘l‘ ' '
traumas”: undies the
‘ .‘ jn‘honEst'htisi-
. to'msltesn'an-
, the Jifsirs. its-favor-
upcowm oneness
payllg’ orer $100
answer“ .
ass-t mm aw -
* train...
. g
Ai-fl'éb‘
It causes more than half the
i , I! l i ll
or. with W .
Mprevented
if Beecham’s ills are taken
whenever nature calls for assist-
Comfort and happiness
fofiow‘the use of
Iut tits Ihsrlff Was TOo Run for Him
. and New He is Under Arrest,
STAMFORD. Feb. lit—«A shooting
affray that miiy result seriously. oc~
.t‘iirrtiiiiln High ‘Rlilge. on the Chuck-
itown road. Sunday afternoon. between
‘4 and 5 o'clock. (leorgo Waters.
about 05 years of age. was shot in tiny
isothWho-il attending: him. is fearful
l
t
' Pills
1 Sold lit‘ri‘ywhre. lti boxes We. and 236.
hesitant! scone: coursssscs.
f Princiap‘i Booker T. Washington Deilv.
I ersd the Opening Address.
TUQK‘EOEEu All" Feb. ist—The i
twelfth niinuiil Tuskegee negro con-I
lei-once began its session‘at Tuskegee
Normal and industrial institute today.
\
l
leg above the knee. and Dr. William
lest blood iioisoaingpltsii develop with-
sorlous-effecf. . A shotgun was. the
waepon used. and it Is charged that
.James iseggett discharged tiie gun.
thssgctt is under arrest in tile city jilll'
'hot'e. . .
“ Deputy Sheriff Charles w. lIi‘lllll'lll'
Iflnd Special Officer Henry s, St‘llot‘k'.‘
. who arrested the accused. had a wild
i i'iilc‘ihoughrihe ice anti elect to High:
:Rldgo late Sunday night. They rcturir.
ed with their prisoner about It ti. m.
The shooting was on a farm owned
by David” Holly. proprietor of the NH
inuritnt fo‘i'merly conducted at Bell anti ‘
Atlantic streets. by Mrs. Mary Cur-I
painter.h Deputy Shfrlff Hendrle knock-i
his me u am a. ‘ : m cat e door, am a voice from with
"Fl‘0m!lltl‘e‘:l‘fll $1138 33;: fillile 1:3“ in which he recognised as licggcit'si
work of this conference to confine lt-Iuflrash . b , ,..
"w" to it simple and informal consul-i 'l‘hilflt’if‘llctert‘nnde kiiowu ills Identity ‘
”mm" of u“ methods and means of : and after lsomeI llttie‘ delay the door;
from debts. the saving of stone . the I “m "”9“" by- unlus Peliiam. 1’93“"
encouragement of‘ intelligent piy‘Ioduc- 1' “H "0"th to be 9”" Pelham and
era. the payment of taxes anti the cul- ' hiran‘Onrpenter told ‘3” officers they
llvatiou of habits of thrift, honesty and ““9“ “°"',“"‘ -°' “" “M'e“"°“"-' ”l" -
virtue. the building of schoolhouses ”Mali” were not to be bluffeti mi
and churches. the securing of educa~ easily. They began a search of the!
tion and high Christian character and house. WM” one wmcmid "‘9 ”m“
friendship between the races. ‘13:; ?:ihb;t?:t:t ""0“” the place from ‘
Thr h ut the en 1' c we ' ' '
kce‘gqtflige a feellnzlgfrfigpo “32:“ The search finally brought the. ofh~I
t-oiiragcmei'it.~ Wd'huve Jeep dflkeriwrs to the attic. and here. in a tiarlrl
days titan'those through which w now )coriier. beneath a pile of old carpets“
seem to' be passing." “ The'conference I "9““! was found. and placed under;
adopted resolutions setting forth var~ :nrrost. He denied the charge. 3
ions methods by which the condition.
of the colored’agrloulturlst can bei ini- I FORMAL'N DECLARED‘A‘FA'LUREW
Is a Temporary Check to Grewth ofI
Germs, But Later on is an injury.
‘ NEW YORK. Feb. 18.-The widelyl
heralded discovery of formalin as a
cure for blood poisoning is now do-
It'iai‘etl by New York physicians to be a. .
.falliire. Tests which they have made .
are. said to have shown that formalin
lls only a temporary check to thel
SAN FRANCISCO,' 091" Feb. 13_. ,growth of germs, and in the long run.
. Passengers on the steamer Peru, from Illrm'i‘fl an Injury to the patient. j
ICcnti-al American ports believe that‘ Rabbits infected with blood poisoni
2 war between Guatemala and Salvador tgcrnis anti subjected to formalin treat-
: is inevitable. They report that promi- 3 meat (lied several hours sooner than
I uent residents of (lautemaln (my are I rabbits similarly infected and not!
Inoi backward in circulating the state-+9139“ under "“5 treatment. i)r.;
lment that President Cabrera will not “‘90?!" F- Shrady 533'“ he regards
, n“. to serve out his term. They say .thc results of the. tests conducted byI
the. inference is that General Toledo Ithe bacteriological expert of the health j
ldepartmeiit as confirming his view and
1thnt of many others of the profession.
will_ if he desires, be placed at the.
head of the government.
in the latter part of January. accortl- Tim“ "1“ formalin ll‘i’mmem w“ a m”‘I
ing to M. Uhremlster. a merchant. and 1“”. I
Herman A. Dodge. a locomotive englu- “it has gone the way of many other
eer. both from Guatemala. City. a bat- heralded WIN." “Md DI“ Shi‘fldY-
tie was fought by the government “W hen it was first announced it
troops against rebels at Juan”. about [struck the medical profession with
ten leagues from the Salvador fruit-1wonder that ““0" 3 simple remedy
tier. {should i ve so long been overlooked.
Business in Guatemala is beginning l'nl‘“ be much 10 ‘10 with the scepti-
to wane on‘account of the excited con- 10151" With WM?“ it W“ regarded.
tiltion of the country. A passenger on . “‘""'"’"
the_l’eru, leaving San Jose de Guate- I FIELD DISCOVERED-
mhish was General Pablo Ruls. a Col-ii
omblan. who had been expelled from!
Guatemala by order of President Cab. '
re‘ra: ‘ " *
'PA'NAMA. Feb. lit—A cable mes-
' sage‘received here last night from San ,
Salvador announced that the relations l Klandlkc has been made in Tnnana
between Salvador and Guatemala. I Valley. says a desparch to the Chroni-
which nearly ended in ‘ivar. have. now i cle from Tacoma, Wash. Two thous-
completely changed. Presidents Rega-‘and miners are stampedins thither
lado anti Cabrera. having peacefully ‘ from Nome. Dawson. Eagle and Ram-
‘ arranged their differences. President part. Some of them will probably be!“
iaratlon that "Prosperity and peace;
‘ are dependentupoh good relations be- ;
tween the'rnceaJ" ' “ .
WAR APPEARS INEVITABLE.
eon Guatemaiavand Salvador. Ac.
cording to People from Con-
trai America.
Betw
NEW GOLD
Two Thousand Prospectora Flocking to
Tatiana Valley.
CHICAGO. Fob. lS-deeral officers
on the Yukon River confirm the. story
that a gold strike equalling that of the
so many i-emarknl c ctircs of
Itui'ui method and
Sanitary and Educational Laws Bald
i be In Conflict.
h‘AlRFI . Feb. lli.——Tiie meeting
of the School Committee was trans.
ferrsd from the Town House to Middle
school and its executive session iieitl.
. therestiit of which Is not given public-
ity. although it is evident that too ac-
iloii of Dr. Donaldson in closing Cen-
turischool indefinitely, has proved a
i liter of moment to the committee.
»t- or two years there has been antag-
flis‘m between the Health officer and
School committee. What may be the
farmer's authority in the matter is not
plainly defined here. and there is a
question whether he has not overstep-
ped his authority. Such at least has
been the claim of some of the com-
niiitee.
llr. lionitltlsoii llil‘t‘ no knowledge of
Monday's meeting llllil all that is ill-
viilgcd at this time is thiit the com-
mittee is to meet again this afternoon
In Middle school. -
The health and educational laws
cliisii. it is compulsory that child-
i-cn be sent. to school. compulsory too
that towns keep schools open. Their
closing for; any extended period means
gl’ttillltl‘fof action against the town by
parents. it means more in the loss
of the Slate appropriation. These are
issues that the School committee is
called upon to meet. and t 'y also fix
ll grave responsibility on 8 Health
ofilct-r or others responsible for clos-
ing schools.
Why. If llr. Donaldson is empowered
to net as he has finally. are the con-
nested conditions of Southport. Strut.
field and some other schools ignored?
it Is reported that the sanitary condi-
tions of Southport school are worse
than l‘py‘ht'llotli in town.
ESCAPED AN AWFUL FATE.
Mr. H. liaggins. of Melbourne, Fla.
‘ writes. “My doctor told me i had Coti-
sumption and nothing could be done
for me. i was given up to die. The
offer of a free trial bottle of Dr. iting's
New Discovery for Consumption. iii-
duced me to try it. Results were start-
ling. l am now on the road to recovery
and our all to llr. King's New ills-
.tlilson-Powsll Corporation Guaran-
iIos That Hyomoi 'Wlll Cure the
Worst loss of Catarrit in The Nor-
wslirs.
When one of the most reputable cou-
t-ci'ns in South Norwalk guarantees
that a medicine will effect a' cure or
they will return the money. it speaks
volumes as to the merit of that reme-
dy. it is in this wav that the Built
spit-Powell Corporat on are selling
ih'omt-l. the treating-1st that has msdoi
i
_ both
iii‘bie and ciironlc sues of caturrli iii'
The Norwallts and vicinity.
. . liyomvl Is not it pill no: is it il liquid
lllltl has to be taken \i’llll‘fl tablespoon
or \vlncglass. Just breathe it by the
aid of an inhaler and that comes in
tl\'i‘l')' outfit and benefit will be seen:
from the first treatment. .
it destroys all germ life in the fill'
iiiissages niiti lungs and enriches lilltli
purifies the blood Willi additional.
ozone. ll i-iii'cs cliturrli of the lioud‘,
and throat. or of the stomach. llvcri
and kidneys. Wherever mucous mem~3
lil'ill’ll‘ contains cutsrrhni germs. thei'e'
Iioymcl will do its work of healinn.‘
When using Ulla treatment. the airy
voii brentiic will be found like that on
”W mountains high above the sea lev-
t-l, wlioro grow balsamic trees and
plants which make the air pure by glv-.
but off volatile antiseptic fragrance
tliiil is healing to the respiratory or-
gnns.
ilemember that if llyomei does not
-ure you the Stillson-Powell Corpora-
iou will refund your money. This is ll
9 to cure cstsrvh by this ua~.
prevent catui rlizili
colds that are t-i'i common at this sea-
SO“.
I
i
good fim
CANDIDATES ,FOR TRUSTEES. .
Aspirants for Three Vacancies at Agri-.
cultural College.
The contest of 1901. says the Hurt-
i'ord ’l‘imcs. over the appointments of.
trustees of the Connecticut Agricultur-
al college has been renewed at this scs- .
slim of the legislature. There are three .
vat-uncles to be filled. To one of new
l'ongi'cssman iicnry will be reappoint-
ed without opponition. vl-‘or the vacant covery. It surely saved my life." This
(1" ('l'l‘flit'll hi‘ Ihi‘ .i'esignailon 0' QX' great care is guaranteed for all throat
t‘ongressniau Simonds. the aspirants‘lnnd lung dig-(.3303 by F. ii. Baxter‘
.ii-i- Representative Lake. of Hartford. tlrilggist. Price 500 and 3]. Trial bot-
llllil Charles A. Capeii. of Windham. lies free. as
who was a representative front that
town in liltili. There is not so much HARTFORD MAIL CARRIER DEAD.
bitterness in this. however. as in the‘
constant[lord'iu'chFili-d“iiltmiiv'mttzgen‘ Eugene Austin, for Twenty Years in
cx- cup or _ . a . o n a.
who was selected by Governor Me- the Service. Suddenly Expired. .
Lean to flu a vacancy last year, antlr liAR'l‘iiORl), itch. lit—Eugene Gui-
now desires reappointment). and pro, Icy Austin. one of the oldest. lctlcr
bate Judge Leweilyn .i. Storrs. of‘ "WNW“ 0“ 'ht‘ Hartford "iii'“ ilii'li
Mansfield. who is strongly iiidorsed mv suddenly Monday night about in
that town, whammy“ college is ‘0. Ot'lock of fatty ticgeiierationdif the
rated it is reported that Senator Chaf- . "“3” .
fee. chairman of the committee on son- . Ml- A‘ihii“ “Rd l’t'i'il “'0?ka “H "t“
ate appointments. in not \‘Ol‘l' mpmuy iisi. came home illlil ate his suppt‘l‘
to (ix-Senator Hall. The report of Sen- 1 in his usual good health. Al’icr stip-
“mr Chnflg‘t‘s committee is likely to per he sat down and read for a short
time find then told his wife that he
provoke it debate on the floor of the;
senate. . ;tilought he should retire. as he fell
the
‘ruthcr tired. the snow making
walking bad during the day.
____..__ Mrs. Austin followed him shortly
Were 0v rho-rd Plannln a Trl of and they lay talking when he began
e C p to gasp and take short breaths. lie
Adventure. I soon 1) an out t and his uif seeing
.. ‘t _, -_\ cc ie c . 'c
'l‘lilgrriragliif 031:?“ {$233.53 1:3“ that he was unconscious hurried for
have asked the police authorities to as- ‘ a physician. but on his arrival Mr. Aus-
sisl them in locating the boys' where: ”HKIM“: foxudwto 2531?“: r c ‘ d
abouts. The boys are Ralston Scarlets. ‘ r. ’ "s n .“S “ ~"“' 0 ag a)
aged 15 and Alfred Wood aged 17 of} had lived in this city most of his life.
‘ . He had been ti letter carrier for the
Maple avenue. and Edward Russell. -. . , , .. .
aged 18. of Ensthiiiin street; I post [\HIII) years and “as utli llktti
. . i . .
\mmg Scarles goes m school 1",”, among his fellow carriers and tliost
lllltl the two other boys work in a fac- whom he ”“rved‘
tot-y. They have been missing since
THREE STAMFORD BOYS MISSING:
M
A WEAK STOMACH
Zelaya, of Nicaraugua' 15 again report- lab, as the weather throughout tiio Yu-
ed to be sending assistance to Presl. kon volley has. been most severe.
dent Sierra of Hondtmte and Presi- . stampeders are taking only enough
dent Regaido is said to have agreed
to help President-Elect "Bonllla. of
, Honduras. The congress of Honduras
| Feb. 16 appointed Juan Angel Arias to I new camp.
.be president and Mixlmo Rosales tol United States Commissioner Caly-
be vice-president on the departure of pool writes from Circle that six hun-
'. General Sierra tram the capital, Teg- tired claims have been recorded in the
new district. which is officially known
as Fairbanks. being named after Sen.
ator Fairbanks.
which is to attack the revoltitlonlste.
SPAIN~ AWARDED 3337.500.
OFFERED BALL TEAM.
1 Because of Failure of Clyde Shipbuild-.
ing Company to Finish Boats.
EDINBURG: Scotland. Fob. 18.‘-—~'I‘heE
courtof session today awarded the .
government of Spain 8337.500 in the,
.action begun here-January 20 by the
Spanish minister of marine. Sanchez .
‘? Toes. to .mer‘ $375300 (mm; “l" nlngs tamarsves. proprietors of the
‘Ciyde Bank Engineering and Ship-;H8I‘“0l‘d opera house, to‘ take the
building Company. because of the. com- = Hartford‘baseball team this season but
I. party‘s “failure to deliver in contract I it is unlikely that Mr. Jennings will un-
atime four torpedo boat destroyersldertake it. crying to the press or other
. wbleh‘had been intended for use amnibuslness.
ing’ the Spanish-American war. in; . .
’ the course of the judgment Lord Kyi- 1 FELL DOW
Corporation Want H. H. Jens
nlngs “Take it.
The directors of the Hartford Base
ball corporation. says» the Hartford
Pest. have presented a proposition to
H. H. Jennings, of the firm of Jon-
assebali
..
N'- EMBANKMENT AND
snow-also.
CATSKILL, N. Y.. Feb. 18.—Losiiig
his wsyiinthe blinding snow storm on
Monday, loonatd Winans. of Kinks-
tomufell down a steep; embankment
and wa's._drow'ned-in the two feet-of
water covering the river lists. The
body. coated with ice. was found by a
workman; Mr. Winans was about 60
years old‘. ‘ . _ .
t
fective blbckadenln' Cogs against the
‘ unloading of munitions of war. the ln~
surreetlon'. might have ~vbeen crushed 1
and American , intervention have been I
.sitoiiletl. " so; ”therefore. allowed
“Spain-$500.16: ”week for the 135
w tfdela't’.‘t‘ow ichishewhs entitled
under mascot. . ‘e '
STEAMER ANQCREW~ LOST.
‘ CHICAGO; February‘lsx-Accordlng'
to the Record-Harald . New Orleaa's
special, a'prlvste cahiegram received
there from w Janelro. states that.
the steamer lllll‘l'pbOlllld from Rio
iieJansiro to New Orleans, with a
cargo of Cm,‘ hashgone down with
all. on. board. .
.—
. CAPETOWN.‘ ‘
rCAPlilTOWN; Feb. ‘lmoionlal Sec-
retary CMWiain and: his putty ark.
rived here today and met with a host‘-
ty receptled'frmn .s crowd of about‘fifil:
000vpersolls‘. ' A numbhr of addresses
were_ prsgented .to his. ‘Chsmberllim . ‘ . ' . "7""
During threading b m a “mug mulfihELfim‘lDJQR pound;
.Prlme sinister Sprig!“ myeaion the . 1 .. It?!
platform and was'honed
un'cmsahonimflsipéech. madr to . mitteeofmmte a. storm .
an appeal fit the union tot-the races. lean-satlugthssya gandvappoihtstl
tit-decide... tits .toi- annuity.
a; . itt‘os..,«howev6sttiist since his
ammo Cage Colour he had become
less hopeful of immediate satisfactory
results 1 W visits.. the found.thst
‘. 'of the 0 races had
Mounialii"college,1hai decided. in is-
vor of Denver. which has offered a
W
V Reagan, was exited ate gigrolsm
pwpst soon In
‘ yes. the win! ’iota .i".
" It tailor:
year hy~havint1m Thomas’ ‘llelectt‘lc
ooh the house lost when it. is near
ed. " Cures croup
wounds of every shrt‘.’
"reinvent? cites“
.. “or;
.plotlorm Premier
tths subject of
.w
L:
ism,
til!
stta
The I
. l
Kimmie! ‘0 “18' them On the Journey. I disappearance is explained in this man-
Thls may endanger the lives of alt}
islnce proVIslons are very short in the,
OPUBBIQO. Col.,_'F;brusry 1.3;?an "
melting-mikes handm- reel! : tors
“’9‘ ;" ..' ”t v v .1 “'
' indent-eds lot ‘llves , "saved ever?“
- its" hem» tilt»
yesterday Afternoon. The boys have
been overheard planning it trip for ad-
venture. and it Is supposed that their
causes it weak body and invites dis-
‘ ease. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure euros and
strengthens the stomach, and wards
off anti overcomes disease. J. B. Tay-
lor. a prominent merchant of Chrles-
mnn_ Tex.. says: “i could not eat be
cause of a weak stomach. i lost all
strength and run down in weight. All
' that money could do was done. but all
thope of recovery vanished. Hearing
of some wonderful cures ei'fected'by
‘ use of Kodol, I concluded to try it. The
first bottle beneiltled me. anti after
taking four bottles] am fully restored
Ito my usual strength. weight and
1health." Clifford Pharmacy. "
as .
iicr. but as they bad very little money. ‘
cir parents arr worried.
The boys have relatives in New York ‘
.‘ and New Haven. anti the police hope to .
i find them Iii one of these two cities.
w-
fill
The Business Directory will he" found
on Page? today.
LAWYER AND SOLDIER DEAD.
PHILADELPHlA. 'li‘cb. iii—inwls
Sylvester Hough. distinguished as an
‘ educator and author, a lawyer of prom-
. lnence and a veteran of the Civil War.
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i irei'ef‘tl‘sgctll elgll‘ly-lgtl'lt‘fytili‘rs. heinallgiuegll . NEW YORK' NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
was born in Martinshiirg, N. Y. no:
I was educated at Hudson anti Atililihegsté
{Colleges and was admitted to 9 ar
5 st‘PCblumbus, Ohio. He we: 9.: author ; “”21“"
it, on American and Eagle istor-y
and wrote many books. his but:i known . In effect °1‘i‘_'!‘.'l°" 21' 1902'
works-being “American and er ar-I . .
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‘tions of the blood. The prettiest profuse.
Gal-stirs Solvent, or. Isnnsdy's New loll-
olns Will Dissolve and Expsi lions and
(travel from ills System.
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A surgical operation is no longer nodes-
for the routers] of Stone and Gravel
from the 10an and Bladder. since the
new medicine. C’s-loam Solvent. discovered
by the well-known physician and our son,
Dr. David Kennedy. of Kennedy ow,
Kingston. N. Y.. quickly diuolves nutl
swiftly ospels Stone, led and White va-‘
el, thus freeing the patient of the lnfittmma.
tion and pain, caused by the presence of
these time formations Better than all,
(labours Solvent 1prevents the foflnaiion of -
Stone and Grove and all uric acid condi-
sioa has accepted and heartily endorsed
the rinoipitl upon which Dr. Kennetl
has used his initials for Cal-curs so
vent. ‘
Write to the Cal-curs Company. Kenne-
dy Bow, liondout. N. Y.. for a free sample
bottle.
Remember; Only one Dr. David Ken.
nedy ever lived in Readout. City of Kings-
ton. N. \'.. and be sure you get his new
and latest medicine, which is sold only in
$1.00 bottles.
TRAINMAN WAS KILLED.
PUDDEFORD. Maine, Fol). lit——
George Miller. of Portland. foreman of
one of the ,wreelting-erews. was killed
yesterday afternoon. While lie was
beneath the tender of one of llll'
wrecked engines it suddenly fell.
crtihsing liiin l0 death.
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YOU COOK.
Exerybcdy C005,. soiiiu uudcr
difficulties; other not. Those who
do not undoubtedly use it GAS
RANGE.
recipes may vary. methods may
Your neighbor says
differ. but the one way to guar-
antee satisfactlory results is to
USE A GAS RANGE.
Conn. Railway and
i Lighting Company.
Don’t Be, ‘
Hoodwinked
into paying high prices for Wall Paper.
We have the most elegant designs of
wall paper at the most. reasonable
price you ever heard of.
We Will Furnish Puller.
hang it. and do all work necessary
without IllCUlth'lllt‘llCCIO you. and your
bill will be reasonable. too. Give us
the illiiicnsious. we will tell you what
it will cost.
Picture Frames and Window Shades
made to order.
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.
ARTISTS‘ MATERIALS.
Colors and‘oiher things that
artists use.
SPECIAL.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, Ioc.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. 25c.
Painting. Paper Hanging and
Decorating. '
LH. Decker.
Telephone Connections.
87 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn,
Hair Falling Out?
This can be prevented by ii system
atlc use of
MAGNETIC HAIR RESTORER
AND DANDRUFF CURE.
For sale at bnrbors and all drug
stores.
Magnetic Ilair Restorer Co.
ROBERT F. SCALZI. PROP.,
36 Washington St. South Norwalk.
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GATEIX' BRENNAN .
I0 $.MAIN STREET:
FINAL REDUCTION.
. To close out balance of our
. TRIMMED Hars‘
stress luvs-mos r
is our aim. To this end the prices are
4
. John H. Knapp.
‘Accideiiflesuane
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
A BETTER POSITION?
Arc you able .to accept one? .\
licttcr position—wile with greater
opportunities. may necessarily
have ll) he accepted at it few (lol-
inrs pt‘l‘ \rcck less salary. liavo.
you :i Saving-s llauk account
which will bridge over this defi-
ciency until you have prnvcti your
worth and lizivc secured the tlc—'
Sll‘t'tl increase? Money in the
bank is of trciiicndtiiis iiiiportaiiCe.
Why not start ilil account now
and right here? Think it over
and act.
Four per cent. is what we pay.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
United Bank Building.
.- -. .. .. --..._..- _..W H..- ._ .41!—
lnferssf, like time and
lids. walls for no man.
While you are waiting for
a proper investment. for
your cash earn Interest In
The South Norwalk.
Trust Companu
We loan money upon
Marianne ‘ and approved
collateral security.
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SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
titulaihnilhn
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Capital." trico.ooo.oo
Sumlus. $100,000.00
Other Profuse $40,700.00
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.ioiis ii. remuneration.
JACOB iii. titties. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Jehn H. Ferris Henry Seymour
Christian Swsrtz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
"J. Willldfijidarv‘itt.
Accounts ‘r'gollo‘lfsd
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List
emitted ants '
lltedlstrstlon itineraries”. '
“cumin case of death by accident
whils traveling as prescribed by policy.
06.00,. por.uissk..foc loss of time for
non-fatal injuries...
ALL mart-:00 PERYEAR
' For sadism-ll or writs
TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN. ~ -
3, Telephone Call. 107—4.
mercilessly cut in half—some less than
half. Three months yet to. wear them.
Take advantage of this offer. The
quality of our goods is too well known
to need description. Reduced prices ,
range from 98c to 80.00.
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Norwalk Chronicler