oasossss
ma ctossrs
Moi. surrsr AND corms
’ dill
i’ D
FANCY socxsas
coucHas auo swans
sou. TOP ossks
HALL tracks
a
PARLOR suns
MORRIS cumas
music'cAsmsTs
PARLOR TABLES
6“ W' 2‘ iv. * ”t
Wonderful.‘ltufioom Fra‘nk‘ Iax'tsr‘s
. Half-Print Iota at Dr. Howard'-
Dyspepsia Opsclflc. >
Wu are always glad to print in tho
Sentinel a story about a remarkable
succoss achieved by advortislnu. and
oapoclnlly so whoa. tho article advorv:
lined in ouo of superior merit. '
Not so vory long ago li‘rnnk llnxtorl
ono of South Norwalk's most ontor-i
prising druggists. succeeded in getting?
the Dr. Howard Co. to allow him to soil I
"M“: spocltic for thc cure of constipuo
,o. and dyspepsia at half price, as an
introductory offer. :
’l‘ho results of this advertising havel
boon phenomenal. and there has boon‘
hardly n wook without Frank liaxior
00K GASES
INING CHAIRS
A.
PUP
AGENTS FOR THE “CASLER” SECTIONAL BOOK CA8
E. CALL OR ,
anion JUGS. title.
'V"KRY8'TALEID." PURE DIBTIIJJGD AERA'I‘ICI) TABLE WATER.
5
i
I
"MAY no nan Haas.
- §TU
compute HOME
“.iifartlt Main and Ann Streets.
"TICKETS FOR THE MILITARY EIICi-I'RFJ FOR BENEFIT OF HOSPI-
RiE ANT .
ruauisuiue. ‘
South Normal/c.
UNDERWEAR-
Bothlot t‘hese‘iines are specialties with us aid
welinvrtc the attention of those not already on:
patronsSto our eicellent VoIUCS.
{Ladies’ and Children’s
We have some
i Boas.“
"W
in shorter shapes.
prices.
Jackets.
desrrable stvies left in these
seasonable garments. at very low prices.
We have some fine piecesioi Fur, in long and
all marked down to attractive
. ‘ i .
I ' A
_. llc
,t.
erman A. Son
South Norwalk.
'5 ii ii 3;: i .1”
.- {I “t i‘ t ‘ ‘ '. .
Washington St.
, % c an..." an... a... t; an;
ERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.
as. pale and saliow and the
hand rosy. Whence tne dif-
She whorls blushing with
9 Drawings New"Life Pills
it” B‘y‘ gently arousing the
they‘rco‘mpel good dig s-
ad 0!” constipation.‘ try
Duly 25c, at F. H. Baxter‘s;
#3 .
“it?
(K;
A"!
,-'-,"-+r'-—", '
- AMERICAN POSITION
ERBBURG. Feb. 19-
. admonish imbroglio
was pronouncedly
age Navoe ”Vremya es
frédnent ofditoriais
8 Ahglo—oernian action.
' 'g phroeisni. The-paper
‘3? ho ""v'er: inblihes to the
‘ ihlthp‘iinal outcome Amer
.- wince strangeness Ger
ncreiis’ed, Keen inter?
s Viagra-tho incident by
h w e genuinely anx-
ilfiiiéels‘ "of sauerkraut-
catlroam
”donut!
hit. “up
Eh s
and
A WEAK STOMAOH
nausea a weak body :and invites dis-
Jase. Kodol Dyspepsia pure cores and
strengthens the stomach, and wards
it! and overcomes disease.
for, a prominent merchant of Chriss-
nan, Ten. says: "i could not out be-
:ause of a weak stomach; I lost all
atrength and run down in weight. All
ice of Rod dbl concluded‘t'o try
int. bottle
to my usual strength. weight
nealth." ,Cltfford Ifhanaacy. .
a! mum»
date. of. Mancini“; ro
foraia that. in fingering
lathehmry
l
l
hoing obliged to order fresh supplios. l
Such was his confidence in tho romv
.4“)! Unit ho personally guarantood ov-
ory packuao of the specific that ho
litiIlI. and ugrccd to refund tho monoy
it' it did not ouro. His faith was woil
l'oundod. for out of tho hundrods oi’.
packagos ho has sold. only onc has?
boon returned.
Mr. Baxter, in commenting upon the
great succoss that. followed the udop-'
tion of his suggestion. not only in
South Norwnlk. but in other places.
showed the Sentinel a letter from D. l“.
Davis. of Barre. one. of the best known
druggists in Vermont. Mr. Davis wrote:
“The success of Dr. Howard’s specific
in our city is wonderful, 1 rcccivod my
first. consignment the last of July, anti
alnoo then have sold hundreds of pack-
asos, and cannot get it. fast. enough to:
kccp my customers supplied. l havo'
not. had a. singlo bottle rotnrnod. al-‘
though i hnvc guaranteed cvory 0110.:
and how hoard nothing but praise of'
its merits. This is a record unsurpass‘
od by any remedy that l havo sold.
in tho itventy~flve years i have boon in :
the drug business.” ‘
Mr. llnxior does not know how much
longer be will be able to continue soil.
lug Dr. Howard's specific for the cure.
of constipation and dyspepsia at hulfi
prico. but will as long as his present
supply holds out. Sonic of his custom- .
oru havo said they would pay a dollar’
in bottle rathor than be without it. '
fll 19E
PROPOSED STATE POLICE.
m
Secretary Thrasher Explains Why
he Favors Their Appointment.
Socrotary Thrasher. of the State;
Law and Ordc!‘ Longtio has givon out...
a statement explaining why he favors‘
the hi.l introduced in tho (loneral Air“
xzombly a tow days ago for tho appoint~‘
mont of a slate polico fort-o, with.
hoaduunrtors nt Hartford. .
’l‘ho judges of tho Superior t,‘ourt.f
who, of all oil'lcinls. arc most protoctod.
from political iniluoncos, arc to soloct
oight oommissionors. ono from oncli‘
‘tounty. to sorvo without salary. ’l‘ho
commissioners chooso n nuporlntouil-i
out. assistant supcrintcmlcut and olght‘
. tho Janos Methodist Episcopal Church j bought a fifty Wm box from my drum
3 also raising funds.
: oil word of tho worthlossuoss of lhoim W”.
rum "
i . We, gt w "t
Ivory datum rrsm‘catarrh Knows
i That Balvu, Lotions, Washes
i Sprays and beaches Do not Cure.
i I’owdors, lotions. solves, sprays and
,‘iuhnlors cannot ronlly curo Cuturrh.
; boonusi- t‘hls- dironsc is n blood dlr-ouuo.
:uod looni umilionliuus, ii‘ thoy act-om
. -— ‘ .
’ll
Willi! Iillti,
‘iiloui roliof. l ‘
. . 'l‘ho cnturvhul poison is in tho b not
- Churches Endowed WlIIh . .
thioui and llllt'llt‘ll trion to rollch tho
.nystoiu by soon-tint: largo (iilfllllIIIl‘r
' ; j M W ‘ ‘cliaiiut up ii i ‘l i! . | i 1
.—Gifts 0f $.5000 to four lli‘o throat. clduelillii; Idgnihiixi? yg chin:-
BTOOIiIYII PBSIOI'ST'JIBVn 0" su-rioun throat and lung troublos. m
' .\ ri‘iuoiiy to ronliy ruro cuiurri
f. Bartholow One ‘
plirh anything nl nil. simply ulvo iron»
and tho mucus mombrauo of tho noun.
WOIIIIIGSS Pieces ofPaperiol' nun-us. tho discilnrgo aomotlmor
. ins; tho idustnrhinu tubos. and ilftcr r
limo tnusiup, outnrrh of sluniuch
must bo uu illlt'l‘lliii rwuiody which \vil'
titunso tho blood from outnrrhul poi
, iron and roiuovo tho iovor nud r-ougos
A c ' '( ‘ 1i.- “ obori . .
Vl’“ \ "H“ IN" I it it'ou Hutu tho llllliililii molnlli‘uilt‘.
.“ .‘ v; :.“'i~'l‘.—‘ ..
:i'hlliiiimii‘r i:-Ii~ i‘i'ill‘iilh'k' Idiixlnflit hiitl'i-i ”I" “w“ and “'U i Hlmlt’i'n roiuodlo.
. . I I -‘ " ‘t “h "v ‘ , for this llili‘|itll~l‘ 2m nullst-pllrs scion
lnioudod us it joko on tho pastors- ol .
llIIi'llIIV known n.» liod (luul “ItltN
four urooklvu churchos. Tho jolro wast . ' . . ‘
in tho form-oi" Chocks for Shiltiti drawn‘ ltoot and ”Mll'llI-Zilll. uuil whllo ouch 0'
on tho First National Batik M “N‘thoso havo Ilotili :uili‘oli‘lRfIIIIy usmi sop
foot of llroadwuv in tho Williunisburu ”Mimi" 'w' H “.1” “W” difficult '0 8“"
vooilou of Brooklyn 'l‘ho rruors 'iro ”Wm 3“ rombtuod I" onc palatable
h... ut-t- l)r va'wo'u iiwiiiii huh. ""“"“""‘"' “”““““"“"‘ "“‘m'
l’lvmouth (‘hui‘ch' tho "Oi" iir Otlio “I“ “m'mfm'l'm'm ”I m“ now cu-
l" .li rtliolow i1 't M .1! (dist it‘dsoo- inr‘i Hm" Stuart's CMMTII THMMF
nil il‘liut'ch Mtiiii-‘og- ‘ilroid ‘llitldiitllil MW mum'mlw' admirably i" ”"00""
iivonuc' tho itov ltilwiiril Nth”: of lip. lilnzhiuu IIIIH‘I'I‘HIIII. 'l‘hoy nro large-
IlllHIlWllik Avonun Rm‘oruiod (.lmn‘h.‘plousnni “NW: “WWW“: t" hr ”.1“.
i‘uuhwlck uvonuo nud iiimrod Hll‘oot Wm“ m m" mouth, thus rout-hing N
:l i it . it .. F-nd-‘i .i- R lll lots of "".\' inlll of III" mucous mmnbrunc ot
Ilillltl Stihth till‘i'tIHVI‘t‘ltI(ltilII“iI‘ h‘liiisuipil tho throat and finally tho stomach.
' t t. ‘ l . 4 .‘ t - | _ , V . .. . | t
Church. South Bot-pull stroot. hour . ”uh-Rf amt”)? .‘Ju'mh tom‘ttlio.
Mir ’5 uvouuo ”Stunt! a (.ituiih lubiots contain of
Filth of u“; clo- _ ‘I “‘00in (l ' ttlt'illllt'. opinto or any injurious drnr
“H.111; Wm. ”H. .wgfiln:‘tnlmm “m“, ' IVIlilIi‘Vt‘l' and nro oqually honoflclui
, . . 1 l . - tor littlo oliiidrl-u and adults.
"licnr lirothrou:wEuclosnd plonito \ir (t it w oil ..
l . . ., . ‘ udutlt of Rochester
find it Now Yonr's gift .of 55000. \i Y um“. “i kt ' .
.. t . ‘- . -- . tow of low pooplt‘
ROBERT SCHNMM'M' "I“ ' \vho huvo suffrrod as much as i from
.. . .t. .. . . . .. ‘
”N‘- ...l.lohu ”WW Now “”1“ (‘nturrh ot tho bond. throat and atom
the iottcrs were written on lmlli‘li' "I nah. i uswl sin-nys inbalors um‘
tho l-iouso of Parliament ()ttnwu. Unn- 11mm“... fur months at :1 mm. witi‘
t' ‘ 1 I a . I . I
'“m- ““3 had “9‘“ “”“I‘” I" Mnu only EIIIZIll roliot‘ and had no bolt“ 0'
linttun. _ _ ‘ . j ' coro. i had not tho moans to nutko n
I“ "N ”W ('h‘W'hW- “"Wmmg “3’ tliuiim‘ of chronic. which sot-mod in)
mouth, thoro was it sorvico of vojoio onlv chum-o "1.0m...
IIIK. ' ”I '
. .nst spring 1 road on account of
TI?“ “““I'wm‘ A""""" Church I“ .uomo rouiurkuhlo curos luado bi
raising monov for a now addition. and . Stuart's (imam. 'l‘abiots and promptlv
'~; ~ ' ' i ' l, . . ,
j“ pdélrii‘iifit fl. "litrfiilfii' (ii‘hu’rf-I’im’is via! and obtauiod such oordivc bcncil
‘9 ‘ l I ‘ “'0'“ r “" ‘ i" om that ouo nacknao that I confirmed
to our thom daily until i now conidor
1_“\ll‘(tlh;'f£”fil“°m ‘ll‘ft‘.":.“‘:::l"“:£‘ mysoli‘ ontlroly frco from tho distrust
oii‘ grim: Q‘de‘;mfl":r'.:‘::‘;lk in .i'ilt’li int: llIlllI)_\‘lel(‘i‘ of cntnrrh: my bond 1‘
. . - . . . . . . , . , i
instnnco tho fiauros woro out out of tho ”m" h“. ”I“ “W" all I untld “"3""
tin m h an“ i r w _m m my licni‘iuc: which had Iitlglll’l to full at.
,Tlh .' R1“ l‘ir "H 1" ll j ”M WWW u il‘dllil of tho oatnrrh. hon greatly inr
" " ' I” '0‘” ‘ lvlurml llllliI l i‘ool i can hour as Wol‘
.. . 'l‘hov nro n homo old no
..|woks. \‘lillutm i~‘. Ilurus. tronsur- “W!“ in my mm!” .. I h
Illnpr“!ilil‘itdilisliiiiiu ‘iuliiliii'vil(iiiiiiii 1 ill}: Stuart 8 t‘niorrh "I nlilois nro sold bv
. t. ».n - . . .. . .' . - .
quickly lournod that tho ohorlt was in ‘ 21:33:13}; Trinidad;‘iliiiivoiiiilnti‘HZiii‘KiS
iuoloss. and Dr. liartholou uounniutod “i . ‘ .. lt th . ' ‘ l
his conkroraliou with tho situation ‘hnl "inn?!" “hank“! {“3 fl” n‘nlouit-
' ‘ ‘ ' “on v t it‘ on low or can "i euro.
The int-inborn madr up tho amount nudi ‘ K ”I f M at
The woman
the new pieces a
delight.
Cloths and Doll
Among the
Butchers‘ Linen
Attention is
tion.
42 inch lengths.
exactly alike in
greens. The lat
to $2.50.
Nothing so
Stop at the
iettcs is very pie
THEVIIV‘). M. READ co."-
six in a set. all different. barberries. cherries.
ries. oranges. grapes, and blackberries. ' ‘ .
Mount Mellick patterns are shown in the beautiful iv-
ory white cloth peculiar to that style. and on the new
pieces the stitches are plainly outlined which is a great aid
to the novice. Beautiful commenced pieces for Hungarian
work are on gray linen with silks for finishing. There are
both floral and fruit designs.
Established 185 7 .
NEW PATTERNS IN NEEDLE WORK. "
who enjoys working “in Linens .will find
t the Art Needlework Section a perfect
We have received anew lot of Stamped Linens for
table use. Lunch and Tea Cloths.
Center Pieces, Tray
ics. either round or square, with embroid-
ered edges or fancy hcmstitching. Tlie quality is superb
and it is a! fascination for the linen loves to handle them.
newest things are fruit designs oh heavy
. Round Center Pieces and Plate Doiiics.
strawber-
directed to the showcase at the Art Sec-
1
UNDERSKIRTS—SPECIAL.
We offer a fine line of Mcrcerizcd Sateen and Italian
Cloth Underskirts. the greater number of them in 40 and
There are about fifteen dozen and no two
style. .Nea‘rly all are black, about a dozen
in black and white, and a few dark wines, blues. and
ter are in excellent colorings. n'o‘ pcrisha~
blc shades among them. These range in price from 98 cts.
They are fully 25 per cent. bel‘ow regular.
HEMSTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
good in the Handkerchief line for ordin-
ary wear as plain hemstitched. At present we have an un-
usually large assortment and many different qualities.»
Women‘s Handkerchiefs at 5. 10. i3. i7. 25 and 50 cts.
Women‘s Sheer Handkerchiefs. 13 and 25 cts.
Men's Handkerchiefs. 13. 17,25. 38. 50, 75 and $1.00.
Men's Extra-sized Handkerchiefs, 25. 38 and 50 cts.
Displayed at the Handkerchief Section.
-. -_ _.._ .tw..~_,..____
Hosiery Section and look at the Spring
novelties. The suggestion they give of dainty summer toi-
asant at this season.
.1. B. Tay-
:hat money could do was done. but all
. hope of recovery vanished. Hearing
' of gunfire winderful cures ,efle’cted by.
it. The
_ enefltted me. and stick
axing four bottles 1‘ am fully» restore:
an
.‘.‘
N” rihANciiti. Paos.
...,._£tu1'v...- . .._
SAN sass _ . sen. 19.——'rhean-
arise bank eon-
. mission for, January. 1. 1903. shows a
. 111.9!”-
...9 unprece-
«this nation
in W
tho morignuo will ho huruod uoxt
mouth. . ‘
Tho iuosi surprist-d pastor was Dix}
Niles. ioorao r. llooth. n monibor of
tho church. visited No. it! John strct-t.
\Ittiiiiiiiiuu. in scorch of "Mr. Sohnoida
dor." No ouo tiioro had otor board of
tho man. :
.ind cxcrciso an oversight in rospoct to
tho department.
'i‘ho dopartmont will bc at tho call‘
of tho guvornol'. or any prosecuting;
officer from the attorney general dowu .
or of any slit-riff or head of a. police:
dopartmcnt. to furnish dctociivos or:
officers as needed in any part of thei Tho Rev. Mr. Saundrrs prouoniodi
stuto, in order that they may “assist‘ tho check it! tho luirit. A itobort.
'n tho investigation. dotoction and: tit-lutcidor. Hillt'i‘ tIl‘i't :iwti, had been a‘
prosocution of tall criminal*mnticrs.lmcnibor of his church. lie thouuht‘
and the latter arc to have power to ’ llobcrt Schuoidor. .ir.. wanted to nor.
.-.orvo process iind make arrests in any octunio tho mcniory «if his fathor.
quarter of the stato. in liko munnori Dr. liiiis dopositcd his dwelt in m)".
tho dopurtmoni shall havo power tol noutb church's lit'i'tiillllb. and it pass-
rnll upon any law-onttu‘clng officer in , "d through tho oxohancos. rout-bins
‘ny CII)‘ 01‘ town. whother policoman. 1 ‘ho First National ltnnk 'l‘uosdnv.
dcputy sheriff or othor, who shall with {V No action is iiitomiod by tho bank or
the coiusoni of his oilicial heart do the ‘ ‘ho dnpod- pastors to doloct tho mis-
bidding of the department. win-rovor; "'onut.
.io may ho soul. “i am rather int-linod to boliovo it is
Mr. Thrasher claims that tho sinto 1 'lio work of mind L‘JMH‘ wrong. Stillif‘
polico oitlt-ors would be ospcciully vni- ‘. lllllll‘. iuulorious llooito'i‘ollor.-. so to
noble for thc ronsou that ihcy \\’t)‘.lltl lif‘tllt. who has liroodod ovor this
not be known to Inwhroakors in a wiring and lost his iialnncc." said tho
:ommnnity, itsthc local oiiicors aro. “trv. Mr. Mills. Inst orcninn. “if it
"Lt-t us imagine." says Mr. 'Fhrash‘ l woro dono as u joko it was tho most
-r. “a series of robberies in Williman‘ i uhnstly onc l ovor hoard or.“
tic. or a number of gambling houses in ; ‘-~'-~---*
Bridgeport. or of houses of lll-famo in Kidnoy complaint kills moro Dt‘ollli‘
Now London—all huoihoiicui cant-s. than any otiicr disouso This it; duo
:f coursc. The chief of polico in any of . 'u the (IiSi'tlSc bring: so insidious that
these cities. finding that tho faces of ' 't. gots a good hold on tho systom be-
his officers are familiar to the often i “ore it is rccoauizcd. Folcy‘s Kidnoy
tiers. sends to the superintendent of.Cure will prevent tho dovolopmcnt of
state police, who communicates with i 'atai disease it talton in time. Sold'at
thb chief of police in Norwalk or sonic ; i’laistcd‘s drug storo.
other city and obtains detective oili~t
cors whom'hc solids to the place iu‘
question. Being unknown. they got; .
the evidence and arrests and convic- ; Recently Entered on Docket of Civil
tious follow speedily. Thus. in a score Superiomt‘murt.‘
“7 ways, the state sheriff 311d DOING; '1 hrco suits for (iivorco havo ‘ocon
department would assist every sheriff i brought to tho civil supcvior mart this
and police department in the stutc." iwpek.
blilit,‘ policemen, and mnko. rulos fort
i
THREE NEW DIVORCE CASES.
THE EASY PILL. tasks for n divorco from Andrew Hang,
Dertt's Little Early Risers do not iof New York city. on tho churgc of do-
fllpe nor weaken the SYBtem. They ;.<ortion. dating from November. 1898.
cure biliousnoss, jaundice. constipa- i Sht‘ also asks for the custody of their
tion and inactive iivors, by arousing fsixyonr-old sonnnd fOl‘aiIliiOny. This
the secretions. moving the bowels §case is returnabio at. tho scat-lion of tho
‘ Dnnbury noxt
gently. Elsi effectually..and SIVlnE BUG“ icouri to be bold in
' tone and strength to the glands of the. month.
stomach. liver and bowels that the: Charles Barnes. of Wilton. who was
cause 0! the trouble is removed entire- Imarried to Kate Christian. September
iy. These famous little pills exert a ;22. 1893. now wishos aiitgai'gépm-uuon.
decided tonic effect upon the creams -; l’otitioncr claims that his wife desert—
involved. kind If their use is motioned led him March 15, 1397. and has gone to
for a few days there. will be no return part3 unknown .
of the trouble. Clifford Pharmacy: “ Benjamin F. Rippy‘ of ltrookflold. lio-
, titlons for divorce from Mary A. Rippy.
MANUFACTURERS’ ABSOCiATION. who was. previous to their marriage in
CHIUAGO, Feb. 19.~—A banquet and 1881. Miss Mary Thomas. She is now
two meetings have‘been held here by at. Hartford. Petitioner alleges dos-or-
the‘ National Manufacthrers’ Associa- tion from January 10, 1900.
tion. Appeals were made by _ the
speakers for harmony among the job»
hers and manufacturers. The follow-
ing smears were elected: President.
Charles W. Lang. New York; vice-pres.
ident, George fr. gable. Chicago; seem
my and treasurer. William scalding.
Syracuse. N. in; 'assis pt secretary.
A. .M. Scheiey. New Yor The ban-
quet was tendered the ‘visitors by lo-
cal manufacturers. ' '
£‘“’-a1'_or THAT com.
or it may rosult'iu ammonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is. breaking .%?oldswhsu~
~—
. Foley’s Honey and Tar is best for
croup and whooping cough. contains
no opiates. and cures quickly. Careful
mothers keep it in the house. Sold at
Plaisted's drug store. "
, l
over, tried: poo-a a dxooptlou
10. 35. 50c and , Tbsp“!
moansrsgnomm 'f. ', .‘J‘ ‘
Kaurucxv'a .ma,%§ti. been. .I ~ ‘ _ .
FRANKNRT. Ky" .. '. lka'hfi , ‘ . - iv; 1 g; " .i .. , . .
so. of appeals‘ ' old that in the as _ . ms: rm
”333 ..« "’ hora“ stir,
, .., , s express ‘iegisiaflnn. it
3 “not“!
W5! .
tag
i z.»
*thbshuttn'a scorer the E
to so organised :
\
Emma llcmnn Hnugh, of Bi‘itlgcport,.
“iimithat persons suffering from incurable
” diseases have deceived doctors. The
ABSORBING opposmou ROAD.
Such Said to be the Plan in Purchao
ing Montague Farm.
NEW HAVEN. Fol). litwii spot-lal
dospntch to tho ltogistor front ilnrt
i’ord says tho solo of tho. Montauui
farm at East (irnnhy. yostordny. in
tho Connor-limit Wostcrn liaiiroadlta:
u docpor signification than the sottlo»
mout of, tho contest bctwcw the Con
noctlcut Western and the No York
Now Huron and. Hartford niirottd
(fun ‘tnios. Tho dosimich says: “Ac-
cording to tho vory highest and most
rolinliio authority tho consummation oi
tho solo is only iho preliminary stop
to tho ovootual absorption by tho Con-
:olidntcd of tho (Soon. cticut Wostorn
Company. '
i‘ontiuuiud tho llogixtrr says- that
rhout tho loliliv at tho capitol vosion
day uoro railroad altoinoys and thn‘
tho most oorsisiont rumors proyailod
ihut tho Now York. Now lluvcn and
illnx'tiord Railroad would boconio a
can of tho i‘ounsylvnnln systom bcv
ftit‘o lilo down of I904. A gentleman
. in u i‘iosiliou to know tho insido facts
quotod its myth»: that not withstand
inc all tho doniuls that lum- boon
. mado. tho Pennsylvania railroad would
own tho (.‘onuocticui Wostora and the
Now York. Now lluvon and Hartford
roads nfior thcso companion had been
consolidated nml in a comparativoly
short time at that.
. HARTFORD. Fob. lil—Jndao Arth-
ur l‘orkins. of this city. oounsol for
tho Connocticul Westorn Railroad.
raid that. the disposing of tho Mon-
l taguo farm did not end tho contest bo-
tWoon tho Control New Enahtud Ind
Consolidatod roads. Ho liclicvcd the
sale was outdo. for tho purposo of vo-
sistinq tho building of tho branch from
'Tarifi‘viiio to Windsor Locks by the
' Control. in bulldinr: tho loop tho Con-
trol has constructcd its road in the
T diroction of Windsor Looks for a con«
i :idcrriblc distance and it is proposed to
.usc this construction in connection
I with tho proposod branch. The work
iwas oxponsivo. and was pushed for-
\ ward not alone for the loop. but with
' the idea of utilizing it in tho Windsor
Locks branch. "r Pcrkins added
fthat part of tho movement was to of-
;foct tho proposed legislation for the
Q roponl of the general railroad law.
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iA THOUSANDDOLLARS THROWN
'AWAY.
Mr. W. W. Baker. of Piainview'. Nob,
writes: “My wife had lung trouble for
over fifteen years. We tried a number
of doctors and spent over a thousand
doi‘ars without any relief. She was
very low and i lost all hope, when a
friend suggested trying Foley‘s Honey
and Tar. which I did: and thanks be to
this great remedy. it saved her life.
She is stronger and enjoys better
health thanahs has ever known in ten
years. We shall never be without Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar and would ask
those afflicted to try it.“ Sold at Plsis~
ted's drum store. "
lNVESTIGATlNG lNSURANCE
appraisal. Felts, 19:40anadlsn
lifa‘ihsursncerom ‘es are busy in-
"!!! (j ins many u r taksh‘ isteiy.
.. 7 nants‘ are Meeekhi‘g to "obl-
lest obtain. the“ courts station. The.
companies say that; misrepresentations
ghavs been made in ”armistice; and
agents any that many cases of frauds
- bans been discovered; . '
: :‘ y ‘W‘ . .. 3 '
.THE D. M.
READ COMPANY.
, Bridgeport. Conn.
JIGAR MAKERS ASK iNCREASE.
Demand of $1 a Thousand More on All
Grades Made by New Haven Men.
NEW HAVEN Fob. iil-At, a spec.—
inl mootiua of tho (‘lgnrmakors‘ Union.
hold horo. tho mon who are cmployod
in this t'ii_\' voted to ask tor an in-
:croas‘o ot' ouo dollar por thousand on
all kinds of cigars.
A promim-nt munufncturor said to
night that it tho mon porsistod in thoir
domaud. tho munufariuro of iivo cont
cigars would hnvo to bo abandoned. lu
anotbor liIlt't'lItHl it was intimatod that
tho chonpor grade of cigars may ho
nuuui'acturod for tho local donlcrs in
Now York and llosttm.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs Franklin Bush of New Castle
Dot, says: “i suffered for yours with
dyspepsia. lined to have great dis-
tress and bolt-hing. I tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
sent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaisted and F. H.
Baxter. ‘ "
STRIKERS REQUEST UNIFORMS.
WA'i‘ERBURY. Fob. lit—Tho strik-
ing troiloymou ycstcrday made a re-
quest of tho (‘onnccticut Railway and
Lighting Company that the company
return to lilo mon all of their uni-
forms. rnbhorconts. boots and whatev'
or other porsonnl belongings ware loft
in tho mou's lockcrs in thc barns.
.lamcs Fin-lo. who has been employed
by tho railroad company in hiring the
non-union conductors and motormsn
was accidentally lnjnrcd last night
stool lovor fell upon his head. cutting
a drop cash and it was necessary to
tako six stitches in the wound. He was
ablo to ho. about yesterday afternoon.
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A NIGHT ALARM.
Woven than an alarm of fire. at night
is the brassy cough of cronp. which
sounds like the children's death knell
and it. means 'death unless something
is done quickly. Foley's Honey and
Tar never fails to give instant relief
and quickly cures the worst forms of
croup. Mrs. P. 1., Cordler. of Manning-
ton. Ky. writes: “My three year old
girl had a severe
doctor said she could not live. I got
a bottle of Foley‘s Honey and TM, the
first dose gave quick relief and saved
Plai‘sted's drug store; . _ .
NEED SMALLCONVERTEPVACHTC
WASHINGTON, Feb. i9.-——Proslaing
need of properly trained men in the
service has caused. the bureau of navi-
nnVy of all of the small cohvcr
i chi: which were bought inst prior
loaned to thenaval militia of various
states. , “ > ' “ .,
I i
' NEARLY scant-rs His LIFE.
A runaway almost ending fatally.
started a horrible nicer on t e leg of .i.
B. Orner, Franklin Omani“. For four
years it ,dctisd all doctors pnd'all rp-
medies. But ’Bitckldnfs Artilra Salve
' nadnotroub‘c‘ incurs him. Equally
numerator“ Skin Erup-
» r: I‘
«sign rim; saga r. n. Editor‘s
: nil .. t. - .‘ » [NU 1 1‘ :1 .A.
i
whllo running a snow plow. A heavy!
case of croup; the ‘
her life.” Refuse substitutes. Sold pt ‘
guitar: to recommend the return ions
the war with Spain and afterwards":
DeWiTT's WITCH HAZEL SALVE.
The only positive cure *for thlind.
blceding, itching anti protruding piles.
cuts. burns, bruises. eczema and all
abrasions of tho skin. DcWitt's is the:
only Witch Hazel Salve that. is made
from tho puro. unadulterated witch ha
zol—rall others are counterfeits. Do-
Wltt‘s Witch Hazel Salve is made to
curo~~countorioits are made to sell.
Clifford Pharmacy. . "'
CATTLE QUARANTINE STILL ON.
l-iAlt'l‘lNJRl). Fob. iii.~—Cattlo Com-
missionor II. 0. Avorili iulslbeen tin-
ablo to have the cattle quarantlno
which was cstablishod by New York
against i‘onnoctlcut on December iii.
i902. raised. notwithstanding the as
suraucos of tho assistant to tho Nt‘w
York state cattiovcommisslonor. whom
he had a confcroncc with by appoint-
ment at Wook ago. when. the situation
was curt-fully canvassed and it was
shown that the foot and mouth disease
{had not appeared in this state. Coin-
} mlssjoncr Averill has almost out . in;
quirlos from cnitlo and hide d lTR
. who wish to ship cattle and hides from
this statc. _ > -
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i
. ., s cm
‘ln thztsky hiss
“thd the ‘r hetlth‘
to the wcakpnd
weary deepens
danidyspoptia.‘
otir‘ln-l» III
at s m’ as h‘
\ troublesaad
digestive-
disorders.
' ' ._ f:
famous remedy
docs for the stern:
let! that which it
Is unable to do for
itself. even it but ‘
slightly _ disordered
or overburdened.
pits“ '
‘ ofd '
does the work of‘tha‘ .
dammit. relaxing s, '
nervous tsmsn.whla .
tbs-inflamed. much!
and instantiation! that
org-a are silos/adios
rest and MIL .lt curse,
tadlgutlmlflaudaas’s.
palpitatlan or lacuna .
mould and:
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