,. .
. r
9 and m hilth
ong the
of vici-
' film
' "t rt'y-thprsif
his death rate
’ the year. the
II”, .. .I . ne thing.
' . encouraging for
old . hosiaaastockistuat
goth IONoNalks show that
due of Connecticut aa-
led. ”the s ildren of parents
sawirtlisboro in the United
4
“diatminia'y yof the deccdénfs In
rwdl hits follows: English.
. lri ,96:;8oohch. A: German, ll; [till-
11%.” Ill lawsuit. 1; as other foreign
refore. that only
1‘ e Norwalks dur-
silo one Swede .
on“: birth rate of the
Is Interesting.
of rish’ parents. 93;
‘- . I :‘IIOVIMIst: all
forélgn cour'ttriaa, 46 The to-
“as l‘thl‘hrthe your/dream. Thsto- a.
native debedei'its was 226 (born
int States) and the total for
hope, of unknown nativity
bere'
"gut his? old County; 41. 7 per cent. of
ll! first!!! boll! ”I"
duty. the trivia hav- a
rate was Bridge
cat was nation.
9 rate of birth to
'o thhshitsuts is shown
fine lime in the coup
. ahb fig that Norwulk is be-
.151?er of lilsbitlmate
‘Erdeld County numbered
' h . . rof divorces granted
, £53132. as against 9‘s
9 s idol. The number of
road persons remarried was 82
her of widows janti widowers
”y '11 and 129.
d lb 1'
$11le 353%.; channels of a .wp
7%“ lire better than those of the
gentler sex The death rate per 1-
. . amalks was 1t. 5. which is
oaths from consumption
thought: at the state numbered 148.
. which has 72 less than in the preced-
‘ lbs year
W—
w NT DEGREE susrmoso.
, liars securities and Other cant.
i tasks Application to Judge.
ET 1" UL. man, April 20. ——Attor-
-- .1 Northern ecurlties Com
‘ i“oi-thorn aside and the
. . lw‘ay Companies
, before ulté‘d States Claduit
" ' hora . ay to present their
.t. that a recent decree
as‘It‘hsN Northern Securities be so
I. cusses added as to permit the pay
out by the railroads of the regular
do to the Securities Com
minds! that the money
. hI the same in»
at to them direct
‘ e lam of the lion:-
Np tea Company. on al of
Ffl' fth'e decree no modification
Ifl‘hs mounted
ion to Judge Sunburn on Fri-
(it. hilt ,Unlted State! District Attor-
nay Hail under inlti‘llofl strain At.
toriiey aeral Koo: ob acted, and
ab . was set for argument today.
_ r”, .000 will be realised
“ . ay divi ends, if the petition
9n to'd, and Iynearl Wt.
the paid out befdrelalliscidlon
admits securod from the supreme
court at. 9 United States.
Fu torney
are to
petition‘’ and not to agree
union of the decree.
to get the
i‘ns- hotlons Wither on the prop-
tydirislonofthe
. --t
atoag'h its: gone to the range
thesltustion.
.Ethéd lifted: or affairs
mil fa tops:
wmmm
. I‘I iuofaciroula lstter' not-
“place would not
”'1'”th
Army Nesting One Week Later.
The annual encampment of the Con
necticut department of the Grsad
Army,,w ob will he held In Danbury
this all" MI Wu necessarily poat~
posed . sand 1 until one week
later. lays t and it. (his reason for
this change in date is the Inability of
Governor Chamberlain who is to be a
:1th of liner to be here owing to the
ori and lists W I)! that on which be
Is to attend the St. Louis exposition.
Another reason. and fully as important
a one. is the inability of commander-
In- Chief Stewart of the Grand Army.
to be held on the original date. as he
has to attend a meeting of the Nation-
al Guard. of which he is at. the bond
in Pennsylvania. in Columbus. Ohio.
on May 4 and 5.
The postponing of 'iho encampment
for a week will not interfere with any
of the arrangements for It as the orig-
Inul program will be carried out com-
pletely. Governor Chamberlain and his
stall will be in Daubury and Command
or In Chief Stewart will also be In at-
iwendsnoe Arrangements for the sc-
commodation of the visiting members
of the Grand Army and the guests are
being pushed along anti an elaborate
prttlgramv of exercises will be carried
on
The visitors will arrive in town on
Wednesday.
various business meetings that day and
there will be a parade and a camp fire
In the evening. The annual business
will be transacted the folioWlflg day.
and this will include the election of of-
cars.
mt“ . -*
. nudists-ALLEGED.
Moldova Under Arrsst cm with
Killing Patrick smallish.
TQ RINGTON prllan 2
an Mitchdsl o atthe'w
all treasures lab employed at
the factory of Turner & Scythe .who
were arrested onIsusplcloufst init-
ting the assault on Patrick Dlhlohfll.
who died as a result of Inilmds meow»
ed is oh assault committed oh him
dead Friday afternoon were examined
by Coroner “Higgins who came here to
holdhan investigatlén Into Dinnehan‘s
dent
The assaulton Dinaehan occurred at
the corner of Albert dad Main streets.
He has returned from Winstod with
the three men nowiheid. and all had
been drinking. Dinnehan was found on
Daniel
5
the .eorner afterward with a knife
und in his scalp sud some other
{marks on his body He was taken
0 c
All abscess formed on the man's
'heiid'and he died last Friday. it was
decided that his death was caused by
the pressure, of the abscess on his
brain An operation was performed.
bill his life was not saved.
After the hearing before the coro-
ner it was announced that all three
accused were held on the charge of
manslaughter for the June term of
the superior court. Henley and Halli
hen were held under .500 bonds each
and Hogan under $1000 bonds. The
accused deny the charge Iagainat
them and claim that they can prove
that .they were not. withnDlnnehan
when he was assaulted. The evidence
pointed to the fact that. Hogan did
the stabbing and the other two men
were present.
morua‘ah‘ouw estate's Rick.
Ones to Court to have her Son and his
W"! Ordered from liar Home.
.ii‘aalrronn. April twins. Han
nah W Gage. a widow, residing at 27?
fit!“ ntirestflthla sit}. hum“ ed ran
it pool on old it a t e
court of Common flagq‘resa‘fin
her son and his wife c'bntinui
unlike their home In her house against
the wishes of the widow. The rt
orders Frank E. Gage and his wife
Nancy H. Gage. son and daughter-in-
iaw of the complainant. .remove from
227 on or before April 26 and not to
return to that place under penalty of
$2. 000 fine. .9.“ . . I
The defendants were summoned to a
special session of the Common Pleas
court Saturdays n% the matter was
dlspd'sed of very b ily. Mrs. Hatgah
Gage. by her cultural ccmpla ed‘
that her son and his wife refused to
233‘ Had leave her in peacadn'the
ch meat of her own News“ {313:
9 FM ”mm“ 99W;-
the: within her righti.‘
age said her son and daughter-in-
who forgerly lived in Omahh.
a to this city and made their
Bf‘tf be .‘ Mrs. Nancy Gags an
:dved ratio 98 and she was fairllgw-
II: tor by her hm“. . to
had £35113“ tsiiyeth . there as lthtou
wit A“hear: she ihefldtutddedher
w e rs us to
'go whens egg them out of the
house.
solidity IN dismay. .
IRENE -—'l‘he 310 of Songhai
mailman thAt
gash." nostnuuetwmm
mushroom. amnesty. e
unaltered
rooted
“I also prion-um The on"
t sis-hm L
gown“ in Will.
3a of!
Highlands. snow has deep in
00m.
the lam. There will be *
Messrs-II
Alba. " idlumlllii...” “taking the
place of the much-worn 0 cu.
Roda white is to be a ally fav-
ored ool‘in lnation for linen rocks. .
White linen ii is used in mak-
Ing some very s tvc ahlrtwalsts ‘
CoffeeIcolorod antluue lane u: 1qu
the right sort of trimming for a dress
of green lit)” for ll Nun: “W! of
eight or uin .ysara
A copulate} dark blue duhk MD a
chemiaetts . ‘white‘uhd- blue oika,
(lulled linen. The large sailor col ar is
held with a flier knot of blue silk.
There must be something radically
wrong with thd woman who cannot put
on dosh by inking plenty of milk.
Clear milk (1 s not tunes with some
people. and \"Nlfle should mix limo
water with It:
The simple Way of trimming the ‘lt- ‘
llt- blot he suits for tiny girls Is Very ‘
t-ffcctivc. One in particular has a large
squarc medallion of lace In each corner '
of tin;- large suuarr collar. This is the
only decoration aside from the be‘st.
w blc h is of contrasting color.
Are you fluid of flowers?
plans or cut flowers about In the liv
Ing moms. Ate you Indifferent to flow-
ers? Then have them in the balls and
parlors, whore visitors are liable to
go for most people would admire them
more than fine furniture
Many housekeepers are wholly indif-
ferent to the condition of their dish
towels. No matter how many dishes
there are to wipe a single towel la
mode to do duty for them all even after
it has become disagreesbiy wet. And
when Its duty for the time Is ended it
. is hung on the rack without washing.
to be brought Into use again after the
next meal. and so on indefinitely. An-
other serious fault'is to wipe glass with
the same towel that wipes china and
tin and all the rest yet in how many
kitchens the glass towel has no place.
. -,Hslf the, file that man is heir to
come from Indl cation. Burdock Blood
Bitters strengt one and tones the sto-
mach makes indigestion impossible
VICTIM OF THE BARREL MURDER.
TAFTVlLLE. April 20—Mrs. George
Morrlssettc. whose husband. formerly
a non- -unIon motorman in Waterbury.
is thought to have been the victim of
the “barrel murder" In New York left
her home here this morning to go‘to
New York where she will view the
body. Morrlssetts has been missing
from home since March 24. From pic
tures and descriptions of the murder
victim Mrs. Morrissette thinks It was
her husband though there are. some
points of the description which do not
agree exactly with that of Morrlssette
lllrs Morrisselte was accompanied to
New York by her brother Charles
iangevln.
GREAT L0“ or SHEEP.
SALT LAKE. Utah. April 20.——Be
twoen the ravages of an unusually se
vere winter and the breaking out of a
malignant disease known as "Big
head " among their flocks within the
past few weeks, the Herald says. the
sheepmon of Utah Southern ldaho and
eastern Nevada, are afraid that by the
time they get their sheep to the sum-
mer grazing grounds their losses will
amount to about do per cent of number
they had last fall. Should this esti-
mate be correct the loss In shccp alone
will amount to about one million bead
and would be an unprecedented loss to
sheep owners of this state.
MAY HAVE STARTED FIREO.
NEW HAVEN April 20. ~Garrett
Ronau who lives at 255 Grand avenue
in --s building. which was visited
by are twice last week has becom-
mltied to the Hospital for the in
at Middletown. The application
commitment was brought by the con-
scryator of Round a pension in behalf
of Ronan a wife. who says her husband
has been regarded as mildly insane fm
veare. and during the last two months
has been violent. F‘ire Marshall le
'wish. who has been investigating the
causes of the two fires. denied that
the fire department had anything to do
with the commitment
one FELLOWS’ QIVIDENO or.
NEW HAVENE. April 20.-_-Owipg to
delay in the payment of a mortgage of
.2. 900 due thcotgg Fellows' Mutual
Aid Association. ment.of the
dit'ldend of 3 4- 5 per cen. has been de-
uferred Notice of the daisy has been
sent to the claimants. Before the
receiver was appointed a dividend of
1654 per cent. had been paid thus mas-
ing the tom of the amount‘ to be paid
on the claims iy trifle Over 20 per cent
mu diamante or titans.
Hani‘rmtl) -‘a n so.~—Kate “Gabi
hail. 'of New Britta .has been b‘wa’rded
damages cf $169k in the Compton
Pisa court in her suit for stooI Idani-
spa against the New York. New Ha
reasaa Hartford Railroad Company.
The complainant who bought a ticket
ath York for New Britain, aim
that she I'was made to change cars at
mun. walls. the train was in motion.
and that she fell on the track and was
"severely NW».
Wm:
Rattan courted" not..."
random
NNW WNJMI Matias Nar-
nia- the Brains-ill. “
SEII.
thus you ,
do I fused to be urged to always have _.
Tflitered In th’l‘il town?"
Cline-singly wagon carried freight and
passengers nuns New York to l’hiln
dclpbiu In three days In the early part
of the ,silaatr quarry the vehicle was
called a “flying machine." so unprece-
dented was its speed. ,
.7"...—
'a ‘I'i-ipl'iot-iIFUL MAN.
"humid, of Winchester Ind"
knew w do in the hour of heed.
His wife li‘bn‘tfh an unusual case of
stomach and liver trouble physicians
could dot help her. lie thought of and
tried DrII Kings New Life Pills and
she get relief at once and was finally
cured. Only 29c, ..lI‘ H. Baxter's
drug store.
Little Boyrrl wonder what dollics is
fed on? Little Girl—I know. When
lphlgaplu Matilda fell downstairs
IalId built 0 off her head I looked inside
of hen Iaud she was Just full of health
food. “4—Cbicago Tribune
For liver troubles and constipation
There's nothing better in creation
Than Little Early Risers the famous
little pills
They always effect a cure and save
doctor bills.
Little Early Risers are different
from all other pills They do not weak-
en the system but act as a tonic to the
tissues by arousing the secretions and
restoring the liver to the full perform-
ance of Its gunctlons naturally. Clif—
ford Phdrrha'
M
‘Do‘u't you have the drinking water
“Filtered! i
guess not it‘s all we can do now to
keep the brewer from moving away~
and he pays half the town at taxes." _...
Baltimore Still
A GREAT SENBATION.
There was a big sensation In Lees-
ville. ind.. when W H Brown of that
place who as expected to die had
his life save by Dr Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. He writes:
'l endured insufferable agonles from
Asthma but your New Discovery gave
me immediate relief and soon thereof
ter effected a complete cure. Similar
sures of Consumption. Pneumonia.
Bronchitis and Grip are numerous.
It’s the peerless leniedy for all throat
and Inn troubles Price 50c and 81 00.
marautied by F ii Faster Drungist.
al bottles free
"0h. let the like a sdidier dict" ex-
claimed the leading man of the barn-
estormers. ‘Oh. if i only had a gun!"
retrialmed some one in the gallery. In
a tone that savored of genuine sympa-
thy. -—Cilicngo Daily News.
lNFLAMMATgSY HHEUMATISM
William Shaffer. a brakeman of
Definition Ohio. was confined to his
bed for' several weeks with lnllamma
tory rheumatism. "I used many remo-
dies.", he says. "Finally i sent to
McCuw‘s drug store for a bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. at which
time i was unable to use hand or foot.
and in one week’s time was able to go
to work as happy as a clam." ll
troubled with rheumatism give. Pain
Balm a trial. One application relieves
the pain. For sale by Stillson Powell
Corporation. F H. Baxter anti Clifford
Pharmacy.
"Statistics show." said the amateur
scientist “that eve‘ytime you draw
your breath somebody dies. " '
“Perhaps. but if i didn‘t. draw my
breath the somebody who dies in that
c e would certainly be me."——Baltlo
érellrai He raid.
“m... .._-..—..»»...._. -‘. .m---
ABSOLUTE
..
" old
school and as “cordially invited to
"idghi. ash and be welcome "
to take it today. in accord with the AI-
abamu rules of hospitality.
“Why." he said. “i saw a nice bed of
mini back there Suppose i get some
of it and make a mint Julep instead of
a teddy."
’ “A what. sull'."
"A mini .lt'lltI'p.
tried them?"
"No nah
.mh' "
said the planter.
'lluvan't you ever
‘an‘VllIl:
age. not (nice. but many times. anti the
northern uum"w't-nt i.\VlIy next day
with reluctance.
Two years later his busincwiook
him lhol't‘ again. At the guts he was
mot by Ull‘lllil colored butler. on whose
but. as he tloffcd It, was seen a blind of
crap“.
"Where‘s your master. sir?" he in-
qtilt'ctl of the old tistky.
“lit-'s Ili‘illl. ssh; tiitItl ytstiddy"
"Dead! I‘m shocked. What was the
('lllle'?"
“Wily. sub. ‘boui two yours ago one
o' tit-m Yuilkccs cum down bush and
nhowml tllc nun-so how to drink wood
in his red llkkcr. and he never stop-
pen till he died film it."—SI. Louis
Post-Dispatch.
AFTER LA ORIPPE—WHAT?
Usually a backing cough and a gen
oral feeling of weakness often leading
to fatal results after the patient is sup
posed to have passed the danger point.
Foley's Honey and Tar is guaranteed
to cure the “grippe cough” and make
you strong and well. It never fails to
stop a cough if taken in time Take no
substitutes. Sold at Piuisted‘a Drus
Store. ”
. llcai Enjoyment-«"1 sappose." said
Mrs Olticustie “that you have arrang-
Hi to attend the grand opera?"
"Oh. you." replied her bestess. “Jo-
slob says there’s nothing like grand 0p-
m: to show culture. so he's bought
a box for every night. and we‘re goin'
l0 take Iluisy‘s German teacher with
tie to explain what they are auyin'. "—-
(3 Mouse Rocord— ‘mk‘
ROBBED THE GRAVE.
A startling incident ia,aarrated by
John Oliver of Philadelphia. as fol
Iowa: “1 was In an awful condition.
lily skin was almost yellow. eyes sunk-
an. tongue coated pain continually in
back and sides. no appetite growing
weaker day by day. Three physicians
had given the lip. Then i was advised
to use Electric Hitters: to my great
‘.joy the first bottle made a decided im
provement. l continued their use for
three weeks. and am now a well man
I known they rubbed the grave of an-
other victim " No one should fall to
try them. Only 50 cents. guaranteed.
at F. H. Baxter's drug store. ”
Now luy away your sealskin sucqtie
And take the flannels from your bucquo
And then the grip will lay you low
And all your loving friends will go
Bchind your body in n hscque.
~llotlaion Post.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children. ‘I.
to Kill You tint than has
Bears the
Bigoatarsof
The Very Good Man. —-“He' s forever
prating about what his conscience tells
him. What does his conscience tell
him. anyway?"
“It usually tells him. apparently.
what awful sinners his neighbors are."
I ~l‘hilntlclphiu ,l‘ress.
A SWEET BREATH
is a never falling sign of a healthy
stomach. When’the breath is bad the
stomach Ia out. of order. There is no
remedy in the world edual to Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure for curing indigestion
dyspepsia and all stomach disorders
Mrs. Mary s. Crick of Wh .e Plains.
Ky.. writes: "i have been a dyspeptic
for yearly—tried all kinds of remedies,
but continued to Igrow worse. By the
use of Kodol l began to improve at
once. and after taking a few bottles.
are fully restored in weight health and
.strength and can eat whatever i like.
Kodol digests what you out and makes
the stomach sweet. Clifford PharmacY.
"if lm any judge." said the con
summe. “'he at nothing more than a
supe.”
n‘d‘d hardly like to go so far as that.”
tied the sausage meat; “but he
cert niy does not get into the skin of
the part."—'¥Boaton Transcript.
I GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
The pleasant to take and hamlet
giro Minute Cough Cure gives immed-
ae relief in all cases of Cough Group
and “(alone because it does not pass
inherit ely into the ”stomach but
set right at the seat of.“ the
‘ milk draws out the inflammation
dsoothea and cures
neatly by aiming ‘lhe “iii-M
raining osyw to the'ldorod“ and tissues.
Chihord “may .
‘
21d musical fellow‘ln Sign“
.0 . D on s ntte.
$32.3 l”loving neighbors
ill! lbighhors
By smashing
*‘l'he Lm
1 I I , i
s ‘
#33?
3;!
tr
i
t t
id
ass-
0
He ”Ill" and was forthwith invited .
but i'm willing.
'l‘ht-y did try Ihc fascinating bever- .
him one on the aadttei .
’3 . d
Iliilfil
9%th
.. 7 Dim dip‘fli'lo Urlm‘
. Buming,‘scuu and.
Bull-salsa and Pain is
' gnhflnlflm. Cool and“
“let-rm stops Oétting "I”
:‘__ ~which» Children.
‘l‘l‘ so csu_r_s stealth"
N .—
.t‘Ii «solar... .y MUM
. “£35m! use: I _cmc raj:
it: c as co
:7 ' ' \
a . \Ss » wA‘ _ J .
. \_ r "4*"
TRADE MARK
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
Platner d. Bradley. Props.
“Try this whiskey colonel " said the
Ohio man "1' vs had it in, the house for
more than fifteen years.”
“Excuse me. " rejoined the gentle-
man from Kentucky. “but 1'" have to
pass it up. it must be something fierce
If you c‘oultlnt got rid of It in that
length of time?"—Cbicago Daily News.
STOP THAT'COLD
or It may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried almost without exception.
[0 25 50c and $1. 00 bottles. The Ciif
ford. hatter" s or Plaisted's. ”
Merchant (stelnlyl—Mr. Clark 1 saw
you at the ball game yesterday. When
you asked me to let you off for the af-
ternoon you said you were going to a
funeral.
Clark-That s so. l'ni pretty near a
prophet. ain't 1? Did you ever see a
slower game in your life?~Phlladei-
phia i-‘tess.
w...—
UNCLE REUBEN'S OPINION.
"They may say what they please. but
ilsten~hcar me; We taken all kinds
of laxatives. purgativcs and cathartics
but when It comes in one that is easy
and pleasant to take. mild and gentle
In Its action. and that makes one want
an extra slice of bacon for breakfast.
lust give me Chamberlain’s Stomach
and Liver Tablets. and you may have
all the laxative syrups. dyspepsia med-
Icines and pills little or big. there Is
In the country. Thom Tablets surely
do make. one feel joyful." For sale
by Stillson Powell Corporation. F. ll.
Baxter and Clifford Pharmacy. ”
Jim—it scents to me that‘tlio lawyer
who is defending your case is using
some pretty extravagant language.
sun——
Jam—You‘d think it was much more ,
extravagant. If you knew how much he
is charging me for his services—Built ;
more Herald.
ONLY CURE FOR DYOPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castld.
Del. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dia-
zress and belching. i tried everything
I could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brasilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely. " l .
For sale by R H. Plaisted and F H.
Baxter.
Ethel—Yes.
euchre party.
Ernie—ind eed;
lwon Charley at a
i heard you were
awarded the booby prize—Chicago,
, liigh Wlmcl
\ A a i \
MGWER S
We. still carry the same line of Lawn
Mowers.
For years th have sold the famous
llnll Bearing Victory
Mowors, pro-eminently the best made.
VVf' also hich the old style, reliable. :
stand by Mowers.
GRANITE STATE.
IDEAL AND
novsa. ‘
Thcsc we haw. always had In stock
for the last sixteen years. and war-
rant pvcry cm of them. All sorts of
prices.
COMSTOCK
WATKINS
o now,
112 wasd‘llio'rou eraser.
. scum soawauc.
Phaha 4M.
> w W-.. v - -.. ..._.,. . .-.-.._ ”A MW
“can" «
" Coal
«one i "
$6.25 per Ton.
The price of coal having dropped we
as usual are the, first to give our pa-
trons the benefit.
We urge you to buy our Isehigh Coal
because we know It will be satisfac-
tory. You can't beat our coal or our
prices.
Better buy now while Its cheapest.
living Lockwoodd 00.
Branch Odice 2 80 Main St.
Tel. Call 3119.
THINK IT
OVER.
We have abou; fifty GAS
RANGES on hand. which we will
sell at the same price as last
year. or $9.75 and $12.75 each,
connected free.
After this stock is depleted.
prices will be increased $9.00.
.Don’t come around after these
are gone and tiny that you are
sorry you were late.
Conn. Railway and
“9""!!! “HOW"!-
N'" ’Ekrli
CO 1'qu yelp Stun. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler