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rot bottles of KODOL and have found
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111'" te to recommend it to all persons
e to a lack of some of the elements
estive nices. Kodcl Dyspepsia Cure
, theoo ’Etc 1 condition re aired for
' “it“: odoiisanlike allot er reme-
both digestive and tonic properties its
»“ ‘ _ d d stive organs to di est, assimilate
ris meat contained in 1111f the whole-
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IA CURE
, h is disordered Kpdol will correct it.snd if diseased
‘ it “£0 31010121 remedy lays the foundation for
{£11th cleansing. purifying,
“ honing e “g nflh nd membranes of thei
the nstursl juices necessary to perfect
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liletter to one of his grotesmonal friends,.
11ch sheen, after es ousting the mater-lei
vein source. with negative results.l h1ve
3;in ed and increasing benefit. from the
was; inability has been
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nerai1nd hospitil practice d1tes
N. '5; ”positive 11111 or ill the 112111.111. rescribed
. none in my hands has .proven so t orougbly
fullness after eating.“ and all the
on are relieved by the use at 8.0001.
to the sick and strength to the weak.
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«SUPERIOR COURT CASES
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loll to be Held In June at
Srldgeport. 1, ‘
Ill be the meeting place
out Phhrmscental Asso-
The date of the 1111.
will begin at il a.
10. .1000th .Hartigan is
”'11 secretary who Will an
arrangements for the an.
of the guoits. The oili-
heassoolatlon are as. follows
ll. Did‘kinson, Dshbury, presi-
A. Levarty, Bridgeport, first
. dent Richard Kimball sec-
vise-president; Charles A Ra-
fibrtford; secretary, John Ehbs.
3.
ant Imverty is in line
, . presidency and will In all
' Lty be chosen.
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Assignments Made for the Next Two
Weeks.
The contested divorce case of Sam
‘uel A. Weed against Daisy 0 Wood
is assigned for trial In the civil supe-
rior court sfor next Tue ny. The
case is one in which the alidlty of
a North Dakota divorce id“ this state
will be tested
The charges against Attorney How
ard W prlor, of Danbury which are
brought by the grevance committee,
will be heard next Friday, having
been postponed from. yesterday.
Other assignments have been made
as follows.
Wednesday April 29 Estella Bone
dict vs, Stephen H. Benedict; Eliss-
both Matthews vs Canfleld Rubber
Co. Thursday April 30 Thomas I.
Raymond vs John Gorbam et al.
‘ Tuesday. May 5 Russell Frost vs. An-
nie C llavllsnd. Tuesday May 12,
Marsh Merwiu d: lsemmon vs Cathe-
rine Kcating. J. R. Williston & Co
vs William C. Height »
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ASSASSINATED BY INDIANS.
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Two Cherokees Shot by Tribssmsn Dis
corpus "proceedings in
f Jennie Chamberlain and
110,111 Stamford, who were
Captain of Schooner Sarah L. Davis ‘
:Sarah 1.. Davis. of Belfast. Me, which
, then slowlv moved down the topmost.
and crossing the stay. passed to the .
cud of the main gaff. Then passing up ’5
(In the outer leach of the main topsoil j
It remained stationary at the main,
I lopm‘asl head. ' '
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Slfii
Reports Phenomena Off coast ,
of mm. j 15,5
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PLUMBING.
STEAM.
NEW LONDON. April 25. ~Schooher
has just left this harbor brings a un-
ique 111on of experience with' the 11
oitrlcal phenomena known an 01th
Elmo lights Capt. Henry Kings0oh.
her master. save that in all his emot-
1113 business be novel before new the
livhi that greeted the eyes of himself
and crew last Tuesday night off the'
toast of Maine.
\Vhllc plococding close hauled, with
wind about south, southeast. ten miles
off the Isle of Shoals, a bright
suddenly appeared in the fore cross-
tiees. li resembled an incandescent
llshi bulb. but was of s sickly yellow
color. The light slowly traveled up
the topmost to the topmost head and
\t the same moment another bright
light appeared on the end of the jib- .
boom and remained stationery disap-
pearing within. five minutes. The
llehi 011 the main topmost head glow.
ed steadily for three querteroof. an
be our and then disappeared as it came.
The wind was light and the atmosphe :
No 91- :
planatlon could be offered for the pres- .
e‘ncc of the list“ excepting that they ,
lights. _
ric conditions seemed normal.
were the famous St Elmo
which are’oonimcn in soathsrn seas.
Probablyilhis is an unusual exper f,
lance for the electrical phenomena to "
be observed in northern waters and
so near the coast. Captain Kingston
an aid that the presence of the lights
save everyone on board a creepy feel,
ing and no one would climb aloft to in
vestlgntc the light. The Davis is
loaded with lime for New York. One
of the crew was convinced that the
vessel was hoodooed and upon reach-
ing this poii insisted on packing his
dunnage and going ashore. Another
man was shipped here.
POPU LAR AMUSEMENTB.
m
Ihe first appearance In South Norwalk
at lloyi' 11 Theatre Friday evening. Mai
1151.0! Thomas A Edison's wonderful
invention. the l’loiecioscope conceded
to be the greatest moving picture de
vice every constructed. As this com-
pany has never been to South Norwalk
ii lemains for the people to see the
most marvelous series of mOVIng pic-
turcs presented in the most porter!
malllloi. Among the many interesting
moving pictures that will be presented
will be Mother (loose Rhymes. the Mid-
night Alarm. the Soldier's Return How
the Wash Was Spoiled Children lest!
ing the Public School Exciting Target
Practice Dawson City Fire Depart
mcnt Our Battle Ships In the Firing
Mus. Fun on 1 Fishing Smack, “A Trip
to Luna." over 1100 feet long, the mar-
vol of marvels Special engagement
is announced of Bert Forrest the great
comedian. baritonesndhtory teller who
will also entertain with the very latest
Illustrated songs, with Howard D, Ar-
goe W. Robert Goes. Charles W.
Plumb and others This will be the
best entertainment ever given in South
Norwalk. it will be under the auspices
and for the benefit of Opblr Chapter.
No I32 Order of the Eastern “Star. Sale
of seats opens Monday at the usual
places and at the theatre and also can
be secured from members of the Chap
tor. Be sure and get your reserved
seats early, and avoid being compelled
to stand during this long and interest
ins entertainment.
1': 11111 on Mrs. Chamber
some time ago, were to
before Judge .prard .1.
be civil common pleas
outlay. but on account of the
was" Attorney Galen
phenom until Mon-
Iltltflod with Lind Allotment.
VINITA, l T, April ZErPeter Snake
Wolf. a full blooded Cherokee Indian
was assassinated in the Shovinaw
Hills while on his way home from the
Cherokee land ofllce at this place.
Snake Wolf was shot several times
with a rifle, supposedly by full blooded
lndisns who are opposed to the pilot
heat of the lands of the Cherokee ns~
tlon. Another full blood was assassin-
ated early in the week presumably by
the full bloods because be allotted.
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ammo 1:111. 11,1,
111 Mutlnous Oi's'w. -
' l 96—Advlces receiv-
j , by the me; Do-
1 mutiny bro out on
~ ship Edward s‘ewsll, at
”I Chick was flunsble
s in peers and e sent
0&0 w’z‘gnlngd ‘31:11:11
11, ll 11 n t a
seat to the ship.
ii is owned by Arthur
“When I left towa, " said the return-
ed New Yoi'ker. "that brownstone man-
sion was occupied by Roper. the gem-
bler. " ' You. 11 Policeman Nibbs liv~
ed in the lltti house next door" "I
suppose all that“: changed now. " “Yes.
Police Captain Niobs resides in the
mansion and Roper in the little house. "
—Philadelphia Press.
391912111 it) the land that
ashes; in' the Sunlight
dietitians economy, ,
waving, brightness,
and clothes white as the
AFAMOUS DETECTIVE S OPINION.
Captain George W. McCluskey, the
famous ex chief of the New York De-
tective Bureau. is not only an ardent
admirer of both Herbert Kelsey and
Ellie Shannon as artists of the highest
type, bpt he was positively fascinated
with the Conan Doyle-Gillette 1111.
“Sherlock Holmes." it was after see-
ing their performance in the great de-
tective romance that he expressed nim-
self as follows: " 'Sherlock Holmes'
does one thing in this play. He pisses
detective work on the plane where it
belongs. There is none of the ps1 jack
at dsrk lantern business. The detec-
tlve in real life. as in this 1111. is a
gentlemen. and is at home among gen
ilemen. Thstl like. Imus: ss'y, sndl
trust. t
will appreciate the fact that brains and
motility are true attributes of the
such an authority 11 Captain Marlins,-
as: in ones: tribute to the h 1111-;
111: 11th011111 of both Mr Ks coy 111d
stood that Miss Shannon's splendid
much 11 tsctoi- in his play as Mr. Kel-
coy}: interpretation of the title part.
The needle .11 11111111- or tin-11
auction, 11 vol 11 th etsctricsl' «111,.
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Bret Harte. in tripling chorehn
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EDISON PROJECTOSCOPF‘ COMING ,'
Alrangemcnls have been mace toi ‘
people who see this DISY:
genuine delectIVe. " This coming from
Miss Shannon for it must be under-
pertormsnce of “Miss Faulkner“ (the
sweetheart of Holmesl is fully as
tothe rescue.
' V. W. C. A. OFFICERS
IIAVERHILL, Mass. Apiil 25~Thc
nhnuai convention of the New England
Board of Young Women' s (‘hristian As
sbciations closed yesterday after a
three days' session with the election
of oillcors. Mrs w 8 Burton was cho in minute Reside
sen state director. Other oillccrs were: {and liemputcad and at
Vice directors Mrs E B lirown. Prov- ,
Idencs and Mrs. H PPagc Worcester:
secretary. Miss Clara E Heywood;
Holyoke; treasurer. Miss (‘ M W l-iid-
urn Worcester
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INFLAMMATORV RHEUMATISM
CURED.
William 8 offer, a hrnkcman of
Dennison, Oho. was confined to his
bed for several weeks with indsmma
ory rheumatism. “I used many reme-
Ilsa." he says. “Finally I sent to
\eraw's drut' store for a bottle of
Chamberlain's. Pain Balm, at which
time i was unable to use hand or foot
1nd in one week's time was able to go
to work as happy as a clam.” If
roublad with rheumatism give Pain
'inlm a trial. One application relieves
the pain. For sale by Stillson Powell
‘orDoratlon, F. H. llaxtcr and Clifford
Pharmacy. ’ '2
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Fish—«What madc "cm put people on
he rack?
Tush-"Tllt‘y wanted. l surmise, to
lraw ’cm out,»llarvard Lampoon.
UNCLE REUBEN'S OPINION.
"They may say what they please. but
listen—hear me: We taken all kinds
1! laxatives. purgatlves and cathartlcs
but when it comes to one that is easy
1nd pleasantilio take. mild and goalie
in its action. and that makes one want
in extra slice of bacon for breakfast.
lust give me'Chamberluin's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. and you may have
icines and pills, little or big. there is
In the country. Them Tablets surely
do make one feeldoyfulffi For sale
by Stilison Powell Corporation. F. H.
Baxter and Clifford Pharmacy. “
"Madam. I caught your husband
making love to my wif.
"Oh. lovely: Then he hasnt for-
gotten howl“~l.ife.
BA N E R g A I. ! I
s most homing solve in the world.
When a married man makes up his
mind to practice econ'omy. he begins
by cutting down his wife's allowance.
MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP.
There's nothing like doing-=1 thing
thoroughly: Of all the Solves you ev-
er‘ heard of Bucklen' s Arnica Salve is
the best. It sleeps away and cures
Burns.Sors1, Bruises Cuts, Bells UI
cars Skin Eruptions and Piles. It's
only 25c. and guaranteed to give sails
faction. by F. H. Baxter Drugglst. ”
'A women never realizes how many
men she could have married until
she finds herself left at the post.
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For liver troubles hnd constipation
There’s nothing better In creation
Than Little Early Risers the famous
little spills
They always elect a cure and save
doctor shills.
We m1:
All 9.0191: bills. They do not weak
on. . ill. hutsct unanimous
the secretions and
' Ill
1. i restoring tbs liver. to the full
perform-
ance of its functions naturally Cllf;
PW , .
w..' . shims "a"
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Cczhrsstbflmfllo
91mm nor- so
all the laxative syrups. dyspepsia mod»
Risers are itinerant L
EART CUAKE IN MASOACHU- ,‘
8E TTE
HAVE' llli..l. Mass, April 25.~A
earthquake was felt in this city shortly
after 7 t c-lmk yesterday morning
which lasted about three quarters 0
Kingston, N
H. felt ile disturbance.
No damage resulted.
OREADFILL ATTACK OF WHOOP-
iNG COUCH.
Mrs. Erich Harllson of 300 Park
Ave, K111 sas City Mo“ writcs as fol-
lows ur two children had a severe 1
smack of whooping cough. one of them
in the pa 11y sin of coughing would of
tcn faint and blood at the nose We
tried CVCI yihing we heard of without
getting ltllel We then called in our}
windows.
family doctor. who prescribed Folcy'{s orders issued by
With the very first; Cole yesterday,
Honey at d Tar.
which rattled and T“-
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ms in Georgetown “0 ““9”“-
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It will shorten her work and lngthen her leisure. Cleans everything cleansbis from collar to
attic—dishes and clothes. pots end _,pans floors and doors
CHRONIC BRONCHITIB CURBp.
l1 or ten years I had chronic liron-
n chills so bad that at limes I could llfi
spool. above a whisper, " writes Mr. Jo
sepr Cotillion. of Montmorenci. ind. "l
I tried all lcmcdlcs available, hilt with
Fortunately my employ-
(r sugg cstod that I try Foley' 3 Benny
lis effect was almost mirac-
{alone and I am now cured of the dis-
On my recommendation many
'people have used Foleys Honey and
Tar and always with satisfaction. Sold
at Plaisicd' 11 drug si..ore
M I LITA RY APPOI NTM ENTO.
i Adjutant General Cole Announces Pro-
motioris and Appoints Delegates
to Surgeon's Convention.
HARTFORD April 25.-—-—ln special
Adjutant General
Second Lieutenant
dose theybeganio impiovc audwofccl Louis ..I Horrman. of Bridgeport, is
substitute Sold at Plaisicd‘s
siorc.
that. it haLs anved their lives."
BAR‘ OFFICERS ELECTED.
HARTI 0RD, April 25—Tlic annual
meeting I the Hartford County Bar
Assoclsti n was held in the Superior
Court yeirterday. On motion of Judgei
Roche oi New Britain the officers of’
last year were re elected as follows:
President Charles E Perkins: vice
president Charles II: Gross: clerk. Wil ,
lism F llenney; committee on commits
sinners .0 Superior Court. Francis H.
Parker and John T. Robinson. ...e
meeting lasted only a few minutes.
PNEUM MA is ROBBED OF ITS;
TERRORB .
by Foley‘s Honey and Tar. it stops
the rocking cough and heals and
strength a the lungs If taken in time
it will p vent an attack of pneumonia.
Refuse at bstltutcs. Sold at Plaisted' a
drug store.
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FOU BODIES RECOVERED.
GLACE BAY, N. 5.. April 25~Four
mcn wort killed by the explosion in Re-
serve mi‘ a yesterday and one man who
was bad y burned will recover. The
bodies hive been recovered. There is
no sign of fire in the mine and opera
tions will be resumed at once.
There is nothing quite so sad as the
laugh that comes from a phonograph.
2' :lll'.1'll
Kali BS
‘Msy l9.
Refuse appointed first lieutenant of Company
iii-lug K Fouiih Regiment. vice Flanagan ic-
Privnic Thomas
Bridgeport snot-coda Lieutenant Finni-
second lieutenant.
Charles C. Godfrey. surgeon general.
Lieutenant Colonel Wilbur S. Watson,
medical director, brigadler: and Lieu-
tenant David M. Traces-tin, surgeon.
naval battalion. C. N. 0.. are detailed
as representatives to the Association
of Military Surgeons of the United
States which will convene in Boston.
The application of First
Lieutenant Frank A. Keen .ilrst sec-
tion Machine Gun Battery. C. N. 6., to
, be retired. is approved.
W. Rooney, of
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FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so 311th Main Strut.
south Norwsilt, Conn. '
Telephone. 1222..
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“Coal” ,
rico‘ al”
“Coal”
$6.25 pet- «ran.
The price of coal having dropped we
as usual are the first to give our pa-
irons the benefit.
We urge you to buy our Lehigh Coal
because we know it will be satisfac-
tory. You can't beat our coal or our
prices. ,
Better buy now while Its cheapest.
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122 WATER ST. 80 NORWALK.
Branch omce 2 80. Main St.
Tel. Call 215.
THINK IT
OVER.
We have about titty - GAS
RANGES on hand. which we will
sell at the same price as last
year, or 29.76 and 212.75 each,
connected free.
After this stock is depleted.
prices will be increased 92.00.
Don't come around after these
are gone and say that you are
sorry you were late.
Conn. Railway and
Lighting Company.
new YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
rm: Tisha.
In effoctbeoombor 21, 1902.
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