‘5’ itt‘WI-iidwngtt’tt‘ "
HUBA
SOLVENT
. My“ Ind lftl remover
stone and we” ’
ldneyl and Planter.
“ ~ th rolled the no
‘1' odious negldi "the surgeon's
‘ lIlI'O. CAI-Mn Vllll. irerohll
0 formation of uric or d In the
loud nod eorrectn thaw courtl-
ne of the B mach which Kro-
nlng and R ell-
‘ use Gout p0
null-In. Cal-ours Bolnntte
unbav‘ldltennedy’s
”dew Medicine
I! end. gallstones. Riven health to the Liver and
cer- Dillon- colic Ind constipation. Dr. David
Kennedy Isldet it. “Cal-earn Solvent. II the outcome .
M nay long experience u A Physician and Surgeon
GM [consider It the greatest nchisvement of my life." I
Write to the Col-cure Company, Kennedy Row,
handout, N. Y.. for n free sample bottle. Large
bottles $1.00. Alidmnletn.
Remember: Only one Dr. David Kennedy ever lived
In Wilt. City of Kingston, N.\'., and III‘ unto you i
let his nu Ind luau medicine, Cal-curs Solvent,
For the Kidneys,
. Liver and Blood.
CARL HAD A WILD NIGHT.
Well-Knewn Restaurateor Has Many
Adventures on Way Home From
. New Canaan.
Carl Schaub says he can never go
away from South Norwnlk without los-
Ing something or getting lost himself
and be has about made up, his miiid
that. the only thing left for Iliiu to do
lsto slay ill the seclusion of his own
bar and fig tree and mix cooling drinks
for his customers. Once he wont to
New York and lost his boy. Another
time he went to Rockawuy and lost
lis little girl. Every time he takes
c trolley ride he loses his hat.
4 try night he went to New Canaan ulid
lost his horse, or rather, the horse lost
Carl.
.Carl went with a party to Now tia-
iluan to visit Mrs. Alois Koohler :llltl‘
forgot to hitch Ills horse. The animal.
finding It was not tied, started back
red and white) 3
Kidney i
'l‘hurs~ .
, ii 'l‘rtiUu] Ear
, “Aunt Hannah” Giles an
jdcctilint of a trip from
iStamfortI to ROIOII Point.
.Where Improvements Sur-
iprised and Pleased iler- ‘
‘ .\ writer over tho siullxrtlllo of "Aunt
tilz'lllulh,” In tho Stnrilt’ord Advocate of
last niithl. hits the following artich- ro-
bin-din: it trip from Stamford to ttoton
Point. by train-y. which will lie l‘t‘tlll
with ilIIt I‘t‘fl by Norwnlk poopio: .
\‘t'itll :lIl t‘lliIXIll‘J. IllIIlIt'Ilt‘t‘.~ to draw?
too out illto the sunshine. all atmos-
phere or i‘l'llizruln-o I‘l'om lilossuus
pl'oiuisinc a summer's l'ruilano. and
highlsSun’ bani "
, :
Too good for dogs. but they like it. u "fr!-
Olui doc] after one tlulo. t‘luldiru love If,
women Mela It. and men think It's "Klt'ill.
It‘ll all rillht,tomnnddm-Ithe business ‘l‘ly it
on your next ”III"! and you will ulvtnyl ill-op
\‘i'lllinmo‘ Root liver on hand. Keep lt.cool out
you wililnlve a drink “Itltnrtbo trod-r." II in .
u temperance beverage with a flavor unexcellcd
llnrwhcro or by anything and a ballot of it.
uolliltn'tllpsot the weaken Itoltlnch. ll lllllllltti
room and herbs riuht til It, that's why? Malta
up a bum at home and have "the drink Hull.
emu."
WILLIAMS 8: CARLB‘I'ON C0 . Hartford. Conn.
lho shovil of waters beckoning to tho
.bvilcing beach. what ilitlllccluonts luoro
illt‘l‘tl tiloro ho to clitioo one to tliko ll
‘troiloy ride to that liluco of interest
3 known as ilotlm I’oiut'.‘ .
. 'l.oit\‘illi: tho city. the Ill‘st glimpses
rof the Sound mines into view its tht‘:
gear roaches tho high ground over No-.
Il'tlllill liill; tlicn. dost-outline; to a full}
“stop at lilo In-iduo, ovoryhody kindly"
'gots oi‘f. I’llssinu across the Iirltlno lo‘
lilo Norotoii side. another car is lltIt—i
,oll. which cnrrio: you to tiio I‘oillt.<
i’l‘hls cur. however. is under nilothori
t
i
I
i
Inniuagclnont. and you pay anothorl
nickel, good until you roach Ilaricil.'
and their one nickel lnoro completes
>tho price to the Point. At the bridge
. tllo conductor and ,luotorlnuu first shift
nu affair like ll huge M‘titlll itililt'llt'll'
to the incoming end. and plum- it :lt‘
'lIlt- ontoloiug end. which is said to be;
a safety device against being, izround
lllldcr the wheels ili c2lso of u "knock-t
down" on the way over . :l thing:
which soltionv occurs. and only wIlIill‘
nobody is stlpposcd to bo looking.
home. and when Carl went ‘0 I‘M “”0 Is it without ally doubt that “tho
the ”Huge i" had disappeared. H" flowers which bloom in tho spriniz.
despatched a boy on a Iiicyclo and
started after the animal on foot with
Henry Beeske. a paper hunger in tho
employ of John W. Beatty. They
had almost walked home from New;
Canaan when the boy returned with
the horse and they got into tho our-i
ridge Itlltl started to ride the rest of;
the way home. .
As they were passing Adolph lx'oss-I
lor's. saloon on the (‘onnecticllt ’I‘urni
piko. (‘ai'l saw a light. IIo lll()lli.'.lll‘
at first it was the moon. Then he.
tlioilght it was a lightning hug, btlt
:‘eiolt concluded that it was a tire. lie
:I;' out. alid investigator] arid fotllld
lIulI Ix'osslor's fence was on fire; also
a iii» of rubbish nearby.
‘ "ire." "litre,” yelled Carl and start-L
oil to climb a six-foot board fence to
it. (‘an was not built for
. imhilig and he. got halfway or
«I stuck. He. kept on
' "I“ll‘o." "Fire." at tho top of
;::i as. lllrtii his breath failed him.
A bi, do; saw him and
to snap at his heels alid to bark. t'arl
dared not descend on account of the
(log and he could not soc over.
so. ..
make matters worse. tho llproad hadirmnt “if“ “'mli‘m "l‘ll'i'ii‘l‘llll-l'
awakened the occupants of the Ross
ler household and Mrs. Kossler went
to the window and yelled “Burglnrs.”
and "Thieves.“
Carl from his position hanging by
his arms from the top of the fence on
plained that he was neither a burglar
nor a thief and then commenced to
yell "Fire" again. Beesko, who was
more agile than Carl, had surmounted
the fence and attacked the tire. He
drew pail after pail of water from the
~weli 'and threw it on the blaze. lie
Worked so hard that he soon had the
tire under control. lie. was encour-
aged with his work by the cries of
Carl. who was still suspended above
the bull dog. Finally; lllc fire was
out and the brill dog was coaxed away
and Carl released from his position.
The excitement being all over, Beesko
fainted. It was necessary for Mr.
Kcssler to administer rcstorntlvos
Carl‘ looked as if he wanted to faint
himself. but did not know how, so Mr.
Kosslcr administered rostorntlvos to
Curl also. and this probably prevented
him from fainting. ’i‘hcu Carl went
home. .
TWO LONG DEMURRERS.
South Norwalk and Bridgeport Cases
_ Occuph, Judge Case's Attention.
Two lon'g demurrers gave Judge
Case plenty to think over yesterday in
the civil superior court. The first was
the defendant‘s demurrer to the com.
plaint In the action brought by Modes
filo Fernandez against the N. i’.. N. H.
*& H. R. R. Co.. and the city of South
. Norwnlk. it was the railroad company
’ which outta the pleading and it was
.irgued by Attorney M. Marsh, while
Stiles Judson. .Ir.. represented the
plaintiff.
1.:'The second demurrer was an Insur—
lnce cane affair and was also Ill-
fy‘lnced by the defendants. Eva .1. Read
g 13qu the Niagara Fire insurance Co.
“William Mthuardment for the demur-
rer. former Senator Frederick W.
“Olden. of Annuals. for the plaintiff.
_" he following cases‘were assigned
.. .gtrlnl In the civil superior court
‘ 1-week:
panda: Nay 19—J. R. Willlston a
s. Ilium 0. Height. in continu‘
; Elisabeth Matthews tie. the Can-
Rubber Co. ,
* veneedsy. May all—Thomas I.
;, midis! John Gorhnm et IL.
is it Norwnlit vs. W. 1". Bishop and
‘. May 21—Sunuel K.
, ft? the Stamford Mfg. Co..
Wot vs, Annie anllnnd. ar-
- my 22;—Grievance corn0
in. ' rd w. mic.-
and
§5LVI
it'll.
’lll\\'1ty.~ within
.slirublicry :lhlilli IlI> cot. may
lro-Iu. have nothing to do with tho
“I" Whv, then. so many cyo-oulch-
t'l‘S along the way. around and about
lilo front: of tho dwellings
sllv rositlonH‘C. :IlltI giro it lilo olllssi»
cal llppolltiliou‘.’ Smite. ilidood. arc;
more than i'csidellcosv are almost pol g
or shall I .
Mullet- olwilunnu' rumba B
house - u 'clttc littio building. steeple
and all. placed lti tho yard of some
lover of birds. I flint-led the little
:‘tiligslol's engaged there at their ser-
vii-of if not of praise and worship. at
lollst participating in a season til IUVI‘.
and of peaceful coutomplutions».
.\uti still. it little way on. another
nit-etiuu-houso: and as the our rolled
by. tho sound of voices joint-d ill
pi-illsl‘. Sillutlhlriy how ucllr together
\'.'o tiud existing antagonistic agen-
clos. \Vitliilll’tho sound of the singing.
a pointed piece of artillery. mounted
on masonry: twenty olllililin balls of
deadly ptllposo, iIIItI ail stigutistivo of
war. Iloro llro ropvoscntod tho. spirit
of Police and tile spirit of Strlfo~
Lore and Hate. llow rapidly is the
Sal at tho tleett‘ul hind. My sympathy
was touched at tho night. and I wanted
It" gun to hang tire long enough to
live the creature safe distance for Its
Il'o.
'l'ilt-n. looking it foot or so beneath
'an down from the painting. I saw
ho wtiltin ’-I shots for III e." I was
‘tilly stitlsliodltht' «It-c" would act
:wllv unhrrlllti'tlg Following this path-
vs}: totvuld tin-‘Inndtulr. Ilf‘l‘t' lignin I
lotlct-d chullnosi. A sti'algllteut-d iottd.
T'ilo lli'd'l‘I whole hung the warning
licll hull tlisnppoul'otl.. A now retaining
ownrds the place where stood tho
iIWI'l‘. I sighted II sluilulul“ stone.
lollll shaped. ll compound of unity with
hiliid. il'itiIlI in size three or tour toot
ll Iii-lullt und propol'tionutoly ill kct-p-
us with natural form of Mich lIlIIle.
'l'ito oIIlI‘ItI was made In llppolll- by a
lil‘ of tho slouo being linked Iilf..
Graven by Nature.
Iiore. scetuiuu’li by a cork: ol' llil‘
illlt'“ iitlll been formed a Iionii of
it no. and uillme. too. had IIIII‘ll shit-Id
.l lt'll' it ll» though tilol'o lliiltht bo :l
it..~:lliiitl“ (if tontloruos‘s. own about
.t. i'tItllItllIIll.' e. I‘Il'i‘t’ of matter to in:
«clinllt' rock.
i sill lite down to tlilllk. Would that
lil.‘ many hearts of thousands. ovou
mum of lhnuo who shall puss and rc-
r...-,. this narrow way to giddy lllIl'lII.
hctuoou tho short solisou ni'xt nuc-
'l-oilill;: this lut-rl'y month of May. IllltI
the biting time of frost. luitizht have
<liicltis to ward off the dorm. not of
tho llttlo god or love, inuoeeiltly pro
ii'ctcd. bill of Him monster of art. do
pinrod cot’luoll'y. which first. appears
it! courteous. and. after. lollvcs :l
dim: so pnlnt'lll us to will the stun»
luv tlotp might never one into its
Ii“.~tilll llnto ovollnstinn time.
The Kodak Girl There.
I passed out to tho very end of tho
plor A few there were, patiently
waiting the htllilztjt‘ Iiilt- oil a fish.
Standing thoro I noticed among the
number one who sat a row foot nwziy.
tclitlci'ly couccuiilli‘. some obit-ct of ill-
tcrcot. sighting down. and thou. with
some precision of aim. diri'ctiug 1L
:llllllll drawn from one subject to the
other!
A Modifying Incident.
As the our turned a t‘til'llt‘l’ near
t.uitiol".~~ Hall. a young lady sin‘linlod
tho car it) stop. which It did
ynliun, lady stopping dowll. by some
lliirtjlltlgluollt or otherwise. lost Iior
Ilttiillll't' and foil helplessly Ilnl on all
fours. She was onusldorllto enough not
to turn hor head. when rising. and
none. perhaps. of the passengers;
tibtlllrd tho "ill” will ever know how
A tIt‘:
ginninsl tho ul'ollp~- myself not even
‘ovollltlod. Yes: the kodltk Iltld done
Ill)? work. The Miss hold us all ill hor
power. and politely and silently do.
otti'letl,
I wish no ill dovoloplnoutl of that
,nogntit’o . I would every tlsljlor ”there
lwol'o clearly wcil dollliod. tho buck
inrounll and all most truthfully present-
oil: but I still tune a heartfelt desire
I that ”no anion); tlloin may he so oh-
i liternled as to appear more like an in-
inninmto post tltilll any I't‘mt‘ll‘IIiIIIlll‘t' to
i
arcs. IIIII. rltill illlo luinllto. Is tlicl't‘ I badly she was hurt. Silo has my hollrt'si‘l ’“m’m‘ bolus.
tho Iinrnlouimlsi
wllolo llmt accords with ovtol‘nai .
slittorlltious'.’ I would hope so: hull
there are Iiili\, and nulls. that go of—i
letter with happy scouring features;
titan with the mild and modest our]
lines. "A college by tho son"- »u IIFII“ i
or err-r Iistotlilli; to tho echoes of tho
wild waves. and amid tho llllllllnotii
sit ili‘
i'oycti colitolltliiont gazing on the soon”:
to wildness. untrsnnppinpr his fillm‘l‘s‘l
tltclll
il'KJIII-‘W'
sympathy otor the matter, The fact
that I: was so quickly done and
Ii\t‘l’. tho hurrlod mmomont of tho cur
:I\\:i_\‘. made it impressively strum:
how much we are creatures of I‘ll"
otlrustillicos Ill this world of ours.
\l o Ililiction whore tho our turns
for Niruulk away from the direction of
“NIH" I'oiul. I iliIL‘IlIl‘lI. lit-onuso my
was toward, the Willt‘l‘. and
tho t'tll'r‘. consort to full that war
«inc-- Iaist full 'l'llo rusty rails wcll
yelling
commenced '
irol' tho i‘vllllIII‘II lines of directed art.
_;llltI there have fullol' toasting of that
[palatable dish called love,
i Seen From an Open Car.
The opoll car is the "dandy"
eye-so nice. to author ill tho
things along, its way.
i'til
vlvmstrolclliug out, one may take tho view.
“to;
nook. The eye may sot-m Ill be direct»
cd ahead. \vlicli. Ill fact. out of its eor
her it is squinlini: sidowiso and :li
angles. radiating from it common cell»
for. A colnploto equipment would re-
quire tho coliiplllly to place mirrors,
fore and lift for reflecting uses. Soun-
pooplo are visually walldorilig even ill
the stals to catch some glimpse of
solnotllinn’ never before sighted and
are as prone to look bohltld, as are
tho sparks to float upward. Not >ti‘
ilt‘l‘t‘, .\ sido nlunoo was sliilioit‘nt for]
no lo obsci're Sunday golfers engaged
\tt tho fray. and tllltt. too. right in
sight of it Zl'lth‘ yard where standing
donos confronted them with tho fact
illzit a serious problem was yet to bo
<olved concerning their Iit’o‘s destiny.
.\ little further along wore ohsorr-
oil throe long rows tlf marble head-
«ttillcs. ranged ilt military precision.
llaek and above floated a flag from p
atatt. telling tho story of u Soltiiers‘
Zlouio. arid the white slabs pointed tho
'uot tlult not. :1 few had gone to rest
whore tho sound of bugle to wnr‘s
alarms ne'er more would meet res-
iollso. The green fields. and occasion.
llly a piece of rye. added pleasing t‘f‘.
‘octs to the eye. The green liclll one:
would know might one day yield itsi
.roight of hay and he garnered into the.
burn. for tho stall-fed ox or boast of
toll.
But with what certainty may it be
raid that the rye would not escape tho
"miller's toll. and. instead. find its
way to the "still." and still further do
its subtle work. dethroning reason.
Observed at Rowayton.
l infer that the season is not yet
advanced to the time when the cur-
tain of shells will hang as it did be—
fore. across a veranda. where the cars
met for passing. a sight which I saw
when i paid a former visit to the
Point I noticed a miniature meeting
-_.. m-r..n..- _.._.. .. .. _ ‘
sightl'illi
(in either side.‘
Convalescence
‘ Recovery is hastened, health
restored and vitality renewed by
the use of ‘ ' '
’olliplll'sizod this fact. .\i lilo lil'idui‘
misss over an inlet of tho Sound. just
before rout hint; lilo I'olut. I stopped for
'ttrilsidolatitili.
Ii‘lt‘sl. :i sign laud somehow sinus
-- our numerous to inoi boldly road:
"l’i‘ivatc \\'ll\'. l‘i'ossiun this bridao
1-:trIt-tlv forbidden. t'onu. Railway and
.I.I:htiliu (‘o." ‘
Wm: l to obey this :ziultet divine ilr»
,illuctioli'.‘ While Iltuilltlilln. tithot's.
I: ll'or and Ilrlndsomel' limit I. passed
In. with total disroudl'tl. and went
over.
She Boldly Crossed the Bridge.
Why should lroallty be at passpoli
lt'tll'“ than age and llllootuolinoss'.‘ Alid
it nudes. llltIt'l‘ tho circumstances. Iuld
tho t‘hlot‘ (‘ltptllill himself appeared to
deny my passing. l four I would. like
the centurion of old. have said. “’l‘ako‘
l;t‘t‘(l wlull thou dot-st.“ Although not
Itoililln. nor with :t .L'l'oat sum oli-
L'liuoti I my t'rootlotn. lull like Paul |
liliglit havc said. “i was free born.“
and recognized no divine right of l‘ftilv‘
roads to iulorposo stlcli flimsy liar-
rlors. My wound consideration was
this: Then» wore wonk'looking planks,
untirmly n-tiled. and hand—rails broken
away from holdings. .-\ll else. "xcopl
thoso illtll.t‘. seemed perfectly safe.
and I Itulf suspected those dofccls
wol't' purposely allowed to exist It)
chitrllctorizo itnlidlly In combination
with tho sign.
However. i crossed. and passed on
to the very point, Ilorc I noticed fou-
tllros of impl‘ovcmout. A newly
shingloli roof over lilo auditorium. a
broad veranda added to the south side
of the hotel. the hotel Itself undergo-
ing repairs. the building rcccirlng it
new coat of paint»—a kind of "yaller,"
yet strictly more. perhaps. a lemmi-
simde: tho dancing pavilion enlarg-
ed. with patches of new shingles on
roof. As I passed between the long
bathing-house arid the auditorium, one
sign alone caught lily eye. It was
seemingly a fixture. and the words
'bIllfle Rance." above a piece of scenic
art. iii which appeared a frightened
deer. speeding away from a sheltered
lake. whereno doubt it had sought to
find drink to quench its thirst. Under
the cover of a rock. and hid from view,
'I'o \‘llll. IloII Island of lily heart‘s
fond favor. i Intro some nltilllcl'ly
things to NINnIStlIIII‘ of praise. and ills-
‘pl‘nistn hill 1 cannot now indulge, I
huvc allcady exceeded my time to
stay. and must retract lily way home»
word. .r\l'.‘\”i~ llalt. NAII
a
POPULAR AMUSEMEtNTS.
SIS tilts A’I‘
DAY.
'I‘ho Ilcaisoy sisters. who are ill
iloyt's 'I‘hcalr'o this afternoon and to»
night. create it most favorable llup‘ros
siou wherever they appear. The New
tirlcalls Daily I'icayuno says of them:
IiI'IASICY ”()Y'I'S 'I't)
"Like a jeweler who cilroliflly
weaves a slring of pcarls and almost
dovolitly strings together gems of
lil‘lccloss table. so tin-so young artistes .
let tho mites fall from their filial-rs like
a cascade. ouch .iewol horn; .’.t‘|lill'tllo
and distinct from the ()Ihtiil' and all
throwing (orth u ray of light.“
A STARTLING TEST.
To sure a life. llr. T. ti. Merritt, of
No. Mohoopuny. Pa, made It startling
test. resulting in a wonderful cure.
vile writes. "A patient wusi attacked
with \‘lUIt‘llI hemorrhages. caused
by ulceration of the stninntih. l tutti
often found Electric Bitters. excellent
for acute stomach and liver troubles
so I prescribed them. The patient
gained from the first, nlid has not. had
an attack in H months," Electric lilt-
tors are positively guaranteed for ilys-
pepsin. Indigestion. Constipation dud
Kltlllt‘y troubles. 'I‘l‘y IIlt‘lll.‘
:it i“. ll. Baxter's.
MANSION FOR CIRCUS KING.
J. A. Bailey Buys Siwanoy Club Prop-
erty in Mount Verncm.
MOI'NT VERNON. May Iii—ultimos
A. llailoy. of the liarnum & liniley oil--
(‘ll.~‘. has purchased the Siwuuoy Couli-
try t‘lub grounds at (‘orcor‘an )tnuor.
which consist of twenty-eight acres of
land and n lurne club house, formerly
owned by tho tilover estate. The sale
was made through a New York real
estate broker. The consideration was
about “75.000. The clltb tlt‘lll vacate
the property on November 1.. when the
showman will begin the construction
of a mansion. which will be one of the
fittest in Westchester‘countiy.
The Siwanoy Club was the. scene of
one. of the most mysteriouis murders
ever committed in Westchester county.
On the night of Septemhen 1. 19m.
some one entered the upper rooms of
the club and murdered David Scott and
John Clayton. the colored stewards.
Their bodies were found by the mom
hers of the club the next morning,
STOP THAT coLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. lira-
zillnn Balm is breaking up Ciolds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
I0. 25. 500 and $1.00 bottle-er The Clif-
ford. Baxtor‘o or Pls‘lsted‘s. "
rrin M.
. an expert
HARTFORD. May l6.—
Brown, aged slxtv-flvc yen
anufncturlh
et lcide
ent Firearms
yesterday attempted
shooting. The employees
nthlli Cemetery heard the {report of a
revolver md‘upon Iivestigt ting found
Brown upon hisf wife's grave
with a bullet hole orer hlti right car.
He was bleeding profusely and the
men immediately sent him i the Hert-
ford hospital. where It I: ‘ id that he
is in I very critical condi n. Brown
has been in poor lie-1th despoti-
dent for some time.
by
CD
ch, » .
'l‘u' .
wru. cone c
. man standing. with gun directing!
.inll. tilid just here, as ollo llpl‘irouchcs‘
Philip’s ’ it! I’ll] Compound
Saved the Life of Mrs. Tilos. Wileman.
Baldsdale, Cal.
The Life Giving Compound That Wives
‘and' Mothers Most Need in Mali.
ill
tritill. it niros ltu Illt'l‘t‘ill-lti weight.
and more refreshing sloop. Whator.
or be your condition. unhappy sullen
or. \it- give yoll ll blessed assurance,
of it new and lasting health through
the duo of I’liino's Celery Compound.
dirt. 'l‘hos. \Vilomnn. llurdsdulo. (‘.nl..
\\lilt‘:i Ior ruling and broken down we-
lrlcli a»: followst-~
"I bopnu using I'niue's ('elory Coin-
)lt.lilliI about six years ago I had so.
role attacks of sick headache, with
sick stomach and vomiting. My friends
tilolltht I could not live long, but
I‘:liue‘s (‘.--Iory (Toilipollud curt-d me. I
iii” no“ llblo to do all my own house-
I'lliuo's t‘oIcry (Iolupollliti dot-rt u
uoudluus work for HI”|\ ItlllI half doud
women Ill hint, The conditions of wiuw
It l' have been doll illiouliii to tho llt'lllllt
til" wouicll illllI llll'li'. tworyuhoro: they
have dot-lined III nervous vigor. tho
blood ‘4 l'cs-kiuc with impurities, tho‘
".-'l‘eto"_'.' tilllil't: do not perform lhoil'
work. illitl l'lc digestive machinery is
sadly out of Lll'lll‘. The human nilt
chino taunt bo ('It'illllit'll, roonirod and.
stl'eliulllout-d in May. I’llillo‘s (‘oicry
('olupolmd duos the work surprisingly
first. and giro” :l guarantee of permit.
liout health and long life. It It. the
one spring medicine that truly iil)lll'-
ishcs, lt'fllllllil'i. null iiiritrol‘utcs tho
t'lllil‘t‘ llol'iouu :ystom. from the brain hold duties for u flliliily of nilio. and I
ill the lllltlll't“=l llt-l'vo ililllllt‘lli. II (till rooomlnond I’tlino's (‘olery t'olu-
givoy a full. rich supplt of energizing: pound to any one suffering as i did
blood. it clears the muddy. unhealthy with sick and nervous headaches.
A Slight Crowding
0f room makes a few rejections advisable. That is why in:
are o/leri'ng COUCHES, PA FLOR SUITS, BEDROOM
SUITES, IRON BED ST EADS and DINNING ROOM
FURNITURE this wee/e at figures that make the articles un-
questionably rare bargains. Won't you let us Show you these
goods? The largest and best line of Fancy Rockers in the
Twin Cities. You can Suit your taste here without great tax
on your purse.
A. J. COLLINS & (70..
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
l2 to fit North Main :‘il. South Norwaik
Have. You a... to Buy
Today?
Come: and save a dollar or so. We'be been busy as bees
lately, and it's not strange at all the way the sell these Sample
Unl)’ iillt' .
so
gunmaker, em‘loycd by thi Colt Pat-|
Company‘
: the Com,
Oxfords.
shoes at such little prices.
81 WASHINGTON ST..
A chance to get correct and thoroughly guaranteed
OLSEN’S SHOE STORE
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
QUICK ARREST.
J. A. (luliodgo, of \‘orbenu, Ala. was
lwico ill the hospital from a severe
case of piles causing it tumors. After
doctors and all rclncdios failed lillck-
Ion‘s Aruloa Salvo quickly arrested
further inflammation and cured him.
It conquers riches and kills pnill. 35c.
at i“, ll. Baxter's, llrugglst. “
REV. DILLIONIS TO BE ARRESTED.
NEW HAVEN. May lti.~—l,'pon colit-
plttint ot' (‘lulnty Ilortltli ()ltlcor Hond‘
Icy. ll wllrrllnt has boon issued for tile
at ‘5! of Roy. liilliouis. who has been
titliclntiui: at marriage ceremonies ill
\\':ltorhul'y without authority. it is
said.
SAVED A BOY‘S LIFE.
Mrs. t‘nptain II. Hubbard. of hill.
t‘ord_ l)ol._ says: "ilrlizilinn Ilallii sav-
od lll_\' boy's life. llc hogan just like
tho (int- we lost with moon We. gave
him a low doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all risiil ill the morn»
inc." For sale by II. II, I’Iuistod. I".
ll. iiaxler. nuti 'I‘lle Clit't‘ord I‘Iutr-
mat-y. “
DAMAGES AGAINST 0lL CO.
LEXINGTON I\'_\'.. May lti.——.lalnes
It). Doyle has given a verdict for $2.600
damages against the Standard Oil
Company and t‘. B. (lilmlln for coli-
spiring to injure the business of Doyle.
, by pronouncing his oil not up to stan-
dard proof. Ho represented a rival
company. Gilman was an oil inspec~
. tor for the city.
I ———.————
‘ MADE voune AGAIN.
I “One or iir. King's New Lin- Pills
{each night for two weeks has pllt me
I lit niy 'tcens' again." writes li. it. Tur-
tnor, of Dcinpseytown. Pa. They‘re
' the best I“ the world for Liven Stom-
ach and Bows-Is. l‘urely vegetable.
tor‘s Drug Store.
I
Sick Headache
i _. a
I
i ,
i
,mthemosmolotmaa.
ifiEYis KIUIEY UUIlE It I
Stillntnl limb
or money refunded. Contains
remedies re by emi-
nent physicians as the best for
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICR 50c. and sun.
A REVELATION.
If you will make Inquiry it will be a
revolution to you how many succumb
to kidney or bladder troubles ill one
form or another. If the patient is not
beyond medical aid. Foley's Kidney
t‘tllo will cure. it never disappoints.
Sold at l'lnisted s drug store. ‘
l
i
I
WILL THWART TROLLEV LINES.
HARTFORD. May 16.~—ln the. corri-
dors of the capitol yesterday it was
said that those interests opposed to
the proposed trolley line from Hart-
ford to )Iiddlelown and from Middle-
lown to New Haven. having failed in
the passage of the hill repealing the
;gcncral railroad law. intended now to
thwart the building of the line by pur-
chasing land included in the layout of
the mad. Judge Arthur Perkins, of
' the law firm of Perkins & Perkins. who
fought against the repeal bill, was ask-
yt‘ll yesterday afoot this report. He
replied that he had heart! that such
was the intention. and that 'he only
hoped th l whatever was done In that
y direction 'ould develop early in'Order
never gripe. Only 25c, at F‘. ii. llax-. that the Irratter might go to the.Su-
“i promo. Court by the September term.
roll ' _.
GUNMAKEG’TEMPTEIU SUICIDE. Bub". m ”Onwsm
”and,” »
T
,3. ,
wwt‘fis—N
Studying. the Paper.
You'll enjoy our stock of Wall Paper
for parlor or hnll.
We have all kinds. all designs, all
colors, ulld enough to stilt all people
«all ready for you.
All that's necessary is for you to
give up your order—then your house
will look all right. At your price you
can afford it.
T 0 ORDER.
Window Shades.
Picture Frames.
Puluters‘ Supplies.
Artists' Materials,
SPECIAL.
White Curtain Poles with Fixturel
lOc. '
Cloth Window Shades, with Irina.
N
a
9
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods. 3 IL
long, with fixtures, 100.
on Cloth Bindlnz,10c box.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING.
ozconnmo.
LH. Decker
87 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.‘ Conn.
Telephone Connections.
DAvr'n w. n’AYMONID.
F unerai Director
and Embalmcr.
19 North Main St. South Norwnlk
Residence. 9 Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at house. 3443.
_—
link i. Inlay
PL UMBINO.
STEAM.
HOT WA TER.
AND 6113
FITTING.
.I- .I. .-. 1" .I'. )‘e I...\ do 15.x
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc. -.
50 South Main Street,
80th Norwnlk, Conn.
Telephone. 137-3.
mm.
long Lockwood 81,60
“Coal”
“Coal”
“Coal’
$6.25 per Ton.
n‘
no price of coal having dropped or
as usual are the first to give our [i
trons the benefit.
We llrizo.yt)ll to buy our lclilgh Co
because we know it will be autism
tory. You can't boat our coal or 0
prices.
Better buy now while its cheapest
tiling locllititlti it to
I22 WATER ST.. 80. NURWA
Branch Dillon 2 So. Main St.
Tel. Cell 31-5.
our IT ‘
_ OVER.
We have about fifty 0A8
RANGES on Ilulld. which we will
sell at the same price as tut
year, or 89.75 and “2.75 inch, ‘
connected free. _.
After this stock in «My.
prices will be Increased 83.00.‘ 1‘
Don't come around attending
are (one and II! that you gulf
sorry you were late.
Norwalk Chronicler