-8hoiltili’l’owrt
brldoepori Citizens Gom-
pel film to Promise He Will
Not Interfere During Street
I A couclt
Former Norotort Pastor's Cordial Wet.‘ -
REV. Ami!" calla went to Nol'tt-
i0". WSW by, or the purpose of e.»
carting his family to Springfield. Mr.
Retina expresses himself tn.- delighted ,
with the city. and the petnlie or the;
First Presbyterian Church, whose pair
torate he bu alsumed. have given him i
a most cordial treating. t
The Springfield Union of yesterday.
morning devotes considerable space to ‘
his first sermon as pastor of that,
church. Ills text was Acts 10:29: I
“Therefore came l unto you without“
gulllsaying. as soon as i was sent for: .
When is a cough more
titan a cough?
When it‘s a settled cold.
When it hall 3 on in s ite of
all you can to. Cough mix-
tures won‘t care it because
the are merely to: a cough
andy this is something more.
(Jar Strke-«lniurn lie Says,
’ Corporation Pays No ldiiliS’
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and Demands Much Protec-
tion
BRlDGEPOR'I‘, Conn, May iii—l
Brldzeport's “sicker" iliayor has been.
weighed in the 'balance and found!
wanting. The weighing was done by a I
Jury composed of twenty men of protu-
losses in the affairs of the city. ninuyl
' of whom are of Ills own appointment:
to his cabinet.
The Mayor spent an uncoml‘oriublc
two hours yesterday. practically on
trial for his failure to conserve the
peace and order of the city ycstt'l‘dliy,
because of his disagreement with his
Police Commissioners. The result of
the trial was the. adoption of a l't’h‘tilllv
tion expressing the sense of the meet-
in: that the Mayor should not further
interfere with the Police (‘olnllllsstoll-
ers in the operation of their depart-
ment. .
The mayor reluctantly agreed to
abide by the verdict. and tits ttsscltt
was forced from him only when three
of the men In the conference. with
warning fingers extended. sternly iolti
hint that it was his dttiy to answer
“yes" or “no."
Tile mayor was angry last night and
said that "they may go ahead.‘ ilcl
said that he will yet. vindicate lilliist'lf.l
"It seemed as Ii’ 1 were on trial fori
something 1 had not done," he said. cx- I
citedly. when asked for a statement till
his position. "The meeting I lll'lcwI;
nothing of tintil 1 reached it. i fottntl i
there. then who were. to look after the ‘
interests of the trolley company. II
still maintain tllat the blame for Sun-t
day’sday's trouble. rests on the colit-
puny. Why didn't they operate their
cars on Saturday instead of wttiiitlitr
until Sunday, when the sirccts were
full of people? They were anxious for
for trouble. so as to gain public sym-
pathy. 1 have witnesses to prove that
I did not interfere with the sheriffs. I
dd not even know that they were
s erii‘fs. I did not give any order to
a policeman. as they ullcge. and I‘ll
prove it."
"Do you mean that Mr. Atwtlter, Mr.
lilncks anti the others were acting in.-
lhc interest of the trolley company to-
day?" the mayor was asked.
“No. I wont‘ say that." he said, rc-
ficctively.
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MILITARY SURGEONS MEET.
Officers Present from all Over the .
World, in ’Boston. I
BOSTON, May 19~—in h‘fllillt‘il hunt,
the Association oi! Military Surgeons,
of the United States assembled today 1
for the twelfth annual meeting and;
with an exchange of greetings with dis- t
tinguished representatives of the army I
and navy of other nations. anti :1 weI-t
come by the governor of the state, the i
first session was opened this forenoon. l
The delegates included representatives
of the “United States army and navy.
state military and naval associations
and the National Guard from All sec-
tions of the country. Many of the oc-
legates were accompanied by [miles
for whom a space was reserved on the
floor of the convention. Among the
guests were Lieutenant-Colonel Cartel
II, of the Italian army; Lietttcnant-(‘ol-
onel D'Angrler, of the Mexican army:
Colonel De Wreden. of the Russian;
Colonel Rearson, of the Canadian. and
Colonel Charlton, of the British army. ;
Surgeon-General Wyman, of life Medi-
cal Marineiflospital. anti .l. C, Wise,
of the United States navy, were also
present,
TRURTEE WRIT iN EQUITY SUIT.
BOSTON, May iii—A trustee writ
has been filed in the Morton-Egan
equity suit, attaching all the property
in the hands of Brown. Riley & (10..
and Lawson. Weidenfeid & 00., he-
ionplng tn the Bay State Gas oom-
party of Delaware. The writ is for,
8000.000 and was served yesterday af- 1
ternoon. Orders of notice. returnable
June 1 have also been issued by Judge
Richardson, against the Bay State Gas
Company, of Deia'ware. Albert C. Bur-
rage, Robert. Winner and the several
Boston gas companies to show cause
why. through an injunction. a receiver
should not be appointed.
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PITTSBURG. Pa., Nov. ilk—Hon. H.
F. . JI es. founder of the Jones anti
1. Laugh In Steel Works. the largest in-
‘ ‘ dependent plant in the United States.
.,died suddenly this morning from her-
”Vou- prostraiion, aged 79. He was
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I ', batman of the Republican national
mittce during the Blaine-Cleveland
. , palm: and was otherwise
* fill! national politics.
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prom I-
ill Workers
. whet need clear eyes and
steady hands, as well as
:jtrong arms, prefer
{my-nth”. The {friend
than“. this‘ flour, being
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:iillS ill the pulpit,
5 I do as God helps me.
counter-the ,
limits In! a , that a
0.3 “macaw... .’ " “no...
out inn in node Might: at .
I ask therefore for what intent yc have
sent for me?" There was llll unus- ,
ttltliy ltlrgc attendance. Mr. Itequn said ;
Scott‘s Emulsion cures the
cough because it cures the
“‘ l'f‘i‘“ l something more. It heals
“tornclius, it man of devotion. bc~t (l . I l . H' 'l
llcvolellcc and faith. was divinely l'ec- 3” Itpdlis tic Ill .1111“
ognizcd and led. As Instructed, II“,
sent for Peter to come anti tt-II liiill'
and those wttlt Iilm what they shoultlt
tio. l’cier also was divinely led. and
when tic. arrived ltt ("esarcu Ilc pill
the question of tile text to those Killli'l
el'ctl together. The sullle question Is'
pcrtltlcilt in taking up the duties of
this new pastoral relation. Have yott . “
sent for the. first. that I may enter-IF
tttili you with philosophical treatises“ . .
t-tltical cssuys, displays of wit lllltl 1.”..Convcntlon Laya Per C395“ T" of
mor or sensational utterances? This is i TWOMY-"Ve Cents. ,
no, [he preacher‘s business. . Delegates representing cvcl'y lll\‘l-
"Second that i keep .le lut'ortllctl slou of Iltbcrululis lllill‘ull'llt‘lll county
M the. questions of the day mm WW”. met in Bridgeport Sunday ill conven-
tie with the perplexing problems ”'- tton tor tiil‘ consideration of a number
civilization? Iiut apr'euclicr is not call- l‘" ”'““'"'v" ,l'Ii‘lmmK '” ”I“ “""i‘m‘ of
(.d 1,, be ,. statesman. These things I file oitIt-l' Illey assembled at lllluirll.
may be touched upon only as incidelr . “1“ ”‘1“ l" W ”"1"”. ““‘l I“ ”“l'” ""“’
tissues where the Cold has
taken root and prevents its
coming back.
We‘ll send you .l sample in: upon request.
SCOTT tit IIUWNE. 4w Pearl fitracl. New York:
AIRFIELD COUNTY HIBERNIANS.
"'I‘Ilirtl, lllui I mar be your political i “WWW ”W." ""“Wh‘il ”135""- “mm”
gum“? ’I‘hcn you m“. Wm for ”H. Chaplain ltcv. l“Illlil‘l' Sivt-cnt-y, who Is
wrong luau. in,“ pulpit is "m a ““1“.;lllt" pastor. pi'ollcltctl the sermon and
Icttl forum. “.1 “f "mm! issues and l It‘lt'l‘l‘l‘ll to the benefits oi ttlctlllicl‘slilp
general principles of right we ma.Y I ”','.h" "m”- , ‘
gppukI csitccittlly “1H.” ”n.5,. m... vio- . Illc convention was called to order
lump lll l‘llill'i‘lllilll ball ilflct‘ tlic l'clltrll irom
"It‘ourtll. that l “I.” yottr lN‘l'F‘m‘ church. A nltlilbcr of questions rclut»
nl rcspt‘illsilillily‘.’ But the pulpit is to “”4 '” ”I“ “”“I‘ “Ul'ililt‘ II“ ”MUM"
increase mm” ”m" pm...“ H“. linland olitcl' matters Were discussed. A
sponsibilily 0f ”1.. law. i luv of 2.3 cents per member was Itlltl
"Fill“ tIlut I lllav coiivcl't this Illto 1" ”'“t'l “Will" "XIWIWPR VUHUWIHE'
n I‘lVIll alum.“ 1’ This “(mm 1". I, must i illt‘ session til the convcllliou llll‘ party
unworthy motive We thank lititl lot“ i”"““"”"" I“ 'Jlt' \\'tlsilillgltlli Park Ill)-
ovcl‘) denomilltttiotlal cllurctt III this “'I “lit-tc dinner was sct'\ctl.
city in which (‘Iirist‘s gospel is bcillitl , ,4" I‘ .Hi """"‘i“”"“"”‘ ”“""'_ “lit“ “
,,,-..m.h...dI and mum,” we llavc “ppmyoint Iliiillilllttll by i.lii‘ till-ct» division.»
praying for tltcln and tlicir pastors. t 4” S‘UI'WS “3‘”. ”‘""l"I1"I"“-* lII‘I‘Il'I‘ "“
Who are we? A little part or the Pros. ; t’tttIltllltt‘tl by lltf- ictltlt oi the I'tt'st tit
bytcl'iun (liili‘l‘li rcprcscntinar 25.tlllll.»I “hm” "hm” 'i"""{‘:“"l""‘-’“ “i ”W “I!
tllltl tttIIlt-l'ctlis in tile world. lint furl m‘" ““"" Itl‘t'rclll. “I“ ti“‘-¢"“" “‘“I-
better than that we are a part ol'i “”5 “0“ WWW] ”UL 15' l‘illl‘llti‘lii‘i‘ lit"
(‘Ilrisi's onc cllul't-h ill the world. 'I'Ilci mil Initiated “II" ”I" ”I'll“? "‘“H‘m'lllls'
most ('Ol‘lllitl relations between this; llll'IIVIIl'kllllfi 01' Ill" ilt'é'l'l‘t‘r ll‘t‘l't' W-"t' 1'
church and the other churches should, ”W” WWW” 4"” ”l ”I“ ‘l""‘li““‘~‘
ltt‘ cultivated. No attempt should be! and county I“”_‘"“"*‘ “"‘|“' l”"‘~““‘“ ”I”
made to get ally to leave incir owui ”'li “I“ “““i'l‘im-
churches, except in case of those who "“"“’“"‘
only have gone off from this church. TRAVELING '3 DANGEROUS.
oil a little vacation. as it were. having: “WWII“! "Willi“ lure the kliillt‘l'fir
{grimly-1y ppm, members ”If it. qt”, which lil't' itcpt 111 place in the body by
”Hints wp fmll that we llligllt Inviugh- j tlclictltc ntlucitlilcnts. This Is ilic rctr
say. “Come home, mpmlsI and hplpIHtlil that tl'uvclcrs, il'illlliiil‘ll. :ttrt-ei
us take up the work of ”1,. mm; 1 car ntcll. tcumstcrs, and till Wlllf‘lll‘ltl‘
"Sixth, that I tnav preach a mllllllii» l I‘I‘I‘liullllllf‘h. suffer from. kidney shag-1w:
ctl word of God or the word as ‘. ‘ I" (turn. ltolcys mm“) "m
. strcngthcns the kidneys ulld cures all
whole. ()lir commission is 'I’rcncll the;
, ' - s - . - I.
“in“... n needs neither apology "0'“{5’1"‘15’2kh'lmv illiill lliuddtl disease
(ll‘lt’l’lt‘t‘. It. is its own defense. as is‘ "(L " laltsun. ”M’mm'” 9"“ netl.
Lima, Ohio, writes: “Constant vibrlt»
,lion of the engine caused me a great
deal of trouble with my kidneys. and
I got no relief titliil I used
Kitlllcy ('ul‘c" Sold at l‘iaistctl‘s dl'u
store. ‘
also the history of Christianity. We
should preach Its certainties anti mar-
shal not otlr arguments, bttt men and
women for Christ's work,
"Seventh. that I may be a drawing
power? The church's great drawing
power is the unutloriicd story of the
crucified Christ. who said, 'I, If I be
lifted up. will draw all men unto 1110‘
Even new methods without the old
gospel \vtll avail nothing. and no man
can be a drawing power in 'iln- true
sense without Christ. We would avoid
ruis anti favor the simplest kitld of
new methods, litlt with all modern
methods is otlr country Itcing ittrllgtl to;
Christ as it should be. More llccdful.
than new methods is Christ to this2
lailti of ours.
"Eighth. that 1 may licip you to will
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SEARCHING FOR HOLD-UP MEN.
But Police Sergeant in Chicago was
Fatally Wounded.
CHICAGO. Muy Ills-r-Wlllle searching
for live hold-lip men who robbed Alllt‘i"
Illtill l’t-ier Wctltlclillg of money and
jewelry amounting Ill vulttt- to several
hundred dollars, l'ollcc Sergeant l’llil-
Ilp Miller was shot llilll fatally wound-
ed today. The sergeant. accompanied
by two tit-lcclivcs, hall mct three men
ill lit-arboru strecl. near 'I‘wcllty-iirsi.
souls for Christ" This is our speri'ti "“d l"'“""i"i¥ ”WY “'t'l‘c Silfibli‘lmlfi
work. All else must be subordinated "”5”"8' tlcuutlltlcti m “mm “M“
to ”I“ To join “I“ in ”m MINI,“ . names. ’I be next moment the police,
say one of the men drew it rcvolvcl"
and fired two shots. The first IiuIIct
passed through Miller’s right leg and
he foil to the ground. ills companions
immediately drew their l‘ovolvcrs and
began shooting. Tile three suspects
also drew revolvers and u l‘ttsiladc eli-
sucti. It Is licllcvotl that one (if the
suspects was shot. but all three t-seup-
ed in the darkness,
Sergeant Miller has been involved iii
many revolver battles with clltlrucicrs
of the "levee“ district,
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
CHICAGO, May lit—A runaway trot-
fito find You flail Alltap Bought
Icy caron the 09th street line last night i ‘
crashed through the gates guarding 5 Bears the M
.the Fort Wayne tracks and dashed Into I 3‘8th D , . .
Even With Iiini.~—Mr. It‘lil‘tyI (taunt.
a. freight train. The car was thrown» ‘
from the track by the impact and the
crowd of people on board were jam ‘in .. . ,
I II , . glyl—u i saw Mrs. Ilctliluali on the
mod and ”“3th toge'h‘L N" ”9'" Istreet today. She looked charming ill
her mourning gown." Mrs. I-‘llrty (sar-
castictlllyl~—“Indecdi It‘s a pity we all
sons Were severely injured. amongl
can't be. widows.“-—Dctrolt Free Press.
work I have come. This is the tidal:
commanded lit-t of (ind. ‘
“Ninth, that I may poitlt you to high
Idculs in the Christian life‘.’ This will
"Tenth, that I may comfort you ill
your sorrows and stimulate your hope-
fulncss‘! Then send for me and i will
be ready to weep with them that
wcep. Ours is a gospel of hope. Few
hearts wilhottt a sorrow or homes
without tears at sortie time. At such
times send for me without delay. And
with hearts of new trope and growth:
ftlith we will hear the Master saying
‘Speak to the. children of lsrael that
they go forward.‘ "
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TROLLEY CAR WRECKED.
them being Mrs. Mary Scott. of Pitts-4
burg, Pn.. who was cut. about the head. l
Witnesses assert that although the l
railway gates were down, there was no I
ELI"??? a.-.” -_I
outfit
MPH” was '
signal of any kind dismayed. .
IMPRINTS OF PRISONERS' HANDS.
AUBURN. N. Y.. May lit—~lniprints
of the thumbs. fingers and palms of all
the prisoners now 111 the state prison
here and of all those/hereafter receiv-
cd, are to be. made anti kept on record.
Each prisoner will first place his thumb
on a paper covered with printer‘s ink.
The Imprint of the naked thumb will
then be made on a clean sheet of paper.
Each finger will be separately taken
and then the impression of both hands .
laid list will be made.
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I'NAI I'll-TH ORDER.
Convention of District No. l Held In
New Haven.
NIQW HAVEN. May Ill.“ The t'llilt‘
velltlotl of llllill‘il‘l No. I. ilnit-pclltlt-ilt
()rtit-l' of II'NilI li'lillll which colivouetl
Sunday had another session yesterday,
at which the rcctinilttentluiions colt-1
lilIllt-tl In the president's report woreII
considered. (intuit tltttl-ic recomlnenvi
dntloits was the continuance of the.
distribution of the New York (”lot").
It was stated that llt'lWl'l'Il half a mil
lion and titration Jews are now in New?
York lliltl that ill some cases its many
as three or four families are housed In
one small tt-llclucili.
Wutct' l‘tillltllissloilttr Ilollltltisky. ot'
Iiosloll. one of iiit‘ delegates from
that city. lulldt- IIII earnest and I'lll~
tptt-ili appeal for the continuance of
the work of relieving tilts congestion.
The Rev. Mr. \Vltltinillll, assistant sup
orilitclidcllt of the Hebrew Charities
of New York. told of the work of Ills
association.
The colchntion voted to appropriate
Siltlil for the Jewish ’I‘cchlllcltl llIHll-
title of New York. To induce young
men to join the Order of Il'Nlti ll‘IlIlh‘
the utttittttl tittt-s wcrc rcdttccd one-
half.
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QUICK ARREST. .
.i. A. (inlledge. of Verbena, Ala., was
twice til the hospital front il sevcrel
case of plies causing 24 tumors. After
doctors and till remedies fullctl, Buck-
Icli's Arlllcu Salvo quickly urrcslcd,
fnl'tllcr Inflammation and cured ititll.
It conquers aches and kills palll. 23c,
:lt Iv‘. II. Baxter‘s. llritgglst.
FREIGHT COLLIDED WITH EN-
GINE.I .
NUIHVIUII. Mar ltl.-~—A freight
train northbound on the Central Ver-
mont l‘iilli'llilll collided with a switch-
ing t-itglnc ill the yards near the local
station at 2"”! o‘clock yesterday after-
noon. The tender of the switch cli-
Kine was demolished tttltl the rest of
the engine badly damaged. The en
giltc of tile freight was overturned.
three cars wrecked and thirteen oillcrs
dcl'ltiicd. The switcher was just
moving oil to n spur track when the
freight engine came around a curve
and struck the rear of the tender. The
clcws of both t-ligiiit-s escaped by
jumping, the engineer of the freight rc-
ccililig ti severe bruise on tile forc-
llcutl. A wrecking tl'ltip came up front
Nt-w London to clear the tracks.
CHAMBERLAIN'S STOMACH AND
LIVER TABLETS BETTER THAN
PILLS.
The question has been asked, Ill
what way are (‘htlmlwrlulil's Stomach
and Liver Tablets superior to pills?
()ur tillswcr is-—"I‘Ilt‘~y are easier and
Illlot't- pleasant to tnkc, more gentle
and mild it] their action and more lc'
liablc, as they clltt always be licpt-ntI-I
ed upon. Then they cleanse and in-I
vigorait- the stomach illlti Icilvt- lllc‘
bowels ill a natural condition. Willll";
. pills are more harsh iii effect utid their
Ittsc is often followed by constipation.
tion. Iiaxtcl' FIiurnlat-y and Ullfl'tll‘tl
I'Iitlt'mucy. or. "
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DISCOVERY IN CRANE CASE.
\\’A’I‘iCilliI'ItY. May lit—~llctectlvcs
|\'cliilaugh and O'Gournllln. who were
working on the (‘runc assault case.
have l'IlIlllI‘ what is believed to be u
very important discovery. lii looking
over llil‘ territory ill the vicinity of SLI
l’tltrick's bull. to which Miss (‘rtlnc
was expected to go on the night of the
€assattlt, they found the door of the.
basement unlocked. The then went
' ill and after looking around discovered
Miss (Iranc’s glove, but, switch anti
pockctitood among some shavings lic-
Itind a pile of barrels. there was
also evidence lliui the woman had
been taken sick anti that a struggtc'
had taken place at the foot of the
stairs leading into the basement, Miss
(I‘I‘iiiil‘ tumours in be slightly better to-
t uy.
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A REVELATION.
If you will make inquiry It will be. a
revelation to you how many succumb,
to kidney (II‘ bladder troubles In one
form or another. If the patient Is not,
beyond medical aid, l-‘oley's Kidney“
(‘tlre will cure, It never disappoints ‘
Sold at l’lulsfcd‘s drug store. ”-
INVESTIGATING WIFE'S DISAP-
PEARANCE.
MllN’i‘Vil.l.E. May lil.—— Eugene
lAH'l‘lflllll. of this town. was convicted
of assaulting his wife last Friday. It
was stated at the little that she had
gone to relatives ill Stafford Springs.
Since then bloottstalns have been,
found in the Lowland residence and'
neighbors have testified that they
heard cries of murder anti the noise. of‘
a fall at the time of the assault. The
local justice scutcnccd lxivcland lo.
wife will be investigated.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
l0, 25. 50c and 8100 bottles. The Clif-
ford. antcr‘s or I’Ialsted's. "‘
:ncnt physiciamuthc
st-lf'f"
liar once: most men don't get mad till-
iii the second time.
a. ‘r .
a. -n ~—..—..
51.1 0N1 :
ihteadaches. Newcomers.
Kane Nancy Creamed 3.2.0. 3\. 9..
Brandon Since 338an9
Ya‘me’s Colors impound.
'l'llt‘ prompt. effective. and honest to
stilts that are always obtained by the
users of I'nluc's Celery (,‘onlpolttlti. call
forth the grateful and ltustilitcti praise
of t-Iergynlcn of all tietloiilillations. lli
every [litl'lt-lli and district of our land.
clergymt-n ttt'c quietly btlt surely
spreading the Joyful Intelligent-c lIlttl
I'lllhc's (‘elcl'y CUIIIIIOIIIIII butllsllcs III
Itctlltll and makes sick people well.
Like men and women lll other pro-
fessions and ill the ordinary t‘llililllli'l
of life. church nilliislcrs are victims of
the same ailments and tliscust-s. Wilt-ll
oppressed by sufferings and outlines. It
is cheering to note that ollr clcrgymcli
Itnvc implicit confidence ulld faith ill
ilr. I'llclps' lit'cgivlng prescription.
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There is no 'morb durable varnish
made for use. on hardwood and painted
floors. it is not affected by hot or cold
water or when washed with soap and
water. it dries to walk on in a single
tiny and retains Its lustre for an ex-
ceedingly long time. DECKER'S at,
ASTIC FLOOR FINISH will not crack
or peel off. One. coat will double the
"life" of n linoleum or oli-clOth floor.
It withstands kicks and knocks and is
especially recommended for flnishinz
bath-rooms, bar-tops, or any surfaces
SWEVWSMWSS,
accustomed 1.. t. and continuous
litillllt‘.
TO ORDER.
Window Shades.
Picture Frames.
healers Ill Wall l‘upcrs.
Painters' Bup lien.
Artists' Mater Ill,
SPECIAL.
_ i‘uiltc's (Felt-ry Compound. Rev. A. I..
i’rantley, Sululnertown. (1a.. tells how
he was raised front a condition of sul-
feriug and great dangelum
“Before using Paiiw's Celery Com.
pound t was continually suffering with
sick and nervous headache, ulttl it was
a common occurrence for me to sleep
little or none at night. Often have I
arose in the morning with a severe
headache uiltl Inactive mind, prostrat-
tetl with nervousness from the. loss of
sleep. Now I can sleep well at night,
have all ttctivc lulud. itiltl can study
it‘ll hours :1 day, while before I could
study but a short while at a time. I
certainly ict-l glutcflll for such a mch-
ciilc at i'tliuc‘s ('l‘ltil‘y Compound."
Whlto Curtain Poles with Fixtures.
10c.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe.
25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods, 8 it.
long, with fixtures. 10c.
Oil Cloth Binding, 10c box,
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING,
DECORATING.
A Slight crowding
L .H. Decker
87 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn.
0/ room makes a few reductions advisable. Tbal is twby the
are of/err'ng COUCHES, PARLOR SUITS. BEDROOM
SUITES. IRON BED STEADS and DINNING ROOM
FURNITURE this wee/z at fig
questionablv rare bargains.
goods?
Won't you let us show you these
The largest and best line of Fancy Rockets in (be
Telephone Connections.
DAVID W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St. South Norwail.
Residence, 9 Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at house, 34-6.
arts that make the article: un-
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T'C‘t”.Y. 't.ftl'h2'tltt ttglllklivs
Jami”... oucm sui your ase rare l on area axg [a ' a" Buy
A. J. COLLINS & 00.. g PLUMBING.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERs. STEAM.
I2 to I8 North Main St. South Norwallt fizzztg'tfl.
U FITTING.
Have You Shoes .toBuv
Today?
Come and save a dollar or
lately, and it's not strange at a
Oxfords. A chance to get correct and thorougbly guaranteed
slioes at Such. little prices.
OLSEN’S SHOE STORE
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Strut,
South Ncmlk, Conn.
Telephone. 137-3.
so. We'iae been busy as bees A
II the way the sell these Sample
lilting locitlooti It (in '
c c 0 0a I ’ ’ if
81 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. “COBI” I
I Ibollavslludfimw 7 “ ’f‘
tttttllit DISEASES “miter?“ - °°a't
lurch-am . , ‘ 2 l
._._.. m PEiliiiIIiIlillAI Pills. \ $6.25 per Toni
m ‘11. most fatal 01 all ‘18- grafifiifilzffi? My“? gnaw-13$. The price of coal having dropped
C3868 ‘A'tFRIMAwavmatits‘i‘ut'mm as usual are the first to give our .
M “will: 00.. tion rm mm, I‘ll. irons the benefit.
Illliiflll in
”Lil's literati“ lam
ormoncy refunded. Contalna
remedies
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Plum soc-aster.
“Didn't you tell me. yesterday. that
you had a wife and three small child«
tell?" asked the bellevolelit-IookingI
I . lutln.
twenty days in 3“” ““‘l "1 the mean- “blister." responded Meandering
”m“ “I“ “'“l’l’mmnm‘ "' """"‘“""'*‘ Mike. “if I liltll a wife an" tIircc cltiltl- A. M.—12:
rcu. don't you spose I'd put ‘cm to
work. instead of goiu‘ otti dis way my-
II Is not bravery to call it man at
To LOOK AFTER AGRICULTURAL
EXHIBIT.
Il.~\itTi~.‘()Iti)..May iS.——At a meet-
ing of the state board of agriculture
held at the c’fipitol yesterday after-
noon for the purpose of recommending
three personsfto have charge of the
agricultural exhibits at the footsteps
Purchase Exposition the following
were named: Eli-Senator Charles A.
Thompson. of Meirosc: Simon Mead. of
Greenwich. apd Walter Patten. of
North Haven.”
A LEssou IN HEALTH.
WELL-KNOWNE CLUB MEMBER
A
D O.
SANTA BARBARA. Catt, May 19—
News reached here today from the
northern part of this county, of the?
death of Howard Gallup, of this city.
and New York. Mr. Gallup was a
member of the Union, Metropolitan.‘
gacguet and University clubs of New
or
I
RECEIVER FOR OAS COMPANY.
WILMINGTON. Dei.. May 18—Judge
Dallas at the United States Circuit
Mn: W of Penn. .
.nod. ‘ ,1.
* idea
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this good health Is impossible. Foley's
”Kidney Care makes sound kidnezs and
yili positively care all forms of Idney
and bladder disease.
:the whole system. Sold at Pialsted‘s
drug store.
Chamberlain, non of the governor. and
I well known electrician. is lit with sp-
82%...
Healthy kidneys filter the Impurities
from the blood. and unless they do
it strengthens
GOVERNOR'S SON ILL.
MERIDEN. May 19—11mm B.
dicttitl. An operation will probably 7,
ered by the physicians.
are ,.
* AT LUNg
it
o;-
: A PACKAGE-
will?“
Alwaysa kri‘bpuid dziicioua in our
atom-moor Finance.
A famous product of
New England Cookery.
maggots
Air burg Groom.
.Tfii‘l
Tamas
I6:55x, 7:07x. 7:5bx,_8:00. IOIZU.
9:10, 11:05:. '
sour" NORWALK To DANIURY.
DANIURY T0 BOUT" NORWALK
We urge you to buy our Lehtgh C
because we know it will be satis-
tory. You can‘t beat our cost or
prices.
Better buy now while Its cheap
lining Lockwood & C
NEW YORKan HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
u—y—u.
TIME TABLE.
In effect .May 3, 1903.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.-12:40x, 5:05;. 6:583, 6:15 122 WATER 8'12 80.NORWA
6:55, 7:13. 7:52. snort, 9:03x, 9:25: ---
9:40. 10:2tx. 10:40. 11:35:. Bunch once 2 80. Main St.
P. M.—12:55x,
1:13. 2:25x, 3:05,
3:20x.
4:07,4:501t, 6M0, 6:551, 6:38.
Tel. csu . 31s.
SUNDAYS.
40x, 6:05x, 6:58x, 9:06,
9:421 '
mP. his—3:201. 5:40, 6:65x. 7:20.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.—-12:02x, 5:00. 0:00. 7:00.
8:00x,x:02.it:00x.9:04x.10:02x. l0:tli,
11:00:, 11:02.
P. M.—-—12:02. 1:04. 2:00x. 3:02.
3:30x, 4:02x, 4:04, 4:30. 5:02. 0:0011,
6:02, 7:00x. 8:11.01. 9:00x,9:30,11:00x
Y
. DA 3. . .
A. M.——12:0 I. :00 7:30.103):
nit—3:00.11: 0x.11:00.
LEAVE acuw‘ agony tion
I
A. liar-1;: .- Illffl, :25; 6:18.,
7:42. 8:42. Salon, 10: ‘,‘11:06x. 11:37.
O
D
D
intuit lT
OVER.
We have about Mt!
RANGES on hand. which we
sell at the same price as
your, or 89.75 and $12.75
connected free.
P. M.-—12:0:x.' 1:] :2 2:. Mill, .
fitfidfih, 7:05:.9:0$x, . . 10:01, After this [tack II den
Manama is" in addition to dbove-P. lirlcu will be increased 8
.-— : , : . 7: .
UNDAYS.
Don't come around after ~
A. 11:91:: , . 1:15 1. 1:251. 7:“.
are gone and any that: y
P, M.—-7:16, 9:05. aon-y you were late.
w
A. M.—6:23. 9:15, 9253.
P. H.——1:20, dzflx, 5:10, 5:87, 7:10
A. M.-‘-6:00. 7:23. 8111.9:38,11:87.
P. Ila—4:003, 6:25. 0:42. ‘
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