fthrtJ-seventh annual meeting of
‘ General'tionferencs of the Congre-
.4 tonal Churches of Connecticut will
mild It the Church of the Redeemer,
Haven. Tuesday, Wednesday and
, A7. November 17, 18 and 19.
Ill morning. afternoon and evening
‘ ‘ - s on the first and second days
‘ ‘ ornipg session on the third day.
,i, . ‘its'day morning the conference
gill be called to order at 10 o'clock
, 7' or solution will be followed by
7 ,bd fess of welcome by Rev. Wat-
‘L Phili . The transaction or
, Iness wi follow, including the
, o no of a nominating committee, and
reports of Officers and committees,
: ay afternoon the consideration
the conference topic, "The Kingdom
' .f' will be followed by the theme,
. Scriptural caching." Under this
, Professor til M. Gecr will die-
"The Old Testament Doctrine."
‘ tsli‘rank R. Lackey, “Christ's Teach-
‘ and Rev, George R. Montgomery.
a I's Teaching." Professor lelllston
08' II” “life: an dress in the
, hint on Jonathan wards.
,i‘ The morning session of the second
it , Wednesday, will open with busi‘
It as, including the election of officers.
, "tlmoouolulion of the business meet-
il‘lfithe following program will be car-
r, roan-“under thenéener'sl’head of
fifiterior Working of e Kingdom": ~—
Ell.
' eBiblejn the Ho "’ Mrs. William
..Oegsweli; "Re uirements for
{noel-ship" opossum E.
Cdotedge; " Pra’htical’Pedagogics in the
’ .ay School,“ Sifperintendeht
, lea W, Deane; "Forward Steps in
Itian. desvor," Rev. Russell '1‘.
:‘disc salon; prayer for the pro
8 . oldie, illusion. ' -
1;" headguafternoon's session ‘3“
. :1 ,, ,own p am. nner
{Cpfifiiicut Problgmsfg‘r‘Why Men
w H Attend Church." Judge Gidebn
It'll; ”The Church Mediating the
on: to the Times," Rev, Lester L.
m "Our Rural Parishes," Rev.
Fr rick L. Grant: "immigration,"
‘ my, Frederick S. Hyde: ”New Mission-
Ill, , rk," Miss Rosetta M. Reynolds;
tenor: of the Missionary Society of
Codht- tlcut; social hour at 4; supper at
Iliad. 'i'he evening program follows:
’0 . $de0.10 the 143ng the King-
2’,' . rtcniu, . syncs: com-
); t,Ieunof in: Lord‘;8t§lper. celebrat~
4 av. ames . oyt and Rev.
.Wlllhi‘m l". Arms.
_ . manning session will be held at 9
‘ o'clock Thursday morning and will ad-
journ apnoea-The program, on the
3, ersl topic. "Outlook for the King-
, ,”.-feilows: "Christian‘Sociallam."
an. Edward . Fullerton; “America
the Kin dom." Den 0, Shelton;
El Worldwl e Sway," Rev. Joseph H.
" go Epaphroditus Peck, of Bristol,
will btths moderator. The program
h” been arranged by the standing
, ' mittee. Boy. George W. Judson, of
sled: Rev. Harry E. Peabody. of
_ "rtford: Rev. Charles E. McKinley.
kyllle; George W. Whittleseyyof
New laundon: Rev. Watson L. Phillips,
cw Haven, and Rev. Joel S. Ives.
o Hartford.
.. gutcome from the Saybrook con-
vhntiorl which formed the Saybrook
platform In 133;: was the General Ae-
- ”plough .. .0! ecticut, composed of
the or dined Congregational ministers
of thostate, This body still maintains
. uad held its 194th an—
iii sw Haven last June;
began missionary
' 'tlons In the frontier settlements.
d‘ln 1708 the, Missionary Society of
boardroom organised. which is
. ”lousy organisation of
‘- ‘ ilfe‘.’ As’ the years went on
, Marita-divers com’mltted to its
‘ . .the on tlon was raised——
'i , t" '6!qu ches‘ratherthdri‘th'o
‘ to stars alone to have the responsi-
tY efwthese increasing interests
Ich'psrtainvto all the membership."
In responss to a call from the di-A
of the missionary society dele-
tdh the Eirst Church of New
ber"fl,- 1 .- -
_ t, menu Churé “of
. . cons tut n
eating William 0. Camp modern.
.alld Rn, Elisha Whittlesey
‘fiAu‘lplinn trusts held by the
. tings» ton-terror. to the
, are now managed
dim.“ tho missionary so-
and 04.000
whose total contributi
Tsar. cone.
in Pneumonia.
' titans-ioiitsltvnigsiiiiu to. ,
' LYME'S FAMOUS oxen.
Breed of Reds the Best Workers in the
Country.
The town of Lyme. this Slate, is
famous for its red oxen. Tile Rural
New Yorker says thcrc nre probably
more Working cattle in this township
ihan in any oiligr town ili Illc United
States. This town lies at the mouth
of ihc Connecticut river—a rough and
in the town of Hamburg. These
groitnds are beautifully located. and
the fair this year called out a large
crowd.
from the hill towns—removed from
rallroads‘and with few natural advan-
tages of soil or market. It was n
grunge among lhe New England hills.
The crowning glory 'of the fair was
were some 125 yoke in cxlilbitlo‘n——
ranging all the way from young culvcs
to ten-year old oxen. They Were all
yoked and exhibited In long rows. fas-
tened together by chains and held to
trees. They were nearly till Devon
grades.
A LOVE LETTER.
Would not interest you If you're look-
ing. for a guarantee. Salve for Sores.
Burns or Piles,. Otto Dodd. of Ponder.
Mo, writes: “I have suffered with
Ugly sore for a year. but a box of
' klsn’s Antics Solve cured me. It's
ti best Salve on,earth. 26c at Frank
H. Baxter's drug store. "
. PROGRESS OF CONNECTICUT
BUILDING.
Secretary 1. H. \lail of iihe Connec-
21.
foreign lands. as well as at home. es-
teem this remedy very highly apdwery
few are willing to take any other after
having once used it. For sale by Still-
sond’owell Corporation, , Baxter Phar-
macy. Clifford Pharmacy. ‘*
”w
COUNTY LICENSES.
‘ The County Commissioners are now
issuing licenses to liquor dealers
throughout the county. Applications
have been flied‘by moatof the licens-
ed'Vdsa rain the surrounding town,
had" til dealerahave bspn unusually
prom’pl. "Immediately after election
in Bridgeport, the commissioners will
be at their paces regularly for the re-
ception of license applications in that
city. The license year beginft'Novem.
b‘erl.‘ .. - 7 ‘ , “
Foley's Kidney Care
~ ~ - -- . - [the voters of the district wel'c cailcd.
THE WAGON TIRE LAW.
l complisli, Accordingly, llic'Sialc Cell-
3 Few Days Left to Cemply
Owners of wagons and other vehiclcs
not equipped with tires of the width ‘ trlcl called together and to haVc then:
required by law should lwlll' iii mind icuoscn presumnblv ill town conven-
that the time for filing with illc town ; iioil. V
cicrk sworn slalenlcuis that the volli-I‘ thn itcomcs to choosing the mcm-
clcs so used were actually In use prior . bers of the Slate ccntral committee.
to July I, 1806. is fast drawing 0 uilllill may develop qucslions for thc
, The law requires tlic folio log I whole convention to decidc. it is cut-:-
for over 250 years. The Lyme grungel widths of tires with the following sizes: winery in assinnc that each district
is a strong and lively intitiiilon, which of axles:
holds an'nunuai fair on its own grounds ; tires;
rocky section which has been farmcdlciose,
three-quarlers-lncii
axles. three-inch tires; one and (mo lice this is tho case, but literally it is
half-Inch nxic; two and ouc-hnif-lnch
til-cs; two and one-half-iuch axles, five- i nud there are instances on record
iwllerc that, body has overturned lbs
The law was amended at the last nomination madc by the district and
legislature so that the owners of NM ' selected somebody else. That. how-
cles with unlawful tires might be cit-lover. has only been done In extreme
cmpi from the penalty for their uselcnses.
gathering of shrewd. kindly New Eng- i providing the vehicles were In use pre-
land folks. and a striking example oil films to July I. 1896. and the owner
the wholesome work done by the: files a sworn statement to that effect
bcforc Novelnbcr l. 1903. That privi-
lcgc expires on Saturday and the own-
the great display of rod cattle. Theroicrs of vehicles wiih unlawful tires will
‘ be liable to prosecution.
purchuscd \‘Elille‘S sflcr 1896 will how
to conform to the requirements, as will
the others when having flitI
ic-rlmnicd or retired.
sealant/i
Tlil Iliiil You llm
it was a typical country gntlieringi
Imp Iani'
CRONIN TAKEN TO WATERBURY.
! Will There Await Trial on a Chll‘ge of iciloosc its own candidate wliholil ro-
' Emhsulement of $2.500.
ticut commission of the St. Louis fair:
NEW HAVEN, Oi.'i."29.—-.losonh B.
received a letter Tuesday from ll:
Wales Lilies, of Meriden. In which he I Cronin, of this city. who was arrested
said his superintendent at St. Louis! in Hartford, charged with
on the exposition grounds would bc 4, mcni from the National (lash Register
more than 90 per cent complctcd by l company,
October 30 and if there was no delay . ycslcrday for trial.
in the hardware or mantels the build- . E. O‘Connor, counsel for the company
ing would be completed by November 1 stated that Cronin‘s alleged embezzle-
7 incnis amount to nearly $2,500 and that
on ylitanerWatoihrdlumfwypppp
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY. : action will be brought against him not
told one who is abcquainieid \lvlth ills,<inl,\' H" Watirbury', butd inmllartlford.
300d qualities can 9 surpr set at tic . .‘cw even, been a an 0 or p aces
great popularity of Chamberlain'siin which his offences are alleged to
Cough Remedy. It not only cures colds; hnvc been committed.
and grip effectually and permanently
but prevents these diseases from rc-- had been employed as a travelling
suiting In pneumonia. It is also a oer—l salesman for the company. It is said
tain cure for croup, Whooping cough} that machines sold for cash were re-
Is not dangerous when this remedy is " ported to the company as crew tran-
ven. It contains no opium or other sections, and that several machines.
‘ srmful substance and may be given! which he was given to be put on trial
{a eonlfldently to a babykas to “hag mini;i . lilDI proisfpeciige telmoglilds' were selld.
tlsasopcasanttotae. ens: swean woc ren Ormery
of these facts are taken Into considers-i lived here, but are now In Eric, Pa.
tion it is not surprising that people in‘
to Waterbury
Attorney James
Cronin is thirty’scven years old and
A PERFECT PAINLEBS PILL.
Is the one that will cleanse the system.
mist the liver to action. remove the bile.
clear the complexion. cure headache
and leave a good'taste in the mouth.
The famous little pills for doing such
. work pleasantly and effectually are
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers.
Moore of Lafayette. 1nd,. says:
other pills I have used gripe and sick-
en, while DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are simply perfect." ‘ Sold at Clifford
BRAKEMAN'S NECK WAS BROKEN.
_ WATERBURY. Oct.
Keane, who lived with his wife and
three children' in Nicholle street.
Bridgeport, was Instantly killed In this
city'yesferd‘ay. Keane was employed '
as a brakeman on the Neugatuck di~ .
He was uncoupling cars from
the top of the train when he fell and
cakes Harlan on or right.
fibula:
i«.«
spools-V:
' . - . sxoeptib
' 1' Tho Clif-
file
no
j goat‘s-s.
firearm
.
_ coudy. gulls bad. has a heivy
. ashnit.;yoar feet‘swsll or your morn-
llis pried ’ truest er '1 '
‘ ,. -. ...,. '.
dost” decent.“ Kidney-Wort
struck on his head. breaking his neck.
435’!" signal in this Kidnap Remedies
IN HIS £10K. NOW 1 ‘WELL
i'la'BL, NervpprL'Ky.. wrote;
I have for years been t
, ”Mil. Several doctors said I would have to give
m to get well. saying i had kidney trouble. and
: ' Hailing; heard of Kidney-
sesses] concluded to,
Before the ilrst
d! ' m ‘ day on the bay and excelled all the
.° . ‘ ‘
‘ _' an the time.
wait ‘ ' urn-cm ' -"'::'::.
.'. if ‘ ~ .. i B
‘ "' ' hi lied mlt l was ske
‘ . r, as I! ‘now am a well man."
ll es. "‘1', appetite I will put you mutt?! danger inside ofiil.
Is, your; urine becomes dark . ' . '
' Has your m'aour
oral healthletlinn to wonder If your
kidneys are send 2 - w
,Vermont. Give him
nympho-I; he will advise you
’- » . he i '5
back. your goal"
PT
‘ pany.’ a'ivell-knnwn 'and wealthy gen
. , up . ~ .
i " ' ‘ -—--——- P
«Radish-Ming Opens s W Tori-N
l , Complications. ,..,,, , 1
1 Such a radical change in increasin
iihc ’Hi‘llllllll‘lfll districts from I‘ll-lily.1
illllll' to twcnly-llvi- could not lulu"
, plucc without dcvcloping a lllllllllt'l‘ of
‘tlcw questions and opening the wiiyi
l for possible complications at the start f
!and until adjustments are reached, It
Ihas been decided that the Republican
‘ ptlriy shall hereafter send to the State
iconveutioua two delegates for each
illli’mbel‘ oi the Legitillilll‘e. F0":
. nlerly there wcrc simply two for each
illiclnber 01' inc House. Thiswili in-
,icrcllse the rcprcscnintion by sPVctliy,
‘ua lhere will be thirty-five senators.
Ill the large centers, where there arc
several senatorial dislrlcts, the selec-
llion of the sciiiilorilll delegates, lfi
ilicy may be so dcslgnafed. will be a
'comparatively simple matter. It will .
llll‘llll lucrely ilii increase of_the nuni- ‘
bet and a selection according to i'csl~
dcucc. For Hartford, for lllsiancc.
i ihcrc will be as usual four delegates.
‘I‘eplt’SL'llllng the two representatives,
land also six others, representing the
. three senators. The four may be cho-
sen at will and the six will come two
,1 from each district. though chosen pre-
,sumably in two ctinvenlltms and at tho
‘same time as the four.
1 Where there are several towns In
lone district n great deal of annoyance
.wuuld lie created If a convention of
CW
,Such a thing would be difficult to ac-
liral Committee dccldcd last week up-
on tllc schomc already published, to
have the town delegates of cuch dis.
lltl'ough iis delcgtics selects is own
nictnbcr of the committee. In prnc-
the convention itself that chooscs,
Take Hartford with its ten dele-
gates in theory it Is possible to figure
out a division of honors by which one
district might be left out altogether.
The four delegates from two districts
would need the hsslstance of only lwo
of the general dclbgtitcs to have the
situation altogether ili their own
bonds and they might skin the other
district and give ll no representative
on the committee, in case such a thing
were hilt-mpicd, or, if Iiic two from it
district wanted one niun and those
from the rest of the town wanted an-
ollicr inun, though he also was from
be same disti'ii-i. thcrc might bc an
appeal to the convclliion to determine
whether ilii- town or lllt' dislrlcl rules
iii the mailer. “ This is one of the new
points. There hasbecn no war nor
rumor of war, but tiit‘ new situation
naturally suggests ncw possibilities.
The presumption is that in the cities
the different senatorial districts will
hold lhclr own conventions for lioml~
rating senators and that such will
gard to any other: A .
These are some at the subjects llini
the redistricting brings lo the front in
political discussions these days—wCur-
runi. .
SAVED A BOY’S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll, Hubbard, of Mil-
ford, Del, says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy‘s life. He began Just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a low doses. lie quickly dropped
lug." For sale bv R. ll. Pialstcd, F‘.
macy. ”
AGANIST TOWN OF GREENWICH.
«lay the case of 'Amelia .i, Dougan
heard and finished. This is an action
property in the town. ,The cOurt took
about the items of expense. but there
is a dispute over— the balance. The
defendant put in a counter claim for
defendant.
lat while they rite we’re making Ila
3. a
sheathed protected cruiser Tacoma
was given a contractor's trial yester-
govsrnment's requirements. including
that of 16* knots. The Union Works
management did-not give out any fig-
.ures but professed to be highly pleas-
al by the trial. The warship will be
r‘on'LLovo's NECK utmost.“
priation to Do the Work.
Huntington. Ccntreport and Northport.
One of the principal arguments ad-
vnnccd in support of having the gov-
crnmcnt undertake the work is the ‘ slick and his testimony was practically
need of short and safe passage for ”19 same Ill "H" Of Dr- WOW-
cnsterly boulld vessels to Lloyd's liar"
bor. Duriilg heavy northwesterly gales n P
the harbor is often crowded with yes-l I. W
sols, and at times even the big Sound
steamboais havc had to seek refugc
Now the harbor is reached lll'fGRAND LODGE, ORDER or vasa,
it long dctour of Lloyd's Neck Point. .’ MIDDIETOWN Oct.
0!! the point vessels arc cXposed lo the '
fury-of storms.
SAVES TWO FROM DEATH.
“Our little daughter had an almosifimps.
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis." writes Mrs. W. K. anI- tw. .. .1 sho . d I a _
_ _, land, of Armonk. N. Y.. “but, when all “WU” \ H “m we a funi m
to sleep and was all right in the morn- other remedies failed. we saved her life
.well."
brought to decide the title to deck BREWER WILL BE REINSTATED-
'MERIDEN. Oct. 29—Tlie threatened Darien.
the papers and reserved decision. strike of workmen employed by the
Yesterday afternon the, case of Connecticut Brewing Company was set-
Thomas O‘Shauglinessey against lied yesterday at a conference between
James H. Phipps, formerly proprietor officers of the International Brewers'
of the Beachside inn at Greens Farms, Union and President P. W, Wrinn. of
was on trial. The defendant rim the Bridgeport. representing the company.
hotel between 1895 and 1897, while the The threat to strike grew out of the
plaintiff had charge of the livery sta- discharge of , Jeremiah Sullivan. a district last evening. The old board
ble. Several payments passed be- brewer, on October 15. it is announc- of officers was re-elected to serve the
tween the parties. There did not ap- ed that Sullivan will return to work
near to be any differenceof opinion for the company.
A CUREf’OR DYSPEPBIA.
I had Dyspepsia in Its worst form and
money due. John J. Walsh for the felt miserable most all, the time. Did get of officers installed,
. plaintifl, Judge William 'H. Kelsey for not enjoy eatln
. dol. Dyspepsia
The wisa'lnoa I’ll. of sums Illa. , Hilliard,
Kodol represents the nat-
_ gal Juices of :figssiion combinedwith
TACOMA E R U RE- egreatest own ionic and moon years."
,XCEEDED E0 I structive properties. it cleanses. cine for Liver and Kidney trouble.
oral debility.
' t's guaranteed
«~“Yes, my husba'nd makes me a wok-
ly allowance."
"Do you find It enough?"
”Yes. But intakes all i get during
the last three weeks to pay the bills I
given her ofllclaIJu-ial some time next
Tacoma la the fir t of the lat-:3 tm
vessels-built on n: a caution Illa!
ed with copper. T'l'liis shunting. it.
expected will do away with‘fl‘lll'l
docking. the claim Marinade
once in tour y will be
a ;
(broil .
. smalls marinated! saris.
elandmine, Oct, n—r. J. :. ,
t' fl he Chic.” m: “
al contractor, died last night,
fifty-seven you-s.- Ilr. Boston"
been identified with the
4'.
cum “Sufi dig ‘1
thistry i
fro-Naiyillejren
3-.
week on the Santa Barbara coast. '1” iii
. Ing
The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars
in the World -
quickly.
until after i used Ko-
éiire which has com- concessions or A PRIEST.
pleiely cured in -—Mrs. W. W. Baylor. Rev.
t h o appgtite, Loss of
s rengt , n rvousoess, endac e, con-
y'yfi‘fw. ‘mfiifihflfimfl stipation. bad breath, sour rlsings, In~
. a - 7 a ‘ s .
digitising." Vegetable pm cm $333.2“..l‘l‘qh'lil‘y d‘hl'lyll’fli'.’
'4‘” ”HIM—Jar Mm T‘s. Hallows-v,” 0: mo"
' ‘ . . - ~ » __ puV'Zes and sweetens the stomach. Sold stomach disorder or
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct, 29. The c”. Clifford Pharmacy. ..
l'limup the ilrst'weok."—CleVeland drunk?" .
v -Deals , g , , lire." Norther
And Ever ilio'Beat.
A CIGAR
not ashamed of
its ideiiti’“t’y——‘
it near: a; band
with“: name.
mlfldkfbewm
‘ ICOOOITAINS ON'CLOTHING. ' ‘
MIDDLETOWN. Oct.‘29.—-Dr. Wolff. ‘
G°V°'"me'“ Will 3° Asked f°" AWN" i of Hartford. the expert who examined
,Ilic clothing of Albert Jazabck
mm'rmm‘on l. 1.. Oct, 29.—Aid l blood slains, was on the witness stand
of congress will he sought to secure a nearly all the foreman yesterday in
guvcrumcnt appropriation to carry out i ”l9 ""1" Of .lnznbek for "19 murder 0‘
[he work of ('llllan a Chflllllt‘l flu-()ugh l Mrs._ Mill'y Czala, his former landlady
the solid bcncli connecting Lloyd's Neck .j in Middlcileld. Th“ WWW)“ ‘0 Which
slid the mainland of the town of Hunt- D". WOW replied WEN entirely 0' 5‘
lllxtllll. The ”1,190! Is a navigable water- 1 technical nature. relating to the meth-
way between Cold Spring and Lloyd's oils by which he arrived at his concur
harbors. A pctitlou to congress is be- E “91133
mg signed by rcsidcnls ()l’ COM spring. I \‘ 0'“ H testimony. Dr. A. R. Dielendorf,
of the staff of the Connecticut Insane
Hospital of this city. took the stand.
He also examined the clothing of Jaz-
At the conclusidn of Dr.
, Sold at Pls lsted's drugstore. South
Norfilk. and A. C. Silliman's, Darlen.
'Sullill Sill" llllll
its: a NIHILATOR or well
Lodgc‘of ihc Order of Vasa lied its
St'Yt’lllll annual convention hero yester-
day, with Grand Master Hanson, of
this city, prcsidiiig. Seventy-live dole.
lodges in the state, were present. Tho
oimllng to $29,209.43 in the trcnsiirloa
of the subordonatc. lodges. an Increase
, with Dr. King's New Discovery. Our .4 . h , .
H. Baxter. “any“. Clifford Pher- niece. who had Consumption m an ad- of cm bird mer the s owing las year.
vanced stage. also used this wonderful
medicine ntid today she is perfectly
Desperate throat and lung
. - diseases yield to Dr. King‘s New Dis- NEVER ASK ADVICE.
Case in Civil Common Pleas Court c‘overy as to no other medicine on
Finished Yesterday. earth.
In the civil common pleas court :o- Colds.
Thcrc nrc 2,077 members, a gain met
last year of twenty-five per cent.
When you have a cough or cold don't
ask what is good for it and get some
lnfnllible for Coughs and
50c and $1.00 bottles gilaran- medicine with little or no merit and
teed by Frank H. Baxter. Trial bottles
against the town of Greenwich was free.- "
perhaps dangerous.
Honey and Tar. the greatest threat and
lung remedy. It cures coughs and colds
Sold at Plalsted's drug store,
South Norwalk. and A. C.
Ask for Fioley's
GROTON SCHOOLS TO REDPEN.
GROTON. Conn.
schools In the First school district
opened again this morning with the old
corps of teachers. A meeting held on
call of the selectmen reorganised the
remainder of the school year. and it
was voted to Invite theJlghth district
pupils to finish attendance this term
free of charge. In the Enghth district a
similar meeting was held and a new
Joe. S. Cox. of Wake. Aria.
writes. “For 12 years I suffered from
Yellow Jaundlcc. l consulted a number
of physicians and tried all sorts of
medicines, but got no relief. Then I
began the use of Electric Bitters and
feel that I am new cured of a disease
that had me in its grasp for twelve
if you want a reliable medi-
get Electric Bittsrg.
py Frank H. Baxter.
- BInks—My Stars: “land that you
had died of heart
Winks—that‘s a: -
llclous slander.)
-i .» rable, ma-
case aeams‘r NEWlHAVEN.
BRIDGEPOR'I‘, Calm; Oct. 20.-—ln
the supreme court yesterday the case
of James D. Pickles against the city of
New Haven, an action involving pay-
ment of damages for the change of
grade In a street, was argued. James
Campbell‘s appeal from probate. which
involved the interpretation of one sec-
tion of the revised statutes, was also
heard.
A DOZEN TIMES A NIGHT.
Mr. Owen Dunn. of Benton Ferry W.
Vn.. writes: "i have had kidney and
bladder trouble for years, and it be-
came so bad that l was obliged to get
up at least a dosen times a night. I
never received any permanent beneiit
from any medicine until i tried Foley's
Kidney Cure. After using two bottles.
I am cured." Sold at Plaisted's drug
store. South Norwalk, and A. C. Silli—
man’s. Darlen. ., "
ashram. New HAVEN a
, HARTFORD'RAILROAD.
TIME “rants; ‘ f.»
in effect catches is. 1903.
.———i.
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NIWV alt.
A. M.—l2:59x. 5:24x, 5:58x. 0:14.
8 56. 7:03. 7:46. 8:15, 8:45. 9:051.
26x,9:40.10:24x,10:40.1v1:36x.
~' P. M.-—12:55x, 1:13, 2:25; 8:05,
3:20x, 4:07. 4:60x, 5:40. 5:551. 0:38.
6:55x. 7:07. 7:56x, 8:00. 10:20.
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A. M.——12:59x, 5:2“, 5:58x. 8:68.
9 : 42x.
P. M.—a:20x. 5:40. 5:55;. m;
8:40x. 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK. ”
A. fir—12:01:. 3:00. 6:00, 1:00.
s:oox, 8:02, 9:00x. 9:021, 10:02:. 10:04.
11:00.11:02.
r. M.—12:02. not, 2:00x. 2:56,
3:3lx. 4:02. 1:04, 4:80. 5:02, 5:30.
$033.! 6:02, 7:00. ‘s:00x. 9:00x, 0:80.
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A. M.—-12:1'i!,"'1':15, 12'5“. 0:10,
7:42. 8:18. 9:101. mil)“, 11:06x. 11:88.
P. M.—12:02:, 1:12. 320k, 4:18.
ii'ik 5:80. 7:051. 0:002. 0:15. 10:01.
, Bridgeport. in addition to above—P.
lay—2:“, 5:00. 7:302 ‘
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:10, 11:08. . ‘
P. bi.——6:40. 1:05. 9:06.
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has nay.- ro MUTH-NORVIALK.
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. .-4:06x.‘s:31.1l:01.
Sunday trains to Danhury. 9:15,
finalist: , storms
are and.
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