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, Newspapers
bitumen Slate
‘ Some Thoughts on Ills-
of the Press and Its
-, anlfold, Achievements
tNew Haven Register.)
We took occasion yesterday to our
our compliments to the Hartford Conn
ant, whose one hundred and i‘ortieth
year of public service was then begun.
to "
the purposes of journalism as no event,
which It Is quite unnecessary to any we
In an article of a purely congratulatory
character it was in order to touch only
upon its particular record and services.
which It is quite nnnesessary to say We
did with pleasure and feeling of pro-
fessional pride, and yet we venture to
assert that others like ourselves were
deeply impressed by the usefulness of
which all iltstitutlonal paper is capable,
on well us of the part it has already
played and is deained to play in the
future life of Connecticut.
The Hartford Courant ls unique in
Its advantage of having been published
longer at one place and under one title
titan any other newspaper in tile connv
try. it has a right to enjoy that fact. ‘7
At the same time it is characteristic otv
Connecticut newspapers titat nearly all
of the. bzlrth of all Connecticut ltcwupit»
and can point to their prosperity us a
vindication of the spirit which moves
them. We regret that the state regis»
ter, which is filled with so much useful
information. does not contain the date
of his birth of all Connecticut ncwspa
pers, a reference to which at this time
would be interesting. 11) the same
town with the Contact is the Tiiut's, u
newspaper not so old. nor with route
running back to the stirring times pre-
vious to the issuance of the Declara-
tion of independence, but a newspaper
which In older than the‘ oldest citizcui
of Hartford, and possessed of an en-
'vlable record for fine public service.
Three of the five newspapers of New
Haven began their publication early
in the last century, the Journal and
Courier, the Palladium and the Regis-
ter, the first of which, under another
title having served in the century i)l‘-
fore. The American of Waterbury-.5
the Farmer and the Standard of
Bridgeport. the Bulletin of Norwich,
the News, of Danbury, the Fest of
Hartford, The [lay of New London and
tho Enquirer of hitchfield are. to be
counted among those whose age err,
t""~+ them to be regarded among the!
in. ~lions of tile state, while of the
othc...‘ '-'lll(‘ll publish daily or weekly. ,
it (an be truthfully said that thercl,
Is not one which Is failing. as its issues
multiply, to take a more and more con ,
spicuous place and to command a lurnv .,
er and larger respect. .,
It. Is this fact of age combined with ‘
perennial youth which imparts to thc
newcpapers in Connecticut its fat-It‘lv.
lilting character. Made by Ifit‘ll and
oven the sons of men it is fill that
man is and more. It is like an old
institution of learning. Yale. for cc
ample, which has absorbed all of the
best there was Ill the men of the
many generations which have been con
cerned and interested in its upbuiidinn. .
In the case of thc Courant, whose
anniversary has provoked the considcr- ;
.atlon of the great usefulness of (.‘onw
necticut newspapers its history no,
petals strongly to the imagination. it.
was a friend and counsellor in the days _
when the fires of political inticpcndqand strength‘
once bullied slowly and secretly:
.whcn. to use an expression borrowed
from the cellar, the fires of liberty,
were “banked.“ .
strength to the conspiring patriots
.who dreamed then, as others dream to-
Illrs. Shepard's Standby,
dy Should Profit by This Moth-
Everybo
‘ er'a words of Advice.
Mothers often suffer in silence from
(lotus and kindred fill, their cares and
auxin-tics for their children occupy so
much .of their attention that they neg—
lect their own health anti it Is under~
mined and they become invalids or pass
away lost at the time of life when their
lot so much help to their loved ones.
Bronchitis will soon deveIOp if a mid is
allowed to have its own way. The
bronchial membranes line the bronchi
or windplpe and any inflammation
,qulckly follows its ramifications into
the lungs. Linonlne is made accord-
Ing to the formula of Dr. William H.
Thompson, professor of medicine in
est authority on throat' and lung trou-
bles in the United States. Heretofore.
‘It has been sold only on physicians
prescriptions, but it can now be
bought at any drug store. it will cure
bronchitis at any stage, and as a cough
and cold cure there is nothing to com-
pare with it. .
it Mrs. Charles Shepard, of 113 Hillside
avenue, Bridgeport. says:
"Two years ago I suffered from a
bad attack of brinchitis. My three
little. children occupied so much of my
attention that I neglected a cold and
. ,m'andtitis took a firm hold of me. Sev-
eral preparations were tried. but with-
out anccesa, and then a physician was
(tilled in. He prescribed Linonlne, and
told me that I needed building up at
the same time I was ridding myself of
thetronchitia. and said that Linonine
Wald do both. it did. I never saw
anything take hold so quickly or effect
so thorough a care. In a few days I
began to improve In general health
ind my cough vanished. l have it Ir.
the lacuna conatanty now. and give it to
the childrenlat the first symptom of a
cold, for [don't want them to suffer
In I did. I amlglad to learn that it
carpnow be mum at all drug stores
without a prescription, it will be so
,‘ much more‘cnnveoient. i wish every
. one whole troubled with bronchial af-
wlou children Infler from
. can. nid'uqoit. ’1 am pleased to re-
“aniline:
. 50c. 81.'-'-Your druggist basil:
It was a tower 'of‘
w‘
guidance and companionship would be.
the University of New York, the high;
day, of the fltil realisation of political
liberty. It cal'rled'lid Ind (onlfort to
the American party anti consternation
Into the ranks of the Tories, It was all
eye witness of the signing of the Ilcclu-
ration of Independence, us II wcrc.
and concerned itself with the work of
the Continental congress, on the one
hand, and an architect engaged in the
delicate task of making a stale out of
the colonies of Hartford and New Ila.
ven. It fought through the war of the
Revolution and was in the crude
trenches during the war of Indcpcnd
once. It was part and parcel of the
whole movement to organize the gov-
ernment of the United States, which
it has seen become one of the mot-ti
powerful ill the world. I'nliltc every
one of the splendid men tutti Women
who suffered tltltt the eovcrlultcut
might live. it In" here to tell Ilit‘ hIUI'g'
and to contribute to the history now be
lily, made llIlll has to bc mud:- tvheu its
present managers have ,ilIlIll‘ti their
predecessors. 1
ithinks woman's safeguard is
Today the t‘ourunt is one of many
ltt-wapupcrs ill (‘oltncclicut elmugctl III
the task of serving the people and ctl- i
It was James Rust-tell,
l
t
treating them.
lkrwell who characterized thc
Whttt it was the good fortune of the
Content to do prtlcticully ltlonc Iit‘:ll'l,\
ITIII years lino, it is today the wind l'ut~
Illllt' of many to do in concert
lived to see lllttl‘t' of the “tillllt‘l'n' of fill
vultt'illg civilization t-ttvtilvcd. lllII u
must share with tln- rest of us the cu
jtiynitiilt til' the creative! “itiltit'l',
together lllt‘ tit-\vspupcls of t‘titult-ctr
(‘lll tire prepared, :tutl equipped In t‘llii-
tribute It) the solution of problems
which which confronted it ill the Milli-l
let-nth century. And it may be ltddwl
that they are ltul only better prepared;
illltl equipped. and therefore rtprcsci.
tittlve of a larger power. but they are,
tcmpcrltmclttlllly i'rt-cr from narrow
prejudice and local bigotry. The days »
of personal journalism have gone by,
and the days of partisan journalism
ttrc fuel dcpnrlinu, In their place is
coming the Institutional authority in
which the individual pltlycs u bumble
port and the general stuff the role oi“
commander. We do not know of a
single newspaper in (lmtnt-cticut which
has not It rich vein of independence
running through its lll)ll,\' in spite of the
colttnlcrcinl spirit of the age.
this is the outcome of the utlintcl‘rtlpt
t‘tl period of evolution which has been
going on since the Couruut first saw
the light of day and received its news
by post rider fillll printed its pages
with the hand press. It makes more
man appear small indeed.
The people of Connecticut
be proud of their newspapers. 'l‘ilcy re-
llcct the weaknesses of the human in
charge tutti occasionally perhaps, the
viciousness which movesv tilt-m. lull
they are restrained tutti controlled by
the very immortality which is tltcirs.‘
It is ii rush llltlll who does not feel
and obey the instinct of
which proceeds from Illt' flil‘l lilill illr
newspaper is it larger power than be
is, and that he is rather its subordinate;
than its master, An institution \vhith
hits outlined its own original gen-uni»
Iiolt trust-lesson a fore:- and tilulitv
which commands respect ltltd olictl
fence to the laws it stands as Iht‘ ex
[llllli‘lll of,
A REMARKABLE case.
(Inc of the nuts! remarkable cases oi
a l'lliti. documented on the lungs, lull».
Int: pneumonia, Is that of hire, (it‘l'lilillt“
E. It‘cllltcr, Mutton, Illd. who was "Hill-l"
ly curt-ti by the use of One Minute
(‘nugit t‘tlrc. She says.
int: and straining so wcukcnml me that
i run down ill weight from HS to It!
pounds. I tried a number of remedies
to no avttfl tllttii I used (Inc Minute
Cough t‘tu'e. Four bottles of this wow
dcrful remedy cured me entirely of the
couch. strengthened my lungs and res-
torcti me to my ltorntltl weight. health,
‘ Sold by t‘Iii’ford I’luuv
macy. “‘
DIRECTORS TO ACT FURTHER.
The Consolidated Railroad Standing
Cummittee Will Meet Nov. 14.
, President t‘. S, Mellen of tile Consoli-
, dated railroad will come to New Haven
‘ today to assume the duties of the ot-
i‘it'e to which lit! has been newly elects
I Hi.
5. The standing committee of the board
3 of directors of the road, which is
l equivalent to on executive committee,
I was rc-ciectcd at tltc directors‘ meeting
Elast Saturday. with the (‘xt‘t'ptiun that
ll’rcsldeltt Mcllclt was substituted for
Judge lidll,
It is Ililt“;t‘ti that thc'entirc mutter
ttl‘ reorganizing the working force of
‘llll’ heads of the departments of the
meeting of the directors. which will bc
held ill New York on the second Saturn
day of the month, November ii.
I lly this time, it is said, the new
lstanding committee will have had a
meeting and will be ready to report. It
will really be Illl‘ first regular meeting
of the board, and will include among
. other matters the election of the vice-
| presidents.
Mr. Mellon entered the directors'
room Saturday after his election to the
presidency. He was warmly greeted
by the directors.
SPENT MORE THAN $1,000.
W. W. Baker, of Plainvietv, Neb..
writes: “My wife suffered from lung
trouble for fifteen years. She tried a
number of doctors and spent over SI.-
000 without relief. She became very
low and lost all hope; A friend recom-
mended. Foley's Honey and Tar and
thanks to this great remedy It saved
her life. She enjoys better health
than she has known In ten years."
Refuse substitutes. Sold at Pleist-
ed's drug store, South Norwalk, and A.
C. Silliman's. Darien. '0
BOLD BURGLARY AT MONROE.
Saturday evenings two masked men
entered the home of Arthur Curtis on
Elm street, Monroe, while Mr, Curtis
was at Stepney depot shipping milk.
and htlrglarized the house. Mrs. Cur.
its was shed and III, and a hired man
was in the kitchen. The Intruders
locked the farm hand in the kitchen
and then chloroformed Mrs. Curtis and
ransacked the house, taking all the
money and valuable articles in the
house, including silverware and low-
elry. The burglars left no clue to their
identity or their direction of flight,
and It probable they will not be spore"
hooded unless they become bold and
endeavor to repeat the haul at some
2 other house In the neighborhood.
news-
paper as the ultlverslty of the people ‘
It host
.-\I ‘,
And ltli‘
should .
obligations
“'I‘ht‘ cough-g
road, was left over to the next regular 1
Will" I
I
Mrs. Fairbanks tells how at:-
glect of warning symptoms will?
soon prostrate a woman. She‘
Lydia l3. I’inkham‘s Vegetable
Compound.
“ lint: \Ilts. I‘lxttlllttt : ~Ipltornncc
iill'l nutrient are the ('Illlbl‘ of llllll l.l
ft-lultll- suffering. not only “ill. I t
‘ ltllvsof iteztlt‘t lllli with tile cltitltt-c of II
lill't'. I liill llHI lit-ml the warnings of
. lit‘iltlllt‘llt‘~. tti‘lJilllit‘ pains. and pent-rill ,
\\t‘lll‘Illt‘\~. until 1 hits \H II liilglt prun-
lr:ttetl. I knew i had Ltilllifitllllt'lliilllf.
Happily l Illll the right thing. I troll
i Lydia I-Z. I’llIIiIIIlIII'S Vegetable ,
(‘outpoultd faithfully. according to
tilt't‘fllltllih. and true. rctvltrtlcd lll ll Icw
\‘n . IiS to lillll that my ill‘ill"t liltd pitilts
«inopqn-tlt'cti. illltl 1 again felt the glow
of ltculllt through my body. hitter 1
blue Iveclt well l have been more care-
'l’ul.l have also advised it lllllllllt'l‘ of
i luv sick friends to tttltc liy’tlilt IL,
l'iltltllluu's \‘cgcttlblc (‘oltl-
ptltllitl. and they have never l...tl ,
reason to be sorry. Your» very ll tli_\'.
\lus. May I:‘.ttltlt.t.\‘ns, 211‘. South ”.tlt .
>t.. Minneapolis. Minn." (.‘lrs. l-‘ltir-
ilillllfh its title of tile llttrat successful illlli
‘ highest sltltlricd lrln’uilillt,’ hill! thUIlltfu
in tile West-l " S5000 for/sit ll orl'iml of
More It New illuclno penullmtesx rtmnof be produced.
Mrs. l‘lnkltnln Invites nil sick
women to write her for ut-lvicc.
% health. Address, Lynn, Muss.
‘LICENSES m couurv.
New Canaan Dealers Early in the Field‘
yesterday.
The county conttnisaluucrs yesterday
Itilnluencml to issue lit-cums in
towns Ill this toultty excl-pt
port. which will IlUI ln- l‘t'lltl)‘
‘III'W tissue tilllil next month
for it
' Six full lit‘l'llht‘: Milli I\\(l tlruggists“
'iltl"list‘:~ were issued up to yesterday
afternoon The .\'ct\ t‘:tnltlut tit'tllt‘i‘b
'cvitlcntly thounht it Illt‘ purl of good
policy to not their
:t: possible tut llll'o'r' of Illl‘lll
mu baud soon after thc
'H'l'lll‘t‘li ~ the Ilrst tlttwc
II’HIII the new book.
No, I \\l‘lll tt) (‘httrlt-s ll
:\\iIU lino u lIiIlt‘t' ill lltll
‘btlilllitig Ill l’orst strut \Iltilt‘ No
l'llll‘ilt‘elt'l'
“'t‘lll to Daniel II liflllllllllli. iit‘l"
‘Iund ICrnst was tlu Iii-I mun down
front Ilaubury and he look No I
The first druxuist's license tvcttl ti.
Louis Ii Stvilver, who runs :I tlrtlt:
store III the .Ieunillns building III
jb‘otuhpott, t‘ltrull-s S Gunilcll ot'
Strntford, who is in t-Itul'tle til' the
UH town‘s tumult»~ llit‘illl‘lllt' plat-c till
\iillli .‘lit‘l'l, Illlllv Nil 2 ‘ '
'I‘llv- commissioners \till he on iiilllll
,t'rcrt «In: Iitl\\ for the Ivllllltisc of
trauma ilIt'Il\t‘Li, 'I‘ltet \vlll ttlsu lit-l
lend) to let-cite applications for re
lit‘\\'l\i Ill llriducporl uftt-r t'it'(‘lillll liil,\'.
its tilt-re will be lit) ('llllfllll's hurt
I DANGER IN FALL COLDS.
Full colds are liable to hunt: on all
'ulutcr lettvim: the seeds of pncttmtr
um, brunt-hills or t'tulsulttptiult, Fol
’c,\'s Honey and Tar cures quickly and
prevents serious results. It is old and
reliable, tried and tested. safe and sure
Contains no opiates and will not colt
stiputo Sold at I‘Ittlslotl‘s druc
store, South Not‘wulk. and A. t‘. Sili'
.0
men's, Durien
CONNECTICUT FRUIT EXHIBIT
HARTFORD. Nov. .‘I.——~Prof. A, (I.
(lulley, president of the Connecticut.
I‘ontologicai Society, who is ill charge
of the collection of fruit to he made til
‘tite St, Louis Exposition. was in this
city today anti submiteti his report of
the work as far as accomplished to
,Sccrctary .I .II. \‘nill. The collection
Iconlprises about loo barrels of apples.
pears and cranberries. There are about
2.3 varieties of apples which have been
gathered from different towns ill the
state The fruit is now In cold storage
:III this city.
- 9
, Foley 3 Honey and Tar,
; cures colds. prevent: pneumonia.
PRINTER COMMITS SUICIDE.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. :i.—-John Reilly,
a veteran printer. died yesterday at his
home on Congress avenue front the ef-
fects of a dose of carbolic arid taken
with suicidal intent. He was fifty-five
years old, and leaves three sons and a
daughter. Despondency over ill health
is supposed to have led to his act. He
was employed itt various newspaper
offices in this city as a compositor for
about thirty years.
WHEN m TROUBLE wt'rH'
Bowels, .
Bladder,
Take
WRIGHT‘S
undeniable Pills:
They Cost 25:.
They Perform Miracles.
Kidneys.
Lever.
They do four things where other
pIIIa do one.
AT ALI. DRUGGISTS.
‘l-It-cplnt;
‘tlf many thousands of African IlililI'I"~.
- ‘llt“~~‘.~ of cxpri .ihltili tlm'lil'llb. III the third
She has guided thousands to,
illl‘ V.
lil'lllgt’“ ,
rent-unis as soon;
\verc ,
commission» ,
I'IK \vcrc rcudy for business and the) .
t‘t‘I‘IlIlt Ill-Wt.
\\'ltiillit'll,‘
GERM THAT MA " MEN'BLEEP.
Discovery of the Parasite Which I-
Thought to Cure the Disease.
.\ dispatch from Liverpool the other
llll,\‘ hlliti IllIIl c. lucdicnl Iliih‘h‘ltlll was
about to start for the t‘ongo to into.»
tiutttc further the htlpptmt'tl connection
ill the parasite li‘,\|lillitthllIlll with the
silliness which within the
pint Ill'lt-t'u years ililH' caused the. death
This lliatutrc was first observed llll
lllc l‘tiliyo. iII IlII' tnli,\‘ .H‘IIIKI’ the [lit
lit'lli u- quiet, with n dull I'llt'llli cx
lil‘t‘antlIl and tilt almost uncomfortnblc
Inlimlw- ‘o :dccp
.\i: the tiiNI‘ilFl‘ Ilti\‘illll‘t‘:4 there is put“
c—is of unit tutti speech, Ilt'Illtll“: of tilt-
:onuttc. lips Iillti liliillis. ultd the dull»
siltiu- tltoue mutpttnns become more
pronounced, llllli the patient itt’iu ll
blitlv of complete lethargy until llttillll
I‘lllitel’t'S ltittt.
Tlit' liihl'llfil‘ llllr lif‘l'l'l‘ilM'ti llll llltI
t‘unuu, bill it llilk slilt’lltl t'ilhIWIIl‘ll;
tllul its I‘ll\‘li‘.'l‘l-i about two years; lttztt
reached l‘utuulu on the north shore ot'I
\‘lmoria Nyuttzu, It has not yet extend»
Iii fullllt-t' cast, but is still l.‘Ili'I',\‘lIIi—'.
oIi' hundreds of \ictims ill I'uttntiat,
(in November I‘;‘ lost ,veut ll t‘uR-i
it'iiiilli. \\lll) up. examining it speci-
llil'll tvl' t't'rcbru »~put:tl Illllli titkclt dill".
illt; lift: from II it. .‘I Illlll'kt‘tl I‘llfit' til
rll‘i'liill}; sickness nu.» ~~urpriwd to ob-
r'l I\’I‘ u Itrinu tt',\p.ttt.>»u‘ttt’t.‘.. tr. ms lili»
tel ili\l'.~'lil!:l‘|lllt malty lt'puuosmcs
\'\t w itlutztl.
llc itillflt'ait'll .‘I .I \vorkitu: hypotlu-
.~l.~ on “liltll to itilht' illllllt‘l tltt't«.~ti.:tt»i
llllll liliIl yiecpillu hil'lilil’hs was due!
to the species of tr,\p:tlto.~'ottt:l \I'Iilt'll‘
l
|
l
I
lit: illlti lilul‘lul’l‘t'tl lll lill' tercbl'oupitt~
ill Iilllli ttf lilt‘ lliilit'llln'. LIIII'I‘ studies
by IIII‘ physicians in I'iltuttiu Illl\‘l‘
scented to establish the correctness oil
the theory I' now ulllttlill'fi certain
but I‘Vt‘i)‘ lllM‘ til slot-pint: Sickness
bil~ II'_\'|lillltIMIi|lt':» in Illl' cerebro-spilr 1
ill tluid. ‘
[low is. Iiit’ Inuit-tile itttl‘otltttctl into!
the human sysli m" The l'niuuiit physi
,l'idlh llt’iit‘\l' the) have stiltt‘ti llti:~
‘ problem, .
They won iutpoucd with Illl' wilted-‘2
lat i'uct IiIlII llil' tilFt‘iiM' ill that re
uion Ilt‘t'III‘H only niom; thc northern
slums of the Victoria Nyltltza. ill it
, .‘ll'lli of country about IL. ulib {wt-iv
i’l'ltcy reached the tillll‘illt-itill Illill :ly
luluomltleu wcrc I urriml by utililt‘ blood: é
sucking inst-ct. 'l‘llt-t lllllillii) found tho
Iplltltsllc III a spot It'rl of the tsetse Il,\‘.
land have pron-ti by their laboratory
lupmilllellla titm iiltmr tile.» lili\‘t' con
tcyctl li')lilllllistlllil:: to n lltonkct t
'l‘lll‘ ill\'l'~*‘lk;:limll llil‘l lt‘ilillt'ti this;
point \tlltlt the r. port of the sleepitt:
jt‘lt‘lt‘llt‘h‘h l‘I)lillliI>I~iuIl \Hls lillllll>llt‘tl Ill;
August last. II is at it‘liei cutourtluiut:
to think that the inns-w (II this tcrriblc‘.
‘llIlIIllti,\ is likely mum to be full. on
‘il‘lsllllili ' 5
‘ lit'l‘s l't-t‘t‘lt'ml
"l‘ltc il'tllliihlllvt‘t' ir-‘t
-tti' \'t lit‘l'iilil‘
WHY MO
won
THERS
RY
Did you ever hear a mother
worry over a plump child?
There is no better bank of
health for a child to draw
from iiillii a good supply of
healthy iicsit.‘
Scott's liniul
givcs a child weight and
piumpucss, bill it foods the
brain, bones and nerves with
strength and :ttriivc power.
sion not only
l7cwcr lnoiilcrs would
worry if they know more
about Scott's lftnulsion.
We'll send you a sampl
SCU'I'T (ti llotle-L, M
2 free upon request,
'carl bum. New York.
MASONIC VETERANS.
. Master
zed.
r Alonzo N. Lewis
I' ”IV t‘ottltcclit ut
llSstMIllIItlll, wittt
vitll l‘t'lilll\t':t ill
int: out the l‘l‘lltil'l
‘ltllitill Ill IIris'ol
l“, illltl ,.\ Al,
lttle lll‘t‘ll tl~ ill)‘t‘|l
llllltll' n memorial
.e .\ll|.\lt~i‘ Willituu
-ritlell, who died
The Late Venerabl
Eulogl
Set-relul'y’l‘rt-naltlt
ul' Mullllwllt'l', \‘l. I
MilHtllill‘ Yttrium".
spell! Inst fil‘lllllll‘l'
New ililt‘t-ll is xiiiilt
of the 33d illilll'ill r
uitll Franklin lllllL'I,
.illlll‘ ‘.’.'-, 'I'Itt- ll'lltlll
to ttlltttv of its bciltg
number for \'cncr:tb
Willlilt't- law, tif M
St-ritctltbcr II
The report coutni t.» tib- minute»~ oi
thc reunion ltt llI'IHtli, the llccrniugy
for the )l'ill‘. the ntultcs of new ntcln
‘ll ll't ltrlstol reunion
Illltl lllt' mum >~ of ”iv vclcrulls prt-st-ut,
hull touc portrait
til Ruben V. Nuittltul‘w, litt' I'tililltil'l
illlti tirst president pf the ('ount-cticut
Mt’ti‘llliit \'tvttlt'ltu {liljtll'lilillill A llll'ltll‘t‘
Mllsltpl' lll‘l‘ is {Hell lit
the report, and ill] dulogy is presented
from the poll of S‘t'l't'lal')‘-'i‘l't‘il:-tlll't'l‘
l.t'\\‘lh .\ blunt-upb cal sketch and fill
iil‘t‘tllilll of Ilit‘ tum r il N'l‘Vlt 4-» rue also
included
’I'Itt- orator itssot lttll- lll.t.~ll t, Itus-ucll
:‘tlltills oi Ht'lrltii, ill“ Iiltllililllt‘ti II the
mortal ttllllllllTII‘I'_ t‘IiIIllillril‘li of Sct'rc-
lttl',\'-'I‘rctt.~'ulcr Alon.“ \\' Lewis, .Ioltu
ll. llurhm of Iltuttotd, and Ilcuvy W.
.\'\\‘Iltttl of \\‘ulcrixttr_v It In lit'>if'l‘ll to
l'lt't‘l ll Illullllllit‘lll ll \‘cttt-lublt- Master
Lee Iii llivcrsitlc c‘mt-tt-ty, i'it’itHIIll
\':tllc_\ iiiillilldlllMt-Il,
Vttlv'l'ltblt‘ Mush-t“ law “its lllll'l ill
lltnltlmmslc-l. :tutl vets :tlultys dm'iill'
tutu-rt :‘lt'il ill the tm u Ililti Ill “I‘v'l’l‘hltit‘
Lee
IS
‘ Willi Iliia kttttulmluc pained lhtiltwll'llll'll'ly, Wllit'li lil' Itllllllli lillli “IIIII‘
nil! in- lt‘IiMlll to hope that I'x'tlit'dl. -; bl" liub-vr. lllllllill': illil- mum it'll“?
Illll} bc t‘ouutl ltti the tiirt'itv' ninth Ivlitlih ~ m- buried
lttltll ltou IIIIH‘ Inii‘i'It-t‘. llll‘tiltili sitlll Silllxt-I‘lll'ltlilr rill-rim l‘r' _., hi I“ -\II'
Now Ytit'k SI'II
CASTOR IA "
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You liars Alum Bought
Bears the M‘— :I‘
Signature of .
TWIN LAKES BURGLAR HELD.
SALISIII'HY \‘tlt ll littt‘lltut Will
men. who \\".I- .tttt~~t.>ti tn 'I‘ltomusttvll.
for lil'l'llltlllL‘ :tu-i cut-ring the house
of Frank \Hit" 'I‘wzu Lakes, illi'l
:tculillt: Sitto \\'|llill of supplies, um~
held for the Superior ('o'lrl Ioduy. Ill:
is Iltotlultl In In: untried for an offense
ill New York ‘i:.te Iii.»- alleged :lt'
t-nltlplit-c, lsrttvl Soto). was M‘llii'llt't'tl
ltt ill" last term I»! the i.ll('llill'ill mutt»
ty superior new: In two years' impri-
Minute-lit. .‘lr Miller's home in
llritlncport, Illlll II. has a summer t'cx‘l .
(it‘llt't’ at Twin Lakes. ‘
In
A RUNAWAY BICYCLE.
'I‘crluinlueti u'th :tn unly cut'olt the
leg of .I. II. ()rucr, Franklin Grove, III.‘
II developed it s'ubbm'n Ilil‘t‘l' unyield-
iliL' to litltilll'.‘ and remedies for four
tt-ttrs. 'I‘hcn Ibrcklcu's .\rtlic:t Sitlvc‘
t'ul'cti. It‘s juw us good fur “urns,
Scolds, Skill ICl‘ultllults illlli l‘ilesz, 25ml
:lt Frank ll. llttxlt :"s In up, Store. *'
GLASTONBURY MAN DEAD.
Il:\il'l‘l:‘llilll_ Nut 3. -- Sanford I'll
SllciliI-ld. who rt presented the lllWIl iii“I
Glastonbury in the Legislature ill lilibtl
and was widt-It ltltoun its a businessl
lttttl public mall in that town, died at
his home yesterday front heart trouble;
He had conducted a general store ill
Glastonbury sinu- 1540 He was de-
puty sheriff in Glastonbury nineteen
years and hurt held lttost of the town
offices. A wile, IlII'I‘I‘ sons and one
daughter survive ltiln.
A GOOD NAME.
From personal experience I testify
tltat eIlWItt's Little Early Risers are
that DeWitt's Little )ttrly Risers are
rightly named because they give
strength uml energy and do their
work with casc.»~»W. T. Easlon. Boerne.
Tex. Thousands of people are using
these tiny little pills ilt preference to
all others, because they are so pleasant
and effectual. They cure biillotlsness.
torpid liver, jaundice. sick headache,
constipation. etc. They do not purge
ant! weaken, but cleanse and strength-
en. Sold by (‘Iifford Pharmacy. "
HAMDEN HERMIT FOUND.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 3.—Dwight
Gaylord, who has been missing from
his usual haunts in Hamden for several
days. has been foitnd after a search in
the woods some distance from his
cabin. Gaylord has been known as the.
Hamden hermit, He is over eighty
:town of Hamdcn for many years. The
i Hamlien selectmcn have made arrange-
.ments to send him to Durham. where
he has relatives who will care for him,
DOESN'T RESPECT OLD AGE.
it‘s shameful when youth fails to show
proper respect for old age. btlt just
the contrary In the case of Dr. King‘s
New Life Pills. 'l‘hey cttt off maladies
no matter how severe and irrespective
of old age.
or. Constipation all yield to this perfect
. l.\'\\'l\.
1‘ Music-I: law will In 1
is lllllll‘illllt't‘tl for :t
tdiwusrs b_.' Frank I
. li‘t-v.
' Therefore
,tlves its. curly :i.\
for \‘rucl'ttblt-
Il‘ili ltt lllt‘ I‘l‘lllllllli
in thtcl'burs' next .uue
.\Ir us» the \cncl'nble Illilrlll‘l‘
flout .Iu'tc "’ 1‘70, In his death He
_-\,
“'39 Ilrami muster of the Grand bulge
illtl .\ .\I. III I\7Ii
.\ ltu-lltoritll .wl't
lt'tl
I“:
III (‘Uillll‘t‘lil'lll. i“.
and 1&7?)
DISASTROUS WRECKS.
(‘llrrlt-ssltcss i~ reqtonsiblc i‘tlr litany
ll rulirnud ul'vtk .lllil Illl‘ sumo tuttsc.»
iil'l' IIIIIiIiIiL'. human \‘l't‘l‘kS of >lllTu‘l‘~ r.~
from Titlnut :Illli lung troubles lint
since 'ht- .‘ill\'t‘lll ‘Irf Ill'. I\'iut:'.\ ,\'.-\\
llist-uvtry for I‘l'IIrinllIlliIllll. t‘outzlr
Illlil (Willis, ctr-u Ill
be mild illlll illlln
in burner lil‘l csmtl'y,
t' Wurst t:I.~I*\‘ t.tl
It»: I't‘rlilllillitlli i»
.\Il‘.~. laurr l'rilut'
‘tvt‘ lint-clzwtcr, .\In.~< is one of mun,\
\l'ilttSt' ltfr \tus stvcd by Ilr. Kimz'r
New Iltsctxvt-ty 'lhis great remedy
I Throat and I.ll‘l'.‘
I liliVi-‘I‘, lirlluuist
“ll. 'i‘i'illl littllli'
C.
i‘l'ii't’ rillt" :Illll Si
COULD NOT CATCH FUGITIVES.
Governcr Chattcrton Bee
News There COtId Be No Fight.
(‘Ill-Zi‘l-ZNNIC, Witt, Nov. :i.-~-tiover
nor t‘httttcrtou discirctlils the report of
a second lntttle with the Indians uuticr
Eagle Feather. hitting l‘tu't'lt't‘ti infill"
mlttiult indicating lllilI no posse could
possibly have I'Onlt up with liiI‘ funi-
'cstcrti:ty morning
The fugitives ll7l\'t thirtysix ltuul‘s’
l>titrl of Illt' litst puxsc to reach the but
NT
Dyspepsia, Jaundice. Fev- ‘
llt‘Ilt-ltl.
Rattle l-‘clttbcr w
tlitttt. and some til
the name of t‘harlt
highly intelligent It
the (‘ttrtlslt- (‘olleg
on the football to:
Sheriff Miller intcn
sent word to lilt‘ II
Would be taken.
Sioux has been ill
years.
CURED OF PILES
M r. C. littncy, of
bilcs for 40 years.
could do ltillt no
Witt‘s Witch Ilttzo
permanently, Ill
bums, bruises. sprt
zcnta. letter, salt r
skin diseases. Lo
Witt on' the pack
cheap, worthless
rcdutions of his pi
'i
IIS :t llitifitrm‘ui ill:
tea was known by
5 While. lie is It
(llllli, 2t graduate of
i. where he played
at. ileuring lltll'
it‘ll to stop lift) ticp
rly, Eagle Feathcl
fliccr that he never
his trouble with the
cwilti: for several
AFTER 40 YEARS.
Geneva. 0., had the
Doctors and dollars
lasting good. ile-
i Salve cured ltiln
'ttluablc for cuts,
ins. lacerations. cc.
teum, and all other
ok for the name Do-
"lgcwall o'ltcrs urc
violent 9 ya
Pill. 25c, at Frank H. Baxter's Drill
-Store. , "
by Clifford Pharmacy.
p l . on
smoothest». easiest, I float way
m min chat and $3. to m. M ”w"
iyears old. and has been a ward 'of the 2 ‘
counterfeits. Sold
to
banana! of the
oevtll be. Keep your
in the shape of
. is dangerous. The
a
INEIS '
RECEIPTS FALL OFF.
Freight Income Below Last Month on
Consolidated.
Ill compiling Illt receipts from the
It‘ieght Ituille on the New York, New
Illt\t-lt llllll IIltIlftu'd ruutl for tile pttst
"Will“ it has been found Iltlti there is,
u gradual decline III the IlllIlllilll rev
ceit'cd frollt this riUlll'I't‘. ’I'ilt' lll'l'llllt‘.
lluwn‘cr, is not lltrge enough to war:
rant on :tpprchtltsioli on that score,
bltt shows the foresight of the mull-
llgt‘llltill of the road III raising the
nuts l:t.~t .Itll,\.
While some of the shippers at that:
time t llll'l'l Ii prospect it was found tltut I ‘
In can“. m...”- 1-,... ”HM... “I... “pk...” "I“ ll art-at deal. When [straightened
WM... ”mm”; H“. outta m” m, whip,” up I had severe muscular rheumatism
the road was conducting business veryl, ““4 H l"“’“““‘ 9*" ll‘ksome Will it my
”Inn-“i“;lhl)" ‘ work and when off duty I felt It. high
tn“. “plump”; ”f the rules “W, lime to check It before It became more
however put into force illlil Its wistloul‘. ”i‘l'lW-‘V I Hill “Ullll'fi Kidney Pills al-
is demonstrated in lilt' figures so for I'lillh‘ll‘ll'fi lllllll'milt'y. I llnd no back
on, v".
TUESDAY. Nov. 3. 1903. ‘
1
fl
GET INSIDE.
'our Friends and Neighbors In South
Norwaik WIII show You How.
Rubbing the hack won‘t cure back-
‘t‘llt'.
.\ Iiuilncul may relieve bltt can't cure
mount-lu- mines from the Inside-
from the kldneyt-I.
Holtn's Kltlucv i’llls get inside.
They cure kit-It Kidney a,
Here Is South Nlil'Wlllk proof that
this Is no:
Thomas Wood, who resides on Hill
street. a carpenter by trade and all
elltployc at Asch's hltt factory, says:
”For three ,'""I"‘<l my kidneys troubled
I
i
l
l
i
compiled .u tin ltit'lli liIiit't'H or the. flf‘lll' and the Hotelier-la ill my muscles
mud. 'tild not trouble me after taking the
.. _ u... i pills."
lv‘or stile by all dealers. Price 50
l)ley,s Honey and Tar i cents a box, Foster-Mtlburu Co, Buf-
trchlldren.snfe,sure. No opiates. i fill“. N Y.. Nile :mcnls for the United
‘ Stiller.
ARREST UNDER NEW TRESPASS' Ratliv’nthcr
LAW. . take no other.
BRISTOL, Nov. Ll, - The first :tl‘l'esi ; , W... ... ._ .._..__-,_..
Illltit'l' IIII‘ nt'W Il‘t-ypltss lIlW regarding!
ltulltcrs‘ t‘ltll)‘ npuu priville pttipcl'ly:K'nNE¥ ”I A , s
was Illt'l‘it' Itcrc Sttlurtllty ”lulu, \vltcltI . . .,."’
tit-urtzc i'iit‘mlllillilll, the wwll klltiwu . '
Bristol bull player, was served with m
it \Hlllitlll on coutplttittt of John Sleek": th. mt “N of a db.
Hill. In lfilll'l )t'hlt‘l'llii)‘ he was titled,
$3 and MINI.» Iltcsltttltnu illltl Milllt‘l
Cm -
(lililllililitillh went after rabbits. While
IlIt'I’ were ii“ Sit-clamps lItIlIi, Mr. Steel-i V ’ on a“ E'. .
:mit lit I‘t ll u r it do r ht-lttlt ill' to Urban ‘ ' m
I I I b I! I. i “I“
llulliill. ultclcttptut Ilif‘ latte-r knot-lied,
him down. Lilit‘i‘ lilt' hunters allowed
Sieclson it.) lz-ke Ilit'll' names illlli Itc,0fmon¢y MUHdCd. mm
l‘lllt‘ll‘ll cumpluiul. lIl court it was ex; ‘ml
lll‘tiilit'ti that ill lixitti: sctllt-tlce. llit‘ fut-t “cog
of the assault was taken especially in» l I"!!! phyudanl ‘8 th‘ in
" “"“““"‘“”““‘ {Kidney and Bladder troobloe
PRICI 605-14le
AND COLDS IN CHILDREN. l Sold at Plaisted's drug store, south
As .'I sure Ililltiitlill‘ for tile cure of, Norwalk‘ and A. c, Sillimnn's, Darien.
l‘llllillla ililtl coltlu nothing will compare;
with t‘luu’nbctllttlt‘s l‘ouglt ienledy.‘
Mr, Iv‘rttlll‘. tl‘Ilurlt. of l-‘rtutklinvillc. N. ‘ NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
‘ HARTFORD RAILROAD. ,
ll, has this to any concerning its use
.
the Ilalllt‘r-DOBII’B—‘Illlll
A SAFE REMEDY FOR COUGHS.
in his home. “t‘hulnbcriuilt's Cough
ltctttcdy is our remedy for all kinds ot
t'tlllulla cold and lung affections. We
IiIlll Il especially pond with our family
of slunll children. as it is always dc-
strublc to title the little ones some-
thing that is free front harmful alter
TIME TABLE.
in effect October 18, 1903.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK .FOR
efforts and lllill is just why we like NEW YORK.
’liln‘ remedy. We have every coltli‘, A. III.-—I2::'Iilx. 5:2“, bibb‘x, 6:14,
dent-v ill It and have used the medicine ti .35, 7‘03. 7:40. lizlb, 5:45, 9:0;3x,
wry successfully ill our family." l~‘ul"lt 20x. 0:40. it'lr24x. 10:40, 11:3fix.
bill“ by Stillsult I'owcil t‘o, iiuxtt-r P. III—12:55x, 1:13. 2:25x, 3:05,
l’ltltrlltltt-y. t'lift‘ot'd I’llnt‘nthey. " 3'20x, 4'07, 4:50x, 5:40, 5:55x, 6:33.
‘.;’.x. 7.07. 7:55x, 8:00,10:20.
SUIT FOR 375.000 DAMAGES. SUNDAYS.
ll,\ll'l‘l-'ti|tll, Nttt' if. «A cup) of pvt. . .\. M 42:50); 522‘“, Stilbx, 8:50,
wcsx Ill :t :~Il.l for tlttlltuucs oi’ $lf..lulll 9:121.
brunch! l.;.- the our oi New Iiatcu i’. M.-——3:20x, 5:40, 6:65x, 7:20,
U.
lliillllrl the National IicoltollllZcr (‘ulll-. AUX. 10:10.
but) of \\'c~l \‘ilpimtt. duitu; business .__._. .
III Norwich. and :igrtiust the Sttrcty'LEAVE NEW VORK FOR SOUTH
('oulpuny. of New int k. its surety. hus‘
Im-u wilt-ti through the otllcc oi' lbo‘
iu~urztncc commissioner. The action:
Is brought in-cuusc of the alleged fail?
or.» of lilt' Nulittltul Sit-tun Economizcrl l’. 'M.»~i2202, i:04, 22003:,
(‘ompany to supply properly skilled; .‘l:1iix. 4:02. lull, 4:30. 5:03,
u'roktncn and lll;lIt‘Ii:li to complete 1. « 6200):, 6:02, 7:00, 8:00x, 9:00x
‘uliltiinn \“llltll contracted to till~l11200x. '
sh within it spt't-ilitd Illiil‘. 'l‘lir'i
llllilliii'l took posschioit oi' the prcltti>~‘
s and t'otuplticll the work til it cost
if $21.0“ l:‘. The expense lllt'lll‘l‘t"tii
«courts ”in Illlllliltl ltulame of the tun '
mill to have been pxt‘lds the Nzttioruti;LEAVE 8%IEW ”KSSNWALK FOR
i‘tilltpiutt by the sum III i'..‘.Ml7.Ill i '
' .- A. M.—l2:l1x, 1:15, 1:661, 6:18
i712, bull}. inltlx. luzlltix, liztlfix, llzilti'.
NORWALK.
A. bl.~12:02x. 6:00, 6:00, 7:00,
mum. 3:03. helix, 9:02x. 10:02x, 10:04,
tt-oo, 11:02. '
‘7.
u.
55.
5130,
.. 9:30.
SUNDAYS.
A. iii—12:02.0:00.7130.910010102.
P. M.—-6‘.00. 8:00;, 11:00.
NOT A SICK DAY SINCE.
.. .. . .- .- i I‘. ill—4220mm 1:12. 3102):. we,
I \\.i. t.t.\ n .t\tltl,\ ch with Ital» 5125,0z30, 7:05x, 9:05,, 9:15,10:01,
i~‘_\' trouble I Wind it” sorts of Illt‘llivl ll'
Int-s, llllllv- of which rclicvctl mc. tine; ' .' ‘ ‘
itty I saw all mi. of your Electric iiit- l “Iii‘ifipoglbgnfiddm°n to above—P.
t‘l'x turd determined to try tltut. H ' L ’ ' ’ '28'
Alll'i‘ t
taking at l'etv dust»; I fell l‘tallm‘t‘ti. itilli; \i 1,),fiENI?A1¥§'
t .* -. . . I IL".
non there ilfll'l' was entirely cured. and f ' _
huvc ltt)‘ >I‘l‘ll n sick titt)‘ since. Ncizii i9.:)O,\lll.0'Eix. ., . .
burs of mine llil\'t' been cured by Rbctr‘ ’ ‘ ""h‘w' "0‘” 9100'
'ltltttsln, Nourulgiit. Liver ultd Kidney
troubles lltltl Gcllcrnl licbllity." This
Is what it. F. “HHS, of Fremont. N. C.
writes. tittlv Soc. zit Frank II. Ilax~
tcrs‘,’ Ilruxgist. “
ANSONIA MAN DISAPPEARS.
ANSONIA. Nov. 3.-—.lohn Callahan.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.
A. M.—6:23, 9:15, 9:53.
P. Ill—1:20. 4:271, 5:10, 5:57, 7:10.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M,—ti:00,7:23.8:li. 9:38.11252,
I’. M.—~l:0tix, 6:31, 7:01.
who has been a rcsltlent of this city Sunday trains to thnlmry, 9:15
for the past twenty years. has sudden 9:51“ a. m.; 7:30 p. in. Leave Dun-
ly and illyslct‘iultsl) disuplu-areti illlli bury. 7:55, 8:34 a. m.; p. m.—7:th3.
7:57x.
crave tours are entertained that he is »
All 2 Indicates express.
'itc \iclim of foul play. (In the night
of (Ictobcr l7, at tltc solicitation of :t
fellow boarder, he went to a saloon
Ilt‘ill‘ his boarding place In South Main
street, ztlul returned with :t quantity
of liquor. He refused to join the oth-
er men Ill enjoying his purchase. bltl'
went to his room, Sillt'l- which time
ntnmnl: had been seen or heard of hint.
lie was of It quiet. retiring nature. and
always :tvoitlcd mingling with strum:-
v‘l‘s. lie is short, thick set. apparently
about 47 years of one and \veltls a black
moustache and is Ii stone mason by
trade.
Foley’sw K lone)? "Cure
makes kidneys and bladder right.
TRIED TO PASS FORGED CHECK.
NORWICH. Nov. :l.—On the charge
‘of trying to pass a forged check. a
.young man who gave his name as J.
Wilfred Park, of New York. was held
for the Superior Court ill default of
bonds of 3500. Parker is said to have
offered the check in payment for a suit
of clothes at a local store. Itt court
he admitted having the check. but said
it was given hint by a man on the
sldt‘t;€t to whom he afterwards return»
9 t.
NEVER ASK ADVICE.
When you have it cough or cold don‘t
ask what is good for it and get some
medicine with little or no merit and
perhaps dangerous. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar. the greatest throat and
lung remedy. it cures coughs and colds
quickly. Sold at I’lalsted's drug store,
South Norwalk. and A. c. Sillimmt’s. CRISP!
Iiarien. "
MRS. HENDRICKS DEAD. .
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.——A despatcb from
Indianapolis. says that Mrs. Thomas A.
Hendricks, widow of the late Vice-
President, died last night. She had
been ill for several years.
nmcrousl
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does for the
stomach that which it Is unable to do
for Itself. even when btlt slightly dis-
ordered or overloaded. Kodol Dyl.
pepsla (‘urn supplies the natural ,luic. '
es of digestion and does the work of
the. stomach. relaxing the nervous ter-
sion, while the Inllamed muscles of that
organ are allowed to rest and heal. Kn-
doi Dyspepsia Cure digests what you
out and enables the stomach anti dlgcs
tivc organs to transform all food Into
rich. red blood. Sold by Clifford Phar-
macy. N
B SS ‘
Lunch Milk
BISCUITS
chtsoanuI'
IoIdPtoofPachgc
AtBestGroom
LOS ANGELES IaxDHIBITS I-‘lGHTq~
Los ANGELES. Cal.. Nov. 3.—Prtze-3 ‘
fighting within the. limits of the City- .
of hos Angeles has been prohibited by
the City Council.
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Norwalk Chronicler