PAGI I18. I
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IHE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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TUESDAY. NOV. to. 1903.
Moles For
Thirti’s Ilolonol
Militia Officers Working'“
Hard and are Divided in
Sootimontliogarding Whom:
to [hot at the Meeting In
Bridgeport Next Monday;
Afternoon
Orders have been issued by Adjutant I
General (We of the t‘orrriectiittt Nit
tlotral Guard, for a meeting of tire field
and staff otlicers ot' the third regiment
iii the state Irrmory in Bridgeport next I
Monday afternoon. for" the election «It It
colonel and three majors III lllllit‘l-
nation of such an order. those (lilit‘t'i's
entitled to participate iii the meeting
have been doing considerable IIItrIr-
puignlng in the Interests ot' the three
candidates. during the past fortnight
says the llridgeport Standard
The present litdications are that :i'
compromise candidate will be elected
and that the first colonel of the newly I
organized Third regiment. which in
eluded the eight companies of the IIr‘s'
while Fourth regiment. will ilt' (‘ap
tuln Howard .l. Bloomer". of Company .
i). N"IIrIvalk. Acting Lieutenant (‘III |
oriel Merritt II‘. White. of this IIin, is lit
Iandldute. but it is doubtful it‘ he wilt
be auccessttil. Despite the prediction.
of the. military critic of tire l-‘Iirinet' '
Colonel White Is in" no means out III
the race.
Naturally the Bridgeport flint‘t'i's IIII
sire to have the regimental llt'iltiqllilt
tors In that city. and if it is possible i
to do so, the local officers should l'ilri
‘llllll’til‘l‘
‘ Del .
PRISONERS SEEK PARDON.
Ten of the Petitioner: Were Commit.
ted from Fairfleld County.
'l‘eri prisoners i-ttIItteiIcI-Il front lI‘trlt"-
field county to terms of varying length
in the still-I prison, liirve petitioned the
ward of pardons for" release oti various
grounds. Probably the most Interest~
ing otie of the petitioners is Peter Ilia
hum of this city. who on April to. iiillil‘
was sentenced to ten venue for ttrttit-I
Siltllgillf‘l‘_ having killed an illtlrrl'llfiilt"
pI-ddlet" til his father's house in North
Bridgeport, Young tiraltirrn itduriis'
his guilt, but claims he acted tit sI-ll'
idefense, He says he has It position to
go to if ptIrIIoIIIIIl nitd pI‘oIIIisIIs to lead
an upright life. John iifl\‘.ll'_\" serving}
:r lii'e st rttertee i‘oi" Illllltlt‘l‘ IIIIIIiiIittI-Ilt
III Shel tori. makes application lot It
prtrdon for the ilt‘lli liIuII I
Others who seek It pardon me l-‘IiriilI|
\ItndiIthIt k_ three to tour years for Its-
sault on It minor t‘IIrtItilI inItIttIIIl
SIIptIItiibiIi l\ littll I’Iisqiiultt |.nttieli. i
to lite IIIr" second degree tIruI'IIlII" se it I
IIIttI" iIIi IliIi" r'lllilt'l' i‘t l‘llll; .iiiSl‘lliI‘
‘Itllll‘t‘, five years for" burglary
IIIl February LI. ltitti i“lliili\
life for second degree murder sIIiiII-III I‘
III! March I. lsTlt, third pII itiori. lI‘iittrlI
Moran. the III six tears tIII biirglIii'y.‘
"It‘liit'lll' I
IIIIssIIit.I
sIIiIit'llt’t‘li “III 1.3 tour, .IIIiIII littrus
":0 year".-~ tIII criminal rissrriilt sI-IIIIIIII-
IIII tlIiIIIIIII' ‘_'o_ lsitii littilolpii SIIIl'l'III.
life for second degree murder" I.IIIItI-itII
«III II )t'uls ago. titih pIItittIIrI. .\iI-"
IIIIiiiI fII‘IissII life for Sit‘tlllti IlIIgI‘II-I
sentenced SI- p IIIIIbIII lh_l\1lti.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. l‘ IIirIlIlisII llusb. of New Ltrstle.t
says: "I suffered for years withi
dyspepsia. Used to have great dirt
tress and belching. i tried everything
I could hear" III. bttt nothing helped me.
until i took Brazilian iirilm. and one :‘.i=
cent bottle cured me completely."
lI'oi" strlthI ii. ll. l’lnisied. i“. ll.
tIIi. and tile (‘litt‘ord I'harnrnev.
Has
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MARRIAUE CERTIFICATE FILED.
Rev. W. F. Dickerman Married “Shot"-E
tv" Thompson.
long awaited I-III"t"itiIIiIII IIf
'l'ltI tlie‘
lIu.III"I:tI;I of lialph 'l‘.hoqusIIII known in
3...“th potty feelings and join hands H lab" It‘tI has as 'Shot'tI ' Thompson :to I
lht' t'it‘('li0ll “f Colonel “rm“. Wilt) l-‘l‘lm‘i .\Il:~, .lllilil \\ SI iii). tilt iiiv‘Itii 't'li‘
(llllliified in every manner for the lltlh ".ttttI- Iii \Kri'itu‘Ilt ‘(‘:‘lli‘i.l_\'l.l IitlliIIiwieo!
tioiI. He has spent trinity yeitrs iii ”it" i‘“”“” I” II » I III I.is IIIII III
(‘orirtectlcttt \‘ationnl Guard and ha." ‘ “”“l‘ii i“ ”I" "MW I” ”I“ I'I‘Ki-“il'i” ”i‘
worked himself tip to his present post ""i' ""”'”I‘“"""; ”1‘5““ ”“Wll- ”Willl
‘tlon front a private of Company it W“ ‘ “""W‘ i"‘ ”IHMI'”.”:J.". U . .- ‘
lie is in line for promotion. ltaving' H H‘ “n“ _“ _‘“"'”",‘~‘ “”V"‘ i"“
been ilt‘llit'llillllIf'tiifillt‘i cf the old i ““‘Illt‘ti ”I loin-"t I. II was riiipossible to
Fourth.
Major Gilbert Fitch.
hustling for the IIolorIclcy, but he is.
being roundly criticised by military
men III this section. who charge Mail
with breaking a promise made to (‘IIl.i
onel White during the recent encamp-
ment of the guard at Niantic. At that I
[Si
of Stamford.
time. iii the presence of three officers.
III itIi' II‘itIII, it is said. extended the
i‘.I.I ‘ and of goodt’ellowahip to Colonel
W' III "III said he would never oppose
hiru it)!‘ the IIIIIIInelIIy and that “‘illlt‘i
t‘olottIIt White was a candidate. licI
would trot be one. Now Major lI‘itIIh
takes the position tlta he promise he :-
aniIlII applied to the old lI‘otrrtlr regi-
ment. and does not apply to the Tililtii
regitlnent. whiIh succeeds the II‘ouith
.."I. ‘hnel \\ iiite cannot be I-lII II tIId “
lht- I“|iliilg,tI|iiIlt IIfiiI" ("Is Say. "gin" iis|
('aptaiu lllIIII"IIIII"." Together with th. '
s-reiruth he will have in his own cont
party. and the tart that Companies l\'
and E are solid I'III" Bloomer he looms
"up as a strong candidate.
Company [is officers of Bridgeport.
are solid to It man for" Colonel Whitc.
but should the tide turn against him,
they will vote for" Bloomer. Major"
Hurley is ii.WliIte man. and tie is aux-
ious and Is using his intiuence to ilin'e
Ii‘olonel WlIiiII elected. The altitude.
of the New London company is ttircct
Iain .
Ii (‘Itj"ittiu lllIIoinIIr" is elected Cae-
tuirr S. I t‘IouaII of Company K. wit:
be major III‘ the local battalion. which
is yet to ill designated. The sit-culled
Bridgeport battalion will consist of the
three Bridgeport companies and one
rout of totI ’1 company.
The men Iiirg will probably be prodi: ~
tive of a contest. as there is oppose
lion tit Captain ilucklee of Companv
1). Stamford. having a voice iii the de~
liberations of the body. He is on the H‘-
tired list. and is only tertiporarily in
command of the company. .\IIIItlIIIr
matter to he discussed is the election
of It lieutenant-I"olonei. The orders do
not provide for" the election of a liI-tt-‘ , ‘
"' liarieu.
oIIl .
Acting Colonel White
of the
tenant-eoloitcl.
ovas lieutenant-IIIIlorIIIl
iletiru who had Iti.ir"tiIIl tliI-
IpIII formed by liet
iZt-lllll.
‘ iii
Fourth. and there is still a question ils'I
to‘ whether he is llctrtenant-colonel or:
the Third liegiuietit.
‘ SAVED A news LIFE.
Mrs. Captain Ii. Hubbard. of Mil
ford Del. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my i)o.I' II life.
lie began just like.
the one we lost with crottp. We gave ‘
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right In the morn-
ing." For sale by R. H. Plaistcd. F.‘
H. Baxter. and The Clifford Pirar~
macy. '0
NO MORE ACID IN RIVER.
Gilbert 4. Bennett to Make Impertan
Change in Method of Operation.
The intelligence comes front George-
town that the Gilbert 5; Bennett coni-
puny, who conduct a huge wire mill at
that place. have begun the construction
of an extensive copperns plant in con-
neCtiou with Its works. The acids that
the company have discharged irrio the
river running through their property
will hereafter be cared for" by the con
pens works and a yaluabie byproduct
will be saved.
Pusengers traveling from llaribury
to South Norwalk have’ noticed and
commented upon the curious appear"-
nnce of the river as it follows the litre
of the railroad tracks after leaving the
wire mill pond at Georgetown. The
water has a peculiar tint and the stones
and rock! In the river bed are covered
with a rust colored deposit. The re-
moval of the acids will. it is said. do
much toward purifying the atrkam and
making it habitable for fish.
DOESN'T RESPECT OLD AGE.
It's shameful when youth fails to show
proper respect for old age. but just.
the contrary In the case of Dr. King's
New Life Pills” They cut off maladies
no matter how severe and Irrespective
of old age. Dylpeplil, Jaundice, Fev-
er. Countipirtion all yield to this perfect
Pill.
Store.
25c at Frank H. Baxter“: Drug
. liaird. land and buildings. Franklin ave-
‘tob l.nbi"rnelt and others, building lot.
lliali‘ of house and lot.
i"IIll|iiI‘. it
How tr‘IriispiiIIs that the III IIIrIiItiiy \\ii.'~
William II‘ lliehet"-
"man of the l‘ uleIrsaIlst t‘ fruit II The
II'IIitiflI"Itte was returned on the his
day allowed by the law
JURED OF PILES AFTER 4O YEARS.I
Mr. t‘. lltrrrey. of tII-nIIIa. (i. hail the
piles for «ill years. Ilia-tors and dollars"
Iotild do irirrt Ito lasting good. He
Will's Witch Hazel Salve curt-ii hint
pI-rririirieiitly. Invaluable for (‘IIIS‘
burns. bruises. sprains. lacerations. IIII-
letter". salt rhI-um. and all oth II
skin diseases. Look for the name II...
Witt on the paektigt "ilii IIIlrIIr's Itr‘I"
cherrp. worthless I"oiriItIIri'IIits. Sold
by Clifford i’hai‘ruaey.‘ “
RAILROAD TRAINMEN
Local Lodge of Brotherhood Organized
in Stamford
.\ itll'lli bulge ol‘ the Brotherhood III"
itIIiltIIIIIIl 'l‘rtiiumt-u was organim-d
Stamford Saturday. \‘ttl I"ill.|llll I
liIk. III-II (Irirnd MRSIIII IIt iIII-.\ 'IIIIIIII
al (lr‘det. was" present. and coiriluI il‘tiy
the work. After the meeting be ad-
'IlIIIssIIIl the men. 1
with a charter
most of whom
from the
The (ItliI
The lodge starts
membership of tifty-six.
are from Stamford others
Norerlks and Port t'hestei.
cers elected were: Master". Robert
Lee. South .\'orwtt|k; vice-tnaster. iIert-
est Wilson South Norwalk; secretary
William liritrtdi. Siartii‘ord; financier.
llowlard l’almer. Port Chester, Suit
day afternoon the iralnmI-II I-rijoyedi
a banquet at Minor l'ost hall.
NEVER ASK ADVICE. i
When you have It cough or cold dmi't ‘
ask what is good for it and get some
medicine with little or" no merit and
perhaps dangerous. Ask for Foley‘s
llotiey and Tilt". the greatest throat IIIIII
lurii: remedy. it cures coughs and colds
(Illiclti). Sold III l’lnlsted‘s drug store.
South .\‘IIrwItlk. and A. C. Silllrntrn's.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
iIIlIIi il. Knapp to llItttie‘s Woods.
building lot. Highland avenue. War.
.loliti ll. Knapp to Harry E. Scotielit
and wire. building lot. Highland arenui".
Wat:
.\lIrjk (llijiu.
stl'iIIIl. \\'Itl‘.
Nelly Anderson to “churn lbttiieisou.
Raymond street.
house and lot. l.tttirI.I
War.
Harry Ii. t‘oley to .losehphine Gain»
er, land and buildings. (‘I"ttrrlutr"y. War.
tiotrld Hoyt and wife to Cornelia lI‘.
uiIe.
l'nion Church of Graniteville to .illt'"
Middle street.
Caroline M. liuttorr to John P. ily-
alt. building lot. West Main street.
Oscar" W. Raymond to Mary A. Dris-
coll_ house and lot. Beacon street Wat".
William T. and Thomas I. Raymond
to Minor D Randall. dock properly.
Benedict Farm bridge.
Norwalk Securities Corporation to E.
Hill. building Ior. Fair" Grounds. War.
Mary P. Cblchester to Joseph Popp
and wife. tcn lots. Glenwood avenue.
War.
Alfred E Austin to James C. Thomp-
son. Bridgeport. two lots. Foster" Park.
War.
Alfred E. Austin in James H. Lester.
two lots. Foster Park. War.
SPENT MORE THAN 81.000.
W. .W. Baker. of Plalnview. Neb.
writes: “My wife suffered from lung
trouble for fifteen years. She tried a
number of doctors and spent over $1.
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 hcalth
than she has known In ten years."
Refuse substitutes. Sold at Piaist
ed' a drug store. 80th Norwulk and A
C Silllman’a Darlen.
Lavender irr one of the season's choiI
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7.95
I. Stoves, Healers .... Lamps
the following exceptional values:
.IIIIIIII/IHIIIII. \eiuptiec.
“h“ I III?" .‘I‘. titrmt. Lures. 3.384 3 3.35 7 50
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.“rilrlfe.
Frcc Lessons
lir’c‘dil‘k‘ ..I warn ."tttrIlc, .III" I. .tt“ made of \‘.un we have IicIiItcd to com-
IV'cit‘s \rsls and smoking JIIkI-m
I’m loom II uqu for leanin- pillow IIIp‘. (ltpperx nuts and Inant other
All III II are gas Ian be trust-Ah taught by the teacher In mug:
in Crocheting “113‘
and Weaving, “be“
l'llief Ir) Instinct tIcIsIIII» intne new
I‘ur ctrrit lucltrr IIIII lfhiluk‘l
lAltN tit all the new dicitc» lot
»' Sacuucx. Women's trztleivulsrt.
“other” Nrrtuliier
Houses. then s riot (tul\ .I.", U“!
STATE HNANCEB GOOD.
Annual Report of State Trwurer Gal-
lop Pr"criented to Governor.
ll.\li'l'l'tlltll. Not. lit.
ll port of 'i‘iea-trtu-r (Lillup \' at
prime Ililliiit‘ today. and shows the ll
IiiriiIIIIs oi the stale III be lit excellent
condition The specific receipts for
the year" were $ll.ti?l.tllit. the lirt'gehl
figures lit the history of the state. The
psiyitiI-uts. iticiuditte; $:’..\'tt.tltitt,
was spent in iII-I IIIIlIItIIptIIIn of State
bonds il':l.'|r}'.lilr‘ti $:I.III l_.‘tiit. ’I‘he littl-
ittiI"e in the state treasury to the credit
of the I ivil lirt IIri tlIIiIIbIIt" I was $028.-
Ill
The treasurer explain. iliat filt' [illiiI
II" III purchasing siIItI- bonds and NIH"
‘IIIIIlinI: them which an pursued lil Illl'"
vious years grit-I L'l'lil'l'lli approval and
consequently the same policy was I'tti
low-d during the Int-r II-iII" The state
‘Iit‘ill is rto:iw til tt'f'I'dtltt During the
\‘till. says the report. the amount III'
[he tends I"IIIIIIi\"I-ii IItiIl disbursed H."
\\t'ii its III" I"I|IIII" oeri'oriIIIIIl was torn
III lillin in our previous \'t‘lll‘ “in
this connection I must t‘ilii ittteittiori
to the verv lIIiIitIIIl roIIIrt iii in)" dis
posal I'lllti Ht)‘ lhIirII had to \vorltttt
.‘l great Iltsndvtiiitzige oit ilii> IrIII-IIIIIIt.
"\ year" ago. the bonded debt III' the
~"IItI- less the Ii\li list iIInIIs IruiIIuiIi
III to $l tllll I|l_". ill. .\t the close III' the
Sum
III t fiscal year it was only “fail?
or \\ilit"l shows iiti littorovIIutIIru of
about SI'IL'ittotI 'l‘lII- irrIliIIItiIIIts Itte
llllW tor sIIIIrllI-I r"III"IIipt.~- owing to the
great iit't'iilll‘ in IItiItIIs, and as It result
the reduction of the >~l"it' debt will
cease ill' III" III coiripltslie II more side. it'
than tilll'lllt'. the last tIIuI IIIIrts
A GOOD NAME
Fl'ttlll [It'l' iIttIti tIXiItIl'lIIIiIIII I It‘s'iifv
liiill IIII\\‘Iii'-. I.Iit|I- Early Itisers are
"rightly Ittiuted bIIIIIiitsII they il|\r'
stir-rivtb and IuIIt'gy and do their
\\tlii\ with ease W. 'l uslou, littertiI".
'IIII 'lbousaiids III lltthiil‘ are re. '4
illv‘rt' tiny little pilII. lIl preference to
:ill others. beI .iIIsII they are so pleasant
lllltl IIffI i"ll:li The; cure II iiitillSiliIsI:
Itepid lit-II". jutirttlim siIIiI headache.
IIIrtstitttttiIIu. etc, They Ii-I litli purge
and IIII.IIII-II. but IlIIauIII and strength-
IIII Sold by (‘llfl'or'd l'ilill‘lllr’li'l‘ ‘*
AUTOPSY ON PURCELL'S BODY.
Coroner Tatnor Believes Hartford Man
Died From Violence.
ll.\lt'|‘|«‘(llfll \‘III I“ III autopsy
liIIlIl yesterday IIII the body III liii"lt:tt‘It
i"llt‘I ll. who died yestatrlny .rt'iei" lIIII-
"III; lain IIIIIIIIIsI iou~ srrIIII tIItIIbIII" Ill.
brought out till IIIIIIIIIIII irIIIII (‘IIrIIIIIIr
’i'IrintIIr that lie 'iit'ti III IIIIlIIIrI"II Its the
.«lIull \I:i~- i‘rtrIIIIIrI Ii, this lII‘I-uII IIvtI- IIl
tug upwards and IIIIII tl.II IitlllltI I-i‘ liII'
.iI"i"III :riid l'Itt‘I I-ll lav utiI"IIIIsI IIIII.» Iii id
in was t:IlIIIII and) to tip IIII~pitul
i \\'."III. who Is IIvI tiiy IItII II III": olIl. l\.i~
I. lied III IIIIliIII- (’ltili' y- s'I inlay tutu".-
iii: and pleaded guilty in sturplI
..illii. but it .Is II rIIItrIdI- III iIt five” for ."i
lIIIIiiug II: t the rierv that: I
Foley’s Honey and Tar
"arcs colds. prevents pneumonia.
it»
DRUG CLERK FINED 3100.
Was Found to be Guilty of the Illegal
Practice of Medicine.
XIIW Il\\‘l~l.\’. .\'III. to -.-\ iirII III
Shut. the Illillliilllill. and tin appeal to
the higher court. was the IIIIIIIIIIIII" of
the ItisII brought tigrittht I-IiigIIiIII III:
plus the drug clerk who prescribed
llll‘tiit'illi fora sicl. illflll arid IlIIliIIIIII‘.
it III the patient The I-lrai"g.- Ira:
‘illi":;ri practice or medicine" I'IIII
.(‘UUHSI‘i for" the clerk “lSilt‘Il to have
the titiIIstiIIn determined whether" i: \'.'.l~
“illegal practiIe“ in this case.
Izirts found .loliri I.IIIIrell. who lived in
his house. quite ill and bIIlII ring that
he could rI-liIIvI" hint went It..Il itiItIlI- tip
some medicine I.itIiII-il died lillti iI
\Ias afterward deterriiintil that prior?
iiIIuIla was the t‘tillstI. llig:Iu~ was
arrested at the time of death tIItIlIIr sup
position tliat the medicine iltllllillir't‘l‘
IIII had something to do with the death.
YALE CORPORATION.
Judge E. B. Gager Made Profesmr of
General Jurisprudence.
NEW HAVEN. t‘onn.. Nov. to.
regular" autumn meeting of the Yale
corporation was held yesterday" after"-
noon itt Woodbridge ball. A large
amount of routine business was tran-
sncted Including the approval of the
report of Treasurer Morris F. Tyler".
It was announced last night tlIat the
corporation has promoted Edwin ll.
finger to the professorship of general
jurisprudence in the law school. Pro-
fessor" finger is a judge of the superior"
court of Connecticut. Dr. Herbert ii.
Hawkea. was promoted to an assist-
ant professorship In the eollege. The
corporation formally accepted the offer
of James W, Pinchot to contribute an-
nually towards the support of a for"-
est experiment school at Milford. l’enp.
Prof. .lohtr W, Tourney was elected
director of the Yale botanical garden.
i’rof. Toumey is a member" of the
faculty of the forest school. The Silli-
man leetureshlp for" this year was
filled by the corporationI in the ap-
pointment of Charles S. Sherrington.
LL. D.. F. R. S.. and professor of
physiology in the university of Liver-
pool
it was decided by tbe.corporation to
arrange for the exhibition iii the upper
part of Memorial hall of the ancient
Egyptian relics which have recently
become the property of the university
through the generosity of the Egyp-
tian exploration fittrd.
mate—~"The cook has been
swept overboard. siri" Captain-
“Hang her! i knew she'd leave with-
out warnln."-—.Iudge.
I‘oley’ s Kidney Curt
First
The 1
1 NOT A SICK DAY SINCE.
‘ “l was taken severelv sick with kid
uev trouble. i tried all sorts of mm“
iI-ines. none of whielt relieved me One
‘Ilay I saw art rid. of )0!” hit‘f‘Ilit lilt-
tIII"s and determined to try that. After
taking it few doses I felt relieved. and
soon thereafter was erttirely cured. and
have not seen It sick day since. Neigh-
bor‘s of mine have been cured by liheu
matism Nettinlgia. Liver and Kidney
troubles and (I IIIIeIal chlllty.' This
is what B. F. iiass. of Fremont. N. t‘.
writes. Only Site. tit Frank H. liax-
I.
tet‘s', Druggist.
"What's the difference between the
Tramps" Protective Association and It
golf fiend?" "Well?” "Why. (me links
the tramps. and the other tramps the
links.“——Princeton Tiger.
Do not be hasty and use harm-
ful remedies nor be asleep to the
fact that you will derive benefit
from the use of
CROSSMAN’S
SPECIFIC
MIXTURE
(taken internally) for blood
troublei.
In successful use for" fifty years
AT ALL niiuoorsrs.
me! “am and bladder right.
.' 5:31.11" 3'
but this was disproved irt once and the
charge of Illegal practice was prefer"
I‘etl.
DANGER IN FALL COLDS.
l‘all colds are liable to hang on all
wintII" leaving the seeds of pneumo-
niIt. bronchitis or consumption Foi-
III 5 Honey rind Trrr cures quic kly and nut in
preI "ents :criotts results.“ is old and
reliable. tried and tested. s" tie and sure, .
Contains no opiates and will not con-
sirpate Sold at i’laisted's drug
dore South Norwulk. and .‘l. t‘ Sill" I
man s. irnrien.
NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS.
MERIDPN Not lti."—-'l‘hete were no
developments \"esteidav in relation to}
the threatened strike of buffers and
polislrers employed in Factory H. of
the international Silver" Company. Cott-
trIrry to expectation no committee of
the union waited on the factory Inau-
agement. and it is now understood
that the matter is entireli in the hands
of the national officers of the organi
zatioii.
STOP THAT COLD
or It may result in Pneumonia. Bra~
zilian Bnlm' is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried almost without exception
I0. 2:1 .I0(" and 81.00 bottles. The Clif-
for. Baxter's or Plaisted’a. “
MONEY BY FALSE PRETENCES
ANSONIA. Nov. lO.——James Roach
pleaded guilty in the City Court yes-
terday to a charge of embezzlement and
gaining money under false pretences.
Roach until some time ago was an em-
ploye of Frank Brarilr. the lumber" deal-
er r-nd constable of Woodbridge. who
preferred the charges. Roach was dis-
charged by Brault. brrt went among
some of the latter'a customers and col~
iiigI‘
Ieeted seven unpaid bills. representing
that he was still in Mr. Brnults em~
plny tic wins bound over by Judge
Bryant tn the Superior Court under
$600 bonds. ‘
l
The annual
which.
‘\\'.Ill t‘izlilIIS siiuI ‘II lili' >3Iit‘\\.lil\ \\ uh. VJIC Man Has a Leg Broken—Stamford
The cigar that
beats them all at
5c
The Large-t Oolllng Bro-II
0! Cigars Iu the World.
flu and r: the Jukcr'r Palm”.
HIS ESTATE DWINDLED. i ,
Bristol Man Left $6. 50 instead olenNEY “ISEASES
820.000. ‘m I—n—u—u-r
lililS'l‘tll.. .\II\ III. When .lttiues‘
illsliop. iltI- I‘\Itllit|l' IIIIII beneficiary of “C the mat hm 0‘ .u 6"-
tliII will of tin iillt‘ III-Itiy t‘, SIIIIIII. IIII- l¢ ..
trait to count up what was I-IItuiug "‘i
ltitu trout tit-I IIst:it~ supposed to bet
worth Suzette. III IIIIIIIII only SILTIII in; ’ unuEY cu“! h.
the I"~iilit. .\iiII.IIl\ the claw» aggre- ‘ut.l'..‘ a..."
gate Slide” and Mi lilsltIItI. who Sililr'
poI-III iI.~ possessed Ii torturiI- III the
:or money refunded. Contain!
remedies recognized by emi-
itIitiIl of his It"I~I"IIl. will in in Sil‘iliKiliS
to make IIIIIls tin III with the assets on
hand
What has ltIIIIIIiuII III' the money is .I “cut phyudm ” Lh‘ M {a
IuIsb-ry lib .\li Sweet's t‘IiIIIIds IIIIIiiII Kidney and Bladdgf "cub”
lilill be no». tIlllllitH‘t'll all ilir lift at .I
iitl'tzi" salary and rarely spI-ut lllllt'il PRICIWIUH.“
IIIIIII.-I it.» lift iIIIIIIiIIII-s illlti SiSii'i'n Sold at Pintstett's drug store. South
Whit il-I\t‘ iiIr-IIIIII ”III .I I»..gII.-.I .II" It... Norwalk, and A. C. Siliiman's, Darlen.
l‘Fluil‘ - ~-
., . ...... BRIDGEPORT OFFICIALS SWORN
A DOZEN TIMES A NIGHT. iN-
lllillltilil‘tlli'i‘. Nov.
Siillii i'itIIs iii iIIIIoII also wI I"II [‘IIIIIId Ml‘ “Welt illlllll. of Benton l-‘I‘Irry W. l" -"I-—.I\i noon
on liiv" brain .\u iIIIIIII-st will {IIIIIIII- \':i. writes 'I flint" had kidney and -‘"""I" 'I‘l’ li'“ “"‘Vil' "iI‘I'iI'Il WW“ MM
:0 tii‘it‘l'lliillt' the re~pIIiI~ilIitIIv IIi'.IIIlIn bladder" trouble for" )t‘ill‘s. IittIi‘It III “"‘ "’i'I‘I‘l‘ l'II'I‘Ii flll‘ iflrl 'i'llI'Htilth.
Wall for the Injuries III I’irtIII-ll h. I.iitiII .II had ii at I It is obliged to get I" II “‘II”! ”I 11“” “Wk “Tilt‘t‘. A531“-
lII-Ett: :IIIII under" III"I"I.~t Ili;tt"t.IIIIl with It.” I’ll lei-st t'. Iill‘ld‘ll titties Ii night i "‘"I’ “7‘ \‘l‘iil'Ii' ”"11"." \Vilit‘l'e atilllitl"
t'IIlorIIrIs :isI-IIIIII t:III‘III" row :’\I i any [III i‘tuaue Itt bi III-fit 'I‘" i' l ill“ “Hill 1” i‘iil' i‘it'i'ti iillt'iilll‘e'."
_.\.~.-IIIIIlIrIi: to Wall's story no and from lel," rIIIIdI- IIIII until i tried l-‘oley's iI'IllI- “'i‘” “III“ "‘"I’ii‘t‘lt‘d- ’l'he Cill'
"H“. “mm M ‘h'. 3N ultimo and “M H KM...) (‘ure If”... ”m”: I“... bottles. 1i‘iIII II M inru administered the oaths tII
l'ttrIIll III-r.- IIIuIIthII" in It saloon on i “In cured “ Sold at l’iaistI-Il‘s drug ““5“" "\l'li"‘ili”- Tax (‘I’iit’i'llll‘JUllil M.
‘ltiitirIIl l‘ut"III ll. he says ttiIiIlI- Ii‘ store. Sort' lt Nortvitlk. and A. t‘. Silli» “”“lll‘ill' Tim“ ('il‘l'k William Sf'hl‘plll"
_lIIIii “till ;I IIIttonlIIIolI ltI ~IIIi'IIII- ttttiii's ltIII"IIII " "" Vii." 'i'I'I'Il‘lll‘I‘l‘ F. W ”it”. ('“I’
ilIIIiI'iI \\'.Iii .il\"~'. “0' let! for tile fur-Irma-“ "“"“' “’"T‘ ‘Hm'rnh Mathew H" ()‘ilrion, James F‘
‘iIr'ougbt ill‘» ltSl IltlitillSi lilI" iIIIiIIt ('1 TWO INJURED iN GAME iiI'I'iI' tilt-i Thomas i\'t"ii.\'. i'llitiit' Weigh-
,I,.. m“. ”M Mm...” {Ill HI» iIIIIIII III" -i’IillI t.IIIIIh, sIIlIII-tmIInI Philip A.
II'IIpp illlti \\Illi."rm Foster and all th.~
:IlI'IIIIIII-Ir IIi'li the exception of John
.\' NIaI. the Fourth District. and
John MoIdI-u. of the Twelfth. who were
803 Hurt.
S'l‘\.\Ii-‘ttii|t XIII. lit Illrtt"iuu :i
;.IruII .It football iii"l\\v"t"ll Manor *I-l liool
(If
.IIt SI.IIIII'IIIII and .i IIIIIur picked from “"l 1”"“"“
tliII i‘lII iIIIta Kappa iIIIterIIity ot‘ lulu. *—
_\l‘>ll"l‘liii\ Iit‘teiuIIIIii. Fl'iiiih llIItI‘lrzitIl.'WHAT YOU NEED FOR CONSTIPA‘
I'irlllIIIIk III the Yale tI-nru, received It TION.
i"tIIlilIilll‘lti fracture of the right tea. and I When tt'ottbletl with (‘fltifiilltfl'imb
.tl (‘iliti
.IecciIIId iii a struggle with the detea- ‘
what you need is a remedy that is sure
to produce the desired effect. A
l‘t'lllt‘ti_\' that is mild and gentle in its
‘Iltilitfl. .\ remedy that leaves the
bowels in II natural and healthv Ionili-
Iton, .\ IIInII- dy that is easy and pleas-
"IriIt tII IIIII'I" Chamberlain's Stoiiraelr
and Liver Tablets" meet all or these
IrIIqulrtIitIeuts. (live them It trial and
you will never wish to take another
dose of pills. l'se them as (iii‘t'i‘it'ii
and they will ("tire chronic cottstipa
tiou. Price ‘13 cents". Every llox is
wtrri‘antI'IIl. For sale by Stillsoir
l’IIIvIIll (‘II,. litixtet‘ l’harntaey. (‘lif‘i'til'tl
l'haruiaey. "‘
.IIIII |I>ttli III the .\l;Ii I-r sIlIIIItl team. had
illr" lIIIIIl 1] Indie iItIIIlIII I.ii The nature
Ilrliiil‘tl ill :I it. ;'I to
\ lllllllilt"l' tti members of the t't":iiIIr"I
nity who :rIIIuIIpIiurIIIl the room to
Sinuti'ord. \\II I'i last night the rIItI-sts of
\\'Illt.iui It Hart of this city.
A REMARKABLE CASE.
Illlr" of the trio-t rI Iuni‘ka‘nle cases of
IiII-Ip-sIIzttIId on the lungs. IIIIus-
lilL! IIIIIIlllIltrlliii. Is that of Mrs, Gertrude
III. l-‘IIIII;III". .'\I:It"io.u. luIl. who was entire
Iv cured by lire use of tine Minute
(‘Ittteh (‘tIrII She says: “The rough-
ing and straining so weakened me that I
i ran down iii Iveiuht front IIK to it?"
it.
pounds. I Il'il'Ii II number of remi dies YALE-PRINCETON GAME.
to no avail tItI'il I used (rue Minute; NICW ll.I\\'iIlN_ Nov. it- Several
l‘titlxii Cure. VIIIII‘ bottles of this “on-
IiIIrful remedy I‘iil‘l'li rite entirely of the
I-Iutuh. strengthened my lungs and res
itif't'tl Int-I III my normal weight. ltealtli
Iititi strength.“ Sold by Clifford l’lrai
ritaII_\. *‘
.thousaud tickets for the Yale-i’rirrcetou
;game went on sale yesterdav to the
. general public. and most of them were
quickly snapped up by a long line of
purchasers. The sale will continue-
today. It is believed the twentydhreIr
.tIIIIusItnd seats at the field will be
enough to supply all the demands for
COMSTOCK COULD NOT APPEAR.
XII.“ li.’I\\I‘ .\, \‘oI. ltlp ii itt“Ei|11iili ‘llt‘kl‘lS tor Saturday‘s game. The
possible for" Anthony (‘IIIIIsiIII-lI‘ to in~ [ll'kptfi fIII- rm. alumni “IN-(I 39m out
pear" In 4‘0"”. owing to It fractured riit Saturday. but IinIler"-graduates will not,
be given their" seats rrntil next Friday.
dept. III". I _-|. n. “”ill'l'il'. waif net This I: IIIIIIII in Ul'llt‘l‘ III ('ilt‘t'k sIIIIIIII»
WW“ " “Hm” '“ ‘1'“ iii'iI'Il “WWI“ latiou lll these tickets to some ex~
(Iiurt yesterday on the charge of sI "id- “Int,
lug improper matter" through the mails.
The raw stands t‘tllliillllt‘li until “l't'l'lllI I
Mr I .\i the tirrte Mr". (lorustock vis i (‘nrelflssnpss is responsible for many
lioltetty. It personal encounter".
. a I". tilt".rIId wreIk and the same ("arses
"it is said. took place, [are making human wrecks of sufferl'ers
from Throat and 1 ring troubles. Brit.
I~inte the Irtltent of lli‘. King's New
ii)lsc"‘t)\t‘l\ for Consumption, Coughs
land Colds men the worst cases can
be Iured. and hopeless resignation is
IIIII longer necessary. Mrs Lois Cragg.
'Iof Dorchester". Mass, is one of many
ItIhose life was saved by Dr. King‘s
DISASTROUS WRECKS.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Ilia Klnrl You liars Always Bought
Bears the New 'Disc".ove‘ry This great remedy
is guaranteet for all Throat and limo:
Signature of . . Ml; diseases by Frank Ii. Baxter. Diriggist
l'rice we and $1.00.
Trial bottles.
free.
It
ii lNO PUBLIC BEQUESTS.
lil ilY. Nov. ltl.—Tlre will of the" SCALDED
lute t‘harles II. Ailing was offered for i NAIIGATIlClngIo'IpT] $335.5. tit-
probate iIIIrII yIIerIrIiaI afternoon and Itcmpting to remove. a heavy boiler fili-
II Ire-trirtg III it was ordered for 'l‘hurs- Ied with hot water yesterday Mrs Mar-
day. it is understood that there are garer Fraher fell and was badly ~scald-
no public benttests. ed. She is in a critical condition.
Relieves Instantly or Money Refundcd.
son: FEE, sumo!!!-
Prevents SweillrE. Allays Manama It Cools.
It It Cities. ‘on‘. "
m
'ldduyhuMle IAQIIIIDCW‘I
__. FOR CALI not: 'cirrrrotio IIIIAIIIMIV. _-
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