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ENTITLED TO SOME PAY
Judge Thayor 80 Decides Cancerning
Katherine Kupfer'a Gilman Ea-
Went To Seize
h.‘l v I i who her allegation that sin .II‘pnIII i
l. ' 0c ' 1 888 3 six years III her time III the It'tlllt‘Hl
laud demand of ”11- late George I-‘. (III I
’ mun, painting piIItIII'I-I. I’III llllii. Mist-II
I iI'IIIIIeI'ine KtIprII' ol‘ ilI'iIIgIIporI, it. til-
‘tiIIIId to some compensation, unit-s..- It
crednors of D, lorOYII-Ihouid appear that the N‘l\‘|tt‘ Wilh'I
' . pIIIHIoIeIned undci IIIII IIIIIstIInII cs t‘IIIIIIII
mosser TMk Omnec‘wutl ItIIII II no Iiutv III pIiI t'llilill llt‘ inter-
.I III.“ Such is in III‘IIIII I1 decision lIIillii'
‘ ' ‘I-Il lilinl today by .IIIIIgc ’i‘IIaini' in the I
m is l‘ab'e for "'SICll'II superior court. oI'IIrI'nIng II lit"
6 ‘IIIuI'rIII' of the liii'ng-pori 'I'I'III.-I t‘IIIn-
'pany. to Mitts KuprIr's' h'lilli‘lllt'lll I11‘
'8' "t Glam wm Be c'uini. III which she seeks $ifI.IItm tor
8 u R Si M .IIII'iIIIIs performed.
'0" y 0 St The 'l‘rnIII t‘ompuni' IlIIIIIIII'IIIII. iii“
‘III.II..'I' in the sIIItnIIIIII of claim it did
Creditors of Sturxes Whitlock bauk- I3‘1”“?Hairy?“:lLf‘lKaklrpi'hlltli‘”:”it?!I'lli‘I'IL,
rupt, Who had practically ”WW“ ““0” II.II1\'II'II.~. she says .sIIII pci‘t'oI'InIId. IIIIII
”‘0 acceptance at a composition of it does not appear in the claim that
“wk Claims' may haw to “In longtl' I the alleged scivicIu' iilt' II'III'tII 11111’
for the adjustment of affairs in “nfl‘lllllllt'Y IIIIII it- IIII'IIIIIII I‘illillli'li that die
estate. Today the lmporteo. IIIIII' I . . . -
II I . I.“ tiltttituttlIIItIItI Ml\iti.\\\til \\Iilill
”ade'mens National bank of NH” IIII'III‘IIIIII sIIIIIto \il' tliimun IIIIIII. not
York city filed a claim against lllt 3 . 3‘ _
.I- . lthIIIby IIIIIII III IIIIIIIIIIII III Ilt(l\tl
Wtutiock estate for 3441161, which Is; “mm“: "3mm ”w “mm
piopetiy said to be part OKdllt‘Nit‘lils III '1“ arguing ”W ””3“”..pr [\Hmm.‘
I). Leroy Dresser, who was pionnncni- “ml”- 33””an M II“. Tum (“mm“),
ly (t‘mnptbfvd wlilth 15M. SllI|ll-iil'lliil'l|;. ”HI ”I“ “mm“ In __[ ”I 11IIat II“ III
“Ill“; IUIIIIU i=1“ fluff“ triftltttntn“ .“hli iiIIIs WIIIII \Hillil toiistiiulcd .I lilliil
I
”0‘ a" 0 ”a“ n ”m ‘r l liluu In the statement III Iiuim. iII‘
to come up on Monday before ltIIrIII'IIII
Banks III Bridgeport and II I-IIIIIIIIIII
over admitting the claim against the
WIIiIl0I k estate is promised,
Atorncy Prentice W. Chase IIoIInsIIII
for M". Whlllock said today that the
claim cannot share in the WhitIoII i. I- ..
tale. The claim of $44,000 or IIIIIIII- Is
sinppcd upon the WhiIIoIIk estate
ildmiEI a series of failures of New
York trust companies which and III
latious with a real estate transaction in
which Mr. Whitlock was involved.
‘III'lock several years ago owned ‘.'11
acres I'I' land at New Dorp. S. l. 'I‘III-i
Richmond Realty Improvement di-litiUI
elation was organized to pIII'IIlInsI I
2'00 acres of land. D. Leroy llrse Snl'l I
a relative of the Vanderbiits, was pies-
idem of the company, which was I api
mined at $3,.100, 000. The Richmond
company was financed by the Coipoia»
tion 'i‘Iust company, of New \ork city. I
Some of the money ralseti went. it Is
alleged. to pay the debts of DI'IIssIII.
who was III financial distress and part
Wt III to puIIiIase land Whillock \\ .111
to rIeI IIIIII $100000 in cash and Sititi. “(101‘
in stock for his land. After the or
gnnlzation was arranged and the Ric iI- i
niond company doing business awhile
11. went into bankruptcy. So did thei
(fotptilutiun Finnnco company. The
II’IIIIIkerIboIkIII Trustee company
which took possession of the estate for
the creditors. sought to obtain the as
sets but creditors of Dresser seized tip-
on Inc Richmond company's name III;
said that Miss KIIpIII' IIIIII III-IIIsI Illt'il :1
claim for St‘I'\iI'I'I~. without IIIIIIgiIIg
what IIIIII' \\‘t'il‘ north. Shi- IIIigIIl
‘lHHt' I-IpIIIIt thc six years in which Hlii'
pIIt'l'oI'IIIIIII Sl'l\lt't‘,\ for Mt. t‘IIiIIIuII. iii"
cording to Attorney i‘IIII'oII in guzum
Iiilt‘lill\ III the rims ilII-II II\pcI'I iII
IIII-IIIIII 11.111111 it from In I IIitI llll lilt'
time soon
in his IIIIIIIIoI'IIIIdIIIII ol' Il-II-IsiIIu l|\t‘l
ruling the III-IIIIIrI'I-I'. .iuIIgI- 'i‘IIIIyIi
says first that the failure III siIIIII thIt
the services were worth is a defect. iii”
in not a vicious onII, III speaking of
‘Miss KIIprII' and her services. lit' say...
"She allege». that she spent :It the III
Inns-1 and demand ol' the said IIIIIIIIIII
and I‘m hi2. bcncflt pIIIIIIiI-uiii all of
i lIIII IIIIIII for more than six ycui's. paint
Iing. 1',III ,IIIIII alleges IIIII amount of her
I damage. As a matter of form 1111 aIIc-
gallon of the 'IIIIIII of the services. illI
though it would not be necessary to
move the full 11ququ so IIIII-gI-II.
IwouIII have been “1‘” Ilut lilt' suma-
III_\ stIIII service so II'IIIIIIIIIII is of :.oIIIII
\illilt' and IIIII piaintil‘l if she has not
:IIIIIII paid would lil‘ l'lilillt'ti III l‘tiill
pIIIsIIiion thereof. unless it should an
pcar that the sIIrtiIIII \\II.‘~ IIIIII'III'IIIIIII
iIIIIIIII' IIiI'tIIIIIsIIIIIcIIs l‘I'qu which IIII
duty to pay Iould bi- IIIII r.II-d i thing
' that the state nIIIIII ot claim 1:.- hlliilt iIIIII
ion tlii< appeal from II'IIIiItiIissiIIIIIII .~ "
i A REMARKABLE CASE
' (inc III‘ the most rII Innikalnc cases or
, 11 told IiIIIIp-scatctl IIII the lungs. I'Ilus
\" . "r found ltl'Ftlt‘lll't‘I their Nam" i it It pneumonia. is that of {tire (IIII'lI‘IIdII
a a l‘ : ”'1'“le l‘hey "OW hold that lI‘. lI‘IIunI-r. Marion. Ind. who “as entire
“‘1. 1' III. and otliI-Is connet‘lt‘tl “ill'III- ('ill‘t'll by the use of tine .\IinIIIII
him ii the Richmond Realty IImIIpuny t Inna“ mm." She my“ “TI“. ”mun
are. NM" ”"3“” "i an agreement ling Lud straining so weakened IIIII tlIIIt
“him they "“‘d" With Dresser ‘0 ‘x i ran down III weight ronI ii.‘1‘ to 9:3
tend the time t"01 the payment 0f 110““ IpoIIIIII. I ll‘it’Il II nillllllt'i III rI-mIIIIIIIs
WhithIk “Nil” "‘3'- such an “Km" to no avail until I used (inc Minute
ment “'33 (“i‘i' l“ 70”" Mid (“swim I t‘ ongb (‘ IIt'c. Four bottles of this “'(ill'
lht‘ ”ill“ Oi ”19 New 301“ bank i“ "‘ IIIIful II-mItIly cured me IIIIIII'I-Iy of1hu
ii‘lliili ‘0 get “ll." Part Of ill“ Willi“ cough. strengthened my lungs and III-'
llil‘V l" lilllllil'll‘ll” ‘ tort-II me to my noimnl weight. IIIIui’lI
The new nha<e of the situation in and sii'IIngilI " Sold by t‘IIIYIII'II I'IIIII
the WhiIIIII-k estate In of interest to mac} .I
the IJ'DItlllillh. I‘hc Whitlock estate wII:I
in process of II settlement and IIIII IIi-
tempt made by the New York batik to
take off a.inIIe of the assets to satisfy
the DresseI creditors will be met IIIIIII
strong opposition.
IS PLAY TOO ROUGH?
Unusual Number of Football injuries
Cause Much Comment.
The football season in Stamford
which will conic to II close in a few
‘ wet-Its. has been in some respect.- illt‘
Hood for several yours. and in IIIIIIII'I;
the most unfortunate. us there have
been :1 number of piI'tyI-I'.. more or less
. . . . , _3 seriously injured. The moat serious
’mcctin: ‘ i ”l" .\‘(ll‘\\'l(‘i] and how “"k injuries were those received by Frank
l‘runspm'IuIIoII(Innpany was held IIIIIII liouland of “II“. in the game “.II“
yesttrdo) :IIII-Inoon. Dir'oCltHSthtlth “mm School, .\londa,1. and by Wil-
‘WNS John 31' l‘iul‘l. A' (' eorgc ’lluIIoI l‘ iiam Mclicvitt. of the High School. al-
0‘, “19"“‘F"IIAI‘.(“.K' Booker, 0f l‘ori‘iu: so in a game with .\iIinoI' School. last
‘8“; (“mills ll”. (genial? B'W‘thnghIE‘ Ill Wednesday. liowland IeIIIIived a IonI
figig:“df Vi'tircestiar 0m)” 1,. Johnson Ipound fIaII'tuIII ot the right leg and
l f. Norwich George .1 Brush. oi although he will not he pci'mttiientiv
' r.. 0H 3 I Ch l g ’VI ”3" ()i'- disabled. the chances are that he will
C S Mellen' IrI-asnrer 0. 1.. Johnson. m ‘H ”mm, consisted "l. " “MW." Jaw.
J. Iii-retain: M M Whittieniorc New I...iol1nson. Ii‘hull buck oi Manor hchooi.
r., ‘u‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' IIIpII'IIII his shoulder in Mondays
Haven match and Is probably out of the game
Iioi' the rest of the season.
Roman *Ey e Balsam! ljihcsc lhavel iiIIIIII Ihcl most serious
in urn-s. illi ticrc IIII'II IIIIIII any num-
FOR WEAK 3R SORE EYES | lit-1' of lesser ones. .\ number of the
"‘ ltIIIts boys have been laid up. although
no IIIIIIious injury has been i't'ptll‘lt‘ti at
the academy
The fact that so many injuries
should 0Ictn IhI-I‘season. has caused
Iconsiderable comment in football tir-
clcs. as the rules this 11-111 wetI- espc
MELLEN CHOSEN PRESIDENT.
Annual Meeting of Norwich and New
York Transportation Company.
NOItVi'It‘iII. Nov. I‘.’.—--'I‘he annual
SOLDIERS FROM PHILIPPINES.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 12.I——-'i‘1e
transport Thomas has arrived froIIIl
Manila. She has on board companies
G and S of the Fifteenth Cavalry. bI
side li-i enlisted men, 120 casuaII-I. 32
sick. two insane and thirty~three g‘m‘lr‘ riallv adopted with 11 view III IIIoII-
al prisoners The Thomas after 1”“ opIItI play. which it was thought would
iug Nagasaki ran into :1 SW"? typhoon I tend to decrease iIIiuI'iIIs.— Stamford.
and snil‘ered considerable damage from A‘dmmw '
the siotm. '
:unso OF PILES AFTER 40 YEARS WHAT YOU NfifigNFC’R CONST'PA
Ml" C' Haney, of Geneva. 0" had the l When troubled ‘ with
. constipation.
.I I rs . .
ml“ for 40 years. Doctors and d ”I“ I what you need Is a remedy that Is sure
could do him no lasting good. De- 3 . 3 3 h
Witt's WIthI Hazel Salve cured IIIIIII‘0 9'06“” ”“ .“Ih'ml “‘7‘“.- I‘.
nentl Invaluable for cuts d‘t‘lllt’ti)‘ that is mild and gentle 111 its
perma y. “ action; A remedy that leaves the
23;“ (Egg-833.5?figsmlfgiiiiagiingili: {bowels in a natural and healthy coudi
skin diseases Look for the name 00- 11011. A remedy that Is easy and pleas-
Witt. on thdpackage—all others are ant to take. Chamberlain's Stomach
cheap worthless counterfelts. Sold and _l.iver Tablets meet all of these
’ .. requirements. Give them a trial and
lfford Pharmacy. you will never wish to take another
dose of pills. Use them as directed
and they will cure chronic constipa-
tion. Price 25 cents. Every box is
warranted. For sale by Stillson
Powell Co. Baxter Pharmacy. Clifford
Pharmacy
"33min of can
. O. OI!
1. 111g”. II the .13. of
t part-ct :21 Ruffian:
,noa
aura-Ids. in. an
EMPEROR'S WOUND DOING WELL.
day on Account of Wind.
BERLIN. Nov. 12.—charding the
condition of Emperor William. the fol-
lowing bulletin was issued this morn-
ing at the new palace Potsdam:
His Majesty gave tip his usual walk
yesterday. owing to the sharp wind pre-
vailing. The healing of the wound
takes thII regular course anti the Em-
peror‘s general condition remains good.
(Signs-Ill
VON LEUTHOldl.
SCHMIDT,
il.BERG.
Fate ’5 Honey and Tar
Gave Up His Customary walk Yester-
eII. Ftiihet lilili‘li
Endorses
St. Peter's Parochial Residence.
l have a good word to say for Linonine.
me greatly.
needed.
lung troubles.
At all drug stores.
oi pleurisy left me in a run-down condition.
not return nearly as last as I desired.
health improve as it should. and
I consulted my physician who told Inc 1 required
a builder. and prescribed Lino nine. saying it was just what I
Before I had finishedtiie first bottle I began to im-
prove. my appetite returned. Lie cough disappeared entirely.
and l commenced to gain in strength and flesh.
my hearty endorsement. and I recommend it to all who are in
need of ti builder. 01' who suffer .I'o
25c... 50c.. $1.00.
1911'“. IIIIIIIIIIIWIII-nw mm Iran-mm ..
I l
I" Ilia . Y I.
éNING SENTINEL
I
THURSDAY, NOV. 12, 1903.
m
lineIIiIIe.
Danbury, Comp. Oct. 1. 1903.
A recent attack
My strength di‘.
did
a bronchial cough distressed
nor my general
Linonine has
In coughs, bronchitis or
'11.]. LYNCH.
Rector St. Peter's Church.
COMMON PLEAb (,UURT.
Motions to be Heard Tomorrow—Snort
Calendar.
Ito-Ia. will be tii<|m~stitl of III
IIIIIIIIIIIII' I-II
'i‘hI-m-
:IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII piIIIIs short
i'llIil'iIm
.\l;II'_1 III l\'III
III-III'I.‘ vs. Margaretta
IIII' III Itls. I'III'IIIIIIIMIIII. Edward S,
iI‘IIirIIlIIIII. trustee. 1's I’IItriI'k l“lllllt‘ll
III Iris. I'III'IIIIIIsIII'II. 'l'lIII i‘IIIIIII S111
lugs hunk of IILIIIIIIII'I 1.. i‘lIIII'IIII: lluii.
lilllliiiiinll‘tiltti‘, III III... I‘IIII’II-IIIsIIIe.
Henry II. t‘oIIIy vs. t‘IIIIIIIIIIIII XII-Nail)
IIt ails” disclosure III IIIII'IIIIIII III' l'tiI ,
IIIIsIII'II; Ht'lll‘lt'illi SIIIIIII II :II, \’.‘1,
SIIIIIItoI'II In (IIII\.I':II' .1 iii. IIIII‘I 111i
urts’ IIIoIIoII itii InorII :IpI-I-iiiI r-iiliit
iIIIIni: .ioscphitii- Ill WIIIIIIII 1.. i“it'Il
rick .\. Ho» III III. ille‘i‘ltihlll'l' III' III--
I'IIIIM- tll' t'oIIIIIYINIIII. iiIII'III.I ll l“il1l'
|'lliitl \5 'l‘iIII ii. IL ii :I'IIIIIII ltIIinIII
t‘o. ltii III-IIIIIII on heating in IIIIIII
I,.'II.~. IIIIIIIIIII ii. II‘IIII'I-Ittid \lv. 'l‘lII ii
I\I ii SII'I-I-t ilIIiIIIIII t‘o. I'III' III-IIIIIII
:III' IIIIIIIIII: Ill IIIIIIIIIgI ~. I'IIIIII':I‘II
Wood 1». Tiit' ll IK' l1. StI'IIIII liIlll\\li\
t‘II., IIII'uIIII liti' hearing in .liilllIlLit“.
II'IInII‘III II‘ l,IIiII-II 1'24, Sili—Illl III \\'I.III1
lllll'_\ IIII'III'losuIII. t'lIIIIIottI- 'i‘IIIIIpII 1..
The SIIIIIII NIII’II‘IIIII lint t‘Ii lIII’ mph
to sIIIII'titIIIIIl answer: The .\‘I11'II.IIII
Suiings HIIIIIIIy \tI. IlIIIIIIII'd ti ilIIn-
nett. I'oI'III-IosanI. Samuel illi‘kt'llh ud-
IniIIistI'utIII'. \s. Harry ('IIlII-II. judg.
IIIIIIIi I‘III' 11:1111 of reply. I’ YIiuux I\‘I
Sons 1's. Ilrion Dexter, judgment to;
II 11111 of unsII'III. (‘IIIiI'IIIs I...» III Ill. 1
iohn iI‘ iiI'IIdy, Judgment for want of
illl.~\\t'1‘. SIII'eIIo t‘I .-\IIIIII II. (‘hIII'II-..
l: 51. Jill)” M Iii. til:~I‘iU-lili‘ 11f tii'
tIl\t‘ or Now Inside. (‘ilfliit'r il \\‘ItliI
I1 1.: Iiuyid II‘ With-on iiiIl'lillI'lIi to.
want of ammo; .\lii‘ t)IIpI-IIII,IIIIIIII I.
iI‘rI-II iiIII'nnin IIIIIIIIIII I'III' jIIngIIIIIII.
iI'. iIlisiiIg A" (‘11, 1.. t'nspIII' ZIIIIIIIIIg-Ir.
iiIIIgIIII'IIt for “not of answer; .‘1t'.\ill
IIo-I. \\‘I'IIII .\'I to 1'5. ("usher ZIIIIIIIIIgIII'.
IIIIigIIIIIIII for want of answer, 'l‘liII
\' Y iiviliiig K- l'uckittg ("II Va. 'l'liI‘
iioIIsIIiIIIIiI- RiIII' 'l‘rap I'IoII. I‘m.
iiIIlgIIIIInt to: “an! of unsIIIII; ItIIh
:It'Il .i Vaughan \‘5. i1) I'tt'l llcyti 1'. |ill'7|
il abatement; l'lutoti Walteniun \'>.
John I. 'I‘lirockmortmi III IIII... pIIIII
111's IIIIInIII'I‘IIr; IIIIIIIII .\. IlIIIonI \'~
The .iohn llIIIIIoI-k \iutittIl I,Il‘II ilIiI-Iil'
l'lt II I‘II, pi Iiniitl" I. III-Inui'hrct
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
Kodoi Dyspepsia (‘ure docs for llll‘
-toInIIch that which It I» iIiIIIhiII to di
for itself. even when but aileh‘ly dis
I1'Iicred or (H‘I‘I'Iiiilldi‘ti. i\'oIloI llyI.
IIIpsia Cure supplies the natural jIIII'I
I..- of digestion (ind does the work of
he stomach. relaxing the nervous Ion
ion. while lll1‘ Inllittntiti muscles of that
II'gan are allowed to I'cIIf and heal KII
.Iol Dyspepsia (‘IIrII digests what you
'tll and enables the stomach and dikes
in: organs to tt'IiII:.tIII'In lill l‘oIId llllti
Iich. red blood. Sold by ('iiil'ord l’har-
.IIIII'y. "
CRIMINAL COURT SESSION.
Supreme Court Finished Tuesday and
Left a Room.
Room was 111 last found
II'ImInIIl (.‘Ulilllltlll plea:- court
IImII in yesterday for the
Ii‘ the NovI-IIIIIIII' thIII. The snort-.1111-
.onrt finished up Tuesday. This lt'i IIIII
IviI superior I'I sumo sessions 11p stairs
and iIft the criminal superior court
mom for the criminal common pleas.
There \1‘;1.. quite Ii batch of prison
era for the court III dispose of when
iudgc John ii. Light cttmc in and told
.he sheriff to open court. The pris-
Iners weic put to plead and all but one
said not guilty.
The court then adjourned
day, when it will resume
Iions with 11 Jury and will be
for IIIII
and Ii
until to.
Its aca-
phi
offenders who refuse to plead guilty.
Wilglll't lilllil italillill Pills
The Great Laxative. All chuabch Contain nu Minmii
THEY OPERATE ON BOWBLS
“.siurv"
“All Wright—jar Man [hm H“
For sale by all drugglata.
on man",
' Boll only to 15¢" ”a. tflmfllottha
.LIQI
forcn ran.u!¢,sun. No oplataa
“A r.- m:
w it“: LAWN“
first session _
pared to dispose of tiny (IllSll'GllUi‘OllaI
LIVER. KIDNEV5 AND BLADDERI
7;.3 " III I II “IIII: ' I
GRI‘INT'S “PEACE ' LETTER FOUND '
Acceptance of PI'eSIdantial Nomina»
tIon Rescued From waste Box
In Hartford.
ilAtt'l‘Fiiitli XIII III. 'i‘iIIIoIIgiIIIIi
III the famous int 11:. IIIII'I- pII.IIIII" lI-:
t'l of “cm I':Ii i’ :.‘_ IIIIIIII Wih I'IIuII.1
\II.»iI'I‘IlIi)‘ lll il iiii.\ oi \HIKIII IiziIiIIl’ Iii
ill I I'I IIIII III‘ SIIIIIIIIII' .iiirt'iili Ii, iinitlt'.
III ilit' (‘IIIII'IIIII lIlIllIiill.—'..
'l‘lIII ll’iil 1‘
writing illiti IIII'II-I Mai 11'.
III'IIssI Ii to ‘(I-IIII I’III Il;I\I.Ic.\'. i‘I‘I'~IIIIIIII
\IIIiIIIui lIIIIIIIbIIIIIII t‘IIIIIII'IIioII' IIIIII
.IIII-pt. llli' IIIIIIIIII:ItIIIII Io IIII- I'I'II.~II
IiIIIIII ltiitllt .\I:I\ .‘i
" tlilsiw illIlrI 'l'tIIIII'
~Itl Iti‘tl>[ltill_‘, ‘11.. \t'llllt‘lli’t'.
.IIIII «Ir iitillilll‘rlldiitll. 11:II
iIIII ltill'tlt‘ll oi' i.I\.IIiI-III \iiiilI
I.'iiIli\ I'IIIIIIII.-I.1III IIIIIIIIIIII III-bi
II. IIIIiII pIIIII- '
\ 1I.III.II!III» IIIIIIIIII 1,. II.II [lIt' IIIII-I
\I'IIs wI'IIIIII till the II-guizliiou station
II) III IIII I:I;IIIII'I:.II‘III III tlII l'lIIt I
Slaw: -\111'II' lliii the letter llt‘I'lti II.I.
111,111'iIiIti tIll' liliii Washington it t‘
1' iiltI || :IIIIiiII 'I'lIII iIii\‘ Iif \\:t.~|I.I :LI
IIIIIII l1 ilII IIIIII II;I.. IIIIIIIII II;I.~ in '
about III 'III ill\tll :IiIIII I._1 I.I'III'111.III
NEVER ASK ADVICE.
lh‘tih‘ i.~. 111i
lliIIl lilll\i'i
\\liit I'I‘ti
iigiIlIIII
Ii tiill‘~
I, I
When you IIIIIII II III-14h III IIIIIII Ilon‘t‘
.Isk what in IIIIIIII for it and gIII some
iiIt‘Iiii‘illt‘ \\iill mile «11 IIII merit and
pi- t'hnps II: IIIgII; out.
lIIInI-y and Tel. IIIII pm Most doom and
I.IIIL:iII1uIIII..i' IiIiII much» and cold
quickly Sold III I’IIII-IIIIIl's drug «lore
South NIIIIIIIIII. :Ind .\ t‘. SiiIiIIIIiiir.
liaricli. "
COMPLICATED PAUPER CASE.
Famous Eva Cock Baby Taken From
Stat:- Prison.
ii.v\lt'l‘Ftilli). .\'II\ It»
(‘Liii‘ linir. \IEIEI l: lIIiI. come into IIIII
.~IIIIII'IIIIIII II-IIIIIII'IIII IIIIIISIIIIIriIIg 11.
:w vIII min-I. ll‘Uill the ~tute lilifitiil
:ii \\'I-IIIII1'..fl iii )t‘rlt'l'ilIIX
IIIIII III, II II.- IIIIIIIIIIII 'l‘hi.» tlls‘IitlSiliIiti
It the bulb IIIIIIIIIIIA fIIInI IoIIsiIiIII IIIIIIII
IIII IIIIiIIIItIt wIIIIlI it: Is \III'y IIIIII l1 wot-
tittti thi IIMI'II1~ Ill. liil‘ItIi lit\\llI—. illI'
.IIIIII'IIl‘ of ilaI'IfI-i‘d county. the alim-
'l‘iIII l':\ I
my gIInI-IIII and “(hid :IutIIoI'itII-s. 'l'hc';
iII11 litilllis iIIvoIIIIIi,
‘i‘illl‘il, and the attorney general ha-
.IaiII IhIIt thi~ \I.:- the most IIompII
Iatcd pnan-I‘ IIIr-I 1l1c state has IIIIII.
.\lI'.-. liat't'IIIi \\‘.IIIIIII.< npplicd for the
tilkltitly of IIIII IiIIIIi Iitni ili'. lluvni I
ilIIIIIi III‘ illi' t'lII'll'lII’ oruanization, t“
IiIII-ssI-II his willingness Ilia!
IWntrIiiir: should take it if the int’IilIc'.
Who Is III pI'IIIIII. i. willing. Mr.
however. urn IIII‘
t‘ook II: oval in LIIII up the child. unIi‘
iI \\HHllll1"lIl“lI\
A DOZEN TIMES A NIGHT.
Mr Owen ii: Hill. of llIInIon Perri W.
\'i|,. \\‘riit'>I.
bladder trouble for years anti It iiI-
tiillll‘ so lititi III :II l was obliged to get
up at least 1‘. IIo/I-n times a night i
llt'\t‘ii' rIIIIIivI-d any pIIIInIitiunt benefit
from 11111' nIIIdII llitt until I tried Foley‘s
Kidneyct'uro. After using two bot'tIII-z.
I 11111 lili‘k'tl " Sold at Piaistod's III'III;
atom Sou h NIH-walk. and A. ('. Silli-
IIIIIIIs liIII',ien
HELD FOR FELONIOUS ASSAULT.
llI’iil'l'lI (Hill \‘III John W.ali
held for fI-‘IIIIIIIII.I II<si1uIt III causing
the death of Martin Purcell. was again
‘remanded in the police court to await
the conclusion of the investigation in
progress by (‘nroner 'l‘alnior. The
3(‘oronor said he would not announce
I‘tho result of his Investigation today. as
‘iIIII'eI'aI nIoIII witnesses may be cxI
‘amined. \\ all will probably be given
'a healing Iie\t Tuesday
ONLY CURE FOR DYCPEPSIA.
I Mrs. Frankllsh Bush. of New Castle.
.l)ei.. says: “l suffered for years with
Iiiy'apepsia. Used to bus great dllI
tress and belching. i tried everything
It could hear of. but nothing helped me
Iontil i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle curnd me completely.“
i For sale by R. H. Platstod It}!
Iter. and the Clifford Pharmacy.
.Bax-
O.
IRclievu I‘natantly or Money Reloaded.
.‘BRONGIIITIS,
And all Throat Inflammations. It Cools
' It Soothes. It
Cures.
At all not brunt-ta.
ran “this? *tni'curroaa assume“
“I“
‘ ’3» A") e ' w *3 . Z Z
\ -\ . ‘ i. an
.5 ~
«g _" '1‘ - - 3 3
in (II-IIIII'III tiI'I'IIII'I. litliiti-I
Ask fol lIIilII _\ '51
:tl‘tIII'IIoIIII .'
MIN.’
"l IIIIie had kidney and 3 Ii
{I .w‘ALKED mom new 90111;:
. ..._....
"Bridaohergar" Firmly {moved in
SOUlhDort te he Ogden Goe-
itet‘I' itnnersonamr.
HIIIIttIpoII. IIIIiplII .'I|l‘ nation-Id IIIII:
.lilllll'b [\lN't'i. \IIIII i.~. wanted by liii'
.pIIIiI-II ol' NIIII York for IIIIpIII'sonItIIIIg
.i. ()inIIu tIoIIIIIt. spIInI SIIIIIIIIII) IIIIIII
Inooti IIIIII t'l‘t‘lllliK in Southoot't bIIt'oIc
morning to ItIIIIgIIpoI't, where it“ is lit-
JIIII'I-II to IIIIvI- lit‘ili Sniurdu, night in
II litiil'l. ’i‘IIII description of ilII' young
man [Milll‘é minutely with that of the
missing Ala-III.
The young man suspIII-IIIII ‘of being
- \llt‘l'l walked itito Sonthpoi'I I-nrly Hut
‘III‘IiIty afternoon. III- was chI til‘t'SHi'll
3III II dork suit of clothe... :tnd Iarrimi Ii
‘IIIIIIII. .I\IIIoInpunying .Iim was II IIIInIl-
‘IIotIIII young woman about lwctity-llll't't‘
.yIIuIs old She was stylishly attired.
' IIIIII'I- diamond earrings and had hall 11
dozen lInII rings on her lingers. 'l'iIIIy
Iticut tIIII III'IIII'noon walking about
SIII-IIIII Hill. and III 1'. o clock ill the IIi'cii
ing IIIIIIIII Into town and iIIIIuiII-Ii Itil it
good boarding house.
liI-ing directed to that III‘ Alisa iI.‘_ :\I.
(iarII-tt. they asked to bc ilt‘t'tllllllllililliI
It‘ll \I'iiII sIIppIII. .‘iiHH IIIIrrIIIt III-Ittcti
'thcni ut the table wilt lit-r other board-
ct's. Naturally the strange coiiplc III-
tI'acIIIIi attcntiun, and at tirst Wt‘l‘t' iai'.
'l'II fIII liiitit‘ and groom, but it was no-
iich that the young woman now no
l.wIIIIIIIng ting, III tlII- IIIIuI'sI- III tII-I
iUIH'I'I'NIIlUII III the HIIIIIII‘I‘ lilllit' IIIIII I
iIItIoIIIIIIII illi'lllh‘t'lH‘K iiti "\lisI litII-
I'I-‘Ik IIIIII '\lI. IlI'iIIgIlIIIIgIII'. "IIiIII
mad-I main IoIIlIIt ting sIuIII llii' nix Ii Ii-
lluf. tliII IIIIppI-I and 11IIIIII IIsIIII Id siIIIpII
tIiIIIstiIIIII. \\I‘lt' at It low. IIII' i‘t‘iltl) :iu»
t.\\t'i“~
‘.\II I'IIIIIgI lit IIIIII' :IIIII tIIIII lIIII'I
III-lonzIIIi III on :Itlilt'tiI iiilli itt NI“
loI'II- .Illti iIIIII IIi:ItII-It IIII to “all. to
liliiiL‘thill ltll IIII pIIIIII.nI.- oi It luk-
Iiin: tiicii time and enjoying IIIII sigiih'
IIiIIIII. III-I road It It as Ionsidct'ed II
III- I Iiliill undertaking l"oI stir it ll IIIIIIpII .l
who IIorII III'III'y III'IIIIIIIIII of refinement
and looked IiIII- intelligent people,
lllll'illt: IIIII supper hour ".\ii..s IIIII'»
tick" I'IImaIiIIIII II1:It .I.lIII IIIIII friend»
in Greenwich tine ot‘ the woman‘
IIIIIIIrdIII's sIIIII she was well :IctpiuinII-d
IIII (iI'IIIIIIwicII and asked ”11- other who
sh.- knew there, "Miss l-II-rI'iIIlI" stain-
lilt'i‘t’Itl soup- and utter a painful pI-IIIIIII'
of hesitation said she ililil forgotten
IIIIIIiI' 11111111... lilt'itii'illN' IIt' thi. t’llill‘iit‘
III-r led the boarders to t‘iillt‘lllilt' tlIIii
mun-tinny, was along
Later \I‘III-II piIItIIIIIs of .\iIIIIIl I.\III’I
tIIIIIliI-iIIIIi iii llll‘ Ilt'“ .I.II;IIIII1',. IIIII lIoIIt‘I'»
I"I« :I~' Well as other. about IlII' iIiwti
IIIIIIIIIIIIII that the hiltllllfit‘l)’ III-III..zl
It'iiiilc \\ 21> .\IIIIIII and pIIIIIIIIIIy :IIIIIIIII'I' ‘
II. lil‘i \\\'III~tIIIIIII't.I\'.
'i'iit IlIiIIiiitI~ .IIII
\lI-I-I Iii SIIIIIIIIIIIII.
A GOOD NAME.
iI‘roin pIIImIIIII IprIIiiIIIIII I
«IIII looking I'IIi‘
ilIIIt lic\\'ttl's i.IttlII l'IIiI‘ly illsIIl'a :tl‘l‘
I‘Ialiiiy iIIItIIcil lit't‘iliIMI ilu-y giii'
'stI'I-Itytli and energy and do IhIIil'
iIIIIrk with case W. 'i‘. Huston. iiocrtit‘,
'I‘I-x ’I‘hoqunds of pI-IIplII I'll‘t‘ using
tlIIII.'I- tiny IIIIIII pills in pIIt‘I rIuII- to
IIII mm 1-. bet ilil.\t' IIII II are .II» we .IsIIIIt
and IIffoI I IIIIIi. 'i buy I nrc liilliousni'ss
IoIpII i:1I- II. jIIIIIIIIiI- .I. «h h hII :IIIIII- lli
IIIIIIIilpaIIoII. etc They do not purge
:IIIII IIII-akcn. but t'lt'mlm- and strength
I'll Sold by (‘Iifl'ord i'lIaI'IIIIII 31'.
SUPERIOR COURT CALENDAR.
.CauSes to be Determined Befotc.
Judge Thayer Tomorrow.
'I‘IIIIIIII'IIIIII Is short IIIIIIIIIIII'
:;I,, ciIIIeI‘IIII Ii\.i I'IIIII'i, illitl
iil\\iI!L' titru'. will. iI-I lIII:ti'-i lIi
lIilil. ,\i 'I‘IIIIyIII', .\lIII- ii. Slit room]
1. WIIIIIII It Ilillli“, III III I'IIIIIIII,~
IIII, lIII-I'IIIII', TI. 1. SuI-Iwit .II his
IIIIIIIII‘I I'III' lI-III'II to the substituted
3IIIIIIIIIIIIIII motion for additional iIi'
I‘I-I' III llililtt. John J Iiurncii \x,
day in;
ilit‘ IIII
.iIIIIn .II‘. Wilson III III..'. for jIIIIgInI’In'
.iiir III-fondant. Marsh. MIIt'win k"
i.t'lllil’ltlli v... t‘IIIIIIIiuII II'IIIIting. III III.
plaintiffs IIIIIIIII'I'III'. IIIIit'iIIt Swits' up
[Will t'rIIIII pI'IIlIIIIII. for answer to red
Imus fIIr opposing IIiiI. motion for
more rill‘iiilt‘ >ilil1‘illtInl. IIIIIIII’II that
IippIIIlI-III. iiI I’t‘lillil‘t‘ii to furnish
iIII:IIl.~. for costs; lidwurti Sweet \'~.
I.II:tiII 11. Sweet. allowance for It...
I‘IIIIrII for support lIIIndIIntII IiIc; Wil-
111101 (‘. Who-IIIII' 1's. Harry S. YtlllllL'.
vita-insure of defense or foI'III'losurc
IIIIIII-I'III Huntington vs. Sarah A,
Smith titllllilllhllilil'lx. defendant‘s IiII»
InurrIII' to amended complaint: Rail-
Il'iiiiti (NI-operative liuiidlni: illlti i.oIIIi
Il\stltii|litlli I'II. ’l‘honias lI‘. (‘oughliu
III... foreclosure: Henry F. Taylor
II: HI‘IIIY t‘ \'unI-I- III nix. I'III'IIIIlIisiIIII,
II‘iIIII'in '1‘. l.ti\\lltlt‘h‘ vs.
ISM-Ions. .ll'.. III III, for IIIIII'IIe; Jose-
Iphinc ll. Ailing. Guard. vs, The Still-
lninu Spring Water (‘II, III III. IiisIIIosI
we of III-finse or foreclosure: Wii»
IIIIm lI‘.. llailov 1's. llIIrton (‘. liillllilI
'tIIn. IiisIIosIII'II of defense of form
IIosiII';II ilI'IdgeiioI't firecit (‘ntholic
Itllill't‘il society v» Nikolaus. bishop 111'
I'll-‘ dioI-I-IIII. III IIII.. plaintiff‘s motion
fIII Judgment for noncompliancc with
.IIrdIII' of court: .lncob Weber (‘i 111, 1.
t‘huriw i‘.. liurns ct ili.. plaintiff"; mo
tion for judgment for non-compliance
with order of Iourt; Frank \'i~
Ioio 1's. Mary Vitoio. further order of
notice: Frank R. Clark's appeal from
Iommissioners. judgment for want of
reply to uppeiiec's statement of
claim: Joseph H. Perry vs. The N.
Y,. N. H. & ll. R. 11. (‘11.. motion for
leave to amend notice as to hearing
in damages; .lulla Alexander vs. N.
Y.. N. H. & II. R. R. (‘11.. motion for
leave to amend notice as to hearing
in damages: Henry Clampett va
iames J. Johnson. acceptance of re
port of receiver in re-suits. for per
mission to pay claims presented to
receiver: Rowland 1's. Conn. Railway
& Lighting 00.. motion for default
for want of answer; Jennie H. Brad-
bury vs. City of South Norwnlk. 511d!-
ment for want of answer.
The following uncontested IiivorI-III
will be heard: William (‘Icailng \II.
Frances Gearing, Elizabeth GVIISOS 1"
Victor Gvuses.
DOESN'T RESPECT OLD AGE.
lt's shameful when youth fails to show
proper respect for old age, bIIt just
the contrary in the case of Dr. King's
New Life Pills. Thnv cut off maladies
no matter how severe and irrespective
of old age. Dyspepsia. Jaundice. Fer-
er. Constipation all yield to this perfect.
PIII. 25c. at Frank 11. Baxter's Drug
Store. “
Goats do not think much of breakfast
are not put up in tin cans.
' III .~'IIIIII t\ “0““ III III iIIJllllt'iliilt 11.11.11“
l
“Willi I
.iilIlEII.
William l.‘
foods as an article of diet, because thcyI
’3‘: Alcoholic Kidney Remedies Soon Put On: Beyond Help.
I III-member tIIIsz— Kidney-Wort Tuition. (‘ANNI 0'1‘ contain alcohol.
IKIDNEY TROUHLE KEPT MRS. HILLS FROM EATING
I OR SLEEPING.
I Aug. 27. I903. Mrs. Samuel Hiiis. of Vet'doy, Albany, C0,. N. Y. writes:
l' noIIIII illilt' :1in I had lI't' \'t'l‘i' pains and llllllt‘llt'rm IiIIoIIgII the region of my
II'iIIIIIIII. :IIIII t'tiillti III-itIIII' I-IIt III IIIIIII p well about two boIlch ot‘ Kid-
IIII1»\\'IIIII'II‘IIIIIIIII.IIIIIIIIIII IIbiI to 1.11.1 llilll i I:I'I now sleep and cat Well. and
also. that my kiIIIIII_.s are in II hiInIII'IId [it'l‘ condition than they
hm.- be. 11 for sonic tiIIIII "
l tIIIiiI
l‘i III IIIItIIII'
illlllil> or fact (il'ZZillt‘tIlH, deranged Ili-
gIIIIIIoII, IIIIII IIII-.IIII. higiI-I'oltired,scaii-
iy mom or painful urination. don’t do-
IIIy in stopping the irritation that is
sitt'i-l) going on in the kidneys. Kio-
llt‘I WIII'I 'I‘IIiIIIIt. lll't' me only true spe-
l‘llit' The.» alloy the inflammation.
The l1ltlilt'_\'rI are the two tirIIlIIIIII “I
turn on IIIthII side of Mic with», Their
III-IioII lilt'llll‘i III'II, llIIiiiilI. IIIIppIIIIII-,I and
sticnglh. IIIIIII' iIIIII IiIIII tlin't'llfit' and
death,
I .\I illt‘ lli'si
‘IlistI'IIsI: IIIIII' llit' litlli‘4.
stiputlon. lost. 111 .IdtIngIII
IIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIg l‘I-IIIiug oi'
Iii‘l'h’lNit'lli t‘tlli
k\\‘t'lliiix III'
Insist upoln
DR. PETI'INGILL '3
Kidney - Wart
I T a b l 91 Care llcalt Kidneys .
Cure Diabetes
Cure Initiate Blood
‘ .\li|liii.i‘i'i'li\\'.\'. .\'ti\ iL' .liitluti
lWiliiIInI i'IIIII-I of illt‘ Supciioi' t'IIIli'lI”. “I. mm {Cu 0‘ O“ db'
pun IIIsII
illili’Sii'I' Win:
or money refunded. Cantata!
I 3 I 3 remedies recognized b antl-
IIII for It viouiion o lit' injunctionsd
The action is brought bi Arthur ii. mat phyfldm um. i"
lloardman ltI-pubiitan sI-IIIIItman of mdncy ‘nd 3W ‘mbl‘f
lllll' town and will be IIII IuIII at me he PRICE ”BUN“
I I
“film.“ .mmf" [.h‘ “Hm-I. “Ml” ”h, Sold at Plaisted‘s drug store, South
hill}. that lit ha> autlIoIIt, to do tip 3 .
“(mi in ”Mum I“. a W“ pusstnl I“ Norwalk. and A. C. Silliman s. Darlen.
ti
Ill'l‘l‘ . Mrs. StI'ongIIIinII—“Onr society has
appointed nII- chairman of a committee
IIIIIIIIII IIinI-I-I it is to try to bring about
I‘t'Iliiliilill in rents." Strongmind-
I’m glad to hear it. my dear. You can
begin at lllll't' on my trousersT—(Ihb
1:1in Daily News.
ICANNOT USE THE TOWN TEAMS.
lFirst Selectman of Cromwell Restrain-
'1 \II IIIIc tIIIuII of
t‘IInIIwIIli, I'I'oIII II:.itII.I,
the consent of
Arthur Ilourd~
ling (iI' III'gII iI' IlIItIIIr 3 iii
lthc town ot'
town teams VIItIIIIIII
'tlIII liout'ti III SI 11 I 1111c 11.
lmun tr"IIII.~IIIIII of the town. I.- .II.I.o I'II-
strained l'I‘oIII dinning money to pay
liiItIIIr for work done or III prospect
.»\ iti‘lliiil)‘ III Slow to IIIII iI l‘llH‘ 1:. fix-
I
i A RUNAWAY BICYCLE.
i Terminated with an ugly III! on the
III-I; ot ..l 11 (irtII-zi i 1 i,1i1i II III III
III III I'I-IiopId It stubborn IIII-III llii_\i II
Iing 1o III-IIIIIIs and li'liii‘tlii‘.‘ lill :‘IIIII'
.‘t :It s ’i‘hcn liuc IIIII 'II x AI'IIII ii HIIII
I'III‘IIII. it's just II:' good {In iiIII‘I:.~'..
ISI'IIIIII:, IK'kin Eruptions I‘ilill Pics. L’I-I' NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
ut F1':iIIiIli.Ilaxt-II".~ Iiiug Store " ‘
I ,,_.-___. ._.._ HARTP 0RD RAILROAD.
ITRIED TO DEFRAUD INSURANCE ---—
COMPANY. TiME TABLE. I
\\'.\l.i.lNil i'tlltll. XIII. I”.‘.~ .\it.~
.iiaIInIiiI i._ (‘IIsz was {li‘l‘t'a'ltIIi ye hit I in effect October 18, 1903.
Itiny on (i warrant charging III'sIIII IIiIlI
attempt III dct'I'IIIIII an lilSlll‘itlit'I‘ IIIIIII» LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
palsy. (in May :‘I, a house occupied II} NEW YORK.
.\lrs i lidl-t‘ IIIIII I111 IIIIII by I.IIwI..- \\'iIItt-. .\. 11—41393. 532”, 535“. 6:14,
of ti. \ town Wfl.
I..IIIuIIIIII Iii the building to iiit‘ amount it.
'IIf 51mm II:1.. :IfII-IIIIIrIi paid by the
It‘IInt‘iIIIInIIII III>IIIIIIIIIII t‘ompany. of
New York, The insurance on the for I
alone. amounting to Siltitr held by the
IIIIIt'tnItia lI‘II'II insurance Company has
2m” III-IIII pIIiII. Ilcputy Fil't' Marshal 9:
lIIiinIII and 111.1 in 12:35, 7.03. 7:46, 8:15. 8:45, 9:05X,
361.9240, lti;24X.10240,111351.
P. M.-12:55X. 1213, 2:251, 3105,
:2011, 4:07. 425011, 5:40, 5:551, 6:38,
'I'II'IX. 7:07.7':I.'-Ix,tt:00,10:2tl.
SUNDAYS.
A. hie-12:51“, SINK,
42:.
L5
5258!, 8:56,
‘».\‘III_I'. oI' IIIIIingIIII was in Wuiiii' i: P. M.—-3:20!. 5:40. 5255!, 7:20.
'.rIIII IIIIIIIII :IIIII L‘I 11 long talk with 8:401, 10:10.
.\tI,< t‘IIIIw. \ wuirant M the illitIM __
III Whit. IIIIIIsIIIIIIaI'cliItI'gII11:1.III-III LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
iss: II Ii but had not lit't'll sIIii‘IIII i'tll‘l.\'I NORWALK.
this :iitt'i‘iiIIIIiiI \li'II Vim-‘1‘ “'i" “VI" A. M.—-12:02x. 5:00, 6:00, 7:00.
t‘il up pending iII-I' heating. Which will \‘rtitix. 3.03 .‘i:tlti.\' 9”ng 10:02“ 10:04
‘ll‘l‘ hIIiIi probably ItltiI‘le. I110il. ll fill}.
—~I~-—-- — l' .\i.——12:II2. 1:04, 2:00x, 2:"1',
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE. .l_Ix 4: II;I 4- 04 4-30 5:02 add
Mrs. (‘aptain Ii. Hubbard, of Mil- Ig» 00x 6 02 7- 00 3- 00;. 9- 00; 9:30:
"llruziiiati Balm sav-
(Id my boy's life, He began just like
the on.- wc lost with croup. We gave
him It few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the morn~
ford llel.. says: 11:001.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-1I.I:I12. 11:00. 7:30. 9:00 III-.02.
P. M.—-6:00. 8200:. 11:00.
ing." For sale by It. 11. l’luisted. lI‘. LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK
. , _ FOR
ghcgaxter, and ThI. Clifford l’ha.r. NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—12:11x, 1:15, 1:56x. 6:18.
7:42. kni‘l. 9:10x,10:06x,11:06x.11:36.
l‘, lil.~-12:tl2x, 1212. 820211, 4:15.
5:25, 0:30, 7:05x, 9:05x, 9:16, 10:01.
11:15
Bridgeport in addition to above—P.
M. —2: 46 6: 0:1 7:28.
SUNDAYS.
A. I\I.—12:11x. 1:15x.
9:10, 11:05:.
P. ill—I610.
POLICE FOR FOOTBALL GAME.
NEW HAY l‘. ' Nov. I2: «\pplicaiioii'
was made by the Yale Atheliic A550-
ciation for a police detail of forty men
at the football game Saturday. The
volunteer undergraduate force of thirty
will assist In the work of handling the
crowd. 1: mix
.7243,
SPENT MORE THAN $11,000.
W. W. linker. of l'IainviIIw. Nob.
wri'es: "My wife suffered from IIIIII’.
trouble for fifteen years, She ”but :1
number of doctors and spent over $1.-
000 without relief. She became very
low and lost all hope. A friend recotn»
7:06.9:05.
SOUTH NORWALK T50 DANIUIY.
A. M.:—~6 23 9: 16 9.
P. M.—:l 20, 4:271 6: 130, 6:57, 7:10.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
mended Foley's Honey and TM and A- iii-”01““. 7- --- 9- H 9'33.11'53
thanks to this great remedy it saved 1’. hI.—»l:(itlx, 6'31 7- “1.
her life. She enjoys IHIIIPI- hpamI' Sunday trains to Danbury. 9:15,
ilhun she has known in ten years," “3531‘ a, m.: 7330 ll. m. L03"? Dun
Refuse substitutes. Sold ni I’IuistI hm."- 7155. 8234 a. n1; 1). [IL—7:05,
ed 5 drug. store South Norwulk. an i \ 71571
An X indicates unreal.
f‘. Siliiman‘s. llaricn. ”3
lust Mix IlillIIMilli or Water—
THEN BIKE.
ANY 01111.0 out 170 IT.
ilElllIlflllS, liiilli, iiilT flAKES.
HEilKEil- .IIIIIES- JEWELI. MILLING (ill.
NEW YORK.
Norwalk Chronicler