will. '
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train for New York. In order that he
, ill
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hibifiotolieil-
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appearance here last
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Used to have great dis-
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were...
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by.
r
the wskktb “shoes:
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page. ‘ town???” {mic
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. 'oflillford,conn.':.lm
, . Clinton. 0m: Elisa
"ion:
a 1
, , Vitae, in. will points
will be four: Harry 1!:
'i , «are Mr. I! ale! MJIIM
. . .' a ' eat huylng‘ail the charges.
. . .. . . indictment was, returns as the
: it of :evidmoe Ives by laser
dwla. who was sent «by ifr. egier
in pouch of the North Pole, a couple
him...
here of the hiiasourl Legislature for
.\
m i
' ' big strike
. heady- 0t I. .Iihhdstlll. has there been
-‘ businoss ism quiet. About the New
‘sional sign of coal carrying schooners
. be muss. .
es of digestion and does the work of
Al
" 1.... wanes-rt testament.
woos. lieslar who was-indicted.
a u ultimo.
use
s
suing. He took a night
t. more fully learn what the
. The‘evldence was to the
r. Ziegler had‘paid mem-
passing a hill, prohibiting the use of
aimit 3hr making baking powder. He
was‘then, according to the evidence.
at the head of the Royal Baking Pow-
der company. Mr. Ziegler says that
at ’hal no interest in the halting pow-
er industry at that time, and that he
never did any bribing.
When asked about the indictment.
lit. liogicr said he knew nothing
about the a‘ctiou of the Cole County
grand Jury, and. further, did not un-
derstand it. its declared he has had
no connection with the Royal Baking
Powder Company or any other similar
company, In over ten years, either as
_ rcrdlrector. The D. J. Kdfly who
was indicted by the same Jury as
agent for Mr. Ziegler in bribing the
legislature. to entirely wknown to
shim-tin. Ziegler said. According in
the press despatches Mr. Ziegler's in-
dictment was found chiefly on the
strength nf‘testimday given by Evelyn
Baldwin, whom he sent to the North
Pole on an expedition and with whom
he subsequently quarreled.
.———
WHAT YOU NEED FM‘ONSTIPA-
. TION.
When implied with constipation.
what you need is a remedy that is
sure to produce the desired effect. A
remedy that is mild and gentle in its
action. A remedy that leaves the how-
els in a natural and healthy condition.
A remedy that is easy and pleasant to
take. is ’s Stomach and
Liter Table must i of these require
ments. Give them a trial and you will
never wish"to take another dose of
pills. Klee them as directed and they
will cure chronic constipation. Price
26 cents. Every box Is slammed. For
genie by. BtillsonvPowell Corporation.
Banter Pharmacy. Ciihord Pharmacy;
s
.———-
“urns cost. wovmo.
peas Hum Been to stack
Per Years.
Not layouts and then only during the
when the business was prac'
‘\
13m. asst
so little coal carrying in Long island
Sound as at present. All the testing
companies are'feellng the effects oi
the choral depression. The Thames
T ‘ ‘t Conipsny. of New London, is
doingzaii thebusioess poslsble with its
outeidghsrges. cgrryisg soft coal from
southern ports, lit the inside barge
harbor. there is only an occa-
and tows. . .
,Tb‘e depMssiOn is believed to be only
temporary “The high priceof coal and
the warm weather have had I. great ef-~
feet on the coal market. Only small,
shipments going through the Sound. A
spell of cold weather and the great de-
l and a co‘rréspondlngincreaseint
c. and a corresponding increase in
the \towlng business. Coal carrying
rates have been ”low,for some weeks.
but as~s00n as the business 'startes
again they. are bound to come up In
imfl- “‘5'. 1 \;‘
_ ”m...“—
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
Kodoi Dyspepslapure does for the
stomach that which‘ it is unable to do
[suitcases .thshatural illic-
the stomach, relaxiu the‘nervous ten-
“mucus . up: u:
sores Hare: _ . -
'dol pals cure de‘Nilt you
eat and enables the stomach and diges
live organs to tandem.“ T000 into
gels. red blood. Sold by Clifford PM;
e
nalfinosoie new buses.
Recent priosion Results in,.,laveetl-
gallon and Set of Orders.
A new set of rules governing the
handling of freight cars w
ex loslves has been ,ipeued
‘ monsters ‘snd ‘
Consolidated railroad. The new rules
'1,“ .
to. m
l
“I
‘0 '0 'i u '
7 Pi‘iley moire
in Cigariand
I w ‘ I - s new
- r. .l. Urosby his
contract for the extensive improve
would to be to the clubhouse of
ihe' ldiiian H” Yacht Citib.‘ ‘Rll
addition will ‘ slit of wood. and all
the ooavenlea will he put in tumult
ingalarge Ir , and mantel..now
disruptions. electric lights. etc. The
preset)! steam heating plant will be as-
$9001!- W. A. Bates, 100 Broadway.
New. ark. is the architect. '
Contract will be letf soon for the
tetra hall on Greenwich avenue.
is the town more
-Iraoe. Tho p a and spectacu-
tldna may be seen at the ethos or the
architects. ”lager a iiawhrsy. 02
upon street. New Tech. The bulki-
inguw ll be 00...: 100 feet, four stories
bigh,.oi.bflck; stone and term oatt‘a
it: will be of semi-fireproof cousins--
turn. with steam heat. etc. and the
cunt will be about 0100.000.
Work will soon be started on the ole»
aunt residence to be erected by ill. ’(7.
converse. who has recently bought u
tract of sofas .soo acresloi land. The
house was issued by architect Den
Barber. 84 t 200 street..New York,
a u will be of, swan. costing about
.'"i .. your Lli
taken" int ‘ent’lre
one of the milder forms to grow into a
for itself. even when at slightly dis-
~ ordered or ever-i .‘ "100001 Dye
blob colitl‘iui 1'
ofthe
resuit‘o'fihe lnfltigation into
'Vef the meant mentionin-
NEW ORLEANS CELEBRATION.-
1' '3‘»: r . was; ”.9...“
race or Connemara on. pa ,
Will be Held Deosinber 10 and a.
NEW ORIlDANfl. Nov. 17.——The
stale of Louisiana, enrich has sppro~
printed $100,000 to cover its share in
the St. Louis Purchase Exposition next
year will hold transfer commemoration
exercises of its own December 18 and
20 next.
The three days' program will be
opened Friday evening, December 18.
with a reception and ball in the palm-
do, which Is to reproduce as far as
possible the ball givon one hundred
years ago in honor of the American
commissioners, Claiborne and Wilkin-
s0n. The celebrated beauties of New
Orleans will dance the minuet in cos-
tumes duplicating those oi Colonial
days. and an old fashioned New Or-
leans supper wlll interrupt the danc-
' ing at midnight. The next morning?
there will be commemorative exercises t
in the Cabildo, at which there will he
addresses, followed by a military pa-l
rude and a naval review. Medals will
be struck and ’in the evening a special
gala performance at the French Opera
House. On Sunday. December ‘20. at
the hour when the actual transfer took
place. there will be an oration from the
balcony of the Cabiido.
A REMARKAIL! CAIIZ.
One of the most remarkable cases or
a cold. deep-seated on the lungs. caus-
ing pneumonia, is that of Mrs. Gertrude
E. Fenner. Marion. Ind, who was entire-
ly scored by the use of One Kinute
Cough Cure. She says: “The rough
ing and straining so weakened me that,
i ran down In weight from it! to 92
pounds. I tried a number of remedies
to no avail until i used One manic
cough Cure. Four bottles of this wou-
derful remedy cured me entirely of the
cough. strengthened my lungs and res-
tored me to my normal weight. health
and strength.” Sold by Clifford Phar-
m.cy_ , II
000.645 PINBiONIRB.
. ...,...._
Report of Commissioner of Pensions,
new 0‘!" 12.000 in This Irate.
WASHINGTON. D. 0.. Nov. 17.—
-The report of the commissioner oi
pensions just out has a number of in-
teresting facts in it. it knows that the
total number of pensioners all over the
world Is 090.545. and the total amount
of payments amounts to $181,150,058.-
71. Of these Connecticut, has 12.1118
pensioners, amounting to (Litutom.
One Interesting part of the warm re
Iatss to revolutionary war , ' s-
There are at present time twio'widows
and three daughters of revolutioum
soldiers
who draw pensioner
oldest one is ii ‘
of Boston. aged 103 years, daughter of
Noah Barred. There is one ounce-
ticut daughter on the'liet. 1th and
units Thompson ‘ Woodbury. or
were «a l .
of Thaddeus 'l'homgson. who
veers..er its” .1171. as
captain 10mm ’Bl‘own‘s
Colonel Lamb‘s new. of New ,
wear mnegg‘rscolm
will. master“ with corn
fit“???
n
kinoxsaopoto 13a weir us.
19" i . noon.
Nov.
. of gunpowder at.
column; instructed to locate a‘
whityouuesdlsarenlw
' .. “it.
h’uflut
a. a nasty that
)I,
as special do- .
stormed.
. will
I
aunsh Nowell Barrett. .
.Of .
a. she is the densities;
issues.
thatis sari?
. effect, A
m.
BEKEEPING POI DE-
.“ _ ,CEMBER.
:iThe big ficcember number of Good
ilorrsekeeplng, from the exquisitely
printed Christmas cover In eo'ft tints of
blue And gold and red through to the
last advertisement. is athing of beauty
and of solid interest and value. Sixteen
of the opening pages printed in a tint
upon W0 paper heigthen the sump-
tuousasss .of. the effect. The contents.
to choose briefly from the wealth and
variety oPmatprlal, include the inflow-
lug: A‘flhrlstmas story. The River.
by Ruth McEnery Stuart. illustrated by
James Preston; The Church Home.,ll~
Iustrated from photographs; Mrs. Per-
kins‘ Investment. by Augusta Kor-
treoht, illustrated by Henry Fatigel;
Toys, by Ethel McKinney: A Home'of'
a Hundred Daughters, by Mabel craft,
Deering; The Banishment of Worry, s
sympoelum. by Booker T. Washington,
Octave Thanet, Bishop Bpslding of
Peoria, May lrwln. Alice ilegnn Rice.
author of Mrs, ngp. and others; A
More Rational Lifei Women. by Mel-
on West Cooke, M.’ .; The. Higher
Life by Ella Morriskreischmar; Hos-
pit . or Home, bv Clara L. Came:
Beauty in Little Things. by Florence
A. Dawson; Paying Guests. serial. by
Mary Stewart Cutting; designs for
head work. menu sketches by well
known artists, a splendid department
of ,cookery. etc., etc.
Ten cents a copy. One dollar a year,
The Phelps Publishing 00.. Springfield,
bless, New York. Chicago. San Fran-
c 800.
GOOD HOU
3‘.
NM. [$ng “billet! ».
When you have a co’gh‘or, cold don't
ask what‘la good for t and get some
medicine with little r 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 Plaisted's drug store,
South Norwalk. und~A. C. Sliiiman'n.
Darlen. "
nattnoao‘can‘usrre sacks-ram
‘ one.
"«
KANSAS .CI'PY,.;M0... Nov. \ 112—-
Charles hf, Sulter. grand secretary and
treasurer of the National Brotherhood
'of Railway Carmen. is dead or typhoid
fever at his home in Kansas City. Kan:
sac. He was forty years of age. /
dun—naile-
DOESN’T RESPECT OLD AGE.
ltls shameful when youth'fails to show
proper respect for old age. but lost
the contrary in the case of Dr. King’s
New LliePllls, They cutoff maladies
no or tier how severe rind= irrespective
ore . a}; DYBDepmga Medics... ry-
sr,-tlcn potion all yie to this pe ect‘
Pill. :00. at i‘rauk'Hr Interim
store. ‘ ' ‘ “'
,.
81 0.000. A”
a
.l
the one we lost with croup. We gave
to
11’1“."
, il.-.Basser, and The
. loser.
.. 1’30,"an mnaocum seeks
ensue
‘ tho'Cii“
stone, stable Is also
to be erected. wall as gatekeepers
hduso. etc; all of stops. it is estimat-
oil that over assaooo will be spent on
the place. J. L. Dugee will do the work
by the our-Commercial Remro.
. OPENT outrun 01.000.
W. w. or, of Plaiaview. Net.
writes: "My wife suffered from lung
trouble for fifteen years. She tried a
number of doctors and spent over 8:.-
000 without. relief. Elbe 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 Norwaik. and A.
C. Billimsn's, Darlen. "
THOLLIV CONDUCTOR fliCH.
William King, of Bridgeport, Goes to
. California to Live.
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 17.-—Willlam
King, a trolley conductor, left Bridge-
port today, to go to southern Califor-
nia. where he will spend the winter.
He has retired. having been paid 010.-
000 which was his inheritance from
the death of an uncle in Scotland.
King never knew his uncle, but had
heard of him from his father. He re-
cently read an “information wanted"
advertisement which sought the heirs
of his uncle, and answering It as “fly-
er" was surprised to find that he could
easily prove his claim to a portion of
the estate. There are use other heirs.
King has a chance of securing 320.000
more. King is nearly sixty years old,
and had already saved considerable
money.
.—
A DOZEN TIME: A NIGHT.
Mr. Owen Dunn. of Benton Ferry W.
Va.. writes: “I have had kidney and
bladder trouble for years, and it be-
came so bad that i was obliged to get
up at least a doses times a night.
nevpr received any permanentbenefit
from any medicine until "i tried Foley‘s
Kidney Cure. After using two bottles.
I am cured." Sold at Plaisted's drug
store. South Norwalk. and A. C. Silli-
man’s, Darlen. ”
o..-
esorecron a not near.
Makes 13 Miles an our on Trip to
. 0t0nlngien.
NEW LONDON, Conn, Nov, 17.—
Submarine boat Protector. bound from
Bridgeport to Newport, on her trial
trip. to company with a launch and
sloop yacht. passed here yesterday
anal: and got as far as Stonlngtou. The .
roughness of the water off Watch Hill
the ,trlp..and the boat, accordingly put
into Btonington and tied up at one of
the Stouington line steamboat slips.
where she remained over night. It is
reported that the boat made 13 miles
an hour on her trial trip from Bridge-
port to Stonlngton.
‘OAVID A IOV'B LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Mll-
lard, Deb. says: “ill-sauna Balm m-
ed my boy's life. He began just like
him a fewdoaas. He quickly dropped
steep and was all right in the morn-
.For sale by R. H. Plaisted, 1“.
Clifford Phat:
h.—
. 1.
0310A .Nos. tiara despateh to
is from Galveston. Texas.
says: President liarrousin, of Gainin-
. his. Ia rem tobavs arrived lathe
i
habitat
villi“:
- on
Heals said to be seeking refuge
'United Station from the wrath
m ‘ise’s-bigml" m m m'
' m
Raisin and‘theneau'ai beans, Th
but they have not been located. and
was too great for the continuance of' ,
lastsaiaht on the steamer
for the loss ‘of
e vee‘
The re-
are
m I use
James T. Tristan. 42 Henseelser 0t.
cured me completely."
The kidneys are the sewers of the
body. Obstructed or injured. they
cease work and produce disease. But
all kidney disorders are not equally
ii The peril is in allowing
more dangerous sort.
Stone in the bladder or kidney. nauv
sea. constipation. depression of spirits.
bucksohes. sldeaches, lunibugo. head-
aches. tired (tn-lingo, nervousness, gen-
eral weakness. and in female derange-
lnslst upon
rennin or it: tr disuse:
“Pain In the back. swellings of the hand
pated bowels, jaundice and dining spo
kidney trouble. Isverul medicines did me no good.
plentswmauy of which are
ordered kidneys—ail these
to cause anxiety after using Kidney-
aehes. if
,yAlhsny. N. Y.. wrete Oct. 3 1003:
and ankles, gflydiu tine, constl.
lleorc my 0 es too too i had
Kidney-Wort. Tablets
ie to dis-
lll cease
Wort Tablets.
if you a in Combat; ye ‘blok
, have Pier gar snalg
Pains. if your urine ls foul. take the
safe scores and write your sy ham
to Consultation no t, l ODI-
lsgs 8t. luriington, Vt.. who will ad-
vise you Free, whether you are in den-
ger or not.
a
on. sermon”
‘ K idney- Wort
date I Bleed
011mm. In .
ours Weak Kidneys
"for Hillary)
.1 9‘:
‘ ,._,.;
l\l \\l\. (in! nun
:‘ l";- “ 0d-
aeat ss-ihe its
room ~
mountain's“
Sold si‘rlsisted's drugstore. soon
Norwaih, and A. c. Stillman‘a. Darlen.
WHITLOOK HEARING POBTPONED.
The claim in favor of the importers‘
and Traders' National bank. of New
York. against the bankrupt estate of
Sturgla Whitleek, of Shelton, which
was filed in Referee Banhs' court re-
cently and which was to have been W
.for the referee for a hearingthls morn-
ing, will not be brought up until No-
vember 24.
other creditors. who have agreed to..ac-
cent on offer of'composltion of .50 per
cent, will», oppose the consideration of
the claim, as it will delay the proposed
‘ygettlement, and on tho ground, that it
should be brought against D. Leltoy
Dresser under “agreement he is al-
‘ Ur. Whitloek disputeathe right of the
bank to attempt to get-ally part of the
estate bow in bankruptcy.
a sores
0.. had
sad doll-
r:
:1,"
$813.19.!
It is expected, that the
leged tohave had with 'llir. Whitlecir.»
-' For that
' Thirties
. s
' insurers. NEW travail?
HARTFORD mitosis.
rose ”‘0.
In effect October 10. 1003.
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