.n e’ileermles-
Before Referee
0'. PA hmi
in can“ the: im-
d ders’ National Bank of
. ' #11 against the
u a. nfii stat: sons-
of Ihd ll,‘ was
inflatoreJohn W. Banks, referee in
‘ i so . l..'l‘lle claim Jo
- agreement ma 0
.' lea, Elmore D. Alvord
Corporation Finance Company,
or itha Knickerbocker
. . ; .the terms of which
" .. > 1 . Ind Alvord. acting for an un-
ribail principal, alleged to be Whit-
' it over to the Cogen-
. We”, stocks. -* ads
‘ . or securities of the alleged val-
.ofIWJlW to pay the creditors of
LON"
Im ttsrther, they were to fur-
lithe ickerhooker Trust Company
In hm hush. and if the. money
-- forthcoming. the Knicker-
er’?ilat Darling's-t3 demand
0‘ ‘ do ompan .
”imam are then to be
, . novel; to the tnlst company, and
tho is was to sell them to pay the
. of 1);" *Lero'y Dresser and
. . , , I: Gown
. d’fight‘bl' diaper-tort and Trad-
c :an _ , “will. in a claim
against the m of I tloclt is based
on the fact palette, wasyan ai-
. aged paid. iter otnresaer. For the
bank ii Mruhiudothltjhe agreement
.' piratinmt‘lquad contained a clause
' ‘blndlg..tlohaladx and .Alvord and the
,Oorpo _, tion‘Finsnoe Company as indi-
vidiraianand.Iih as-Cohalan and Al-
vord acted for hitlockghe is bound
by they “tomcat, Indmayha held for
tile amts‘due to the bank. .
. Attorney,~.a1)e Grnber. of New York.
«.aner for the bank. as P. w.
Chasepof New flares. and verse E.
Hill. at Brill court, In behalf of. Mr.
' Whitleck a. interested creditors:
' Counsellor Whitloek contended that
the agreement showed a past candle
tion: that .tiie..siocka and securities
were turned over'to the Corporation
Finance Company. and that ended the‘
relptinsihillty of Alvord and Cohalan
-I tunic mir. [undescribed principal. . Ad-
m', .c for the sake cf argument that
Mt. \l'bitloclt was the undescribed prin-
cipal. sold his counsel, he was not fur-
ther lviflltiflfllble for Dresser’e debt be-
cause the securities, were liven . to
guarantee the money. Theclainiant.
it .lvns armed. hadnot established un-
der the agreement which was submit-
ted as an exhibit, any right for consid-
ibe’iIclaim of lmportatsand Trud-
ation‘al Bank. 1; was watendcd
I ndcr the agreement, the Securi-
I , tics Intern responsible for the payment
" of the debt of Dresser. but that Cohalan
ahd the undescribed princi-
} financially liable after the
he agreement had been ful.
.oe‘
:Ior
After arguments occupying about an
.onre the opposing attorneys agreed to
submit briefs by December 3.
. [There are said to- be other claims
alumni-Dresser amounting to .200.-
-M. for.s'hich Whitlock may be con-
ldered liable under the agreement, If
the pro-r utriaim is admitted.
Zr. ‘1 W
‘ finen'rea‘aapaarotoaos.
_ . e‘shameihl when youth falls' to
j fihew proper respect for old age. but
lost the contrary in the case of Dr.
..Kihg's New Life Pills. They cut on
; maladiesno matter how severe and ir-
‘thv‘ "of old _ Dyspepsia,
' tstl atlop Ii
“ perfec it. also at
D Store. 9
a erupts.
iron worlo
. , of New York, president of
Ith alternations! Association ofBrldso
‘ I: Structural Workers. ,. . The
out is “remit of a failure of
113:1. tilt; stru$unl iron workers.
I ron Company. is
‘ balmyI member of
now carrying out contracts
s it‘ .
, ' ibeen decline
the debate with Harvard:
1!“. divinity school.
. . «u. ’ signed.
‘11.“, law school. Wee
‘ia’nh‘: " .‘ ' .
' staircase.
C: if! it”.
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ii]; ii' ii
ALMO
Part. Puts too Much Realism into
Killing of Virginia.
(From Hartford Post.)
The mimic tragedy of Virginins at
near being a trndcgy in grim earnest.
As a result of loo mucb realism in the
acting one of the players lay for an
ing over her. fearing for n time 1an
abr had finished tho part of the stern
old Romnn's daughter as \‘irginius in
the old days had done.
Ilnnlcl Ryan is an actor who always
throws himself wholly into his role.
so much so that in scones requiring
violence his assistants arc at times
afraid of him. The part of \‘irginius
is one that requires great ciuoiionnl
expression. but ii is safe to prcdici
that Mr. Ryan will never play it again
with the same abandon ihat bc dis-
played last night.
The accident occurred in the drama-
tic scene wbcrc be. to save his daugh-
ter from a worse futc, kills her. Miss
Lida Powell. who plays the part of
Virginia has bad experience of Mr.
Ryan's vehemencc in this scene and
was very nervous last nighl. which In
part accounts for the result.
They have the siege to themselves.
Vlrglnius clashing his daughter to his
breast dcclaims those strong lines
familiar to every playgocr and draw-
ing a knife from his girdle slabs her
to the heart. She sinks Iimply into his
arms and the curtain fails as the nu.
dlcnce applauds the realistic acting.
But luckily for their peace 01' mind
after the curtain fell last night.
ricd away by the cmoilou of the WIN.
Mr. Ryan instead of swinging the
heavy knife clear of the body of Ilit‘
actress struck her beavilv In the side
with the flat of it. Under the force
of the blow together with her over-
at once carried into the dressing
room where she was worked over for
an hour before sheI recovered coir
sciousness. Meanwhile. after a slight
delay unnoticed by the audience. ibc
play went on. and the occurrence was
unknown until some time afterward.
. The company will be at lloyt's Thea
tre next week.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubnrd of Mil-
ford. Deb, says: “Brazilian Bnlm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gar:
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
Ing." For sale by R. H. Plulstcd. l‘.
H. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar-
macy. "
ACCEPTB’NEW MILFORD CALL.
LITTLE FALLS. N. Y._ Nov. 25:—
tor of the First Methodist Church In
this city_ subject to the. approval of the
Bishop, to accept thepaetortte of the
Methodist Church at New ' Milford.
Lansing Taylor. deceased.
SAFE CRACKER DiED OF WOUNDS.
‘INDIANAPOLIS. lnd., Nov. 25.—
Warren Hart. an alleged safecracker.
shot- while trying to escape from De-
tectives Asch and Manning, died. at
clear as'to whens bullet "hit Hart.
til, i
Hod/l
”hit! I
.Hw,
ruinous. lien; in nus.
. Hecker-leues-lewell liilli'ng' co.
Dresser,ofNewYork.Bythe _ .. . _ .
erarnaosov. i
Daniel Ryan. Carried Away by Hi. tullvc Hill. of Connecticut, Introduc-
tbc Opera Home last night came wry ‘
hour unconscious with dociors work--
the audience did not see what went on I
Car. ‘
strained nerves. she fainted. She was .
to sleep and-was all rightin the mom ;
Rev. F. D. Torrey has resigned as pas- i
Conn. where he will replace (leorge'
the tr. 0 tel. sy. Both detec-
tlvmhgéthenghn Land. 11 Ii not i
l
a}.
.s‘
i it; d j
T
ll! ‘ WVW'
o i ivy ‘v
I.
a. J. HILL Paasskrs BILL.
WASHINGTON. Nov. lid—Represen-
ml n bill yesterday "to Improve curren-
cy conditions."
'I‘bc bill contains seven sections.
curb one of which changes some por-
linll of existing fiscal law.
The measure proposes to mnko If
possible for the sccicinry of the trees
dry to dcposit nil government receipts
in notional bank dcposilmics by clim-
hurting the words. "exccpt receipts
from customs." rcpcnls ibc $3,000,000
limit on the wiilulrnwni of circulating
norm. ,proiidcd that ”li' sollsidaii'y
(oin made be supplied by the re-coln-
llL't.’ of sllvcr coins. that the dnlc of re»
printing the (lil‘fclt'lli iii-nominations of
slivcr ccrlilicnlcs and grccullncka be
changed to meet the demands ti busi-
m-ss: provides for it new Sill gold ccr~
iltlcnir- to lake the place of ilw till
moi-ulmck: rcmnvcs the restriction on
lllt‘ issuance of Sh bunk notes and pro-
vides a unlinim tax of onc-hnif of one
pcr cent. per nnnum on all nations.
bunk clrcululiou.
A SCIENTIFIC. DISCOVERY.
Kodoi Dyspepsia (.‘uro docs for the
stomach that! which It Is unable to do
for iisclf. cvcn wbcn but slightly dis-
ordered or ovor~londcd. Kotioi Dys-
|w|lrlili Cure suplics the natural inlc.
cs of dlgoslioil and does the work of
the stomach, relaxing the nervous ten
sion. while the inflamed muscles of that
organ are allowed in rest and heal. Ko-
dol llyspcpsin Cure digests what you
rm and cnnblcs the stomach and ("KP“-
live organs to transform all food Into
rich. rcd blood. Sold by Clifford Phnr-
mncy. ee
sevowsas ar AN Enscriou.‘
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.~Revoivcrs were
drawn. a rough and tumble fight on-
guged in and a score of policemen wore
called to quell a disturbance at the
election by the Fifth Ward Republican
Club last night. No one was seriously
"injured. The anti-organisation men.
.ch by former Alderman Edward l.
Liulugcr finally withdrew from the
ball and elected a ticket which will he
used in a contest against the organise-
rion ticket before the Republican coun-
ly central committee.
SPENT MORE THAN “.000.
\l'. W. Baker. of Piainvlew, Neb..
Iii-rites: “My wife suffered from lungi
trouble for fifteen years. She tried 'a
1number of doctors and spent over 81;
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 enioys better health
'ban she has known In ten years."
Refuse substitutes. Sold at Pla'lst-
cd‘s drug store. South Norwalk. and A.
C. Siliiman'e. Darlen. .. !.
«saA‘zu. WILL as aaeazaaurso.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-—Brasll. will. be
represented at ,lhe International Live-
;stock Exposition. which opens at.,the
.stoclt yards on Saturday. A cable mes-
‘Isage received. from the Brasillan. gov-
;ernment states that -iive representa-
.tives of thecountry' are to arrive in
'Chlcago byIthc #:t of ibe,weeit.. The
'ilrst shipment 'm abroad foe-exhi-
lbltlon at. the stock show haksrrll'ed.
lit incindedtwenty‘horse's from the Bel-
Igian government. . ._ . ,. .
i . .
" V ’ .
sews.»
More Feats Turned in to the leeretary
of diets Yesterday.
HARTFORD. Nov, 25.-—Tbc annual
report of the so York,‘Ncw Haven
and Hartford ailro‘ad was filed at the
oils-e of the railroad Commissioner at
the statecppitni ycslol‘dlty, Summary
is as follovn:
Number pallehgcrk curried-63.711.-
I99.
Total passenger earnings—122.933,-
0"! st -
Total freight revenue-123.014. ‘9".‘
iii.
Gross earnings from operationsw
“129tl.077.bl.
Operating expenses»$34,055,0235li.
Mileage of passenger t-nrs——tiii.5(iil.-
The road has this passenger, freight
anti switch locomotives.
During the year 1.230 firsts-lass pap-
scngcr cars have been added. also ilil
parlor curs, :iil sleepers. and five illn-
lng cars. Total number of cars owned
by the company—16,277.
Accldenls—ThlrIy-uevcn cmployca
killed: ”2 injured; four passengers
killed. iminiurcd: cigbtydbrec trespas-
scrs killed. and filly Injured. Nine
people killed at rnilwny crossings. II
injured. lI‘lrc killed at stations. two
iniuicd. Five klllcli from other causes.
Total killed—omit: iniured 2:”.
Taxes paid to the slate of Count-cli-
cut tl,0l4.3lii.7d. 'I‘nxcs paid to all
states ”£85389.“ -
(‘npliel stock—~870.silf.:loo.
I)ivldcnds—-84.dlH38.
Total number of employee—Alibi”.
Total compensation of employees——
Mil i358 086.89.
The annual report of the Central
New England Railroad was put on file
today. (.‘apltnl stock “4.500.000.
Gross earnings from operations—-
Stlillllflfl fill.
(lperailng expenses—852225034.
income from operating~8140.iifi2.82.
Deficit-412370.36.
Salaries and wagrm«8:i3il.000.
Number passengers curricd~—--hiil.k‘.'il.
«7...... __...__.
‘A cool: NAME.
I-‘roni personal experience i testify
that I)r\\'ltt's Littlc Early Risers nro
lightly named ilccuusc ibcy girl!
strength nnd cncrgy Iand do their
work with ensc.-~~\‘\'. T. Eusiou lineruc
'l'cx. Thousands of people r.‘ ‘ using
those llny Illic pills in preference to
all others. because thcy are so pleasant
and effectual. They curc billlousncss.
iorplrl livcr. jaundice. sick boudncbc
constipation. etc. They do not purse
and Weaken. but cleanse and strength-
cn. Sold by Clifford l’linrmacy- "
IOYB' TRIAL CONCLUDED.
WATERBURY. Nov. 2i.———'l‘iic trial
of lite eight boys. charged with assault
upon a nonunion . conductor during
the late strike, was again before the
Superior Court yesterday. The morn-
ing was taken up by witnesses for the
defense numbering about twenty who
testified to the good character of the
boys. William Costello, was the first
one of the boys sent to the stand. He
said that on the Waiting of the assault.
be was at e danceI'higb took place In
the city hall. not in the pool room. as
was alleged. The l y's father testified
that the boy was g. the house at 1i
o‘clock on the gig oéutho assault. and
did not leave "(bah ac agnin that
night
CHAMRFRI AIN'SrCOU H REMEDY
CURES (:0ng ON ATURE'O
The most successful medicines are
those that aid nature. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It
aids expcctoratiou, relieves the lungs.
opens the. secretions and aids nature in
restoring the system to a healthy conr
dltlon. it not only relieves. it cures
the cold effeclnnify and permanently.
and Is unquestionhbly the most one
tessful medicine in use for this pin
pose. ii is pleasant to take and con
talus no opium or other harmful drug.
For sale by Stillsoanowell Corpora-
lion. flaxter Pharmacy and Ciiiiorrl
Pharmacy. "
SEVEN LICENSES ENOUGH.
NEW MILFORD. Nov. 26.-—ltemo‘a-‘
strancea against the granting of an
additional liquor license here was on
the ground that the seven licenses al-
ready held are sufficient for the town
and that others would be detrimental
to its welfare. The county commis-
sioners held two hearings today on two
separate applications for licenses.
DISASTROUS WRECKB.
CsreicssncsaisJosponslble for manyi
a railroad wreck‘.nnd the. same causes
are making human wrecks of sufferers
from Throat and Lung troubles. But
since the advent of Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption. Cough!
and colds. even thoworst cases can
be cured. and hopeless resignation in
no longer necessary. Mrs. Lois Gregg.
of Dorcbester. Mass. is one of many
whose life was saved by 'Dr.‘ King's
New Discovery-u This great remedy
is guaranteed for all Throatand Lang
diseases by Frank H. Baxter. Drugglst.
grist: 50c and 81.00. Trial bottle:
~.. '
w
RIOLL’O E'TATE "MM”.
5 ml:
new
or tiresome or in Isuzu-Governor
Charles R. loge "filed their report
is counted” menu; thet'the ‘vaioo
jot'the estate is $100,000. ‘ _ The family
receive the entire estate; ‘ ’ ‘ ’
' ‘ is your 'xv“ucrcte.
ed ran y out aniline
i .
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it devote a
MC 6 ilqu
’33; it: i ' good an- saris
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Beside. sue guides and Plies. see.
!i- Frank HSMWI’I D”! m“. ."
n; m as; r. or new...
HAVEN, Nor. zap-tumours .
. erminst ,
leg of. '1. B. Chennai! un Grove. Ill. '
album geot- guild I
es 0
he Anguilla
-
rind .
. . tam’fi‘lvii pilot" we
Hflwmt ml" ulflliiwt 'l‘ 1”” i' W" ‘
I mitt": would? b"“' i .:
amuse“...
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Moss'Bo‘rax‘le used in the manufacture of Welcome Soap In One a
Year-then In an the other scape sold in New England in Five Years.
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mam-n ”I... H__....._..a..'_a...1.. --I_.n....-.I,; . -
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GUILTY OF TRESPASI.
‘ NEW HAVEN, Nov. 25.-—A Jury
Mystery Attached to Cylindrical Steel Woodhury Canoe it Give Turkeys and! am... being out nearly three hours do-
Ohject Found in New Canaan. . Are to Erect Club House. added that Henry‘ Renter was guilty
NEW CANAAN- NUV- ‘34-’Myfili‘l'l' WOODIIURY. Nov. 24.——Tbe Ameri— oftrespass In digging clams on certain
3“" lilfli‘hi‘d today ‘0 the, heavy cyllu- ' can Sbcnr and Knife Company here on parts of the shore front at Sandy Point.
drical 8180i Obiet‘l found l‘i'llfl'dly 0" .uounccs that it will erect a club. West Haven, This case has been stub~
the New York, Nt‘w "MP" and "lil'l' : house for the men in its factory. Thci bornly fought, as for a long time the
701‘“ Railroad ”Mk about a mile 50“"1 I plans provldc for reading roms. bowl-‘5 residents at the point have held that
0f the SlaiOhPI'P- 80m? N‘Siik‘nlfi fill" ing allcysI blliinrd rooms, buffet and‘ people who went on their shore lends
clung ‘0 lhi‘ HIIBD‘NOH that ii WI“ ln'lkltchen. Yesterday all the married‘l were tresmlerl, while the clam dill-
tended M an “"9"!" "“0“le iht‘ Ob‘ ‘ men In its employ iccclvod a turkey gers claimed that the shore was not
100! being ill derail ll train M "N‘- hllh while the unmarried mcn received one‘ private grounds.
embankment Whi‘ri‘ .it was placed. dollar cacb. Nearly two hundred men
Others. however. while unable to iden- i are empioypd. '
tify it in terms. thought its original:
mission was peaceful and that it was
simply dropped by accident from a
..=-
rmoma or rue rooms." I LUCKY EMPLOYEES.
DANGER iN FALL COLDS.
Fall colds are liable to hang on all
A REMARKABLE CASE. ' winter leaving the seeds .of pneumo-
One of the most remarkable cases of nia. bronchitis or consumption. Fol-
passing “fill. a cold. deep-seated on the lungs. causv '; cy's Houey and Tar cures quickly and
09M!“ J. DOW-‘- lhf‘ "80k walker" lug pneumonia. Is that of Mrs. Gertrudet prevents serious results. It is old and
who lock charge last night of the 01MB. Fenner, Marlon. ind, who was entire-n reliable. tried and tested. safe and sure.
icct which had aroused so much specu-lv cured by the. use of One Minute! Contains no opiates and will not con.
iation, tried to find out today what was ; (‘ougb Cure. She says: "The cough i stipatc. Sold at Plaisted's drug
inside of ii. The cylinder. which lsilng and straining so \veokcncd me that: store, South Norwalk. and A. C. Silli-
nbout a foot In diameter and made ofil run down in weight from. 148 to 92imnn's, Darlen. "
thick steel so that It weighs nbontJ'fl'l pounds. I tried 71 number of remedies;
pounds. bad a short piece of pipe ni-llo no avail until I used One Minute‘
_...__-
DR. WHEELER OUT ON BONDS..I
DANBURY. Nov, 25.—Dr. Hiram A.
Wheeler, who was arrested last week,
on a murder charge accused of causing
inched to one cud with a '1‘ joint and a (‘ougb Cure. Four bottles of this won;
piece of wire. at the end of the pipe. 1 dcs'ful remedy cured me entirely of the
Doyle unscrewed the pipe from the cough. strengthened my lungs and res-
cyiinder. Through the three-quarter "Well me 10 mil normal weight. llf‘lllh i the death of Mrs. Liule K. Waterman
Inch hole where the pipe came. out. be and strength." Sold by Clifford Pilate . as a result of a criminal operation and
could see something inside which ll€,ma('3'- ": who. after a hearing, was bound over
described indefinitely as brass work.‘ ' ‘ to the Superior Court under bonds of
Doyle also thought there was a smoky SECOND STORY THIEVES~ 385,000. was released, the bail being
i
i
look about the hole as if a fuse bod‘ STAMFORD. Nov. 25.——A report furnished. Nine Danbury men. friends
been burned in it. :xcept for the i made to the. police yesterday indicated I of Dr. thcies are his bondsmen.
be empty. After looking it over. Doyle I cls valued at “.000 at the home of .i. i :URED OF FILES AFTER 40 YEARS.
buried It. He will await a possible in- | l. Raymond. on Strawberry Hill Inst . Mr. C. Haney, of Geneva, 0.. had the
vestigeiion by the railroad company I nigbi wmle the family Were at dinner. piles for 40 years. Doctors and dollimi
~~-——-—-— given olli cliber in regard to the. us- Witt‘s Witch Hazel Salve cured him
lure of the jewels or their value. Mr. permanently. Invaluable for cute.
CAST R I A iRiiymOlld is the head of s New Yolk . bums, bruises, sprains, lacerations. sc-
iiriu . i
' -— ~-—-———-———-—- skin diseases. Look for the name Do
rot Infantaand child!“-
‘-»--lurgcly -n woman's complaint—is écheap, worthless counter'clts. Sold
(chiefly ‘csusod by indigestion, consti- .by Clifford Pharmacy. ”
' ‘ pntlon and forpld liver. You can pro-
3'“ "1° m.“ l wmrmo Poucv SLIPS.
We! . ' l Solvent. Dr. David Kennedy‘s new i
' I medicine. once every few days immed- 3 was placed under arrest by a member
ATTACK ALL BRYAN BEQUESTS, ‘instc. No nausea or griplng. Write Itbc charge of writing policy slips
”m-.. I m the Cab-urn Company. llondout, N. i which act Is forbidden by state law.
Even the Portion Nominating the New Y.. for a free sample bottle. ” ‘ He gave $200 ball for his appearance
hraekan for Executor. ‘
l
Mrs. Grace Imogene Bennett. widow of i BRISTOL. Nov. 25.~Wbilc stringing} STOP THAT COLD
Plum 8. Bennett.nied an appeal yostor-I. wires yesterday afternoon on a pole or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra~
day to the Superior Court from the do . at a height of fifty feet from the ziiian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
land in the Probate Court regarding j ven_ a lineman employed by the South- ‘, 10. 25. 500 I111! 3190 bottlfl- The 0111'
certain portions of the will or Mr. Ben , cm New England Telephone Company. 5 for. Baxter I 01' Plum“ "
octt. The appeal In taken from Sec-i slipped and fell headlong. He strucki . f ,
sealed letter providing for a gift of; lacerating his face beyond recognition.
850.000 to W. .l. Bryan and family; also fracturing his right wrist and tear I
from the section providing for trust. ing a knee tendon. At his request he
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Bryan for scholar-i Hospital. 1'”. ch. mt w ‘ .fl db.
ships and prises in colleges; and from‘ I. . .-
the section nominating Mr. Bryan as an .I NOT A SICK DAY SINCE. I ¢m .
“I was taken severely sick with kid'. ‘
‘— 2 ncy trouble. ‘ ’ I, ”I“ I E'.‘
. ' a noun Times A NIGHT. Icines. none of which relieved me. One “I
‘ Mr. Owen Dunn. of-Benton Ferry, \V. : day I saw an all. of your Electric Bit- y .
Va. writes: “I have had kidney Mldlit‘rs and determined to try that. After ‘ ’ ' ‘
close so bad that l was obliged to get soon thereafter was entirely cured. and. ’
up at leastia dozen times a night. I;bave not seen a sick ‘day since. Neiglr. W W a“.
never received any permanent benefit I bors of mine have been cured of Rheu- l m firmflthc h
Kidney Cute. .After using two bottles. troubles and General Debllity.” This my Wm M ‘
I am cui'ed‘." Sold at Plalsted's drug is what 8. F. Base, of Fremont. N. 0..!
store, 'SOuth Norwaik. and A. C. SIIII- writes. Only 50c.I at Frank H. Baa-I. Sold at PlaisteId's drug store. Scull
man's. I .- ' ” ters’;"nra'gmst ‘ ' ‘ 't N. and A..C.»Bllll..n-.I union.
“brass work." the. cylinder appeared to I that second story thieves obtained jew-i
before digging it up again.' .\I the house today no information Is could do him no lasting good. De-
sema. totter. salt rheum, and all other
. SICK HEADACHE. ‘Witt on the package—all others are
“I Kill for line liven Basil
. vent it by taking a dose of Cal-curs.
NORWICH. Nov. 25.—A. A, Domler
——-..._.. HI..— lntcly after a meal. ' Pleasant to the ', 0i the State constabulary 198mm" on
in the city court tomorrow.
NEW HAVEN, Nov, 25.—Counsel for-i LINEMAN FELL FIFTY FEET.
cieion of Judge l.igingston W..Clcavcv1ground. Thomas Costello. of New Ha- ever tried. almost without exception
tion 12 of the will which refers to the; the ground on his head and sboulders.‘ lnNE'
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funds of 810.000 each to be administer-i will be removed to the New Haven i “
executor of the will. »
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from any medicine until I tried Foley's . matlsm. NeuralgiahLiver and Kidney.
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