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Robertson has his on printed checks. .
‘IO‘M‘ ““9 V07“ ‘5‘ “in time ii i V. . lam . Iiuildlng. Ilridgcport. Friday. Saturday
’ it at .'_v tod bu ‘ l ' ‘ gill Sunday, ill-'cernbcr ll. 12 and iii.
' r. n' was seen ity t M be program f0 lows:
. did a o to ob discuss the ni'atm m m - ”m"'|‘""'“"“" riluay afternoon-”Ii, devotional per
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In
further than to say the circumstances "in”, ninth vice. led by ii. I). lenonua. iirldiu‘
an athtsd above were correct. lie dis- xx: 1 I and M “H port; 5:30. organisation; ti. banquet.
followed by after dinner talks. ii. I..
Blitlth. New Haven. proaidillg.
Friday evening—4:30. pruino aervicc.
icdtby (3. E. Pom’croy. Hartford; 8.
play the note to the iiubbell and ‘ in“. bad. .
‘. Wtdficormfl which also was flirt “mmmsm strong“ OW: excifal
“- -' ' . «air. 1' «owns...»
the handinnarveai't'l‘hatgmthalinr
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The “game may be worked with the
‘ . .l '. .. . . . ” {other business men and mac and: out nib—all liddress. “if i Were a 'oung Follow."
", { 91mm . I ‘ ‘waill do well to. be on the look- .1...“ a... mum muhnmfum Rev. George W. lilnchky. supervisor
i h olil.r' bl believed that a clever band jammy-up... my... WW5 Good Will llonie. idn‘ it‘liirficld. Mia:
. of awi’ndiera have struck the city. and napalm“: "Ababtlfh—nym'qo'hngllmh 8:30. address, It. hi. ito‘biuson. New
. lift"! hull. started to work. Animal. Nova Sands, I be.“ a. York. secretary Intel-national l‘oni
indict-rial. [trial lttec Boys' "Oliarilanl.
. VALUE ~11 flirt-:0. Jflmwd‘a‘year'umtfhakurfltaf Saturday mnrnlna: ttzcttt. mmninu
‘offl-hmr. are acworlxi ~ ‘ , . W I'ptnaadthulmumgy ‘9'...“ watch. Iloward “if'llili‘iiit..v.lf‘.. sect-n
‘ tnry Y. M. C. A. of (‘oltiinbln l'Illvcralll
t time. hot so Referee Banks Expungoa a Claim ta he bolstered whip plows, food would .
by g ‘9:ng Against the Ianitrupt Whitiock map “mg...“ “:3“ [mu New Yorkrtionto. itiillllilit', It. M. ltou
W some. private .. ... 50h“. “flitting“ that would last from M . .inhon. New York. l‘.’:.'l(i. Iliiicli.
~ N'anbnai bank. lteferec John w. Banks. of Bridge twenty "limit.“ Thuiiwoliid Nationally. . .2“ Saturday llflcrlififm- '2 to i. loci-en
‘ liking worthless 'port. has decided adversely to the claim to as had I faltai iflife wasn't worth living. Oat lion: i.--mnfercnco nuinlon.
.gmerchants. it of the imliorlers' uiid 'i‘raders‘ National yafter one of my hymn“. I w. , Saturday evening-into. iiltir‘ll'nicl!
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attic and: biiiim' “W“. T”: ""1 “'7 . - .‘W‘Wrr' view" W .
as y. alt . ‘ ' ‘ ~ . t '* oung en‘s . rslun A it‘ at maul
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In tho manufactun of Wannabe». In One .
..Yoar‘than In all the other soaps sold In New England in Five Years.
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w ”a” the circum- bank of New York for “thorax against lrfiu‘ to think ofionietii n; that would can pa bong sorvicc. led by to ’l‘. lino-ii. Hliilt‘
‘ W; . ‘J v ‘_ , ' ' the bankrupt estate of Sturgo'il Whii- when i thought of high. S’NP,QMW 'Becruun'y; ii. uecnea and expelleuuu:
. Mcrhosyt‘he well known lock. of Hhellon. by granting the. mo- ftther had shrunk in the bomuajoalc. in climbs and conferences.
. ,. - I o . ‘Jlas evidently lion of the trustee, Orange Mcrwin.thal for-nymph!" mhtcomafnrnthg Marl: Sunday afternoon— 2:15. delegate.-
iii“ I ‘r' . '.*ti'anles the for
‘.-‘l M' i .b 'i ‘ floney on. but decision ymertiay. accompanyng it Mertakiag thoraci- I was gtaarly uiimd and 'n W 'l‘fier ilali. address by Itcv. Li. W.
723$, u ”overall and the with a brief memorandum of decision. Wmmlmuaqmyu aim. a: 'Hinolt ey. . ..
' ~ i i wanted. a portion of the memorandum explains ital-now fainting (polls. Alsontinud Withfib 1 Sunday owning—South Congrega-
' ' 'lo some extent. the status of the claim. medicine and sin-now well. twat-Nah .Dfil Church. last evening. was well at-
Lsn' Monro our:
V . ‘II
.“4’ W gun“. lt‘is as follows hecpbmawldleat this for anything“ special sermon; 8:30. farewell service. ”mm“ "3’ Ellis 3- l"‘ilIW. "‘“t‘
the claim he. expunged. . lie made that lanthanum it and he gotmahottia. In "M Sunday schools: :2. lioya' ruiiy important Omission in Suit Brought by . in“, 1mm...“ .lnw“ y..,.l,..-.lm- 1,, Judy}
Receiver of Soutnport Iank. '
the Southport National bunk. against
fTROLLIY COMPANY Vicroalous.
NEW HAVEN. lice. 9.—»ln fwll tint-lu-
' uoawlcl-l Horst. MAN rmzo.
NORWICH, Dec. 9.——Th9 hearing of
the case of Henry P. Gray. keeper of
slbumuay. of the Superior Court, the the American House, one of the prose-
An error of somebody‘s m the pupa-r3 ' C(inl'f tlcui ituilway and Lighting cations growing out of the raidd nibdn
ol‘lnncctctl with the suit n". “0.000 in- lf‘nmlmny came out victorious. 'l‘heac . by the state police here. was conclud-
hm- "r :cltncs u'erc iiiilillclioli suits brought to ed yesterday in the (layman. Gray
ircl-ltraln the company from t‘flllliilliillK , was charged with Viohtioil 0f the Sun-
? “a” morning. “ ""be 'lain i' ba'ei u i the. alie. ed | N that it has and , ' . . .- ~—‘— "—-*--" .
‘ l ‘ l h h ( pol . h“ Hrs Jim Abram B. Slurgeu, ol‘ Pail-field, illl‘f'ltlr ”t 1113' “Ruth-’4 at In“ MMHHIUH HUN-W 1 day liquor law. was fined $35 and costs.
Mr. “0'3”" breach of a certain agreement, ‘ltlxhibii wmu'thn 0‘ ”Ilium. allllrat, Mara". , HOW TO PREVENT VCROUP.
' 1““ n ”9“? A" Whereiii Cobalsii & Alvor‘d. who are It": bottle of Mother sugary 5 my l. ”a
W, .. . 1 rt - Mr. “01" alleged to have been acting as agenité “‘i‘h'h'MN WN'Wk'miufl m0!
7 ‘i .h. 'm" tended '0 for the bankrupt. \Viiltlock. gnariln- l" Vii“ Mimi youtrnonqln fall. Simpiyguo ..
km“ Nd” “rum” and d" tier-ii the paymont of all tho debts of thiw‘fflmi ..Talu the ..
9 1‘ “9t ““3"" l' Leroy l'. Dresser and Dresser & (30.. to 'f It dorm I um you. tend ttI-lh‘ label of!” of;
an ‘t" ““0" the filii value. of certain securities. The “liquid we will lend the money by return mail.
‘ ' ”it” ”93"“‘9' proof of ciainl alleges a breach of this ”m '5 a lesal and binding ‘ eat. and this
‘nuy'm get M" agroement'in that said debts have not Cflmfiny‘i- financially ' . MOTi-lll
“i- Th“ "m” bceirpaid. it contains no allegation ”mm-{,5 SVRUP‘CO.,‘163 Duane St.,New
W}? tum" ”m” as tn‘lbe value of the securities. ll Ym'k-
A plea ili abatement 'lo the suit
.P _. fins to prov?! flilMl‘Xligllflit't' proptntftloii. i
. cutiliac or r, lift c l 'e I cl
.°::ih:.t‘o“xu;:fioxgiar'amv'tno‘er way. (1. s “n h I vilic hill» in this city. .Iullge Shunt
Guard 'Againat the Disease. has been filed on the ground llilll lb: . . | ‘
Ct'ottp'ia a terror to young mothers babel-a served upon Mr. Still-gen WI'lt "'t' ' "Wm“? W“ ""“n ”W ”'“t eh“ “I it"
Mid to post them concerning the cause, not proper copies of the writ. minimum
ilrst symptoms and treatment. is the and complaint. in that tin-re was a
:bblect of this item. The origin of very important omission.
roup be a common cold. t'liildrcn date of the papers was not given in
im are subject to it take cold very the copy which was served upon Mr , . .
Easily lllid croup is almost sure to fol- Sltlrgea. N l-"""‘" "" "'-- "‘W ”“‘ ”mm“ ””1"
corner iii lit-rby an a part of the con-
nection with tile lt‘air lint-cu and West—
way denies ihc injunction. finding that l
‘ .‘ go. He seems w flit? that such allegation lei Scigri'sSiyrupismarfaof Frultr,Rootrand'Hcr|t
; giddld lltitiiliEm.(.“flu'n..m1mm"! a cause of hello“ I inaconeenmred syrup—old, go‘dm'ig to a do“: low. The first symptom b: Iil'iiil'Hi“ Mr. Slurgcu has pit-tilled in aanc- ““"3" _ _ _ .. , 1
Im,- a breach of the guarantee." route dorrinrhabottiethan-any otbtr m‘edicino‘ar ‘ness: this is soon followed by.u llf‘f'ltl' men to the suit. and asks iilti:l:i:‘.ll‘il GOOD FOR CHILDREN. .
_ ashlar Irathwall, 'i‘hc memorandum continues by going I a; :£:*mu real cum than any mcdkim‘fl
. - ‘ , . ..i
,. like .u’ y. 'Ctishier dill-l. lover the sections of the agreement un-
‘ the 1;"; National Bank," der which the New York bank desires W
- Ll ' “or signed b" to have. its claim mogiiined. and con- ’ " ’ .
” . 1, a check blades by granting the ll'llslcc'ri motion POPULAR AMQOEMENTS.
,..‘ ugh this to expuhse. . was .~ ‘ ‘
t. quirod- .01 The referee gives permission for the J‘ 1 I K 0] 5?ng REPER’i Oil}?
had filing of a petition for review. if one is -'
Beginning with next .Monday nixht.
‘6 "9‘ desired, within ten days. l Manager lioyt prtx-sents at the Hoyi‘a
- .. . . ' Theatre. for a solid week‘s engage-
clgfihuérgfigsmggbxisgf: BASKET IALL FAILURE aunt and daily inutinees. and at pol)-
l t "W '
M9101“
,. . . liiitt' rims—- c on I. ' favorite
a specially pitfall-i di numbered American ““9“. "i Connecticut H“ charter!) K. Citl‘iilllnii’iilrillldl'll'oundf‘d by
(he enabler foinrdv that no order Th A an :lbpkdt'l ii i l um "I ”I? finest minimum evél‘ki’lit
. - e m ‘c as e )a caguc 5 tea it)flPilf.‘l‘-1Ii‘0tlllf‘ll it super - ,
‘comt. ,'~°m M“ Robertson, ml‘id no more. Through lack of patronage repertoire of all new ifoyalty pla‘yit‘. Middlolown, “mm" "a" 9' 19"3'
”for“. the mfimnhl “ml‘ :2 one team after another has been com- and presenting unusually fine special
'0'" '9‘“ at m: polled to drop out until at the. present lies between ”rebels. : Mr. Champli "Mild?" 1”
{a bankhhtilwho‘uld Fwd V time Bridgbpdr‘t and New Britain are ia‘ without doubt" producing lhe‘ lined 33m?” WP: "90. 17. Ht‘rkt‘lt‘y Divinity
‘ i" is 9" it “i a“: the oniy‘leam which have not quit.
'fifiml-i 5“ ‘ The. lease melt'did not draw well today. . in Sarnlo'gn. N. \’.. this «one a. Jan. 9. Amhcrui Autcuttuml (tul-
It; 5 “9° .cm 5' from mastoid" and'crowds only quarter puny scored an immune bit: the pap- if‘K‘“ Jim- if». (7018"? i'nlt't'miii‘C 5““-
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'{Hluffii |
‘ idfllfi‘dm Wag Pomp“; as large as those necessary to make ers there were unit
' the game paying, attended. The first to of the high nlerft‘ii‘ f the attraction‘
drop was South Norwsik. which should while Manager Sherlock, of the thea- _
havebecn ligature hestpaylng towns trc. in. that city sdyatbe Champlli. March a,
' 3_ 1m, mantras PD" in the longish". “item It was impossl. Company is positively the lineal that Trinity College. The nillc games
. . ‘ bie to obtain; a suitable hall~for the
the ainofalbhslness games. Wallingford stepped out soon toire. This speaks extremely well of deuce: Jan. ‘12. Columbia at
a
' 5"“? {a
'e,pt_blank-.pgpeg-, he loved .by~ rtford. New Haven and "The lips ‘aiid
‘nota w‘ taterlden. .. . .,. ‘
a on his 3" rwg qthe latter team quit. the. finish of the finest pet-f manor; of the sea. Ha our; Mar. H. Williams at Wil-
htur ‘ . ,_ _
i mall) 1 ea
txiil‘st bi‘shii iii
:aid- “That with City quintet . ed the-league standing
fifl‘aslwell." ; and wast-life orient Df'thawh'oie out- The next attraction to be seen at
"'flilank'hiii head and fit. 0vdria" edit and" Iiianager Billy .Htlyl's Theatre will be the staged story dair-
:said that be believed all of the teams dramatic form '1 '~'.aitl!ltiis even Iiilll'l‘
9'1. MP tithe dentitmd intended tobe game. tie-haul, and suck essentially a drama.
ii i- Me on whole 'to the league until the last minute. tense scene and ii-fifl'lg'biiuation, and
Writer “MC it ”0* ‘ ‘This is a at exactly what happen for the past twoyearuias berm toured
Ill store 0! Mr. Rob- ed. The. . scheduled with New fire all over the land with the most gratify-
, _ “‘5' a;couple 0' blank yen for last nighl'was cancelled and log retinitis. It is ii play or the than
liotxanv _ ~ . at W- l A further conteata .will be played at outthly satisfying kind. andibls season
eiilered "‘9 “0‘9: '1 1°.“ ““5 lor'a hall. Bridgeport. it is beliov- has much the best company in its sit-v»
.i-mlld“ r°§£$'3l‘l.°‘£“{fi mt: " that the ball as much as anything Ural carts yet seen. ~ '
‘y‘o . o- a .- .. .. ‘ w . . I" .‘ . ..
'6? "I51 .1 ‘r. Wade waf’binly- else. queered the game in that city. . i N(‘i.r 10M ti (ABIN
a A3 theboytowng.
.Oli‘?
aecrotary of agricullil clan chiefii of
both because of its reputation and be- l'nclc Tom's ('squ was presented to body at "10 same bannttct.
cause of its distance from lbcflcenter a woll~fliled house. at Hoyt'a Theatr .
0' the 10"“; 0 WI! many WHOM last evening, and was received wit.
.- not attend. Such has also been tinstinted‘npplnuitc. 'i‘he musicalapetar
. the case in other cities of‘tbc‘ieaguc iallies were excellent. and. the cou-
' and-Wit suitable hull could have been fumes fresh and pretty. The-next ate
‘ obldtnelzgh‘c game plight have. been a traction is Marie (Yorrcilli‘s :lll‘orltl pop-
. . , "'" .paying . e. um story. The ma. w ci‘w ic pro-
\ figgcgg'fighm: WWW-“V = -..- " .I settled by Ethel urandon anti fl hm»
~ be .8 ‘3 NORWAtK CONGREGATIONAL supporting Company. Saturday. Dc-
— ‘9' '9“. .. -‘ ”it. it *' cauncn. c‘ember i2. .... - -
' ' Wednesday. 3 p. nw—Annua mee n . W ' ‘
of the E. It». a. .lte'ports ”(Belgians . 'ITAlalAN BARKMENT A8H0lll..
bf omen: ,. ‘ ' » ; my - , airman. Oregon. Dec. 9.——The ltai~
' Thurfigy. 7:30 p. ni.-—-Meeting of the fan bark (lavour. of Genoa. lumber-la-
Yonng mle'g society“. the. iadlea' deli from East londou. South Africa; is
“ parlor, “What We Boleive and Why ashore on Peacock St)“. and Ma
, " _ ‘ . _. We bellow It." li.—»--The Father Al. iteved will he‘ll total loss. She is
v. ’ N at. -.vyas‘ilhmed- fillgiity_l' The pastor. pounding to pi . en..her.hoid is full of
W‘fl“ . hiofl. and " s p_ iii.wghlll'(‘h prayer service in the water. and bar intern in so far down an
_ «slam-mined Ifr.-.i.hapel.: Subject: “The Skeleton in to subject her to ills, fury of the seas
‘ " filtration Mr- the (tioieu' 1 Sam. 2:12 and 17‘. a il..'.ti|lt.‘ltl‘~9t|k oveivtbesmt. Thcdeint
ha.had,'his.ras-...crncheics story. "Beadle and Martyr." Adams We Stylus Prev. look 031M
' ’- nd'nol. sent for Noxtslmday' morning. the, annual master. of the ship and sixteen men.
«can u ._, . 7 '( .. uttering for our Sabbath school will he t-vcfi dating the dos. All cine was left
._ that nacho c lat-plead. ~ . -. . ulboard. The noun were‘.lnkcli-off in
:" 2 mm a. "l‘hc intention of the ladies k‘cfflléll two host Ina-«Is. and placed on the his
WW’QW the to the annual gal ulng or the i. a. A. Taloocb. which reached this city this
' .mpw 0110' P.» on Wednesday: .a it the attention nt‘ lunrlilos.‘
. Oll- "WU! tbcu'oung people it»; called to the annual
'll . ., 'lOllOl‘ "N'hfld meeting of the Young People‘s Society
be the forgery" for receiving reports and tor the WOW-i
‘3 ., ~., . . . tion of officers. which is to be holder}.
‘ "“ ‘o‘ogout. Priday'evenlg. at the parsonage; To
‘ihis'.nnieting;.alid in the sociable which
imm liatelyfoliows, the young people
“ ‘of fit maul-ch and congregationwhem-
‘ . numbersotztlermworootr '
yipvited. . .. ‘ . 9'
, r willgive the second of his
t read.
mafia '»“‘Wba WW
use: We .llevc
Mona‘ Forward Movement and have ar-
daily Dee. H3 iii various factories at
noon and iii the chalk-hes at llight.
.waoit. . ._. .. .
Mr. ii. P. Peterson of ‘Waablngton
has presented the museum with a doz-
, turquoise and amazon. stones. both
i.‘ and uncut, valucd‘at 850.
‘ ‘ Fleur track meets have been definite-
iii" scheduled: April 23. Intel-class
eel; Mar 7. Brown of Middletown:
Maya”, N. Y. U. at New York: May
21. NE. 1. A. A. at Worcester.
9 Hr. G. liibbcn, professor of logic ill
Princeton. lectured beforcllie faculty.
graduate students on upper classmeil
on‘ Mono-1v. tbpicz. " e Philosophy of
the Enlightenment." x '
Prof. W. 0. Alwaier..rcturneda few
days ago from his folu- months trip
abroad. While away he visited Euro
peawunivorsitles' and experiment ala-
tions where nutrition.invesllgalioua
are being carried on. .
The 1903 edltloirof “Who's Who in
America.” a biographical dictionary of
the mosh notable. living men and wo~
-.‘ awaited titatos. contains the
names of the H.443 most prominent
Americans and auto gale number are
eight-members of tlfe Wesleyan facul-
ty. They are: President Raymond
d ProfessorsJ .ai Vain/lock, W. N.‘
09; W. 0. Atwater. ..'T. Winchester.
HI'W. Colin. 0. Karma. and W. E.
. .. Head. The number of Wesleyan alum-
u . ' - . ' ._ ailistadhasuot been computed for the
‘ who have had with the . - lint-edition..be in the first edition of
. dflm\lflfii&if¥' “Thu"? . . ' . . . " ‘ Who's Who the percentage was 3.41
e shoal-«inflows! addressee ~- ‘ - ' , , . per cent. or about 55. av percentage
Du‘i'ing the .week the, tor villa; a. greater than that of any other Amerh‘
he Ml 0! the; In“!!! DC. .3.“ -_ . 1 canonilege except 'i‘riaity and Kenyon.
fin‘ the Granting: district.“ w 7,4. . The musical clu made 9. Thanks-
. . , g trip through aw En land iv"
., ; ”(guitars gym MW ‘ _ W. .. 3m concarta m 5. afoul
aunt... rainbow ~ - . * comm. ....
‘ B‘ciliivflfti’Mittens in thocase ' - 1- .‘ ’ "'“‘ ‘ ' ‘ "'
'.. A COSTLV “IOTAKE.
that vs. the Chatta-
and Pipe Works and Immersion-sometimes very expcn
_Pittatni Pipe,Conipaay, stun; Occasionally tits itself is the
price of a mistake. but you'll never in
"th The
- tastier-the if lamnrriias‘l New up.»
: niniaas,_ifaad-
, wet troubles. "rim ~
salt
25c at l'mk
Mac. ting
‘ ’ "it. the
mun-m ,
coloured Humour.
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Monday night, will be treated to one at Hanover: Feb. 27. Dartmouth at inch, ,
it is true that tho plaintiff in lil". ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS A BOX
ll wlu be possible for Mr. i’cpper in k .............
The basket ball schedule for mull-til rectify the error which has been mails i SENATOR CLEVELAND‘S WILL.
games. The 12 home by instituting ailollicr unit, and with HARTFORD, lIec. “Firm, will of ex-
dl‘flWifik lilf' lll‘i‘NNll one M‘N‘I‘ paying State Senator Edward lecor (‘leve-
i l c it ‘ if) f r"|2:;fl‘;“:‘:“l lniul \l'itri offered for probati- ill the of-
nvov ic [cecal-t ' o e . “ fl'e if .I if ‘- P‘oi l to: o-
tlfmtlo worth of real estate belonging Ni”- , ~nl,:.g.‘.,.l‘:‘fl..‘ topic; if: e‘s'l'ii‘nliti‘ed
n umlr prune 11. fibriférd Y. MITI‘XJ: Wbfii’,‘ mm to Mr. Slurgcs. which iii now under al- “0"“. “mm at about “3900. is left
with it "glim’ngRId 1|"! . to his faintly. part of if in trust for the
' Km“ 'ilN' of his rand children until the
Dartmouth: March 15, that the attachment now on the prop- ibccuinc of “:9. when the pl‘lnclpfll and
eriy was never placed fhercleltaiiyand .
my pvpppmym up. theatre in repef- away are: Jan. 13. Brown at Provl- so there is nothing to prevent Mr. i” m them. The executors named M
New Slill‘KPrl front selling his property at .m.. will are m. ()"\"\r (y. Smith and
ii 9"" is "l““i‘lii‘d i l’. ilcnry Woodward. The. appraisers
(ilclowli Y. MQC. A.; Feb. l2. Syracuse lacllnicnl.
University; Feb. 19' Williams College. tantamount
" imle the afterwards. and than 'a few days ago the company and is proof positive that York; Jan. 23. Pratt ilistilulc at once.
- against him. it will be an exceedingly .appolnlcd are (‘hurles ll. Whiting and
a "’ ”4.. ' “on Will iao dro ed, uickly for. those who'soto t opening play. ”Brooklyn. Jan. 30, Hartford i'. M. c.
‘ m a" e l‘ ‘8' "WW; W q ‘ mini“ i.|fc." next A., Jyoti. Amherl Aglcaltural Col- difficult matter to find anything to at- f [cl-ml p. ”u“.
perfro‘inanccs in .019. mpprinil‘l‘ field st‘hOOi; D00. 23, Mitifi“MVflt \7. M. 0. the «flair; ill iiit‘ action.
so that
mum a note» He lush. of the Bridge rt five. and who that has done so much to lncreal-le the Prof. Conn was in Washington short- of defrauding creditors.
ed , B i ‘ ”0 ly before Thankgglvlnx attending u ever. Isa, very difficult matter to prove {Will's Witch Hazel Salve. ii cured
r i or his hot was also manager of South Norwalk. gient po‘ ulariiy of Marie Cori-iii, in .
undying ‘ p [i meeting of presidents of‘aiate colleges to the satisfaction of a cOIU‘l. and in .: me." ii is a combination of the heat
I
III till
"fir tough cough. which is .‘iil‘lh‘ rcc- because he says he was tint
attained and Mil never be forgotten by with any notice of the pendcllcy of
one wllo'bas heard it. The time to the. action other than
1M“ is wicn the child first becomes pill'llol'lil to be an exact copy of the . . .. ‘ . , .
hoarse. When Chamberlain's (Tough mporu. which were left iil his hands and l’:'1'f"riri"~huunhl‘.H am” if" Dr“:
-ere«iyisfret-ly stven.ulltemImu-r to byndcpillyaherlff. 'l‘bcpnpcra wlilcli "‘fl‘?‘ j"? 1“}1" .mnfi‘mf"; LN"?
“"0“” Will 9400“ disappear. WWII “"01 he has warned him to appear iii-fort ‘i‘! “ii-Ni: Hill 'i‘fiq‘h f“) ”my? '1" n 9
Jill! cmflgrtmldh Ml developed. it Will the civil superior court on “the first i “" ’ " ‘ '« “-‘t t H, il'T Tatum” la,
9. attack. There is no d“, Tuesday of~—~~«-. 1903... |lion. heals and soothes in fliieh pct-
10" in GM"! this remedy. for it 00W says that in leaving the month blank. . . . .
altitultiblni; injurious. For “a", by be “u been deprived M anv WWW linnllibnte to pale life-giving and life
.Btilisoli-Powell Corporation. llaxier opportunity or nppcarlllg as'hc dnrw‘
. ~ 'l. l.. ‘I'..‘ l . ..
Pharmacy, (,llfford Pharmacy. " not know what month is intended. g". R I I Aims rung of Della. Tex
at Slorrs experiment a alio before the cided in a short timc.
The suit was returned to the civil au- -all skin diseases. Sold by Clifford
t!
the Bureaus of dairy and animal in- pcrltir t'ulll‘l on the first Tuesday of l’harliiucy.
diislriea. Prof. Conn will represent the the present month.
college at the Boston-Alumni banquet 7.000 with interest, on four demand ¢
next Monday evening: l’. Nixon. '04. notes. two made by Mr, Sturgea uud'
will act as delegate from the student endorsed to the bank by its president. Were placed yesterday on money ill
E. (‘. t-llierwmul. and two made by Mr. local banks amounting to 31.700 and ‘
The churches and Y. M. (l. A. of Mld- Sherwood. and endorsed to the bank . belonging to Hucklin and Company.
diatowll are cooperaitffg in *it Young by Mr. slur-gm.-
The notes have been runniii
ranged for n scrim of meetings held about six years.
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STOP THAT COLD
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Messrs T, S. Henderson. '92. and F. W. or it may result in Pneumonia.
.Hanuan. ’90. both of whom are Brook~ allian Balm ill breaking tip Colds wheu- ' lit-nu with llurklln & (‘ninbaliy lbrouah
lyn clergyman. are. the .prominent- everlrled. almost without.
speakers. They will obnduct meetings" to. 25, 50c and 81.00 bottles.
at the college on‘ follnfeVeni‘ngavof next for. Baxter's or Piaistod’s.
through
what
M l'. Sit llrget
yang-m attained.“ magma,- son. '“f l 'i .. ‘ , iian town. Mar. 12. Williams at Wii- present action might institute a hull its the \'ulu.- ii. A. Tlgtlalp. Summertou.
(‘0 mill MIECMA. llamstown;~ Mar. lit. Trinity at "are asking for the setting aside of the. sale .3. in. ”may; on nawlll-g Witch Hazel
‘ ford. Saturday. lice. if). is an open on the ground that it was not a bond lsntviu tie says: "i had the pnes far
‘ fldc sale and was made for the, purpoltc {:30 years. I tried many doctors and
Thin, how~ ‘ medicines. but all failed except he.
one by one until litrongly‘torfict‘iti 1.31 dark than it did and directors of experiment stations. the face of n bonu‘llile attic, it is: high- 'ing properties or wt
i . ,_ ‘. ,
‘ ‘ V ." . , .1 wo l “drop out
”uh.“ Bilihaati. ’ tiriiiceport was thenohly one left. lie between tbe‘cove‘ni ital; book. It tr While at the capitol be exhibited sani- ly improbable that a court would step tisepifcs and emollienls: relieves and
A play of in plea of soft cheeses and described his in and declare the sale void. The mat permanently cures blind. bleeding.
investigations in Calais manufacture lol- (if the plea iii nbaicmonl will be dc. itching and protruding piles. sores,
it was to recover W *"“ “WW-‘—
Advertise vour wants in Tho‘Sentinei i Dill.
m W ’
therefore asks the court to giw hull: ””“m'rim‘i‘ ii “I“! find says there is no
waaLEVAN umvznslrv. m...“ m m... m0... tlwttcr (-0"le temmly made. Sold by
The lJIe‘iIHllil to lake and harmless.»
illic Minute t‘iiugli l‘llrc girl-s ininicll-
litfc relief ill :lll caries of f‘ough. (‘roup
.lnaucntly by enabling tllc lungs to
Leliafniniug oxygen to the blood and flu-
(‘llfl'ord Pharmacy.
uncxpendcd income is to be turned ov-
lcli ilazcl with im-
;cuts. bruises. eczema. salt rlieum and
BROKERS' MONEY ATTACHED.
NEW HAVEN. lh-c. El.-~- Attachments
gstock brokers of Huston. who recent.
2' for l ly suspended business. The money.
was tit-pllslicti by the local col‘l'cspullti- l
f‘lllh‘ of the firm. humans and Dill.|
and the attachments- are ill behalf of.
Brn- 3 New Haven speculators, who did base i
exception 1 tetanus and Dill. According to the
The Cilf- lreport of illicklin and Company's con
”Edition. the firm has debts of $63,000.
‘l of which 823.000 in due hummus and
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lie appealed.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPIIA.
Mrs, Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
l)ci.‘ says: “i suffered for years with
Ecol-dance with the >pwillcnlious of the llygp,.lml“ "fled lb have gm“ dill-
‘lIt-rby Board of' Aidcrlncn. The m s- i “-9,... and belching. 1 [Haiti every-
The “on", ea Wt‘l'l' tried together. line was tltl' lhingi could hear of. lnlt nothing help~
ralllililtl colllpniiy against Mrs. llnsn .Nl “N. ”m“ 1 look Brasilian Balm. ‘11“
’Mt)l‘L‘.-’lllflit'l‘ll and the other was ii‘l'illiii ‘Um. {,0 WM bottle ”mid mt‘ compikl‘a.
Iy.”
For sale by R. ii. Plalsled. i". H. Bax-
ter. and the Cilfiord Pharmacy. "
WILL NOT SUBMIT T0 ARBITRA-
TlON.
HARTFORD. Dec. 9.——Thc attempt
to have that strike of electricians in
lillrl city settled by reference to the
State Board of Arbitration has failed.
the strikers having declined to submit
the matter to the Board. The con-
tractors will now endeavor to secure
workmen from out of town to take the.
places of the strikers.
FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.
'l‘httsu who will persist in clotting
their cars against the continual rec-
ommendation of Dr. King‘s New Dis-
covery for Consumption. will hive is
long and bitter fight with their trou-
bier, if not ended early 1) fatal termi-
nation. Read what '1‘. . Beali. of
lieuti. Miss. has to say: "Last fall my
wife had every symptom of consump-
tion. she took Dr. King's New Dia-
covery after everything else had fall-
ed. improvement came at oncemd
four bottles entirely cared her." Gulc-
nnlecd by Frank H. Baxter. RruggiaL;
Price 50c and 31.00. Trial bottles flier.
.
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ELECTRICIAN RECEIVED SHOCK
MERIDEN, Dec. 7.-Tbe condition ‘ f
(‘harles Whalen, of.New Haven. w '0
received a shock from a live wire in
(‘hesilire yesterday. was more comfort-
able today and the hospital physicians
say he will recover. Whalen, who is an
expert electrician, was canted in
making a connection on the switch-
board ai the Episcopal Academy, Che~
shire.
KODOL DYSPEPSIA CURE. .
Digests all classes of food. when
and strengthens the stomach and ("'88.
live organs. Cures Dyspepsia, indi-
zesliml. Stomach Troubles. and makes
rich, red blood. health and strength.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure rebuilds worn-
onl tissues. purines. strengthens and
swcclcns the stomach. Gov. G. W. Al-
kinstm. of w. \'a.. says: "i hate used
a number of bottles of Katie] Dyspepsia
Core and have found it to be a very!!—
feciive and. indeed, a powerful remedy
for silimiit‘li ailments. I recommend
it to my friends." Sold by Clifford
Pharmacy. "‘
blight lie Worse Off.-——She-It mull.
be awful to be buried alive—squealed
in u‘cof'iln and unable to move. lie-—
Yes. indeed. i tell you. Julie. there are
worse place than this list. if you.on~
ly stop to think about it.-—Leslle‘n
Weekly. . -‘
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