a‘ula—a—
tis- - _ . , t' ' ' ~ mt'h‘mmwes -7
r" messy-Wu mammalian alcohol.
p}. .90 { LAW. antenna or Kroner DISEASE.
; a ”sort , alto: UP rim -
i w! a.. Wrote ‘iafit. to. «on “Two
- Y-troublu. It was Impossible for me to
. t
cnaaoln wu'rt munnsa. l
i
Sensational Cool momma in mm
“pica. Vermont. ,,
illicssisoros. \'t.. flee. to. urn.-
trial of one of the most tll‘tltnitlle. clinch"
'that ever occupied the attention of th.
courts of this state. was begun hcrt
we ‘
. It ‘ i its
at night. from. pains In in
..,_.. , ‘ y back. -cherul preparations proved of no 1. . ~r|a,'. when Mrs. Mar; .\I. It. I. ...,.
.MI; ‘1'” IMIIIIIQI on kidney "Rubles were unable to improve m: lt'llli‘ll‘l‘tlllfillf before u". ‘n'mmem.
"'“W' 1‘ YOIJB any." “h.“ '1' Peillngill's Kltlneerot‘t. Tabla“ county court. t'llitl'ntltl ullli tilt-t littit‘.lr~t
‘7. rhoontm to me. ' lnrleip th an a month the pains disappeared and
g «heeled .‘ egarr to toting: ft-titt'reccntly examined by an eminent
t 'in. who told rue my kidneys w. l't‘ in a healthy condition.“
"WWIW‘ ”minions entitle - If you are In dosh It our back itch»
hi to_ . peel l seasiderat'l'on. dc lee. it you have Natl-pin: 0r Burning
love the use of linuld kidney romp. Paine. if your urine is tout, take the
IOI because of the deadly alcohol In safe course and wrl your symptom!
“Ola. he _re tion from alcohol to Consultation Department. 133 Col-
vltonjadinlnistere todlsea'sed Iiilneya. leg: at. lurilngton. Vt.. who wlll ad-
of her htlsbiilitl. Mitf't‘tlit M. liogtus. Mr.
Rogers has killed last suinnr r, his
wife, the government alleges. boing tb-
ltl‘lllt'llllll In the crime. 'l‘uoothor il‘l
sons. Levi l’erbam. by whom Mrs. I bit»
ers \vnit empioyod, Illtl Btt‘llii Halt-s are
It] the county jllll t-llilrgetl witb compile
by In the t'l‘llile.
lionipilcations which confronted Illi'
Inevitable. harmful Ind usually“; vi” you Frg._ whether you "c in d“, ‘ authorities when they first t0ok the
‘ I. J .. 4' " I." 'or‘not. case In bund Were augmented later by
, Insist upon “" . . . l't-rbam‘s declaration that It confession
c ‘ . J mlitlt' by him before aroroner's jury. it.
‘ , D , 'Pl‘ flflau'l' ’s , which be bad ItecnsetLMrs. litiflt‘t‘s. ‘-ilt~'
.‘ ‘.‘ v" '. . it ~ ii falsehood. -'
, Ill tlllrl cilulttssiilh. ‘I‘erbant said that
lilo ers. who was iltlt living with his
wl e was hired to the banks of the Wal-
joomsac river by Mrs. Rogers on the
pretext that she wished to affect a re
conciliation with him. and while she
cinbi'aeeti bltu,with feigned affection.
l'erbatu and the llates woman bound
him, administered chloroform and then
east him into the river. l‘crltttill stild
that the chloroform which was used
was purchased by the ltntos wonlan
with full knowledge of its Intended itsc.
lie also said that Mrs. Ito crs had prev-
Iotisly offered him 3500, l 0 amount at
the Insurance on her husband‘s Hill. II
he would do itwuy wli llllgei‘s. 'lltitll
of the tvuhletl at the tale denied the
guilt. The entire invention session to-
titty was taken up In selecting it jury.
,naagaunnhiegn woattMau.
.“
Pro. To Compoi Warren a. Waterman to
Give up 33,500.
SOUTHI'ORT. Doc. l0.——-.\ suit was
brought totlay by Ellis 8. Pepper. re-
ceiver of the Soutltport National llank.
,against Warren G Waterman. n Ildilve
'of l-‘nlrlleld, but an Inalrllciur In a col-
:lege In Tennessee. to recover the Hill-
.ottut of a note which he holds its an lt~
’eni of the assets of the bank. it up
pears that Mr. Waterman gave Arthur
'1‘. Sherwood $3.500 to Invest prior l(.
tthe time when the cashier was dist-ova
’ered to be Irregular in his ucctnints.
ISlIerwootl put tht.l money Into real es
tale in his own name. Mr. Witter-
Iman‘s name does not appear in the
ltrunsaction. Last spring Mr. Water
;man asked Sherwood for a return on‘
his investment and be was given tbo‘
amount of his investment as it loan.
1. i. '1‘“
ntornatlonal Silver Contpany Will
‘ .. test its Employ".
‘i‘ WALLINOFORD, Dec. 10.~Emplo.\'-
. “es of the International Silver Company
. in Factory L here, were surprised yes-
terday afternoonthy receiving the fol-
lnwln notice in their pay envelopes:
‘ To ‘ Dione of the Internation-
al Silver pgy: livery employe of
this camp or“ he conforms to Its
rules and regulations and performs his
work to the company‘s satisfaction
Will be fully pretebted in his situation
by the company and every attempt
matte bf! one 'or‘mors 'émployes to
coerce 1Q .. y threats or
Intimlda 93%“lntgkfld32n'gnt of contri-
butions of any kind; or into member-
ship' of any or " on, arts like
manger tagger? gri,.pt;exent fellow
Wor m.” m: It mi” 113 “(In signing a note at Sherwood's rtlillit‘t"
gembgggggewgag‘lgfilct such employc l for the money. Sherwood made what
‘ As In‘tho absonile ofha.hconlract any~anpours to have been a plausible ox-
employe [id's ‘ the ff lit to leave the cone and so induced {\le “ntcrmun in,
com any without snignin reasoulgiw the unto. .Is si-pt'ilt‘lifv' for this.
thergfore the compagy also his a slmi- tuote. Sherwood told him that the rca.
lnr right'to dischar 6 employee with.jeslate was enough. The receiver
out assI mu reasons therefor Ifountl this unsecured note ill the bunk,
B 0% .3 a I. . ,‘Tbe real estate but! gone to satisfi'
y r 0i 0' the Board of Drecm”Z'jbault debts. 'l‘lIe stilt accordingly is
international “Sliver Company. ‘ to recover on ”who“.
. i
, SAMUEL nouns. . p
‘ ' ‘ ”remem- : one HUNDRED DOLLARS A nox
Dev ember 9. 1903. . Its the value it. A. ’l‘isdalc. Summerton.
A". ("“0" .°f ”I“ “"11““ “We“ is. c.. lllitt't'r; on l‘tertt's Witt-n Hazel
“m: ”‘9 notice; “1”)” given to 9V"! lgalve. He says: “I had tlte piles for
cm '“Of the company. 20 years. I tried many doctors and
.5 ‘ ‘metlieines. lllll all failed except Do.
iiiitttsttttauatun Pills
.. A cosrav MIsTAKE.’
lllunders are sometimes very expen
sive. tlccdsiullaily life itself is the
price of n mistake. but you'll never be
wrong if ,vou take'l)r. King's New Life
i’ills for Dyspepsia. Dizziness. Heath
ache. l.lvt~r or Howcl troubles. The)
are goutle ,ch thorough. 25c at Frank
H. llaxtcr’s Drug Store. . "
EIGHT HOUR BILL.
Connecticut Manufacturers Deeply lrl-
temtee In Assignments oi Hearings.
\vnslltNo'l‘oN. ll. (3.. beta tit—firm.
labor committee of tile house. will he
one of the ntost important committees
of the present session. A determined
«from Is to be made by tllt‘ labor unions
to have an eight-hour bill passed. Al-
.ready four bills have been presented
to the‘ctuuinittee. it is expected
that these bills will he considered by
the committee and titat they will then
fix tip a bill of their own..lf one Is rev
potted. it Is said that it Is somewhat
doubtful if a bill will be reported at
all. The labor committee has been
changed so that it Is not fully known
whether a majority Is In favor of an
clghtltour law or not. For the last
eight years a bill has been reported
togitlarly to the house, and DIlBfiCtl.'
but It was always hung up between the
two houses.
The Connecticut manufacturers iil'i'
much interested In this bill, as many of
them have cmnmeuced to hold public
hearings. As 'yet the committee ha;
not bccn called In session. but it is
WVItl's Witch Hazel Salve. It curotl
l_me.". 3” Is a combination of the heal-
TfiOmt than, nfllligetaNnColhiannulnmit . i: properties I Witch Hazel with an
“'39 OPERA"! 0N BOWBL‘s 1 implies and’e dlllcnts: relieves anti
, lpel'ptunontly curt-s bliutl. bleeding.
:. bizsg~lhffif£ysyfuz l,H'Aomm'Litehlng and protruding. piles, soro‘s..
'2 n' — an an r'
"almy'
.‘-
. jt-ntS. bruises. eczema. salt rheuin anti
F" sale by ." druggiats. i all skin diseases. Sold by Clifford ‘ expected later that extensive “05.1"”
‘ a a
Pharmacy. will be held. lttis hardly pvohubu
. ~—-'~—~~-—~——- that much will be done until after th-
BRANFOBD GIRL MISSING. lltsl of next year. ‘howt-vyr.
t
“TANDEM ENGINE EXPLODED.
r r—r"
May Cause stint Down of Naugatuck
industry. Throwing out 2,000 Hands.
. ‘NApQATLLCK. Dec. 10,—All explo-
sion‘of t’wci“c'yllnders of atandem‘ en-
glue at the factory of the Goodyear Me-
tallic Rubber Shoe Company yesterday
may cause a shot down of the factory.
throwing two" thousand hands out of
work.
*Tiie'cvliuder heads were blown four-
No Trace 0! Clara JudSon Who Dis-
. ; appeared Last Saturday.
BIL-INFORM. llec. l0.—~(‘lura Jud»
:son. iii years old, who‘ with‘ her family
tlivctl on llarr'ozon avcnuc until recentv
ly when they moved to Four Quarters.
idlsappenretl last Saturday from her
Ihome. anti no trace of her has yet.
Jbecn found. Her brother came to
“'59" flirt against a solid brick wall. Brauford in search of the missing girl.
one of them barely missing the mini- glint nobody had seen her here since the
ant. engiutcr, Hairy Payne, ’who was family moved away.
sitting in the engine room. Pa he fell
against a dynamo and cut his h ad. but
Is not seriously hurt. The presence
of. mind of Engineer Gibbs, in shut-l
ascroa or 31‘. L‘UKE‘S.
Anhhurnham. Ontario. Testifies to the
Good Qualities of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
ASIIIII'IINHAM. Ollt...«\pril lb. I003.
'-—-l think It Is only right‘ that i should
.Ilt'll you what a wonderful effect Clinto-
‘lu-rlain's (‘ough Remedy has produced.
.'l‘he day before Easter l was so tiisv.
.tressetl with a coltl and cough that I
‘Th" girl has ; ditl Iiot think to be able to take any tlll»
‘. been employed by Mrs. G. R. Quinn for ties the next day. as my voice was val-
‘" “in" time. ' ;uiost choked by the tough. The. some
day i received an order front you to.
ring off' the steam immediately after. liunning like mad down the street I3,11?(ltngflr‘mu;(';;l:3|§i.':,::li.‘ lin‘l
the eitptoslbn. undoubtedly prevented dbmping the occupants. or a hundred nook-about three dunes of the medicine
a worse catastrophe. An o‘xpert engl- .othcr accidents. are every day occur l'l‘o mv great relief'tlle cough and cold
acet- from Newark has been sent for. l rent-cs. lt behooves everybody to had completely disappearctl‘ and l was
A FRIGHTENED HORSE,
and It ‘8‘ Whit the plant may re} have a reliable Salve. handy and there's iable. to preach three times on Ea tel"
““yFPPSrEflOPB tomorrow In f.“"- i"""" as good “f flueklen's ‘Arnlca ' Day. 1 know that this rapid and e co
‘ .. is» W .’ . ~ - Salve. Burns. (,uts. Sores. Eczema I u“. cure was due to your Cough Rcmc'
- ‘ . ,and Piles. disappear quickly under Its i (h. i make this testimonial without
m: ' Mm soothing effect. 20¢.atFrank "-13“.- solicitation, being thankful to have
" l " tci’sflDI-ug‘Store; ....-.-,.._.-_- ' ,fouud such a God-send- remedy.
Er‘fiifli M.” “1.4,”, mgd‘g; ‘ Respectfully yours,
T’
. E. A. LANGPEHYF. .t. .t..
I Rector of St. Luke's Church.
This remedy is for sale by Stillson-
{Powell Corporation. Baxter Pharmacy
land Clifford Phannacy. “
t M
:FOUND DEAD AT SEASIDE PARK.
__._.
\
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YOU KNOW
.. ~ . ‘ __ . . . ‘Pl‘tric'k Rina-kid".- ‘ id Resident of
Tb. t the quality of your intellect; muscles and energy, depend; “POT! i r e rt.
d . . , a _ _ BRIDGEPORT: Dec. 10.——Patrlck
3,, a“ comma; yo" “I m w Ilflm’ nation? Rico, an old resident of this city. was:
3 or {0: ' . .d and . -. and . ll: . ‘ ‘ found dead on the platform of the bath- i
1.. ' I “4’". M . Fahd “an“, ”“13 Wt your ng partition at Seaside Park yesterday
morning at. it o'clock. Officer Coley
was notified and immediately sent word
to Dr. I". B. Downes. who. .upon exam-
ination. decided that Rice had died
from exposure. ,
The‘ remains were taken to the
morgue. From the fact that the body
was frozen stiff. It was‘evident that he
.. had been dead for several hours. it
In probable that he went to the park
Tuesday afternoon and becoming some-
what exhausted lay ,down to sleep. as
his overcoat was railed up and placed
under his head. . .
'Mr.‘ Rice bade room on Lafayette
’ street. but Took- lilo them at th‘u'
‘ home of his daughter. Mrs. William
- ~prCarroll. 358 Myrtle avenue..Wbca.
he failed to appear for supper Tues-
day night. nothing was thought of It.
but whenan failed to mere-i
hip;where'abou re. Carroll Music
worried. but was surprised when lit--
formed yesterday noon of his death.
r n . ~ - .. .7 . .
shit-1‘60“» 00 thdr W capacity, without tag or weari-
' tab m ii "new 7' ‘ ~ ‘ .f.:tte‘t«unmm
alumni: oils indium which repair
. .m «Inverter to. a".
:3.
2' Mrs. Carroll. he is aurvi by
Willow and three children. K Rios
thee withm “- daughter m d
street. The two sons are Iicha‘e anti
Patrick. The Naomi will be held Fri-
day. at the residence of hire. Carroll
and from Sacred Heart Church.
’iav‘a‘e anaowilt‘ra.“
ct
s
. mammwm Mirna
hit-.0“ mirth dealer does not propose one for
. .3 1‘ ,. a I.
- *3 . ~ _fly-
a, .. é .
" JDCO" . » ~. .
. fl . with Mam? a.
i I w. in
. ?.
Iva
1.16 attains a. SE
.. ., . .,.w....‘r..... “mainwhqa
linl“l
. Starvation Method
Ends in Death.
If hf e’ tic-taut. ‘I‘ho ' ll ’
cilia Va hell? 't' am. "cattle. l:
ell and anal In 09 money While in
.t. we «eh-the. . _ it? t
. . - . lit ‘
o bvsrtrttcs fAST ts wit "' '
‘ _ _.... ,
girl; Juln'lllls ol'IIIIII llplru at In lgsllrn‘lm
g. are or Thirty-leve- nan. All i can ea:
4‘. u . (Dy Tin Algeria!“ Pmt ] thing I" fit
”my, run. an. Aug- din-Judge .I, 0. Into. V”. ‘° ma
tul.' one of the but Iaaym In western Kanlal. 1.3.3:: r.
d at his his its title nit, iii-tier. He Mil Leonid"
. l" ire lpwed usher: of falling is run dyspep. H
h all and la gens thirty-seven Ilan hitheut as If
,. M 100‘ - a (lane pf
———-—-—--—-—_ .. .,
;, a on flIE STOCK_ excuses. mm Thor H
1"". Values Open Higher and Itna'th ta
! t” Ital-tut la lalnlained.
r
Tampons. of no em Inst-hot u. a
continuation of,tha strength and activity
GIVE YOUR STOMACH
A NICE VACATION.
Don't Do It by Starving It. Either—-
Let 3 Substitute do the work.
box before! found that they would till
all the work my stomach ever did;
lllltl its a rest or vilettllttn wits out of
tbc question for me. i determined to
give my stomach a vacation. I kept
‘ ‘ tip and went ahead with my work with
The old adage. .\ll wovt anti lift “and...“ ”up... "4,. Ill-Hi "A lllilt'll "5 I
"19-" makes Ji'll" “ IN“ im-‘VH "Wm” i'i'i‘l' (“ti and carried obi Illtti lllltlt'l'
TWOWAYS I0 TREAT DYSPEP
light on taking lllf' tablets and braced.
I17 *
9°3-
a
THURSDAY.
DEC. ‘10,“!
I. 7‘. .. . '
" "*5 t...
. ,h
s
‘1'!
o
sup..- --1.-a———-~ ~»4-——--
Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablet Method
tcatls t0 Pcrfcct Hcaltli. "
I
You Can Eat Whatever You Want ‘lft‘Ypu'
Ialtc Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. .,
nip Tired Stomach: Digest the Food and
Give Them Needed Rest. '
.y
'eut‘e. anti Sillitll.'t~ Dyspepsia 'I'ablctsd hit upon Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
do both: they prevent indigestion and for a remedy and Invested a dollar and
”W." remove it where it exists. The. a half for three boxes. which lasted
.rogular oscof one or two of them after me three months. and I can eat an.v
itneais will demonstrate their merit kind of food I want and have a 802'!
lanti t.'Illt‘lt'llt'y better titan aity othot vigorous appetite. Although I lint ll
lzil'gunicnt. years old. I now feel perfectly we".
I ~—--- and without being requested by any
.VOU WILL BE ALL SMILES AGAIN. one! make this statement as a mmflli'
JIM at; \vtril.lo the stotnticfhfiniclof Iih‘.t;iititig it) if successful Issue. I feel ‘ment to the virtues of Stuart's Dys-
”"“‘: moor "“L ””1““ “ "" “mm“. lllit I have Stuart's Ui’h‘lit‘lh‘lll ’l‘itblt-tst . i i- I Tablets."
. ~ . ' ' - . - F r at Your tOmach and You il l' i” 1‘ -
53"“"L 9" 'i ”M“ if’ ”N ""‘" m"“‘“”- ‘Ito thank for saving me the lutntisoni- I o g S ' ._.__....__..-———
If your stomach is worn out and r.- i M M, I “w... received. M well as m} H". a ”nu Claus Face. ‘ INTERESTING. IF TRUE.
“"1“ against ”"1"“ l""”""' WU" I""IIeputution, and last but not least my
yund Its limit, the only sensible llllll'-‘.3 “on"...hj‘
you can tlo Is to give It a rest. lint
ploy ll substitute for a short time not
see if It will‘ not more than repay .‘""',
ll‘ I'ost'ltfi.
Stuart's Dyspepsia 'l‘obtms ms [or
A GOOD DEAL OF NONSENSE.
billt‘ by all drugglsts at .10 cents it box 1
‘ _____. __
HOW TO DO tT.
. , ‘ Prove It.
It there Is one thing more than all.
others that will give a man a forloru‘ ()ne grain ol the active principle it;
'lilltl frientlless iiptlt‘lll‘llllt'i.‘ and makolb‘iuarl's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
You Can Try It Foi- Yourself and
Stuatl'u llthIt-llhlil Tablet:~ are .I will
int: and most efficient substitute,
They themselves digest every hit of
food in the stomach In lust the same
way that the stomach itself would
u . re it well. They contain all the es.
routiat elements that the gastric ,lilleu
and other digestive fluids of the stout-
tit-h contain and actually at-i just the
some and do just the some work as the
Iiitttllnl llttltls would do were the stunt
sell well and sound. 'l‘llcy therefor.
Ieiiove the stomach. just as one work-
ma'l relieves another. and permit it to
test and recuperate and regain Its nor-
mal health and strength.
This “vacation" idea was so vuosterl
by the letter of a prominent lawyer in
Chicago. Read what he says: “I was
engaged in the most momentous lill‘
dcrtaking of my life In brlncing about
the coalition of certain great interests
that meant much to me as well as my
clients. It was not the work of tiny»
but of months. i was working night
and day, almost. \\‘llt"l til it very t-rlt-
lt‘l‘ti time my stomach uent t'let’tr but-It
to me. The timing mental strain
brought It about antl'burrtcd up what
would have. happened later on.
"What I ate l htI'tf‘Jto literally tore.
down. and that was astutree of oils.
cry. as i had a sour stontnt-h lunch of,
the illlll‘. My lit:ntl”nt'lictl. I was r‘lli'Z~
uisb and began to lose my illili‘liltt‘l
to earn out In) untlcriukiug.
id pi~ltv gloom) iti‘iuc and
l
t t)li
Iliit‘tl my plight to vote of my ('llt‘ilan
lie lintl been till‘I'tl by Stuart's llyspep
sin 'I‘itblvts. and lit once went down to
a drug stove and ltl‘t‘lght a hm: up to-
tlIc tlmvt‘. '
"I had “ll‘tlfltl'llfii quarter of that
It liliill"
‘ About "Blood Purifiers" and “Tomas."
Every drop of blood. every bone.
Illt'l'\'(‘ anti tissue in the body can be
[renewed lll btii one way. anti that is.
t'rnnt wholesome food properly lli‘
urstt‘tl. There is no other way. and
the Idea that a meditiue in Itself can
t purify lllt‘ blood or supply new tissues
land strong nerves Is ridiculous and on
La par with the fol~tlcrol that dyspepsia
or Indigestion Is a germ disease or
,tliat other fallacy. that a weak ston.
‘ilt‘ll which refuses to digest food cm.
1 lil‘
iinnilug the bowels by pills and enth-
nitics.
Stuart's Dyspepsia
ltllgcstion. sour stomach, gas and blunt-
:lllfl after meals. became they furnish
[the digestive principles which weak
lstoinachs luck, and unless the
icicnt-y of pepsin anti diastast- Is sup
lplled ii is useless to attempt to cure,
jsnomacb trouble by the use of “tonics.”
have
and
Which
power
“cut hart Ics,"
no digestive
-."pilis“ and
I absolutely
I their only effect Is to give a temporarv ‘
stimulation.
(luc grain of the active principle in
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
‘ (2.000 grains of meat. eggs anti similar
foods. and experiments have shown
that they will do this In it glass ltuttl"
‘af proper temperature. but of course
are much more effective in the stoni-
. iii-ii.
People who enjoy fair health take
Stuart's Tablets as regularly as they
take their meals. because they want to
keep well; prevention is better than
Tablets t'lll't' in-.
tlt’ll‘
thin: lll(llllltl and "('l'flltk_\"' anti tilt-2a
illi‘t't'lllilt‘. that thing is dyspepsia. It
intakes one forget his friends and be
collie momso and Irritable. He In so
twrnppetl up In his own misery that he
.' is lnetnisitlerntcof every one else. lic-
Iliovetl of this terrible tutti depressing
ailment. be again becomes a good for-
low and a man 'amoug Inch.
They are. above all. a natural retu—
it'll-V. They possess exactly the same
ipropt rites that the gastric juices and
{other digestive fluids of the stomach
'possi-rs and they actually do the dis
lat-sine work of the. stomach and en-
and 'uwomo sound and well. They
.th in a mild. natural manner and
cause no tlistnrlntuec In the digestive
tIi'L‘tltt:~. They prevent any fermenta-
tion of the food which causes sour
stomach. In fact. under their iutlu
I'ltt't'. the subject forgets that he ll‘flt‘.
ti stomach and his resulting cheerful-
ness presents a great contrast it) hlr
l'll‘llli‘l' tlt‘jct'lltili. ,
Mllllllllri of hosts of Stuart's Ilys-
,pt'psla Tablets are sold annually. and
vihey are but in the dawn of their pop~
ninrity. livery "it!” brings letters of
thanksgiving from grateful ones who
have been cured of this terrible dis-
ease. The following is one of hundreds
‘t't-cclvetl oat-b week:
Rev. .i. ll. Hung. of Wymore. Noll.
"lt‘or >l.\’ years I have been
writes:
troubled with dyspepsia. Last Fall I
became very much alarmed at some‘
symptoms of heart trouble anti came
to believe there was a sympathetic re»
-latlon between the two diseases. or.
rather. that the stomach trouble was
the cause of the heart disturbances.
I
_ ; 1 1 ., t ~v- )I' “t.
made m do so by ”1.1"“.an and Iu~ tblt lllll oignn to iutt and mounts
imbue grains of meat. eggs or other
wholesome footls. and this claim has-
,been proven by actual experiment.
lwlllt'll any one can perform for him-
Est-If in the following manner: Cut hard
lboiietl eggs into very small pieces. as
lit would be if masticatetl, place tho
egg anti two or three of the tablets In
a bottle or far containing warm water
‘hcated to tilt degrees (the temperature
.ol' the body) and keep it at this tern—
ipei'aturc for three and one-half hours.
iat the end of which time the egg will
[be as completely digested as It would
.have been in the healthy stomach ot
1a hungry boy. ,
The point of this experiment is that
what Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets will
do to the egg In the bottle It will do to
the egg or meat in the stomach and
lnotbing else will rest anti invigorate
gtlie stomach so safely and effectually.
'Eveu a little child can take Stuart's
E'l‘ablets with safety and benefit if its
digestion is weak. and the thousands
‘of cures accomplished by their regular
-tl&lll)' use are easily explained when It
its understootl that they are composed
of vegetable essences, aseptic pepsin.
.dlastase and Golden Seal. which
iinin Ic with the food and digest It thor-
lung ly. giving the overworked stoni-
iacb a chance to recuperate.
‘ Dieting never cures dyspepsia.
neither do pills and cathartic medi
leines, which simply Iri‘ltatc and In
Ename the intestines.
The merit and success of Stuart‘s
Dyspepsia Tablets are world-wide. and
they are sold at the moderate price of
:50 cents for full sized package in every
fdrug store in the United. States and
lC-anada. as well as In Europe.
WENTZ NOT iN THE HOSPITAL.
CINCINNATI. 0.. Dec. lti.—-lt bu.-
boen rumored hem-"that Edward L.
\\'t-utz. son of tin Philadelphia million-
hire. who was kidnapped several
months ago. is in .i t‘lnelnuati hospital.
Ieeovcrlng from a wound received in
a battle between the kidnappers anti
niftccis two weeks itgo near Bristol.
Tenn. Inquiry at the different hospi-
tals In this city failed to show the pro:-
t-ncc oi' Went: at any of the Institu-
tions.
SPENT MORE THAN $1,000.
W. W. Baker. of Plainvlcw. Neb..
writes; "My wife .‘suffcred from lung
trouble for fifteen years. She‘trlcd a
number of doctors and spent over St.-
000 without relief. She became very
low and lost all hope.
mended lt‘olcy‘s Honey and Tar ainl
thanks to this great. remedy it saved
her life. Shc enjoys better health
ban she has known In ten years."
Refuse substitutes. Sold at Plaist-
cd’s drug store. South Norwalk. and
C. Stillman's, Daricn.
EMPEROR OPENS THE DIET.
TOKIO Japan. Dec. iO.—-Tbc Empei-
or open the Diet this morning. in
referring to the situation with regard
A.
as
lto Russia. he only said that his min
later: are now conducting with pru-
dence and circumspectlon. important
international negotiations for the pre-
servation of peace in the Far East and
of Japan's rights and interests.
Ltinch Milk
BISCUITS?
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A friend re'cum- .
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LONGER SEASON.
Baseball Magnatea Fix the Number of
Games at 154.
NEW YORK. Dec. lib—The National
League of professional baseball clubs.
at Its second day's session at the Vic
toria yesterday, decided to lengthen the
baseball season. so as to allow titt-
teams of the two major leagues who
win the pennants to play for the ellalll~
pionsliip of the world. Tile board tie.-
eidctl that each cltib shall play lot
games.
The board elected the following as.
the board of directors: A. ll. Soda-n.
lloston: James A. Hart. Chicago; .thn
'I‘. Ilruslt. New York. and Barney Dre:-
The members of the schedule conr
niittce elected are Dreyfuss. Hart and
fuss. I‘lttsburg.
Ebbctts. of Brooklyn. The league
adopted a rtilc that clubs of the icagut.
must waive claim to the services of a
player In that league before he could
be signed by a club of another league.
FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.
Those who will persist in closing
their ears against. the continual rec-
ommendation of or. King's New Dis-
covery for Consumption. will have a
long and bitter light with their trou»
? blcs. If not ended early by fatal termi-
ination. Read what T. R. Beall. of
t Beall. Miss. has to say: “Last fall my
lwlfe had every symptom of consump-
ltion. She took Dr. King's New Dis»
vcovery after everything else had fall-
cd. Improvement came at once and
four bottles entirely cured hcr." Guar-
anteed by Frank H. Baxter, Rruggist.
Price 50c and $l.00. Trial bottles free.
I.
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CONNECTICUT POSTMASTERB.
as of Shelton and Daniel-
Ion Officials.
WASHINGTON. D. 0.. Dec. l0.—Con-
.gvcssman Hill yesterday recommended
tum appointment of William Holmes as
: postmaster of Shelton to succeed him-
i
l Renominatio
I.
t‘sclf. His term of office expires Ile-
c ber 10. Thovofllce pays a salary
of 1.900. . " '
Senate for confirmation the name of C.
iA. Potter to be pus ter of Daniel-
l son. This also is nomination and
{the salary of the ' is 01.900. Hr. .
. Potter was an. tor reap
potntn‘tent' by Connie-man Brandegco
several months ago.
ONLY CURE FOR DYIPEPIIA.
; Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
. Del" says:
.dyspepeia. used to. have
more
ltfis and belching. I. ”ant-y...
thingleould hearofjut ,"r T W
«the untilltmh: :I ' page
ggumthome - ...
a. sale I: lul- Pllhtd... r. ti- 8“" .
ten-tune w
The president yesterday sent to the i
“I suffered for nan vttk‘ »
STATE FINANCES.
As Shown by Annual Report of Comp-
troller.
HARTFORD. Dec. iii—The annual re-
?port of Comptroller William E, Seclc)‘
for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30 was
;lSSIlt‘(l yesterday afternoon. The re-
. port shows receipts from all sources of
{88.671.040.16 an increase-over the pre-
ivious year of 8395028th Considering
l that $454,920.45 of the receipts were ex-
traordinary. being received from the
’Unitcd States g0vcrnmcut.as interest
‘ou claims of the state for advances
during the civil war the receipts from
ordinary sources were 858,391.09 less
:than last year. The expenses during
lihc same period were $3,611.15. an in-
§crcase over the previous year of 3.300.- .
076.58.
This Increase in expenditures is ac-
.couutcd for by the purchase of tits;
3000 state bonds Inorc than last year.
‘thc debentures of members of the
' constitutional convention and expenses
of the General Assembly amounting to
l 820139.174 more titan last year, and an
isctual increase in the. ordinary ex~
lpenscs of the state of “US$0.84.
I The balance in the treasury to the
credit of the civil funds Sept. 30.
1903 was 3628.374.44, an increase over
Ithe balance of last year of 856,676.54.
1. sure. sign of approaching revolt
and serious trouble in your system is
.nervousness. steeplessness. or stom-
;ach upsets. Electric Bitter will
iouickly dismembcr the troublesome
causes. It never fails to tone the,
.stomach. regulate the Kidneys and
titowcls. stimulate the Liver, and-club
"fy the blood. Run down systems
lbent-fit particularly and all the usual
lattending aches vanish under its
ist'lll‘t'hlllfi and thorough t-ffm-tivcncea.
lElct-trlc Bitters is only hue. and that is
returned if it. don‘t give. perfect satis-
faction. Guaranteed by Frank H. Bax-
tcr, lhggiat. ' ""”
REVOLUTION IMMINENT.
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AGAINST CLARA BARTON.
IConnectieut Delegates to National
Red cross Society's Meeting.
WASHINGTON. D. 0., Dec. 10.-—Tbo
' National Red Cross Society Is holding
.n very Important meeting at the Ar-
.lington Hotel. It will be a grand
i struggle to oust. Miss Clara. Barton. and
‘ the lines are tightly drawn. The Con-
inectieut delegates to the convention
lave: Judge Joseph Sheldon. of New
Haven. Francis Atwutcr. William D.
I Parker. chief clerk of the. state labor
I bureau. and .loIIn'A. Hurley. all of Mer~
I idea. It Is understood the. Connecticut
tilt-legates are against Miss Barton.
A DOZEN TIMES A NIGHT.
Mr. Owen Dunn, of Benton Ferry. \v,
: \'a.. writes: "i have bad kidney anti
. bladder trouble for years, and it her
. came so bad that I was obliged to get.
Hip at least a dozen times a night. i
inevcr received any permanent benefit
from any medicine until i tried Foley‘s
Kidney Care. After using two bottles,
1 am cured."
store. South Norwalk. and A. C. Sill-
man's, Darlen. - "
TRUE BILLS FOR KILLING lNFANT
MIDDLETOWN, Dec. 10.——Aftcr a
two days’ session the grand jury ycs~
terday afternoon came in shortly be-
fore 3 o'clock and reported true bills
against Thomas Bramileid and Miss
Minnie Kenanen, charging them with
murder in the first degree. They plead»
ed not guilty when arraigned before
Judge Elmer. They will be tried prob
ably at the next term of the criminal
side of the court which comes In. in
April. The respondents are charged
with causing the death of an infant
whose body was found in @IO'MYMHI
reservoir. ‘.‘ ‘ . é ‘
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reviews
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Irroan manor.
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Sold at Plalstcd's drug ,
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