{a AIT AMIRICAN
.Msstor Says it isI a Farce
lent of Libert.
Jar—Will am D.
meter at. the banquet of
ad builders at the Audb
Hotel. refused to toast the Ame-
- as an emblem of liberty.
the emblem of liberty is s
. . lfe cried “when men are shot
a in the streets becsule they are
. to earn an honest lying when
are sfrsid'to assert our rights for
some labor organization will up
, All.“
. 'ls Iddiduldus," he declared
,.“I “Ii t'yeu should be obliged to waste
as r time. dutcusaing your rights with
iking delegates business agents and
“but leaders. You have your rights
no man should be able to step in
qhd dictate to you and tell you where
y0ur rights begin and end. We want
to malts this national organization so
strou‘g that it will never again be nec-
essary for us to confer day after day
with labor leaders to obtain our right.“
l“lf a man is not a union member
and is loyal to you, you must be loyal.
to‘him. We must be able to obtain
‘,.. liberty In every sense of the word and
not merely' privileges. The conditions
re disgrpceful which make it net-es
“lo
as at new steps.
Contractor William Grace of Chico-
BO. declared that he was tired of be-
lug told what to do by Gompers and
Mitchell and other labor leaders.
Grace declared that the running of
‘the United fillies Insil cars without
notice ion during the recent
strike a made him think that his
rights and the rights of every Ameri-
col citlsen were just as sacred as the
mail «III , .
By other speakers all the troubles
”of the builders were laid at the door or
orsaulaed labor. The feeling on the
"open shop” was strong.
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em for its ’10 ”lieu“ with our employ- .
MI.‘
“THEM DARN‘GALB" RAN SCHOOL. 1
j And “the Principal. Lost His
Throu Unrui Riymouth Maidens
WAT RBUR Donn. Dec. 12—m-
cause G In Banach, principal ol'
the Plymouth High school, was un-
Sol-cl Every Minute
1,000,000 every day. The largest
You owe it to yom-
41,640 every hour,
selling brand of cigars in the world.
self to find out why so many people smoke the Creme.
5 cents invested in a Creme will explain it.
store, in every town, in every State.
The Bond is the J’moker’s Protection.
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NIEW. CIVIL SERVICE DISTRICT.
Sold in every
INUTIIVIEGGERSI AT WASH‘NGTON.‘
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VII/ANT ACCOUNT APPROVED
Fairfieid and New Haven Counties Two Well Known Ciergymen intro- Fidc'ity Company Turns same Securi-
Combined With New York.
NEW HAVEN. C(llill.. Doc. ll.—--
'i'hcodorc liubcock, .Ir.. of New York.
who will have charge ol‘ the coutlt{cl-
. ing ol‘ the civil servici- cxatninulious in
Job .
Connecticut. arrived in this city yes
thdzty and had a conference with l’oI-Ii-
liliitilt'l' liownrth regarding the best
lmethods to pursue in this state.
Pierce. N. \laher the present stIt-Ic- .
able to maintain discipline In that In“ any of the c rvil setticc (Dilllllissltlil in
stitutioti the" Rimless have discharged . mt. on. was prom“,
him
“Them darn gals ran the school,"
I
\l I liabc in k
outlined some of his plans lot the rt»
organisation of the distIit-Is and Ii
9‘9"”! Committeemsn Gaylord Wh" was finally dccided to place lI‘aiIliIIld
land No“ ”.I IIeII t‘DlllliitIs in' the New
ordered the dismissal.
ludy.‘f_declares Miss Minnie Ainsley.
who is said to have led the forces of
the undisciplined
' Mr- ........
Iceman Gaylord at the beginning of
them]! term. He opened his cam-
paign by soundly thrashing young
Clifford idols, who was regarded as a
lcitz'r by previous incumbents of
thr- ; .Jhgtpaishlp. The committeemeu
trllliu. . .hclr hands in glee and allow-
ed Illni at last they had a real school
teacher.
But Mr. Brunch fell before the attack
of. the young Women. They wouln‘i
come to school on time they wouldu' I
study and they would whisper and eat
Willld I in ihc
Mnssachuscils district. in this
way the applicants in his section will
come to New Haven to take examiun
tions as the board orders them.
Postmaster liowarih also nominated
Pierce. N. Mahcr for the secretarysltip
of the. commission and Mr. ilabeock
approved the nominations. The rest of
the commission will be named later in
the week.
The local service board has been a
separate organization for a number oi
years but the work has grown so that
it. was deemed advisable to place it uh-
dot the jutlsdictioo of some otiltiai.
MI. llabc-otk is well qualiilcd for [DC
work and the examinations will be
c'ondut ted on the same lines as hereto
applet. Mr. Rehscb'a rebelled Slum“ .forc, and applicants will be giII-II as
t'liiullb 'OI‘ [NICO and good order Welt? much opportunity
I-lotiously disregarded. .
rule that no pupil run up the front:
steps. All the girls promptly ran.
Then Mr. Misfit tried strategy
appointed the ringleader of the revoltI
II monitor and instructed her to reporrIt
nil violators of the steprunning rule. 1‘. .
lb IllIIIi lot line Minn night:
At the close of the afternoon session
‘Mr. Rcusch called his monitor on the
platform and inquired:
"Ilsa any one run up the steps?"
‘Yes sh. " answered Miss Monitor}. attractors oi
sweetly.’
‘Wllo?” inquired the delighted prin-
clpal.
. "You, sir, " answered Miss Monitor
Then Mr ileusch confessed that he
use beaten
“III,
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its heretofore itt
He made a takingthc examinations.
CASTOR IA
Forhhntsaudculdrea.
Bears the I
DETAiLS 0F FITZPATRICK' S
DEATH ,
Relatives of Matthew lI‘Itipatrrtk. a
former resident oi New (‘_auaau who
i. , I I vs
I “"an whip them. ““13”“ was Intndcred on an oyster- -boat neat
theI or: principal.
man Gay lord.
‘ BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS FILED.
A petition was tiled in the United
States district court yesterday ask-
ing that Frank L. Wentworth of Man-
3&1er be adjudged bankrupt The
otters and their claims are as fol
lows. Edward O.‘ Peck. $326. 61; Ly-
men .P. Case, 850; Stanley Woodrnt!
argoAlfred- H. Woodruif 875. 0§; avid
in and- Marvin H. Tanner, 85.
petitioners belong in Winsted.
"Klbbrt l. Hills, of Stamford, filed a
“Ilium-y petition in bankruptcy to-
.ILisbllltles $17, 073. 42; assets, 58.-
76 3 Unsecured claims amounting
to ’14 $5. 89 fire included in the debts
sm' the bankruptcy law went into
tallest 1,121 petitions have been filed.
MINING DONOR!" CONVINTION.
'.PO;81‘LAND Oregon, Dec. 12. -'l‘he
men en-lnrs ot RIO executive committee
of tlie American Mining Congress have
completed preliminary arrangements
for the convention which will meet in
“tum“ “.1004. The execu-
ltteHIsl decided to have a
' red for introduction in the
.m- providing for the es
‘ o! a department of mines
the bead thereof to be a
. re president’s cabinet
‘ ' come before the Itin-
' on: summer and will be
_ - . during the next
”Somebody will whtu Warm“. Md
1 I,
they ‘91 married. asserts Committee ‘l't‘i‘i'll't‘ii information continuing
some weeks ago have
lllt'
first reports of the crime. liariy A.
IIFIIZDBIlii'k a brother. has returned to
New \',ork after a visit to Pearson.
where be identified the body of the
murdered man.
held Sunday in St. NicholaI-r's Roman
Catholic Church,
buried in the Catholic cemetery of
Pearson. When Harry Fitzpatrick
left the town. no tlue to the tuur-‘detct
éhad been found. hedlstrict ultor
ney of the ecuntv was lwilled IRIIIdiIcting
an investigation R_ F Miles, ajustice.
of the-peace of Pearson has sent a
letter to the family of Fitzpatritk in
New Canaan. giving detailsIof the
crime all of w-lIltlI have been publish
ed.
REVOLUTION iMMINENT.
A ante sign of approaching revolt
and serious trouble in your system is
nervousness. sleeplessness. or stom-
ach upsets. Electric Bitter will
quickly dismember the troublesome
causes it never fails to tone the
stomach regulate the Kidneys anti
[towels stimulate the Liver and-clari-
fy the blood. Run down systems
benefit particularly and all the usual
attending aches vanish under its
searching and thorough effectiveness.
Electric Bitters is only 50c. and that is
returned if it don t give perfect satis-
faction. Guaranteed by Frank H. Bax-
Ier Druggist.
ELICTRICAL WORKERS' course.
HARTEORD Dec.12.—Grsud Presi-
dent Frank J. McNItIity. of the interns:
Iional Brotherhood of Electrical Work-
ers, hua arrived in this city for the pun
pose of aiding to brln about a settle-
meltt of the strike (I the electrical
workers in this city. A conference he-
~ *tweeu II committee-hf she strikers and
the calm-actors is to be held next Moh-
day A committee of the strikers
to to see hiai‘. as he is confined
his house today with a severe cold.
object of their call. it is understood.
was to ask his aid in inducing business
men employing mntractors on work for
tbem. to have the work done by union
workmen.
. A COSTLY MISTAKE.
Blunders are sometimes very expert
sire. Occasionally life itself is the
price of a mistake. but you 'll never be
wrong if you take Dr. 's New Life
Film for Dyspepsia. Di est. Head
as. Liver or Bowel mega
at
”adoration!“
'lhmu‘anrugptore.
A funeral service was ,
and the body was‘
med upon the Mayor today and were .
duced to the President.
WASHINGTON, ll. (2, in- c. l'_’.- -'l I...
or Inc bcsiknown clcrgytucu of (‘on
nccticut. Rev. If. I II‘iIIII, of Greenwich.
atId Rev. '1‘, H. Stanley, 01' Wet-upon.
IIrc visitors at the capitol.
introduced to the President this morn
ing by Congressman Hill and had a l't-Iv
minutes picusnut (‘Illil with II” III
.\IIIIilIcI visitor is Philip H Well oi
Ne -w iiuwu who is hire to [lit'Nl‘ilI to
l'Ill rcpuinIIaII national committee il
ititipimllltill in nitllllllnt‘lltlt willllt-lt'i
badges and buttons may
for thr- coming campaign.
hopes to land It large order for his
flourishing industry in New Haven
and is Iil'IIlF. “Stilt Itii by toIIIItIittec-
:uIaII IlIookII and the (‘ onncc Ilc ul delt-
gallons.
()llII-r visitors arc: it”. l‘. Nichols and
III. (‘ (lrovcr. oi' i‘ol'i lI‘ire Arms cour-
Iptiuy, ot llIIIltoId who hate buniucsiI
bi lott IIIt‘ IIIIIy department in connec-
lion with their product Ihc Misses
Illridgt- and King. of liamtrdvillc, and
IMI', and Mrs. W. l. Lewis. of Middle:
lionu. ibI Inst otiicc inspector for (‘on
Illi't lit lll.
('ougicssmuu l.-lil._\ and his serve»
Ilarv .i. Olin llowe ot‘ \V-‘aithuI-y, ar-
Irle-d last night. Mr. Lilli-y has lcar~
t-Il II hours:- at ”It“ torner of lt‘lghtct nth
stic ct nud lluponi clic lt- fill the winter
I'i‘his is It \ery fashionable neighbor
hood being near the Ia-lter mansion
and sI-II-Ial other handsome houses.
.\ir. Well
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A FRIGHTENED Hones.
Runningr like mail down the street
drooping IiII- III-I.IIIpnIIts or a hundred
illIltI Incidtuts are etery duy octur-
’rcncos. ll bclioIIvI‘Is cvcrybotly III
have :I rcliubb- Hairl- hnudy and there's
uonc as good as llIIclilt-u's Amlcu
SiliH'. Iiili‘llh. (‘IIi.~a. Sores. Eczema
and Piles tilsltppcil“ quickly under its
Isooihiug c i’ftIcI. "be. to [frank ll. lins—
. :er s Drug Store ‘
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STRiKiNG CABMEN RETURN.
DOSTON. Mass.. Dee. ll. ~- tn Ithee—
tnent having been reached yesterday
the striking tuanI-II in lili‘ employ ot‘
'Ihe lloslon (‘ab i‘qupanv returned to
'lIIi‘Il' lilllii‘ti afiel .I W'Iiltkti idleness.
'l‘he drI'lIeIs will work clown hours in
IIW'cIII- e-IvIIy day at a mInIIIIIInI raleI
IIII‘ wages of twu dollars a do) . with
Iiwcnly- live cents an hunt for all over
Itime.
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AN INCH OF TRUTH.
Dr. David Kennedy's new 'r‘nedicine.
It‘nl-cura Solvent. has been successful ,-
iu cases which have battled-good doc-
.';toIs and what it has done it may be
Itrusled to do again. Whether your
tIouble be acute or thronic the result
lwill lid the same: only in old (use;
you must be faithful and pdtlent. For
full information and II free sample bot-
tle write“ to the (‘abcurn Compton
Readout” ..Y . .
. new HAVEN POLICE MATRON
DEAD.
NEW HAVEN; Dec. l2.—-Mrs Susan ‘
lreiaud. (or its vge years matron at
police 'headquslleers died yesterday.
aged sixty yeats. On account of fall-
ing health she gave up her duties six
weeks ago.
DANGER IN FALL ICOLDS.
Fail colds are liable to hang on all
winter leaving the seeds of pneumo-
uia. bronchitis or consumption. Fol-
ey '5 Honey and Tar cures quickly and
prevents serious results it is old and
reliable. tried and tested. safe and sure.
Contains no opiates and will not con-
stlpate Sold at Plalsteds drug
store South Norwslk and A. C Slii~
” mans, Darlen.
;. form scopes. ,Mea
“1me
1
letting
They wcrc ,
lIc IIt-cdcd J
The Great Dread Halter of America!
Easiest ttvlt‘midls, surest to I”mullet-retold,Ioeok used evmhm with only,
WI BIB.
Every Hub Range ”With or Without Gal Attachments. 3
by Dorm
SMITH & ANTHONY “00.. 48-34 Union St.. Boston. Mans.
ties into Cash.
ilr‘tli'l‘lI'illiD. “c II. -III the Supt-I'-
Ior ('IIIII'I. yIIsIISIrdIIv, IIIII application foI
lIii' approval of Iiit"flililI account oi
William .\I lI\'tlc, as Irusici- ol' the
town Mortgage t‘tuupauy. was Inadt
together with another for distribution
'by the Fidelity Company of this cit,
for tho debenture IlllIiIt'l‘b of amount--
IIgng-gntinu $25,000.
The account filed by former
John 8. Camp showed M‘i'lll'II-i'r and
cash to the amount oi 327.91% .11. .\ll
Ionsistcd ot' fifty-six IIIoI'IgagI- loans on
Most oi‘ the loan..-
ucrc lll default a.» to lil‘ilil'lilil and in-
forest has been unpaid eight years.
I'l‘hc l’I‘idIIlIIy (‘otnpuny has succeeded
III-re III default as to principal and in-
II l'IIw cam-s wlII-I'I- lilt‘ loans Sf‘i'lllt'ii
rulunblc cash was .IIIivIIuI'IIIl in pay
Ituxcs and take lilit‘. Dividends weI'tI
paid as follows:
'I‘IIII per cent. May l. infill. and :30 |N'l
cent. ()III. I, liltiti. About eight to tIIII
pI-r i'i‘lli will be further distributed.
Trustee
Iiands in Kansas.
FIGHT WILL be BITTER.
'l‘iIoaII nlto will persist in closing
'ibeir run; against the continual rec-
ommendation of Dr. King's New Dis-
cover): for ('ousuntpiit‘ru. will have a
long and bitter light with their trou-
bles. if not ended early by {trial termi-
nation. llcnd whaI ’i‘. R. lieu“. of
iieuli. Miss” has to any: “Last fall my
wife had every sp'nwiom of consump
IioII.. Site look ”writings New Die
I-ovcry after everything else had fail-
Id. Imprint-men come at once and
foul boith- s emir ”cured her." (‘uIIr-
Indeed by Frank H. ilaxter ilrugglst
l’rlcc 50c and Slim, 'l‘rial bottles fl't‘t‘.
OI
RAILROAD MEN 6 CONFERENCE.
\uw HAVEN. Dec. l'lwlaipccllltttlun
is quite general :Iruupg railroad turn as
. in the reason lot the conference here
oi the cxmntth'c count tire of the
.Ixctullve committed'of the lhotheo
hood of Locomotive iI‘iIenIcu. ii is
Luudcrstood lltIIt thontthicet considered
was iIII- objection of freight brakemen
,ou the Shore Line and Northampton
{divisions oi the New Y.ork New Haven
. .2IId IiIIIIford road to present through
runs to iIII' ilnriern river. No gticv
arm» is known of among the firemen
ins they do not make through runs.
\ii‘lnIN‘l'i-i ol' the cantililtlcc refuse to
talk.
A DOZEN TlMlS A NIGHT.
Air. Owen Dunn. of Benton Ferry, W.
. \'a.. writes: "i have had kidney and
,hiadder lmi'blc for years, and it be
I’ came so bad that [owns obliged to get
up at least a dozen times a night. i
never received any permanent benefit
from any medicine until I tried lI‘oiIey'a
. Kidney Cure. After using two bottles,
i am cured." Sold at Piaisted's drug
store. South Norwalk. and A, C. Sill-
IrIan‘s_ Danish. “a
STATE CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 12.-'l‘htscxecu-
; Iivc committee of the Connecticut Civil
- Service Reform Association announces
lllt‘ date of the annual meeting for Fri-
day of next week at the. 'l‘ontiue Hotel
in this city. The chief speaker will
be Hon. Everett D. Wheeler. of New
York. for many years chairman of the
New York Municipal Civil Service
Board. Colonel N. G. Osborn will be
loitslmaster.
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STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
allisn Balm is breaking up’ Colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception
to. 25 50c and 8‘ .00 bottles. The Clif-
ror Ritxl’ar s or Piaisted' e.
l
New York,Provideaee,andsllthev
“Ill-W AMI:
filler sale by _
«is. J. counts -
It (:0.
12 North Main St..
80""! Norwaik.
.Mu
\IIIIJ
. ilitlm
'u , 'Il.
Willi IIIlI-lI
HELPS POPE WITH HIS FRENCH.
Another Book Put on the “index Ert~
udgstoi‘ius.
lillhlli, lb 1'. lit-«Ii has Ili‘i II propos-
I-d not only to put the last book of the
Abbe Linuy on the lIIdI-x IIprurgItlor-
ins. but to have it i'lllliil‘llllll'li by the
holy oilicc.
The Most lit-v.
bishop of Mid, l-‘rom-c.
Itoruc, is llt\'ill'lIIlIt to Hit
He considers him In be our of the
greatest (‘nlhoiic think-r. ol‘ lI‘I'aIIrc
believes the Abbe writes in good full“.
and claims he should be heard IN'IIill'tI
hr in condemned.
The Pope today, in receiving Monsig
\i\thu
It}, .i. ii). .\Iigrol_ urcli.
who is now in
.\IIlilt- l.ign_v.
nor imcuurus; bishop of IriIIltitIlII-llr‘.
mid: "l ii|l|ll'i'l‘litlt‘ very much your
book. "The Mic of i‘lII‘iIil.‘ 'l'hc bishop
was surprisul nt hi~~ work being known
to the Pope. and the latter added:
"i keep it constantly next to my bed.
and i read some of it every night. it
lIt-lps lilt'. the ponliIY IoIIt-Iudetl
L'tuilinu, "with my II‘I‘ctIch."
RECTOR OF ST. LUKE'S.
Ashburoham. Ontario. Testifies to the
Good Qualities of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
.\h‘lllli'RNliAM.DIII., April 18.1903.
- I think it is only right that I should
'I-il you what II wonderful effect t‘hatn
lII-rlaiu's Cough Remedy has produced
The day Ill‘iIOI'I‘ Easter I was so dis
ircssed with It cold and cough that i
did not think to be able to take any du
tics the next day. as my voicc was a?
most choked by the cough. The same
day i received an order from you to
a bottle- of your i‘ough lit-Incdy. l at
once procured a sample bottle. and
took about three doses of ihe medicine
To my great relief the cough and wit
had completely disappeared and l was
able to pl‘t'lii‘Il three times on Essie
Day. 1 know lIllll this rapid and effec-
tive curt- was due. to your Cough Heme
dy. i make this testimonial \vithoui
<olicitation_ being tlianklul to have
found such I. God-send remedy.
Respectfully yours,
is}. A, LANGII‘ELD’I‘, \
Rector of St. Luke's Church
This remedy is for sale by Stillson
l‘onIell Corporation, iiaxier Pharmacy
and Clifford l’hurmucy "
TAMMANY HALL'S COUNTRY
c .
i.l'l‘(‘lllI‘llI}i.ll. Dec. l‘.’.—()II a tract
of land recentlypItrchItscd by a number
of" New York men. It country club for
'i‘IIuIIIIaIIy liall members is to be up-
ened Ihc coming spring III The South
I‘III'nIs, adjacent to the widely known
Seven Springs. of Morris. Work on a
club boos.- and outlying colleges for
uric of individual members of TaImIIIIIIy
Hall. was begun today. The area of
the property is six hundred acres and
originally on it stood the llalio lien-
!oII Illll. famous tttvcrn for more than a
hundred years. Of late years the land
has been in litigation on the question
Cf llIIt‘.
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
'l‘lIe pleasant to take and harmless
flue Minute Cough Cure gives immed
late relief in all cases of Cough. t‘rou!
and LnGrippe because it does not pas
mtnedlateiy into the stomach, bu
takes effect right at the seat of thi
trouble. It draws out the lnllamms
tlou, heals and soothes and euros per
marrently by enabling the looks tr
poull‘llmii‘ to pure life-giving and life
sustaining oxygen to the blood and tis
sues. Dr. Armstrong. of Delta, Tex.
prescribes it daily and says there is u:
better cough remedy made. Sold by
Clifford Pharmacy. “
MARRIED SEND! MOTHER'S BIER.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Dee. l2.—Misa Hat
th- Giles and Mr. A, C. Norris, of Rock
lord; "L, were married yesterday he-
side the bier of the bride‘s mother. at
Bowling Green, Ohio. Just prior to the
funeral service. Rev, Frank Easert pee
formed the wedding ceremony for the
daughter and then conducted the moth-
er‘s funeral. The latter was killed last
” Monday by a stone thrown into the air
from a blast. It was the desire of Mr.
Norris that the wedding should take
plafie before the bride's mother was
Hired.
ble ’5 Honey and Tar
Iron drama-femurs. No we.
. COMING. TO AMERICA. ‘
LIVERPOOL. Dec. l2.——'i‘he Cunard
Line. steamer Lucania, which sailed
from here todsv for New York, took
among her pusedgera Lady Durand.
wife of Arabs .Deirand. and Miss
Durand and Hen
the United States
who is going ..
lt-nvc.
busy in London
No months
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SAVED A BOY’S LIF
hire. Captain H. Hubsrd Eof Mil
'ord Deb. says: "Brasilia Balm our
ad my boy's life. He began just like
the one We lost with c I .
gout. few 30:42am - ..
s esp an was
For sale bit it.
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on iii‘lllli‘t-H t‘I-om lilt- message that ”W
White secretary “ii .
SA'Ii‘UllDAY.I DliiCYIa. Itoosf ‘
UOOIA'O CRITICISM FRIENDLY.
' 8T PETERSBURQ Dec. |;'-— 'iue
comment hum thus fat IIII i'Ir-esbtcnt
Romtcvc I'lt lIi memo-so to t‘ougrcsn IIII:
IM‘i‘II confined to tho .Iicntlotiiriul Ht.
I'olorsintrg Journal. 'l‘bu ton-I i-I
friendly The tutor-r uni-Is purllritlttt'ij.
lIliIl iiI- lII't-NItIrIlllIn cIiIIIIIIi-Ittlaiiou or
IIit' plinvipb- in arbitration pun-II iItIIIIi
III IllliiII with his rt-coIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIion for
an Illl‘l'i'iim' in the strength of ”III Italy,
i
United Hiatts th'IIItt"icI niil pinv
larger part iti the \Hll'IliIh' affiliis.
ll
SPENT MOREI THAN 81.000.
W. W. linker, of i‘lalnvtew. Nt'll.,
writes: “My wife suffered from IllllK
trouble ltlf‘ nrlt‘t'il years. Bite tried II
number of doctor: and spent over Si.-
000 without relief. Fir becnmt- very
low and lost all hope. .\ friend recom-
mended i-‘olcy'v Honey and TM and
thank: to this urcnl remedy il smell
her lifII. She enjoys better in nlib
'anI she the known III l~III \IIIIIFI. 'I
Iit‘iltbt‘ kIll: liiIIlr- Hold 'Il l’lnlsiI
ed' 3 drop, more, south Notwalk. and A.
C. Sillimuu'r. ilto'icn, "
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RUSSIA is NOT TEMPORIZING. l
H’l‘. l'rl’l‘rillflliliiitl. iii-c l‘.’-~’l‘htI,
Novoe VI-IInIyII today denies that liu»;
sin In IcIuporlzing in the IiliHnIl-JMIUI
lit'o’i‘ Ilt‘ilillililiilllr. According to Iht'
Novokl‘m, of Port .irlbur. The Russian
il‘t)i)|lN in the Far East are suffering
gIIIuIly IronI l‘xli'tI'lilI‘ sold. \libougit
ton dcgrt-cs of frost were registered at
'i‘alirnwan. the soldiers are still in
tents and lIll' hospital I‘uciiitiva arc in-
tideouute.
KODOL DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Digest.» all (losses of food, torrosI
IIIId strcngihcto the slomitch and dice»
tiII muons. (“rues ln',sp»-paia luiil- .
'tinlltvlt Stomach Troubles and tunkcsl
rlclr “'0 blood. health and stIcngth
KodIol Dyr-zpcpsltt i‘III'II tebuilds woru- I
out tissuis. puIiFIIIs. medallions fde
§WPPItIlH the liiilllliitIL Gov. (i. \\ ~\i-
kinsou of \\ Var. «one: "i have used
a number of bottlm of Kodol Dyspepsia I
Core and huvc found it to be a very It'— I.
ftItiIIII anti Ilitit l' d It powerful rcn’tedv .
for si-Iuitich :lilliil'lllrl. l retununeud,
it to my friends." Sold bv (",lli'ford
Pharmacy. “ I
LORD ABINGER DEAD.
l’\lli\‘. Det- -I.orr1 \biuger died
in :I liospii: lI he 'lt' today as the result of ,
injuries sustained in falling down the;
stairs of II restaurant. The deccust-d
was born in 187]. His mother is a
daughter of thc Into (‘omurodort- Ma
gtuder. i nited Struts Navy.
Etllllin
I‘TIR' N ENGLISH
I! Viki!” Ill-3
C" I'll”): N
“for (‘1';I LBTER'N GIL! II
in !It!!!” at l .izld‘m.“hhh0l'll ws‘rl
In. L'Ofi. iui III-etc 9!
Danger.“ Nubsliiuflone .- ' digs:
#:m it” .v :1 1:5: [17:12?" “III“.
- .I I a on an. I
Ml‘flcilrl' “vi infirm.” re
s. I Influx"; ‘I’IIIzrcht?;I=“r-w.teolflej
teeth. Isis «wet lsdl sea Hum rm I‘A
”30 years.
”WED-MOTHERS“-
woaav
i lid you ever hear a mother
ut’nry over a plump Child?
IIIIlL‘i'C‘ is no better bank of
health [or a child to draw
from than a good supply of
healthy flesh.
Scott's Emulsion not only
givcs a child weight and
piumpness, but it feeds the
brain, bones and nerves with
strength and active power.
Fewer mothers would
worry if they it ew more
about Scott's Emulsion.
We‘ll tend you a sample free upon request.
scot‘T 5; DOWN a, m Pearl Street. New York.
MORGAN ELECTED TRUSTEE.
NEW liAVlI‘N, Dec l2.—'l‘he trus-
ImII. ot‘ (‘hcshire Academy having so-
cur'cd Ilia consent to serve will elect
today .I. 1'. Morgan on an additional
trust-Iv. lie is a graduate of the
school.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS A BOX
i.-= lilt value ii. A. ’i'lsdaie, Summerlon.
rt. t‘., plum-s on DeWitt‘s Witch Hazel
Halve. He says: "i had the piles for
I tried many doctors and
tactile on s. but all failed except De-
Witl s Witch Hazel Salve. lt cured
me. It is a combination of the heal-
lug ptopc Irlies of Witch Hazel with an-
llst‘pllt's and ernollients: relieves and
permanently (Ines blind, bleeding,
itching and protruding piles sores.
cuts bruises eczema. salt rheum anti
.ill rkin diseases. Sold by Clifford
I’Ililrillitll'...‘ "'
lililNEl L____ISEI8E8
mthemostiataioislldb-
iiiiEl’S lithium “"
Scrotum-refunded. Contains
remedies re and-
nent physicim as ““3thde
Kidney and Bladdertroubier
rates sea. and sue.
Sold at Plalsted's drug store. South
Norwaik and A. C. Stillman’s, Davies.
,‘ DO YOU KNOW
That the quality of your intellect,
your food, and the completeness of
can handle it.
OAT
muscles and energy. depend; upon
your digestion and assimilation?
Given the proper food and perfect digestion, and assimilation, your
iacuitics will work up to their fullest capacity, without tag or weari-
ocss. The tonic properties of the Oat have been concentrated in the
Rusk, and so perfectly and scientifically cooked that your staunch
RUSK
supplies to the brain worker the phosphate: which build brain and
nerve substance; to the mechanic the oils and nitrates which up:
yer :sdays waste of muscle and tissue; and more important than ..=
it will supply the food properties which
WILL GROW VIGOROUS
gunman
red blooded Boys and Girls, resolute in action, robust in health? III
1! mt days trial will sell
your benefit.
sly every Perm that the Rusk
stands alone as a root to glow healthy and rugged Children.
Do not accept a substitute from your dealer. Time is no
substitute for Oat Rusk, and the dealer does not propose one for
NEW ENGLAND Foon COMPANY,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
ABSIIIJITE
I; reassured
, “tonne own. if
SECURITY
Genuine CARTER’S Lillil. LIVER PILLS
Faction Signature of must IIIIIIII
Norwalk Chronicler