. Mai
, .' till.
ill
mm
a chltktl’s dis
topic on.
'tol’besr the
calmly. [She cannot
of the uterine system»
When a mother
tion needs attention. and she cannot do
. ‘ . . ‘, ii' iii-$4". p... . :13. 2. , ‘ . , w“ l ‘ . 9,: ' .2 ‘4‘,” , .3"
lrrl “ . r often the verge ofh erics.l unfit to sale for chlidtent.lt4i1iins' ‘-
tlon and .uétd’hhfleif.‘ ' The Noble gen children. and their mothers
uttothefsctl sit mother has some female _. . knees. and she Is entirely unfit.
i ii. ' ' ~er ii'erves thst glivernlng'tg_cl-iild involves; it is lnipt)§Sll)ll?‘l0r her to do anything "
in.
better than to i;
elp it. as her condition is due to suffering and shattered nerves caused by some derangement
with backache. headache. and it“ kinds of pain. allfljllc is on the verge of nervous prostration.
finds that she cannot be calm and (“net with llt'f' children, she may be sure that her condi-
wlll make every
all over again.
damnation and
'th builds up her system,
The children w
“ DIAB .‘lflia. i'iliuuu - — Lydia E.
mother well. strong. healthy and happy.
nine rs of miserable existence.
outbid: statement. of a woman troubled as I was. and the wonderful result:
she had obtained from your Com
for me, and used it for three mom. ll.
woman. and the neighbors rcmnrlfcd it. and my
It seemed like a new existent-c. _
. . . the mdnb. lint. yum-medicine cured thlit. and innit
'l . , ~ » up my entire system, till I was indeed lilte'a new Woman.
‘ siriccrrlv yours.
Mint. moi. ‘lg‘. Rimws. Vice President Mann-n: Club.
falling of
ill soon realize the difference.
. Read what the Vice-President of the Mothers’ Club at Hot Springs. Ark.. says:
. ‘3 DaulJlfas. Plums : -—l was married for five years and gave premature
birth to two children. After that i took Lydia! E. Pinkhum'l Vege-
table Compound and it changed me from a “elk. nervous woman to a
strong. happy. and healthy wife within seven months. Within two years a
lovely little girl was born which in the pride and joy of our household. If
i‘VQ‘I')’ woman feels as grateful and happy as i do. you must barn a host of
i bless you for the light. health. and happiness your
Hinccrely your friend.
Mus. his: I‘. Wilsttav. li‘lat M, The Norman.
Lydia E. Pinkham’S‘Végeta’lbie Compoun
strengthens her nerves. and cnnbles her to calmly handle a disobedient child without a scene.
and seeing therr mother quiet, wdi themselves become quiet.
Pinhharu‘s Vegetableflosupound
l dru god through
worn out with pain and wear nus. i then
and, and decided to try what it Would do ,
'At the end of that fluid! was ii different
husband foil In love with nu-
.fr':cuds. for every Mi
I lulil been sull’crlngwith inv
\‘cgrtable Compound as brought to my home.
'.'i I‘cllilr 'I‘i-rraco. llol hpl'iiip. ;\rk ‘l
”l .v . ._ . * m . '
4a.,” . 1e”: , Y
. s. ;. .
i If we mum forthwith produno the on fuel letters and minim»
$5000 595.55%...»th which will prove their nlmllll‘l genuine-less.
o
If tiiorc Is anythlrfi
advice. write frcol ' to rs. Pinkham.
; is free. always coil doufial and helpful.
Lydia to Pin“.- .Iadloiu 00.. ”an. lass.
r
4
Milwaukee. Wis. "
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE T0 WOMEN.
From a vast experience In treating female ills. extending over 20 years,
Mrs. I’Iilklinlll has trained ii knowledge. which Iii oi untold value.
in your case about which you
Address Is Lynn.
Would like special
Mass. Her advice
j ru'ili nuts otsvs‘ts’uo.‘
on. elm i old Net mm 0n Ad-
. ‘Her Ph'ysielan.
If N- 1-,, Jun. 8.-Tl|8
e'- If Cleveland. who died
.01de berfa ‘wss held today,
it home. The Associated
t‘was given the fol.
tvl ~ " . l
fibril: tantra service of Ruth Cleve-
land. a ht'opdf tax—President and Mrs.
0 Vols . ms held at the family res-
Idoncc nt 10 o'clock this morning. The
o. "for vambrlef and simple and was
but. .lcied by Rev. Maitlsnd nartlett.
p In. of futile First. Presbyterian
U 'ufviir. flit? ilddftlon to the family a
.56! tile closest friends of the family
with present. The interment in tho
Pittman-Cemetery was private and
tool: place imhirdiulely affer the ser-
vise." .gil 45v.
. Anion. those who attended the flin-
I"»_worct; Mr. Cleveland, President
J .Flflley, Dan. Andrew F. West
it Rev. Moltland Bartlett, who oili-
tbd. . Mrs. . lowland was requested
her 9 yolridnnot to attend. and she
netball ‘att
at,.lltlcll: wannabe remains of Ruth
M till was lowered In It gruic lined
V' o
" 1v Word.
.1 4”
".ios in NEW YORK lav.
i‘tfrisnds come In yesterday. last
\i " is
w YORIlffl'an. r.——Tho~ig¢‘tiielap
3b
I
,-..
—_-.
“laud. today. among them being
In President Roosevelt and an-
.ffom Mayor McClellan, ‘of New
tii iNorth tel- Ind the Net Knit
9 ‘aréunore troublesome to naviga-
filamfor’many years. river craft
patent. from their moorings In
as been a menace to tugs and
l ' is that have ventured out into
all: of, buntheJncressine amount
of. . .‘
Rollo“? es eclelly-dllfory 9nd
’ ' who if the ferry lips calls-
s‘id . n‘nl trouble. but the greatest 1,
mjropdhe piling often
It If“ ds" ofice tbrOugh vb ch not?
reel-qu- ff’h‘fli’dvlgstion werofiobfi'il
_ lhfililt'l'bfl'ies. , .’
zmlitlt ,wAivas examination.”
- .. mvmilm.um..1an.8.—Through
eMIblhlphh A.~Gllnes, former pm
tredlulfer nf ‘H verhill, valvsd'exami
,inaiintrfivolisfiwhen analysed In the
Mt court, on seoniplaint alleging
Elli“? “M90 onllbcnds from
. . , .~ pleaded not guilty litd
nd'ts’ In? A." bbotf; qrdered the case
museum toil: Friends of
m thamuai‘w
7‘ .o 1
. endeavor to
mxoqtitutiofl. v‘l-Ils official band is-
‘ ' Val surety company, Is for $40.-
' nearly covers the shortage.
N RECAPTUIIEO.
‘ N. Republic of Santa
,Jan. 4.41118 town
“be de Kaeoris has been re-
- . ~ omentdorcea and
'i , momma: rhe-
e house. The little cask- .
reddof messages of condolence,
‘wcsses today. Since Sandal“
M in river points muOdBOtht
the sub bsof this 4
,, 5. .. ”Hm.
VICTIM ‘OF HIGHJWAYMEN DIES.
SALT LAKE, Utah. Jan. 8.~(.‘ondu’c-
tor Thomas Brighton: of the Council
dnfcd Railway. who was yesterday shot
‘by masked Ilighwaymcn. in dead. Tllc
‘polIi-c have arrested .lohn Shockicigll
In connection with lllt' hold-up and
murdcr. The street car men of tlic
city. infuriated by the devil. made an
ineffectual attempt to storm Ihc city
jail ulld lynch silocklclgh. The police.
howci'erartooil the prisoner to the limit-
penllcntlary ll few miles uwny. wlu-rc
be. ill secure. Tllc motorlllail wus iii
stantly Jtilhd-by llII' robbcrs.
l .
I
n
..
.WHAT'S IN A NAME?
l' Evcrythlilit is Iii illc nlmlc when It
Women to Witch 'Hiizul shin». E. c.
chWlll it Co. of Chicago. discovered
isomc years ago how to make a ralvc
lfrom Witch llazcl mm A" a specific. iilc committee was the one in behalf
of Alexander ii.
f This bill WIIR Introduced by M . Spcrry
laud called for.
1 madc Ii :24 pcr month.
llll (.‘ompsny l-‘_
lfor l’llcs. For blind. bleeding. itching
and protru‘ding Pill-s, eczema. cilia.
burns. bruacs and all skin’ diseases
DeWIIi's Salvo has no equal. This
hills given rise to numcrolis worthless
(‘illlnit'I‘fI-llrl. Ask for Ill-Will's --thc
.gcnuiuc. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy.
. II
7
:POLICE GUARD MAVOR HARRISON.
day and last night iherc were three and
four pnllccnicn about tllc rcsldencc of
Mayor Ilsrrisor‘i.‘and the story was
circulated that the mayor had rec'elved
threatening letters on account of the
Iroquois Theatre disaster and had ask»
ed for a special detail of policemen. Po~
Ilcc Inspector (‘umpbcli was rciIci-lil
iilKilil-lhe iiiilitorhnd Mayor Harrison
denied that he had asked -dor' pnllcc
iprotectlon. . - .
' ONLY CURE FOR DVOPEPOIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
001.. says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used Io have great dis-
tress and belching. I tried ovary-
tiiing I could hear of. but nothing help~
edible until i look Brazilian Balm. and
one 50 cent bottle cured no complete
-._...._._ —.
firm with. ii. ruined,” F. ii. Bax-
.)ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy.
~WAp'aA1lE caves ,fie.‘ .
SEATTLE. Wuhli;."Jall.
marine insurance house has. received
instructions from bloyds. to .make Im~
modisteiy operative a special .var rate
'anes‘e-fvessels leaang this port.
CONNECTICUT PENBIONERS.
Alexander H. Cave". of New Haven. . Arrest Proved Larceny Was Only Tech-
Among Those Favorablv Reported.
\I'ASIIING’I‘ON. I). C, Jan. 8.—~'I'hc
first reports on private bills were made ‘ N. Chapman. “"0 of tho uoclcty womcn
flu ihc hollsc ycstcrdny. ulld quite a‘
l largo lunch was placed on the calendar 1
for future action. _
lillvillld pcnithmf reported the largest;
Alum
(‘oilncclicut pensions bills,
I ill llt'llilll of Harrison w, Fox, of Wind-
II III“ lll‘l’.
«or. whose hill
1 Henry and originally called for ‘72.?"
Thc cliininlltl-c. however re-
l port the bill reduced in 820 pcr month ‘
. and rccomnicnd Its passage. Pox nerv-
L cd In company ll Sixth Connccllcul volt .
luntceriv and Is now totally blind.
I month.
Another bill
VIIlIlIlli‘t'l‘il.
The third hill
in behalf of Edward T. Miller. of Tor-
. ringlon. This
' month and was presented by Mr. Hill. ‘
CHICAGO. .lflfl. X.-~Dilrlng all Of ll‘li’ . Th0 committee l't‘pfil‘lfll m favor of u".
I flill amount.
1. pany E. first New York engincm.
. For Infants and 0m ft‘hapnian. Judge IlIIII'IIPiI said will the l man u pwknkm. and charging him .
r" .dcstriu-llon of Mrs. C lapnuin’ii-mi k by ‘. with lnrccny of 3300 from
“l. "Ill “I ll". ‘I'm Ml ‘Tutllill. own If it had been Ill 'l‘ulliill's l mm”. (‘llranino
‘ bottle. was not right, bill out of con" ...._____.‘
3“" the 'sideriltloll for Tulliill's good reputation _ ‘ cogfLy MISTAKE.
We! . he would suspend judgment. lie warn- .
,FRIEND HEARD GARFIELD KILL
MINNEAPOLIS. Mind.
'.Isme.e Garfield last night locked thcj
,door of,hi _ atin .a building opposite:
tcl and told his wife he
i the West
" :ineaiit told“ her. .
'udrlend to “hold the line and listen." :‘Méulan. the comedian. who left
.\|
:The friend heard the worm
.L'A local land three revolver shots.
llhc police. who broke open the door lcoulrscl. and who was recently
DETECTIVE oi Kimono.
nical. Iut Musln't Do It Again.
tiREi-INWII‘H. .luii. ti.-— Mrit. Edward Hartford
Ion upon Ilu- Elihl
crossing matlcr.
of tlrlwnwich. pluvcd dcu-clivc ll few
duya ago In illc curly morning hours in
tile hopc of llai'el‘lsi llJlWllIlellil steal-
Ilig hcr milk. Sci-nil Oscar Tiitlilll.
proprietor of lllt‘ Round Hill I-‘srnls
dulry_ come Into llt‘l' kllchcn plans and
go away With one ”to lllrcc bottles
of milk which W. II. . colt. proprietor of:
the I’lilllfimJldlI‘i,‘ had just left. ttlu‘
stopped outside tlic door. utllrcd only
in il kimono. and called out. “I'm that
hoillc back." illuptlt Ii back. and.
saying not a word. win." away. Mfr.
t‘hupmun llf‘i‘lili'tl that 'l‘uthlll ought
to bc urrcsted. thIII "is tnllen In.
to custody and iricd thori- Julie:
llurnc'il In the lirecnwich Iiomiigh
court. .1"de pluulis._of llrldscporl.
dcfcnllod hint. or] “in Cilia: aftlficlpll‘
lunch ntlclltlfiii. internal-Ii us Tullilll
lllhl nladc a mini corncr Ill Greenwich
by buying llircc dairies. Ill fiicl. ulI lull
Sl'iiti's iiiiil‘l’. '
'l‘lllllill lcslll’ll-d ”fill. his bullies worn-
copyrighted, lhiil~ Scull used them.
though warned not in do so. and that‘
In aturioil a tour of investigation. his
Illi'lliOll bellman! hr tuulilt Ill. MI)”
Tlic committcc on.
- lot were three'
One was
ipicsciit grade III the crossing.
was ilitrmlucod by Mr.
til-rel. The improvement Is
aboul twiddle.
SAVED A BOY'O LIFE.
ford. lie-L. says:
"Wile“ favorably it" ed my boy's life.
t‘overt. of New llrvcn. him a few doses.
.25. The (‘0 written
Covert scrvl-d
Fifteenth Connecticut
lug."
hill},-
rcportcd favorable was
blll calls for 830 pcr.
Miller served in com-
llollsc our; f1 Illa . iiftll
Scott‘s inilk Join iylis ihtclilu. Hc
ailmillcdlwinitm MI'BI‘hIII'mMI'H 00"" for the prlsoner_ charging him with gractlon.
-——-——-—-eh
"“9"“ ”In?“ "bl 100““! I“ ”I“ ”It" ; complicity Ill tho sluioliug of a pollcc- .lor. Drilggist.
. jllcs and conceded that ho had taken . man m, Poolfsklll and charging him; _____,____
:Iht' Wilt II? M“ Hull" with by Mm with complicity in the shooting of a “NEW HAVEN THEATRE cumuu.’
cd TuliiIIl to conduct Investigations In sire.
oIller vvnys
——-Torrlblii 'pls lines. tllono'itchlng'
'pcstcring disam- nf ‘Ihe‘slllll. '
.nu cud in misery. Doan'il ()Inlmcvlt .hre gentle yet thorough.
Cliff’s. Al any drug store. . ll. lefar'g Drug Store.
WIFE.
Jun. 8.»
KANSAS CITY“ Mo. Jan. ll.——l"rallk i BURY.
Then he telephoned‘ _ p
the .
EAST HARTFORD GRADE CROSS-
INO.
inllrond tracks arc to ho clevnlcd h
fccl IIIIIl I; Ilichcs uliovc llll'll‘ prcscill
in coal
fills. Captain ll. lliibnrd, of
"liranllisn Balm sliv-
Hc began just like '
the one we lost with croup. We guy:
He quickly dropped '
to sleep and was all right In the morn
For sale by R. ll, Planted. F.
ii. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar
A FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE. ‘
HARTFORD, Jun, s.—~Euiidlo Denio— t Iioweln. stilnulatc the Liver, snd-elnri- .Iong and bitter fight with their trou~
ratio was arraigned again In the polici- I”
court yesterday as all alleged fllgilivc 'bcneilt particularly and all the usual I mltlon.
from Justice and again remanded for Inllending aches
one week to await extradition papers gwilrclilng and thorough effectiveness. 1 wife had every symptom of consump-
lllt‘“ Willi l‘florn New York. Policeman Robert G. lElectric Bitters is only 50c, and that Is . lion.
l face. of I’ceksklll. pmdnecd warrants {returned If It don‘t give perfect satis- I
ll
. NEW MILFORD. Jan. 7.—lt Is under-
n's ncl'camil i“Sultan‘of‘Sulii'fllo‘ifipsny In Novdm‘ .siood here that the New Milford Com. .doctorii without receiving any pcrmtr
lie notified {bcr. thereby breaking a three years‘ puny In nearly ready to begin the rcgu- lneut hem.“
res .Illr transmission of power from
PERKINS ELECTRIC COMPANYi‘
WINSTED_ Jan. il.—--’I'ile petition for
irlc Company. of 'I‘orrlngton. was heard .
in chambers by Judge Rnraback. of
the Superior Court. here today. The!
company is cliplsllzed at 820.000. The
petitioners are H. hi. White, of Lee,
Mass. W. ll. Illackluan. E. C. Frank-
IIn and .i. ll. Kingsbury, of Torrington,
who own Sinful worth of the stock.
They claimed that thc company had
not paid dividends for three years.;
Other stockholders claimed that when
the company was formed It was agreed .
llillt the dividends should be used In
inalabllshlng a plumbing business, and
I; that while ihc blllil syablo only
inmounl to 8700 illi' hil b receivable
amount to 82,300. No dcclslon him yet i
i llccll Illfltlt'.
if)
I
The
Mil
REVOLUTION IMMINENT. .
A sure sign of approaching revolt I
land serious trouble In your system Is
‘nervousnesu. slcnnieraness. or stom-
;uch upsets. Electric llltlcr will
”:qnlckly fllillnf‘mllt‘l‘ the troublesome;
tcuuscs. II ucvcr fails to tone the;
slomnch. regulate the Kidneys und‘
ltun down
the blood. systems
vanish under Its;
Guaranteed by Frank H. Bar .
0‘
NEW HAVEN, .lnil. Sr—Fll‘t'. Marshal .
mun (lladwin has submlltcll to Mayor Stud-
rlcy u report of his inspection of lhca
lihcatrca here. He rccommeuds im-
provements. Including the purchhoe of
Blunders are sometimes very upon ,new boss and fire extinguishers for one
Occasionally life Itself Is. the 'and the changing of the main stairway
price of.rl mistake. but you'll never be at another. so that the stairway will
wrong If you take Dr. King‘s New Life . run toward the front Instead of toward
‘I‘Ills for Dyspepsia. lllsslncss, Head. lln- rcsr as at Drcscllt.
Pill Lachc, Iiivcr or Bowel troubles. They
25c at Pratt: l
—.
CURED AFTER IUFFERING TEN
YEARS.
it. P. Hare. Supt. Miami (‘ycie & Mfg.
MOULAN WITH HIS OLD COMPANY ‘ELECTRIC POWER FOR WATER-“‘0“ Middletown. 0.. suffered for ten
'yeilrs with dyspepsia. lIc spent blin-
("‘0th of dollars for mcdicilu- and with
llc says. "One night
ltslwhilc feeling exceptionally ball I was
lillid found Garfield dying with a bullet trained from Joining any other cum-iiplant at Bulls Bridge to Walerburi‘. [about to throw down the cvcnlng paper
The woman wasdesrlfipany oh the result of null brought in i For scvcl-sl days electricity has been when I saw an item In the paper rc-
' in his brain.
of 10 per cent. on all Russian and lap . She was a vaudeville artist known
l Henri Guyotte.
Adi—*7 .
irole. -. :Wnterbllry ass first of the line.
Y
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Wind yduriungs :are sore and Inflamed from cou his
is thetimesrhen the. rats of PNEUMONIAJ’LEU 13
~ and CONSUMPTIO find lodgment and multiply.
as .Itbe fcdernl court. has rcaumcd his old 3 scilt uvcr the cross-country line
to ‘ gnrding the merits of Korlol Dyspepsia
.(‘llrc. I concluded to fry It and while
I ll.ld no faith In It i fclt beltcr after
the second dose. After using two hot-
ltlcs I am stronger and hotter than I'
have lllNl’l in yours. and I recommend
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in my frlcnds
and ncqunintilnci-s suffering from stom-
4neh troublc." Sold by Clifford Phar-
_macy. ' "
I BRYAN GOING TO NEW HAVEN.
5 NEW HAVEN, Jan. 8.-—»Thc time for
titling the Inventory ill the estate of
Ethe late Phllo S, Bennett having ex-
! plred. an extension of time. has been se-
lcured for William .I. Bryan. whose sig-
insture is required as an executor. It
.Is understood that Mn Bryan will come
. to New Haven on Monday of next week. '
SUIT THROWN OUT OF COURT.
HARTFORD. Jan. 8.-—A suit brought
IIARTI-‘Oitll. an. 8.---'l‘hc railroad ! ii receiver for the E. A. Perkins Eire» by Howard Reynolds. of New Lebanon.
roiiilllianlolicru Ioday filed their lit-cla-L
gradc
Tllcy adopt the town
plan as prepared by a local engineer.
’I‘lu-y orllcr that the manner of cllml-
iiilting thc gradc crossing shall he by
depressing the central portion of the
illlflllWfl)’ for a width of fifty (PM.
(ll-pill of b fccl and 4 inches below its
Columbia county, New York, to recov-
er 83.000 damages against the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rall-
road for injuries alleged to have been
received In the Sandy llook train col-
lision, October 9, 1902. was practically
thrown out of court yesterday by a
decision handed down by Judge Robin-
son sustaining the pics In abatement
filed by the defendants“ counsel. At
the time of the collision. Reynolds
was employed in Waterbury. Defend-
ant‘s counsel claimed that the Super-
;ior Court had no Jurisdiction over the
case. on the ground that the principal
office of the railroad Is situated In New
Haven and therefore under the statute
providing that every Connecticut cor-
porsllon must be located in some city
of the state. the suit should have been
brought In New Haven.
FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.
Those who. will persist In ciolfng
their ears against the continual roc‘
ommendatlon oflli‘. King’s New Dis-
covery for Consumption. will have I
bles. If not ended early by fatal termi-
ftesd what 'I‘. R. Basil. of
Besll. Miss. has to say: "Last fall my
She took Dr. King's New Dis-
covery aflcr everything else had fall-
cd. Improvement came at once and
four botlles entirely cured her." Guar-
anteed by Frank H. Baxter, Rruuist.
Price 50c. and ".00. Trial bottles free.
0.
NO ERROR IN CONSERVATOR.
CAIE. .
The decision of Judge (lager In the
civil superior court reversing the ac-
tion of the l-‘alrfleld probate. court and
appointing a consei‘vntor over John J.
Nichols of Fairf‘leld. has been confirm-
ed by the supreme court of errors. The
conservator was appointed at. the in-
stance of a niece, Georgie B. Wentz, of
New York. who alleged that her uncle,
a resident of Greenfield Hill, is Incom-
petenl. The application for the appoint-
lucnl of a conservator was denied In
the Fall‘l‘lt‘ltl court. and on appeal to
the superior court by the petitioner. the
pclitiou was granted. The defendant.
Mr. Nicholas, then appealed. The su-
pl'cmc court finds no error.
IN BED FOUR WEEKS WITH LA
GRIPPE.
We have received the following let-
ter from Mr. Roy Kemp. of Angola.
llld. "l was in bed four wbelts with
in grippc and tried many remedies and
spcui considerable for treatment with
physicians but. I received no relief un-
til I tried Foley's Honey and Tar. Two
small bottles of this medicine cured mo
and I now use it exclusively in my
family.“ If you but lrncw the splendid
merit of Foley's Honey and Tar you
would never be wllhoilt it. A dose or
two will prevent an attack of push.
mania or In grippo. It may save your
life. Sold at Plsisted's drug store.
South Norwallr, and A. C. Stillman’s.
Darlen. “
FOOTBALL COACH SANFORD ILL
AN EDITOR ”KAI“. NEW HAVEN. Jan. 8.-A message
Editor Lynch. of the "Daily Post," received at. Yale today from Brooklyn,
the" proposition ' . _ - . . . . . ,. j ' . , '- . .
.. blew'l ‘ ‘ '~‘ ' 4 - " ' - ‘ ~ ' ‘ ‘ .. -j *1 Pbllilpahurg. N. J.. has tested the met» N. Y.. stated that G. Foster Sanford.
hwumtly. more i ‘ ~ ~ . . ~ its of Foley's Honey and Tar with this the football coach. is seriously III of
at. g .. ‘resnlt: "I. have used a great many pneumonia. Captain Hogan, of the
u... patent remedies In my family for Yale football eleven, returned to col-
.ooughi and colds. and I can honestly ‘ loge today and inresponseto Inquiries
lsay your Honey and Tar is the best stated thal no decision hsdbeen reach.
~ .' ‘ M " 4 .. lining of tbovklnd I have ever used and ed as next season's head coach. it Is
’ O : : v I cannot say too much in praise ofit." ‘ expected that ex-Captaln‘ Rafferty will
Sold at Plaistcsl‘a drug store. South be Invited to take chnrge of the Work-
, LB ml 4.
remedyforaitthrost and“
‘ ‘NOI’WIII. and A. C. Silliman’s, Barton.
.0
MR8. CHASE SECURES BAIL.
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 8.—Mrs. Hanna I
i L. Chase, of Wallingford, who has'been
7. In jail for a month or more on a charge
,of arson. was yesterday released on-
;bonds of 81.500. She Is held for tho'
2 Superior Court. i
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