' EAST NORWALK.
Fo rget
THAT wa IILI.
a 0-». Iottd P‘Ickui Pumpkin
l PkgI. NonI Inch MIMI that. .260
2 Lin. Fancy lvaporltad Peach“. 250
15 Largo Swat JImaicI OrlngII 25c
Fancy TurklIh My» “3!. .16c
A Stull,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE
CONN.
hibTNilliWillii
Itst'l linker. who lttts tho Illphtltelltt.
is somewhat better,
The mcctlnxlot' the Loyttl Workers‘
will bo olnlttctl this week.
A meeting of tile W. A. H. Circle will
he held tomorrow evening.
lienry it}. litlt'itillKilIlnl is Itttitt- ill Iti
Ills ltonte itt \llll ZItnII‘. street.
Mitts Ltll't‘llil .t\insworth its tlble to sit
up Itftcr her Sl'l‘t‘l‘t‘ illness with typhoid .
fever.
The condition of Mrs. Wiliiutll II. “
\‘crily. who was illiurcd some duys ago
ltt il runnwny ncI-idcni. continues ttbottl
the slime. .
l’rtsidlnp: Elder Iliontgo‘ncry will illi-
Ilt'css ttle .ltltllot Hnnd. 'i‘htlrsdny orch-
ing. and a H|l(:‘i'ii|i service is being plun-
ltetl for that orcttsiolt.
III'M'II lltlll. the wellkotvtl \‘t‘ti‘l'illl of
this plaice. went to lt‘itcll's Soldiers
liol.e. yesterday Rilt‘l‘lltmll. for treativ
tncnt for It recent Hort-re illness.
littl'llet's pool, room is being enlttrt;«
I-II tutti ttltoihtr ittbtc will be instztllcd.
.\ fitn- this work is done. 0 pool tourna—
lIt_Ittt will probablybe started.
hirs. Amos Pierce. Itgcd eighty-eight
ycnrs, died itt l'ttwtuI-kci. Rhodt iti-
iiillIi. lust ’l'httrsllny. Mrs. Pierce will
be tetllttnbered by nlttlty Ittsi' Norwnlii
people no tlII mother of Mrs Gzlrt'I-ii
Decker. and hitd a number of t‘riIIlIls
ill this pltter.
lion. John .I. \Vatlsll. John Koogh and
iiiibm'l I“. I'lt-rcc attended the Jack-
Hill Day t'I‘itill'Iliitlll in NIw llnyen,
I:t:~l t-ttllintz. Illlti Iisioucti to iill'flllf:
stretch. The} were very lllllt‘il pit-:tsed
with the t‘i()f|ll(‘llt'(‘ of tilt: litty (irntot
cl‘ tht I’lrttte.
"I'II Wed Yen III the utilfti tlIII Sunt-
lucr 'I‘Ilnc." hats been tIIldIIl to the
ut'uItIopItI-ne I'Icolds, tls sung by .\lts.~
ililtt lliydenlnit'g. of Edhl Norwulk. who
bus :4 supriino voiI .t of tillllHllti pottIt
I’lllti sweetntss. and it is no sntttll to II‘
pliincni to the young ltttly to ii:l‘.’t‘ that
iiH'Ot'itt' soul: (:1 hers no on II‘I'Jll'ti.
At IiI(> me fin): to" ion ‘l'tntlttj' '.-‘ "Llluli‘
liotIrII of the littst \\':‘Illli‘ .\'Iettttttif:~tl
Episcopal Church, it) ill» lattiics' pntlot
(tilil‘f rs for th- lll‘.\' ,‘."‘.tt' \‘t’f‘li‘ l‘it‘i’ir”.
’I‘Ie tittptrintt IttiIttt Iltosen wits .I thtI.
It. l.‘liomntcdirtt I}. .I. Simollds re-
:Iiunetl Its assistttttt superintendent. and
N. S. |-‘ergu.-=e.u wosnlmicd to till the
lliilt'l‘ its tissistttni t-III_[ll‘liillt‘lltlt|ll. Si‘l“
t'tinry. Albeit Illoont: iltltttteinl sorre-
lary. Albert (P- ‘iilj sttpttiitttntlcnt in-
I'Iini class. lers 1.; .‘ Iltmen; iiill‘lll‘i In.
it). it). i{t'0it:‘: Iltotisttt. II .I. Hips-on:
ttitlnist. Miss Smite ltultdoli: tt'ettsurcl‘.
.Inmos Il'llotnlncdieu: officers for Mis-
rionnry Scrirty. (‘httrlI-s lliii. presi-
drttt: Albert Bloom. \'lt‘t‘~])l'(‘.=iiittlltl
William Moit‘ntt, srct‘citlry: I". II. lt‘icId,
lt'ctisttrrr. After the business meeting
'. ('. IIttwkins explained the lesson for
next Sunday.
Albeit It}. IMVIH. nephew of .\Ir. :tnd
Mrs. Edwin James. lttts t-otttt-ibntI-It
ihl‘H‘ articles to the holiday numbers
of the Bronx Hot-Intuit ltccttrd llllti
’I‘ituetI :tltti the North Side News. To
the former ht. \\'l(llt‘ :t p'elli on St
John. til“ Iliyillc. which uppettrs under—
nettllt It full page engraving of tin
new Episcopal cathedral. nnd judges
or grandfythm ttItrl srntimeni, pm-
tIouttI-c it eqntll to Ituytltint: of tile
land they have f\'I>'t' rt ”(I The other
‘ is ~,I threp page article of trtn'I-ls t ) and
. I \\ coty- second
front and ill i'ntlttticipltltr doting the
I'ent‘r Jubilee. illitsivsittl with orixit
llii drawings, ‘iinli itt stunt respects
equal to on: great Amortcsn humorist.
Mink 'I'wuitt. To the New he wrote a:
wry strong: and able article on the
commercial ilii\"allttilflt‘\ rt lil:‘ lit-Inn.
which. illlti it not bIIn tor his. pol'it'nli
III-contpnnylttg it. might hil\'l‘ bccn
though: to have coup; from t‘lttttitlecy
licpew. Mr. littvis II; it I'ollttlilrntivcty
young man. ltis Illiilt'.‘ and mother hil\'~.
tut: been public school principals In
New York. wittrc he wos horn. educat-
III and learned Ills profession. As soon
;\ he was of proper on Mr joined the
Regiment. Nttttoml
tinhrd. and on his {built {list birth
day, stalled ill business int himself as
on hrchitect, He had both previously
employed in the (“if‘lll'fllNi firm of ilte
lute lattice Price. in whose office his
brother. Irving 1’. Ihtris. Wilt; then. and
is still employed. He is III-tire In all
kinds of tmvtd work. religions. political
and social: and has for sonic iitttc nth't
tilled ill; position of president of the
North title Hoard nr Trade.
“1...-',!...
BEST?
. o
If ya haven't in"!
. it III!
II .
o'i'tao
Min the I“; of
hédammum Tho
III;
.isol.
« i .\ Intttdle of New \ork .lottrhals con i
‘ itititi)’ iII assist ROY.
‘ I‘ an ptotiIII-II for tltetn of II social and!
i thereon and converting the land that
. bridge hire. wince ISBN is dead
I
no“
-t"tn.i.I«. .I‘ .t I
"I. d ’1’» it . ‘ap'l‘lfl‘
WI It. Petty it rd tint; illuIlIirtI
«my #5“) . ..
IrI Kisslns. of in. West lulu. ins . M w . . ..._. .
iltK‘molPti from I III-VIII cold. ‘ ,,,. 4 . .~
Cootse McKfll'. of New YOIII. spout
Billttluy “i"! it 'ends in Rowuytott.
i Mil IIItrrv Pt‘llpf‘l of "U“lu’ltlll
aventu- has been viIitititt in New Yolk
Mus. William Dnianii of Rilwayttnl
IilVOtlllt’. Ir spendinft I tow dlytt in New
link
MIN.
loll tit'eulte.
lIoIII ihillllii.
Mrs. .lennlc Sherer. of l'etittlty-‘t‘
atteet has returned from I leit with
'teittttII-s ltt litotlltlttt.
'i ht Ilook Committee. of the libiIIt'y.
llltl ill the home of MI. and Mrs. Edgar
Lune, Iitttw svontie. last ovettitlg. t
A new shin bonrtl lttttt boon erected
on Iicnctsl Russell F‘tosts plopm'ly
tilt. William fruit.
of ltIIwIn-
iireen port
Lew‘It l‘} ittlyllioutl.
is visiting ltt
opposite the cast hound ItIilon. It is
about Iihit feet iontt. I
’l‘ltI Lollies Mistl‘olllll‘t Society ol
the littptist (‘htir‘ch will hold It mort-
il-n: Wednesday tlfternoon at tho llontc.
tMt-I. .lI-tntio Shcter, Penuoyct' street
slglttd to lt‘r'1oIIeIIIk I” Lockwood. “IN
Hill over by one of the fast trains Sun-
duy morning. and all the papers were .
more or less cttt to plet'eit.
IhI Itowayton \r'tttel ttoughs ilil\'t‘
III II itt opctntiml mince li‘tldlty lust. l
lin ltlitll\' ot’ the tililtoIIIlIt It steiltn pipe
is illli ttntlet thI ttottxhs and In cold
wetttltI-r strain is seni through llle ptpe
Iltld the troughs thus kept tree of Ice.
Russell Hall. of Forty-second street!
was ctossiux tltc harbor. yesterday ill-i
ternoott. when lte stopped iii no tilt"
Illolc ill the rear of .‘tleud lll'othcrs‘
‘storc. ill‘li received It drenching. lie
is none the worse for Ills hath todtly.
Mrs. S. It2_-\\’sliors and Miss Eli‘t‘iil
SIPWRIL of New York city.‘spenl Sutt-
Iltty ttt their cottnttc on llclle lslnttti
'nnd looking (l\'('l‘ the. work which Chill-
Ict: Stevens has been dointt about llte
property
There “Its It t'egulnr meeting of the
lielittnI-e Hook ll’lfi Ladder Company III
tlte rooms. Inst evening. ttnIl officers
were elected for the ensnnttt yettr.
t‘httries ltrunduge watt chosen forcnuttt. ‘
Frank It. Stevens. first assistant fore
titttn; (‘lntrlcs Morris; second assistant;
t'oremttn: i’t‘l‘t')’ Sllcrron. secretary: .'
\\’Iliittnt I Stevens. treasurer.
DARIEN ANWD NOROTON.
II V.
The Rev. \It'.
Fun” is an earnest \vnlkfl‘
1 poor condition of health for I long iitnp.
Ilr Greene‘s thvnra blood and uertc remedy.
cine hII been in his citric. his letter shows.
Rev. Wm. Primer. Presbttcrittn Ibnrclt. I'lutm loin. .\‘. \‘. saw:
(lithium. 'iitll lath-JIM“? rt: Public
Sititmttti “ For illittt’ iiiltli.”
t, .2
u.
wittus mom
"I- httI been struggling with
Nothing helped him not' I lit. it‘lI-d
llow efficient this great medi-
"I hr"
used Dr. tlrecnos Vorvnrs blood and nerve H‘nlf‘t _\ in on own «use and clip
ltet. 'I‘. It. Miller-I goes to HIOOkI)"
Henr) 'I‘I'Inkhttus
ot‘ the Buffalo Avenue Methodist Epil-
mpztl Church. in a series of spoclitlt Intwicxccllcnt remctlt
St ~ I II i" I my pltotogtuph for nthcrs' good. "
Her. '1‘, ll. Miller. tutstor oi' the litt-
t-iI-n Methodist (‘Iturrlr is organizing.
l "Boys' t‘luh," to which all illc boys n...“ to strength by this lanit'lh!‘
of tho town are ellglblc for nlclnber-i
ltlti soot-ping in its tcrrm.
ship. The ilrst meeting of the itl'lzall‘i
recommend it to be all that it is claimed.
tillers. and have done. no quite ifllPh to I friend In i'nnnda.
general Ilcbllitt and liver ttonhle utttl n gonerttl toning up of l‘tc strut-m. It
You baw- In} pctmisslon to publish this if'ltPP with
l have often Idviscd its use to
1 found it for
In commending publicly Dr i-reenoa NIH-rural tltr Rev. \lr. lrnIcr has
voiced the grateful thought of thonnnds who have been helped from Noah-
lils endorsement of the Mot-III in broad
It Is gin-n ‘ for others good. “
Ate you fro-ling run down in ltc.tltlt til this sea-on? Doc's tour ayIII-m
Do you its I“hifl' nights?
- . . , . . . . . i
l'ii‘l’tlufl.‘ . “rm” l" 1‘“ Lt‘isl. H‘ ttit‘lg “.h ‘3' . need It gt-ncrul toning up 1‘ III tour appetite poor"
" “ " "““e n ‘ a n 5"” L “ “ Are von tired out and listless and weak. " Dr. Hreenc‘ I VII-Inn blood and ndrvr
was a good altendancc. entertainment
of
litettttt thalnttct and till enjoyed the
tII.Ision. It is belictcd that there is‘
tI Itccl t'ot such It Littb. us Mr. Millet 5
porn: to make this and he should have!
the I'Ol‘iiifli support of the iownspoo-t
pic. Gttlllt‘s will he provided for those;
who attend and the club will be it tort
pleas-tint, part of juvenile life in tho in
tnre.
iii-
«Inhiiiiv and exhaustion
IIII liftit .-\vcnno.
llr. Greene's th'tttl'u.
ilW
WESTPORT coucncssn/IN srewArtT 5 com.
Aspcint k lodge K of P... “III 110“] R Taken to New Milford far Burial Today
tc'ttlar mectitlt: iontotrow night __s"v.c" in All am“. Church.
then “In. It ntotntmitltt ilnttct int
l' i\\ll Siliilltiit) when it was hinted lhittlur tonne
t
i
t (‘ottgtesstnttu Thomas I:
\ u I . i I
:1"|lh“l‘.;fl'"m I,“ if, “Jim ”fi.‘.§$:...:,§ist -w-.mt of .\.III IIII-k. u-IIII IttI-It am.
It . .
,. n \ tt ~ . 2. Iro dirty .
ptott II th II putt to be inconeci. lhc r‘lu' . m" hum" H i i n " in.
that city. was brought here today. Iii
tended by a large party of friends and
relatives und s delegation of eighteen
members of Killlt‘ Lodge of Minions of
New York. of which he was the iitst
luiiitlicIl membct. Tile funeral held
at it” Saints (‘hnrch lit this tillttut
was conducted by tile Rm
lin‘ in tetnpcrat lie was tesponsibie
tot thetletntion in publit hopI.
.\ pttrty ot‘ ut‘sntzers here plan to
Eit‘lilil to lrccnileld Hill tomorrow
night and buy their respects to their
brother crangers «I that place. The.
snow has softened up considerably
dining the past two tltlys and siclghlng
.. { . . . _ , Benton. rector of the chnrth ttssisted
Edwfumm “mm; a minim!“ 0' mad“ by the Her. I“ I! Draper. and the Rev.
. ‘ I I ' I ‘ l' t ‘ I
It Is sttld ihttt two fishermen nar- "‘ “' (”"k'n‘ both "f “hm" \ '“
former rectors Worsllipfnl Master
l .'I\ \' cs-uvl drownin (II t e rive .
‘ 1‘ .i i” .. . X .l .h t‘ iiill‘lh‘ilul'll, of lutnc lodge. conducted
below sanguine» btidge hainlday, bill Masonic ceremonies I” ”w church and
their identity is t't‘knowlr According ‘ ‘ ‘
tilt-III Ill th-
pziil- beutI rs.
MI. Stewtttt' s “lie \\.t: Miss II.Innn
A. 'I‘tlllot dttughiet ol lit George "lm
lor. at this town. Mi. Stew art was It
well-known lawyer. and mix fornIIIlt
prominent In RepuhlIInn politics itt
:Ncw York He was It park I ommISsiolt
ed under MIL. ol thometre wits IleIt-
I l
to the story told they H‘nllll'I'tl out on gratin.
toe. ice fishing. Accumulated snow
helped cover the weak places and one
of 'he ll‘lmilt‘l' went through into the
wuter. In eltdeurortng to help him his
companion narrowly escaped it Iluek~
Lug himself. Holh went down tho track
toward East Norwnlk.
t i- now ‘t'tOl‘It‘ that ’l‘llomah'
“lilautiitnessev‘ tins Iilsposcd of his i M m the Assembly and w“ “ ““"mw
home to It: .’I‘ Redford tnklmz in ex-t‘" ”I" Fm’IiI‘IiI CtiliRl‘t‘hS- Ills “'lfc
' “ and son. Dr. George II. Stewart. for-
I'hnnge the Almrd property. Two
wars 8"!“ the same propOsiiion was
illit'li‘ to Mr. Shattgltncstscy. bttt he re
fused to etttctialn It. The llodfordlt
lttttc long desired in secure the
Sltntttthnessey place it is believed with
a tie“ to demolishing the buildings
merit superintendent of itcllcyue Hits»
pitul sutvite him.
WILL BUILD RAILROAD CAUSE-
WAY.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 12.» E.
Harrlman and Juli-ts Krutiachmiil. on
behalf of the Southern Pacific. Cont~
pany. have just agreed to Join the
Rock Inland Railroad in spending 81-
000 000 for a causeway 500 feet wt iIIc
with concrete retaining walls fromthe
mainland across the buy back of the
City of Gslvcaton to the city.
will be part of the. guncrnl plan of rail;-
II.
adjoins the residential proper of E. T:
Bedt’nrtt. into 3'. prit'aic- park. It will
materially enhance the Bedford proper-
ty and the surroundings, although Mr.
Shaugltnesscy's residence. one of the
old land marks at the farms has been
kcpi In good condition by Its former
owner. __ _ __ ing the presentleyel of the city sew
CRANBURY. t"““‘°“ M" ._ w“-..
m‘“ . BANK CASHIER SHOT HIMSELF.
.\i SH. . . I . . , . . .
Wm" I. xxx. ,‘1;§;,§‘k'}m“'t ”mm" CHICAGO .Im t2.—.\ Ilosltatoh to
title Record III-raid ttom Sogourney.‘
Silas Sitcrwood of Bridgeport spent
Sunday with his fathet. William Sher-
wood.
lolttt it. Gregory spent Stindm till
his daughter. Mrs. Thomas Sitttndct‘si
of South waalk.
MI. and Mrs. I‘. W. Gregory went
Sundat ‘tril it ilt‘l parents Mr. and Mrs. i
E. Filth. of Weston.
There was no smelting tn‘ the.
chapel. SundIy afternoon In RIL l.‘
Cunningham failed to appear
- hictitenant Chll‘kd A Reynolds. tho
adjutant at Fitch' I Soldiers‘ Home “0-: ‘
roton Is quite ill at his cottage on thev
grounds. _
Mrs. Ms run w llobinson. wife oftbe "n'
surgeon at Fitch‘I Soldiera' Home. No.
roion. has returned from a visit to
New Haven
I Iowa. says: hearing that his bank
h.. creditors G F I‘tterbaclt cashier of
ithc’ Sitmttrney Satiugs Bank. has shot
thimncif in the. head. lniiiciin; I fatal
iwotmd To guide taebuiiet aurcly. he
fircd through a sh rt gas pipe ono
cm] of which he held against his tent
iple. The bank is in a sound condition.
Nngxsby—l thtnlsht you were never
going to work for those pimple again."
If ass- I
I
LORD BRAYIIOOKE DEAD.-
QONDON. Jim. ll~lord Braybmoke .'
“he Rev. latiner Neville rector of
, cytton. Cambridge-hire. since 186i
and master of ”amniotic (lounge. Cup
I I:
‘ in i527.
IPIllf'ti_\' will bring you quick-It buck to vour old standard of health
people praise it for if: stI-t lint: worth.
it were itot whni. ii ix I l: tiInI-d tube. It would not and could not he cndorud
and pttitlielt commended in influential m'opIe.
ministers. mng‘lstrntes. nnti other IIH‘ciais who praise Dr. Groom" -
lttsy are rotated in ttcnrlt cvctt issue of this paper
Ilrcencs Ncrvtun blood and nrrvc rch-Iit.
NEW \1ll.l“0iil).Jitll I2 .~—-'lhe bIIIit .
( Itttlston ‘
Masons acted us.
could not mce‘. the cash demands ot ’
All clIIsI-s
no not lose sight of the fuel that if
I" Itch fot the names of the
NI-tvnrn.
If you are ill. [ct
the perfect mcdicimI for
:ItltiI-e sottttt ItInliit iA given 'W Dr. Greene.
\‘cw York. N. Y.
Your Ilrttggist reI-ontmrnIlI and Kills
“ 22-.-
CURE!) AFTER SUFFERING TEN
YEA
II. I". ll;lrc. Supt. Mlatnl t‘yt'i“ & Mfg.
I‘n \iimiiitill“ll it suffered for ten
.tents it tilt Iltspttpsiu. He spcnt hun
Ilreds of «lolltlts for nleIliI inc and with
dottols “itiltllii retelling tiny pcrmu-
ttent hen-tilt. lIc sttys. “One night
while feeling exceptionally bad I was
rililt‘lit to throw down thI- evening paper
when l our on item in the paper re-
«Irdlnx the merits of Kodol Dyspepsia
I‘ urc I cont ltIIieIl [to it}: It and While
1 hIItt no faith in it i bit better Ifter
Ithc seIIIIIII dose .'=\ile| using two hot
Its I not stiongct und better than I
hate III-In III years told I recommend
titotiol Ilyspcpsitt Cure to my friends
and tieqtttdlttnnccs suffering from stomv
Itch trouble." Sold by Clifford Phar-
macy. "
Q
t
NEWSPAPER MAN VERY ILL.
\‘\t.\'lu~‘tili_ \‘t., .lmt I‘.’.-—l"li\nk W.
;t\ltIIk formerly superintendent of the
luitstctn Ilitision of the Associated
. I’tI ss is III III the Windsot Itoiel here
Isnd |Iil\ siIiIius Kite no hope of his rc-
ltll\(‘l\ .\lt Mink came hero to debt-
let s IeIturI- last week and on Thurs-
dut night was the \Ictlnt of a hemor-
1 tittlge. Ills Ioudition did not Imprme
and Mrs Mack was summoned. Since
iSItuIlnl Mr. Muck has u'etlkencd grad.
t unity and today the doctors abandoned
hope.
REVOLUTION IMMINENT.
It sure. sign of approaching revolt
innit serious trouble In yotlr system II
tncrrousness. sleepleaaneaa. or atom-
Inch upsets. Electric Bitter will
quickly distnember the trouble-one
:causca. It never fails to tone the
Istomach. regulate the Kidneya and
Bowels. stimulate the Liver and-clIri
ify the blood. Run down systems
This benefit particularly and all the usual
attending aches vanish under Its
searching and thorough effectiveness.
l Electric Bitters Is only 60c. and that in
Icintncd if It dont give epcrfect sail»
itactlon. Gttnrnntood by Frank H. Bax-
tier. llrnztzlst.
i DEUTSCHLANO REPORTED.
NEW YORK Jan. l2.—~—Thc Ham-
llltfg»Amcrictn Lino sthmur Deutach-
land. from Hamburg. Southampton and
Chcrbourtt. was repoilcd bi wireless
tclezruph scvcnty miles out of Nan-
tucket Lightship It 2: 30 a. In. Site
will mobably dock about five o‘clock
this afternoon '
Bra-
STOP THAT COLD
or it may molt in Pneumonia.
Wamby—"l did any so But since ailtan Balm iI brawn OOH- M
'thlt time they have. decided that I ever tfled.
i might. come back. "'--Baltlmm Amerh 10.. 35 60c and 81.00 bottles. 1“ Gilt
almoIt without
didn't-M’- rtr Nat-M’-
o‘tt .t r. 1'
will. ytrttuktl.
'IN . it HI!
'w U' N to *W‘“Nm
VIII Nst Sound- I Warning to Freah~
man ClaIIeI.
'an HAVEN. Jun. 1:. urn.» pl‘ill't
tire of the Yale freshmen In throwing
paper ribbon trout the balmnles or the
Hyperion 'I‘hculre iii the annual cott-
I-ert of the musical clubs during
“ptom” week, is IntuitI the subject of It
wntnitnt of possible dinner in a Yale
Daily News editorial today. "With
tltc mqlnorv of that horrible disaster.
which occurred in a Chicago theatre.
one can hardly help considering what
risks have been taken each year at the
concert tfillllut "prom" week. says the
News. “Thu mass of paner thrown
from the gallery. might kindle a blaze
in a second which would throw the
fitliiit’llt'l' iltlo tl panic. Something
must hc Itunc by the two freshman
classed. it In believed that it every
man considers the question tsirly and
from an ullIl‘I-ltish standpoint, he will
use his Influence to prevent what
would not only make people feel un-
comfortable, lntt is lit I‘eullty very dull-
gerons. titrrv yt'fll‘ the manners of
the ihcttIrI- bit that the railings ill the
Italiery may site when the great
weight ls thrust Igttiusi them and each
your stone accident is tented. ii‘
freshmen :r "tlilIIttI-Il to the gallery
the mane ..nent of the musical clubs
should make ecrtain men responsible
for what Is done. But there must bd
II realization on the part of every one
of what it would mean if anything
should happen "
iN BED FOUR WEEKS WITH LA
GRIPPE.
We have received the following let-
ter from Mr, Roy Kemp, of Angola.
Ind. “l was in bed four weeks with
In grippc and tiled many mmodlcs and
spent c‘onsidctablc for treatment with
physicians. but I rocstvcd no relief not
til i tried Foley‘s Honey and Tar. Two
smIll bottlcs of this medicine cured me
ttild I now than It eitclttsiycly in my
family." it you but know the splendid
merit of Foley‘s Honey and Tar you
wduld never be without it. A dose or
two will prevent an attack of pneu-
monia or in grippc. It may save your
life. Sold at Piaistcd‘s drug store.
South Not-walk. and A. C. Silliman's.
Darlcn. "
ROESKI COULD HAVE ESCAPEO.
CHICAGO. Jan. llw'l‘hc plan of
Emil Roeskl. one of the car bandits.
to saw his way out of jail. was laid
with more chances of success than at
first supposed. Assistant Chief of Po-
lice Schneider ltII found I lcncr ‘trom
Roeski to his brother Herman, who is
now in jail on n chum ot conniving to
release Emil. The lcttcr'conialnod a
plan of thc jail. showing the button
of Emli's cell. Emil Instructed his
brother to cllmhua flm 03.68.09 on a
building across the alley from the old
jail. and then reach the jail roof by
means of a ladder. With the ladder he
was to reach the window on the tier
in which Etnll‘s cell was located- With
half a night to work in. the young han-
dit. having saired out of his cell. could
have cut the bars of the window and
escaped.
ONLY CURE F01 DYBPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bitch. ot New Castle.
Del., snytt: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great dis-
trcII and hatching. .l tried every-
thing i could hear of. but nothing help
ed me until i took Brazilian Balm, and
one 50 cent bottle cured me complcto
Ir.”
For sale by it. It. Planted F. ii. Btu:-
tcr Ind the Clilord Pharmacy.
DEPORTED BY THE MILITIA.
VICTOR. Colo. Jan {2. ——-John Kick.
'1‘ 1‘. Timpani-1 Sergeant and c. A.
county limits by order of the utilitar.‘
Int oritteI. The first named in Illcged
do n: agitator and the hat three
charged with ltving idlo livea. This
is the flat deputation by lb. ullliIry
in link county. Several other men who
not. mm under the nmncy III-
have been released
ry. my to take. plant“ and never
WhimulQ .m DIWM‘I Little
Barty“? BlIIrI.’ A vial of them little
IllIltr is I certain
mutilation. "The! tank
tn the titer Sold in
Clitord Phylum
IHOULo NOT 'rt-ovtow PAPER. I
Jones hate been escorted outaldh the
‘W
WEST-POCKET TOR. .
hi c this my. no t ble to car-
veil-peck
'9“- grim: line billiouI I:
"‘l a, and In Imus In. red
‘ n‘iid rim
MEET NEXT lN BRIDGEPORT.‘
‘ MA silv-
W In”: «It;
~ . “mm.
m ‘
" mMde-‘Iu- ,qumoIv' or
. m“°"",.u‘w:"""', m .VLVIITIR P. writs-4.10
and.“ at In; Iran In" Cumin row emcm.
. ' ,
W‘ ‘l'll le Emuxn Fooo Co.
‘ — think“ BoutthiIILOOIm. " ' * ’
“3?“ m:—IhnnmthouquindaubItiIf0AE
no“. Ind and II to II. reduced iron om. by thrualoolo ‘.
Mutation which mums it I rich. pIrfIctly cook“. and Q . .
deliciously ilnvoml Food.
OAT RUSK contains in the correct. proportions thou toad
element». which um. has Inland. to build and III-tally
vim mutation. and mod hunt. in cultu- Ind
. Mil“;
Especially in growing Children. what's the normally to: i
‘ Food that will proporly pout-III: Itml Iuatdn the III-yum mt
maul growth of the Young. in may: amt, Pan-II trill dud
0.3mm be both I IupIrhIIadIniIdupIaIIhIIFood.
sage-.5
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.-
Bridgeport Barber Elected PrIIidont .iCitlIOQUOI of th wiillmantlc and N? ‘I
of State AIIoctatlon.
The State Bathts' Protectite Asso-I
Havan lnItitutlInI.
Tho state board of education has I -
tiltiion met III Waterbtny, yesterday. [sued catalogues of tho Willimaniic'nr '
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year:
President. Daniel .1.
Bridgeport: first riot-president,
Ware. of Derby;
O'Connor. of
F. (I.
second rice-president,
George I}. Lambert. of Waterbury;
third ylcc-pl'osidcnt. G. K. Schmidt, 0!
Illinbnry: scereiary and treasurer, H.
Hillllli. of New Haven.
The order Is in It prosperous condi-
tion. having 8500 in the treninlry. The
dclcgtttcs. representing seven cities.
banquctcd after the. meeting. The next
mot-ting. which occurs the sot-0nd Mon-
day ilt .ltlnnury. i909. will be held In
Bridgeport. III which it is expected that
every ttnlon lit the slatc will be. repre-
si‘lllt’d.
A FRIGHTENE'D Home. l
larger size
Running like mad down the street
dumping the. occupants, or a hundred
other accidents. are every dtly occur-
rences. It behooves everybody to
have a rcliable finite handy and there's
none as good as Bucklcn's Arnica
Salve. Burns. Cuts. Sores. Eczema
and Piles. disappear onickly under I"
soothing effect. 250, at FranktH. Bax-
ter's Drug Store. ”
ENGAGEMENT IN SOMALILAND.
ADEN. Arabia. .Inn. l2.—-»An engage-
ment in Somnlllttntl between ll. British
force and the forces of the Mad Mill-
lnh has resulted In It severe defeat of
the Inner. who lost one thousand men
killed. 'I‘hc British had two ofllcers
killed and eight omcers severely
wounded.
IIISTIIIIT REIIIEF 3133:.”
on . son Tim-m with BmflJAl
Ila II. It dons 25c. no opt-n.
oll InlIllthlI Int-c for Ant-mo. (lav
Ian, Bronclltlluad nlekConItunp-
non. 'Oukaad “in“... Pint
It.” pnpald. I. .00" Jar Ion II 00..
Indianapolis, Ind.
New Haven State Not nml TrainI" -'
schools for 19034.. The summary 01‘ pt <
pils at the Willimantlc school is a!
follows: Senior class. 27: .Itlnior claw,
40; preparatory class. 13: kindergarten
training class. 1; special students. 6:
whole number of resident students. 87:
none resident students. 42; number on—
roled In normal department, till; pu-
pils in model and twiningr Ichools MO.
The New Hate-n school has 189 title '
dents as followts Seniors 83:1unlorh
108. All are from this state __excepr.
two. one from Massachusetts and one
from Pennsylvania. As to the clue!!-
sea of the schools the catalogues my:
The attention ot‘ persons of limitctli
moans is especially called to the tail:
that the expenses of thing in Willlman-
tic is materially less than in cities of
The ateragc coat qt
board and washing is about $3.50 It
week where two occupy the same room.
The total average cost per pupil. not.
including the amount paidtor clothing ,
and traveling. is thuit loss than 8200 per
year. Some. do their own housework:
and reduce the expense of board MI
0119- -halt or twothirda the. sum tunnel!
abate.
The adtanlsgcs of the New Haven
school are offered free to all who fit“
clare their intention to teach in thv!
common schools of this states Noccs‘
sury text books are provide without;
'churge. Pupils are advised to porchiwv
git few reI‘I-rcnee h'tolit.
‘rooms and good board can be second
i
Comtorinhlu
iutter the students arrive at New Hat'-
cn. At the beginning of the term the
;principttl will be totlnd at the normal
yrschool building. and will assist new«
corners in finding boarding plant‘s.
{Board is obtained for “fist-Inn N I
week. .' .. }
TAKEN 'ro WETHERSFIIRBI‘ - 't
Eight l-‘airflcld County prisoners. in-
'cluding Joseph Stout. recently mimic".
cd of murder. were taken to shutout-ism
on at Wethcrsneld. yesterday diorama.
mum
(muti-
Mm
. NM "it“:
\. ‘9'
Ecstatic ‘0
What is CASTORIA
”$18le unwrap-
'gfiflh.‘ bro “and Wfiyllpdw fill
Opium, Map-lac no! other:
”mutumtn, .-
You Bart, W Bought. and which jab
m- 0ch 8t) year-I. hubrnmo. tho:
. . Allownoonetodeoetveyouintiiltt.
All Counterfeifi‘nniwtma Ind WWW” Ira out .
Expoflmuthnthifle withandendanccrtbchdthot .' -
1|:an and Chilton-Experience against Export-III. '
1 en a T3,
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