“ - Mew Tomorrow.
'i: been; 8:“ p. m. _
. ’iziAa-‘nu ‘sz n. in. .
' "lilo «eaurlkal. TILIPHONI
CALI-B. ~
“also of the Hon. William Jen-
737m. at New Haven. was, to
ab: the least, I remarkable one. it
was entirely different from the old
“than! speeches. which he used to
notebefore his trip to Europe. and it
. touched upon politics of a specific as
this in the lightest sort of way. His
speech. however. had the old familiar
5 era and held them spellbound.
”M of the best general speeches that‘
he has ever made and it showed the'
, areal side of Bryan. The breadth ofi
l’ his views and the growth of the man.
l’ttll has taken place since the fam-
oue' convention when he ciec'triiled the
country by his ciatoiy. lie is the
same Bryan. but he is broader and
more fully'developed.
The Incorporation of the Eastern
Underwear Company itlds a new in-
dustry co Soutb'Norwalk. The incor~
porators are William s. Stirrtcvnrrl.
‘iloslle‘ (iambic, John '1‘. ' Keogh and
George E. Sal'taln. Four bright. up-.
to-date business men as could be found
hi any city which fact makes It pro-
bable that theiwnccrn will have a
vei‘y bright future. and be a commercial
credit 'to' the city.
The recent snow storm and its coil-
bouuent blocking of traffic on the Con;
belidated'road'shows the truths of the
old adage that necessity is the mother
of invention. The principal delays
were because of the freezing up of
switches along the line. Now it is an-
bounced that some genius has invented
an economical nrothod of beating
these switches so as to prevent slich
trouble in the future.
‘ Tire‘Boutb iIOrWlllk Trust Company
sites a line showing In its finances. as
related today on the llrst page of this
paper. The institution has been in
‘elistenee less than three years, and
. has assets of nearly 8000.000. The oili-
, cars of the institution are well—known
”and successful business men. and the
company is one of the strongest finall-
ciIl organisations in the state. '
, The death of Hiram S. Brown is a
locate the entire city. He was well
known and cordially liked by all who
knew him. ills genial and kindly dis
position are worthy of emulation and
his many goodwqualilies made him a
man who certainly deserved to have,
the-many sincere friends who were
proud to call themselves so. ‘
~ The Bird Club is to discuss at its
neat meeting "Where do the Junto' 5’!
sleep"! It might be interesting for
the Fifi) Club to have. a debate on the. -
ous question: “When do shad
eepf"; This latter has never been
y swared satisfactorily by airy fisher-W
Tlle "if. 'offnphwtrons of “Parslfal” as
tired the success of that interesting
,t,w_hic.. Is to take place at iluyt's
l
mu Hook “and Ladder Companr I
have it thirtieth birthday soon. It
REID NOT IN EVIDENCE.
(WALTON. Vdrmont. Jan. 13. -—AI-
abolish inspector Boyle of Springfield
has been in this vicinity two day
log for William J. Reid, alias
n. the escaped hotel swindler.
had not been seen here no to l0.
s forenoon. The authorities here
Itching for tile appearance bf
GARHTAGI lCE RACES.
ERTOWN. N. Y., Jan. 18.--At
lee Races yesterday. Car-
, by Hutchlns B Fritz of
indeed I- mlle In 2:15 break-
‘rover his caskcl.
' pl
" dsr‘ cine'tlie “enigt' , bRte
Oiled
“mm at the frequois
Theatre by three detectives of the
state's attorney's ethos. Bight doors
and one piece of drapery were remov-
ed from the ruins and hauled to the
criminal court building. Most of the
doors bone evidence of having been
locked. They are burned on but one
due. and la I number of instances the
doors wane broad open and the. locks
broken. The «or where the bodies of
so many dead were found II among the
Pieces of evidence seized. Another
piece of ovrdence II the drapery ‘thltt
concealed an exit on the first floor. Nel-
ther the door nor the drapery was
burned.
The Rat ord- Herald today sayzs Suits
against the City of (‘hicago for finan-
ciai losses tauiied by the order which
Building Commissioner
the city, will be brought by many of
maneusm which fastened on his heIr- line managers and owners of plays i Saturday
(‘hica'go dullng the last two weeks
This statement Is made by men who
are in intimate touch with the local
theatlical situation Since all of tho
managms are non lcsldcnls. the cases
will be taken before the federal courts.
! I'll: I. i ‘ ‘
Itep and clear blight skin. set.
your digestive organs and liver
right by delay
BeeCham’s
Pills
”Everywhere. in boxes 10c. Indlo.
DEALERS MAV‘ MAKE coarser.
H
Bridgeport Baloen Keepers to be Ar-
raigned Near Istsrday.
The wholesale arrests for alleged
[selling of liquor Sunday. In Bridgeport
Williams Is ‘illll! caused I great deal of consterna-
sued Jan. 1, llosrng cleiy theatre inition
Yesterday morning the cases
were continued by the city court until
'ihe saloon men met yes-
“ was. whose engagements .were booked in i ierday, and it is understood that their
action, in which they are united. will
be to fight the cases. although many
are In favor of forfeiting the bonds and
avoiding the expense of appeal.
Yesterday three more warrants were
ilsslied by Prosecutor Jesse A. Stewart
The brief of the plaintiffs lelI be based . These were for A. M. Umstatter. 57!
on two documents—one the license to
conduit a plat:
$00 and “ilitil has in no case been re-
vokcii bv the author-.itlts and the othei
the certificate of inspcttlou by the file
East Main street; John Beyneis.. 72
Willard street. and James Farrell, 36
(barging violation of
tht liceilse‘iaw.
It was reported yesterday afternoon
department. whitb hangs, flamed. neul itiiat the light by the liquor men would
,thc main entr-amcs of the downtown
theatres. and which states over tboi
signature of Fire Marshal Musham that
‘ the house is certified to be safe as to
life protection
-_..__ -—
GENERAL GORDON BURIED.
Casket Draped With
Flags and Guarded by Troops.
l\.’i‘i AN'l‘.A (in. Jim. is. ~ (in a esta-
fuiquc. draped with Confederate flags
and the banner of the lost cause lying
ilrc body of General
John ii. Iiordon Iii-s ltr statc today iii
the marble corridors of I} coigla' s c-spl
tol. Guarded by troops and viewed by
thousands who followed him as their
leader or had known his name as hero.
.lhc dead soldier received every honor
and tribute of respett that could be
paid. All flags in the city are fiviug
at half mast. the offices of the state
buildings are closéd and tomorrow all
the principal places of business. the
courts and schools will be closed dur-
ing the hours of the funeral
Attended by I civil escort appointed
bv the governor and I military troop
ulrich met the body at the state line.
the funeral party reached Atlanta to
day. and the casket wan borne to the
state capitol. where the body will lie in
state until l0 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. From lii o‘clock until noon the
memorial services will be held. Fol-
lowing these exercises the, body will be
taken to the Central Presbyterian
Church. where the funeral rites will
be observld. From the eliurih. tiic
' body will be carried to Its last resting
place in Oakland Cemetery.
FASHIONS. ' ,
idliuc lace Is used very effectively
on blue it tlf‘llt‘ (lo chine
5mm king Ill taking the place of tucks
«n the wool sluriwaists.
the hanging sleeve of chiffon is a
i'mturc of the bull gown.
li you are going to have one of lilt
plum- loloieil costumes scroll it ili‘:tlltl
thrill or stilootll tililh of some kind.
you will find the color.» arc better.
there are many thing. about (in
kitilien for uhrrb paper is p e.e.>r-;r.~
to a cloth Ill tlri lleanxlng process
lpuimtlialil .s a tile! .rrluk or. .....~..
th.ings
Mci' all's Magazine says that many
.zlopic are unaware Illdl \f‘iltl cu
\iulltis washing. lot It can be very
.uii-cessfuily douc if out has ready a
.ldi‘lil. soapy lethtri'. and immerses the
.-clvetceen garment irl It aiid gently
ubs iiiltll tlic dill disappears. Alter
‘ .iusing, prise lir. dry its possible and
-on dump on wrong side, with hot
.ioirs frequently changed. 'l‘heir hang
.rr front of .r‘c to finish. and the pile
will come up like new.
"Mexican penuchi ‘ from the "House-
hold-ledger?" Put a pound of brown
~ugar in an ciilliucicd saucepan, and
noisten with half a cup of sweet
ream. Let it boil until I littic drop-
,ied In a saucer and stirred until cold. ’
forms a grain: When It has reached
bisrpolnt, add two ounces of btiitei.
unit a' pound of Walnuts chopped line.
we teas natal of vanilla extract and 1
two tables fills of whipped ercau
altir until this almost too thick to pour.;
pour into a shallow buttered tin and?
nark of! into squares
CORPORATION NOTESn
The Automatic Feeder Company. of
Doi'hy has filed a certificate of In-
corporation in the office of the stale
secretary. The capital stock is 8200.
000. and the incorporators are Edward
A Harriman and William la. Barnett.
of Derby. and S. Blgelow Cheney. of
i New Haven
The Purity Specialty Company of
Stanford has filed a similar certificate
The capital shock is tto..000 The. in-
corporation are Arthur M. Flinn. Bos-
ton; Maximilian J. Putin, and Stanley
J. Jennings Stamford.
GEN. GRANT RELINGUISHES COM-
MAND. .
SAN ANTONIO Ten, Jan. l3.-—0en
Frederick D. Grant bu relinquished
command of the Department of Texas
and left last night with Mrs. Grant for
Chi , Col. Martin B.‘ House
Fire cavalry. took temporary com
mand until the arrival of General Jesse
[no-fmm the Philippines. General
Grant was in command of the depart
meat thirtemi months.
rattan 'ro loci HIMSELF.
rsoursosvrnm. .11“. 1t.-r
“Ola.“ years of age. attempted
set-lure that
svrllalleid Hospital.
announced “here. had
does at Del
III cute) for
from Ion-Russian
primed milled: the
skulls whiff-m
M
Confederate .
IHIII. resigned.
include an attack upon the constitu-
tionality of the law by which the state
lpolice were appointed.
HARLEM AND PORT CHESTER.
iChIngee Made in the Directorate of
This New Haven System.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Harlem and Port Chester Railroad
Company held ut the Grand Central
station. C. s. Mellon was elected presl.
dent and director succeeding John M.
Edwin Milner was el-
ected a director, succeeding Carlos
French deceased. l.
was elected I director. succeeding Will
liam ii Squire. deceased. H. M
Kochcrspcrger was eleclcd a director
succeeding William ll}. Barnett. resign-
ed. John fl. Parker was elected sec-
retary. succeeding William id. Iiarncll.
resigned. A 8. May was elected treas-
urer. succeeding William I.. Squire, dc-
ceased.
TAKEN TO EABTON.
Stephen Miller Arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Richards for Burglary.
Stephen Miller. of Bridgeport, was
taken to Euston. yesterday. by Deputy
Sheriff llouis Richards. where hc.wau
wanted on the charge of burglary. it
In claimed that on the. Rl'lt‘flloofl of
January I he entered the house of MI‘
l-liaci Angle MashorIn and took I
double iiiirrcled gun. Deputy riborii'l'
Itlrhards found the gun in pnwn.
lliSTilllT REIIIEF 33332"
(lrl l. Sore Throat. with “BARILIAI
M‘ M. O“ Col" ”1'. Nu “pill"
Ong‘lnfflllhle cure for Asthma. (ll.
(‘ORIIIIID'
lIII l'tll
Inn A t' o .
llnnnchltls In 4?.“ch
“on we Indfll .00
DB.” prepaid. It. l-‘.
Indianapolis. Ind.
er
Do You Ward M oneu‘?
l have it to loan on all kinds of Itcai
Estate in large or small amounts froill
one to three years, or on easy monthly
pay llients. 5 and 0 per cent interest.
F. Almiligitlil Peeves
Mortgage Broker.
lililil l-‘uliun Sire-It.
BROOKLYN. N. \‘.
H u n c bi
COAL
$626 a lull Delivered.
NO EXTRA CHAQRGE FOR CARRY-
IN
I
lit-pl. M.
Coal that will give you full value
ror your messy is the only kind we
sell. The kind that is clean
and that -‘is cost: all the way
through and which-crew penny that is
bald counts for warmth and comfort
for you and your family.
8. lump. Sill.
Tel. I. Nerlwalk 07-0. B. Normal; 64-5
' Julian amt-ivo-
m -
'eantooit PACKING
‘ Cori-lop In Black.
Dover War or -'
. South small SIVIIIIB BIIII’I
ii
“to of Ann M late
is “ill District. Mailed ~‘
Whereas written application hos
been made to this Court praying for
reasons therein set forth for In order
of sale of certain real estate of said
deceased which is fully described In
.sald anniicatlon on file.
Ordered. That said application be
beard and determined at the Probate
Ofilce in Norwalk. on the lath day of
January. 1904. at 11 o'clock. forenoon:
and that public notice thereof be given
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order In I newspaper
having I circulation in said District.
at least five days before said day of
hearing.
HENRY W. 03900ka
Jan 13 1t .i.udge
VICTORIA um EL
Cor. Monroe St. and Railroad Ave.
T, J. SULLIVAN.
PRO/PRIITOR.
EurOpiBn Plan. Excellent Rooms.
Just completed and newly furnished
throughout.
Look at our rooms and compare with
lay in town.
One minute from all trains.
Rates “iodelate.
Found tit Last
After years of medical research and
experiments Gray's Honey of White
Pine Is found by the Medical Profes-
sion to be the finest remedy on tbe‘l
market ftlr Coughs. Colds and Ill
Bronchial affections.
ZEITFUSB‘ PHARMACY,
8 North Main St., '
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
illll Still-Milli. llllilllEIill
at the rate of
Four Per Cent Per Allllll
has been declared for the six months
endin December 31 1003. payable on
and I’tor January it 1004.
interest not drawn will be credited
to accounts and drew interest from
JanuIi-y l, 190i.
Money deposited on or before Janu-
ary 10 will draw interest from January
I
1. 1004.
GEORGE F. BEARSE,
d28 the Treasurer.
liOY'r’S 'I HEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Mr. Ernest Shipman Presents
Mr. Frank lice Short
to a
1Musical Lecture Redui" of Richard
Wanner'e Great Sacred Festival
Millie Drama
PARSlI-AL
Accompanied by MISS ELISE RElM~
For one Performance.
Sale of seats openI Tuesday. 0 I. m.
for patrons and subscribers—regular
sale Wednesday.
balcony. 0100: remainder of balcony.
75c: gallery. 501:.
Overture. 0:15. Carriages. to p. in.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Two Grand Entertainmentl.
SATURDAY. JAN. 16,
Afternoon. 2:30 p. «1.: night. I p. in.
Return of O. W. Robertson's
EdisOn
Projecioscope Co.
who will present all the
LATEST ANOTB:ST MOVING PIC
' U
ES.
NEW ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
HARRY WILLARD. the great Piccolo
Ind Banjo Soloist.
Montana 0. nation, the popular Har-
monies.
w. a. cause. c. w. PLUMI auo
OTHERS.
THE MOBT auccassrur. novmo
PICTURE company lN AMERICA.
Bee Circulars for List of Pictures and
Other Entertainments.
Matinee Prices to: outlaw.
Night Prices—10c, 00c and 30c.
w
THE PRESIDENT OF THE NEW
YORK DRIVING ASSOCIA-
TION WRITES:
New York City. Oct. iIt.. 1008.
Dr. Dick's Medicine 00. So Norwalk.
Donn.
Gentlemen:—
' "r" W comma
your ready g in a say
[consider your medicine in vai.osillo l
bareforalonatimopastbeenaeuf-
ferer from Sciatic
lime in restoring thc system
Prices—Orcheetra and two rows in health) “mama“
i
like occasion will be marked by
, FRIDAY EVENING. Jim. :53
Carissa We
T
6;} II manta other physical.
Phys cal trouble II 9 result of a dis-
turbed mind. it is as natural for
some people to fret Is to eat—often
more so. Nervous persons are always
out of Iorts-they take a pessimistic
view of everything. For them theres
no hope in the future—«nothing but
forcbodlngs of evil
The human machine Is out of order.
l‘be nerves need attention—the whole
system requires I thorough overhaul-
ing. There's no sadder night than a
nervous wreck—bill the till(' is surl-
and easy—when discovered.
We have discovered it. Read what
our discovery did for James McKonus
BI Borden Street Providence R. I.:
" 'li‘lvc years ago i was a phyait al wrec it
from indigestion. i could not retain
any solid food on my stomach, and
when i tried to it cruised m-i grnr'
'llaircss the short time it l'l-urfitrcii
there. I tried various remedies willi-
out receiving any benefit and was treat-
ed by several physicians both in and
out of Hospitals: they gave me tom
porary relief but did not cure me.
One day when I was almost on the
verge of insanity from my sufferings.
I stepped into a drug store and told
the clerk i must have something to
relieve me even If it killed me—l was
in such distress both of mind and body
He gave me I bottle of Mother Heiccl's
Curative Syrup and told me It would
relieve me as it had others suffering
as i was. i went home and took a dorm
and continued to take it throneh the'
day. That night i rested better than
I had for years. and alto. using ilitce
bottles of the remedy l was complete’
. ions year. with gross earnings of 848. -
All Problem
0“
in In exhaustiva report of forty- dip
ages, the Railroad Commissioncrll‘
lave last presented a resume of their
labors to Governor (‘brimbérlaln em-
bodying therein many interesting sta-
tistics which cannot fail to attract at-
tention and study ”lire. committee is
composed of Washington ll‘. Wilcox.
William 0. Seymour and ()I'liillnllti ill.
Fylcr.
According to the report. the volume
of business liliflhltttf‘ti by the steam
loads during the year has been unusu-
ally large exrcldinv. lilllt of any prev-
988, 685. 72. or 33 803.03? .02 in excess of
the earnings of lair: (if this the New
York. New Haven and Hartford carn-
ed 841 296. 077. fit
A summary of accidents show 54
passengers injured. four of whom died:-
lRl cmploycs, with 44 deaths; trespass-
lrs. lilil, with N7 fatalities; others. 31.
of whom it (llt'ti. Total. 405, with 149
deaths.
Turning to the indebtedness of thei
companies it is found that the Consoh‘r
idated has introascd its capital stock
by 816.2” 900 the is. no being 878.:
062. 23 per mill- The funded debt. how-
ever, was reduced 81. 775. 000. i
'l he net earnings of all the roads has.
been $13. bill. 402. ' .90. 01 83 842.9'i0.i18I
more than the previous year. The taxv
paid to the state was ii. 032. 173. 36 i
Speaking of the Now link division of
the Consolidutmi. the report has this to.
say: "The tracks and bridges of the
main line of this dillsion from new
York to le ”RHII have been main-i
laineli In excellent condition. 1 he only
material change in the line during the
, “ - ' ii.
1“ ...~.«~MM L x”
r lyeu‘mhe dYIlI'IIl'ttfo
W . ,a are confide. .
How to do It.
u that. Mile thing normals an
olholll that will give I man I forlorn
and friendless appearance and make
him morbid and “cranky" and disagree
ublc. lhll. thing is dyspepsia. it makes
one forget his friends Ind,beconle mu-
rosc and Irritable. He is so wrapped
up ill lrls own misery that he is in-
considerate of every one else. Reliev-
cd of this terrible and demanding Ill-
ment, he again becomes a good fellow
and a man among men.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are be-
yond question the most effective and
popular remedy ever offered to the suf-
ferera of this terrible disease.
ithouuands and thousallds of cores they
have brought about and the enormous
increase of their sales fully attest the
truth of this statement.
They are above all a natural rem-
edy. 'l‘hey possess exactly the same
properties that the gastric juices and
other digestive fluids of the stomach
possess and they actually do the digea»
live work of the stomach and enable
that organ to rest and recu crate and
become sound and well. 1‘ ey act in
a mild natural manner and cause no
disturbance in the digestive organs.
'I‘hey prevent any fermentation of the
food which causes sour stomach. in
fact, under their influence the subject
forgets that be has a stomach and his
resulting cheerfulness presents a great
contrast to his former detection.
Millions of boxes of Stuart's Dyspep-
sia Tablets are sold annually and they
are bill in the dawn of their popularity.
llcmuy mail brings letters of thanks-
giving from lzrnlcful ones who have
'y cured and able to resume my occu-i past war is that c-onneitcd with the been cured oftbis terrible disease The
potion l have used Belgel' s Syrup in
my family ever since with great nut
cess and i am glad of this opporlunrty
of telling others of the simple little} port annoumcs the total amount. ofi writes:
remedy of roots. barks and herbs that. capital stock issued at 828633 548 with troubled uith dyspepsia.
has such wonderful power to cure
when nothing else can."
(let a bottle of Mother Seigel s Syrup
at lour drlrcgist-s and If it does not
lure y_ou send us the label and wc will )
return your money by following malt.
Our guarantee is good for somr‘hlnz
because we are icgaill and financially
responsible—we will make good our
bromine at any costl MOTHER SEI-
iElA‘i Sr .P 00., Hill Duane Street.
New York. .
Scilzcl‘s Syrnn is a concentrated
medicine-«20 drops to r dose car-b
dose as beneficial as a whole bottle of
other medicines. Composed of Prints
Roots and Herbs noted for their pro-
phylactic and curative powers.
CHAIR OF SECULAR HISTORY. ‘
NEW HAVEN. Jan. l3.-——Tbc Nation-
al Board of Directors of the Knights of
Columbus. whose headquarters are In
this city. has made arrangements for
the presentation to the Catholic lini-
l'crsity In Washington D (‘.. of a fund
of 850.000 for the endowment of I chair
of secular history. The. movement to
raise this fund was started four years
ago and the fund is now nearly com
pictc. The presentation will be made
early In April and It is expected that
the
presence in Washington of n large num‘
ilt‘l‘ of members of the order. Edward
I.. licarn. of Boston. Supreme Knight.
will present the gift on behalf of the
order. ,
DANCERS OF A COLD AND HOW TO
AVOl lD THEM
More fatalities have their origin in
or result from n cold than from any
other cause. This fact alone should
make people more careful as there is
no danger whatever from a cold when
it is properly treated in the beginning.
For many years Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has been recognised as the
most prompt anti effectual medicine In
use for this disease. it acts on nature‘s _
plan, loosens the cough. relieves the.
.luuas opens the. secretions and aids na-
lf) ll
III
Bridgeport Improvement which has]
been In ptogrlss for several yoara.’
in regard to street railways the re,-
a bonded indebt- dness of $20 63.1 500 or
$34,031.30 per mile 'ihlrd in the list
the Fair Havrn and \Vi-stville road
shows gross earnings of 80.732. 59 per
mile.
80 detailed is the rt port that it Isl.
dlfllcult to pick out the most interest-
ing portions and it must be read to bei
appreciated
JUST oh: MINUTE.
One Minute Cough (.‘ure gives relief
in one minute. because it kills the ml
crobe which tickles the mucous mem-
brane causing the r-.ough and at the
same time ilears the phlegm, draws
out the Infiammntion and heals and
; soothes the affected parts.
One min
rite cough cure strengthens the lungs
.wardv off pneumonia and is a harm.
less and never falling cure in all ears ‘
bio t-al-Ies of Coughs Colds and Croup
(inc minute cough cure is pleasant to
take, harmless and good alike for yoi ._
and old. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy,
..
CONNECTICUT'S ACREAGE AND
CROP.
A statement has been given out in
the agricultural department giving the ,
acreago. production and value of the
principal crops of the United States'
for the year 1003, and shows that Con-
necticut had in corn 55,056 acres, val-i
ucd at 8820.280; In oats lb. 283 acres
valued at ”H.374: in rye 10.. 70 acres.
valued at 81275180 in buckwheat 3.-
673 acres. valued at 345637.“ In irish
potatoes 394. 870 acres valued at 8’3
“H.037: in buy. t'iil2iil acres, valued
at $8,055.04“; in tobacco. 13.204 acres.
worth 8332.032. a total of “4.030.534
for farm products for the your.
SAVED A BOV'B LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. llubard, of Mil
ford. Dcl.. says: ”Brazilian Balm any
oil my boy's life He. began Just like
the one we lost with c roup. We gaVl
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the morn
ing." For still: by R. H l’luisted. i“
If. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar
mlcv
following is one of hundreds received
i each week:
Rev. J R. Hoag of Wymore. Neb..
“For six years i have been
Last fall 1
‘liecamc very rnucb alarmed at some
symptoms of helilt trouble and came
to believe there was a slmpatlicilc r-t'
ilation between the two diseases or
i rather that the stomach trouble was
the muse of the heart disturbance. I
hit upon Stuart' 11 Dyspepsia Tablets
for a remedy and invested a dollar and
a half for three boxes which lasted me
i three months and i can eat any kind
. of food i want and have a good vigor-
imm appetite. Although I am 77 years
old i now feel perfectly well and with-
out being requested by anyone i maki-
thia statement as a compliment to the
virtues of Stuart' s Dyspepsia Tablets
Stuart's Dyspepsia 'i‘abllcts are for
sale by all druggists at 50 ct's. a blx.
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CHILDREN POISONED.
Mary children are poisoned and
‘mallc nervous and weak, if not killed
"itriuhl. by mollrcrs giving them cough
Isyrups containing opiates. Foley's
.llolrey and TM is a safe and certain
lrcmedy for ttlughlt croup and lung
troubles and is the only prominent.
rough medicine that ronlain.q no opi-
lites or other poisons Sold at l‘luis
tcd‘s drug store South Norualk. and
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“ WILL OF MILLIONAIRE AMERICAN
NORRISTOWN. Penn, .lan. iii—Tire.
will of Millionaire lxiuls C Vanuccm
i who died retently in Philadelphia. has
been filed here. in it he boquéaths
$25 000 to Princeton University and
1325000 to Jefferson Hospital, Phila-
dolphin.
AN EDITOR SPEAKS.
. Editor l.\1ith. of thc‘ ‘Dally Post."
. l‘lrillipsbiirg. N. .l.. has tested the mcr~
.its of Foley‘s Honey and Tar with this
‘result: "l hale used a great many
patent remedies in my family for
Itoughs and tolds and l tan honestly
say \our Honey and 'l‘ar is the best
thing or the kind I have ever used and
i cannot say too much in praise of it. "
Sold at Pluislcds drug store. South
Norwala and A. C. Sililman's. Daricn
as in tile past at reasonable prices.
Cream Cheese, etc.
We can supply your wants and
CALLss-a
600D THINGS TO ['1‘
TAKING HOLD
do it in the right way.
eymo r ’SStore
- ' A‘ HAPPY NEW link TO YOU '
Thankful for the mercies and blessings that have come to us during this clcniiui your 1003. we shall “Mt h
its last moments as they go out and are recorded on times record.
(if the Ney Year In the right way we shall do our best to place before the public the best goods possible to obtain.
'l‘tl CELEBRATE NEW YEAR’S DAY
We have Fancy Table Raisins all kinds of New Mixed Nuts Grapes. Orange}. Bananas Grape Fruit Dates. Figs.
Extra Fine Prunes. Delicious Codes Sweet. Rosy Butter Fragr nt Teas, Extra Fine Pet-led Peaches i-‘errls Hams.
Boneless Bacon. Celery CrInberrles. hettus etc Edam Pines pie Camembert. Old English and line Double
Glories E. Seymour. leadha Grocer. 33 West Wasliimioii Street.
Campbell’ 5
Soups
OT IET.
11B WABHINGTO
BOOTH NOR
Our own brand. Tile finest and richest milk put up in cans.
6 Plates of Soup 80!
it used to take two or three days to prepare soup for the table. Now It takes two or three minutes—and its
new real: onocrn r on
23 cls. a
Can
better soun- ll you want some nice soup for luncheon er dinner—leap that Is appetizer: and nourishing—try
some of Campbell's Condensed Soup. Other‘ surprises for the housewife"
IUTTER. ' FINEST ELGIN CREANERY BUTTER, LG. 266. BUTTER.
GOOD BWEET JUNE BUTTER. Ll... Rio.
soon. a Les. announce“ ocean FOR 25c. scone.
1°C., CROWN ASTER BRAND CONDENSED MILK. . tile
The can is larger, the milk is better, the
price is moderate. Give it I trial. Bare to please. ,
1" Clothes Pine. 10o ARMOURB PURE Men. Cocoa (equal to any). can, 20c
W in a. 1: lb. 3 Calls Choice Tomatoes for as:
”am “gluing. Bo Lt” QH'ILD :mog‘garlwne Peas for x
. Am Bill . 25a , sat up nl. can.
1mm»; 26o “REL" zeallelestelrtodPeaa. as:
WMWIIMI. Minder. lie 10:. 2 Carla Beet Boner Corn. 20c
summonses. . z the. IIItBIIt' Mocha and Jim 3 lbs. Beet God
"0 li- ' M W 56- ’ Celeb; bile lb. Flat for 85¢.
glit‘l"°"
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