.22."?- ,v. . grim, ._
'15 LIrgo bwut till“ Oranges . .9209
., ,
THAT WE IILL
8 Cam Solid Packed Pumpkin . . .. 20c
3 Pkgl. Nona Ouch Mince Meat. .2»
2 Lin. Fancy Evaporated PoachII. 25¢
Fancy TfiMIh r figs...
AI St ’ l
a, correct; Avast) 12.. ,.
aAs'r Noawaax. cons;
EAST Niiiliitiiii
llermantfi. Malmo lips had a tele-
phone installed in his place on the
bridge.
Earl Haker, who was reportetl lll yea-
torday has recovered from tlte attack
of the measles.
Frank Born and Miss Matilda Small.
who have been visiting Mrs. Dorn, have
returned to their homes in New Ha-
ven.
The sleigh of Edwin O. Drake, mau-
tiger of the t tilted Grocery Company. 5 York city
was upset yesterday, in lietts Mace.
No damage resulted from the spill.
Care should be taken now to see that
the gutters are cldncti otit to allow
the water to rtin out of the streets.
otherwise, they will probably be acy-
crcly flooded in spots If a rain storzn
comes on.
It is exported that the big tug Port
Chester will break thc ice between
here anti Norwalk today or tomorrow.
The stereoptlcon entertainment at
the. lschoda Club will be held Satin:~
day instead of Friday as Was at first
planned.
lt‘lahorate plans are being niadt for
the cclcbiiition on Januzitv 24. of the
fourth anniversary of the. formation of
the Junior Revival Band of the ldast
Avenue. Church. Mr. Wardrttp, of New
York. will be the speaker of tht occu-
sion. and an elaborate program will l)('
carried out,
Half a dozen iucu ar'mcd with ice
cutters, axes. crowbtirs. bout books and
other Implements started out bright
and early this morning, in ciit ll chau-
ucl so that the steamer Addtc \' coultl
get out of lif‘i’ icy berth. Since the iX~
ti'cmc cold Weather set in, she has been ,
icc bound. and unable to attend to fill.
towing which is necessary around the
harbor. A barge al‘l‘iVNi it day or two
ago, which must he‘tiilicn to ilorsch-
Ilcld's coal yard, on the cast side, but
this has hem delayed for some time
liccausc of the hrlplc<ancss of the
steamer. When the men continent-oil
to chop a channel for the steamer.
quite a crowd gatherid on the bridge
to w-atth her [)l'ilgi't‘Sa, whiih pus nut-
uitilly \(‘I,\1;'i0\\..'\illi bucking the
ice for a couple of hours. the steamer
ripped a large piece of copper from,
her starboard side. and it was net-es»
stiry to repair this before going fur-
ther. in the meantime, the steamer
(lstroa started for lhf cotil yards witu
the barge. She experienced consider-
able dilllouity
ice which had formed ill the inlet leac-
iug tip to Herschllcld's wliurvcs.
ROWAYTON.
Lewis Obcr, of Milford, was
guest of friends in town Sunday.
Rising Star Division. Sons of 'l‘cnt-
the
ucrancc. held their regular meeting.
last night.
t'ltcrt were acvcrul mcn eellug
through the lie \estcrday and .t ltttge‘
number were spcared.
'l‘lte Ladlcs' l' oi eigu Missiouuly
iuicling will be held tomorrow aft-er
noon at the home of Mis. I) ll. lthory.
Some of the sidewalks about the vii-
Iago were almost impasalblc. yester
day afternoon owing to the, snow and
slush which covertd them.
Mrs. Annie Miller of Sptingdaic
who has been the guest of her sister.
Mrs. James E, Stevens, for the past
three weeks. returned home today.
A party of Rowayton young people
w‘cnt on a sleigh ride Saturday night
"oing to Noroton. A very pleasant
time was reported by all who attend
cd.
The annual roll call will be held in
the Baptist Church, tomorrow night.
i5‘olloMng the roll call the election of
officers for the Sunday school, will be
held. 5
Miss Amy Ogden, of Stamford. form-
erly of Rowayton, was united in mar-
riage yesterday to Wilbur Haviland, of
Stamford. The marriage took place. at
the home of the bride.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth-
odist Church. will hold a box social at
the parlonage. tonight. at which the
utito boxes. which were given out the
first of that year. will be opened. All
are invited to attend. 5
Rev. F. C. Brown preached a very
interesting and helpful sermon Sun
day evening, on “What is it to be a
f 'l.irlstinn '0 A trio by Mrs Judson
Adams and daughter Eva and Miss
Alice-Brundage and a solo by Edward
itrolherton added to the interest of the
service.
Ilmlle G. Blot. I former resident of
this place. but who for the past few
months has been enclaves bytlte mob
ropniltnn newspnpirs. has resigned his
walnut. and is Ii» insulin, for the
l’urllln Poultry Milli
tactui'f'i‘ig' eon
eat of friends in titlI PpIIco. yeator
IV. ,
A Rowuyton nitin has been frost-u
up since New Year's day on board hil
lloop ill Raina island bay near the
summer home‘ of an- Mayor William ll.
Hubbeit Mr. Hubbpli tarnished him
with a large mum of provisions and
coal before it left the Island. last
Wednesday. after having been maroon-
cd there for six days. Mr. Hnbbell and
his patty spent the last dtiy of their
stay with Frank Lassen. at the old
Smith Island lighthouse. Mr. Lassen
Is an ex pert cook and It Mr. Hilbbou a
h dictatidl be but cheudm'rwholcest of ' ' - ' .
his fowla and they ltld d potple.
i Mr. Hubbcll' a only regret wad that they
than to leave before they'thad Ireiiance
to finish the polple at the supper ta-
lilo.
_——_.p.._ .
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
i Miss Ella Bates hull returned from it
Hail to ilethel.
Miss Harriette S. Scofleld was a vis-
itor ill Stamford. yesterday.
Norman Williamson goes to Pitts-
burg. on business. Friday. January 15.
The “t'tiCilfl Social Club will give a
.dttuctt iii the Town Hall, on the even-
I in of .lanuary 20.
l The plans are progressing nicely for
ithe school entertainment which is to
. tukt place February ii.
Tile Rlng's End Fuel Company is
icurtlng coal upon a bob sled which is
almost historic. The sled Is an old
ione, tiiid was Iitii d thirty or forty
years ago by Hcckei', the flour king, to
tcart tlotir through the streets of New
in the winter time, The
boots were purchased from the Hecker
estate, atid are curiosities in their way.
On Friday evening the second outer-
taiutucut in tilt; course given by the
Mtti‘s Club of the Congregational
(‘hurrb will take place at the Town
Hail. The Eva Bartlett Mace-y Enter-
tainers will have charge. They com-
DriRi Eva Bartlett Marcy, Elinor t'i-
per, Marlon thtlfleld. William McCor-
mick. The entertainment promises to
be ouc ot‘ the. finest in the course.
wasrpoa'r.
"WHITE SEMBII
PILLS mist
stucumas. ,
sick nun ‘OHI
roaeio till a. i
DIIIINESE.
“wa is. m5 ' A ' ‘ Its-unit.
roucnmLi ' ER 3:35:11
.nn Wrapper Prinlod on
-. '2 UAPCR BLACK LETTERS
hook for the ligature W
CAPTAIN IELIIVED ISA? ALLi
RIGHT.
“IKE—PT MARRIAGE ”EECRET.
John Dlvil TIIII of I Remarkable Con i A Wesleyan Student Marries I '-Middic
veraatlon With ClIliam'I Commander. . town school Teacher.
VICTORIA. B C. JIti 13.-—rl. M bi. Middleton-Li January 13.
Grafton has returned from a cruise Miss Jane Frances Walsh, dautihtt'i‘
and reports having found the. body of of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Walsh of
Bruno Lehman the. customs officer of Lincoln street has suiprlaed her
the lost Clallatii, off Race Rocks. He friends bv the aiinouncciiicnt of her
sprang from the upper deck of ‘he marriage to Philip Ettgeiw Garrison of
steamer into a boat which was flllotl Washington. I). C.. a student at Wett-
with passengers, mostly women and leyan university. The ceremony was
iiiidreii. alongside the vessel aiid was performed last, August, in Chester. by
swept. out with all in the boat when the Rev. Father llarty.
she swamped, almost immediately af- The bride is a teacher iii the Central
ierwards, school, while the groom has continued
The steamer Maude has picked up his studies It Wesleyan, boili preeerv
the upper part of the. Giuliani and is ing the secret ofthelr marriage so well
towing it to port. that none of their friends know 0 it.
.iohn Davis. of Nanalmo . made a re- It is I rule with the board of education
tnarkablo statement regarding a con-
versation with Capt. Roberts hy pas-
sengers who reinonstratcd with him
Arthur Hull has returned here front
ii visit to Aahcvlllc. N. (i.
not to employ its I tencbcr any mar-
ried woman. yet it is understood that
Mrs. Garrison will be allowed to con-
iu breaking the thick?
William Harvey. of New York. has
bccn visiting friends here.
William Lattin. of Scranton, Pa. has
been visiting friends here.
Mrs. Henry Avery has returned here
front visiting friends in The Norwalks.
E. N Sipperly, .ir., is lit the employ
of a manufacturing concern In New
Haven
Mrs. Mary Adams has returned home
front a visit with relatives in Brooklyn.
N Y
Information is in haiiil hole of the
safe arrival of the Rev. and Mrs Wil-
iii: P. Elwood ln indla.
ll Beers. who is at Jacksonville.
‘lt‘lorida. writes that Friday he will
.~.tart for Vera Cruz, Mexico.
Monday night Saugatuck Methodist
t‘lturch Epworth League held a aorial
‘at the residence of (l. B. Smith.
\\' ihlgat Nash ltaa‘becu confined
l-i his home through sickness. The
affairs of his store are under the care.
if his daughter Mrs. G. St. John
invitations for the Wedding of Miss
iiiiargutrlie Welcli, of New York. and
,Dr. .I. H. McArtile, of this place. are
,out. The ceremony will be performed
at St. Patrick‘s Cathedral. New. York.
:‘.i ill ii. iii.. January 20.
The Historical Society hcltl another
of its delightful sessions Monday night
at the residence of W, S. Adams. Sever-
al interesting papers were read after
which a social hour was enjoyed with
.Mrs. Adams as hoatess.
i
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
THE COMING Oi" I’ARSIFAI‘. .
lt‘or ten years the name of Frank
12. Short has stood for the highest
ideals ill the diamtitlc w.orld During
:the past decade he has been a close
istudcnt 0f the ditimatlt tiud mullcli
4 works of the poct Ricliaid Wagner, an:
is well equipped for the task of pre-
seating lhf mental anti musical- philos.
.ophy of the grief master. Mr. Short
iviews "Parslfal" from the most rever-
ential standpoint. and is qualified to
give a complete explanation of its
meaning. and the meaning of Its mu‘
ale, and the musical lllitstratlonaand
their relations to thc drama will be
played by Elise Relmcr. the brilliant
concert, pianist. There has been a
large dtntand for seats for the com-
ing event of this much looked‘for mus-
ical lecture-recital. which occurs It:
Hoyt's Theatre. on Friday evening of
this week, and I repreecutatlve Iudt-
ance of the appreciative musical and
literary people of the distriti Will be
in evidence
ALICE IN WONDERLAND. '
Mr. l. M. Hoyt. manager of .Hoyt'a
"i' eatrc, has made arrangements for I
re itrn engagement of the Edison Pro-
lectoscopc Company. of New York
:ity. conceded to be the best Moving
Picture Company in the I'nltcl States.
One of the most interesting of Moving
Picture: will he the beautiful story
of Allct in Wonderland. over 1200 feet
in length, with sixteen sets of scenes.
Among the others that will be present-
ed. will lic the Great Daylight Bur
glar) Inclc Sam's Mldgtts the Life
of an American Fireman. Jules Vornei
kle. Uncle Thur I Cabin and many oth
ers. All the veiy
in his great character of Rip Van Wlnv: Monday. ,
latest illustratedi PAID FOR
songs will be presented by Mr. Berti
for not placing them on the tug llol.
yoke. Davis said he believed the pan-
scngers were kept on board the steam-
er to ball. In the effort, to lave prop-
erty. Davis said when a dozen pas-
scngera waited upon the captain and
asked why he had not signalled the
Holyoke for the purpoao of placing
'hc iucn aboard the steamer the up-
taln replied: “I am running this part
of the work. When i see we are in
danger I will signal the tug boiit to
come back "
After this, Davis says that the
(.‘lsliam was not'ntloat twenty mid-
‘tiea. Daria continued:
"l.aald. you think we are all right.”
and the captIin replied “we can get
tlterc all right. The steamer is good
for three hours.‘
"I and 'whi dont you iuii up to
some rocka?‘ The captain said 'I am
not running the tug. They can take
"it wherever they like)”
“Well‘ I replied. you could have site I
nailed the tugboat and given instruc. —-~—~“-—~--—-
item when the tugboat was alongside. CONGREBBMAN DRIGGI LEAVES
The captain in reply stated, "that he JAIL.
wanted to save the steamer: that WI:- saw YORK Jan. ifl.-~At the Ray-
what he was looking after now.‘ " niond street jail, Brooklyn, it was said
todIy lil‘l former Cougnasmen E. H.
iiriggs, under sentence of one day Ind
a fine of “0.000. for accepting com-
pensation for procuring I contract
with the government, had completed
his term of imprisonment bud left jail
at it o'cloc k today. it had been intend-
ed to release him at midnight bttt the
sheriff decided that the tibntelitte would
not be completed unions [)rlggs re-
mained in jail over night.» it was also
said that Mr Drlggs was assigned to a
cell. but It was understood that he
spent the night in the warden's‘room.
“9......
iNDUSTRIAL co-OPERATtON.
ROSTON. .iIii “swim-operation
was again discussed from many points
of view at the session today of the NI-
tionsl Cooperative Association of
America, held in Faneuil Hall. Alonzo
Wardall, of Topeka. Kane, spoke of
the cooperation as his carried out in
Kansas and the Middle West. The
most important paper of wine forenoon
was presented bv HezekiIh Butter-
worth of the Youths' Companion.
whoae subject was "The Contribu-
tion of industrial Cooperation to the
Peace of the World.
tinuc in her present position until the
close of the present ieriu.
MONEY FOR P08TMA8TER3~
Uneprnded Balance of $3.50 One to
South Norvulit Office—Other bumI.
WASHINGTON, i). (1.. Jan. i.’l.—-'l‘he
auditor for the poatoflicc department
has issued in. statement showing the
amount of money duel the various poet-
inasters throughout the country It the
end of the fiscal year. The amounts
are verv small. and represent sums
thIt were appropriated tor each of-
lice. biit not spent.
The list front (‘onncctiiut is as fol-
lows: Sanford E Chalice It Derby
03.03; George P. Scoflcld ill Green-
wich, Still: it). ll. Runhett. It Hartford,
83.5:0 Henry Dryhurst, at \lcildcu. If.-
i5: .inuu-a A. ilonarth a: .\cu Haven.
2 till: Edmund E Crowe at South Nor-
walk 83. 50 and lohii f. (lucinsiy at
Waterbury, 37.“. ' "“
REPLIES FROM GOVERNORS
Who Will Sand RIpruIntativu to
Roadmakera' Convention.
HARTFORD. Conn. Jan. l3.——Gtivcr-
nor Cliambel'ialn‘ycbtcrday received rt -
plies from six governorii tic-will send
.cprcsentatlvea to the Con reaii of Am-
trican Road Builders and the. annual
mtctiiig of the American Roadniiikers.
in this city, February l0 and 11. Re-
pllcs were received from Governors
.lohii Fremont Hill. of Maine, .I. .\l.
Terrell. of Georgia; A. .i. Montague. of
Virginia: John L. Rates. of Massachu-
sctta; N J. Bachcldcr, of Nov Hump
shlrc, and S. W l’ennypntkot of Penn-
sylv Inia, -
Highway Commissioner _Macdouald
has receile favorable responses from
Edwu‘d A. Bond. state engineer and
surveyor of New York; Martin Dodge.
director of public road inquiries in the
United Statesjepartment of agricul-
tttre: W. E. McCllntock, chairman of
the Massachusetts highway commis-
sion: E.-N."‘Punon, secretary of state
of New Hampshire: Governor N. J.
Bacheldor, of New HampIhli-o, who
will attcnd with the members of lilsi
executive council. ,
ACCEPT REFORM SCHEME.
(‘ONSTANTINOPLE. .lan. 13.——The
Porto has notified the Austro—Hunga‘r-
ian ambassadors of its full acceptance
of the Macedonianreform scheme and
of its consent to the repatriation of the
RUINEO COMPANY'S PROPERTY.
SOUTHBRIDGE, Mass, ah. tit——
When the seven men arrested yeater
day in connection with alleged out-
rages at the American Optical Com Macedonian refugees. promising Im-
Dln)" 8 works were arraigned ill the dll nasty to all poiitchl prisoners, with the
trict court today two. Theodore Oaut- exception of dynunltefs. In conclu-
ier and Paul La Belle. entered plea! stop the Porto draws attention to the
of guilty to charges 0' Bettina fire '0 i armament of BuigIriI and demands Iti-
thP property 3M "RUM the telephone i surancea that Bul IrlI will not be per-
cabie of the company Homldias Foun- ‘ mitted to nullify {he no“: of infirm.
taine. Louis LI Points; Joseph VII-
court. Louis mouse and F'rIncls Bach- ngw NAVAL COALINO 311110"
and pleaded not guilty. Without hear-I gAN pggucigco' J“, 13, ___g naval
Int: any testimony Judge ClIrk order-l coating station will tie: anon mutt-how
ed the men to furnish ball for their in g", punch“ 3” The contract
appearance in the district court next for the purchase of the land ha been
passed. The tract otters I use harbor
for the largest vessels. llproveinatta
will involve the ependlture of nearly
81.000..000-
——-—7————.-
IEFRIENDINO PEDOLAR
UTICA, N. Y.. Jan. lit—In Decom
Forrest. New York's fInious baritone.“ ber 1078, George W. Todd. I peddler.
comedian and entertainment! all nevit reached the house of George Crawford
Moving Pictures. at Hoyt's Theatre.' in this county badly frown, Crawford
South Nomlk and his sister than children cared for
‘-
COLONIL OHARLII DINIY DEAD.
JAMES’I‘OWN, N. Y.. Jan. tau—Col
oust Charles Booby of annavllle. ind"
Idicining roofs.
, " M
MUTINV m ARMENIA.
CONSTANTINOPII. Jan. “HA ner-
lous mutiny broke out recently among
the garrison of ~VIn.~1‘nIhiIh Armenia
owing to their pay being in arrears.
. About live hundred tripod soldiers
plundered shops and attacked Amen.
fans. The mutfnem finally node In
' attack on the palace. from which tlie‘I
commander of tho-gorrlson fled over
» .~ .1 t
E. a. MILL. HAI RENONIO.
new roman Mia-,3. a. stun,
tilted Bull‘s tion. III
weighed and". his malgpatiim has been
levelled. upeotnto tube In et-
in:
is
romb‘lp for the bflfld;
.the man and when be ten in throel United States minister to China dur-
‘5 weeks he had then write I mtract In lag the administration: of Pmidenta
I book“ which he Todd. Ilto pay Cleveland and Harrison. tiled «am
each “.000in his death matting cm ly early tony. 0801! about seventy
III M hlI niIrli snob side of his algnI years Colonel Debby lectured bore
turn me died tut your in CInndI. in» night ~
Leaving “0.000 in cash. Recently Jon- -*.--—-"-“' .
fiwm game i tired I ur- av. IUIHNELL’I countries.
It'tle til lb let-’3‘ OLUIBUB. 5-0hi0. JIII. Iii—Tito
tlomont of her clflfl. in will! be! thin War mail?"
hrtother was given I verdict in like
mount. too
«(ToddlnN \ #33
too]. q
m pital II "unchanged."
Int 5 It any
5 .wlivo hr. . .
alumna:
out this morning at Grant Hp.-
minute ”W' 5 A
«it i th‘ii; -."
Given the proper 'foodhud It:
faculties will work”
am. The tonlcpro psi“ of flu
- "“ OAT
no YOU KNOW
Tint ll: quality of your talcum. muscles and new,“ it
Hm food. Ind the completeness of your digestion and winding???
rfcct diasllon, and assimilation. your
toilet a
y‘iJl-ti
without tag or weari-
Oat plan concentrated in the
‘3“de so pcdoctly and scientifically, cooked that your staunch
RUNK
W’
, supplies to the brain worker the phosphate which build brain Ind
nave minimize: to the mechanic the all: and nitrates which repair
yutudaya waste of mi: Ibtl tissue; and more important than Ill
it will supply the food properties which
-L(HKNW‘WGOROUS
sDREN
5CF
yourbenclli. .
I.
i
red blooded Boys and can. motuu‘tn action, when in mam
. Jl tut dais "ill will satisfy «my Parent tutti» "limit
stands alone as a food to grow healthy and ritual Children.
Do not accept I substitute from your dealer. There is no
substitute for Cat Rusk. and the dealer does not propose one for
1 It i
NEW ENGLAND F00” COMPANY.
v QOII‘EI N0".Ike COHUI
ac:
STRYCHNINE lN MR3. kiLLv'si
IODV.
i3RlleEl’ORl‘.Jun.13—~lu the Sn-
pcrlor Court yesterday George A. lv‘e-r
guson a llrfiltili-llll‘ of chemistry In the
New l‘oik College of Pharmacy testi-
fied that he had found is one hun
dredtlis of a grain of airychuine in the.
organs taken from the hotly of Mary
Kelly, whose death caused the trial of
her husband. Pater Kelly, on the charge
of murder in the first degree. The
ion-noon session of the court was spent
in a series of contents betwoen State‘l
Attorney Fessenden and counsel for
the defense as to the admissibility of
certain hypothetical questions. and
when the noon recess was taken the.
cross-examination had just begun.
iN BED FOUR WEEKS WITH LA
RIPPE.
We have iccelvcd the following let
ter from Mr. Roy Kemp. of Angola,
ind. 'i was in bed four weeks with
in grlppc and tried many remedies and
spent considciable for treatment with
physicians biit I received no relief un
til i tried Foley' s Honey and Tar. Two
small bottles of this medicine cured me
and i now use it exclusively in my
family." if you but knew the splendid
merit of Foley's Honey and Tar you
would never be without it, A dose or
two will prevent an attack of pneu
meals or In grippe. it may save your
life. Sold at Plaiated's drug store.
South Norwallt. and A. C. Stillman'a
Darlen.
LIQUOR OABEI POSTPONED. i
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. l:l.--~A mstponc
ment until Saturday the ltitli. was made
y'caierday in the City Court in all of
the taxes of the hlxty two saloon keep
era arrested last 0‘ suing. for violating
the liquor license ipw on complaint of
State Policemen Flynn and Hazelhurst.
The same continulncc was made in
the cases of thc eighteen charged with
maintaining gambling machines in
their places. Bail was fixed at $i50t
in each case
mi ill :1; ,j.
A PROMINENT TRAINMAN.
The many friends of G. H. Hannah.
Engineer L. E. & W. R. R.. at present
living in Lima 0., will be pleased to
know of his recovery from threatened
kidney disease. He says.‘ ‘i was our-
cd by using lo. ey's Kidney Cure.
which I recommend to all, especially to
trainmen who are usually similarly If-
fllctcd. " Sold at Pialated’a drug
store. South Norwulk. and A C. Silli-
mnn'.s Darlen.
APPOINTMENT OF LIEUT. PRO-
WIT
HARTFORD. Jan. 13 .0er issued
from the IdJutInt- -general‘s odico In~
pounce the. appointment of Henry '1'.
i’rowltt, of Norwalk to be second lltlb
tenant. Company D. Third infantry.
SergeantAlhertM. Rutherford. fNow
Britain. is appointed second lieu lint,
Company L, Third infantry. vice 'rraut.
resigned. The resignation of Funk
i). Cheney Company C, First infantry,
is atcepted.
A VEsT-POCKET DOCTOR.
Never in the way. no trouble to car-
iy. easy to take. pleasant and never
‘fsiling in results are Dertt's Little
Early Risers. A vial of them llttla
pills in the vest'- pocket is a certain
guarantee against headache, billiona-
iiess. torpld liver and III of the ills re-
sulting frotn constipation. They tonic
and strengthen the liver. Sold by
Clifford Pharmacy.
1meteoric ceiétecro'a or cus-
WASHINGTON, Jan 13. -The prost-
dent yesterday sent to the Sonata the
nomination of Ell‘fl B. Bailey to be col-
lector of customs for the District of
Hartford, Conn.
«bet-Itch. scratch, scratch: unable
to attend to business during the day
or sleep during the night; Itching piles
«horrible pl .'
cures Never Ilia. At Iaydrug store.
.g:.=5‘.ul an: a:
..o and; tilt ii
. “my tor-uncut.
- niney.
‘ , Now England AIIooiati
t" at ”c - IFAILIDJ"_.‘
mnloiun IInit Tnubm Put raw
Out of Office It Iiootlon Y
DANIIIJBD
Jan. 18. ~4le of
seven form» it actors of the Wind
County National BInl failed of
cation at the annual meeting ill the
stockholders yesterday, and I- npv
board of nine piein ra was chosen un-
hbae In less Imonument! that.
unit, in ic in the buds
of I meeiWr Yer several "all. will
[fauna naphtha?“ nib“, morning.
e men re re , 0 a
under the. vellum and We:
Comfort. Starr. alarm t;
Charles D. Backus cushion,
Pay», Al
Perkins. bone 0 V
plalned of lll‘mil' M05
lugs brought in the an rior" art. in
ilIrtford.»Is-bavlng l lulu.
ly in speculation with thofu a
bank to5 the detrlmllt of M
gloat . i ‘ .v . i 4 “1'
J Arthur Atwoodrnnll ammo: but
are the only momma land
of. directors retained; will? amt
in the dlmtorIta only I few utiliti-
wben the roceiverollpz Mailings
were brought. Mr. At ho lava
trumpet and agent o! the Inuit!“
and Qulnebaug Cotton Milll. was yes-
terday elected president of the Board
of Directors of the built.
At the opening of the mating, which
was held in the bank Mt Wm
Warren D. Chaos of m iircprc-
scnting Edward D. bins. of ‘fb‘ut
city. counsel for Mrs. D. RN00.
made a statement to the alcohol
Mr. Chase held I voting proxy for
Russell. who is the widow ‘6! flu but!
Congressman Charles A. Ruin"; “d
who instituted the “vault in
ceedlnga in Hartford. If. D.
speaking for Mrs. Russell. until that If
the five director. complained in rllt‘r
application as but timed
promised to retire fro :Rhc bulge-
ment of the bank, and it! Pet-—
per; the federal raid“,
that the impairment eggplant cant-i- t
by the allegedm lolno'tpr bribecuh‘uv-J
purposes were new. “Olin: Rita-
soil would be glad to save the whim
management of the haul vilib the at . -
directors. Mr Chan than read In.
following list of n'ani‘eii, and his oral
oaltlon tht then inch be thblan direc-
tors. was compiled with:
Timothy E. ”Hopkins. Judas Milton
sun way, Chauncey C. Young: Andrew
J. Bl wood Rowland 3. James. John
Waldo Clarence A. Putter”! .Aitliur
Atwood. Arthur 0. Biii.:’,,
Counsel for In. Russell Illicit that
nothing would be doom ‘ W0
withdrawal of her shit qgills r the
bani-lag beforo- Judge ’t'of tile
Superior Court, in' Hartford ’l‘tiiir-
dIy of the present week. and an on y ,
it
with the approval of is
“understood. bdwever. hear-
ill: will be merely toms. I,“ thItim im-
ocean arrangement‘ on cred Into the
bank will be opened for‘ bus trees on
Friday. ......
The Impgentent of tbe baul‘a If-
falrs is understood to live been
brought about by Receiver Flipper Ilia
Judge Olthm of Washington. retina
Scaling the Unnlted States Oomph-ob
lcr's office. The gentleman mentioned
went. to Hartford recently and lad a
conference with Attorney lob him the
gardlng the withdrawal of tile injunc—
tion proceedings. it is understood“
,Mr. Robbins declined to consent to
Withdraw the action exec t onthe eon.
dltlona that the five d rectors men-
tioned therein as defendants would
retire and that the capital steel: of thdl
bank should be restored. .
'CURED AFTER SLF‘ENNG Ti"
YEAR.
3 i". Hare Supt Miami Cycle & Mfg.
09., Middletown. 0.. sulfate 2 grunt
tits“ “i": 3"”? all. ”if;
a o o are :- me
doctors without reca ivln’g midi,“l
neat benefit. He says. ,
while feeling exceptionally,
Iboiit to throw down the: area
when I saw In item in the.
gutting the merits of W91. 3
Cure. 1 concluded it)! and
I had no faith in it I [e t
the second dose. After uain
tion 1 Int stronger Ind be _
bave‘been in years..an'd lit-oer
Kodci Dyspepsia Cure in my
IIdIcouItntances sullerin
nob trouble." Sold by
lie
otter Iftitn
tvto bot-
till“ 0
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“dim“ rag;
Pruidont Hllildl
RARTFOR‘D. Jon. 1&-
em from varioihi section-
New England the:i .at. “an m
"Item to par clpita _
brat urinal session of lib N
land 'l‘obbaeeo Grbwera'
President Edmund Banning
glthéring to order, and the
the other: was proceeded
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