.. “l”
'41.”. . 3.91m.
0." Iii), glory of 1|“,
’0 “i all We at Wlam
n
“i. ’sl’laca at Great
r
qpf‘ths papers w wcra"'sco p-
m‘mo/‘Itory longing the his i-
Mng in bathing on the coldest day
.1 . E. at the home of William
4‘; sat island, Darlen. are try-
. biota the occurrence. The
wring was printcd'in. the New Ha-
ll .
“in! h .nawgpapdra." said Dr. Wat-
, ‘ printing n- tory about an Ea-
,liro up ill-Connect c iwh‘o chopped a
,_ in the ice and took an outdoor
. til while the temperaure was away
tmrflusemed to like it. and
. ; W bathing was heal-
"hath woud you deduce from
“'3
lhdt‘lo‘ek'lfolmes smiled as helium-
dd int hin’vest . t and drew forth
,t ox. out of which he
a till I he'rical object of pill like.
.Wut., 1.
:h to 100k internally.
. d if“
he was ready to
v. “This problem is almoat too easy.
Watson". he remarked. laughingly.
Really i sin sur rised that you come
me with it. . owner. since it has
., ‘ ht to my attention 1 willl
kagflw" l‘cettainiy hope
a
, , d carver will succeed in
his ambitions." .
WW? was said about a wood|
carter! hidrruyted Dr. Watson, Im-
patiently.‘ -. '
. "i believe you said that an Eskimo
in,Conn ticutI hadbathod through the
leg" rep hot 6 [refit detective, calm—
$4
-
no
Eskimo
id have survived such a sub-zero
Nov wooden Eskimo do not
grow. inelthsr Connecticut or Green-
land. When they are wooden they
.. ‘ have to be'carved. Such is the simple
science of_deduction, Watson."
"Wilyrcouldn't it have been a bronze
or plaster of parls Eskimo?" asked the
discomfited doctor.
"Because iron or plaster of parts
wouit. either break or sink,” replied
the attective. .
1 ’ Cocaineogfapby.
‘ "l‘tfiisp ', nail on the country estate of
him“ "gler. who has already fitted
out one polar expedition." said Dr.
Watson, after a pause.
."You should haVc told me that in
{5
’ilieleas. the fact, important as
“9.1.5. does not alter the deductions al-
ready deduced.
"it is now simple to see that a man
wlio‘l'ocbupies property adjoining Mn:
3 Ziegler‘s estate intends to go into the‘
‘ summer hotel business. 'ine success-
ful Iummer‘ hotel exiortioner always
advertises during the winter season."
“Such is the case with the tall, thin.
cadayerous. beardless man, whose :enl
acre lot adjoins Mr. Zlegler's place.
Part of the lot fronts on a pond"—
“But why is he tell, thin. beardiess
l and cadav'eroua?" asked Dr. Watson.
”Because a'man of such dimensions
is the. only ,one whose propensity to
tsleehooo‘d moves fast enough to invent
. cha story as this one about. the Es-
: . trio," replied the detective. “Hitplsce
,, . 1 a tell acne lot. because that is the
5,, if‘ ever owned by a rural dweller
‘ gthntpie l..._ Mon whose falsehoods
._ ac ‘to sujc proportions waste them-
. , inns farming,_and are never able to
t very‘fsr ahead. Their only real
place in ‘life is connection with thea-
trical publicity bureaus. Do you un-
d0 unqr-wr it -., i.‘ '.
t, t“_ tectly. now that you have ex-
‘ ‘ _ 8' answered the doctor. " bum
uat confess that I don’t understand
Sigh ‘ aaythat a pond is so near."
' f, - d“ a'ilvertise a summer hlptei
onia‘ ofapondamare
glad. ’ fail! ghhrlmk Holmesngfgpat-
lastly. "A.- ealthresort must always
have a sheer “of watefnear."
; "A nonhuman": ‘/
'Oertaini'y. !You as d that an Eskimo
ditahon a bath through the ice and
. on, it. withoutdylng. The rural
., provoloent on Anaaias who circu-
1 '_ the story wishes to create the im-
_. , that the waters of that pond
' so healthy that bathing even in
, wink won't‘h‘u‘rt people."
= Dr. Watson; gasped. put his hands to
head and moaned.
Morphlniatiase
"Ely brain.” resting-Don't go so
. . Give me a drink!" . .
; 1 ‘ k Holmes passed over a life
. 'tew minutes the doc-
jidonft‘ riish the'do-
‘ i ' - ‘ih’el-Es‘klaio story was
- ii the; {that the man’s
- ' lar had-(seatout
roux the country.“
- Roland! “is that
~ , Wilson?" >
"i 'E‘ . quite so much." rc-
S
'till‘m conceived the
'a make-believe Eski-
\
a my from Dr. Watson
. . ' Wu to cease de~
_ WWW"! tuners
all his friend from fall-
'.
\.\
tile ’ ,i liiaéc." said Sherlock lioirncs. ‘
“New
‘Heary Herbert Pigott. who achldved
‘. of firearm-habit: Ila-la on the Van
Comer
.. '5‘. ..
to noon To
A distressing case
Mrs. Hayes, of
the following letter
t
\—-u '\ "at.
it 1:...
“101's
Cured, after everything else failed, by
Lydia .‘E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
. \
Mrs. Hayes' First Letter Appcriling to Mrs. Pliikham for Help:
l
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i
of Fibroid Tumor,i
which baffled the skill of Boston doctors. !
Boston, Mass, in
tells how she was
“Dun Mas. Prnxr-ianz—I have ’been under Boston doctors’ treat-
ment fora long time without. any relief. They tell me I have a fibroid
tumor. i cannot sit down without great
up my spine. I have bearing-down pains
domen is swollen, and I have had flowing spells for three years. My ap—
petite is not good. I cannot. walk or be on my feet. for any leu h of tune.
“ The sym toms of Fibroid 'l‘iunor given in your fill e book so-
my case. so I write in on for atlvrce."-—(b'ignedl Mrs-
vaa, 2152 Dudley at, (itoxbury)
Note the result of Mrs. Pinkham’s advice-4|-
Mrs. Hayes, of Boston. to take
curate] desori
E. F. 1
though she ndvi
her medicine—w ich she
tions as to treatment. all
about the happy result.
mi as now.
lars a rep. I advise all women
female trouble of all
without a P‘el‘ as a remedy for all
menstruation.
Lydi-
her letter contained a mass of additional instruc-
“Dnan Mas. Pixrtrunz—Sonic
my symptoms and asked your advice.
a your directions carefully. and May 1 aru a Wt-l \voniiiii.
“ The use of Lydia E. l’lnkllanr's Vegetable (‘Yorupounti cillilclv
exillelied the tumor and strengthened my whole system. i (‘illl walk
“L (Ila E. Plukhnrn's Vegetable (‘orupound is worth five dol-
kind to give it a faithful trini.“——(.~'igncd) Mus.
E. F. lines, 252 Du lcy Si... (Roxbury) Boston, Mass.
‘ Mountains of gold could not purchase such testimony ~-—or take i
the place otlthe health and happiness which I. dis 1;. l'blkii r i' 3
Vegetable Compound brought to Mrs. Hayes. 3 u I u
Such testimony should be accepted by all Women as convincing ~
evidence that Lydia E. Plnkham‘s Vegetable Compound stands
ovarian troubles; tumors; iiifiammations; ulceration, falling and dis-
placements of the womb; backache; irregular, sup )l‘i‘RHt‘il or painful l
. barely the volume. and chauwter of i re testimonial let-
I tore we are daily prnitingin the newspatrrs can leave no mom for doubt.
Mrs. Hayes at her above address will gladl
. l: is curing so many women, and no other medicine ' don‘t for-
get this when some drnggist wants to sell you something else'.
FOI’I 'I' if ”Manet forthwith
above onlala. which will prove t air absolute
in. and the soreness extends
itb back and front. lily ab-
ion, bless.
knew would . help her-—
10f which helped to bring
time Q I Wrote it) you describ-
ou re “Ni. and i followed
who are ulliicicd with tumors or
l
the distresshlg ills of womcn; illl
ailswcr any letters
i
which sick women may write for fuller information nbmu licr illncss. i
Her gratitude to Mrs._l’inkham and Lydia E. Pinkliam‘s \'c ctabia ,
Compound is so genuine and heartfelt that she thinks no trorib e is too ‘
great for her to take in return for her health and happiness. '
Trutlgals it said that it is Lydia rt. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- l
pound l
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i
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use the original letters and signatures“
nuinonoaa
E. Plolsham edit-inc 00.. Lynn, Mull.
—_
version oi the affair found its way in-
to the public prints.
“After he had seen the architect and
left an order for plans for a hundred
room hotel. he and his wife and oldest
daughter formed themselves into a cor-
poration. rind now they are trying to
raise money"—-«
Dr. Watson had fallen from his chair
in a swoon. and deductions had to
"Hi let him sleep." said too detec-
tive in himsclf. "if he wakes up he'll
want more and i might make him fev—
erlsh."
Tilkini. up his violin. Sherlock
Holmes began to softly play "it's Only
a Fairy Tale."
Awakened by the milsic. Dr. Watson
inquired: -
“Do you come from Kansas. Sher-
lock ?"
But the. master of deductive science
kept right on playing.
, STOP THA‘I COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra.
allian Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried. almost without exception
10. 25. 50c and 81.00 bottles. ,Tho Clif-
for. Baxter's or Pialsted'a "
stores PIGOTT AND macs AR-
naarao.
CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-A tiespatch to
The Tribune from Denver. Colo. saysz'
notoriety in 1901 by cloning from Phil-
adelphia to Denver with Charlotte Bry-
an. his wife's niece. disappearing. it is.
claimed. w..a funds estimated at more
than $500.00. has been arrested with
the woman at Princeton, B. C. Thaw
capture was enacted after a long chase,
on dog sleds through a wild. mmwfl‘
ous country. Pigott asked to be allow-
ed hls liberty on condition “dung up
the Moments. but he was turn over
to the police. Papers representing
8600.000 were found by the detectives.
IRlTlOi-l slur sluts wnacxao.
IAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Iii—An un-
,' ed rumor has been received
wheals from Vlotorlo. B. 0.. of tha wreck
island Own; to the
- ._ i
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
i'ARSii-‘Al. TONIGHT.
The Gods of music and liicruturo
will by in atmospheric evidence. at
lioyt's theatrc. tonight. \vhcn Mrd
Frank has Short gives onc of his fam- -
one musical lecture-recitals of "l‘ili'si-j
tal," and judging by tho llil“lill('i‘ shim
for all who appreciate music and lltoi,
craturc in its highest form. ii largo andE
fashionable auditncc will bc ill attend-1
once. it calls for courage to offer a‘
treat or this uuturc to a neutral pub-l
lie. and if the topic was any otiierl
than the magical ‘l’arslfal." it is ilced-l
less to state that the event would ncv-.
or have been accomplishcti: but so ill-L
teresied are all classes of people to see
and hear any further enlightenment
upon Parsifal, that large audiences are
already pledged in advance for most of
the dates announced by Mr. Short. find
it will be a treat of no small nature to
welcome him to South Norwaik. at
Hoyt's Theatre. tonight. There are
plenty of choice seats left. and every-
one will bc acommodaicd in some sat-
isfactory manner by the house man-
agement. Reservations may be made
over the ”phone up to the usual hour.
and carriages will ‘bc called for 10
o'clock.
RETURN OF THE EDISON l’itOJEG-
'i‘tlst ‘ORE .00!“ PA N Y.
Arrangcmcnls hare been ruiide for a
return engagement of the Edison l’ro-
jectosc o Company. for, the afternoon
and eve tug of .lanuary 19. 1904. where
they will gird two of their grand enter-
hinmenis In Hoyt's Opera House.
South Norwaik. Conn, on this occa-
sion, the beautiful story. of Uncle
Jam's Cabin will be, presented, which
i .conceded to be the most interesting
ovlng Picture ever made. Among
the others. wil be the life of an Ameri~
can Fireman. One of the most inter-
esting of the Moving Pictures will be
the Prize Winners at the Recent flog
Show. Uncle Sam‘s Midgets, the Great
W Borders. Jules Verne in his
glint cilaraobcr of Rip Van Winkle.
and'many othera.‘ “r ‘
Wrfi-w. . .
‘ lug private business
. llunhncll was onc of tho iotir delegates;
? ablargc from Ohio to the National itc-
. ml in 1897.
wound: cures llli' pain,
i Eclt-ctric Oil. ihc household remedy. l
‘cxcclliive ctiliiniiitoc.
" bills:
iii-Islill; lccturctg Iconarti ii. licalcy,
Norib Woodstock; sit-ward F. P. .lobn-t
s wcsc:
‘dyspcpsia. used to have
‘tross and belching. l
; tor. and the Clifford Pharmacy.
,Peeksklll. N. l'._
emollient of
i” oovaanon pummel. Mao.
Stricken With Apoplaxy Last Monday
'Whill Witnoaaln inaugural.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, as
(lovcrnor Ass 8. Bushnell. of Spring.
field, Ohio, who was stricken with spa
plexy last. Monday. after witnessing
illc ceremonies attending the inaugura-
tion of Governor Herrick, died at
Grant Hospital here this morning at
ltbfl o'clock. The end came Dolt‘ol'ul-l
iy. All day long Mr. illiilhncll ‘lay ill
n nrofound stupor, s-somcwhat irregu-
lar pulse beat being the only llldlca'
tioil of life. His wife and family_ who
were summoned from Springfield.
when he was first atrlckcll. had llccn
in almost constant attendance at his
bedside and wcrc with hlni at tho and,
Mrs. Bushnell has home up under the
strain with remarkable fortitude but
her daughters, Mrs, Mcilrew and Mrs.|
llimmon, are almost pi'oatrated. De-‘
sides the wife and daughters, one son.’
John I.. Bushnell, survives. 1
The body will be taken to Springx
iii-id ioday for burial. [
(lov. Bushnell was born at Rome. N.
Supt. 16_ 1834. lie came to Ohio
with his parents whcn eleven years
old. residing first at Cincinnati and
siilcc lilbl at Springfield. ;
From a position as l)ili)klii‘i"li'l“ hc
rost- to II partncrsbip ill the Wardiicr.
ilushnell & (lb-senor Company. manu-t‘
lecturers of farming implements. of
which he bo'canic president in lili'li‘i.l
lie acrvcd In tho (llvll War. bciilgl
illui-ilcroti out with the rank of cap-
'uln.
ili 1885. Mr. liushileli was chairman
Y.
' of the Republican state cxccutlvc com-
1 ililttt-c.
lie was nomiiinictl by ncclamutionv
for the Limit-Governor in 1887 by Ihc‘
‘Stalo licplillllcan (,‘ouimiiiec. but tic-
clincd the honor on account of press-r
intcresta. Mr..
inililicnu Convention lil Minneapolis in:
lsliL‘. l
lic served two terms as governor of,
0M0. bclus elt‘t'it-Il in l895 and reclccta
Two weeks ago Mr. flusllnt-ll divide
cri llli‘t‘G-GUDNI‘I‘h of a million dollars.
among members of his family as a‘
Now Year's gift. ‘
lit-.lls the:
Dr. 'i‘boinus'l
, Takes the burn out;
o... __ i
PATRONS or HussANonv. l
goonvnnuon Adjourn. After Election or:
Officers. .
HARTFORD. (lonn._ Jan. ill—Tho
Kl't-Illi‘i‘ part of )'Oslll‘l'ilfl_\"fl session of;
the state grailgcv‘l’uirons of Husban-
dry was dovoii-tl to the election of of-
lli'I'i'f‘. after which the convention flil‘l
_‘.0ili'llt‘tl. The time and place of the
next convention will be decided by tbc
The officers
Muster, Orson S. Wood '
overseer. ii. A. Pct-k
vim-it'd arc:
Windsor;
i
non Warren: assistant stcwarti, Ii w.l
Andi-owe, Brooki‘leltl: chaplain. Rev. l~‘.‘
i'ountnman. North iirailiord: lrcasur-
or, X. it‘ Plan, New Haven; eccretary.‘
llt‘ill') E. lAlilllliq.‘liltlhlillllllti‘). “13in“
lIci-pcr E. S. iiifil'lllrlsoll. Alidovcl';
('t-les. Mrs. \\'|llls M. i‘ookc. Humtlt‘n; ‘
Pomona. Mrs. iiobcrt (l. l-Iaimi, Monti» ;
Flora. Mrs. l‘iaiilc J. Wclton.‘
Plymouth: lady steward Mrs. Mary
Taylor. Lebanon: executive committee.
ii i". l'oticr. North Haven, tthrcc.
‘yearsl: i'. (‘. Bible); Danielsou, (oncl
: \T‘fll’l.
ONLY CURE 'FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin flush. of New Castle!
Del. says: “i suffered for years with‘
great dis-3
tried cvcry-‘
thing i could hear of. but nothing help-
i
|
i
.cd too until i took Brazilian Balm. nndl
one 50 cent bottle cured me complete;
1 F
For sale by R. ii. Plaislcd. F. H. Bax:
O
PEEKSKILL MAN LEAVES JAIL.
HARTFORD. .lan. l5.~.lutlgc (larvan
'in the police couri yesterday ordered
the release of b‘mcdio llemtlratl. who
had been held at lllc request of ihc‘
authorities. No onc‘
was present to oppose the discharge oil
the. prisoner. Policeman her. who came l
down to gel the suspect. having re-:
turned home when his request for the'.
surrender of the prisoner was refused
unless accompanied by extradition pile
pcrs. i
CURED AFTER SUFFERING TEN
VEARS.
it. P. Hare. Supt. Miami Cycle & Mfg:
(‘o._ Mlddletown. 0.. suffered for ten'
years with dyspepsia. lie spent hun~2
ilreds of dollars for medicine and with l
doctors without receiving any perms--
ucnt benefit. He says. "One night
while feeling exceptionally bad I was:
about to throw down the. evening paper'
when i saw an item in the paper re-‘
gardlng the merits of Kodoi Dyspepsia!
Cure. l concluded to try it and whilc‘.
I had no faith in it i felt better after.
the second dose. After using two bol-l
tles i am stronger and better than I-
havc. been in years. and l rm-ommeml.
Kodol Dyspepsia (lure, to my friends.
and acquaintanc ‘Is suffering from stom- ,
itch trouble." hold by Clifford Pbar—‘
macy. "
CORIETT AND BRITTS' FIGHT.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. iii-Tile
light between "Young Corbett" and
Jimmy Britt was definitely settled last ‘
night. They accepted the offer of the
Hays Valley Club and will meet March
.11. _ _. -
. vww—fl‘,‘ '
sarcoma of! a coal: mo new T0
. - . AVOlD THEM. ..
,, More fatalities have their 0 , . .ln
or result from a cold than from...”
otherness». This fact alone la
main penal, more careful "A are is
no danger w ‘atever from a cold'when
it is properly treated in the beginning.
for maay years Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has' been recognised as the
most. prompt and effectual medicine in
use for this disease. It acts on nature's
alas. loosens the cough. relieves the
longs. opens the secretions and aids na-
ture h .mtoriag the system to a
healthy-condition. ‘”
silica maroalasi one.
CHfOA .mlbm-J ' "Jewell.
weenie-go tutorial so
“‘1‘.-
n. iii—Former -
Tod prcaldcill.
The Blood.
blood is the seat of life.
chill driven out of the veins.
disease.
At all data stores.
250. 50c and $1.
GOVERNOR HONORS REQUlSlTlON
Mll- HARTFORD. .inil. li'i.~—~(lovci'iior
"Brazilian Balm sav- ('iniliibcriniii has honored a requisition
oil my boy's life. He began JUN ”kelrom (low rlior llilics. of Maseru-bu
the one we lost with croup. W0 8th suits. for surrender to “(“007 Bartholo-
him a few doses. He quickly drowns-1mm- Silcu, of Fall flirt-r, of Robert S.
to sleep and was all right in the morn Simpson. units it. u. ilclany. who in
lug." For sale by if. H. Plaistetl. Foboni in .ml n rim-c ycilrnf sentencc at
if. Baxter, and Th9 Clifford i’hfl‘lli. rlflii prfemu :‘m' lurccnv. Simpson
"Hwy. "uvcortling io inmrinaiiou furnished
burr; is ciizlrgi-d with larceny of about
Him worth of Iliiinliimis from iht’.l rcsi-
ili'lli'i‘ of Supcriur Court Justice Mor-
SAVED A IOY’B LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ii. liubnrd, of
mm. Dcl.. says:
YALE NATIONAL BANK AFFAIRS.
NEW HAVEN. .luu. if».-~—'i‘llt- dirt-c-
lure of ilic Yalc National Bank )‘C-‘llf‘i‘~lilil and will bc taken back to stand
tiny voicd to defer illc election of lll‘t‘S-li'iill till all lilillt'llllt'lll.
iaicni until i-‘cbruary 2‘}, (‘ir-ncrnl E. S —-~—-— ~-—————-—
iiii‘t’l)‘ to coniinut‘ in offlci‘ until that CHILDREN POISONED.
tinic. when it is understood the Vit‘c- Many children are poisoucd
l'rcsidcnt John 'I‘ Manson will bo clot-i
li \vils \‘(lli’il ltl t‘Xit‘ntl
an invitation to (‘hiirlcs i‘. Harlow. oi‘
llridgcpori, to bccoinc casbicr ill plarc
til file into Asa (‘. lliislilicll. who will?
miltod suicide. Mr. Barlow is ”W tcll—
cr in thc l’cquouilock lluuk, oi ilridgc-
pnl'l.
Sli‘illlfi containing opiates.
croup find
only
I‘viiictly for coughs.
troubles, and is the
iilt‘h‘ or other [Kllfiiins.
WHAT’S IN A NAME!
Everything Is in thc name when it
comes to Witch Huzcl Salvo. it), (1.
inln & i'o.. of Chicago. discovcrod
some years ago how to make it arrive
from Witch Hazel that it. u Hpi‘t'lfli'
for l‘llrs. For llliiid. bleeding. itching
and protruding Pllcn‘. eczema, outs.
burns. brlliscs and all skin diseases
lchitt's Sulvc has no equal. This
has givcii rise to numerous worthless basis of ‘15 per cr-nt. cash.
coilntcrfciis. Ask for DcW‘llt's—dhe Blinks will
genuine. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy! uni-y 22. t.
.\. C. Siliimau's. Darieu.
WHlTLOCK WANTS TO SETTLE.
llilllliiidl’illl'l‘. Jail.
_
DO YOU KNOW
That the quality of your intellect. muscles and energy, depend: upon
your food, and the completeness of your digestion and assimilation?
Given the proper food and perfect digestion, and assimilation, your
faculties will work up to their fullest capacity, without fag or weari-
nas. The ionic properties of the Oat have been concentrated in the
Rusk, and so perfectly and scientifically cooked that your stomach
can handle it. OAT RUSK
supplies to the brain worker the phosphates which build brain and
nerve substance; to the mechanic the oils and nitrates which repair
ycsiudayx waste of muscle and tissue; and more important than all
it will supply the food properties which
WILL GROW * VIGOROUS
— DREN '
. CH
mtwmmosnmuunsoao. inhcalth?
Jl‘itlmtirlai Will ““8" M V M“. R”
mamuamemmmmmem.
Do not accept a substitute from your dealer. There is no
substitute for Oatkusk. and the dcaicrpdoa not propose one for
micafit.‘
,_ti:.§§wm“ .. 1,... m: n my ' m
“filial-walk. ‘
i
Olin.
heart disease its
a. W p 2»-
Linonine Cures
Golds Through
Colds bring on a morbid state of the sustem'
—~—tlie lack of warmth-giving power in the blood.
Before a cold can
be cured the circulation must be quickencd and the
Linonine makes the blood active. rich. healthu.
warmth-creating and streaalh-giving.
blood Linonine furnishes heals the inflamed mem
branes and takes the soreness out of the tissues.
The new
Linoniile will cure uour cold no matter how
long 00“ have suffered, but it’s best to take it at
the first sign. for it drives owes the weakness that
foreruns the more serious complications of the
KELLY'S SISTER-iN-LAW.
Testifies That She Heard Him Theat-
cn to Kill Wife.
iiilillilEi’ORT, Jan, ill—Mrs. Sarah
Thompson. a sister-indaw of Mrs. Peter
Kelly. whose husband is on trial charg-
cd with murdering her. today testified
in thc Superior Court that she oncc
board Kelly threaten to kill his wife
it she did not. deed back to him all
ville property which he gave her whcu
i they were married. She said that
l iroublc between the couple was of fro
.quent occurrence. Mrs. Thompson ad-
.iiiittcd. under cross-examination, that
! she cherished a grudge against Kelly.
.. filminud that she had declared that shi-
ziiudc nervous and worth. ii not killed. would convict him of murder if 511.,
outright. by mothers giving them cough ' could.
Probate Judge '1‘. C. Coughiin
““95"?" identified a document which was filed
Honey and Tar is n safc anti certain; with him by Kelly purporting to hl‘
lung ' '
promlncnti Kelly's signature.
cough nicdlclnc that contains no opt}
Sillil ill Plain-i
tcd's drug storc South Norwulk. nndi
fill-s. ixclly's will. He also identificd
A FRIGHTENED HORSE.
Running like mad down the street
[dumping the occupants. or a hundred
other accidents. are every day occur-
renew. it behooves everybody to
lfi.—Siul‘x(‘fi, have a reliable Salve handy and there‘s
\\'hlll0(‘li. iii Shi‘lltlll. lllllllil‘llpl. ,Vil‘tliU‘F "one as good 85 Buckleu’s Amlca
rlily. filed in thc (‘ourl of bankruptcy: Salve.
llcfcrt‘c Books a third offer of cornpo- l and Pugs. disappear quickly under its
sitlon in his crcdliors. two previous of- i soothing effect.
.‘crn having been withdrawn. 'l‘bc tblrvl ! icr's Drug Store.
tiilcr coiilrmplutcs it settlement on a
Refcrvr. BRIDGEPORT BRAKEMAN KILLED.
hour the parties on Jalrl
Burns. Cuts. Sores. Eczema
25c, at Frank H. Bax~
O.
NEW YORK Jan. i5.—-Thomas
, O'Brien. of Bridgeport_ Conn. a brake-
. man employed by the New York_ New
I Haven and Hartford Railroad. was kill-
' cd early today on the structure of tho
iThird Avenue Elevated Railroad near
lthc station at 133m Street and Willis
lavenuc. O'Brien bad Just retumed to
Hire city on his train. and it is thought.
i was killed by the third rail while walk-
llng across the structure. The body
was struck by a train and was badly
mangled. It was necessary to raise
the car on jacks to remove it.
AN EDITOR SPEAKS.
Editor Lynch. of the "Daily Post."
Phillipsburg, N. J.. has tested the mer-
its of Foley's Honey and Tar with this
result: “i have used a great many
patent remedies in my family for
coughs and colds. and i can honestly
say your lfoncy and TM is the best
thing of the kind i have ever used and
i cannot say too much in praise of it."
Sold at Plalsted's drug store. South
Noreaui, and A. C. Silliman‘s. Dark-:1".
CAR BARN MURDER CASES.
CHICAGO, Jan. tin—At the end of
two days spent without result. attor-
iicys in the car barn murder cases have.
accepted a fourth juror to try the ball-
dits. Otto Roeski, accused of complici~
ty in the plot to release his brother
from jail. was taken into court and re-
‘ “ on bonds furnished by his uncle
and aunt. Extra details of detectives
were placed in court, and the supply of
firearms at the jail was increased.
iN BED FOUR WEEKS WITH LA
ORIPPE.
We have rcceiva‘d- the following let-
ter from Mr. Roy Kemp. of Angola.
intl. “l was in bed four weeks with
In grippe and tried many remedies and
spent considerable for treatment with
physicians, but i received no relief on
til i tried Po 's Honoyand 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 due or
two will prevent an attack of posu~
rnonIa or is. grippe. It may save your
life. Sold at Finland's dare.
south liar-walk, and A. C. ‘ '5'.
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Norwalk Chronicler