of "I. Business tho Supreme
Court Today.
The session of the supreme court.
which open- In New Haven today. will
be devoted to a considerable extent to
the consideration of i-‘airfleld county
cases. There are no less than twelve
of them on the docket. but one will not
be ready for argument.
In addition to the Norwalk division
‘ case. the court will have a uttmber
of Important cases to paan ttpon. The
action brought to nectlrc an Interpret-
ation of certion clauses of the late
They Will rot-m a Considerable cm '
1v;
. lie1 Holmes. treasurer,
can: Woman’s Temper-
~ :anuAssociationol Buffalo. N.V..
strongly advises all suffering
women to rely. as she did. up-
,_od'tl.ydiil- ‘B. Pinkham’s Vege-
table Compound.
’0 An-NM halls- :— l'our med-
‘clle is indeed ln‘ldcul woman's medi-
cine. and by for the best i know to
reltore loaf. hell“! and strength. I
rumored misery for several years. being
troubled with meuorrbagia. My llllt'lt
:clmdyl‘hld bearing-down pains and
sequent headaches. i would often
wait [out ratio] sleep. and in such
pain It I'luflelcd for hours before 1
could to sleep a sin. l dreaded the
long]: htsls'mnc as thewcarydnya.
floolnautlgd two fair-Lent lilld'slt'lliilfi.
09 I; .. i re ut. findin r that
their heritage did not. see-m lo l-que tttc.
I tried your Vegetable Compound
on the recommendation of a i'I-uud
‘ from the East who was visiting inc.
“1 am glad that 1 followed her ad-
viee. for every ache and pain is gone.
and not only this, but my general
health is much improved. 1 here a
fill. will“ Ind have gained in fie-alt.
My earnest advice to suffering women
In burnt-as dc all other medicines and
um e by tall}. Pinkham's \‘cgc-
table Comlmund.”—Mtas News
Iiso‘r’dtan. M0 N0. Division 8L. Buffalo.
..-. amataramamW
OWNERSHIP OF PUDDING HILL.
Embraces Portion of the Brooklawn
Country Club's Golf Llnkl.
The ownership of Pudding Hill In
Falrfleld, wlticb embraces part of hiilc
No. 2 and all over hole No. 3 of the
links of thc Brook l.awn Country Club,
of Bridgeport. is in dispute. iuaac (iti-
bcrt of Milford, has brought an action
against Catherine (illbcrl, of New
York. to test thc title. He claims to
lay” purchased the property in June.
1575 :-.nd paid $2,000 for it.
8... o the golf experts of Bridgeport
have driven over it and the caddies
have beaten down the ground chasing
lost bade. while the, clttb has spent at
email not of tnouey in making grass
grow where none grcw bcforc. the. val
he has increased and Mr. Gilbert now
puts It at $3,000. The origin of the
disputc between the parts it; an oltl one.
One party puts up the case. but for
romereasou or other does ttot want the
property In his numc. lie puts it in
the namc of ‘2! relative who is sure it
will be turned back whenever tltc uc
tual owner wants it.
' Thcrc Is nlithittg to show why Mr
Gilbcrt did not want the property lll
~ his name. it appears that he paid all
the “1X05 and expenses and for many
ycttrs collcctcd whatever rcnt was ob
tained. But on October 10. 1902, llc
says. Mrs. (lllbcrt took possession of
the property and hast hold it ever since
In an effort. as he alleged to defraud
hint. .\ir. (lilbcrt asks the court It)
Judge between them and any who is
the rightful owner.
NE OF THE COLDEST NIGHTS.
OSTI)N_ Jan. lit—The weather car-
ly today was almost the coldest of tho
‘winter in Boston and vicinity. At '3
a. m. the mercury registered fottr bciow
Ioro in the city. anti \vcnt two degrees
lower before daylight. At. 8 a. m., thu
temperature- was 5 below in the subur-
ban districts. thermometers went 5 and
6 points lower. in northern New
England. dttring the night. the mercury
w at 20 bfiow and even lower at
.W' . iii
digestive
dlsordcp.
Bronaon ll. lleartialev'u will In of con-
Iltlcrable Interest. an aevcral charl-
table lnatltutlona. which were bene
fchttrlcs. arc morc or let-ta Interested.
Tito suit In a friendly one and goes to
the cotiri on reservation.
James T. l’attcraon‘a action against
Samuel i). (‘oykendali and Henry C.
Soop. of New York and Edward S.
Ilrecley. of New Haven: a hard fought
content to get possession of the old
bonds. or new stock. of the Farm
Ington Street' Railway. which has
been In the courts for a long time.
will also be decided.
Delia h‘ttil'a actiott ugulnst lhc
John Hancock Mutual Life insurance
company will he heard. The Jury
rendered a verdict of $500. bttt .lutlgc
.Iohu ll. Light act it aside on the
ground that the vcrtilct was ngulnu
thc evidence. The plaintiff ttaks for
it review of this decision.
The defendant appeals In the ac-
tion brought by J. R. Williaton and
company ngalnat William (1. Height.
Judge (‘aue granted the plaintiff fore
cloeurc to the antotint of Siltiiiltlfdil till
a piece of Iaml bounded by State anti
(liegou streets. The defendant. while
speculating In stocks, gavc a mort-
tattoo on the lattd to secure margins.
The other cases are not of so tnttch
It Icrcat to Hridgcport.
C. N. G. ENCAMPMENT.
Talk of Abandoning Annual Exercises
at Niantlc, This Summer.
It in. plans. wutcu are now living
laid by the military authorities at
Washington. with the cooperation of
ill" authorities of thc (‘onntu-ticut Nu
tiouul (ltiurtl. urc sun-cussful. ”title will
bc no encampment of the t' N. (I at
Niuntic. this summer. lilsttutl. thc
National iitturd of ”‘0' stutc will join
“lill tltc National iluutd ot‘ Ihc othci
New England states. In it sctics oi
Ilcld ntnutuvcrs In couucctlou with dc-
tuclitncnta from the trgulttr .tvtuy.
Adjutant—(lcticral t‘oic suld. Sulur
titty, Ilint preparations for ntttncuvcrs
of this klntl,wct'c going on. and ...ui.
if hilt-t‘t'nflflll‘ lllt'l't' would be no slatc
I'lll'llillpiilt mini Nlutttic. this year llc
was Iii t'olifci‘citct- \viilt llcncrdl i‘oi»
bin. a few days ago. and the illilllt'l
was discussed The ntljtttunt~gcncrul
says that ilic pluus' nrc not tlciinito
yct. llowmci'. it is understood that ill"
militttry officials are all licurtily in
favor of the plan. and that It will be
enthttsiusticully pushed by them to a
successful execution.
Ilcticrui l'orbin told Adjutant Ilen-
cml ('nilc Illitl Iii-Alibi or III II It lit rcs of
loud would in ltl|lili-’l._ and could
probably be leased on Long Isluttd
The event will hi the most liiiptill-
nut whiclt ihc ("ounccilcut Nttllonul
Guard has cl'er participated in. outshin-
of actual wurfurc. More tltutt litliuli
troops are t-xpct-ted to participate. and
the tuuntuvrm will be similar to tltosc
ltcld at West Point. Ky. and I-‘ort ill—
Icy. Killl., last .vcar. The proposed sitt-
is Orange. Sullivan and i'ls'tcr counties.
New York stair. iicur lltc New Jersey
line. The ground in In the foothills of
the (‘utskill mountains. and t'cgtiliti‘
army ofllccru any It Is an ideal spot. as
It offers every kind of ground Itttag~
iuttblc. and Is crossed by streams of
water In mntty places. Thcrc Ls some
opposition on tile purl ui' riclt thv
Yorkct'a to holding the ntovcntcnis itt
this neighborhood Adjtttant-(lcncrui
(‘olc has llt‘i'll Informcd tltut the presi-
dent of the Long island (Icntrui llutl-
roud (‘ompany has used his Influence
towurti securing the land on Long Ir
land.
lt‘lcld exercises of this kind :trc
strongly approved by the state and un-
tiunul military authorities. and oili-
ccrs. who are Itt close touch with mili-
tary “Hull's. any that the proposcd
maneuvers will be curried ottt success--
fully.
CHARGES AGAINST A LAWYER.
The whereabouts of Attorney .lerc-
miah Liebermaun, of Bridgeport. lit lit“
coming a matter of widespread Inter-
eat. Attorney (‘url Foster hut-z lmtl a
warrant Issued for his arrest for fraud
and yesterday Referee in Bankruptcy
John W. llunks Issued a subpoena for
his appearance before him on February
1, as there In a case before the Unit-
ed States court that will make matters
lively for Liebermann If he Is caught.
There was a special hearing sched~
tiled before Referee Banks for yester-
day In the case of Arnold Block of
Stamford. who went Into bankruptcy a
month ago. .lcrcmiuh Licbcrmann
was thc attorncy of the bankrupt. Thin-
Iy days previous to tltc filing of the po-
lIiIon Block rcccivcti goods from differ-
ent concerns to thc amount of over
81.000. He gave clit't‘ks as part pay-
ment for some of the goals. which
were later protested. There Ia strong
evidence to show that Holiermann was
in conspiracy with Block to defraud
all the creditors.
The creditors placed their claims In
the hands of Attorney Mullen yestcr~
day. who has had warrants issued for
the arrest of Block and Liebermann.
The warrants are to be given to United
Stote'a Marshal to serve.
'ozuea L ssuuoeas osso.
museums. MIL. Jan. , 19.—Adiu-
taut-General John S. Saunders, of the
,Maryiand National Guard. .died this
morning at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. Ballard. wife of Menu-Commander
W. H. J. Ballard. at the Naval Read-
any. He was 68 years of age. General
. No.
. _ More. “I
aA-u
EXTREME COLD WEATHER.
NICW HAVEN. .lnn. ilk-'l‘lhll‘l'illt‘
cold weather ugnin prcvuilcd In t‘on
nccticut toduy. tlu- tctnpcruiurc Ito-i'c
Iqunlling fllt' loucs'l official rccord of
llltl scusou. Hi); liclow zcro. Mitch low
-t' ihcitnotnctcr readings Wt-t'c rcporicd
I'ront inlutitl points. especially front
pluccr. ill the i.IichIic|d liillu. \i'inuicd
IIIcruiomt-H-t'a indicated If» to is below.
“llilt‘ Iil Norfoll. lltc rcttdlngt. \tu-t‘c
from ‘.'I to .‘:o below .\I lilii'r\l||t‘ inc
l\\'l'l‘ll Till‘l'lllk'lll'l :Illll “'Ilislt'tl L’N lilt-
lou aus- rt-porictl .\t l.ukcvillt- ill 7
J. In.. II “as 2n. .tt i.iuic Rot-It. L’I. at
Salisbury (‘cntcr :5 and at Milli-ruin.
N. \, L'u bclou, .\ll rccorda kcpt ul
Caitttttn ittil to show .'|ll_\' canal to thc
w'cullicr cvpct'icnct-d this itcus'on. citll
cr for Icnglli of tho cold spells or for
tho l'\ll'i tn:- cold, In that vicinity also
the ltlll~lt< nrc blockcd with snow drift
cd by Sunday s high wind.
CURED AFTER SUFFERING TEN
YEARS.
II |-' Ilurc Supt. .\linnii t‘i't li' .v .\lf\'
I‘o .‘llilillt'ltHHl (l. stifl'crctl Ior lcit
yours \\Iill dyspcpstu. ilc upcnt llllil
drctls of dollars for medicine and with
‘ltlillll'r \tithout r-cciviug .tuy permu-
ucnt bcucilt. iic sdyis. “tin-- night
while filling cxccptionnlly bad I wus‘
about to throw down the melting pnpct
when i saw on itcnt ill lit" pupor l‘t'
guiding llll‘ iuctits oi Ktulol llyapcpsitt
(‘nt-c. I concluded to try It and whilc
I had no tttitlt ill I‘ 1 full better after
lhi' ‘t'lllllll Iltlm', \lii‘" ”shit: I“ I llttl
lies I out strongct and better than i
htttc Iu-cn to years. and I t'ecotuittcnd
Kodol llyspcpsiu l'ttrt- to my friends
and nctptuiuintn cs suffering froth stom
uch Ii'otiblc." Sold by (‘lifford l'lliil’
liltlt‘) o-
TOOK BENEFACTOR'S MONEY.
. ll.\li'l‘l"(lllll. .iun ltl Louis
(l'llricn. of linlyoko who It Is hilt-god
rcpoid tltc kittdncs's' cxtcntlcd to him ll.\
his Iu-ncmctor. \i"llinm 0 Harris of
iltsatu. Mas-s. whllc stopping at u lo-
cal hotci by taking the laitcr‘s' watch. a
ntllcttgc book and Still lll tnuncy. was
bound over by .lttdgr (larvcn to the
Supcrior (.‘oitrt tttitiot' bonds of “.000
O'Brien was arrested Iii llolyokc. Sut-
urday. anti thc. slolcu propcrty found
on him (l'llricu‘s muln defense was
that liarrla gave him the articles to
keep. as he tild not want to get robbed
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
ills Kind You Iim Always Bough
omit: :1 , .
THAW MAY BE DISAST ROUS.
WINSTICI). .litti. Iii'.~»-—’l'ltc Iurgc am
ount of ice in the river Iii this section.
due to the unusual cold, is causing
some uppt'clte-usion among residents of
the valleys. It in said that thc Far-
tuington River has ucvcr been so chok-
ed with ice as at present. and It is
feared that it lltaw will have dinne-
trouu results.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New thtle.
Del. says: "i suffered for ycsra with
dyspepsia. used to have great dia-
freak and belching. i lricd every-
thing I could hear of. but nothing help
rd mo tutlil i look llrazlllan Balm. and
one Sil ecnt bottle cut’cd mc complcto- '
Ir."
For sale by it. ii. Pinlslcd._ll‘. ii. Ban
tor. and thc Clifford Pharmacy. ”
STATE TYPOTHETA E.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.. Jan. lib-The
annual banquctof the Connecticut
Typothctac wak‘thcld at the Totine
hotel last night. Gov. Chamberlain
was unable to be present and Post-
ma‘alcr Marigold. of Bridgeport. took
his placc. Masher Mr. .‘Mavigoldle
Saunders had
eral months will a serious stomach
trouble. General Saunders graduated
_ from West Point in 1858. standing fifth
ia-hia class. At the outbreak of tho
Army and became assistant Inspector-
general. Later he was appointed as-
alohlt uduncoolcerof thaAnny of
Northern Virginia. General Saundorl.
when a lieutenant In the United States
Army. tin“ or: of ring: detailstlimto
escort e cs-n es. new a
W
, we?! is m
; .‘ yfifqn-m cam—«Ce...
a very sick for IOVQ '
Civil War'. be catered the Coafodonee ‘
.. doing-arrest: to this,
(beech was in a humorous vein.
All!
t’fifi' : " ‘
i-fi-f swam.» vs mad
.4
~t...mqkޣm.hiilujadss
' #‘t‘l‘to.
. Made to Sdpply
' I; a Need-a
Cigar
w Made to Supply
a Demand-go
III I
ovary
- 7°." .‘5.i?i’“‘l ‘_«._.. =1t
no amt)
. W. .m nnPlIom]
rmtmnm~wd
37-. “rot: Baffler ma 9 cornerstone“? " ‘ ' '
i 'i ..
I. ‘
APPEARED BAREFOOTED IN
COURT.
Sill’l'll‘.\l.\.\'t‘lll‘28'l‘l'2ll. .luu. lit.
Il;|\l(l Shiltltmxin. who was arrested
lust nigh for il‘is'lli'llilllg his wifc. all
[linli‘ll in court lullei‘ootcd thin mortr
mi: i|llll ii tlcvclopctl from the evidence
inut Sandowakv in his- ungcr at the
:tiiiil‘illililt‘l.‘ tIf lll‘ policc iii his hotnc.
puIin-tl off his mat and shoes lliltl ihi‘cw
lIII‘iII ltl his children pt'cfcrriug to
null. barefoot-HI to illt' police station
'i In- iutigt- ccitsutl-d Sundowskv for up
pcuting lIl codtt III that condition. and
IHl\t‘ lllill lllirit days in jttli for llll'
ut-snI'lI
JUST ONE MINUTE.
Ulll‘ hllilliio I'otigh ('urc flth‘h rcllt-f
lil onc. minute. Iu-causc it kills the rut
trobc. which itcldcu the mucous llltlll
prune. causing the cough. untl ni tltc
sutnc lime cit-hrs the phlcgtu. draws
out the inflammation and iiculs and
.tittilim; lhc one. led parts: ()uc miti-
utc cough cut-c strengthens the lungs
unrds off pneumonia llllll is a harm
lcss and never tailing curc lll nil rttrn
blc cases of Coughs (‘tiltls‘ and (‘roup
Huc mintttc rotten cure is pleasant to
take, harmless unvl good ulikc for young
.tud old. Sold Iv. (‘lifford i’hnriuncv
Ia
BRIEF lbI BENNETT CASE.
NEW H!t\'l-I.\ .lnu. Ill" .\llt)l'lll‘}‘.~
lot William J. lit \Hll today flit-d in pro-
idtu- 'ttiiti‘l illt‘l' ltt'lcf tlll lllt' |it'lllllll|
.1 Mt.» licunctt : :1 HIV rcmmni of Mr.
ityan tut an excl“ I19! oi llic will of her
late IlllfllIRlltl filth) S llcuttcii \\'Iicu
in. bearing on the petition was held
lusi ucek .Iudgt- tllcurclund found that
lit' could not clearly follow the case as
': u... IIt'IiiLZ picsentcd and uskcd coun-
i'ttt built sitlcs‘ ltI |IilI llil'll‘ itl‘glr
illl‘lll\ into writing 'i‘Iic rcspnndcnl's
litll'l lllsi filt'tl ltilltms tltist-ly lht‘ \l'l'
bal :tigutittul lllflilt‘ In Mr Ncutou in
l‘illll" .
A FRIGHTENED HORSE.
iluunmg like mad down the strcci
dumping the occupants. or a httntlrcd
'uthcr accidentsarc cvcry tiny occur-
lrcnccs, ll behootcs cvcrybody to
‘ have a rcllnblc Sulvc handy and there's
Inonc as good its llttcklcu'n Arnlcd
gSalvc. iiitrns. t‘uts. Sorca. Eczema
land l‘llt'fi. disappear quickly undcr Its
soothing effect. 25c. at Frank ii. Bax-
ter's llrug Storm “
FORGED ENDORSEMENT.
NORFOLK. .inu. Ill- The authorities
here are looking for Paul ltochll. :t
colorcd youth who has been employcd
by t‘lturlu-s ii. Spi‘ltgilt'. manager of thc
.lowu farm. Last Thursday night Box
‘ well (lltlllppt'lll't‘dzllflt'l‘ he had been scnt
{to the postomce for Mr, Spraguc's
rtntlll. A clerk in n local drug store
I says ltc cashed u check for 34!). hearing
.\Ir. Spraguc's il‘lllf' on the back when
iltoywell tendered it in payment for a
iiinnll bill which .‘ll‘s‘. Sprugttc ownd, it
1 is alleged that the chcck was removed
from a letter belonging to Mr. Sprague
.und that the endorsement was forged.
. - - -.. . _........__...___
TAKE CARE OF THE BODY.
Take care of the stomach. liver
and kidneys. by taking
Writihl‘s lIIIlliIIl \fflfiilllle lills
25c
l
i
Take care of the eyes. by using
liIIIilIIII lur Ilalnt, 25v.
Take care of the child by givtng
I
Perry‘s “IleatISIioI” l’ermiiuge
25:
.n' SAT nu.- DIUOGIITS
l
I
' .1
'- ~ Atalldm
an
or tit'lltinilol‘fl.
ctttuca Io Witch Ilazei Bnlvc.
ach
quickly dismember the troublesome In
| Town for Money Loaned.
WATERTOWN, Jan. lit—The
Vi atertown savings llanlt yesterday bc- I
gun a gun for 820,000 against the town .
of Watertown on account of the town'al
tuiluro to par notes and orders Illili
in be liclti ll\' the bank to the amount i
(ll siiutm uud litlcrciii amounting ili.-'
duo. At a l't'ti'lll town meeting. H. II.
Mattoon. ”custom of the bank and I|~
rt‘) ll't'llillil'i‘i of thc town. waa cherttrtl .
v ill. a uhottuge of 323.000 iii the town
utcouuia. part of which was alleged
to be itt llil' form of notea and orders
Izclu by the uatingti bank. but not en-
Ictcd on the trcuaurcr'a books. The
bunk made a demand for the payment
of notcu with Interval tor acveral yclll'll
back, but the aelecttncu declined to
tctogni’m- the debt
Another suit brought by the batik la
drain»! R if \Iaitoon and hlti bonds-
tnt-n lo rt cover $2.000 for alleged with-
drawals which Muttoon in said to have
u rungfully cnicrcd against the names
He has been hcltl alncc
lust wct-k tilidcl‘ llllllle of {9.000 on ac-
count of t'llai'gcn of embculement anti
; .titt-tiugiltc luleN of the bank recently
made In the Iupcrlor (‘ottrt In Witt
stcd. The suit against the bondsntcn
Is- umlcmtpod to cover practically thc
attmc lictnu of ttlicgcd shortngc as tlic
«timinul proceedings.
WHAT'S IN A NAME!
l-Ju-rytbing is In tltc name when II
it. C.
Iii-Witt dz t'o._ of Chicago. discovered
some )‘llli's ago how to make a salvc
from Witch Hazel that Is a specific
'or Ililcu. For blittd. bleeding. Itching
uud protruding l’ilca. eczema. cuta.
burns. bruiacu and all skin discasca
lit-Wills Salve has no equal. This
has glvcu rise to numerous \vorihlcaa
lountcrfcita. Ask for IchItt'n—thc
."'illllll". Sold by ('lifford Pharmacy.
PROMOTION OF RIFLE PRACTICE.
WASHINGTON. .lan. lit—«Acting
Sccrctary of \\'ar Oliver prcalded over
a mct'lltig of the national board for thc
promotion of i‘ific practice yesterday
This board is (‘flll'llliNl‘tl of ‘.'l nit-m.
bcra. I't‘lli‘csviilllli: the army. navy.
tnui'Iuc corps and the National (lllfli‘ll.
i'tclimiuury arrangements were madc
for the annual national riflo conical
nut summer. It Is- propoacd to Itold
llllrl ntutch sontewltcrc In the ntzddlc
\\'I'r~ll wherever suitable fttcilIIIt-s' can
be obtained. The board acct-pied Ihc
tcpott of a committee respecting the
It'\'ll~'ltlll oI' rcgtilntltttts for t'iilc prilt-
shooting. and allottlng among tltc vu~
rious tnutchca the annual appropria-
tion of SLIM! made by congress. This
tuoncy is to bc tlitidcd as fiillowei In
«ash lil‘lii'ii and models For the nu-
tit-nui trophy “into. for thc cham-
ptun's individual match. Siiiu; for thc
l'nited States Individual match. 8550;
for the pistol match. 8335.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUCH REMEDY
is PbEASANT TO TAKE.
'I‘hc ilncst quality of loaf sugar Is
llM‘tl In the manufacture of ('hamhcr-
Iuin's (‘ough Remedy. and tho roots
used in this preparation givc It a flavor
t":til.t.' 't- maple syrup. making it quite
pleasant to take. (‘hildrcn like It. and
us It contains no opltttn or other harm.
fuI ntilislailt‘i‘ it has no Injurioua after
effect. it always cures. In case‘s of
voids, trottp and whooping cough It
can lw given with implicit conildcnco
It Is ctptall) valuable for ttdtills‘ and
t'liilili‘t‘ll. "
MIDDLETOWN ELECTION.
Republicans Elect Mayor by a Small
Plurality.
\lllllll.l‘2'l‘()\\'N, ('illllL .lnu ifl w'l‘lic
annuul city clot'iltill ycstcrduy rcsult~
cd in u sulit victory, The licpublicnlth
i-lt'vicd their mayor. .»\ibcrt it. (‘rittcn-
dcn by a very small margin, The
others clccicd wcrc two llctuocrntlc
aidcrtucn. six Republican cotmcllmcn
aitd a Democratic asscsaor and collec-
itil'. The new board of cotinctitncn will
bc compost-d of iii Democrats and six
Republicans. The names of the elect-
t'll mcit arc: Mayor. A. R. (‘rIttcuchL
Aldermen . C. Stone. .lohu ll. i-‘lakc
(‘tittncilittctt_ .i. D Moore. Spencer M.
l‘nigc. (l D. Mason. i). ii. Miller. As-
scustir. Michael Walsh. (‘ollcctor. Wil-
liam ll Scnglaub.
CHILDREN POISONED.
Many children arc poisoned and
made nervous and weak. if not killed
outright. by mothers giving them cough
syrups containing opiates. Foley's
Honey and Tar la n auto and certain
remedy for coughs. crottp and lung
troubles. and is the only prominent
cough medicine that contains no opi-
utcs or other poisons. Sold at Plais'
tcd'a drug store, South Norwalk. and
A. C. Silllman's. Darlen. "
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TWO FARMHOUSES BURNED.
LAKEVIIJE. .ian. lit—A farmhouse
at Spencer's Corncr. two miles west of
this village. was burned yesterday. the
fire originating from a defective Iiuc,
'l‘hc houac was ownctl by Orvillc llakiu
and was occupictl by Miss Sophia llu~
kin an aged invalid. lllrs Louis-c
(lartincr. who was removed froitt tbc
burning building with .iIflicuin, All the
furnishings cxccpt a bed and a trunk
wcrc burned. The loss is ".000.
A fire In Canaan early yesterday
burned a house owned by B. W. Warn-
er. and occupied by .lohn Miller and
wife. The loss In about 81.000. Mr.
and Mrs. Miller escaped scantily attir~
cd after they had been awakened by a
night watchman who discovered the
it etc.
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REVOLUTION IMMINENT.
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IIII. GREENES NEIIIIIIIIA
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"ATNID Nl‘flll, III. ANSI! C. DUOOAI. :.'.'
Ira. Annie fl. Output. of 6 fit. ('harlea Street. Boston. Mala, b! ”MOI
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ycarn has been employed as a nurse in the Boston lionpital.« Ber reputation
1 in her profession is of the highest. and her opinion. that Dr. Greene‘s Nervttra
blood and nerve remedy will cure rheumatism and sciatica. is therefore worthy
of the greatest consideration.
Ira. iluggan says: “i was troubled with sciatica for over four months.
and was treated by three different physicians. but received no relief. As a
last resort my friends advised my trying Dr. Greene's Nervttrl blood and
nerve remedy. which i did. and In six weeks i was a well woman. Although
it was four years ago I have had no return of the trouble.
“ My sister also was troubled with rheumatism. and l advised her to try
hr. Greene‘s Ncrvura. which she did. anti received great relief from it. loo-
alder Dr. Greene's Nervura a godsend to me. and gladly recommend it."
Rheumatism Is a blood diaentte. The circulation is impaired. and the blood
becomes stagnant and impure. Dr. tin-ene'a Nervura euros rheumatism by
restoring normal conditions. so that a moderate use of the remedy will cauu
the disease to disappear. of purely vegetable origin. Dr. Greene Nervm
blood and nerve rcmct‘ly acts in concert with natural laws and produces its
permanent cht'ct by Ice-ding and enriching the blood supply. It is an ideal
tonic when run down or uhaustt-d. and nothilgcan exceed its inherent power
to euro the lingering diseases that wreck the lives and hopes of Ion and
women. Dr. Greene was mnnv years discovering and perfecting the medicine
which wasflnnlly offered to the world as Honors. and his earnest and skillful
work has bectt demonstrated by the record of euro which this remedy ha.
nude during many years.
If there lit anything about your ones you do not understand, write h
llr Greene. lul Fifth Avenue. New York City. His advice is freo.
Your Draught "commands and can.
Dr. Greene's ”mun-
‘s-
m Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
W and has been made under his por-
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aonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterf‘clts, Invitations and “Juat—us-good” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castor-la la a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It. is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. [ts age in Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
:md Flatttiency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend.
cauums CASTQRIA Atwavs
Bears the Signature of
/
The Kid You have limp Biughi
In Use For Over "aq‘Yeairs.
"mansion“ five-am
tis..
A sure sign of approaching revolt
and serious trouble In your system is 2:--. “E .
aleeplooanosa. or stom-
Electric Bitter will
nervousness.
upsets. .
causes. it never fails to tone is
stomach. regulate the Kidneys d
Bowels. stimulate the Liver. and-clari-
fy the blood. Run down systems
benefit particularly and all the usual.
attending .achss vanish under Its
searching‘and thorough effectiveness.
Electric tters Is only We. and that is
returned if it don't give perfect satis-
faction. fluarantoed by Frank H. Ra‘s.-
L l
for. ’
WORK IN OILK MILL REOUMID.
WiiullAN'l‘lQ Jan. 19.—Work in
the mill of A. 0. “nor. silk throwatcr.
was resumed yesterday after I: shut
down .e! pores-fl. war. givingmhout
‘31“? hands employment. . _ .
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ITALIAN JOURNALISTB FINID. STOLE FROM GENERAL MONT-
NEW HAVEN. Jan. i9.—-Pericle Cal- GOMERY.
and .lohn Lainburdi. the italian; NEW HAVEN. Jan. lit—Arthur
journalists recently found guilty of ii- . Dews was held for the Superior Court
bt‘llml Nlht‘l‘ larenghino. 0‘ 3L Mlt‘h- yesterday under bonds of $1.000 on the
ael's Church. paid fines of 8100 and charge of stealing $200 from General
costs each In the city court.
AN EDITOR SPEAKS. .
Editor Lynch. of the "Daily Poat,".
Phililpsburg, N. 1.. has tested the men
Its of Foley‘s Honey and Ta:- with thlai
result: "1 hate need a great many‘
patent rcmcdios in my family for,
coughs and colds. and I can honestly
say your Honey and Tar Is the best
thing of the hind i have ever used and
I cannot say too much In prune of It."
Sold at Plaisted'a drug store. south
Nervsts,'and A. C Silltman'a. Dalian.
. . . I.
so _- .
"c
Phelps Montgomery. e pleaded not
guilty. but presented no evidence.
Dews was brought here from Fough-
lreepsie. N. Y., on requisition papers on
Saturday.
.. A GOITLY MIQIAKE.
mammoth“ very expen-
sive. ll: life Itself II the
price or a mouse, but you'll never-be
mgifyeu «booklets New “to
Pills for limo-la. Dim. floati-
acho. Liver or Dowel troubles. TM!
are sentient thorough. -25: at he.
H. m but store. “
Norwalk Chronicler