ad.
| All ION“ .v—l cannot
- al-L . nhfifs'iiiam' 'N Vc e-
f», Compounds» highly, fofit
{1% aopriricd which
‘ to pinch from my
fel sowealr
con (1 n t pursue
an]. interest.
gish. I had
nlthao es and sinking
til the“ and lower
IIIB hug climb over.
fermeny'otlr‘er remedies
Wm “vised to get
Cable
7' smith.
.l on. his b.becamos
from; V
‘ 1:730:07“
ed.»
that»?
not girl of mg. Egg“. vs
~ tts moan-sen. ass White
ilanta. ”Dug-muses 'flfiwsiil'mfiul
o'nsstucN NisssNtANs.
Ina-«Visitors From Not-walk.
7-,,wlch, was formally instituted
. from Bridgeport.
bars of be new division.
‘ El. Murphy.
exercises were held in St;
"flail-hrii, after which” ,the
‘OS
.iio-Tlmmous's hall in lA'wiS
«you ll enjoyment.
ads by Rev.
‘d In a short time.
REVOLUTION iMMINENT.
All
I A
nervousness.
.i‘ay‘i s upsets.
causes.
velour-ch! regulate the Kidneys
the blood.
tending aches vanish under
octric
liter
' returnedqfn
soNst‘ru‘slrrsas MAY OPEN.
reopen.
.1 pain on
sngehaIbeenatI-icltenout.
Kit
STD! WAT COLD
ha , result in Pneumonia.
drill.” mm’m
377... an
.' h rem 50*
p.533
0 .
sudden if-
truly.
New Division instituted Sundayk Even-
' The neflly organig‘ed division of the
‘ lAnclent Order of Hibernians in Green-
there
‘ Sunday evening. in the presence of
about 100 visiting members of the order
. N0rw,tllk Stamford
Ind Port. Chester. The degree team of
, the Second Division of Bridgeport con-
‘terred the first, second ‘and third de-
grou: of the order upon about 60 mem-
The work
. ,was (lhllm the direction of County
. President Mullins, of Stamford. Col. T.
Major J. H. McMurray.
fl‘lmothy Sullivan Thos P. Moncer and
flames H. Rooney. of Bridgeport. The
Mary‘s l
candi-
and visiting friends adjourned
street.
sevelal hours werepused in
.Speeches were
Father Fitzgerald. (‘oi
orphy and several others. and these
Srks, together. with vocal selections
members of the Bridgeport dele-
lion. and a few moments with Dan
right. of Stamford were much en-
o‘ed. The new organization ' starts
, with a good membership. and it is
expected that the number will be dou-
aute sign of approaching revolt
and serious trouble in your system is
sleeplessness. or stom-
Electric Bitter will
.puiokly .dlsmember the troublesome
it never fails to tone the
and
wneurosis. stimulate the Liver andclarl-
' 3 Run dowri systems
hotlt particularly and all the unit:
toning and: thorough effectiveness.
is only 60c. and that is
can’t give perfect satlsu
‘Yt‘ncthn ranteed by Frank H Bax
ion Dung:
C it: Q;3 J a. 26 .r—Actlou batsmen
Council on the ordl»
sauce glib‘erufug theatres, which it is
litived. 'ivlll allow one or two houses
_ open in a short time. but it will be
'rlponths befdre others are able to “a
.‘hnd “id'- or three of them will
The City Council has
fitting a lnstallatipll
matte sprink or system and
7 . . - ment of steel construction
Bra-
is breaking up Colds when-
.almost without excsp u
.3... W
‘ Q
-_ .clemouz
7 - LDlIR" HOOPITAL BOARD,
Mdny Ollie Have JMaus for Part
' sf stspoo ash 'i'iins.
The Soldiers Hospital Board of the
state has had so many calls upon its
land of till 000 granted by the legisla-
tti of 1908, that the prospect is the.
on will he exhaust before another
legislature can act. he board has
administered its relief dlscrimlnatlugiy
'pntl carefully but tbs calls have been
(a; ectedly numerous and urgent.
' “a 7lit"! Hartford Tribune publishes a
3 statement. of the situation which is as
follow:
, flince‘ithe legislative act of lililii. ap-
propriating 810000 for tin- rclltf of
destitute soldiers of the (‘l\ ll War who
did not wish to leave their wives to
enter the Soldiers’ Home, and for des-
titute widows of soldiers in cases
where pensions ere not rct'chctl or
were inadequate. he Soldiers Hospital
Board has received 95 applications for
aid from soldiers and 5.1 from widows.
These applications have all been care-
fully investigated. and lllllll_\' pitiful
cases of helplessness sitkncss and
poverty hau- bccu relieved
T lit-r c are now being aided ftotn the
legislative fund id old soldiers with
their wives. and 33 widows. llii persons
in all. at u Weekly outlay of “01.50.
The law nuikcs $6 a Week the quxl-
mum allowance to any one individual.
over 53 weekly in any Instance. and
it a week is the stipened in many
csasc Still. the 810 000 has been al-
ready half expended and only four
months of the two years which the ap-
propriation must cover have elapsed.
The Hospital Board is cndeavorlng to
administer the bcncvolenccs of Connec-
ticut to its old soldiers in the most
careful and discriminating manner: and
the above statement will show what
is lmiug dime. with the state's relief
‘ to any money.
Illa!“ jlug im “no warloc- : W“ ~-~ '
”ill Olin” “milliliter took 3 THE LOEWE CASE
and. il-tMflml vvaa in
method ”Wt. full of i Defendants Filo Motion to Strike Out
“M l t Non-Resident Names.
There has been filed in the superior
i court in the case of l). E, L'chc & Co.
vs. the United Hatters of North Ameri-
ca hr each of the L’li: resident defend-
or records the names of all non-resi-
dents as defendants in the still.
The motion is made on the grounds
that no personal service had been
made and that. service, made by regist-
ered mall did not confer jurisdiction
over their persons. Another ground
cited is that none of the non-resident
defendants had any property 'n the
slate atlathnblc in the atllon. there-
fore the coult had no jurisdiction over
the immune Oi properh oi any of the
nonresident defendants.
The motion concluded by stating
that the. continuance of the names of
the said no.rcsitlents on the It'inltin‘
of the court as defendants. when it:
fact. of law they were not defendant:
of all, is an obstruction to the cult:-
ly disposal of such questions as each
of the defendants will hereafter lii'rt"
in the case.
The motion particularly :‘tutcs that
another ground why it should be. grant-
ed is that the names of the non-rest
dents would complicate Nilt‘l‘l issues of
fact. if any. as may be left in the
plaintiff‘s complaint, after the resident
defendants have finished striking por-
tions there-from on law questions.
ARRESTED FOR HOMlClDE.
Mayor Harrison and Others Served
With Writs for Causing Theatre
Fire.
CHlCAGO. .lan. 26.——Iicarlng the
eight mlttlml issued as the report of
the inquest in the lroquols Theatre
disaster. Coroner Trscger and a num-
ber of detectives today left the City
Hall with authority to arrest Mayor
Carter H. Harrison, Manager who J.
Davis and the six lesser city officials
and stage employee who were ordered
held to await action of the grand
jury. The first persons taken into
Clmtod) were William McMullen oper-
ator of the flood light. from which the
lroquols ore is said to have started;
and James E. Cummings, the stage
carpenter at the lroquols under whose
direction it is alleged the apparatus
Was constructed wh'ch interfered wltlt
he desceht of the asbestos curtaili-
be mlttlmus for Mayor Harrison was
taken in charge by Coroner Traegcr
in person. The coroner did not ‘at-
tempt to serve the mlttlmus at once
upon the city chief magistrate. The
coroner: said:
"Mayor Harrison‘ s mlttimus will be
served home time today. The mayor
is ill 'and therefore will not be disturb
ed undecessarliyf‘
The coroner ordered as the other mit-
timi were served. the accused tshould
be taken to the central police station
and held until all had been arrested.
The prisoners were then to.be taken
before a Judge to furnish bonds.
MORTALITY AMONG BIRDS.
Thousands Have Died During Cold and
Snowy Weather.
NEW YORK. Jan. 26.——-'l‘he severe
weather prevailing over a greater part
of the country and the general heavy
snow fall has caused great mortality
{thong birds. in fact the destruction
of bird life has been so great that tbs
Boomer Weifiofiaiéuflm
fort to prevent it and has issued an OD-
peel to the public. especially children.
to cars for the birds “during the in-
out tins Milne. ”filter-m very littl‘s‘lu‘im
J cold weather provided they can secure
food enough to maintain their normal
temperature. but that sleet storms and
heavy 7:73.27 antiw‘alll photons in:
ood as some a p needed.
prevent 'avt' excssaive bird mortality.
The committee suggests that M
ensue-morass: sail about! WM
u. hung In inch or door yards and
that broken no. If corn. small grain.
barniloor
but the Hospital Board has not given,
ants a motion to strike from the files I
W0
Chore it call
givesn a lid pill
l.
z
and nerve remedy has made my burden
I ever used. 1 retommc nil it to all."
svunda and sells Dr. ilmcno' s Nurvura.
because it is the prcncliplion of :l regal
Ayn-um. Nu. Yor‘s I‘ltv ville In». the lac -- -t hrucilm‘ and makes tllv mmi
Cllli‘N of tun physician in the Wor'. l and Vl‘
by any bruit. ll! rsonalh or in \\ r'ziiug: about \otlr i'iIM'. ’\'uur drought recom-
Your as it Pitt and Till. You Nuns Walt,
flu in an ion a llttlllt.
Take Dr. Greene's NOI'VDI'B“ Bost‘of All Medicine‘s.
Most dederful Restorative and Strengthener
Known to Science—makes Pure Blood. Strong'
Nerves. Vigorous Bodies.
This season finds you with thin. poor. impoverished blood. weak. relaxed,
and unstrung nerves. You are without your. usual strength energy.
vim; you feel that you are out of order. without being rxucil} sic-.1:
cold wind seems to blow olur throughyou. a storm chills your mlirlrm'. and
and
'lltc
you have Ibeumntlsm. nt-u-
ralgia. biliourness on kidney
disease because of your Ills-
orderrd condition. You must
take the best medicine to give
you renewed sin-ength and vi-
tality. the best blood builder
and purifier. the best nervo-
strengthsnsr and invigorntor.
Dr. Greene's Nervnra blood and
nerve remedy is the best mrdi»
clue in the world to do all this.
It purifies and enriches the
blood. is s. strengthens. and
luvigore "the nerves— in fact.
it makes the weak strong the
sick well. and will cure yom
stomach trouble. your biliou.»
pramyour kidney trouble. rheu-
matism. or neuralgia.
fir. John Moore Hale, 230
West 7th St. St. Paul.
Minn.. writes:
” l was taken with La (Hippo;
and Sciatica. i had the best
doctors but without much relief.
A friend of mine recommended
Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy . and l dropped the
doctors and bought a bottle it!
the Nervura, lieforr it was it
little over half gone. i felt that
I was on the mend. and i took
thrc’r bottles and tit-day I am a
wall man. i «ruck it.
“lit lire-cues \‘errurn blood
lighter bv buildiru.v up on run dovrn
/
1757”??? .
Rysicm The ailment of greatest lilntll‘flnin ‘ to me u as ltidnc \ ir.oublc which
as tho~c who suffer from it know. absolutely unfit» a man .‘or business of pr
claih if he‘ Is of a nervous temperament.
up so that i can safely ptouuunoe it the superior of any pl‘uprioful‘} medicine
llr. iirt-c no N .\I Inna lms built mr
'l‘ttlrc Dr.i3reene's Nervurn blood and nerve remedy mm for your medicine.
This grand remedy bias the confidence of t‘te people s- "It other remedy has
.' pil_\'l\ll‘l. ll. llr. nrccnc. lfll Fiflh
..u lu- . insulted u iiltout charge
.. wan amp-m
FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.
Those who will persist in closing
their ears against the continual rcc~
mimendatlon of Dr. King‘s New Dis-
.ong and bitter tight with their trou
bles. if not (aided early by fatal termi-
nation. Iicad what 1'. R. licull of
llcall Miss" has to any: ‘ I list full my
wife had ctery symptom of iousump-
ion. She took DI. Kings New Dis-
-o\ety after everything else had fall-
ad Improvement came at once i-{tni
(our bottles cntlreh c."ured,hcr iiusr
iuiecd by Frank H. Baxter. lirugglst.
Price We and SLOO. Trial bottles free.
BRITISH CABINET RESIGNATIONS
LONDON Jan. "ti.~~—Tc|cglam; r-c
ctlvcd today from liortl umdonderry.
president of the Board of Bdumtion
and from Gerald Balfour. president oi‘
truth whatever in the Daily N'wu
statement that further (‘alblnct resig-
nations are imminent.
AN EDITOR SPEAKS.
Editor Lynch otthe “Usilv Post,"
Phlllipsburg. N. ...l has test 3d the mor-
lts of Foley's Honey and Titr with thir
result: “1 have used aigresl many
patent remedies in my family for
coughs and colds, and i can honestly
say your Honey and Tar is the best
thing of the kind l have dyer used and
I cannot say too much in praise of It.“
Sold at Plaisted's drug 'store, South
Mums. and A. C. Sillituan'.» Darion.
CONSUL GENERAL BKgNER SAILS
PORT SAID. Egypt. Ja . tilt—United
States Consul- General iuncr sailed
this morning for his pen s.t at Marseilles.
France, on his‘ return
find to Abvsslnla. The United States
minimal. Mschlas is c.\ \pmtcd hcrc inn.
30 from .llbutl French Somallland.
maps-rev Mcuelik has presented to
President Roosevelt.
GROWING
LENGTHWISE_
”if You want the children’ to
:mw. but not all lcngthvvise.
on they start that way
:Scotts Etnulsion will hel
:Tijthem to grow ri ht—wit
Educ plumpness a outward
roportion, and with inward
vigor and good spirits. ‘J
palmandstreagth
27th most
Iii
thstevc
n-V . tldaoughttohsve.
:Wfil-tt3._
'ovcry for Consumptim. will have rt'
the Board of Trade say-there is no‘
his expch-‘
with (we lions and other gifts which?
' sch trouble."
d'i'l‘he Emulsion increases ..
FIRE RUlNS CONDEMNED.
llAliTit‘lllil). Jan. 3“.““Tllf‘ building
luspt-cior yesterdm condemned the
walls ol thu (‘nrnlug Building in which
ll. . ll‘ opts a ilrc Sunday. Experts
she. have b on figuring the losses now
[time the lolal 01213150 tlilu Kinsley
street has been closed to traffic until
the walls of the ruined building can be
re moved.
l
. A COSTLVMISTAKE.‘
Blunders are. sometimes v'er) caprn
site. litcasioually life itself is the
iprlc c of a mistake but you'll never hr
smug if you take Dr. King's New Life
tub. for Dyspepsia llinluess Head
in he Liver or an of troubles. The)
fine, gentle yct thorough. 260 at Frank
ll. Baxtor' s Drug Store. ”
i CiVlL.ENOlNEER. DIES OF FALL.
NE“ BRITAIN. Jan. 26. ——Pntrlck S.
i) Sulliv3an aged twentv si\. a graduate
iof Msnhstlau (Toiloac amt a civil en-
lgiueer emplolcd by Fuller & Company
of New Youk city. died at his home
l hero yesterday afternoon. from injuries
.tcceived b\ a fall in Ncu York two
lmonths ago.
CUREO AFTERE SUFFERING TEN
Y
i
S.
B. F. Hare. Supt. Miami Cycle & Mis-
(‘.o., Mlddleiown. 0.. suffered for ten
years with dyspepsia. He spent hun-
dreds of dollars for. medicine and with
doctors without receiving any perma-
nent benefit. lie 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
garding the merits of Kodol Dyspepsia
(hire. l concluded to lry it and while
i had no faith in it l felt better after
the second dose. After using two hot-
tlcs i am stronger and better than i
have been In years. and i recommend
Kodol Dyspepsia tturc to my friends
and acquaintances suffering from atom
Sold by Clifford Phar
macy. O
RAILWAV TRAINMEN MEET.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 26.——A portion
of. the executive committee of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford divis-
ion of the Brotherhood of Railway
Tranlmeu came here yesterday to al-
tend to routine business of the orgau~
lsatlon. The meeting is said to have
no particular public significance.
CHILDREN POiSONED.
Many children} are poisoned and
made nervous and weak. if not killed
ml. by mothers giving than u
explaining opinion. Fol
an
s'rA'ra autrosIAt. ASSOCIATION.
——_ [.t
Annual Meeting and Banqust He Iu'
, Yesterday in New Haven.
, Nit: WllAVl.N. Jan. 26:— Members
in the )onnectlcut Editorial Associa-
tion. lur ludlng representatives of news-
papers in all parts of the state as-
sembled at Hotel Guide today for the
annual meeting of the association. The
meeting began at Zo‘-,c10(k immediatc- '
iv after dinner was concluded. in ad
dltlon to the clcctloii of officers and
.lhc tonsldclutlou of tenor": of the
year the program also callod for an
gaddteas by Judge William l5. Case, ofl
_ the Htutorior Count. whose subject was
i”(0llilx and Ncwspspcru: Home of
ion ”The Ontaldoi Correspondent."
Civil War Veteran’s;
Advice
Saved Philadelphia Man’s Life.
Again Despair ls Turned lhio Yletory by the Famous Tonic.
PAlNE’S GELERY COMPOUND
“ALL RUN DOWN"—-NERVOUI .
rsmsdy was so great I decided to give
AND HAD DYSPIPIIA It a trial.
S. J. Iunkin's Cass Like Thousands
of Other Sufferers.
Philadelphia. Pa. Sept 26 1003—-
’l‘hclt Reciprocal Duties," and a talk‘ “Two bottles of Psluc‘s Celery Com- years
by pound convinced me that i had at lost weight became ICUVO and vigorou'
i "l purc hascd two bottles, and beforo
i had finished taking it a change for
the better in my condition made its
appearance
medicine and my
I tnt lllUi to lakc the
health of former
came back rapidly. l gained
Poland In Amp-ow... city editor of the dlscoveted a remedy that. proved a per- anti after taking five bottles of tho
Waterbury American.
Wells. of Hartford. was re elected
president. but declined to serve, and
Charles Hopkins Clark, of Hartford.
lwns elected to the position.
'otiiccrs were chosen as follows:
Vice-presidents—Hartford county. A.
S. llslnes, Bristol.
| New Haven county—>1- W. Allen.
Merldcu.
Idlcbllcltl cottulv-w'l‘.
Lllcllflcld.
'l‘ollnnd ctuutty~-’l'.
villi-
Fairilcld countyw-
purl.
Windham counl'xm .’i.
\\'illlmautic.
Mlddlescx (roomy—Charles Perkins.
Middleton‘s.
Secretary and Tmasurerwldla'ood S.
I'lls. Manchester.
Auditorwll. [5. Halo. East. Hartford.
The addresses by Judge Case and
Mr. Andrews were listened to with
most interest by the members of the
association.
P. Woodruff.
S. Pratt, Rick
W. S. Jones. West.
N. Folklore.
IN BED FOUR WEEKS WITH LA
ORlPPE.
“'1: have received the followlui! IN.
or from Mr. Roy Kemp. of Angola.
ind. “l was in bed four weeks with
ill gi‘lppe and tried many remedies and
spent considerable for treatment with
physicians but 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 cxrluslvely in my
lantily." if you lllll 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-
monia or is grippc. it may save your
life. Sold at Plaisted's drug store,
South Ntll'ti‘iilli. and A. C. Silllman’S.
illl‘it‘n. "
HAD HEARDOF ST. LOUIS.
Sultan of Turkey, With Very Bad
Grace. Contributes $50.00 to Fair.
S'l‘. LOWS. .ian. 2H.~ln the list of
walnuts which are to be rcprc‘ 'IilPtl at
the World's Fair by National avllious
Morocco probably will be missing. Sec-
rctnry Stevens states that ii is not ex-
lucll‘ti that Morocco will officially pur-
tit-lpaic by erecting a pavilion, bul
ihni some exhibit doubtless will be
made with the 3f )0, 000 appropriated.
Mt, Dunlorih assistant to (‘ommlw
t-‘lolli'l‘ lsmgcrmann. says the amount
was not girth wiih very good grace.
He quotes the sultan as saying: "limit
is 8.30.000. Take it and (in uh." you
please with it. I don't care whether
you use it for the World's Fair or put
it in your own pocket. 1 don't know
St. Louis is. except that it is somtL
where St, Louis is. except that it is
some-where in the United States. and
i don't care. And please tell President
Fraucls. whoever beds. to stop writing
mo letters about his fair, as I am tired
of gcetlng them."
SAVED A BOV'S LIFE.
Captain ll. Hubard. of hill-
ford. Dci.. says: "Brazilian Balm sav‘
at my boy's life. He began just like
he one “‘0 fuel with croup. We gave
him a few doses. lie quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the morn-
ing.” For sale by R H Plaisted. F.
ii. Baxter. and The Clifford Phsr
macy.
MOTHER SUPERIOR HEIR 1'0 MIL-
LIONS.
DES MOINES. la.. Jan. 2tl.——Slater
Ph‘lomeus. mother superior, of Mercy
Hospital. has just learned that she is
heir to oue—ilfth of an estate of 815..
000.000. The estate is that of an un-
cle. John McCormick. a gold 'mlner
who died in Melbourne. Australia. ten
years ago
Mia.
A PROMINENT TRAINMAN.
The many friends of G H. Hausan.
Engineer if. E. A 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-
ed by using Flo ey ‘s Kidnev Cure
which i recommend to all, especially to
irnlnmen who are usually similarly af-
flicted.“ Sold at Plaisted's drug
store. South Norwaik. and A. C. Silli-
man‘s. Darlen. “
PlCKED LOCK ON HANDCUFFS.
HARTFORD Jan 25. —An officer
from New Britain came here today with
two prisoners to commit to llariford
county jail. o of them being Joseph
liackett. 0n the train. llackott got
hold of a piece of wire and managed
to pick the. lock of his handcuffs. On
leaving the train here he ran awsv and
would have escaped had not a local
officer been a good runner.
’ NOT THI ONLY ONE.
there are Hundreds of South Nor-walk
People SimilarlymSlfuatsd. .
Can there be any s uger proof of
tered than the evideuch ofcouth Nor-
walk residents? After you have read
the following. quietly anss er the ques-
tion:
[L G. Millard of 51 West. aVenue
South Norwsltt engaged in the for
business in What Norwalk says: ‘1
bad kidney trouble for years. i took
fetus and was under the care of a
“ alclan all” Wihu'ékought to be
rid of. y trouble for a time.
in tied iii
“amass:
Other .
nervousness. liver complaints and dys-
Thomas D mament cure fora rundown system. great tonic i was entirely cured.
"Today i weigh more than ever bi»
pepsla. from which i suffered untoldifore In my life. my nerves have gained
agony for years.
their normal condition. and my health
"Other uncalled l'lllt'li which I spent in general is perfect.
i give praise.
small fortunes on pimcd worthless and to nothing but l’nlnc‘s (‘clcry Com
seemed only to maki- my complication pound. and would not be without this
all the more sI-icrc.
For years i suf [great remedy.
~31. HUNKIN, 33’
fered from a general run down system Manton St.
that was gradually drawing me near- t
or day by day. to my last resting place 37
“i was losing weight rapidly, could.
KEEPS HIMSELF WELL.
"Painc's (‘ cit-Iy Compound is
the
eat but. very little—after which i auf- only medicine I have taken for yt‘lirs,
fared intensely.
I was reduced almost to a skeleton. shall
in less than a year and so long as it benefits me so much i
never take any other. ll al-
Aiter trying several prominent physio 3 ways keeps me wcll."—GUS B. SENN,
lans, all of whom told me that my case ' 8404 S.
ll'wsy. St. Louis. Mo. Sept,
was puzzling without in the least ben-‘illtlfi.
cfittlng my condition. 1 gave up in des .
pair. believing my disease incurable. i
had taken am quantity of medicines ad-
\ertlsed. but they were no good. .
"Pllna‘s Celery Compound was rac-
ommsnded to me by an old Civil War
veteran whom i met In a
park. His praise of ths infallible}
public I .
“Cure the real cause of your .
. trouble—your nerves."
. -Piol' h. it: Phelps.M.D.. 1.14.0.
of Dartmouth University—Famous .
. Discolercr of Pslnc's Cclcry Com
pound.
JUST ONE MINUTE.
One Minute t‘ough Caro gives reilei‘
In one minute. because it kills the ml-
crobe which iii'klvs the mucous mom-
branc. causing the cough. and at the
same time clears the phlegm. draw
out the inflammation and heals and
ntmlhes ihe affected parts. One min-
ute cough cure strengthens the lungs;
wards off pneumonia and is a harm-
less and never falling cure in all cura-
blc cases of Coughs; Colds and Group. .
One minute cough cure is pleasant to‘
take. harmless and good alike for young
and old. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy.
POSTOFFICE MATTERS.
WASHINGTON, ll. C.. Jan. 26.~Thc
postoflice at Chesterfield. New London
county has been ordered discontinued.
and rural free delivery takes its place.
All malt to Chesterfield will hereafter
go to ()akdslc for distribution from
that office. Commissions have been is-
sued to William Holmes as postmaster
of Shelton. to Edward H. Bennett as
postmaster of Hartford. and to Annie
b2. Preston as postmistrcss of Willing-
ion.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
Ila [hi You lim Aims lurid
Bears the
Signature of .
PENSION FOR CAPTAIN'S WIDOW.
WASHINTON. D. C.. Jan. 26.-—Con-
gresstnan Brandt-gee today introduced
in the house a bill granting a pension
of $20 per month to Mrs. Marcelino
Hamilton. of Danielson. widow of Capt.
William ll. Hamilton. who served as
captain in the Third (.ounecticut 1ch
meat during the war with Spain. Cap-
tain Hamilton was afterwards lieuten
ant colonel of the Third regiment. and
when he died was superintendent of
the state employment agency at Hart-
foul.
lT lS DANGEROUS TO NEGLECT A
COLD .
How often you he'ar it remarked:
"it's only a cold." and a few days later
learn that the man is on his back with
pneumonia. This is of such common
occurrence that a cold, however slight.
should not be disregarded. Chamber-
lain‘s Cough Remedy counteracts any
tendency of a cold to result in pneu-
monia. and has gained its great popu‘
iarity and extensive sale by its prompt
cures of this most common ailment.
alwais curse and is pleasant to take.
#0
ANOTHER SOLDIER TIRES 0F DIET
NEW HAVEN; Jan. 26.-—Another of
the United States soldiers who came
here for a year's diet prescribed by
Prof. B. H. Chittenden. director of the
Sheffield Scientific School. disappeared .
yesterday. making the third member of '
He is said to %
the squad to desert.
have becn'dissstisfied with the menu.
which includes only cereals and vege-
tables. There are now only 13 men
left on the training diet.
A FRIOHTENED HORSE
Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants. or a hundred
other accidents. are every day occur
rencou. it behooves everybody to
have a reliable Suit-c, handy and there's
none as good as
Salve.
and Piles. disappear quickly under its
soothing effect. 25c, at Frank H. Bas-
tcr's Drug Store. "
NO DANGER OF FLOOD. .
ANSONIA. Jan. 26.—-The‘cold wave
yesterday has done away with the“
fears felt last week of flood conditions .
in the Naugatuck river. Saturday's
rain caused a rise in the river and
ioeseued the ice giving rise to much “
anxiety as to the safety of bridges and »
CNWS of ’
property along the banks.
blur York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad workmen have succeeded in
breaking some of the most threatening
or gorges with dynamite and the cold
snsn has removed all immediate dan-
gel.
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPIPNA.
Den". Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
.qs: “I suffered for yearlwlth
dmfisla. used to have great dia-
ma sad belching i tried ovary.
leould his”: of. but a]
lt‘
Buckien’s Amica '
Burns. (hits. Sores. Booms “
DEAN WAYLAND' 8 WlLL.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 26.—-The will of
the late Francis Wayland. formerly
dean of the Yale Law school. provides
for bequests oi" 31.000 each to the Yale
Law Department for the purchase of
books, to the First Baptist Church for
reduction of the debt. to thc Baptist
Missionary i'ulon of Boston. and to
.lho Baptist llomc Missionary Society
of New York. A gift of “.000 is also
bequeathed in Sherwood 0. Preston.
agent of the Organized (‘hsrllles’ Asso-
ciation. in view of long friendship and
in recognition of Mr. Preston's servic-
es and his refusal to accept more luc-
rative offers for similar work In other
cities.
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Everything is in the name when it
comes to'Wiich Hazel Salve. E. C.
DeWitt & (30.. of Chicago. discovered
some years ago how to make a salve
from Witch Hazel that is a specific
for Piles. For blind, bleeding. itching
and protruding Piles. eczema. cuts.
burns. bruises anti all skin diseases
Downt's Salve has no equal. This
has given rise to numerous worthless
counterfelts. Ask for DeWitt's—tho
genuine. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy.
CI
GOVERNOR MORRIS' STAFF.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 26.—-Tlte Gover-
nor Morris Staff Association held its
annual meeting at the New Haven
Country Club yesterday. General C.
M. .loslyn. of Norwich, General Henry
M. Blslmp, of Bridgeport, Col. L. M.
Heublcin. of Hartford. Col. J. G. Healy
and S. C. lsoomls. of this city, were
present
A VEST-POCKET DOCTOR.
Never in the way, no trouble to car-
ry. easy to take..pleasant and never
falling in results are Dertt's Little
Early Risers. , A vial of these little
pills in the vest-pocket is a certain
guarantee against headache. billions-
ness. iorpid liver and all of the ills re-
sulting from constipation. They ionic
and strengthen the liver. Sold by
Clifford Pharmacy. ”
WATERTOWN BANK BOOKS.
WATERTOWN. Jan. 26.-—The books
or the Water-town Savings Bank.
which were removed from the Bank
Building on the day of Treasurer Mat.
tr-on‘s arraignment at Winsted. will
be returned from the Hardware store
to which they were taken for examina-
tion. to the bank today. Town Tress
urer Msttooa refuses to say whether
or not his bonds have been furnished.
as directed by the selectmen.
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