HE’S "I
-—-—-——-—-—,—_——
j mty loss of
donuts
Woman's life is a tragedy. It is a succession of defeats. Through Ignor-
olnaallood are encountered without the slightest
preparation, and the nerves receive their first
' serious shock.
Notlling‘is done to relieve' the young woman.
No one seems to possess the it.owledge which
will aid her. The family physician makes light
of her troubles and tells her that all women
_ have than. She is a' boa‘titiful girl and
Maid make a beautiful woman. ilcr dis-
' position is Sweet, her form and movement
‘ -‘ N1 of grace. Why can she not retain
' thaaa gifts of nature?
She has sensitive nerves and
every shock they receive lent-s
its mark on face or form or dispo-
sition—generally on all. She
has some severe illness.
courage is shaken by the pros-
pect of constantly l'ccurl'illg
suffering, and at twenty she is
pale and thin, alternately cheer-
ful and sad. but always nervous.
Then she marries; new obliga-
tions are undertaken with ad-
ditional strain on the nerves.
A year or two further along sire
3 begins to have turns of being
cross and snappy.
seem to belpit. From this point
on to ‘lniddle age the lines of
beauty are replaced by lines of
care. and control of the nerves is
presently entirely gone. There is a great pity in all this, for such a history
"orvura
anae the first experiences of w
its whole are, with It‘s tremen-
. My loss, must ‘rank as one ..
est 'conilagratlons in the ‘
ti. and Canada during the '
v' i ‘ ‘ ,
'e teat fire started on
her iii, 1836, and be-
flflm by the blowing up
path of the flames
, the nest in the city, had
a total loss of
no y was killed or
, injured; The wind was so
:i‘ , tilt carried burning embers
Eaatrlvcr, and caused sev-
1‘ fires in Brookly'n. 00d
_. , atarted- a ll fancy g s
Miliqtfienri atr , just below Wall
ts froze, several
retreat. The hydrap
l ,MWIN nliodyttn saltpeter blew
and atone time the entire district
Mesa Haitian lane and Coenties
'1 ,atrget and the East rlv. . I
h
urn . '
”filmy, June 28. 1846. f
gs“ were consumed by fl
, eonnagra'tlon, July 9. the ,
, ,‘ycar. cost four lives. 302 stores ‘
_ idwellings, and $6,000,000 of prop-
rtland, Me, was nearly destroyed.
, 0M0 pacpie were made homeless
reioll July 4, 1806. The loss was
30004000. '
sat Chicago fire began on Sun-
, t, October 8, 1871, in a wooden
ghoul on DeKoVen street, in the west
snub». Lumber yards were numer-
Milieu. and thronghthese the dam
raged, leaping across the stream hefo
. ‘ matrong westerly wind into.the south-
' ern division, which was cleanly built up
val h stores and warehouses.
cg times all the next day (Monday)
undermined the'malh channel of the
Chicago river Into the northern divi-
' ’t’labll,‘swsaling allrbcfore It." Massive
‘ ‘t‘tone blocks were consumed as though
they wane .tlntler.
.;_-u.’l‘hs glare could be seen for hundreds
of miles over the prairie and the lake.
The river. seemd to boil and mingle its
nicest with the smoke. Streets, bridges.
jlii‘lin were gorged with panic-stricken
litany persons werb
. rota léuul'. "lue horrors of the night
\vera multiplied by drunkenness, arson,
Jil giant-and murder. ,
, 1‘ " ot tlll "l‘uesday morning was the
headway of the fire checked, and parts
‘ or lite charred debris smoldered on for
Nearly three and mthird
, l‘t‘ miles were burned over 17AM
" tidings wers_destroyed 98,600 per-
ilisap, were rendered homeless and over
'il‘he total direct loss of
property amounted to $190,000,000. Fif-
tyoslx msuranqeoolnpaniea were ren-
' tinted insolvent by the fire,
ifl‘he Boston fire started on Nov. 9.
N12, on the corner of Kingston and
“ ' Bummer streets, and spread with,tcr-
_ .iihle rapidity ,east and north, and
. raged wltll little abatement till nearly
moon the next. day.
~1ch the flames seemed to be under
‘ _ ponlroi, llllt‘va'l) explosion of gas about
midnightset them raging afresh, and
lunch of the following day was passed
before they were subdued.
appliances for fighting fires were of no
avail, and dynamite was used finally
to check the path of the confisgration.
Sixty-live acres were laid waste. Four,-
n'ilves were lost. and not far from
buildings were consumed, with a
property loss placed at 880,000,000.
, ~0n June 20, 1877, the city of St.
John, N. 8., was almost completely do~
strayed. Nineteen lives were sacrificed
and $30,000,000 worth of property was
cpnsumed.- Three years later, April
23, the. Ottawa and Hull conflmltlon
occurred. The flames practically tle-_
its ml the companion citywat will.
a , leaping across the Ottawa ri
. binned part or the Canadian oap‘i
’ “Seton live; ,were lost and $11,000,000»
money. .,._ . . .
, Hone 30, 1000, fire started i
.. on thedoclts of them
aldoyd Steamship Company, at Hey
‘ angst. 1., and before it. was alib-
', flea pyed near]
Dr. Greene’s
Blood and Nerve RM
.FAKES PEOPLE 8780MB, mamas AND WE“.-
r. Greene‘s Nervura blood and nerve remedy is to such
trial and fortifiea them for their daily
ii to do their whole duty without fatigue.
the physical beauty and Words off per-
rftmt support at any stage of woman a
and suflering Women
sat-a: " l was stricken with nervous
. l doctorctl with physi-
ck headaches. pains In
What a blessing D
It sustains them in every
duties. It makes women strongenou
it sustains the physical strap in an
vouaness by natural means.
The, grandest medicine for vv
Ml‘l. Alice Craig. of Peoria, l ..
disease which affected my heart. llcad and stomach.
clans of our town. but got no relief from the terrible iii
the heart and mtomaoh until i used Dr. Greene's Nervura bi
remedy. Beforei need this wonderful medicine the
so afl'ected that l feared that i would lose my sight.
and weak I could not walk across the room without terrible palpitation of the
heart. 1 had not taken one bottle of Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
cleared'of their dull itching. and l am
I. do half justice in the praise of thie
ever prepared.
nerves in my eyes were
i would get so nervous
remedy before my head and eyes were
growing stronger every day.
t
— . "l‘ha discoverer of this health-building remedy is Dr. Greene, of l0) Fifth
Avenue, New York City. and all women may consult him
latter without charge. The young, middle-aged. or old wil
the prompteet and surest help. Write freely for advice or call upon him.
Your Druggfet‘ recommend: and sells Dr. Greene's ‘Nervure. J
raonally or by
nd his advice
This fact gives a faint idea of the im— ASSAULT. CUPERlNTENDENT.‘
mensc destrllrtivencss of the. fire in +—-—-—
Granhy Man Hae Desperate Struggle
With Polish Laborer.
(lRANBY, Fell, 9.—-I«‘rank Walker. a
Polish laborer, was arrested lust night,
('ililrgt'ti with assault with intent It)
lkill. licorgc H. Harris. superintendent
[of the Connecticut Tobacco corpora-
tion, is the victim of, the ussuult.
cording lo the story he told the police.
Harris wits talking on the telephone
THIS WEEK IN THE COURTS.
Two Damagetsmta Against the Trolley
Company Endorsed.
The county courts came ill todlll'
The first case on the trial
list for Judge W. T. Elmer is that of;
the Bridgeport Greek Catholic church‘
society against Nikolaus. Bishop of the ‘ . _
0...... .. M... . ..
This is the outcome of the church fight i ‘
in 1902 during which the property ufi
the church on June St. was conveyed,
to the bishop. ‘
The second case OII the list for to-.
morrow is Nora Delury's appeal from'
Other assignments are: Fill" trncted a number of workmen In the
Wednesday. Kittie E‘ Nortlaby V3‘ "90‘ Harris' office, atfd they arrived in lime
to prevent serious Inlury~belng done
the superintendent.
rented by Deputy Sheriff Allshouse.
i Neither of the men is seriously iniuretl.
CAETQEIA
, Minute Children.
lit fill in lint ilvtp Mil
Unsure of '
On that after-
llarrllt struck and bad-
ly cut his assailant with u wash pitch-
er, whereupon Walker. he says. drew a
iknife anti stabbed him In the head.
The struggles of the two men at-
ltobaeco warehouse underneath Mr.
H. Nordahy; (l. W. Fairchlld. adm.
vs. Conn. Railway 8: Lighting Co.;|
Thursday, John Reilly..vs. Conn. Rall-
way & Lighting Co.: Agnes A. Wheel-
Br, extrix, vs. Sarah Az-Raytn
South Norwalk.
- One of the cases espec
ed for next Tuesday is that of Henry;
Ciampett vs. James J. Johnston, upon
the application of the receiver in die-
tribule assets remaining In. his hands.
{After settling tip the affairs of the for- l.
mer partners, Clampett & Johnst n.i
who were in the livery business,
oeiver .l. H. O'Rourke has about $400
remaining. There is a contest over the =
disposition of the funds. ‘
FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.
Those who will persist In closing;
their ears against the continual rec-i
ommendatinn of Dr. King's New Dis-i,
covery for Consumption will have a‘
long and bitter fight with their trou-
bles, if not;ended early by trial termi-
nation. Read what 1‘.
Basil. Miss; has to say:
wife had every symptom of consump
tion. She took Dr. King's New Dis-
covery after everything else had fail-
Improvemalt came at once and
four WUMOIUI‘OLV mired her." Guar.
amend by Frank H. Baxter, Druggist.
Price 50c and 81.00. Trial battles free.
0.
Walker was ar-
ially assign- l
and fifty persons. many of
hereon board the ateanulllpe
' it hit tine. . .
The fire: are in Jacksonville, Flt).
on May 3, 1901, and raped for
,hours. The property loss was placed
“°i'§°°ti°°t“5u?’ "‘" “°"
was oc s an two
long. extending from age St.
,whm it burned lo docks
, s edge. to Catherine street
the east. Orange on the north and
let» the west. This immense and
want clear as a floor.
ill-New ,York big tires aom
. it .~
.m district of Waterbury
“Mined out by fire in Feb-
“:1”; with a property loss of
.. and an insurance loss of al.-
.' frA few days afterward tire
unlucky Paterson, ".00'0' causing
, iv two great con“.
We of the United States.
started in the '
’m ‘Iltl - Ill
CUFFOCATED IY FUMEB.
Peculiar Fatal Accident at New Haven
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. l-‘eh, fir-Mrs.
James E. Sandails, aged «to. met her
death 'in a peculiar manner early last
evening. Mrs. Sandalls placed a pot
of vegetables on the stove to boil. and
then laid down on a couch. where
in the meantime the
vegetables boiled over and the fumes
suffocated the sleepinlt woman. Mrs.
Sandalls is survived byg a husband and
"Last. fall my
she fell asleep,
STOP THAT COLD.
or it may result In Pneumonia. Br.
villas Balm is breaking up cold: when-
ever triod. almost without exception.
10. 35. 60c and 8.1.00 battles. The Glit-
fardrflaxter'a and Platsted‘a. '
lt'ls no use for a'boy to try to be
smart as his father was at his age.
,eome things that are lmpoev
.' ‘ ' as so a up
' .I uslc liail, In Stl‘
I“h ,,
w l in el
\t-'ry comfortable arfiiitkflnent umlcrI
it... l'il't'illlliiimu'ol,’Mill is it“ big lln‘
provelnent over the way things went
mum-ti about Friday and, Saturday. Tho
lurnluhlngs came from Bridgeport,
where they have been stowed awuyl
ill the government building for aever
ul years. The outIlt was sent to Bridge-
lnrl for a branch office, which was not
opened. They hove been nothing but
junk for some time, bllt are coming In
rithi liMIdi' lulu no ' There are loo
lm'k lumen of the .l ul elite. Gil lllrge
Llit‘li, lo drawers, and MO boxes with-
(Jill locks. The foal number of boxes
is about the same as In the oltl office.
but iht' lottery,” u {nib lock-limes.
There are windtylgfor lhc general (it'-
i.vcry nlltl slam departments. anti the
money order and registered lclter tie.
purlnlcllts are now doing business.
'I‘Ilt-re are also conveniences for hand-
ling the mail. Thooutllt'is entirely of
a temporary cllaract ,r', and will proba-
bly be improved son e every day. if
will have to answer the purposes until
Illt' permanent fixtures are lnsiailcd,
which will be April 1, provided. of
'roursc. that illt.‘ proposal of James l.
lliltymuntl is tit-copied by iht- govertr
llll'lli.
~- .—-..._..—--~---—-
A COITLY MIITAKE.
lllunders are sometimes very PXDPII-
mire. ()t-t'atdmlnilv life itself is the
' price or a mistake. hut-you‘ll never in-
: wrong if you take llr. King's New Life
I'lilN fur Dyspepsia. lilszllless, lleadv
ill‘ili', Ilivcr or Bowel troubles. They
are gentle yet thorough, 250 fli Frank
II. Huxlt-r‘lt llrug Store. "
GRANTED MOTION To ERASE
CASE.
Suit of M. Louise Patterson Against
Edith B. Quintard.
Judge Howard J. (‘urtls yesterday
handed down it decision in which hc
granted the motion to erase from the
docket. made by Attorney Michael
‘ Kt-nt-nly for the defendant in the ac-
tion brought by M. louisc Patterson
llgainat Edith H. Qlllntard.
'I‘hbt fit one of the suits which grew
out of the trouble. lit-tween Mrs, Qlllll‘
lard and her husband Charles, because
of his persistent attentions to Milli-
.-\lieo Hrlltllev.
About a week tum counsel for Mrs.
,Qlllllifll‘ii movt-d to erase frolll
lltwkel for want of jurisdiction claim-
. lug that the original wrll showed that
' lltl legal servit'a- had been made on the
lif'ft‘llillllli
.llulgl- Cut-lb. finds that this iii no. lie
hi the
tumours
says: "The motion to erase
lpmpcr prtlt-etlul-o where it
Hrotll Iliu oflircr‘s rclul'll lhai at the
must be meelv left a dilly attested
copy at some post office. or letter box.
whit-ll of course allows a total failure
'of service on theltlefcudam. In the
face of such a return the court cannot.
illlnc jurisdiction over this defendant.
ill illn‘ at-liou,‘
.......
l LA this. “chant?”
est-tact" semen-"meet
ENGINE peasltao.
‘b—un-
Aecldent‘at Lena Hill Ties Up Ierit-
shire bl‘vleton.
Traffic on the lierkshire division of
the New York. New Haven and Hart-
i'ord railroad was blocked for several
by the derailment
of the locomotive of \ii extra freight
south bound. at Long Hill. at about
it use only through a
streak of good fortune that the engi-
liollrs yesterday
it : 30 (l't‘int‘k.
net-r alltl firemen were not killed.
The trucks of the front wheels of the
locomotive fillilllfinl)‘ and without warn-
hls throw the income»
lug, collapsed.
iiw off the track and into a ditch a low
feet on the west of the tracks. The ac.
t-.Itlellt occurred a short. distance south
of the Long Hill station. The train
was not moving very rapidly at the
time. another fact which helped In the
escape of the locomotives crew. None
of the fmiglll cars were derailed.
Word was sent to New Haven for a
wrecking train which arrived here at
about 9 o'clock and went directly to
bong Hill. The locomotive was raised
to the tracks and the damage was re-
paired. At 11:30 the whacking crew
had flnlaheti its work and the freight
resumed Its trip to this city.
-.._.
A FRIGHTENED HOROE.
Running like mad down the street-
dumping the occupant. or a hundred
other accidents. are every day occur-
behooves everybody to
have a reliable Salve handy and there‘s ‘
none as good as Bucklen's Arulca l
Burns, Cuts, Sores. Enema
aftd Piles. disappear quickly under lta
25c at Frank H. Ba: f
rences. It
Salve.
soothing easel;
ter‘s Drug Store.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTE.
THE l-‘ISKE STOCK COMPANY.
The Fluke Stork Company,
tion were very fine.
The audience which greeted
was more than the usual
of the theatre as well as the
the company big audienc
rest of the week. J‘he
favor-for his stage an
penance,
the hlah character at hla acting. and
the leading‘lady“ v
shared. the labor of fierandiencaal'be ,
teeth beneath-
Iliaa Grace Hamilton,
supporting cut is
usual repertoire showe‘and .the Field
Company will WM. performances
that an aunt. to Italian-that some,
Illi-
which ,
opened here last evening with "A ‘
Soldier of the Empire," have some-
thing new ill the way of repertoire
shows. for their production was pro-
duced as well as any of the onenight ' .
shows and the settings for the produc. ‘
them
hrstnlght
audience, for they filled the lower part
to." ‘ ' I ' '
.,, , .t.“ .49.‘
More Evldonoo of . lta WOHHII'
EXTREME uaavooaNaas. g, suauaATtamauoaM-mi‘ra.
_—
pm of L. L. Goodapaed, Well-Knowles“ of Mary A. Meredith, disloy-
lndlanapelle lueineea Man. r
Here is one man. a prominent flgurc' . . -. ~
in the business life of lndianaiiolil.,' , “Rockford. lll.. Sept. 8. “'03-
who knew what was the matter with “I have used Pal'ne's Celery 'Com-
bllll and who faced the trouble as it pound for several years and consider it
should be faced. Would Mr. l.. '4. really my doctor. I-‘or rhetlnlatialn.
(:ootlspecti be lmlay one. of the lead- nervousness, luck of appetite and get»
H‘s of l‘nit‘rprlne in Indianapolis if/lie erul debllliy it acts illurvellously.
W0” ir't’liiiilt himself as an invalid. "Although I \vlls eighty-eight years
doctorlng his stomach. whipping his old last June, I still enjoy rugged
liver with violent plila.1natea5l of giving health. I am able to work hard when
his organs the vital nerve force which i feel so inclined, and this sobustaaao iii
they needed before'the‘y could do then due to the wise use of Palne’a celery
proper work? ’ lCompound.
Indianapolis. Aug. 81, It‘ll. l “i am very glad to add my testimon-
“l was so rtlll down and overtaxetl l full to the many others who have been
by l’aine's Celery Gom-
Eieht Valve Old, Rockford, ill.
that l was threatened with nervouslbenelited
prostruliou. Paille‘s Celery Compound ipullnd."
bllllt me up and strengthened my
nerves. ~. ,
"i am now enjoying the best of‘
health. and do it day's work at the of';
MARY A. MEREDITH,
61.2 Cunningham 8L, Rockford. ill.
Tho weakness common to declininl
"W. as well its my house work. i years can be overcome by Paine's Cel-
cheerfully recommend l'alns's Celt-r, lery Compound. There Is‘no reason-
( tlnlpmtllti. ‘ why persons who are well along in life
|.. l.. GOODSI’EEI).
l.li‘.".' Alruw Ave. lntlluntlpolls.
. Get at the neat. CAUSE—flu .'
. NERVES." '
. -—Prof. E. E. Phelps, M. 0.. LL. D., .
of Dartmouth University, lIist-ov- .-
e arly yours.
nerve strength and complete health
f‘rt'l‘ of I'ulpe's Celery Compound“ . from Ihc use of l'ainc's Celery Com i
................ pound.
SHELTON BLEDS COCLIDE.
a.___.
Owner of the "Mankliler" Hae Hla Leg
cousouoare'o. nos-inf ‘
,Guarteriy Report and Olretters' Meet-
lrokan. . ing This Week. - ‘
SIIICIJI‘ON. Feb. fir-ill a coasting at" A meeting of His board of directors
i'llit‘lll uut‘orsm Illll lust ulght.tlmrgc of the New York, New Haven and
Yorhcs suffered a fracture of u loll Hartford road will be held at the
and William Newman was badly Grand Central slaliou, New York city,
scratched and bruisml and had several on Saturday at noon. It Is expected at
tot-ill knocked out. Yochcs owns a big this meeting that, the quarterly state-
slcti culls-d the "Mlllllililt‘l‘." He was ment of the med will [in read. The
“wrins' liit' Hit"! (WWII ”W 810W grada- statement for the quarter ending Del
with is or ail-people as humans?“ t-emlwruuthis [he first underthc man-
uiliul Iw t'fliiiiii‘fi with Allwrl (‘rowtii— agt-meul of President Mellon. It has
.r...‘ civil, which WM iii‘iim drawn up bccu stated for some time that the
the bill. It was ”My u sluncinlt cul‘ i earnings of the mud have not been as
llrlit)ll_ but it was sufficient to pull out . good its the quarter of a year ago.
our of the sir-critic I‘Illitib' of “when? The question of more changes on the,
sled llllli swerve ii to the guilt-r. wheru system is also being rumored about
the fold rests struck it post and Illi‘i There are a number of matters Presi-
nlerrylllukers 0n the sled Were thrown i ,lertt_MelIt-n will place before the road
off. All vacuum] with n slight shaking and the question of the shop site in
up t'Xt‘l‘pl YlN'lll'H and Newman SM ». Hartford is one of them.
ottiei-n fool rests Ill the side of the hilt,
sled worl- toull off by contact with llwl
will. so Ki't‘i“ WM Ilw i‘lwt‘ii of tilt' Mrs. Franklin finallxof Newcastle,
f‘tutllltrl‘tt. The tum sleds lll collision Deb. myg: “I suffered for yeti-s with
arc the largest in town and there has .iygpopgig, “pm to now- gmt, ointment
iwvn mm'h rivalry lil‘lwrcn ihvir "WW and belching. I tried everything I
Mr , could hear of, blii.- nothing helped me
1 until I took Brazilian: Balm, and one 50
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDYit‘O‘ili botile cured me completely."
A FAVORITE. i For sale by R. if. Finished. P. H. Bax-
'l‘hl- withing and healing proportion] ter, and the CIiifordearmacl'. "
of this remedy. Its pleasant taste and: W. ‘ ,
NEW TIMETABLE.
prompt and permanent cures havel
made it ulavorite. with people every~ ,
"hm- 1"" “will"! Wm by Changes In "eaten-(ha Consolidated
mothers of same" children for colds. Road Chiaflyon H.nm Dlvlalan.
crimp lln.l w oopillg cough. us it til. A new “m“ tsblc'eo‘rrected to Febru-
ways affords “M“ ”"9" “d a” It ary 7 went into effecton the New Yolk.
New Haven and'iiartfortl road yester‘
day.
contains no opium or other harmful
drug. It may be given its confidently to ‘
a babyas to an “ML ” The chief change. ls made on the
Hartford division where the 7:62 a, in.
train is again made an accommodation
)fforts had been made to have. this
train an express. bill the protests were
so numerous from school teachers and
others that it was changed again to an
accommodation.
The 8:50 a. , m. acOcmlnodatioti,
which was scheduled to run, has been
taken off.
”fl_-w~
A CURE FOR ECZEMA.
outv cuss roe ovsrersla.
"You say your daughter plays noth-
Ing hut classical music?" "Yes," an-
swered hgs. gumt‘ox, "You see it's
sllfer. l’ pl, aren't nearly so likely
to llolicoifnlialnkes."——\\’ushingtou'
Star. ‘
She—This paper says' ihefla'n a trol-
ley line in one of the western towns
that employs'only Indian conductors.
lle~Wcll, well! that's a sure case
where "none but the braves deserve My baby had Eczema so‘bad that "8
m“ fore. —Philadelphia "9“,?" head was a solid mass of scabs, and
., ' “ -' . Its hair all came out. i tried many
Murphy-7W1" ye 3‘“ 9 yerprom~ remedies btlt none seemed in do any
lite that yo'll'icve me If) cit Bridget permanent 3006 until I used ”Wm.“
E‘s“: "I: 031'" . 9 ‘9- d0“: “T“ Witch Hazel Salve. The Eczema ls
' “why' “:I l m WP of} chop “‘ cured, the scabs are gone and the be
11°: t. at"! 0'; “m “fin“.i‘? t “"— tlc one‘s scalp is perfectly clean and
m 5 °"" ‘ healthy. and its hair is growing beau-
tifully, again. I "can not give t
‘ ’ " . , ' ‘ much praise to DeWItt's Witch Haze
Salve—Frank Farmer. Bluff City, Ky.
In buying Witch Haael Salve look out
for counterfeits. Dt‘Witt's is the or
iglnal and the only one containing pure
Witch Hazel. The name I. C. DEWllt
and Co. is on every box... ;.§old by Cllf~
ford Phertnltcy. ' ”
VIOLATED THE LlGUOR LAW.
BHIDGEPORT. Feb. 9,—Tlmotfu' J.
state police. on a charge of violating
the liquor law. was yesterday fined
$100 and costs by Judge Comiey in the
city court. Edward .I. Malley pleaded
ed 885 and costs. James Jacques
r; charged by the state polIt-e with keepa
Inga slot machine in his place. of busi-
hear, was fined :50 and costs after a
demurrer he entered had been over-
. ruled. All three
mo aeh. -
. t e' M- .
SUFFERING RESULT OF NEOLECT.
A cemented cough or cold may lead
to serious bronchial or lung troubles.
hi disordered
fiev'zrbardetfs‘d.
“PP".
and their generous praise will assure;
for -iho'
itself.“
while on the military order. was not
given over to a parade of soldiers, but -
was rather a portrayal of the hi or ~
life in time of Napoleon. The ‘a tune} ,
tiona were real and the climaxes at.~
tained at times were very strong.» [ii
the third act the duel scene was a "
great bit of malletlc acting. . .
.-Mr.EarleG.8immonamthem
’role, is ayoung.man..who..w.i-n:
' Don't takeichanoes when Foley's Hon»
my and Tar affords perfect security
from serious effects of a cold. sold at
PIaIsted'a «immature. South Not-walk.
‘ud A. c. Stillman‘s. Oat-lea. - . "
CALL TO REV.'DR.. ROAM.
-ClllCAflQ.~F‘eb. 0.2—,
- Campbeiulorgan, the loaded preach-
' or. has “first; call from the Second
_ Presbyterian/Church. Michigan avenue
;. and , hentleth street. ,-
has taken the call under advisement.
V , depends. ‘ '
the liver. The" for!!! Mattie. '
known." DeWitt‘sl tile. ‘. Rs:
not cleans the ”It“ ', the!
en _tlle~‘ accurate-livers“
kl
Murphy, arrested on complaint of the
guilty to a similar charge and was fin-i , .
Illoes is accusediof stabbin'
ti .
mpound. A
name i", atpHHoaT IREATH.
Caae of George outtner, of Loullvilla,
Kentucky.
A.» sum as one hasfalriy begun to
use Paiue's Celery Compound, every
day will be a firm step toward assured
health.
Nervous. unhappy and feeble per-
sons find their flesh becomes more soi-
itl-—a more, healthy color takes the
place of the waxy, sallow look—and
there comes it clear increase in the
volume of the blood—and an increased
normal appetite, because or this rapid
feeding of the entire nerve system.
Louisville. K», Oct. 12, 1003. .
"My health was excellent until about
three months ago, when l seemed to
have a collapse from overwork, and the
doctor ordered an entire change of
scene and climate. instead 1 began
taking Paine'lt Celery Compound. pur-
. should not enjoy the some peace and liihmi from T. P- Taylor & Cl)... and
,t-omrun of good health that they had In [the first bottle slowed to such'sood all
Thousands of men undivuniue that i am continulntt it.
women of udvnnced yearsarottndaij.
pursuing their vocations with roofs)" pains ltl side or short breath ought not
and success because they are getting , to overlook Paine's celery Compound.“
"Any one sulering from overwork.
GEORGE BITTNER.
1,318 Halter Ave., Louisville, Ky.
FUNERAL. OF W. D. BIOHOP.
BRIDGEPORT. Feb: .‘9.-Great sim-
plicity characterized the funeral of the
late William Darius Bishop, which was
held at his home on Washington ave-
nue at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. William H, bowls, D, D., receiver
of St. John's Episcopal Church. assist-
cd by the Rev. Edgar A. Enos, of Troy_
N. i'. There was noinifsic of any kind.
and no flowers. Many prominent rail-
road men attended'the services. The
remains will be taken to Pfesh Pond.
In I. tomorrow afternoon, for crema-
tion. and the Interment will be in
Mountain Grove ’ Cemetery, Wellhea-
day.
”MM
A THOUOAND DOLLARS THROWN
- AWAY. .
"My wife. had long trouble for over
fifteen years," writes Mr. M. W. Balt-
er. of PIsinvlew, Nob. "We tried a
number of doctors and spent over a
thousand dollars without any relief.
She was very low and i lost all hope.
whens. friend suggested trying Foley's
Honor. and Tar. which I did; and
thnnlts ho If) this great remedy, it sav.
ed her life. She is stronger and en-
Joys better health than she has ever
known in ten years. We shall never be
without Foley's Honey and Tar and
would ask those afflicted to try it." The
prevention of consumption is entirely
a question of ,cpmnencina the proper
treatment in _ time.,‘ Nothing is so
well adapted .to mini off fatal lung
troubles as Foley's Honey and Tar.
Sold at PIalsted's’dfu‘g 'atol'e, South
Norwalk, and‘A. C. Billllnan‘s, Darlen.
t.
FAIRFlELD MAN IANKRUPT.
HARTFORD. Fab. 9.--Eiilha P.
Sherwood. of Falrfleld. has filed a peti-
tion In bankruptcy futile qpurt here
giving as the amount of his debts to.-
500 and his assets 811.250. “is liabili-
ties are notes givenvzto the South. rt
National Bank which was wrecked I
the cashier, Oliver T. Sherwood, and
which is ill a receiver's hands. The
.usseta are twelv‘e' shares of~tbe capl-
tai stock of the~bank, 1,000 shares of a
gold mining stock and one share of an-
other slock. .
A NIGHT ALARM.
Worse than an alarm of fire at night
is the brassy cough 0! croup, which
sounds like‘the chlldrenb death knell
and it. means death unless something
is done quickly. Foley's Honey and
Tar never fails to giveinstant relief
and quickly cures the worst forms of
crollp. Mrs. P, L. Cordler, of Man-
ningion, Ky.. says: ,"My three year
old girl had a seyer‘e case of cream the
doctor said she could not live. I got
:1 bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar. the
first, dose gave quick relief and saved
her life." Sold at Plalsted's drug
store, South Norwalk, and A. C. Silli-
man's, Darlen. , ‘ ‘ , ”
“4——
DANEURY. MAN .STAIIED.
DANBURY.-.l'gb. soonest»- Ross,
a 'peddler. thirty yeare'old. was ar-
raigned in the oily court yesterday on
a charge of attempted murder and his
case was continued until .Wednaaday.
Isadore
Smelter in a street row Batu ay‘ night.
One knife. thrust'mleaed a vital point
appealed in bonds oft
l
Rev. 0..
Dr.‘lloraan" «*m'it- summer
. Banks, Bridgeport. Ballast Waller of
by a fraction of an inch.
" i-iavhat vogiiflota‘ea'rttlm D”
you v0 . Kilo!" -
pepala‘cur'e‘wilf‘. you. . it has our-
ed thousands... curlag‘people ev-
ery day—enry'hhar. " You m it to
yourself to a‘lve‘it a" trial. You will -
Rntiaurfleaulernutllfigu do try it.
'ere snoother, ‘ l,-_ , ationofdi-
gmtantuhst d _ tm rebuild at the
same time." K o 'does'both. Kodol
cures. a , ’aasiand nebull‘de. Sold
by Ollie llamacytl ‘ " fl
sAMUll. WAGNER“ APPOINTED.
At a cot insist-editors of
Joseph‘u. Bernstein, a bankrupt from
stamford, held yesterday in the olive;
.aoroliiiod trustee.
men {zero also an
8, r I ..
Norwalk Chronicler