First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan. Dalton—9:80
a. tu.. class met-ting; 10:30 a. m.. net-
mon. "'l‘be Anointing at Bethany:" 3!
m., Sunday school and Men's Ribis
class: It p. tn.. Young People's meeting:
p. m., sermon. "Entering Jerusplem;
or. The City For Jesus Christ." Spec-
ial music. for the day Will include- the
Prelude, Reverie. Flagler;
anthem. "Weary of Earth." Camp; so-V
, . "Jerusalemfj
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health” ll. liver sod
Batistszi anthem. “'i‘ha Yalms." Fours:
anthem. "Bless the Lord," Ross; solo.
"The Holy City,"
,Msrnh tie Procession.- G lid.
Francis Eaton 'slngtt “The Holy City"
at the evening service, by request.
icNorwalk Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev.~ l.. K. Moore.
prayer service at 9:30 a. m.; service
witlt sermon, at 10:30 a. nt.; Sunday
school and tlotm class, 12 m.:. Epworth
League service at 0:30 p. an: evening
iotvlce with sermon. 7:30 p. m, Music
Anthem, “0 Lord Thou
Art My God." Brick; solo for coutrulto.
'1‘th Palms," h‘attre; anthem. "Jubi-
ate Dco in C." Buck: solo for soprano,
‘.lertlsalem." Parker.
, East Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Jhurch, Rev. E. Cunningham, pastor.
-Morning service. 10:30 a, m.: Palm
iunday. sermon by pastor;
review of the first
marttr’s lesson by the pastor in the
Epworth League, 6
Messages From
Fields. leader. Albert Bloom: evening
.etvice. 7 p. m.. preaching by the pas—
or: topic, The Stones That Cry Out.
_ Knight Street A. M. E. Church. Rev.
A.'C. Ayler, pastor.——11 a. m.. preach-
. 12:15. Sunday
school, to be conducted by the superin—
.endent, Deacon .I. B. Taylor: 7 p. m..
Jnristian Endeavor Society ntteting.
n c urge of,_president.
r‘ull r: 8. prayer meeting. to be led by
{t as Miller and Praying Hand of
orwalk M. E. Church, and mem-
hers of tile South Norwalk M.
CONGREGATIONAL
Congregational,
West street and West avenue. bewin
Frank Bueli. I). 1)., pastor—10:30 a.
m.. sermon topic. “The Kingship of
Jesus": organ prelude in C Minor, Goe
tze; ouartete. Bonum Est, Buck: tenor
solo. The Palms. Faure; organ prelude.
Williams; 12 111., Bible School, Men's
Christian Inquiry Club, Lamont and
Jennings Clubs: 7:30 p. tn. address,
The Secret of .loy;; organ prelude in
B r‘lat, Spinney; quartet. God Shall
Wipe Away all Tears. Field; quartet.
Savior of the World. (loss; offeriory.
organ melody in C. (lade: organ post-
Ittde ill 0. Best.
pastor-.——Morniug
‘ tofatyllfe."
urn (.ompany. Kennedy flow,
a frat as-pia bottle. Largo
, anIyons Dr. David Kennedy ever lived
" ' sting-tonnammbumyod
iii-ta .,
It, V'.“".‘.r . ‘ aradl”.
. {with Props
was wereinjured and exten-
,; . _, e.was done to city and su-
, fly by act-night's storm.
‘ , was be tral over the Cen-
I and Ohio V lleys a d
,sd-‘nggheaatward to’the Antih-
‘ cold wavetbehind it.
. _ the wind attained a veiocl~
10 “Hunt the rain fell ln~ton
panied hv a vivid light-
lwds flooded for:
e. f V8thjoet car serviceowas ans.
(id or. several hours.
a min" building at the industrial
arm was blown off and ,a
g the one hundred
The inmates of
C;\Vido.Vs..and Orphans"
0 Were marched into the center
a building after the storm “had
any a part attire-roof. . It was
, ' the building would collapse.
- an other houses‘ were unroofed and
flothsrs were more or less (lama-
ual persons were hurt.
,' hares, lice-of Henry Dubourg, a
lmllodm‘uuthe city limits. was blown
and his family of eight had a re
ble‘sscudfrolatdeath. Near the
urg home Alexander Lawson was
' t’ ilntloi' th'b debris of his wreck-
s and severely injured.
service from Louisville. to the
adly hampered.
V ' slider CALENDAR.
The entire city
South Norwalk Baptist Church, Rev.
(i, B. Carpenter, pastor—Morning wor~
ship at 10:30. The pastor will preach
:he last of Lenten sermons
‘Gospel in the Psalms."
will be “Create in me a clean heart."
Special music has been arranged by
Billie school at 1‘2. tn.,
Y. P. S. C. E. meeting at
,;Saui,of 'i‘arsus Converted."
Jr. H. C. Sherer
Acumil dogma or Before
. Judas Elmer.
' M 'illl..lliiW..-.£lvll Court short
. calendaryycsterd
Norman against
.v heard on motion for answer or trans
idiyorce list. The
red to file such an-
, weeks- or.'the case
‘7 will be placed on the uncontested (li-
case of Clara
~‘mel3h wds' .Evcning service at
Rev. Mr, Carpenter will give an ill
utha’ted sermon on the closing scenes
Special music has
Howard Tilly,
“fend" We Jf‘.Chrlst's life,
been ‘providcd.
welldglown cornotist. will lead
tong service and accompany Miss Ains-
worth who will sing "The Palms."
:ordidl welcome is extended to all.
Firt Baptist Church. Norwalk. 1).
aimage Van Dorcn,
‘eeting at 10 a. m.: sermon at
l0:30;. Sunday school at 12 m.; B. Y.
P. 11. meeting at 6:30 p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Seats
’ree. - A cordial welcome to all who,
titend these services.
F-As amendment oc- ‘Writ anti com-
plhlttt lind order of notice thereon.
1h. ordered in the case of ltilllc C,
Potter h‘galnsl Jo cs S..Porter.
'lea the cases 0 'Esihcr 1), Water-
'ntnh against the Southport N tlpnsl
bank at al. and of Martlca' G.
”land Mat-tics C. w- Heyworth
' to same lnstituion, involving
jpliaa'din h wereordered made
i " Trinity Episcopal Church, Rev. Rom
lly l-f. Humphrics, rector—Holy Com-
nunion, 8 a. m.; morning prayer
sermon, 11 a. m.: evening prayer
armon, 7:30 p, m.
tirttn Our Life.
Public Worship.
AOVENT CHRISTIAN. '
Advent Christian Church, Van' Zandt
street, East Norwalk. Rev. J.“ W.’ Da-
monpastorrltev. George H; Williitce.
at Bridgeport. will preach i eachange
with the pastor,
for the morning will be “A'VSigh of
band of sit? for prosecution was
aileron tiled within two weeksin the
shots of Kate 1.. Wilmot. administra-
jgfl‘x, a‘ V that Michael McFadden. Jr.. Morning'subiect,
Evening subject. it's
ntint the case of Charles: L.
inst Bertha M. Brown.
._ o-of Elias 8. Pepper; re-
inst Warren G. Waterman.
. .. VVRVVthof jtldgtfléfit'fbi’
Wmm two wee‘lfs were:
it .for‘ the filing of an answer.
_ his actioh Mention in this flat
,_ isvsuPepper. receiver against .
.' Shiatsu, . . ‘ ,
t foreclosure wu,_o,l,'qe
case .of John Conway against
ii others. the amount
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than a cough?- . .
When it’s a. tiled cold.
When it hon shit in s lie of
allyou can qufion hmix-
tures.won't car}. it ecaas‘c
the‘V are merely for a cough
an this is som't'lthing more.
Scott’s Emulsic'm cures the
cough becauselit cures the
something more; It heals
and repairs the inflamed
tissues where “it? cold has
taken root and prevents its
coming back. '
We‘ll send you a sample free upon request.
SCOTT it. HOWNE. goo Pearl Street. New York.
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These Times." and in the evening. ”An
Amazing Change." Sunday school at
12 m.: Loyal Workers' meeting at
5:45. Song service at 0:46;. evening
sermon at 7.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society
Norwalk—Regular Sunday service at
the Reading RoomrMasonic building.
Subject. March 27, “Unreality." Testi-
mony meeting Wednesday at 8 p. to.
To both services the public In cord-
Ially invited. Reading room open to
the public each week day from 2 to 5
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
St. Peter‘s German Lutheran Mis-
sion, chapel, North Mainstreet, South
Norwalk.——Servlces with. preaching cv-
cry Sunday evening,v7:30. Bible class
anti Sunday school. 6145. Rev. Karl
Kretzmann, pastor. Holy communion
will be celebrated on Easter day. Those
wishing to partake are requested to up-
ply to the pastor tomorrow evening.
after the service.
ASSIGN MENT 0F CASES.
Trial List for Common Pleas Court
for Next Week.
The following cases were assigned
yesterday by the court of common
pleas to next week's trial list:
Tuesday. 10 a. m.—George H. Ray-
tuond. administrator, vs. Surnh E.
Roscoe: Charles H. Fanton vs. Sidne'y
DANIDLIQN. rchj, ill—lotus 0.
Styles of Davvlll baa' brought suit
against Mrs. lillla r. Russell. widow of
Congressman Charles Russell. to re-
cover ".000. it is‘ seed that, on
February‘s, 1002. Congressman Rustu-l
was appointed Vguart‘iay ofV Louis C.
Ssyles and that the‘ rdian received
itl', trust. about 08.00 .3 Sayios became
of ago on July 21.11202. attd alleges
that. at. that time. r. Russell held
“.000 due him. . 7 It ‘ . '
On Octo'her 22. 1000. Congressman
Russell died intestate and Mrs, Rus-
sell wss appointed, datinistratrlx of
the estate. Sayles ages that she. has
never paid him the“ alance due.
Sayles Is the non of the late Sabin-
la. Bayles Mid a lirdl'flcr of Mrs. Rusv
sell. _, . ,.
DO YOU WANT STRENGTH?
It yoll want to increalgé your
strength you must all and not take
froth the physical ‘ ghar‘words.
the food ihat m t he digest-
ed, assimilated d appropriated by
the nerves. blood and tissues before
being expelled from the intestines.
Kodoi Dywepsia (lure adds to the pity.
steal. it gives strength to and builds
up strength in the human system. ' it
Is pleasant to taste and palatable. and
the only combination of digsstsnis
that will digest. the. W. and enable
the system to appropriate all of lts
health and “Hangar-giving qualities:
Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. ”
ANTI sovcorrsa’ CHALLENGEO.
Nineteen Unions Favor Eight Hour
Dill—u Msi‘t Present.
WASHINGTON. March 2ii.—The
house committee on‘ labor yesterday
continued its hearings 9n the eight
hour bill. James O'Connell. president
of the international Madhinists' union,
favored the measure. antlin the course
of his remarks, challenged a statement
by Daniel Davenport of the Anti-Roy-
cott society Bridgeport. Conn. that the
labor unions of that city had not en-
dorsed the progrased law.
Mr. O'Connell produced resolution.
adopted by nineteen unions in favor
of the pronosltion. but Mr. Daycnport
declared that only thirty-three men
were present lll all. Mr. Gompers
asked. but failed to secure from Mr.
Davenport. the name. of his informant.
”——
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley a 00., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy and on account of the, great
Ii. Dowd: William P, Woodruff vs. the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co.:
the Reno at Morehouse'Co. Vs. William
H. Smith. . ’
Wednesday—The,Galvano Type. En-
gi‘aving Co. vs. ilorace H, .luclmou vi
a s.
KANSAS CITY TO TOPOLODAMPO.
SAN lt‘RANClSCOfMareh 2G.——E.
Dickinson, general, manager 'of the Ull-
ion Pacific for many years and now
vice-president and general manager of
the Kansas City, Mexico and ()rient
road, which Arthur E. Stillwcli and his
associates arenow bnilding from Kall-
sis City to Topoltibnnipt), on the J’aciiic
coast of Mexico, who has arrived here,
is quoted in all interview as follows:
"The building of the line‘ from Ken
sas City to Topolobampo is progressing
rapidly. When completed the road
will be 1.600 miles long. Of this 800
miles are now graded and 350 miles
completed and in operation. The mad
will be finished within three years and
when it is in operation will be in a
position to make a big bit! for a large
share. of the traffic that moves from the
Mexican and Central Amcritatn coast.
the Pacific coast of South America and
Australia to the eastern states."
GEORGE HOMER BALL DEAD.
BOSTON. March 26.—By the death
of George Homer Ball, at his home in
this city. announced today, that finan-
' cial district loses a leading figure. Mr.
Ball was associated with Horace H.
Stevens. an onicer of the Globe Nation-t
al Bank, which failed four years ago.
Mr. Stevens died 17 years ago. Mr.
Ball was well-known in New York and
the West. He was, vice-presidentof
road. a director of the Chicagmand
Eastern Illinois road. Rutland Railroad
and Connecticut River. Railroad. He
was associated with B. F. Yoskttm and
San Francisco Railroad promoters in
many of their undertakings. .
Mr. Bali was 56 yoarstof age. and
was a man of great wealth. .The cause
of death was acute indigestion.
.. ""——‘.—‘I"""‘—“
STEAMSHIP IN COLLISION.
GENOA. March 26.——The North Ger-
man Lloyd steamer-~‘Koenig ‘ Albert.
which came on here after‘transferring
htperor William to the imperial yacht.
ensollern at Naples. was in- coill.‘
, at the entrance to the harbor with'
the orwegian steamer Sicilia. Some
of e, Koenlg Albert's plates were
bent. The Sicilis was last reported
salliag‘from: the Two March’s-tor at
Spanish port. » ‘
.INTEMTATE LOICTIRI.
Attorney-General King, I; in 'New-
York In cohabitation with the fish come
misfit: of that statela reference to a
2:“ trance offline present arrange-
_ t concerning the lobster fisheries
in , .Ydrk waters carried an by
Coll thcnt .cltfs'ent. The commis-
I'aI
.siofcpptdnted by Governor Climber-
V considering proposed reciprocal
legislation between the two states on
:tliwsshiect. . ‘ ' ‘
,. '-‘.~' nt’. » .
~ :.;. MONAWK tawan lusts; '
T08 ._ .. arcs n-y'rtto not
an river amass until at this our
My!” 1! .m 3'12“!!ch was
the Evansville sn‘d Terre’ l-iaute -Rail- 9
merit and popularity.oi Foley'silioney
and Tlr many imlla‘lloqs are 'offered
for the genuine. Ask. for I-‘olcy‘s lion-
ey anti 'l‘ar and refuse any substitute
offered as no other preparation will
give the same satisfaction. it is mild-
iy laxative. ll coulu‘ius no opiates anti
is safest for children and delicate per-
sons. Sold at l’luisled's drug store. "
|WILL NOT WORK.WITH NON-UN-
- iON MEN.
i HARTPO i), lilar'h zit—At a meet-
ing of the ratios ouncil last night
it was anted to send'outthc follow-
ing notice: " “
“The members'ol‘ the different utr
ions affiliated with the building trades
council of this city hereby notify all
concerned that they’ will not work on
any buildings or to ,iohbiag where
work has been done by non-union
men.‘
in a measure thdI notice has refer-
ence, in the strike‘ pf. the electrical
workers which took place here last
fall and which has hcver been settled.
The understanding howls that mem-
bers of various local unions will refuse
to work with non-union electricians
who are employed here. '
CURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE
.. LUNGS.
"Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that I had many
hemorrhages." writes A. M. Alto, of
Wood. ind. "i took treatment with
several physicians without any benefit.
i then started to take Foley‘s Honey
anti TM, and my lungs are now as
sound as a bullet. i recommend it
in advanced stages of in g trouble."
l-‘oley's Honey ‘and Tar stops the
ongh and heals the lungs. and pro
vents serious results from a cold. Re
fuse substitutes. Sold at Plalstod‘s
drug store. "
-—_—_-$
VARDMASTER CRUSHED TO ’
DEA '
. TH.
DANBURY V‘March ' 26.—-Edwsrd
Franir‘. formerly of Hartford, yard
master in the New York. New Haven
and Hart Railroad yards'at Hope-
well, N. Y;. as crushed to death yes-
terday while towers in the yard there.
Frank attempted to pass between a
locomotive and [hiring of cars. both
of which were in motion. The locomo-
tlye stopped suddenly and the cars
crushed Prank minst the engine tend-
er; His abdomen was crushed and his
back broken. He died at seven o'clock
years of ass. and a wife and four small
chil' survivexhlm. He was a mem-
ber , the Hartford branch of the Dr-
der of Railroad Conductors. ' '-
‘ortLv outta eon ovseses’la.
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one so
out bottle cured me completely."
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HELL GATE BRIDGE ROUTE P ANS
Details for
owned
ullti the Consolidated railroads.
be four trucks unit it was decided that
the two roadsshall pay, $9.000 rental
for the first ti‘fl’ycars, uhfi to double
this payment «hereafter.
ot' a cold and the dangerous
quences which often arise from
neglect. A. severe cold can lw com- tsult.
pletely broken up None or two tittys‘
time if prompt. and proper treatment In
given.
relieve the lungs, which is best ucmur [nary organs.
plished by the free use of (Shuntber-tma ponomg the whole system.
luin‘s Cough lictuedy.
edy is taken in double dot-ant
hour on tho _
cold, it will co n truet iis't-ffecl and :1
complete cure ,soou
settled colds or coughs also yield rendi-
ly when this medicine is used. For suit- ! rt-nce. on December 28 last: was “4.1
by Sililsttn-l’owcil t‘orporttlitm. (itifloru journcd at ‘2 o'clock yesterday .
Zeltfttss Pharmacy.
rested by the London police.
bury. while managing the New York
this morning. Frank was thirty-three
Ira. Franklin Bush. of New Castle. ,
Ooh. I: ”insisted for-y with! ‘
in” 'Itssd to have great_ sat-can
and belching. 1 tried everything 1
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Haven Freight Line Are Arranged.
Terms have been practically agreed
upon between New York city authori-
ties and representatives of the Petiti-
syivtmia
for
connecting railway, which is to ctmnect
the twu railroads mentioned. via the
new Hell (late bridge, as has already
been outlined.
uttd lonsolidatcdl railroads
the franchise for the New York
This new line, in addition to connect—
lug with the Pennsylvania passenger
tunnel to run 0 Long island from New
York. will it)
forthcoming Bay Ridge ferry.
srd freight from the
instead of_floating cars lrom Jersey
(‘ity around the Battery to Mott Hat'-
on, the two roads will take them only
from the new big terminal at Green-
ville, N. .I., to Bay Ridge by water.
’l‘henco, by building eight miles of new
road skirting Brotdtlyn the trains will
be run to Astoria, 1.. f., and then m-crf
the proposed nechil G’te bridge into
Mott Haven.
The new connecting rtVtilrontl will he
equnllv by the Pennsylvania
it will
Work will be begun as soon as the
franchise is obtainetl._ it is said lintt
the Hell ilztte bridge will cost troop,-
ttoo. ‘ '
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V. mass stvoncas seamen.
Two of the Plaintiffs Alleged Delet- Bridgeport Pauper Didi:
granted three divorces yesterday in tho C. A.
{civil superior court.
log, of lit'ltlgcporl, wntticd legal scpttr-
ttliotl from Jesse A
unknown.
the grounds of tlest-tiion. .
\t't‘i‘t- married on October l.189l’l. The ”H“ Mrs. KW‘l“ 0‘8 lit”! many mor-
husband left in March_ 1899. In”. w"..j|)lliltc and utrophine tablets that she
was givcn a decree, together with a
change
Sluts.
came down
Frederick ilcnlon. of liridgepori. She,
made her complaint on the grounds 0
infidelity ttttd with the assistance 0
her
liallen, was able to convince the cottrt
that there were legal grounds for a di-
vorce.
of name to Eliza iluhbell lienhatn. The!
couple Were married in October, 1897.
HOW TO, SHEA UP A COLD.
Every one léitiwitr hti‘tfit‘siL symptoms
its
The find ut'iltm should to to
When this rent
every
s -, appearance of
follows. Deep-
l'lerce liridge Pharmacy.
.0
Pharmacy.
MANY CITIES WANTMATERBURY.
NEWPORT. R. l.. March 25.4—'C_Vhief
of Police Richards received whrd‘to-
day from Secretary of State. Hay. that ,
a man giving his name as Harry .Water-
bttry, who is wanted here and inviteruix.
lloston and Montreal, on Meant ob-
taining money by fraud has been ar-
Water-
Newspaper Artists' Associatiom exhi-
bition at the Casino here. last sum-
mer. is alleged to have collected money
in advance from numb-prominent
residents under an agreement to paint
pictures of tbpftspcottagas. He left the
city suddealyrl- He was. arrested later
ethanox. Mass. ', t escaped on the
way to fail. Chief chards has taken
steps towards having, Waterbury re-
turned to this gaunt”.
- STOP THAT COLD.
yr it may result: in Pasathoala. Bla-
:ilian Balm is breaking up Colds wheh-
:ver tried, almost without exception.
to. 16, 60c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baatsr’s and Plaistsd'a
conse- i
Illt‘ ‘
‘going out with a married man. and also
1 New A Busine
eta-713mm“:
m :.
nuns: PROBABLY Mtt‘rAKEN.
a“ 1st Mor-
Phine Tabla .
nlunoteeon'r. Much". Zfi.—~Corpncr
iloten has examined Assistant
JUMDMM Dear. Town Clerk Lockwmd and Dr. l. I.. it‘.
Netilcion relative in lhqdoaih of Mrs.
lBridget Keefe at tile nlnfflbOiIse hospi-
llul on March 7, Miss Margaret O'Brien
said
tion as the Cause.
Judge William T. Elmer heard and
hearing of parts
Site hosted her complaint on ,
'l‘he coupiolili Mortdcn, the trained nurse,
ldicd. Mr. Lockwood said that the. death
certificate gave, phihlsis as the primary
cause of death and asphyxia as the
secondary. Dr. Nclilelon said that he
to g... u deflrep mg“ had no reason to believe that Mrs.
Keore died of other than natural
“causes. Miss O‘Brien reported the (‘IHtI
{ to him, httl said nothing about , the.
pt'dltonous tablets,
of name back to Josephine
Mrs. Ella A. Bcnlon, of New Haven
counsel. Attorney Edward F.
KIDNEY AND LIVER TROUBLE
a change (they commonly go together) attack
‘thc rich in their palaces, the poor ~.n
-their tenements] the lawyer, the doc- -
tor. the jlld89,1h9 predtwhep‘. the woman .
Site was also granted
William A. Johnson. of Bridgeporul
naked for his divorce on the grounds 3‘“ h” housework, the “HOP 0n the '
l-lis Wm. (.an is now sea. Dr. David Kennedy prepared his
3]“. 1,," him in new metlicine.(‘sl-cttt'a Solvent, iocuro
it. and it does. Write to the Cal-cunt
Company. Rondout. N. l'.. for frot-
booklei and sample bottle. "
of tieseriion.
residing in Newark.
September. lb'iitt. They were married
it‘clu'uury 23. I895.
_._.--_.,_..___._
WOMEN'S KIDNEYS.
Women are more often afflicted with
kidney disorders titan tneu, btlt attrib-
nlt- the symptoms to diseases peculiar
to their sex. while itt reality the kid-
neys are deranged. Nervousness,
headache. puffy or dark circles under
the oyes, pull) in ”to back, are signs
of kidney trouble that must not be
BROTHERS DIE AT SAME TIME.
Aged Residents of Farmington and
Avon Succumb to Grip.
UNIONVII.I.E. March 2a.--Alpitous
atul Marlin Porter, brothels; died
Thursday afternoon at the intone hour
flilil botltot the aarnediseuse, grip. by
ignored. or a serious malady will re.:\\'lilt'll both here attacked on Sunday.
Foley’s Kidney Care has restor- i March 13. Alpln-ustorter. whit was
ed the health of thousands of Weakly” »‘"‘""’“ ”H- “""d iltlt‘armingion “"d
"0“.me broken down women. ii stops Martin, who was ill, lived in Avon.
irregularities and strengthens the url— .
It purifies the blood COLDS CAUSE PNEUMONJAL
Sold l ()ne of the most remarkable eases
‘. aa.0f a cold. deep-scaled on the lungs.
causing pneumonia. is that/ of Mrs.
EARDLEV TRIAL p‘og‘rpougu Gertrude E. Fenner. Marion: Ind.. who
BRIIICEI‘ORT. March 2t;.~—'t‘ttt-trtut wus t*niireb' cure-l by ihr use of One
of Joseph Eardlcy for the murder oi lMllllllt‘ i‘oush UIII'F- " She. says: “The
his tnother-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth law-“‘“l'gl'lnfl “"(l Nil‘flinlnltv'so weakened
' me that i ran down in weight from
,m..r.Vliil to 92 poutnls. 'l tried a number
This infill remedies to no avail until i used
or {anytime Minute Cough Cure. 'i-‘our bol-
{ties of this wonderful remedy cured
llama is interested ill the Bennett wiil‘m“ entirely “i l 9 cougb.,strengthen-
(«intent in New Haven, which Is ached‘ 5““ my lungs ant retitored me to my
mm] fur a ”out” next week. TheguVormal weight, health .and strength.
rebuttal yesterday morning ,containcdlhmd by Clifford Pharmacy. "‘
statements made by Eardiey on the
witness stand in reference to his wife'sl AETNA INDEMNITV LOSSES.
't Pluisted‘s drug store.
noon until April 4 at 2 p. to.
because the trial will take three
days more and State's Attorney Wil-
gSurpius shows Dionne 'of‘SISflOO.
Stockholders to Meet.
camssntam's COUCH REMEDY, HARTFORD. March 33--Ti10-meei-
THE MOTHER'S FAVORITE. tug of the stockholders of the Aetna.
This remedy has won the confidence l indemnity Company called'by-personn
and esteem of mothers all over the"”"3°““fi”‘l “’"h the.-wreaent manage .
country. it has been in use for over [ “Will Will be held in this city at noon.
thirty years, during which time many "" NW” 1- . .
million bottles have been used. There A l"‘ reports “I lhecotnpany'for 3903‘
is nothing so prompt and effectual aslfil'W!‘ that the not total Income. terms
this remedy for the relief and cure, of 5 year “5 ”40.361—56. against 0239.905.—
coughs and colds and in the treatment ,45- Th“ surplus is allowa by the‘re~‘
of- croup It Is the main reliance in .W' '0 he 014,205.15 at the end - of'
many homes. while its ‘use In cases of l ”01h While in “19‘ end 0'1902 there
whooping cough shown that ii robs that ' was a surplus 01132-9138.“. '1‘th
disease of all dangerous results. it "low“ a inllins Off in the surplus of
contains nothing injurious and there is “3-7331“;- (
no danger in giving it to children. Forl - . DI [III
a 0'.
Lamas. ., We"...
mail as L
to show Eardiey's drinking habits,
sale by Stillso-Powell Corporation.
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