‘1' You 1 Feel
. , Q Day of the Hearty. Irlei no Health That Thousands Upon Thou-
. ll! Getting From the Celebrated Nerve vltelisor and Tonic.
._ as CELEIIY courovND.
'I’z'”oonld tell every woman In . inouih rccontincndutlon of Kratefiil pa‘
. °V “‘“Ch Poitie'e 09"" I~‘9'11'3tlents. is there one other remedy lti
Mill-It‘ll) fliérfi. ‘tb World today that can point to suc-
one never thank the friendI e
'yho told me to try l‘aliic's Cel- ci-ss bascd on such fame?
‘ . and. I had almost liven up . . .
ii I w’s ‘0 UNVOUII, tired and .............. . ....... . ..............
Ihsd'no appetite, wits con-1. "Trace every dloeaoe. blood .
‘. trouble or pain to the TRUE .
. CAUSE. Pain lg only the sign or .
symptom. It is idle to treat the
pain Itself. The only true cure .
,I .to sleep well. Now when It. for blood Impurity or suffering .
' koud begin to gstneri'ons and . is tho care that CURES THE .
‘ digest in food properly l lust“ . TRUE CAUSE—Weakness of the .
"ja' few do of Palne's Celery. iNNER NervoI." .
. d and'am all right again. I. mi’rof. Edward E. Phelps, M. l).. .
lo, the most wonderful restorer In . his D., of Dartmouth University .
'wu. Beforc I learned what . ---i‘umous Discoverer of Pulno's .
‘ ;celery Compound would do I . Celery Compound. ' .
Adda“ kinds of medicines and . The blood and all the organs .
:gbod helped me."-—,Mrs. Nellie . of the bod depend on the lN- .
Mar, Springfield, Vt, Oct. 10.1. NER NIR [mend Pelne'o Celery .
. ' , , ;. Compound glvoo the blood and .
{y s‘e celery Compound is best ad-t .
“c 1‘ “
.‘. ti ' “6 A
. film‘s}
. ,"l‘ in
on
.,,
and oould not sleep.
. one bottle, and when I had
haift of It my bowels were regu.i .
appetite came back and i com-l .
the nerve system the strength to .
, A“ .. I}: the men and women it has,. MAKE oil the organs work In .
Y, , .- , he fame of this celebrated i . health and harmony.
Yitaliver hnd Blood Tonic has 1. ; . «~—
ad to every city, township and l‘ SE WELL THIS SPRING
‘iho nation—by the word-of‘;........................ .............
‘+- -\ .. ,an —v- ---- w- -- - ~—
70 You onuoeisr ‘rooav—osr on: IOTTLE or
causv commune- on now oil-renew: lT WILL
, ou FIIL. '
“pronto POCKET PICKED. :
f ' .———-v' i
‘ 5f. clover, Theft in Srldgoport
H
ORSE CALM IN DIRE PERIL.
:Then. the Danger Over. Salts and
hureil. , Jumps Through a Window.
'PORT, April d.—It became. MIDDLETOWN. April d.——After a
re, 1 at night, that Rev. jwouderful. display of coolness and
- "W. vNie 'ollon, pastor of the "horse sense." last night, and then. the
‘ lat. Church, was the victim "horse sense." a horse saved its own
. w plckpoeitei, some time ditr- ; life in an accident last night, and then.
"1 specialtllaa‘ter musical servltiie danger being over. It became so
church on Washington ave~ excited that. is lumped through a plate
. ay, plght. The case prom- ‘ glass window in a store. badly injur-
,, limbo one of the most interesting , lug itself.
_ is“ rid that has ever been given tot James Conant of Bloomingburg and
‘ ' _ ' of thlp'clty, owing to the pe- _ Mrs. Mabel Bulger of this city were tak-
.' circumitanoes. Rev. Mr. Mob 1 ing an Easter ride. and when crossing
harsh Is one of thc foremost .. lllc Irlc railroad tracks at James
foshionpble churches of the . street the wagon was struck by an en-
tIdt Iloliomiltatltm In Iirltlifelhlf‘l- glue. The young couple were. thrown
{ . o paptor refuses to discuss the sub- joiit on the station platform, but escap-
.=¢IVc0iil to say that n his roll Of‘t‘li with slight Injuries. ’l‘he wagon was
, , O! was taken from him during the , wrecked. and the horse was picked up
. ' mlcecend that It was In it lower poc- , by the pilot of the. engine. It clung to
“to! his vest. He also refuses to'tlic pilot without struggling for 300
. m the amount of the roll. feet, when. the train having stopped.
committee of members of the It calmly got off. turned and looked at
oiitirclr. III“ IK‘BII [ID Oillit‘li [0 IlIVPHiI- fl“- uuglne and {hen [an away.
. the affair. an it is reported ; After a run of a quarter of a mile it
the committee In of the ODIHIOII ‘ stopped in front of the harness store of
t the nickpoukce am in his work Idoliii '1‘. Daniel) a Son. on West Main
, it the baptismal service. In WhIChintret-b and then lumped deliberately
, . ' Chinanien were biipilzed- Fol‘lthrough the plate-glans window. being
. y )‘l‘fll'r‘ (‘hinnmeu “it"? 001"“ l badly injured by the broken glass.
church incluses, and the teach- . ........___._.-
'adanghtrr‘s of well-known business l
"d professional men, have. been sue-i
‘oddtliil in canvef‘ling them. Each year '
B
o; is baptised, and a good deal ofl
Merit Iil converting the wearers of l ' '0! Infants M children.
“womb has. been done. In his par- . -‘ ‘ ‘ - >
tlchidr church the class this year haaI m K“ Y." III" ‘I'm m
been Itrge. The baptismal candidates} . .
are led up to the font in a body. andt 3°.“ "1. .
f. a who are Investigating the case. .
. Signature of.
'ci‘dknflhel it was during the several . . _ , ,.
fittlllients in which the Clilnnmen were. i
' being baptized that the pastor's roll of '
motley was taken. Suspicion, it weal
5 stalled. rested 'on' the Chlnamen, andj
IN WICKED HARTFORD.
liAiu runl). Conn.. April 0.--Alfred
, . . _Pocock. the proprietor of the Hotel
' JON -“¥c“5"‘3'd“"‘d°pm"“” are. a"‘flilirthi'ti.‘ was arrested last night on
‘ . mm“ ”’0"- , ’thc. charge of violating the Sunday ll-
ii ll . church is located in the Golden. MrJPm-ock 1H woll known
‘ _ Iquor law. ‘
ionoftlu (“y— 0““ ofthe mm‘lbere and lias'bceu proprietor of the
j' . “mm" "”“ih‘mlul muons I“ . hotel for 10 .v'cnrs. llc In charged with
BHQFPW- {the illegal sale of liquor-ton two counts
‘ '~ "“‘"“"'"" . I . . .
moor KNOCKS our PLACNE IN 39“] “W111" ‘°“‘°”°“'
, “WW- ;bn. DAVID KENNEDY’S new MEDI-
1 .._____ ; . ems.
°h_."‘l"°" °' Holland ”Mb" ‘° ”7 ‘ Cal-euro Solvent. removes chalky de-
, Glove on Hoosier. .
. "‘¥IIILAIil§i.PHIA, APRIL 0. — I'lcrr
Planks, tlil champion of Holland. made
' dorr spectacle of himself. last night.
“‘8 In tutti "Kid" McCoy. at the 4
uses. ‘lub.. standing six inches .‘tnlI-‘
or and .w'rlgbi'ng seventy pounds morei
lien his pale faced opponent. he was free sample bottle. , ,
.r aim t instnsible in less filani . .
' admit ' ' - i LAND rnsuo INDICTM ma,
PORTLAND. Oregon. 'Apri tit—An-
posits front the joints. muscles and ur.
inary organs. and prompts the forma-
tion of more; thus curlnggont, rheu-
‘ mellow and gravel. The only radical
remedy. Write to the Cal-curs Com.
pany, Rondout. N. Y., for fr'ee‘pamphiet
containing valuable Information; and a
’ I.
‘ 'laid a glove on McCoy,.j
pt'wtitn the men clltitsiied,,atid the, other indictment in connection with
g eslnuausr‘uccm darted in and -, the land frond ring was made public
and around hisburly'opponent nlfigyesterday when Daniel J. Tarplcy, .a
- .~ t-ilks lightning. lie would ntilawyer offinlem. Oregon. waived ar‘
’ ‘ T. his right and then drIVe-‘iiio "left: ralgument before the, United States
‘ the faceyleionsly. scarcely ever fail-vi District Court on a ensue of conepi~
41.3,“:th . ' [Pink 2 I": to 'defraud” the. gxernmeisit 035
' [first roundrnd, ,_ c an s. ,. e was releao on 4‘,
e'red with blood misfits necfibouds. ' .- . .
waist. and both eyes were. almost; —---———-———,——. , . ,_
‘ ' Just before the gongsoundcd.’ ARE YOU A DYSPEPTIO‘I
unclug‘the end of thumped/bio If you are a dyspeptic yeti owe It to
d .qve‘ajiclousieft flush to the yourself and your friendsto get well.
_ ropning'PIncké like a log." The. Dyspepsia annoys the dyspeptic'o
Jointed him from being knocked friends because his disease soars his
,,,. ; . , , - ' - dlopooltlonaowellaehie stomach. Ko-
.yee carried to his corner, only to dol Dypepsio Cure will not only cure
~ m outta» seconds after the dyspepsia. indigestion and sour stom-
, aorahostiiinsa in the oecondl och. but this palatable. recohstructivo
" gmzdelntsd with right and; tonic digeotant strengthens the whole
x - Ii left square to the Mint: digestive apparatus. and sweeteuthe
- ‘s nose. The letter Intuitive-l life as well as the stomach. When you
.Ihle left hand over fheulzgg take .Kodol Dyspepsia Cure the food
, 1organ and dropped to his k . you eat .is enjoyed. ltis digested, as-
filed was running from him it a slmiloted and its nutrient properties
_ ' :fle'tknol't' by the rope the appropriated by the blood and tissues.
,v, ““1 ringside neoplasm is the result. Sold hammer:
in»
rI
. i 3"“
”some
involve sn§’anti§el
v
_ ohoen‘odyoo.
ovoryooootrydfio “
v'vwcwm‘ «ta-om . . we an
IE” _ .- n. ‘ , J w.
New. , ,4»...
Army Heo‘logun to ‘Molto.lte WIY
.. I'm New York.
Now that the spring weather has
come in comet the supply of tramps
from New ‘York is'beginnin to find’
its way into the pastures of ow Ena-
lend. by the way of the lines of the
Consolidated railroad and the ntlacheti
of this system of travel -are belns
kept busy In watching them.
'I‘rotnpii are a nuisance to a railroad
corporation. They will steal anything
from a railroad front a ride to llltl lead
seals off the freight cars. Anti, by thc
bye. ii freight. car In known in tramp's
parlance as "a side. door Pullman."
'I‘Iic walking gentlemen are getting
so numerous along the lines of the
trunk of the big system that hand to
hand fights between them and tho
tralnmen are frequently fought before
the invaders can be. made to keep clear
of ”W trains. Freight trains are con-
sidered by the tramp to be his especial
property. and be will never walk a step
as long as there is a freight train for
him to "Jump." l
The various freight. vards are Just
now the headquarters for any number
of these gentry. Tramps appear there
of all kinds and in all conditions. Not
long ago two middle aged women
tramped through bound for Providence.
’i‘hrse young men seen yester.
day were of an ordinary type of the
genus tramp. All of them were young
fellows. from New York. and they had
; V
- the vernacular which betrays tiie cu-
rious disregard of the King's English
which street boys of New York mani~
fest. One who said he was a personal
friend of Sam Parks. the labor agita-
tor. stoted that -.he was a structural
iron worker and earned form 800 to 880
some weeks and was always sure of
work. He Wore two pairs of trousers.
four shirts. three of them woolen. and
carried a working card from his union.
All of the party declared that if was
“too cold to work" and stated that they
were bound to Boston. where two of
their friends were to box before an ath-
letic club this week.
None of the party was vicious look
lug luit the idling of a regiment of
such frowsy looking fellows in any
community for any length of time
bodes no good for that community.
The. Consolidated railroad keeps spe-
cial officers on the lookout for this
class of offenders. and the work of
“corrallng” them and killing them to
the police court will soon begin.
it Is now a crime against the stat-
iites In such cases made and provided
for a person to walk on the tracks of
a steam railroad, so that n tramp can'
be arrested for this offense. even if
there is no other charge to be brought
against him.
—ldcsema.'scald head, hives. Itchi.
nos of the skin of any sort. instantly
relieved. permanently cured. Doon's
Ointment. At any drug store.
MR. Htooms in OFflCE.
New General Manager of the ConIoIi-
dated Railroad Takes the Throttle.
Samuel Higgins. the general mana-
ger of the Consolidated railroad. arriv-
ed yesterday in New Haven ~from
Washington. D. C... and looked after
the duties of his new position at the
general office building of the company.
He was introduced to the various
heads of the departments of the road
by (‘blef Clerk Wicks, of the first vice-
prcsldent'a olfice,
hir. Higgins is «H' years of age. grad-
uated from "Sheff." in 1881. hence is
not a stranger to New Haven, and has
had it wide railroad experience. He
comes here from the Southern rall-
wuy, and will “take up" matters with
the Consolltlated's rolling stock at
once. lie was mechanical superlutcn‘
dent on the Southern.
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
'I‘hc pleasant to take and harmless One
Minute t‘oiigh Cure gives immediate
immediate relief [a all cases of Ctiugh.
(‘roup anti I.a(‘irippo because It does
not. pass immediately into the stomach.
but takes effect right at the seat of the
trouble. It drawn out the inflamma-
tion. heals and soothes and cures per»
mam-ntly by enabling the lungs to con-
tribute pure life-giving and life-sustain-
Ing oxygen to the blood and tissues.
One. Minute Cough Care is pleasant to
take and it is good alike for young and
old. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. "
...__,.___.._.._.. .
PHARMACY COMMISSIONER.
Danbury Man Named—810.000 for Sick
and Wounded Soldiers.
HARTFORD. April 6.——Gov.‘ Cham-
berlain yesterday appointed Arthur L.
Dickinson, of Donbury, to be a com-
missioner In pharmacy. succeeding
Richard H. Kimball, of this city. who
has served two years. Mr. Dickinson
will assume office on June I for three
years. -
The governor approved a requisition
on the comptroller by A. B. Beers.
treasurer of the state hospital board.
for 810.000 for the core of sick and
wounded Soldiers at the Soldiers' home.
He also approved a requisition from
the wmmissloner for 811.700 for ex-
penses conected with Conecticnt's
exhibit at the t. Innis folr.
LADIES. rim-m . -
my estimate " nee“
. postman coursuv'o exploit.
CHICAGO, April 6.—-An' exhibition
3 train of ten ca‘ni built by the Pullman
Company left the shops for St. Louis
,today. over the, Illinois Central flail-
road. The cars, sold to be the onset
ever made at the works, will be the
company's. , eghlbit at the incision
Purchase _ ‘ tion. They cost a’to-
teloft , metoodof the bril-
f‘ iisiuvmi’ ,‘ueltn trosaeooclr
“. oalndgdhmhao brn‘naed.‘ j
M
an an: .~
olden boy It at ”
.3 e-‘
, r
/.
f ”"l’
//1
. s
I
cw:
lo the time
IIOIIEY
etope the con h. heels and strengthens the lungs.
talus no liars ctoronto that strain and rrlt
lungs. or opiatest at canoe conotl ationz
retards recovery from a cold. 1' LEV
TAR Is a safe and never folliu
lung troubles. '
, The helm Sell Ie led mun—l Ismlm dim.
sum on and
It he'lIIed ins ri
I. «in iiiii transvestite If
i
When
7 F0
V} '1. IL. .1
C!
r Inn ore ooroand'inllemed hem coo bl "
’vovfien in? MI of PNEUMONIA, PLEU‘Ug?
and CONSUMPTION find latitude: and multiply. .
s‘,_
' V».
.I
I ~. .
ft‘con;
ate the
a condition that
S HONEY AND
g remedy for all throat and
L. M. Ru lee, Reoooner. Iowa. "lies: "The doctors said I bed can-
got no better untlll need FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR.
g tfrom the start and stopped the spitting of blood and the
pain In my lungs and today I out sound and well. . .
runes sizes sea, son, and owe
PLAISTED‘S DRUG STORE.
some: ouoeuirurse
GUPT. IHEPARD SENT REPLY.
.4—__
leoo Trllnmon and Vsrdmen Their
Rulingl.
Tho commiitec ot‘ the Brotherhood
of Railroad 'l‘ralitnicit have received
from General Superintendent 0. M.
Shepard a formal notice of his rulings
on the matter of III!‘ Interpretation of
the schedule under which the men have
been working aim-c it was put into
force May, 1903.
The formal answer was sent to the
men as outlined last week by Mr.
Shepard and it has been agreed l0 by
both partlea.’l‘he intcrprctntion of the.
rules and clauses was taken tip in sep-
arate Items and as they Were reached
here. disposed of. The matter is now
all amicably settled as the committee
which has been waiting upon Mr. Shop-
nrd have formally agreed to the no.
ceptnnt‘o of the copy which has lit-cu
sent them yesterday. '
This ends the matter at issue is-
lween the trnliimen and the yardmcii.
The car workers grievances which
are in the hands of Supt. of )IUiIV.‘
l'ower Joliti llcnncy. have not been
iidiiintsd. It is stated at the. general
office building that It would take.
some littlc [IMF to reach the matter.
The ruling on the matters applied
for by the Irainmen and yardiiicn iiiatlc
a very lengthy document. It occupied
several typewritten pages.
HOW TO BREAK UP A COLD.
Every one knowwuhe first symptoms
of it cold and III“ thingct‘ous ('flllli't'»
diieiitiea which often arise from Its
neglect. A severe cold can be com-
pletely broken up in one or two days'
time if prompt and proper treatment is
given. The first action ciwun -e to
relieve the lungs. which Is best act-mt
plislied by iii» free new of Chamber
Idlti's Cough itciiiotly. When this I‘i-lll-
tidy is IIIIiI‘Ji in double doses
hour on the drudgtpeurancc. of the
cold. it will counteract its effect and a
complete cure with follows. licen-
neated colds or cough». also yield l‘t'iiiII
ly when this iiicdiciiic is used. For sale
by i-ltlllson-I'owell (‘orporutiou. (iiiffoi'u
Pharmacy. i’icrcc ,iiridge l'littrmitcy.
chtfusa Pharmacy. , r
e
POLISHERS STRIKE SETTLED.
MERIDEN. April t‘i.--Aflcr twenty-
two weeks. the strike of the polishers
and toilets at Factory II, of tholnter-
national Silver Company. was settled
yesterday in a conference between
President Lynch of the International
Metal Union and President Dodd of the
Silver Company. It is understood that
the company will take back as fast as
they can do so the men who have been
on strike This means apparently that
one by one the strike breakers will
leave. The strike originally was ov r
a grievance as to the Emory. wheeo
need In polishing. and a demand for an
Increase of wages.
ONLY CURE FOR 'DYSPIPOIA.
Mre. Franklin, Bush. of New Castle.
Dab. oayo: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Broailian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Planted. F. ii. Bax-
8
I °" W ,lis! has)" ”1""
' XIX.
cicryl
i
‘ drying over a fire to be taken back in
p
{Hitherma'irollm
e
conoi'rioue IN conoo ours. I
—-~—.—- I
Missionary Morrloon Tells of Awfut'
Crueltleo Practicod. .'
LOUISVILLE, Ky., April ti.-Dr. W.l
M. Morrison. a‘Southern Presbyterian;
Mlitlsters' Association here, gave an}
lmprcsslvc recital of the alleged bar-z
burltles practiced upon the natives of‘
the Congo l-‘ree Stale and of the ob-
sinclcs thrown In the way of their cor-
t'cctlon by the authorities, ,
‘I lived with the people for seven
years. I know what I am talking;
about." said Dr. Morrison. “King Leo 3
pold has there a native cannibal army
or 20,000 men, ofllcered by while. Bel--
giants and armed with repeating rifles.
These men represent tho worst and;
most savage type of tlic natives. were-
flrsi caught. then carried away fromi
their homes and forced into this mill».
tiiry service. This cannibal soldicry is I
used to compel the natives to bring:
in enormous tribute of ivory and ln-I
.lla rubber.
"As a result of this forced labor and
military service. grcnt and unspeakable.
criicltles tire practiced on the native
people. I liaVe seen a number of
times at least 50,000 people fleeing Illliii
the forests to escape from the cannibal, President. John W. One. of Meriden; l experiment.
soldiers of King Leopold; I have secnl
these soldiersscourltig through the for I
exits and. after catching a number of mour, of Bridgeport: Francis Steven- perfect satisfaction.
I We
BEFORE YO U BUY A
Brass or Iron Bedstead
(‘all and see us.
our productions are not
We hays been making 8er and Beddi'n'gd'or iii years and
THE CHEAP KIND
We don't believe
use. the very best
cu}.
in them. We build Bedsieads to wear.
Tubing and been her that will not turn dull or peel oif.
.Wc make all sorts of Bedding. Pillows, Down Quilts, Divans. Box Couches,
They do wear. We
will lake ple‘asnre In showing our goods and quoting you prices even
though you don't make a purchase. .
w
CHAS. P. ROGERS CO. Manufacturers
Established In 1855.
FISHING AND GAME CLUB.
Prominent Conecticat Men Meet and
Elect Officers.
BRIDGEPUR'l‘. April 6,—Tbe Mela-
betcboiiaii Fishing and Game Club of
the United States and Canada held Its
lwt‘nlyluilf‘lii annual meeting and elec-
tion of officers at the Atlantic hotel last
evening.
The following officers were elected:
vlcc-prcsldent Dr. George 1.. Porter. of
Bridgeport: sieward‘s. Morris W. Sal'-
Flttn Avenue and gist Street Now York
. -
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN.
l T“
lAre Greatly Pleased Over Changes
i That Are Now Being Made.
The locomotive firemen employed on
the rallroudare greatly pleased over
several important changes which are
being made and which benefit them
greatly. During the winter months
the men have imp] bed ,of the qual-
.ity of (oat that was lag used as an
The company Is fast
'sholisiilng this grade and substitute.
ing a grade that Is giving
At one time it
men whom the government wanted on son and George H. Wilcox. of Merlden. i looked as if the then would put in a
laborers. Kalilif hwl)’ With the cap-lJolin C. Chamberlain was reelected petition for a change of coal. as It
tives tied together by ropes arountll
their necks. ‘Raidsupon villages are;
being constantly made, some of the poo.
pic are klllcd and eaten, others are our
rid away into captivity and sold, others
arc forced into military service. I can
buy all the slaves you want at Ililebo,
iii no allti‘fll'l’fl piece.
"When these raids are made the.
most awful (-riieltii-s are practiced. iii-l
Iltlt‘t‘llt women anti children are killed
or capiurcd. bands are cut off to be
ttikeii back In the while Iielglati oili-
ccrs to show that ”W work has been
We“ ilfllli' and great ncctlons nrc being
.lcimpuliitctl..= ‘(liie of these raids was
made near one of our mission stations.
One of our missionaries went to the
scent: and counted iii hands out off and
the Belgian officers; 45 dead bodies
were" counted lying nearby.
"The Belgian government makes the
usual stereotyped denial of these ('Ilal".
gos. l have seen personally the gov-1
ernor of the Congo State. He will do‘
nothing. I have been-in the palace of
the King of Belgium and have seen the
most prominent officials of the Congo
government. . They won't do anything.
The. English government is'greatly in-
terested in the situation. At the re
quest of Lord Linudmlowe {preferred a
statement of snob outrages .as had
come under my own observation.
"Consul Roger‘Cssement, as.k‘.ngllsh
and actipgfiwl ‘In nestason alive in
the Congo Slate, as in t mod ‘a tour
of investigationand his re t. in the
bands of our government, at Washing-
ton. presenteda most deplorable situa~
tion of affairs. . As I..K0\'9|'IIBIGIII we
do. owe something. to the 20,000,000 of:
black people in. the Congo State. What
are we goln'g'fo do?” ' '
PIRATING POLEY'O HONEY AND
TAR
Foley 5 Co.. Chicago. originated
Honey and Tor as a throat and lung
remedy, and onac not of the great
meriLaod ‘populsri of Foley's Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's Haney
and Tar and refuee any substitute of-
fered so no other preparation will give
the some “defection. It is mildly loit-
ative. It contains nolopieteo and Is
safest for children and delicateper
eons. Sold at Piaioied'e drug store. “
, t'?‘...""*'—-..,u .
COMMISSIONER .m essnhhov.
., roan. April. l.—Oowrnor§
today appointed Arthur
L.» klneon,otDoabnry. tobsom.
has new m’ ‘ .
will assume odice on June 1 for three,
year‘s. s .t«' ‘ ~ . . '
suit Mariel-rm! Monsoon.
More than half of'iiionkin: over and
t of age .from ,. on
film “5% was. .i‘it‘iil
. _ teg . .
moonuolrondw Foley's Kidney
Cure should be taken at the first sign
of danger; as it correcte- irregular»
tleo d boo curedmony old men of
Li ‘ . Mr. Rodney Burnett.
Ito. writes: “I entered
Swim prootate'gland and kid-
treasiirer and secretary.
During the meeting resolutions on
the deaths of Major William Ii. Hinckli
and William 1). Bishop. of this city. and
Sit-pitch W. Kellogg. of Waterbury.
vycre adopted. A banquet followed the.
annual meeting. Among those present
were Frank N. Deiihsm. Walter C.
Bryant. David E. Read, Dr, 0. i.. Por-
ter. Morris W. Seymour, Orange Mer-
wiu. .loliit ll. Perry, John (7. Chamber-
lain and Ilctiry A. ilishop, of Bridge-
port: (‘oniptrollcr William E. Secley, a
guest of the club: Francis Stevenson.
Clarence I'. ilratlley. Judge Frank S.
Fay. George A. Fay. W. B. Cashcn and
eiiport. of Stamford. and E. G. Price. of
New Jersey.
A CURE FOR HEADACHE.
Atty Man. woman or child suffering
drowsy feeling should take one or two
of Derit's Little Early Risers night
and morning. These famous little pills
are famous because lhey are a tonic
as well as it pill. While they cleanse
the system they strengthen and rebuild
It by their tonic effect upon the liver
anti bowels. Sold by Clldord Phar-
macy. - - . "
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AUSTIN JENNINOO SUES.
Austin Jennings, of Weetport. has
brought suit. -in,.lamagee against the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad for 8900. The papers were
filed. in the court of common pleas yes-
terday. The plaintiff alleged In his
action, that on March 14, 1898, sparks
from a "ossing locomotive set fire to
his born. or store house and destroyed
the building and its contents. The ac-
tion is brought by Attorney 1". D. Keel-
er and the property of the defendant
:1“ attacked by Sheriff Shannon for
1.000.
ABSIILIITE
Genuine citrus; unit
.i
mummbrmre'ond after taking‘
two , .lloloy'o Kidney Care I Moo
roof 'I* have for tweatyl OED PAD
MUWInmllyeonold ~-,t. .
eonst « .
l Plaisted‘s dr
proved a hardship therewuh to keep
.up it high presslii'c. of steam. The
lilompiiuy has intercepted the wish of
ithc men by making the change.
i THE BEST FAMILY SALVE.
; Dchtt’s Witch Hazel gives Instant M
‘lleI‘ from Burns. cures Cuts. Bruises.
Sores. Eczema. Tetter and all abras-
ions of the skin. In buying Witch
lilazel Salve It Is only necessary to
see that you get be genuine DeWitt's
and a cure .is cer ain. There are. many
. cheap counterfeite on the market, all
of which are worthless. and quite a few
'j are dangerous. while DeWItt's Witch
. w. a. Hall, of illeritlt-ii; John H. Dav- t Hazel Salve is perfectly harmless and
5 f‘llf‘r’itl. Sold by oitsord Pharmacy. "
i YALE DIET souso LEAVES.
. new HAVEN, April I'm-«The Yale
I diet. squad composed of soldiers of the
. from headache bIIIotisness or a dull.., regular army. who-have been the sub
3 jot-t. of food experiments by Prof. Chit-
tentou of Yale for the last six months,
left town this afternoon. They will‘
first to Washington and then to t.
fouls. where most of them will be
given hospital corps service at the ex-
poaitldu for six months. ..
l A THOUSAND fiouan's worms
0F ODD.
"I have been afilcted with kidney and
bladder trouble. .for years. passing
lgravel or stones with excruciating
pain." says A. if.» Thames», a well
known coal operator of Buffalo. O..‘,‘i
got no relief from medicine until I be-
gan taking Foley‘s Kidney Care. then
the result was surprising. A few doses
started the brickdnst-Iike‘ substance
and now I have no pain across my kid-
neys and I feel like. a new man. It hoe
done me 81.000 worth of good." Foley's
Kidney Care. will cure every form of
.Itidney or b, dder disease. Sold at
O.
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Norwalk Chronicler