[bay :aaocuuarloa. f
if
A “'4. t h full
‘91"? N y my ti. as arhpr
idiomatic! it."
my 'iilild 'and
. ; toenth day of April. in the year
t f‘thrd. One Thousand Nine Hun-
. v: fill your; and the independence
' United States. the one hundred
ABIRAM CHAMBERLAIN.
Excellency's command,
CHARLES (i. it. VINAL.
L INTEREST MANY.
dnéy and bladder disease
:form. and will
ban these organs so they will tax service at 7:45.
their functions properly.
until u dollars.
. Whoa the agitator exploded. the lop.
washiowll over loo feet into the air.
:htll'tiing oil being scattered over abotlt
ton’acros of land. buildings and ms-
aoe'ed to burst into flames, whichl
been burning steadily cvllr since.
{Three 37.000 barrel tanks have blown
their tops on and are burning. Flames
“from them about illto tllc ull'. fully 200
at».
The .No. .‘I refinery of the Gilli Refill-
Ih‘"comllall.v is I-flltl to be the largest
Independent. refinery ill the world and
the ingest of any character in Texas.
It in capitalized at 81.000000 and con-
trolled -by i'ittsbnrg capitalists.
_.~.. .. . -__.—
A THOUSAND DOLLAR'S WORTH‘
_ “I ave been amt-led with kidney and =
hind er trouble for yeals. passing;
gravel or stones with
in}: says A. ll. Thurnes, a well
oni Operator of Buffalo. 0. "It
ll‘ef from medicine until I be; .
talking Foley's Kidney Cure. then i "‘
ltrwuiallrprlsing. A few doses
_ the brlclt-dllstdlkc substance
andhow [have no pain across my kid-
pcia and I feel like a new man. it has
finite me 81.000 worth of good." Foley's '
up”, Carotwili cure every form of
.v or bladder disease.
ted's drug store,
bw.-—o-——.———h
'uicEMAN WENT ON A sense.
1. a i L . . . . _ '-
Tb’tl Olson-m Friend. A Sateen Keep-l
'EMthoanondition is Critical.
'NSW’YURK. April
Inioahv. a policeman. is under arrest
a Med with shooting his friend, Otto
”pullback. a saloon keeper. early to-
16.—Daniel .l.
' .“‘ Mille‘th
.. NER a.utplnap.~
.. "1- RD. cult. ..
silo poem pellet . froth ’d‘eicrfp:
b. be Bay Fahey. who esca _
pg, 'ule recut prison
I "C. in“ 'lflliflélf in
can conviott? got
the guards and
‘tbé prison along lina
CHURCH so'rlcns.
METHODIST
First Mcthtaltst" Episcopal Church.
. l'.—doverttor. Rev. W. W. ‘7‘. Duncan, pastor—0:30 a.
m.. class lltt‘t ling: 10:30 a. m.. sermon,
"Tilt Wayof l'l‘tlfilltil'ltylu 13 m.. Silu-
flay school and Men's lilhlc class: 0230'
in. m.. Young People's melting: 7:.‘iol
. p. m.. in colon. ' A Wedding of tile tild-
culinary. Abirllm Chamber-I in Tune." Special music for the day
‘ "pr. a Proclamation.
.- l and but“ of Canberra-ail
/ trotthc chief executive to'
witty in each year for the
trees and birds. is ollc which:
. mund'itself to every lover of
hilt! I am pleased to name Fri-
,1 as "Arbor and Bird Day.“
' sensual we are forcibly re-
>tha wisdom of this measure.
. ‘ out the people of tilis state
' ,Zday. to give the mailer especial
‘ ‘ i would ask parents and
' . to impress upon children tile
.l ty of planting and protecting
shrubs. and urge them to
a: it our domestic and wild
will be: Prelude. Meditation ill (i. Le-
mlllgrl : uutllt .ll. “Rock of Ages." Wur-
ri-ll: solo. "Lead Kindly ngllt." l’ill:'
stl'ltl; postlutle. l'roccasionul March.
Gltlrand. Evening. I’reltldc. iteverle
l’lilflll'l‘; anthem. "Abide 'With Me."
Illllllby; Mlltl. "The Lost Chord." Sill-1
,llvlln: solo and double qllurtettc.
"loitit‘. Lute. So Lutez" Postiutll. l’l'alu-r V
dilllll ill ti Major. Bach.
Norwulk hitlllotllst Episcopal Church,
Rev. 1.. K. Moore. pnstor.~—Mornlug
prayer service. 0:30 ll. m.: service with
sermon at 10:30 a. or: Sunday school
and plum class. 12 m.: lllpworth Leil-
glle service. 0:30 p. in; evening ser-
vice with scl'lnou. 7:30 p. in. Music
for the day: Qllili'ittft‘. "Dreams of
Galilee." Morrison: solo for soprano.
“Crossing the Ital-.f' iiehrepti: quar-
tette. "loll Who Modest Earth lllld
lilavell." Tolltills: qullrtette. "Nowi
the Day is Over." Marks.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. licv. ill. (‘lllllllllglullll. pastor.
Morning service. 10:30 a. nl.: preach-
iing by tile pastor; Sunday school. 1:.
i an: Epwortll League. 6:30 p. m.. tople.’
'i‘he Transforming Power of Christ.
leader. Prod 11. Field: evening service.
. lzflll p. m.. preaching by pastor.
Knight Street A. M. E, Church. Rev.‘
i A. C. Ayier, pastor—Preaching service
V person should know that good. by the pastnr at 10:45: Sunday schmll
'in‘lpossible if the kidneys are] will be held immediately after the
Foley's Kidney Care will' morning service and Christian Endea-
ln vor will take place at 7 o'clock. being
led by Mrs. Sarah Townsend. Preach-
The choir will tell-
- Not der some Very choice selections. Seats ‘
. of Bright's disease or diabetes: are free and all are welcome. -
. oley‘a Kidney C-llre‘ls taken .
. "00““ at Plaistod's drug store. "
AGITATOR EXPLQDED.
CONGREGATIONAL
Soulh Norwalk (.‘ollgregatlolull. West
street and West ayemle. Rt‘l'. Lewin.
l-‘l'ullk illlcll. pastas—10:30 u. m.. sil'—‘
. ,_ . _. . ‘lllflli. Knowing God; 12 m.. llilllc
iflflulted in Loss of Oil Refinery Plant '
'. Estimated at 8500.000.
school. t'llristlan inquiry. honour and
. . i .lcllllillgs ('lllllHI :i p. m.. H. ll, Spoonl-r.‘
BEAUMUNI‘. '11.an. m..-n lq;_.—Th(\; secretary of the Connecticut ’l‘cnlpcr-
h“aphglon of an nghatiyr at the No.‘3 our" l'llloll. ivill address til nlcetilll.’
Mnery of the Gulf Refilling Company
Cit Port Arthur has resulted til the al-
"tlhfligloiul destruction by fire of the
fi’ ‘I'ofllltil'y'. with a loss of nearly half a
> Three men were ill-
1 ‘ono fatally. while fighting flames.
, It portion of the. refinery where the
higher grades of oil are, refilled. was
. ‘ The tire is still burning.
1nd)“ no time. has it been under con-
”11 “A Fatal (‘olltestf' 7:30 p. m.. illi-
lll-css. “Mull. A Fool " Morning. miter:
ic: ()l-glln l’l't‘llltl” lil ll. lA‘illiligl‘t'Iv
qllnl'tlt. 'l‘c ill-urn ill ll Minor. llllck:
soprano solo: organ l’ostltliit‘ in l‘.. l)Il--‘
ilois. l‘:\'t llillg. 1llli‘4lt‘2 t)rgall Prelude;
ill 1‘2. Illilliililili! nulll'tet. .livcll hie.'
Wurl'cu: 0 flliltlw‘llillt' Light. lint-k;
God. to Whom We Look l'p illlndly.
Chadwick: organ Postllldc. Eddy.
:APTIST
South Norwulk Baptist Church. itcv.
ii. it. t‘arpenter. pastor—Morning wor~
ship to 10:30. with preaching by that
pastor. the first sermon til the series!
.ll t‘llllstlun Steuardsllip. a study of its
principles. privilege..- illlil obligations;
l'i‘opic. God the Absolute Power-Mail.
Dependent Upon (iod: Billie school ill.
I'.’ m.: Young People's meeting :lt‘
tizilti p. m.; evening service at 7:30.
The pastor has also arranged a serlcsl
of six Sunday evening sermons ubolit‘ . . . . .. . - . .
famous women—Women and Christ-i hm“ back in “I“ indlan ”Hm” SW“
innlty. :1 study of the progress of wom-i
all. under the influence of (.‘llrist's'
religion. April 17~vClenpatra or Pagan.
Woman. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend these services.
Morning music: Anthem. Fear 'l‘iloll
Not. (trey: offertory. soprano solo.
(‘ollle l‘llto Mc. (‘oenclr Evening:
Anthem. Art Thou Weary? Jackson:
offertory. bass solo. hir. Stanley.
First :laptisf t‘hurcll. Norwaik, l). W. i
I Tnlmage \‘an Driven. pastora-i’ruyd'
meeting at 10:00 a. lll.: sermon at l0::l0
m.: it. 1‘. l’. 1'. meeting at 6:30 p.
. m.: sermon at 7:30 p. at. Prayer ser~
vice Thursday. at 7:30 p. m.'. suits
free. A cordial welcome to all who at-
tend these services.
Grace Baptist Church. Rev. D. C.
Thomas. pastor—~11 u m.. preaching;
3:30 p. m.. sacred concert by the Sun-
..'tltl.\' school. a line program having
'lu-cn prepared for the occasiour 0:30
.P. m.. l'. P. S. C. E. mil-ting: it p. m..
,pl'caclliug. All welcome.
‘ EPISCOPAL
Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. Rom-
llly l". llumpllrles. rector-Holy Com-
munion. it a. m.: morning prayer and
sermon. it a. in: evening prayer and
sermon. 7:30 p. m.
_ Grace Church. Rev. James Benton
.fifinb‘c“ ‘0 l“ 3 critical COM Werner. rector.-——Seconti Sunday after
. y___lnld .allpthér'pollcc-JE' I. . l . . .
. in full uniform, Went'on‘a'sproelmxmfig Ceielrltiou M 8 oclock.
" treat to a‘ pleea‘tr'hcre
‘- is sold- ‘y by the.)
< i to serve drink! the
wn poicplnal
drawing ills revolver
" .- kw the floor.‘ As the frightened
«ran-toward the rear of the store.
‘ is. allegednpulied his. re:
._ ,ha rod libertine mall. Dlsten-
_ . t. owev’er. had stepped in front of", . t r --m
‘- ...j wunmndttba o-uetlougealn his‘ ° 0“ °
and sermon at 7:30. ‘
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
lthé Gates of My?" ' >
CHRI‘TIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society.
room opei wine
from nos ‘p.‘r’r’l' ‘
3 N LUTHERAN.
l. a .. .
18t. Peter'snemj Lutheran Mia-
slolt. chapel. North. n Itreet. Rev.
Karl Kannada. match—Service with
ht” _ Sandor 19.11091
as,
o
‘li'
l rill-smug liter
a heavy and rich meal will
be unattended b discomfort
or sickness'if.
to bed, you will take
3 Beep,
Pills
Sold Everywhere. In boxes 100. and 260.
for: going
.\\'Ilrll by way of New lirltlllll. going!
1 illillcc to l’llllllvllie and from there to
'l"ili'iillllflttlll, and then no the, New;
.liurlford lll'lliit'll to Pine Meadow.‘
Caaea Made by Judge; whore ('(lfilltt'tltlll is llilltlt‘ with the.
A. T. Roraback.
ill the superior civil
SUPERIOR CIVIL COURT. ‘ H
i Assignment of
Atlt‘llm" will be run direz-t irolll Boston to tile
Itall- (‘ntalttll mountain resorts in this way.
way & Lighting (‘o.: :5 p. m.. William] hint-hing Hartford by way of the New
nailing. .li'.. vs. Joseph ll. Bradley; l. England and then titling out as inti-
Atldrcw l'. Wuhemnn vs. town of; “mind ubovo.
ill'ldgeport et ll|.:
l lrlly W. lit-id: .Incoll Wagner. rs. Wil-
\Vt‘tlllOfItllLV—T"\Vllllalll
vs. Della Wells et nl.; Julia Alexander;
vs. N. l'.. N H. &
jury. lJltlif'. (irancr vs.
H. (t H. 11. it. (10.: Caroline M. Blit-
lon. admllllstratrlx.
iron works: H. A. Moyer vs. the t‘..
W. Hall Carriage Co.
'l‘hllrsday-—Goorgo w.
Nellie M. Kreuger: jury. Charles PS.
the N. l'.. N.‘
. add (lllf- mile to the run. while it would
Manufacturing Co; State of Connecti-
cut vs. Annie .1. Culbano et at; Wilev
n. lilackman vs. the (lollmctlcut (‘oll-
slructlou (10.:
batik vs Maria 1. il‘crris.
'z':lcililics have hitherto been bandi-
t), Mi‘i’helcmcy vs. Ellery J.' iiicPIlel--
. York and Boston expresses over thc
A motinil to call in a jury will be
I llcuyi at short calendar. Friday. April
"" . «my Wily for these trains.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
lilil) MEN‘S MINSTRELS NEXT . ”91.. says: “i suffered (for years with
The well-known people at the Red:
Men‘s Minstrels. given by I'ncus Tribe‘
in l-loyt’s Opera House. Thursday and
Friday nights. next week, with new
acts and funny doings nre Mutt Weller.
the German comedian.
lltlllKlils. ill acrobatic comedy. Lent and
which proves they have spared no cx-
l. pellse and time to make this, their first .
lllllnslrcl. a big sucress.
tail of the fun making fellows of the
tribe with the best songs and llp~lo-
Dr. L. .\i. \l'olt’.
Frank Preece. High t‘.
the new opening. with lit-;
Reed. the leader and own-
er of his big lllillstrel trtulpe.
l George iiil‘st.
. ably good showing. inasmuch us while
'. it takes ill some of the months of heavy
'l‘llureday afternoon at 2 o'clock—ditty
lllack Suakn Indians from the West on
now on sale by all members of linens
RYAN MONDAY NIGHT.
The coming of Ryan and his coni-
- puny to Hoyt‘s Theatre. for till-cc days j .\‘ct ..................... 7.295.522
't‘Ililiillf llclug
itllc cvent of the season“
[company is the some as when he gave
.xucll unbounded satisfaction the fill-l.
of the season. and anyone missing any i illyidellils -------------- 3306-443
'ol‘ the Ryan productions will surely l'e- ’
met It. as this will positively lll. his
. Gross .................... 82R.~l?£,133
. Operating (‘Xllt'llN-s ....... 21,182,011
be ‘ Other income .......... 335,1th
Total income . . . . . . . . 7.030.676
Deductions from income .. 1.577.654
Balanci- .............. 3.053.022
. taxes and dividends have been paid. of
{coining five months of the railroads
ltiscal year its accounts will have lhe
. the increased freight business which is
i throwing open of the Pougllkeepsle
I bridge route to the west.
‘Divlsion between Hopewell Junction
prayer and sermon at. 10:30;
Sunday school at noon: evening prayer , '
’ last appearance hero 'for'lt least two
years. as his time Is all contracted for
now for'the next two years. in all the
large cities of the country. During his
three days here. he will present
following strong plays:
' Camr‘s Return; Tuesday night.
his production of TheDrury Lane Lon- . '
itho evening Mr. T tor will speak upon t’don'lauccesa. The Great Ruby; special
matinee Wednesday.
famous comedy.
.Weduesday nigh
Adrent Christian Church. Van Zandt.
W street. Elm Norwalk. Rev. .I. w. Da-
vis. pastor.-Rev. George E. Tyler. of
Bristol. Conn. "will preach In cachange
with the pastor. Morning mule. "Our
Christ. the Foreigners Saviour." In
Monday at. t.
Nit Goodwin's
The Gilded Fool; '
t. his masterpiece..ln-
hail Pass Through
spank—Molar 3unda$ service at
‘gl% Veadln'g‘Rootn‘. Masonic bathing.
a fact. April li.‘ "Probation fter
29!! Death." Testimony meeting Wednes.
day. at 8 p. m. To-botb services the
public .is. cordially Invited. ‘Readlng
public each week day
~P|RATING FOLEY'O‘ HONEY AND
Foley 8: 00.. Chicago. originated ‘
Honey and Tar as. a threat and tub!
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity at Foley's Honey
y_ihl1tatinna=.‘al‘a‘ offered
_ 9AA“ for Foley
and Tar afld‘l‘atuu‘mny. substitute of.
fared as no otharpt'eparationl‘will lva
the same ' om low It la‘lnlhlly ax-
ative. it" n'ta'idtl
r aathayaalathlahaalthyltomadl.
opiate-mil tl
«from delicate pen
I“ ”W“ am; 99°" ”
l. wl'rl-t’a‘ascoanr:
{ultra} .l ...i 7':
l’ iii-lever some
spasm-ran.
. y, » April ~_1a.-.-'
from; . “ ‘mrli
. .._--.m
Nat” IRITAIN ON MAIN LINI.’
Ail Eanrasa Trains 3n Hartford Dlvla-
ion to Pass Through That City. I
sl-verlll Important changes are ill
f'tlntt'mlllutioll' by the nlllllllglnlent oil
the New York. le iiuven a ilurt-l
ford Railroad (‘olnpuny to the north of"
here. l'rcllllllliury surviys ulld calcu-
'liiiltlllt-l are now being l"iiilt‘. and if
they result satisfactory. Ii .12: probuu
lille that the through trullls over the
llld t‘oulleetlcut \Vcslern road will'
[well be running bill of the l‘nlon stu—
'ii‘lll ill Hartford. and go over a new
; l'llllit for a part of the way. i
it is understood that the plan will!
b:- to send tllrm ollt of Hartford wont“
('tdlllectlcut Wrstcrn, This will add'
court .t'ulilt'f' about four miles to £111 already clr-t
day the following assignment "I 088"" t-llitttus haul. but it will avoid severe
“'9“ "”“ll' '1" Judge A~ T: R"”‘l’al‘l‘.ltl‘ntlca and make the trip easier.
for trial Ill that court:
it is expccli-d that through cars
llrsides this important change. it its
reported also that it is ill the works
to shift the main line between l-iart-.
lord and New Haven. so as to take
New lirltulu ill. Tl'llllls under those
conditions would run from Hartford
out to New Britain and then tllrli
toward llerilll .alltl rejoin there what
it now the main llllt‘. 'l‘hls woald not
cut out at y station and it would only
add much to the accommodation of
(.110 of the most important places on
till road. New Britain has n popula-
tion 'of some H.000 and its I'aiil‘outi
l'.".lllli :l by the fact that it has been off
the main line of the Hartford divi-
:.ioll.
The change. it will be noted, will
not ncccirl‘atc the time of the New
Hartford division. bllt the Shore Line
lolllc seems to hr the natural and
a s....
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Ilalm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plnlsted. F. ii. Bar-
ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy. "
SURPLUS WAS ABOUT 3250.000.
Consolidated Railroad Earnings for
Seven Months After Laat An-
nual Report.
All unofficial Sillit'lilt‘lll of tile carn-
lllgs of the New Yolk. New Haven &
Hartford railroad for the seven months
ending on Pl‘ll. I. has been colllplicd.
which it is considered makes a rcnsml
passenger earnings of last summer. it
also includes some of the months of
the season of the dull frelgllia of last
winter.
The statement is as follows:
Surplus . . .. .......... 210.573
This allows a surplus after charges.
about a quarter or a million. For the
benefit of the early rush of summer
passenger business. of the heavy
freight business which was experienc-
ed tiurlng all of last month. and also of
coming to the‘blg system now from the
The donblcdracking of the Highland
and Stormvlllc is going rapidly on to
accommodate freight traffic. which Is
phenomenal there for a single track
road. Tile necessity for double-track-
ing east to Hawleyviilc is already pre-
dicted. A remarkable freight conges-
tion in resorted front Mlddletown.
Sour . . .
t; Ste 111 no It
Ito appetita. has at strength.
mugs. headsets. mica.
'tlad .braath. [antral liability. sour lia-
Inga.andcatarrhof mammalian
all duo to Indigestion. K060i 'ouna.
aanuthonaturaljulouddlpatlon
indignation. This new diacovaq upra- .
t
_.__.x-._ .. _ .-...... ..- .._..._ . .-____
STRATFORD OYSTER COMPANY
SOLD?
Buyer Believed to Be the Lewis Oyster
Company.
the Stratford Oyster Compally has sold 1.
lically contirmcri,’although he declaiu
ed that as yet he had received no of-
Iiciul notification to that effect. A spe-
cial meeting of directors was called
Monday night at which the proposition
to sell was considered. It was made
through Albert Lewis. who at the. same.
time stated that he was not then at lib-
erty to divulge the name of tile pros-
pective purchaser.
The Lewis Oyster Company may
have been the successful bidder. Strat-
ford Oyster (‘o.. owns about 100 acres
of the best seed beds in this section
and whoever secures the property will
have a valuable tract of orator lulld.
enemas
flu Klntl for Halo AIVIIIS‘Billlgili
Bears the
Signature of . , ‘ M4
TAXES ON CORPORATIONS.
Over 3700.000 to be Distributed to the
Several Towns of the State.
From the office of the state treasur-
er there was mailed to the treasurers
of the towns the checks for the
amounts to which the towns are cu-
tltlcd from the taxes on the stocks of
national and state banks. trust and in-
snrance companies. The total am~
hunt to in; distributed is $711,580.90.
The figure the preceding year was
Stiul.116.73.
Tile increase for this year lit the
amount of the tax is 857370.17. show-
ing an increase of 35.747.017 in the va-
lue of the stocks enumerated.
SPRAINB AND BRUISES QUICKLY
CURED.
When .yotl get a sprain or bruise val-
uable time may be saved by promptly
applying Chamberlain's l’aill Balm to
the. injured parts. it will cure a sprain
ill one-third the time required by the
usual treatment. Last. winter Herb.
W. Edwards. of Des Molnes. lowa. got
a fall on an icy walk. spl‘alnlng his
wrist and bruising his knees. “The
next day." he says. "they were so sure
and stiff I was afraid i would have to
stay in bed. but i rubbed the parts
. well with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
. and after a few app ications all sore
nasa had disappea . i feel that this
bottle of Pain Balm saved me several
days time. to say nothing of the suffer
ing." For sale by Btlllaon Powell Cor-
poration. Clifford Pharmacy. Pierce‘s
Bridge Pharmacy. Zeitfuss Pharmacy.
. O.
WEICHERT'S BODY SENT HOME.
DANBURY. ~Apl'li 16.——Word was
received by .i.- Fred Welchert. the
father of blast. Weiehert. who was
- .lflllefl on the battleship Missouri. Wed-
mum with the was known tonic
menu llamas...»
- L
and constructive proportion Rodd. l
' ‘fia expect“ to tart-ire here Sunday
-;ntghL - The funeral of Liam. Wetch-
neaday. that the body of'rbts son had
:boenr-ablppad from Pensacola and it
dlgaatloaaudmdlobaubiafmo-
ramodym all stomach «culling
’ um“ put l g. awning
Willaatalnacb. '
postman: '
v...
lolliei-
'F
.iwll. Nombcrisaopleasantuni,
;lts principles. privileges and obithtlou
law be held )lfunday. The loch] latit-
m“!"“‘t'_‘|ti - ". .
Lchaaaaatalawcooanéaausnv.
l N I W”$Lmaa
" a m it . a ' a 's
Cough m* t“ balt‘made for
colds." w- Hrs. Cora.Watkal-. of Por-
terville. California. There Is no doubt
about its Martha-imp No other
‘renlodfiwlll cure a cold so quickly. NF
” “paused preventive of poem
Ito take. "the” are good roas-
‘o‘ua whyw-hoahl be interred many
others 7'TIIB fact is that few people
{are “all with any other after hav-
ing ones used this malady. For sale
by - tiilaua~Powall . ration. Clif-
‘ “r Pittman. H image Phar-
”‘1.“ttuu Pharmacy. 1.
“T r cums? PITIIL aaalvsa.
or. has ia—ns
' madcap-
in popular favor because of its good-
ness-its unvarying quality keeps it up. Over
Creme—~50 anywhere.
It's worth it anytime. ,
is Largest Seller, muse World.
a million sold daily.
KILLED ONE; WOUNDED TWO.
DENVER. Colo. April lb‘.—-All uni
own man has shot and itlllcd a man
named Schowitz. and seriously wound
.n.-cured Dr. fiapghmilll and another man
Beauty ‘ near lltllllilSVlllC.
Steel a blue r boll Boston bull dog.|l"-‘“" "1”?“ t0 “”0““ SCh‘WliZ
ollt but the name of the purchaser “‘lowncd by Dr. Frank Abbott. of New: with several others later started
withheld. ill consultation with a di- ' Yorlmhil active number of the Atlm].i])11i‘l~'11li of Sciiowltz's assailant.
leclor yesterday the report was prac- up (fut (‘lllb mm .1... Collectlcllt Cat they came llpou him tllf‘ fugitive open-
Club. was m a Mum! chair. willie Dr.““l fire. wounding the doctor and anoth-
ileardsley filled cavities In his . '
lower front teeth with gold and put on ’ l“ 3“”-
DOG IN DENTIST’S CHAIR.
l
lBoaton Bull Haa Teeth Filled withikn
Gold and Crowns Put On.
STA .\I FORD. April
it is current gossip ill Stratford that ; hm"-S Ur. liaugllmau had
He was captured and placed
Scilowitz expired before the
pursuing party returned.
Beauiy Steel is it ferocious looking“ 'm
compactly built beast. and at first not
made it howl over the operation.
MEN PAST SIXTY iN DANGER.
More than half of mankind over six-
the dentist by outlillg a towel into his' 13' years of are suffer from kidney and
mouth managed to prevent the aillmalihlfl‘ldi‘r (“SONIN‘S- "8118”." Gillfll‘iif‘lllt‘lll
closing his jaws. and then had him at ! of prostate gland. '1‘th is both painful
111.. mm 1.00,, (paged to? and dangerous. and Foley's Kidney
struggle and before the operation way Cure should be taken at the first sign
{of danger. as It corrects lrrcgulari~
ties and has .cllrcd many old men of
this disease.
over his gold: Rock Port. Mo. writes: “I suffered
l with enlarged prostate gland and kid-
a» any trouble for years and after taking
"ti two bottles of Foley‘s Kidney Cure I
feel better than
rears. although 1 am now 91 years old
Sold at Plalsted's drug store.
half done was as gentle as a kitten.
When the towel was removed from
his month he strolled about snapping
his paws no if ill pride
"it's my first experience filling
dog's tectll." said Dr. Beardsley.
temperament and]
didn't feel it necessary to administer
an nencr-ihetic or to call on a veterin-
tPREST. MITCHELL IN COLORADO.
PUEBLO. Colo..
AN lNCH OF TRUTH. . . .
ilr. David Kennedy's new medicine, I. ocnt. John Mitchell. of the United Minn
Calcurn Solvent. has been successful in ‘. Workers' 0‘ America. ‘5 expected ‘0
cases which have bullied good doctors: :reacb here today to confer with the
and what It has done it may be trust- officials and strike leaders in the or-
Whetber your trouble l 8010mm)“-
1... “m.. or chronic the result will mithat the strike ill the southern fields
the same: only in old cues you must be: WI“ be settled.
faithful and patient.
atloll and a free sample bottle write to
the Calcura Company.
cd to do again. There is every indication
For filli lnformv
ARE YOU A DYSPEPTIC?
If you are a dyspeptic you owe if to
Rondout. N. l’..
u yourself and your friends to get well.
IN TORRINGTON.‘ friends because his disease soars his
disposition as well as his stomach. Ko-
dol hypepsla Care will not‘oniy euro
dyspepsia. indigestion and sour stom-
. acll. bill this palatable. reconstructive
t tolllc digeatant strengthens the whoio
digestive apparatus. and sweetens the
life as well as the stomach. When you
'takc Kodol Dyspepsia (litre the. food
you eat is unloved.
slmilated and its nutrient properties
appropriated by the blood and tissues.
Health is the result.
SNOW FALL
TOitRiNUTON. April 16.—Snow be-
gall to fall here. at 1:30 after slight.
The ground in the both
oogil is covci‘cd with an inch of snow.
while the early arrivals from the ru~
cal districts report nearly two inches
LA DIES.
M; "illif‘h'riil‘i'é‘éi'm olph
BURNS PROVE FATAL.
ANSONIA. April lG.-—Noule McCar- JENKINS'
thy. the five year old daughter of Mrs.
Charles McCarthy. of Columbia street.i
died yesterday front the effects
burns she received earlier in the day.
The little girl was loft'almle in the
house and her clothes caught fire from
Site ran into the yard ablaze
and neighbors rushed to her assist‘
ance. putting out the fire. but only af-
ter she was severely burned.
A CURE EON HEADACHE.
rain showers.
DR. LIFIANOO'Iy It Is digested. as-
OOIPOIIID. ,
Sold by Clifford
RESlglgATION ACCEPT-
ST. LOUIS..Aprll 16.--Gov. Dock.-
lery has accepted thoroslguation .0!
M. Jenkins from tho Stato-
Board of Mediation and Arbitration.
Jenkins is under “.000 bonds.
ing the coroner's
death of Charles O'Brien. editor of the
American Celt.
THE BEST FAMILY SALVE.
Dertt's Witch Hillel gives instant re
Any Man. woman or child suffering ‘ lief from Burns. cures Cuts. Bruises,
from headache. blllouaness or a dull. . Sores. Eczema, Toner and all abras-
droway feeling should take one or two . ions of the skin. ‘
of Dertt‘s Little Early Risers_nlght - Hazel Salvo 'it‘ls only neoetaary‘; to
and morning. These famous little pills l sea that you get the genuine Detht's
are famous becausethey aroa tonic f and score is certain. There ate many
as well as a pill. -Whlla they cleanse. cheap counterfeit: on the market. all
the system they. strengthen aud‘rebulld l of which an worthless. and quite a; few
it by their tonic offact upon the liver 1 are danmau while'Dertt'a Witch
Hazel “In is partaetiyhamlea‘a and
by Olllord :Pbann
is blitz-alts
mot : 2
in buying .Witcll
' Sold by Clifford mic-i
. . a
train
’M‘ ll ‘ .3 Mi
1.19.3. . .
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