lighted .11de-
in Search for
-p—i---—-—-
Wdinl that the past win—
..lleon . unusually severe and
lie living in substantial
to found it difficult to keep
9i «gig-”7 hill“ two elderly
. v . . «Mm sc
d'beon‘l -»
. ' rccly any she
3 ' ' its the elements during the
- twinn'k These. ladies are Miss
$1} Hisrllaucy Hitch. They
the late Amzl Pcnnoyer.
'Jnmes A. Ritch, having
- . lisa Pennoysr. of New loa-
pgn‘e lsixty years ago.
isles Bitch own about forty
thud in the rear of the A. S.
, pe'rty. flout the street west
in- highway! The “house" is
"“3112" heft Wide and
to?
is rudely
consis‘ls of planks
“billiards. carpet and bark from
There are four sticks; or" bar
form the comma of the
he oil cloth..rag carpet and
m the roof, and with the ex-
of one .or two old beams as
. , pints been the only things’be
W' Mates of- the pen “during
' storms. and on several .oc-
was necessary. to place
he interior-Jo
a;
windows, th'i only one
hole in the 6nd 'fsdingfi the. street. .tht
A enou h 'to admit oue’s body.
is e is a .tcrn. piece
chipfl,w ch takes the pla'ce of
. llol‘cs Miles the boards are
. :11 th rags and stray The in-
1' dilllded' liltO' two apartments,
the. storing. of wood. which the
_ and split themselves, and
' til at d sleeping and living room
Thdlhuturyi of a. Wood flooring is only
i' Matthias lfilly: maul-{the
, . . 1)th a mm
11114121! Iglvfiodzti ich campsites
the 1111. '_ll lgilt-ll.
Weigh living near the hut,
‘Zlht. at beginning to attract
widespread attention. have, during the
Welles! weather, entertained grave
fear for their welfare; but each effort
to later to‘thelr comfort has been
resell: y declined by the sisters Al-
though friendly. they are not disposed
a ”1‘1“??? any one toobilgate them-
sei Ivs?
‘, grille gent-rid opinion about the
' eighlprhood that- the ladies are ec-
contriclnnd although on matters .per-
tnin'ingito nything but their properm
rnti 11111 enough. they are
'occ unions, to \ .
“citation as to '
. - es halls one and all been
.fifllsed. .
-busy themselves making head-
_ " slippers, which
the sondIlodI Brooklyn manufacturers,
. flowed canna-
. it Work for
their advanced years. Pro-
their coming to New Canaan,
in Brooklyn, and. believing
d an enemy who was damaging.
per‘ty, decided to protect it
1... .Each day. othey patmi
a about! the vicinity,
I heir supposed enemy,
MI in they rassert is constantly chop-
d carrylu's away lama.
‘ilf. All a‘matbe‘l of fact.
, bore have found. alter an inves-
h f’. trees have been Roll-g
e p "Ior revel-111' years,
what the sisters claim are fresh
01%Wig) fiomg‘} fro
oh'.
Eddington not
. the winter with com-
elfe'iiavitlt only the
I. .o thh odywdanoidsnloky.
~ 111111» oil store to keep' out the
' Ind 11ch”, dollopél‘ifn3 wood finali-
_ and prfo filing" other
“repairman: f
and recoil _
111115111111 hut. loclited in
111$an 'th‘is' lut,‘ located in
'. ”$151 "of nboutdorty sci-es
woodland, their per-
. commends arise
09.. have the ”New:
' m
£an Jlldupl Alberto T;
....l
‘ITWO BRANCHEI 0F
1' 11' Ill .
#3” ”fl 3...; Ma‘s is W.
)lf Judge Roraback Carl Arrsngo With
Chief Justice Torr-nee.
rabncll
nuke amour numb.“ ’11 Chief 39'
lice 'l‘oll'tulco there in ii cly to be two
branches of the civil superior court
4111 session lh lirldgcport before the
'lnourt your traditions to diapou of court
cases. the regular session. the other, a
hmclal‘scssion. to take up jury cases.
‘l‘lo- calling of this special allusion will
of murse depend on theno possibility of
Rolling 11 judge if the arrangements
can be made the special session with
the jury would pmballly be called
about the third week in May.
'. The necessity of making such an ar-
rnngemcut was disclosed this morning
at the short calendar session of the
civil superior collrt when the ques-
tloll of t‘fllllllu a jury came up for con
sideratlon before the bar meeting The
discussion showed that there was a
large amount of jury business to dis-
pose of. At the We time. there is
more than enough court business to
cceupy the attention of one judge un-
til the end of the court year the last
week ill June.
With the Presidential campaign in
mind the consciousness that. as a
result there would not be much doinl:
the first term of the next court year.
lawyers are now anxious to get their
cases disposed of'at this term of the.
court.
There-was 11 101111 list of assign-
lnoilis a week ago, but only one case
was finished and one other started.
Y estordny again the calling or the list
llmweu a host of cases ready for trial
lull there is no ooubt but what Judge
iloraback can be kept busy from 110w
ill llle end of the term. On the other
hand, the jury list is pretty well illl
ed up. There has not been any jury
.n this court in more than two years
and much businé'sa has accumulated.
In
it. was. finally agreed to lot "11'
mailer of calling the jury go over
until next week... in the meantime
lodge lloraback will see what can he
:lpnc in Itlle we.) of calling an extra
evasion for jury business.
A glance at the jury trial list shoes
but. there are a number of levy l-n
icrcslillg cases to be dispel-ell 01'.
Among those which am he mention-
'11 are. the following: i) Sherwood
Thorpe v.3 lloraco 11. Jackson and
ltllcrs: Betsey 'A. Victory vs. Dr. John
11.1.1. Budau. Elizabeth A. Fl'wln vs.
1.11m 11' McClellan David 11. llootllo
:5 Andrew Racial and the Connecticut
Railway an! Lighting company. lie:-
1rd. Hagen vs. the Stamford hospi
a] and Kate 1. Wilmot, adminil'ltl'a-
.‘lix 1's. Michael McFadden. .lr.
‘ The first three cases mentioned are
)llt of the usual line. D. Sherwood
Thorpe's action is 111 reality against
the Bridgeport Business Men's asso
rlation and is to test the validity of
its famous: 'poorI paling people's list
or “blacklist." as the complaint has
. l. in the second action, lictsey’A.
Victory wants big demo on from the
well known doctor for al cgcd breach
if promise. while in the third that
young itowayton..schonl teacher silos
her fmmcr principal for alleged slan-
lcr. 11‘ all) one. or all of these cases
come to trial ”101' Ml] furnlsll' some
mighty interesting reading lo the poo
ale of Bridgeport an vicinity.
BANJO CONCERT.
~—--—-r-
Fall‘s :Theatre Crowded to Greet Lo-
ICal Amateur Who Made Fine
Showing.
Polls Theatre was crowded
“light, the occasion being the banjo
'ontest between Fred Stuber. the
irol‘essional and. Miss Era» Collins of
his‘cily an alllateur performer. The
haileuge. it should be understood.
van not issued by Mr. Stuber. bill by
Vianagcl' Poll. and it was a courag-
~olls thin: for a young woman. and
.11 amateur at that. to act.- ept 11.51133
I:olllns is anclcc of (1. ii Bunnell
ml is a. pllpll of llanjoist Parlalld of
jaw. lork. She has played several
Imes at entertainments, but her up-
I'eul'anco lastmigllt was the first on
he vaudeville stage. There was a
nod deal nl‘ cxpcclancy iu the big
1 tudlence at the outcome. Naturally.a
:rent many of. the friends of the
cum: woman were present.
I. Accondiug to the rules of the con-
but‘ Mr, Stnben appeared first and
rlayell his usual two selections. Miss
follies then appeared and played two
'olecllmls. and while she did not pm
lute the large tone volume Mm the
'lstrumcut. as did Mr. Steuben, she
uickly demonstrated a high degree
1‘ technique and her playing awoke
urprise and enthusiasm n the house.
rhicll became thorou hly demon-
.trntive over her allowing.
Following the rules Mr. Steuben ap-
lcarcd again andsavc a fine exhibi-
on of his art. Miss Collins followed
lld played a very difficult selection.
he overture from "William Tell."
-~!lllcll Manager Poll said was as line
8 anything he ever heard judging
liram=techuique and execution, allow.
together- Bu immune fingering of the
last
1 Of course. that too. is a mat-
e o taste and judgment, for many
i delicate lingering work. Ae-
hi on the “dialed! Rushould {MN
been 3e last selection in the conga?
but applause was so? great a
with 11311 geld t3 Mulls This
limit1 she sang a. song and accompsm
Eel; lint-self cm the battle. and she- dems‘r
“' ohstrated um she is not only a banjo-1 : '
IN TRIAL. -.
April zit-Mos
Delaware. will?
lie! Mrs. Cordell;
trial-«coral
and
acks- the power of masculine ,
I. sir
'; 12i‘MdW
inflamm- 4:11:21. mural-fit nun 1.111
clicker-,1 noxious i
We.
METHODIST l
. it‘ll-st. Methodist I isuopnl Church.
Rev W. w. T Dun an, pastor~9z 30
n m., Sundayr morning 11...... 10: 30 a
n1., sermon he Three Fold Need or
the (‘ hurl-11:. 12 n1.. Sunday 1101100 11
Mon 11 11111111 class; ii: 80 p. m., Y0
Pooplc' 11 meeting; 7: 30 p. 111.. sermon.i
The M1111 Who Was- Abovo' ills Busi-
ness. The special music for the day'
will lnclndcr Morning, Prelude in (l.
Levy: nulhcul, (inward ()hrlsllnn Bol-
dlers: solo () Lord “1‘ Merciful; polli-
ludr. luptlnio; ovl-lllull. - Prelude,
1'11 uis h‘ldels. Mailly; anthem, Peace
1 man With You: lillHll. solo-vied:
solo, Trusting lll Theo; l'ostludc. Aile-
pro 111 (3, Mendelssohn.
Nurwnik Methodist Episcopal I
('llllrch. Rev. 1.. K. Moore. pastor-H
Morning plllyt r service at 9: 30 a. 111.,
service with sermon at 10: 30 a m.:
Sunday school and noon class 12 n1:
Ellwortll league service, ll: 30 Fp. 111.;
evening service with sermon. 7. 30 pl
111. Music for the day: Anthem. Tel
lloulll in 0 Buck: sole for soprano;
The J’ubllcllll. Valuiewnlcr; quar-
iclto, God Who Madcst Earth and
lleavon. i‘olluus: duct for soprano and
colltrltltoI Tho Vesper lltlurs. Shelley.
lt’llichl Street A. M. E. Churchw
itcv. Dr. Aylcrppreaclllng at 10:45;
Siluday school. 12:15. conducted by su-
pll'illtondcllt .l. 1) Taylor: Chllstian
Endeavor Service at 7 o'c,lock Ibelug
led 111 the lion. Mr. Mluton of Nor-
folk. \‘a.; evening preaching 7. 45 by
111'. Aylor. The choir has selected
some choice pieces for the occasion.
Seats are free and all are welcome.
CONGREGATIONAL
South Norwalk Congregational, 11e-
wlll Frank 11111111, 1). i)., pastor—10:30
ll. 111.. preaching; topic. “Greatness and
Glory": 12 111.. h en's (‘hrlHlllin lllqulrl'.
ltilliltml and Jennings Clubs and Bible
School; 7 :.o p. 111.. preaching topic.
The k‘llollshucss of Pl'H‘fif'lilllg'
[“ll'fil Congregational (‘hurch Nor-
wnlk. George 1). Hubert. pllslol'~—.\iorn-
lng service at 10:30, preaching by the
rumor; Sunday school 111 12:15: ('\'l‘ll'
lull service. at 7:110: introductory scr-
llloll 111 new series on Scotland. "A
lluucb of Heather." 1.. ll, 1\.. \lelrwu-
.lny at 3: Y. i". 3., Thursday at 7:30:
‘ll‘l'Ylf‘i‘ pl'cpul'lllol'y to the communion.
Thursday at K; Y. 1’. S. sociable, Fri-
in: 111. 11'. Music, Mol'llillu. l‘roludc,
“lull-min oi Allegro. from Sill Sonata.
Merkol: Jullllale in A. limit: duct.
Main l'iylllu. Thomas: buss Solo. 0
Thou ()lllnlpololll," Wallace; pomlllilo.
March in l), Guillnulll; evening. l‘l'c-
lude, Adagio from 3111 Sonata. Merkci;
No Shadows, Yonder. from The Holy
filly. (lone: soprano solo, ”0111‘ Yo. is-
11191! from Elijah; Meudclssolm: post.
llulc. pllrllillt'llflllfl. from Hill Sonata.
Merkcl. .
BAPTIBT
South Norualk Baptist. \‘i'csl, avo-
ullo. Rev. 11. l}. Carpenter. pastor -----
Morning worship 10:30, paslor will
preach second sermon Ill series on
Christian Stewardship; topic. “The
Accunlullllilm of Money For its ()\\'11
SalulI or Wealth Administered for
God's Glory; music. morning, To
Doom. illll'ry i't‘ppt‘r; oiil-l'tol'y. touol'
solo. “Fear Not \',c t) isrncl" lluck;
“lillt’Hi‘hlliilIIIZIHJ Y P. S. (‘J‘ 1.. blilll.
lopic. “The Third 'll'illl ol the \\ ol'd
'ucl'onuml Till-ouch Conflict." loader.
Mil-ls fialldln: evening: service. 7:311;
ii'i‘lllun. "i’alllu. or the Friendship 0i
\l'omau." second in series about id»
11101111 women: music, "The Lord is
King for Evcrmorc.“ Tl'owbl'lllgc; of-
l‘orlory. soprano and tenor duel. "Glory
lo Theo. My God. This Night"; quar-
tctlc. "My llcnvl-llly Home." l'rortor.
First liuptist Church. Norwalk. 1).
W. 'l‘almage You Down. postman—Pray
or meeting at 10 ii. 111.: sl-l'llloll 11: 10 110'
10:00 a. m.; sermon at.10:30: Sunday
Sunday school at 12; ll. Y. 1’. U. mcct-
int; at 6:30 p. 111.: sermon at 7:30 p.
m.: prayer service Thursday at 7:30 p_
n1. Seals free. A cordial Welcome to
all who attend these services.
EPIBCOPAL.
Grace Church. Rev. James Bentop
Werner, rectormThll'll Sunday after
Easter. Celebration of the Holy Com-
munion at 8 o‘c10ck: morning prayer
and sermon 111 10: 30: Sunday school at
noon; evening plavcl and sermon at
1:110 o ‘clock. i
Trinity 1‘ placcpal Church. Rev. item-
iily i“. Humphrles. rector—Holy Com-
munion, if a. 111.; morning prayer illld
Sermon, 11 a. m.: sclmon topic, “is
Conscience Losing its Hold on Ameri~
call Pcoplc‘l'”; ev enlng prayer and ser-
mod. 7: 30 p 111.. sublet 1. “Part of The
Price Kept Back. The Story of Almlas
nod Sophia." _
'1 GERMAN.- LUTHERAN. ,
. St. Peter's German Lutheran Mls
sion. Chapel. North Main street, Rev.
Karl. Kritnmannl .psstormServlces.
every Sunday evening 7130; Bible class
and Sunday'school 6:45. All under-
standing Bel-man are- cordially wel-
come. The. services on Sunday. May 1.
will be omitted. the pastor being air
sent then to attend the convention of
the Eastern District of the Missouri
Syn . which meets at Buffalo April
17 . .mo- 3:- ~
CHQISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society,
Nor-walk. ~RegplstB'undsy service at
the: Reading acorn. masonic. building.
Subject. April 24th. “Everlasting i’ull»
isilnlent. " Testimony meeting Wednes-
day st 8 11.111 in To both services the
public is cordially invited Reading
room open- the public each week day
from " to 11.111; .
AISVENIT WRNTM'N
efigllrlstimjggh, Vanw andt
starr— «smug .thenle. Tile
”endanger Jesus? Sunday school at
mans 1'1. 6"Sa.
suing man.
Advt
it. There will be extra singer:
'Ppnh—
5 be asserted 'with great positive
i enemy 8 (3‘08!I
‘ river behind them before
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
THE FOl't'l‘llNA'i'lfi MANAGER.
Manager lloyl. of llyyt‘s Tllonlrc. is
fortunate in having secured “lteubcll
in New York" as llll‘ ultll'lll'lirln ill-xt
Vl’cduosday. April 271k. No form of
lllcatrlcul cull-villillllluut clljoys 11 wid—
cl fit-id of ucthity ”ill 11 ll rmllv merit-
orious furl-c (olllody illl‘ illf‘ lonsml
llllll it :li‘iluds so llllil' 1 Kill 11.1mm” ol
ill-nulln- plollslll't lll luvlll yo;ll'~ii1i~1
lilllll of slow prcsvlllzl'luu lllls l'i'l'I'hWi
villi 12111ny more 1111111111111 llllil ll'llilllK
no 111131 nccoplllblo wlllcl'lulunllllls.
none have come in fol (1 large share of
honors lllllil "Rl'llllcll 111 New Yill'k,‘
This play is lllllli upon desirable lillcs
iiilli its illiillligf‘lllilll. by pcrslslcllily
1111111111: in il in over) conceivable way.
have a-i'olVoll 11 law comedy which
supplies llll astonishing quantity of
hilarious full and lllllil'ul lllusu'. Ulla
like the average illli} of this descrip-
tion; "Roullcll in Now York" gives a
\vllolc. lot to think about. lor ll actu—
ally presents 11 wclirrlcfincd plot and
tells a tale of 1115111.»: ill such a way
up ~10 make all nulllnllce bowl with
lmllzlllrr. it is :l HILLHK story told .11
lull. and Winn is 111m lllv" 11mph who
it'll it 1111'- t:.vll'4'llll;ly liill'llltd :llld vol-
sulilo, Many novel and original loll»
lure." and Mail rims «'pt'u'lullics urn lllv
ll'odlll'cd filli‘llli.’ lilo notion of the bin.“
MISS TlFiiNl-Ill'h‘ Tilltll.
Miss (‘lul'll Tul'llcl's ilillllllll ellgllgm
lucnt begins next 'l‘bursdlly l'll' lllrcr
nights. with daily llulllllws, t‘fillllliQD('~
.111: 'i‘llllr.~~"l_\', (in Thursday night. ”11'
company, will il"l"~’i;ili The. Sapphire
'l‘lll-l .1 is ;.',~lt‘l; lililll‘VlHl in the company
'illllplil‘llllfl Mls> 'l‘lll'uvl' this season.
:‘zlpzlillc all-tors lillll ili‘li‘i'rist's being seen
in both the sil‘lliglll and till" l'olllctly
rolls. 'i‘br- .-c.'llic cm'lrounwnts also
call (or special mention. while the
vulldovlllc lcallll'os are all llllpol'tlllll
adjunct. in incl, illl‘ coulplnelll
lllrnuglloul is on it plane than promises
:1 series of pcrl‘ol'ulunoes all popular
prices 'lllillllz for fil'llfii‘ullfl patronage.
JAPANESE SPIES IN FRANCE.
W-
"
Largest Seller in the World.
The Wand is the Smaker’s Protection.
1
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St. Petersburg Paper Says They Are;
Well Supplied With Money.
ST. l’ETIlullSlilillG April ~G a.
~m.Tllc lillssili Sllno plinls a icltl-r
from all ofllcial ill lllc l’l'cllcll scllvl
ill -1
Lu.
numerous Japanese spies 111 France,
wellqlrovlod with money. They shall-
ow Russians and watch the ship-
yards. Especially do they endeavor
to ascertain the exact date of the de-
par'tulc of tile llaltic fleet and the
Willi-1‘ cnroulc at which it. will coal.
The Nmosti status that the lips-
sinus should feel gratified at the strut
eglcnl uclllclomellls of the, naval
squadron. which imposed caution upon
the Jupalloso operations. and gave nus.
sin time to thrown plopoudcring mili-
tary force into Munchurla. Tile most
favorable lime. lllc Novosti continues,
for Japanese military operations has
passed. A letter written by Col. Aza-
peef. an officer of Marines on the Pe-
tropnvlovsk. who was drowned, des-
cribes the routllleupou the, battleship.
We rise, he wrote, at 1‘; o'clock, learn
the news of the night and drink tea.
Al. 8 o'clock. we attend colors and then
read the papers in hope of obtaining
information of the intentions of the on-
at headquarters and discuss questions
of defence. Lunch comes at 1 o'clock.
Afterwards we either visit the city or
transact our 'own affairs. Dinncl is
at 6 h'clock.1\hcn rumors of all kinds
circulate.
the torpedo boom are sent out sud 1111-.
arrived at Port Arthur. he was gll'Ien
command of a torpedo boat The
ships in the harbor. it is stated, were
connected with .the others and with
the share by telephone. "
ST' PETFRSBURG. April 23.-’- “:05
In spite of the reports from‘
891.1111 and 170ho that the 1111.11.11. are
missing 50 .000 men In resist the 31111-
lasso crossing the Yalu river. ii.
that an ohstinnto obstructionol’ oftho
is no unmet.
a! Kuropatkin's ctics. The It
lintend that the Japanese shall have
giving 11
in force. Kurcpatkln’s plans in title
respect. are (11111: approved here Of
' course “the 1111111111.. will do an in their
power to render the crossing at dink.
servici- ulllch renew the presence of
emy. Afterwards we. go to a. meeting.
it reports of the appearance of 11...".
enemy are pcrslatcnt, the letter states};
1.
on those craft falls the hardest service ’
of the war.- When Grand Duke Cyrii' ‘
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and the
World smokes with
Smoke a substitute
.you.
and you smoke alone.
,5 Cents.
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LOEWE CASE POSTPONED.
BRIDGN’ORT. .iplil. 2.l.-- -.\l lill‘ l‘l'-I
quest of Attorney liunlol llnvclll'ol'l.
ONE JUROR WAS LACKING.
llillllll'l"'10\\.\'. April till—One jur-
or is lacking: in mmplclo “11- panel
counsel for tho plalulllis. lllI.:lllllI"lll.‘l which \lill ll'y .‘lliolllo livlllallell and
on the motion of the dcl‘t'llllullh l'nl' ’I‘lmllllls lll'zlnslilulrl on lilo charge of
correction of tho l‘illlilllllllll lll lbw «also llll' murder (11' the woman's lllfillli. and
111' D E, Munro 5} l'llnllllllljf. llaill-l's111'35ll111-rllll' (‘lllll'i :llljmlrncd Ivoull'l'ililj'
1')llulml'.\'. vs. llulllllu i.i|\\'ll'l' null olll-‘nllcrnrloll lnllll ’l‘llcsdaz‘ because 1111'
ol's. “'l'l‘l' pill-'lllrlilwl Ivoslwl'du) lol' ollcillsl of lull-smell had been exhausted.
“'0ch ill lilo Sllpr-l'lol' (‘llllll 'i‘ill-lW‘mAll (Ulll'l lllljouluml Thursday night
f‘ill-lf' is ”11‘ no-r'ulli'd lllllllmyc'ull .uulifnltvvcu llli'll \vorc .‘ll".‘i‘lllt"‘ll. but today
against lumbcrs of 1110 llullcl's'.‘ 1 11- l lin- lll'fl‘ill'i‘ t'll.iili‘ll'(.'ll lwo of those. ill
ion of Datlbllry and officials of llll‘lllli' inn and i'llfllil'i' was excused. Tim
American i~‘cdr'l'llll!1ll of Labor. The E lucll won.- llrawll for duly but only l'.vo
[)H‘M‘lii motion 1:. for :1 specific MM"- ' worn ill'i‘l‘lllf‘il of those. and the sher-
1ncul oi illi‘ dumazc hilt-.1»: 111 have If; was orderml to draw tell more
bmll caused 10 lilo plaintiffs by lllc'nllmcs and have thr- mm in 001111
boycoll. and lull-licull-rs 11s lo ”I“ loss i 'l‘uomlzlr. The jury as made up thus
of orders alleged in ll:l\‘l‘ boot: Z‘il”i:‘.lll' : for lsi: ll‘a Gardner, Alexander in.
ml by the plaintiffs ,IllllléI lilnlcl' “2 Crown“. John Crowell.
~ .... ..|llllli‘.‘4 ll llulicy. George ’1‘. Mia-ch. all
Mid-limo“ ll (‘lmllos Lyman and .l,
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
(vi
The plcasmll in lube and lull ililf‘lax (inc " ii Sillll'n’d "l “"l'llflfli‘lll' (100111“
' ‘ . .
Mllluic you“), (um. “l“... humpdlaln (at. of Portland 11111! \i' ..l Pl‘alln. 0i
lllllllvlllnlo l‘cilci‘ ill llll Ila-<1»: of Cough, l‘lSHJX,
(‘mup and l.ll(:l‘ippc because if docs
um pass lulillt‘lllnlt'll' llllo lilo sloluucllI
but tulle.Q vil'cr'l right lit the soul of thc
ll‘lllliill. ll draws on! illi‘ lllllamllla-
lion. llcals ltllll sonlllos and ('lll‘l's pcl'.
lllmlclllly 11.1 enabling the lumps in coll- '
:l'illulc pm'c llfO'ii'lYlli'; and llprusilllll-
lllr: oxygen to the blood and tissues...
flue Minute ('ougll (‘lll'c 1's: plflillililll in
lake and it is 1.10mi illllll‘ for young llllll
I.old Sold 111' Clifford Pharmacy. ”
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Hush. of New Castle
1101.. says: "i Mll‘fi‘l'nd for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great dlslrcs.
11ml belching. 1 Med everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped in:
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one of
com bottle ('lllPil me, completely.“
For sale by R H Plalstcd. F'. ii. Hal
icr.a11d the Cliffold Pharmalc' "
HERD THIS LETTER.
“New lluvcll, ('cllll. Mar. El. 1904.
"The New England Food ('11. "
Ui'lll‘ Sirs:-
i had slm‘ercd'fol' a long: time from stomach ivrull-lc. (‘ould ilOl
Illlposl my food. particularly what 1 air for breakfast. 1 was run down
ill health and had become very irritable and nervous. The family doctor
out 111(\ on a diet. ilre'l on“ i't‘l'l"lll and then another for breakfast, but to no
purpose. as 1 dill lllll‘gl-l ally llcllcr. (inc day i saw your demonstrator.
Mrs, Bacon. at ihc Ncsbil Store while 1 was shoppingv and she wished me
lo try for my breakfast 'om- indie Digestive Biscuit and :1 portion of flood
liich Food. l'bouclll 11 package of each and began the very next lliorn-
ing, The! day. to my surprise, 1 bcgau lo feel better but the sensation
was too good for run lo fecl 111111 it mean! allylhlnlz. However. i kept
right along day after liav eating the same breakfast and improving ill
health. 111 less than 7 “cl-ks my health has been fully restored. Hav on i”
fell so well in over it )T‘l‘lls as 1 do 110le and it is all due to your health
foods.
1 want you lo ss-lol ll package of the Good llicll Food and a box of His-
cuil in my sister. Mrs. -—- Ellldulc. 1111.. and l enclose postal order
for 30 cents in payment for sillil". Please send by express and at
once.”
Name on application.
IWe have received several letters similar to this within the last two
was (a.
Our Foods do it if you give them a fair trial. ,.
FOR SALE AT ALL LEADlNG GROCERS.
fisssoas'you sov A H '-
Brass or Iron Bedstead
Call and see us. We have, been making Beds and Bedding for thymus and
our productions are not '
KIND
'l'HF. CHEAP,“
calls to wear.
We don't believe in them. We build Bcl‘t They do wear. We
use the very belt Tubing and Lamps: that will not turn dull or peel off.
We make all sorts of Bedding, Pillows Down Quilts, Divans, Box Couches.
ctr.
\‘c will take pleasure in showing our goods and quoting
though you (1011‘ i make a purcllnsc
CHAS. P. ROGERS CO. Manufacturers
Established in 1855. Firm Avenue and 21st Street New York
4-2- may:
you prices even
'11 PM '33"
ABSBLUTE SEGUleY
lunlelzsrldu.
constipation :
011ch ms 0 source.
' kt . .1“ -I. 1. “Wu .
Will Mak. Trip From New York in
Five and One Half HOurs.
important. changes in lo» running:
time of the through Now York and
Boston expresses ill‘l' colltcnlplnled by
officials of the New ”llYi‘n 1.1.1.1. and
there is couscqulnllv ll blllllnn: [HT-iii
pact of a much bottor sulvllo between
the mellopolls and the 111: ll “hell the
sumlncl time table goes into cffccl
According to good lllltllm'lly ll'is
proposed to how the train-1 now run-
lllllK between Uil' points named in six
hours. cover “I“ ill‘illiili'l‘ lll llvo lloui'lI
and 30 lnlnul. . . .2111; off :10 Hill)-
dies of their time. 'l‘lloll ill the case
(11' lln- tlllougb ilflllliiI \vll'lil now are
given allv limo llllll'l‘ than lllx llllllln in
make the joul'ylln- . llll'll .. lwllllo vlll
be cut down so they will do it 111 six
llOlll‘H.
This cllllllcc will illiiki‘ lilo slowest
llll'cullb tl'ulu cor-'1' 1hr distance in six
hours, \Ylli‘l'f‘fl‘l some of ”11‘!“ are not
doing it how in lc'zn than six hours and
till llllilllii"=, or m \'>*ll hours.
lelicl' lllolch power will be 11 prin-
l'lillll factor 111 making tho-:1» .lprclly
trains :1 reality. Also (‘i‘l'llllll st 1111'. now
made 111' 1111' n‘X'hUlH‘ :lllli <lo'v'l' trains
will ll" llllliliwl. ' it is lllc opinion nl‘
those in authority that tho 'lllstlllllo
can he made by any [min in six hours.
llnl i‘i'l'iillll (‘Olllll‘l'liuilR mail.- by those
trains at Stamford. liridw-prr-I. Now
Haven. 1112, will have to lm lilhl‘r
\lill'lif‘ll out in some Ulllll “tu‘illilil ill
pl'mcllt ol' tl'lmlllcd down he prom
illlo point.
llnllsrnzlnwan
1:1" C13: 1:311.
PEilllllliilAl Pills.
immediate relief. no dealer. cop sin.
[iv-d for years by landing specialists. llundmi. nftnl -
monisll. A trlII Illlmuvinreyou of their lulumlc mo.-
in can orsunpmslon.
Aliirnuim or by mail 31.10 lynx.
KING ”ENGINE 00.. 8011 1930. 110870". MASS.
.___... _
AUTOMOBILE $425
ORIENT BUCK‘BOARD. LOW-C
EST PRICED PRACTICAL AU-"
TO BUILT. WE HAVE A SAM-
PLE OF THIS WONDERFUL
LITTLE CAR. CALL AND LET
US DEMONSTRATE ITS
MANY DESIRABLE FEA-
TURES.
H R. BULKLEY.
52 So. Main 81., So. Norwalk.
Agent for So. Norwalk and
Vicinity.
'Phons. 132.
Jenkins Brcslalvcs
and
a GARLOCK PACKING
Carried in Stock.
GOLD IAND SILVER PLATING.
New Ensland Elect! ll; Motors.
Have no superior. Can shoot them
in operation...
Repairs to Stationery and Mn-
rine Engines and General Macll'
Ins Work Sollclted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN-,
M'F G co
i so WATER 51' Iso.uoaw'A1.1<.
Life Insurance For Woman
An endowment policy flil'lllSllOk' the
safest lnveslment that assures a mag-~
nil‘iccnt profit. The Equitable Life,
the strongest company in the v or’ld,
writes life insurance for women. Let
us explain to you a
5 PER CENT. GOELII? BOND ENDOW.
ME T.
It will illustrate in a forceful manner
how small sums invested annually can
he made to reach magnificent alumnus
”Write to us for a comprclunslle
booklet.
TA YLOR 81' 001.05”.
74 Washington so, So. ~Norwalk. Ct.
111111111 11111
On Draught or Boitled at the
Victoria Cafe,
1'. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone Call, 3963.
FINEST BEER PLACED ON THE
MARKET.
All kinds of Sea Food cooked in the
best possible manner by an ex-
perienced chef. Meals at
_ all boom.
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BATE 7'0 HEAL T”
'The Standard of Spring Medicine; I-ia
Norwalk Chronicler