lion to the music of the Rio
voile churches the following
from Milwaukee. Wis., print».
. New. York Sun" of yester-
' ave much Interest locally:—
lbomade, in the
intro. corn:
[meeting of the archbish-
country, at Washington this
739i?“ iiop Mossmcr of Milwaukee.
.Rom, Itha quoncll today. Nine
. 1. inrteen garchbishop's of the
try attended, Hand they, decided
.. under present circumstances It
“'3‘ be practically impossible to en-
. e decree of Pope x. ordering a
Won of the cGregorian chant In
' . earth and the ban-
the choirs of
5 trial Gibbons was instructed to
to the .Vetican telling of the facts
. led to this decision and as ins
no in this country in the mat-
It Is probableahat one than
erwill. bodefl’. undiiwmd of
IarchbiinIiops council next.
“'Of course all the
on oil to carry got the Pdpe' s d
oal .‘Archblsht‘ip Measmer. tonight,
07M hat under. existinz
uld be admd:t im-
ible. . i
‘liie'
iii mi. over is:
mus c to be sung in
0?th our heretics of. 7.71118,
fllean many poop e thong t
mini to‘ ',dd anti that their"
b the. earlier waste of the
rhapa as well as that which
a-vs Ibsen» listening to for years.
1p an air of sincerity about the
plain- song" or‘ ”plain chant? that
to those who care little tsp:A tll‘ie
.musjc of the compopei‘
' 'oh‘htac en; id name or their
.fan'posltions aside from the fact that
x are opera;
, ti tights: than- -devo—
ill
hgefiiipopui r'at 8L!
ads that
m in New Y.ork in the "Credo" there
Mum
archb hops
will“
858 ObjOC‘
{some Cath-
e, “Genitum non ofactuin,“
Irish may be translated, "Generated,
not. made.‘ The composers): this mass.
mailing to produce a certain effect
with his. music, changed the Latin so
that it dung, “Non, goltum, non fee
will eaIna *Neithep: enerat- .
bald Rich is u quilted-
in; lie other in
rt 0 Latin twisting that are
I. _er.hersy or nonsense. or both.
Is is doubtless what one Pius X.
l. timed}: W, "
a
sumo tho
at cthere are strange difficulties ly-
Wadi; oath,“ pfthe return to the
or rego‘l'iifii' chant While
«JAM years artertlro “dawn“ othhe‘
will! a Era. the art of music W”
to
ilzdd by t is oh 1' .
. ‘7 choral linns :E‘tiieid wire!
, y. mlill
lid imperfeco ly seed. it"so
no e
gig iced “ligand
but di’fiherglgsasfiegnx
. t illuslc
gby the
" ._ ipnalilttemptieflnome,
. 015.
” matanimpessim
and generally Wurst: With
ugapamtpry results, lilhore Is
,fii cal
. ‘ - 7a is...
inguawmm fifiewfh
' if st‘he Elohim fvlrc fiasult
union littoll‘thkmslodies: are
remely beautiful and succeed
linens of the" tone com-
MT: Morocco:
‘ dot dun aim or ski...
ll‘.
08! ..
sdfipgtumlmfiag mflrpcgude .-
"As aek’ sir i outlier II
inc b“ ro iililofi wi h.I kld' ti-ey‘weak
urea and sluggish liver. i used an
abundance of medicines and doctors
a'fifl‘iflmom' but only just temporary.-
re is
3‘1: .wfnsnt uutiLl s tad taking Dr
j'cttlngill's KidneyWo Tablets thati
b‘eqamo PERMANENTDY CURED I'
say permanently. bdbk‘iiae it Is a year
since they cured me. and l have had,
no further lmckachcs or trouble with
my liver or kidney a.
“Dr. Pettingili'ly Kidney Wort Tab-‘
lets certainly are wonder- workers." ~—
lda Frey. 310 Hicks Street: Brooklyn.
Jan.8.1904
The Doctor's Warning.
Alcohol put in LIQUID Kidney "Re .
medics" bu preserve themI acts as rank
poison to weak Kidneys and Blatldem
doctor will let a Kidney Ipatlcntv
vc alcohol» Yet liquid Kidney. 'irt
medics" are loaded with alcohol
DEATH'S WARNING.
BACK ACHEoor BRICK poor In
urine which has stood over night In
certain wahriug’ that tho- KiDNllli'S
”7 1
They Contain N0 ALCOHOL—N.
W‘WI‘LHM ‘ .
Dust or FrequOnt Calla Moan Kidney Olssals.
Call at Your Oruaglst's Today,
_.~.—————-
on. parrmimvs KIDNEY-WORT "stars. .
THEY CURE—Law Vitailty—Blck' 'Ache—COnstant Tired 'Fssllnd—
IAItE DROAYINO and that the grim
fate of Bright's disease, or Ursemla.
hangs above the victim like It naked
sword
wwwww
'Mon and woman—young or old—-
broken: or lad, or sloka-flnd in
i th msrvsllousrsmsdy New VITAL
' sNhaov—Niiw YOUTH—singlng
turns it their volns ."° give NEW
JOY. 0 Lin. I
ATCII YOUR URINE for the Brick
Dust Daugcr Signal. Tim L'rluo is
the bodvs index of Life or Death,
Health or Sickness.
it ran DON 'l‘ KNOW what is the mm
1 Icr. If you do not understand your
1' trouble—write for FREE ADVICE
in Consultation Department, College
St. Burlington Vt. Describe your
Symptoms Fully.
YOU RISK NOTHING-00 to Your
E llrugirlst. TODAY. Oct Out-I Bottle
of Dr. Pottirigill's Kidney-Wort Tab-
' lets Take Nothing Else if the
first bottle docs not help you our
(‘unsuliailou Department will udviric
' you'l-‘RFE -
W
tithing but Concentrated Cure.
euai ornaments, and
the text. the tra
the manner of shading the music, that
the papal cholrmastcr was unjustly ac-
cuscil of having garbled the v-.erslon
Varying the to 0, and Increasing or
decreasing 9 number of singers at
various tlm
vice. devltes used to product:
musical effects and to rid the service
if Iiitirrotoiiy.
Among the rilasscs that will
under the ban are those of Mozart,
Clmumsu. Donnizetti, (Millard. Rosuig
ind Ro'sulnl. The first tiltlic'ulty ublcli'
presents Itself on the banishment of
.lioso ue'll learned masses is the lack.
of luusid written in the early form
with uhitli to' supersede them. As it
mitten of fact, llrc ouh church in New‘
lork that has made any attempt in this
direction is the cathedral. where the
:‘hoii has tried a swelled plain chant
mass. This, ilrovvevcr. is rather
Ill‘r'rpch coiupoaoi ii idea of a plain
chant mass. Tire COiOi' of stlmo' tirirtyI
voices gave this with some effort. but
a successful rendition of a plain chant
mass tit-pends first of all oul a large
cholr.I It is thought by some of tho'
export musicians of the church that
It- will be years before the amateur
lingo“: who constitute the choirs will
have been trained sufficiently to give
an i iressive mass after the tradi-
atlods bf the ‘early church. But the R0-
man (‘liurcb has a remarkable. way of
obtaining uniform rt,»sults and it is
possible that some genius may arise
who ulll be able to revive the music.
of Iilm medieval thurth in all its beau-
ty‘ anti solemultv. ,Tho result of the
experiment will. be awaited with gun
nine interest. .
A; THOUSANOF DOLLAR'B WORTH
. 77.6000
' "l have been outfitted with kldi’icy and
bladder trouble for years. passing
gravel or stones with excruciating
palm ” ,says A; ll. Thumb, :a wall
great o erato'r of Buffalo. 0 'i‘l
“:33“; n6 relief out use cine but“ 7 be
gan taking Foley's Kidney Cure" then
the result was surprising. A few doses
stdrttid the hrickdurt like substance
sodium» 1 have no pain across my kid-
neys and ifecl like a new man. it has
melons are $1. 000 worth of good" Foley' s
Kidney Cure will cure every form of
iddiley or bladder disealie. ‘Sold art
Pii'ristcti's drug store: ' ' "
GEN. deraRH‘AUs TO vrsrr FAIR.
NE W YORK. April "6. wMajor- -Geu-:
'3ral cfcr Joseph Osierhuuii. one of
tile”. Union commanders in the Civil
War. arrived today on steamer Finland
'roin Antw crrv. after an absence from
the United States of thirtysix years.
Tien‘e‘rai Osterhaus has accepted an in
matron from old comrades In St. Louis
to visit the (anOSiUOD. The general
had sen ed in tire Prussian army be-
73% coming to the United States in
find during the Civil warms flil~
id all grades from private to the com‘
faia'hder of q division Afterwards he
served as Urilto‘d‘ State's consul at
Lyons. France and their became vice-
Lcnsdi at Mmi‘niicim'I Germany. which
place he held until 1900. .
I CHARTER OAK PARK RAOEB. "I
. YORK. April 26 .--No'mination's
" closing rs es for the grand
pleas exam all
» trlcate dim. .
’a conception of what it”
- should he.w
,
ii
iii
i cut, " for 2: 20 panel's; 82.500
meéting to be held at Charter
Park Hartford, September 5 to 9.
close} on April 28. The events are.
Charter Oak,” for 2: 09 trottersh
810 000; "The Capital City," for 2:”
ti’d‘ters. 82.500 and ‘The' Conneotb.
seamen heat
a.
IIllll
stitu
and
.. . $600311 .dlb‘nret best and 8500 in sub.
. Wile lie-ta .
ill a, media 775%
't uring the liturgical scr- .
‘ Theatre will have the opportunity
POPULAR AMUSEMENT8.
AT IIOYT'S WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
' The attraction at lloyt's Theatre.
,‘ Wednesday evening, April 27th will be
i "Rerrhen in New York." is farce comedy
that cornea to us well recommended
ifrom cities in the East. It lit said to
be a cumblnation of beauty, music and I
un. comprising a number (if pretty!
fu
00"“? girlsI catchy songs. funny conicdaus, ii ,mI
wealth of stunning (commas and startl-
Ilng pccnlc effects. thus giving the eye
and car a least. at the sonic time. The
cast includes Joseph Kearney. William
‘ Ko-llar Mack, (loo. ll. Adams. Jas.
Giant (lm. _i’cnr-,cc Charlnus Wade
Jua Paine Ni. ii man and Vosio Slan-
tor:
' THE CIARA TURNER COMPANY.
' The more announcement or' the c-oin
l=ng nf' "Clara Turner and her com
Ipauy" Iii sufficient to pack any ordi-
nary theatre to the doors but when
lihe announcement is coupled with the
lfatt that on this trip an entirely nevi
line of plays specialties and novel of-
i‘cciir arc. to be seen gives Increased
liissuranco to the predictions. M lea
‘Turuer iii known to all persons who
been posted in matters theatrical. Her-
productions have ever been the stand-
ard by which popular prices are guid-
mi. Shr- hus cvcr kept abrcast of the
times and this season promises her pa
1 irons and friends her very best efforts
in ucr desire to please them. Her pop-
ular company opens a‘ three night’s cu
easement on Thursday night, and will
present a t-tiiiiiflctii production with all
.the necessary; embellishments. hand‘
some costumes and a full line of clever
\nrulcilllo performances. including
Prof. Hall's world famous [informing
dogs. couccr vi orchestra and a air load
of special scenery.
Bill SPECTACULAR PRODUCTION.
Edward E, Rice has so long been
identified with 'spi.-titactrlar entertain-
ments oft-all kinks. that his name at-
tiu-bcd to tiny musical enterprise moans
iliiu' one is going to see an elaborate
production from :i occult: standpoint,
°lrlii that are oxcwdlugiv pretty, coa-
tuincs that are gorgeous and :naclul
ties that are grout.~ihat. “foo Show
Girl or “The Magic Cup,‘ ' a musical
comedy in two acts. Is no exception ao
,tlils' rule. The patrons of Hoyl's
of
judging for themselves mm Tuesday.
May '7, ivlicu this attraction will be
presented.
l
PIRATINO FOLEY'S HONEY AND
Foley to Co. Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a threat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
nierit and popularity of Foley' 3 Honor
and TM many imitations are altered
for the genuine. Ask for Foicy' 3 Honey
and Tar and refuse any substitute of
fcred as no other primaration‘ will give
the same satisfaction. it is mildly lax
utive it contains no opiates and In
safest for‘chlldréil‘ aud“drllcate per
sons: Sold at Pleisted‘s drug store. "
LOUBERT REVIEWS iTALlAN.
TR OOPS. ‘
ROME. April 28.~Presldcnt Loubet
today drove to tho Bluzaa d'Arrnic Willi
Que‘ou “910113.: and reviewed 20.000
troops, Loubct and her" majesty
were accompanied by King Victor
Emanuel and the royal princes and folv
lou ed by serernl‘ hundred staff odl~
revs and the foreign military attaches.
The president expressed to King Vie-
for Emmanuel the higheht satisfaction
with the efficiency. ind martial bearing
of the trodps.’ Reiuml'ng to the Quir-
inul through the cityythe president and
the rural Sparky passed through the Pi-
az or e “9’9 historic.
' * ”arise H‘s-florets do
$71“ or disagree: aw
Ilstiv
; Missionary work in the Presbyterian
' '1 can hardly. as can be seen. be dupli-
ev‘snge cal
‘ backed up by a list of member: rat'thi.
' “We itself which Is not a hit 763!
' noteworthy.
slimmer. ‘90
Upon the aoriptum.
Friends of the Bible declare Ihc time
in lime arrived when assaults upon the.
Scriptures hhoulrl bo repelled. They
have oraahllcd an American lllbie
LtaiIuo-Auicrlcurr because they 0""
pose to luauairrato a campaign that.
shall extend throughout the pattern!
lllbltl‘becnusc they ilf'lit'Vti it to bol
um Word or (ind; mid imitue bccmmc
the) are banded together for an op .
poulilmi to lili‘ higher c‘rllltii lhfll they '
rinscit bi to be both united and deter-
uriucd. Rot-cut largo medium of nrciiI
moment as Instrument of the young.
ulio dctliirc under the guise of t. rlllrrilI
siliuluruhip iliui they are truth seek-
tin and nothing more, bur. aroused
the defenders of inspired Scripture!
The latter declare. that something must i
be done if anything is to remain. It ls'
Bible or no Bible, they any. Crime!
Am:
in on the increase. as alatistlca strum!
and one thief taupe of it is the fact
that God's Word is openly discredited.l
The vigorous league already cu-I
iiugcs in warfare. ll announces ii
t’trilVi‘llUOIl of defenders of the Bible
as It ill, and declares that. it finds lir-
lt'll‘lll lu Ila Work of lllble dcfcusu so
grcut that people are to ultcnd the con-‘
wirtlou from all parts of the tummy. I
Split Iui rnllrond rates are being arrang-
ill. That the League considers the
situation grave Is shown by the leaf
that the opening meeting at this (Oil-'1
\. ullmi uill have for its subject "’1‘th
l‘rtacut Assault on the Bible." The
convention iii to be hold in the Marble;
. (‘ollcxlntc rcformc d (.‘lmrclr, New Y orkI
our. The dates me May 3 i and
7». The pastor of the (liurtli named'
la the “or.
himself it defender of an inspired lil
bio. and enloylng a national rcputatlonl
us a preacher. !
The opening audit-m. w-hlth is ex-
pi i [4 il in not the kmnntu for llll‘ nli‘cl-
bu: ulll bc dcllrc 'rcd bv thc Rcv. Dr. '
r‘iitiitis l.I l‘uitnu tlrc [)ll‘Nifilill of
i‘ilntcton 'l‘lrcologlt.-nl Sciuliinrv, lilllii
former president of l’rlucclou l‘rrhcr-
Tilih atltlru-zs ulll set forth the
nature of the present assault and polnt;
out its unpuralclled danger. Illscus
ilnna upon it are to follow by the Rev 'i
Dr. Theodore E. Schiiiauk. president,
uf.llu- Lutheran General Council. by
the Rev. Dr. Henry C. Minion, former
Moderator oi the .l’l‘OIH'tlllAU‘litlll (lunch.
ul ASstimlily. and the Rev. Dr. St I..I
llowmau. the well-known lecturer and
until recently the head of tho ilicologi
r-al department of the lie Pnuw l nlvcr-
ally. The president of the Learned
\lr. \l'illliim Phillips Hall. the Will
known business man who Hiker-i ouchl
warm interest in lilt‘ religious culture
of the penplc, and iii llrc progress of
America, will occupy the chair. .
That the ussault ls regarded as u
death (“iii is shown by the fact that lill‘
topic of the first morning session \vlll‘
poini our ”to practical cousctpicm-cs oi'i
lilf‘. tiliutk. This admit is producing
dcmornlizatlou of comlutt and of cdu‘
cation. and la liming iicrueirduus in
finance. all of it bani fui upon the min
and upon missions The ab.
dresses on the topic will be de-llveretli
by the. Rev Dr Allitit ll Plumb ui‘
leading ("origrtigutlt .iull pastor of ”03- I
too. and the Rev, Dr .I it. ltt-mcnsm
ilcr. pastor of tlwI pi'hcipol Lutheran!
Church In New York. and one (if ibciI
best known of flu pilurlpal Lutheran.
Church in New link. and one of the
best known leaders of the Lutheran
Gcncrul Synod. Discussions will fol-
low by the Rev. Dr. J. lioss Stevenson,
pastor of Dr. John l-l-all's old New
York Church: the Rev, Dr. Booth. is
former Presbyterian Moderator: Bis
hop Sabine. of the lit-formed Episcopal
Church; and lilt‘ Rev. Dr D. J. llurrcll.
ol‘ the Reformed Church.
(in the some day. and i"ollm\lni: in
file evening, vital toplts like the fol
lowing will be. discussed: “The
ilrormdlcssm-ss of the Present Ration-
«atria,
Iaud that lmirwdlaIt-Iyz
First _ . I
Made to Supply,
I it Need
i...
is“ “lrlv '7'}
iHl t ‘lll,’ .
"The New EncluWul (10.
Dear film:—
1 had sulfcrctl for u long
lllll‘ptikcI us i did nol uct any bcliur.
Mrs, lint-on. at flit-
Rich Food.
in 5:.
right along day after day
health. in loss than 'i‘
fclt. so well in over 3 years or:
foods.
for no cents in puyiucut for some.
mice."
weeks.
READ THIS LETTER.
time from stomach Iroublt-I
digest my food, particularly what l are for breakfast.
In health uud had become. very irritable and nervous.
pill lllt' on :i dictI first one cereal and then another for breakfast. but to no
Nciibli Store while i was shopplrigiind she wished me
in try for my breakfast nirc ludlii Digestive Biscuit and a portion of Good
i bought it package of. each and began ilic \‘cry next morn-
’l‘liat day. to my surprise, l iii-mun to feel better but the sensation
. was too good for me to (col that It meant anything.
ruling the sonic breakfast and
weeks my lir—uiilr has been fully rvstored. Haven’t
i do uva
i want you to send it package of the Good Rich Food and a bolt of Blis-
rult to my sisterI Mrs. ww, Elkdnlc.
Name on application.
We have received several letters similar to this within the last two l
Our Foods do it If you give them a fair trial.
FOR SALE AT ALL LEADING GROCERS. -’
"New Haven. Conu.I Mar. 31, 1904.
Could not
I was run down
Tlic family doctor
(inc day i saw your demonstrates,
kept
in
ilmvcl’er. i
improving
and It is all dill’ to your health
l’u.. and l cuclmo poatai order
Please send by express and at
, 1..
.‘ruizlicr critic s.
7.- ......_a
lliblc null depleting llic assaults of the}
1 il( .\ admit that up I The pleasant to take and harmless One
____
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
less a stand is taken on the safe olden, ’ \llnuic (‘ough Cure gives immediate
Bible or .rll \v'oiili ll!f'§lt‘l‘\‘illg.
LADIES! COMPOUND.
jaofr .apeody I'I‘Itlllafor. ”trout-s
Bwklufrw ill'i Lal'RaMU. ”lim‘lllhil Pa.
POISONED BY ROAST PORK.
ANSONIA. April
motile poisoning. the whole family of
N. .l. Orielottc. consisting of himself.
wife and llrrcc children. suffered from
the severe pains attending this disease
filll'illg the early hours yesterday morn-
lug. and not null ritlghbms could be.
communicated wt h and the arrival of
a p‘iiysitian. were their pains alleviat-
cil. Medicines wen"- odministcrcd and
all responded to the treatment in a
short time. Mrs. Ouclctta null flit-
children were in a very serious condi-
nllsilc Claluiit” the aim being to show
that the claims now put forth by the
higher critlt assaultcrs are the same.
old heretical iluims of post ages. It]
'wlll also be slump that these rational E
isiic arguments go indirectly to under-
mine the print lplcs of the Non Tosta- i
u.Ient and later on in the discussions it
will also be BilOVl n that highermritlclsm
is not ulthoui its foil including an ovo-
luilnuary one Speakers include Prof.
iimvard Osgood of Rochester Semin-
dry with was one of the reviscrs of the
lllblo' l latter the American committee.
President \l’cidncr of tire Theological
seminary of Chicago: Prof Edmund .l.
we lf,‘ president of he lauher‘uu (loner.
El Synod: Prof J Thomas. of New
ton Theological minimal-- Profi' G.)
Frank Wright of.. Oberlin: and the!
Rev. Dr Robert MacKeuzic. now of
Non York city. but recently of San
Francisco, where he was perhaps the
most. influential Christian leader on the
Pacific coast. .
The closing session of the convention
will talk over the best, any to remedy
present evils. The League‘s method
is to concentrate popular attention
upon a mastery of the Bible and what
is in it. Addresses will be made by
members of the League, and especially
upon methods of watching a. rd influen-
cing the young. in ilrc Rev. Way-loud
Hoyt. a Christian Endeavor lender the
Rev. Charles I». Frv. of the Luther
League of America Mr, “Hill: E. bou-
sue, one. of iht international Young!
Men's Christian Association” scrimm-
ice and the Rev. Dr James A. Worden.
superintendent of Sabbath school and
Church
The formidable array of speakers
, all America. Almost all
bodies are represented.
enema: list of snooker-5 at any, course
iimt {I recent years hob rarely m
edualled. Ami the list of speakers is ~
catedl
iiop for smut: lime. and fears were eu-
lertuliictl for their rccorcrv It is lit»
llmcil that [ill' poisoning was caused
from eating lOtlill pork. uhlch the fam-
ily bail for supper Sunday evening.
MEN PASTSIXTY IN DANGER.
More than half of mankind over six-
ll“ years of age suffer from kidney and
bladder disorders. usually enlargement
of prostate gland. This is both painful
and dangerous. and Foley's Kidney
Cure should be taken at the first. sign
or danger. as it corrects irregulari-
ties and has cured many old men of
this disease. Mr. ltoduey Burnett.
Rock Port. Mo., writes:
ney trouble for years and after taking
two bottles of Foley‘s Kidney Cure I
feel hcttcr'thau‘ l have for twenty
rears, although i am“ new 01 years old
Sold at Piaisted's drug store. “
KNIGHT’S BODY UNCLAIMEO.
NEW HARTFORD, "April 26,—The
body of Hubert A.- Knight. of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. who killed himself at West
Rocky Hill. Saturday. still lics unv
claimed at the. undertaking rooms of
Pratt and Johnson in this city. No
one. called at the undertaker‘s to
claim the hotly yesterday and no word
had been received yesterday afternoon
from any one interested in the {pic of
Knight.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. or: New Castle,
Deb. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
“and belching: . 1 mar everything i
could hear of but nothing helped me
until Hook Brazilian Balm and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely!”
For sale by R H. Plaisted. F. ii. Ba“
t'er mi the duller-ii Pharmacy. "
STRUGK SUBMERGEO WREOK.
NEW HAVEN. April 26.—-The tug
in the League's official
best-d, Mr: WilliamfiPhllllpsm
Hall as president. are Prof. Beochtmof
Auburn Seminary: P PM?!
Drew Seminary. the ell-known lathe
Iv Dr. E. P. In-
armory
comes
"at: President Mullins of the Rapist
Sandbar: stewards: the Rush Tas-
ounces
having struck a submerged wreck of!
"l sullcredz
with enlarged prostate gland and kid-1
there will be in»; immediate relief in all cases of Cough.
(‘mup and Lnflrippc because it. does
2 not pass iinuictllult-ly lute ibc stomach
slats or mail. .
l
DR. LaFRANOO'siI but. takes cl‘fct-t rlc'ut at the seal. of the
trouble. If draw out the inflamma
lion. hellil.‘ and soothes and cures per
i mauently by enabling the lungs to con-
= tribute pure life‘glvlug and life-sustain-
2|} *licudcrod.
helpless by a sudden attack of pit».
lni'; oxygen to the blood and tissues.
One Minute Cough Cure is pleasant to
take and it is good alike for young and
old. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. “
FIRE lN NEW LONDON.
NEW LONDON April 20.——An ear-
ly morning fire in the b00k and station-
rry store of C. J. Vicis entailed a loss
of nearly $10,000 mostly to the stock
ll'lll fixtures. The origin of the tire is
unknown.
THE BEST FAMILY SALVE.
DcWItt' a Witch Hazel git ea fruition re
Hot from Burns. turns Cuts. Bruises.
Sores. Eczema letter and all abrrpi
ions of the skin. in buying Witch
Hazel Salvo it is only necessary to
see that you gm the genuine Dchtt‘s
and a cure is certain. There are many
cheap l‘ljuniarfl‘llli on the market. all
of which are worthless. and quite a few
are dangerous. while: DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salvo is perfectly harmless and
cures. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. "
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TAILS.
In Effect March 14. 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
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7:03, 71.01. 8:15. 8: lb. 9:05):
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SUNDAYS.
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P. M.-—5:02I 6:00. 8:00xI 11:00.
LEAVE IOUTH NORWALK FOR
A NEW HAVEN.
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P. M.-12200I1112,3I:02x. 4' 18. 5: 25.
ii. \iIIA‘
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first arm which has arrived here 6 00. 6:30,. 7: 65:, 9: 'dsli 3:155 10: 01.
With I. row from New Y,orlt reports 11:15. ‘
Bridgeport sin addition to above-P.
17080907! At tlow tide the wreck lie—2: I4I.7 :2
appeared to be a acow.1‘he tug boat
BONBAYO.
some marked the obstrucuin with an a. til-3n: 11:. "1-: its. 1: 56:. 7: is,
car and a piece of- timber.
was leaking” when she reached this
W .
WILL torus" mm}.
m
hell“: is a Iiicney
Mantel.
PM“
i sou‘m ' News
l
The tur.N 9' '1
psriqn should know that good I? Ilse-1i :0. 437:, if”. Ir” 7:10.
41:05:. will or
4:40, 773.181“.
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'79 DANIURY.
, f’
-.v.' ..i
9.,
Allen-Dull.
u.-s:oo 7:
pay Cure will Dallhu'lv 1'6 “57R JNORWALK‘.’
on». in
' yesterday, Bit-Mayor Willlnm
rumors: by our. But
”Ha ms Ravi provarad.
HARTFORD. Am‘ll 20‘..—-\\'lrt.i Mt‘il
\l’ultlii
Hyde, characterised tlib story which
has been printed in i‘i‘xuril It) hlu
brother. Attorney Frank E. liyde, oi
Paris. France, bring sIrIr-livn blind
and suffering a ulrokc or pul'ull'xln us
a rciililt of overwork lu t-nuucciiou
with the Fair will contest a-r very much
exaggerated. Mr. Hydr- said:
“Some two months ago be had a ric-
verc attack u.’ '1! - . in, which ull'ccltul
the nerves of both eyes. temporarily
impairing his sight. and iii‘ \l‘ll’i cumin.
od to his house for about five \Vcckri,‘
When he lll'Clllllli convulcmwui, lilii
physicians ordered him to Um south of
France for two weeks.
"He returned to Ports and to lill‘ du-
tioaiof his office on the twelfth of April
and alucc flit-u illili been duly attending
to his business. Rf‘t‘cul lcl-ici's
show that be lit imlliliil! rapid and com»
pleto recovery.”
Another letter from Frank E. llydc.
was received by members of lib.- fum-
lly very recently. both of them show-
Iirg that ho is vcry far from being a
blind man.
STOP THAT COLD.
)I' it may result In Pueuumnur. ' Bra-
illlan Balm Iii breaking up Colds when-
!ver tried, almout without exception.
10. 26, 60c and $1.00 bottlca. The Clif.
ford. Baxter's and Plaistod's. °'
“DIES“ Bsmmsadq'ti‘liisTgnLii'T
3.1!“!
liar dress laud
Pfilfllllfllii PlllS
[MM Load”
UN for ”I"... ‘Hunilmia of lull.
wnhll- Allflaflllm “marines you moi lhrir lairirmc value
in use oflsu‘gmn solo
Mn. or by msil also hos
rat i'i'taoi'i'ii so. Iort mo. rum. run
AUTOMOBILE $425
ORIENT BUCKBOARD. LOW-
EBT‘ PRICED PRACTICAL AU-
TO BUILT. WE HAVE AvSAM-
IPLE OF THIS WONDERFUL
LITTLE CAR. CALL AND LET
U8 DEMONSTRATE lTS
MANY DESIRABLE FEA-
TURES.
H R.‘ BULKLEY.
52 So. Main BL, 80. Norwallt.
Agent for 80. Norwaik and
Vlclnlty.
Jenkins Bros.VaIvcs
l
‘ “Phone. 132. ,
l
l
I and
I... GARLOCK PACKING
Carried lrt Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATlNG,
New Bigiauil Electric Motors.
Have no superior. Cari show them
in operation.
Repairs to Stationery and Ma-
rlrie Engines and General Macb-
lno Work Soliolted.
THE G. N. MCKIBBIN
M’F’G co.
._._....—.._.__...-- -._..-.. .--. ..
. 56 WATER 87., 8'0. NORWALK.
Life Insurance For Women
Ari endowment policy furnishcii'tbe
safest lurcstmcnt that assures a mug.
nlflccni profit~ The Equitable Life,
the strongest company in ilic world.
writes life insurance for \vomr‘n. Let
us explain to you a.
5 PER ICENT. GOLD BOND ENDOW.
MENT.
it will illustrate in a forceful manner
how small sums: invest-ml annually can
Write to
booklet.
TAYLOR & GOLDEM
74 Washington 6t., '60. Nerwalk. Ct.
ANHEUSER- BUSGH
OnIDraughtxor Bottled at the
Victoria Cafe.
1'. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
TelephOnp Gall, 396 3. -
sesafieosceo ON THE
MARK ‘ .
no for a curuprciicirsivo
FINEST
a
I .— A ,
All kinds of Seafood, cocked in the
best possible manner by an ex-
psrlenoecl algal. Meals at
. all
"all! 10 Hill 17! .
The Mallard of filming Medicines is
118: HWS’ BLOOD
be made to reach magnificent amounts. 'I
Norwalk Chronicler