' bution.
' ’ u ‘11 labia dolioolvy 1%.: 0.7:“:
mt“? All
i’lB‘NWMu-‘bu‘l
mu no. no and to. In noon.
on?
HIHIIHWAY militias.
Commissioner Select: Monday as His
Reception Time.
l’lghway Commissioner Maedouald
ha sent a circular letter to the select-
m of the towns in the state. ile says
that owing to the fan that time have
beat a nun ber owa-hpuges in the per-
son‘nol ”8 ~ tit of oolectuian of
tho (it even tau-1.1mm at tho last
mutual meeting. Ilo has thought it ad
vishble to acquaint towns with the fact
that until ftirtbornmtlto tho commis-
sioner will be at the capitol on Mon-
day ofgoticliAveI'kI , This will be. the
only day the seltctnIIIII can lIIII casuna
bly sure of finding the commissioner.
owing to the fact that under the law Ilt
is required to visit the towns and per-
sonally look iii the section proposed to
be improwd and also to advise with
the towns in. III 'tI to couslru.t'tion
Owing to the. I g‘e numhci of vial
tors. seeking advice i in Hymn to
matters and things IoquIethi with
road improvement, it will . be ini-
possiblc for the commissioner to take.
up the question of passing upon plans
on Mondays. as reading It plan entails
considerable time. Plans therefore.
will not be taken up on Monday. as it
would pp unfair to have selectIneIII
coma III the office. rom remote parts.
of the suite and desiring to get away
as rapidly as possible. .be obliged. to
wait while tlIII.coInmisIIioncr looked
over a plan. Monday will be Ilevot-I
od entirely to consultation and advice
rather than to fixingggrades and doing
other technical duties connected with
highway improvement '
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
”a.
COMING A M USEM EN’I‘.
Miss Clarae Turner. surrounded by
excellent company of players, will op-
011 a three nights“ engagement at Hoyt‘s
Theatre. . on next Thursday. and
Will present the following New York]
succ‘essestt Tilt" Sapphire, My liroiiI—
er‘s Sister. Midnight in Chinatown,
Why. Moll Tvnipi. \\'IIIIIIIII. Sherlock
Holmes and the great historical piuy
Madnmo llII liIII'ri. The version of
Du Barri civIu inI Miss Turner is
strong. soil told. and cousistentutnti
admirably preserves the atmosphere
and principal incidents or now ntIII
ous story .lIIIIIIIIII DII “Hill. A woman
of Tllfl“t’tlnll‘l‘lt‘li people. It woman also
of questionable reputation. is loved by
two gentlemen of France, one of them
Marcel. a sIIIIiiIII' of fortune. possessed
maihly of an honest heart and rendy
sword. the other no less a personage
than King Louis .\\. The king is III
be hunched litcaltse thef fainted suit-
(‘1‘. and i'Dl' it [081' months Joanne known
to both Iovnliy and the people as Mme.
l'lu Barri. titles as a favorite of the
monarch and the greatest lady in all
France. Then nannies the. dark days of
the rc‘lolutton .I The days when curt-ted
bv’a people whose liberties she has
outraged DII lIaIri ends her sari though
bv llltant lite upon the at atlold. deserted
by all save the honest lover to whom
she clings in the supreme hour of retri-
i nlightcd Il‘1 aught save
scenes of the most bitter 11880.!ny and
II udIBDIIiii' of all that is deepest in hum-
ucmoggiit Itt is a fincbstwug play.
terse. id IlIIIeIiy conceived andone
which seems destined to stand as IIi
representaiiio of all that is pure and
good in recent (Ilfltniltl; literature.
ltl(‘ E' S SHOW GIRL.
B C. WhiIuey‘ a production of Rice's
great success The. Show Girl or The
Magic Cap. :1 musical comedy in two
acts. comes to ”011' 5 Theatre on Tues-
day Mayll The cutiie production is
practically new. as since its original
presentation at Wallacit a Theatre.
New York city: Where i had a success.
migraine waitress .,
c‘fimed anew throughout and two
m ificIIni sets of scenery have been
b. The company headed by the
17 tax comediétme Hilda Thomas 111- i
ci es yam Mylie, Lou Hall. Fern Mei-
ro , red Truesdell R E.Warre11.
_ phine Floyd. Sid Forrester. Ada
fl Clair; Chas. RI Hlizht'. May Sween-
has. E. Parcor. Catharine Tanner.
Sg'eQney. Suzette Benny. Three
tSisters and fifty five others tnI
,_ ng thirty pretty singing and done-
' girl s.
NIGHTS BIG Ambrtoai
uben III New Yolk." win he the
ction at Hoyts Theatre, Wednel--.
i! at.
i
. 1 "him Rhett farce '
comedy hit. in thump
11' crew: ted h1 a com-
may 0"! excellent comedians and pret-
I'ln and enhanced by m up“; cos-
(1191 a and special genig ‘e an I it
Denmcra t to
tiou
tooth in fav'ot of Judge I’fll‘kt‘l‘.
posing of an estate valued at,
87,000. the will of Dr.
man. It collector of r-eiiIs who II‘iiedII
March 29, is the longest Iiocume led'
’4 1" Mailman in the history of the cook Counlt‘y‘ Pro-
bate (‘ourt
to minute details. describing oacn arti-
cle owned by. the tenant. its origin.
abouts.
does the will contain that it was re-
produced in printed form and filed in
the Probate Cqut. together with the
originitl document.
'_ that t
A fluid of "6000 to wipe out the debt
It _.I "gala“. c. .A. building. C
hwy
tee; fomittr Mayor Sullivan.
Iii tiarifotd and the Siam I
that Statesman
STA M FOR D. 001111..
April 27. --'i‘lIII
Advocate last evening published the!
following: '1 he classic shades of Lin-
dun Ibdgc. and the big alligator In the
private sanctum of ex- “in or “other 8
Cummings tII thII iI‘iIst National llIIuk
building it’ they had the power of
speech had the will, could give iIIttI'~
testing information touching on and ap-
pertainln‘ to the Democratic situation
in the Nutmeg stntII just now. Within
thcipiutt week or live, Mr.
has had It number of visitors 'way tip
.in Democrutic politiIII. .iohu .l. “alsli.
of Norwalk. chairman of the lchuoI'I I'II-
tlI- state central couIIIIittIII has been It
ftequent 1"isitui. Ix-May'ot Suiliv.an
of llai‘tford, has called Oill't‘ or thhe.
and there have been othcls. Mr. Walsh
was in conference with .\it'. Cummings
yesterday. for It long time. After the
conferenci- Mr. t‘IIIIIIIIings said there
was "notlttng doing."
not the smile. like that of the song.
was as full of meaning as the nut is of
mI-Iit
Mr. Cummings Is intetcattd in thc'
'II'dI-ut Iditorinls that flow from the'
facile, if sometimes vitriolic pen of
Alexuuch 'l".Ioup of New Haven.
Cummings thinks 1111'.'i‘_rottp_n most
int-(nesting persoi‘i and a man of parts.
Tie. cant seem III IIIIIierstIIIIIl why MI.
":l‘IIIIp is so vche aunt in his Iletct'zmiu-
IItton III have his political scalp or
hide. or IleatIvcr the New Haven edi-
or call :-I it. ilowc1er. he don't .seeni
to worry much about the matter.
"it strikes IIII',"‘I~'niIi il friend of Mn
(’IIIIIIIIiugII. instntght. afteI readiug'
.\ltxauder ’I‘I'oup's latest editorial
Ibout his efforts to hang MI. Cum-
things on the political fence. “that Mr.
”'iIIIup Is weakening his own case and
that of his client when he seems to;
.I\cttst his enthusiasm fot Mr HPIIIHSI
in such manner.
(‘onnectlcut will have fourteen dele-
{ates all told at the Democratic coir:
\'t‘lllltlll at St. Louis. These dIlegates'
will name the DemoIrIItic comniiltte-
man from the state it's IlollIIIs to
doughnuts that his name will be HoIII-;
m. s Cummings his hailing plaII.’II
Stamfor II.
A man 11 ho undoubtedly ltnowa more:
about the political feeling among thI
leaders throughout the;
Iouutry than any other Stamford man.
made this interesting stnthIII-III. inst
ev enlng:
"Grover Cleveland has not the
slightIst chance of getting the nomina-
tloht fIII president from the Detiffoct‘nt- '
iI- party.
nomination. be
000 miles of it
tion of the state of New mfetstmy
quite sure he could not get the votes‘
of any state. in the St. Louis convcn-i
The fight is bIItw ecu Judge Purw
1191' and Mr Hearst, With the Odds Vet 1' ' (‘ lunch of ”W lnIIIIIuiIitII Conception Iie
'lhIit.iiIIIreIi an interesting scInIou on the
which gives the Judges friends the most gI‘IsIIIIl of the day at the it o 'Ilock mass.
cause for
whether or uotlic can masteI
thirds of the votes of the convention.
Should he be unablato’do so, and the be guided or influenced by rcckess or
convention became deadlocked.
would be a chance for some of the
(banned that he desired 'a
With the single excep-
l' m
the one s'tlon
two-
coneern is
time
other less- -pIomiuent candidates?
Wu.
LONG-EST WILL EVIER FILED.
.4...—
Dr. Lyman of ChlaagO. Disposed of
$7,000 Worth of Relics.
CHICAGO, April
. only
.l. Chester LyI
The insttument goes in-
ts history and its present where-
So many ‘thousands of words
A 'Wishington saucer valued at $1-
000 is bequeathed to the Field Columv
bian Museum. 1111 is a Peruvian image.
made in bronze. It is said to be 4,000
you; old part was recovered from an
uncle t mound in the Andes.
__...
éov BURGLARSII SENTENCED
”Afghans. ma Iowa Norma am.- at
" ‘" 10.4w Get One Year Each.
ALITCHEIELD. April 27 —Samuel
It
, McCormaclt Benjamin Plant. Edward
9'1. Weltner. and Frederick Blodget. of Wat-
ferbu'ry and Andrew Tamer.
Milton .
stealing over $10 000 from hoary nt-
118. who lived near New Milford. were ,
yesterday sentenced to twelve months ,
Wish doth.
over to the June term of. the court but .
meld. "rushed on beach
tertlay. State Attorney Warner said
be this; of, 110.180 had been,
cIf Now
the five_ boys arrested for
The “its bad .hcen hound
ecovered
and lid believed that was
midnlIht. m5 «Mm
6 curacteaiied 01'!
his outburst of religious fer-
éxl’irmn a closed town prac-
. I, an Bum
Ided. m;
I.I~Ootiiiieticas banned
by Billiitmiiti Walsh. 0f the:
000007600 Stil‘iti Gtimnili
Cummings l
but he smiled-
M v. ‘
couldn't get within 10. -.
ill—Although Ilis- ,
warrants 5'85- .
‘ “Many
i
t
It
i
I Will
people who are neglecting symptoms of kid
”drifting towiirds Bright’s..Dpeasew1gcbI.lItII
I’gul I'Iltieé',’ am
e kidneys so they wil
the olsonous waste matter is carried b
cans 511g dizziness, backache, stomach trougieaiag
If you 'hove any signs of Kidney or Bladder
KIDNEY CURE at Once, as. it will cure a slight disorder' In a
, Ital maladytI
How to Find Out.
, You can elliiydeulminc if your kidneys are
out of order by setting aside for 14 hours a
, bottle of the urine used upon arising. If
-. updd cumin-tun It ficloudy omnilky: or has
I brick; dust sediment or small particlel float
about In it, our kidne s are diseased. and
FOLEY' S
‘ It onceI
g¥ish liver.
cured of a levers kidney trouble
l have never had a return of on
kidney or bladder trouble. "
SOLD AID REBOIIEIIDED It
Iliiliflitl PLAISTED'S DRUG STORE.
ney trouble, hoping “it will west “My.” are‘
kidney 13100le if; sheaf its
9 ,
fthéiis th’é’uiliiafy‘ol‘fidhs ind“ builds
perform their functions' property. He
the impurities from the blood as it passes through them. Diseased kidmmo not, and
the circulation to every 8,11:
irregulai'gibii't AcI
rouble commence taking FOLEY's
ltiin pleasant to take and benefits the whole system.
0. D. IIII'IIIIII Tutlfloo After Four Year...
G. 3. Durban: of Curiisic Center, N. Y.. writes:
"About four years on] wrote you stating that I had bf'n enti sly
Foicy'l Kidney Can. it entirely stopped the brick- dust Ifdinieni “4
pain and symptoms ofkidncy disco-o dinppured lam glad to n. 9"“
can that have ell led. and am evidently cured to In) IIIIIIII nd
IDNEY C RE 'hould be “kc“ handy rccommondPFoley‘ I Kidney Cure to any on. luutllil‘ “'9“,
' ..‘ Two 3'1“, 50 00M: and $1.00.; .
haunts! _ '
the Him-00¢ tissucd,»
by kid“ strain out
“it
of tge bod,
on, CB
few days and prevent a
by tailing ten than two bottle of
of thou symptoms during lit- to“,
WIFE WAS BEATEN. ‘
“.._—.._.
Lulena M. Kellogg, of Bridgeport. 811le Band. For Penn and Consolidated
Her Husband Treated Her cruel -
iy—Employed At Baugatuck
Station.
Milena M. Kellogg. of liridgcporh
wants a divouce from Fred W Kellogg.
of \\ estnort.
able I'I'IIIIirv
titnity Io lt'mk met' 'the panels M75.
Kellogg told the c'ouIt that her Illlw
.bIIIId had tied her hand and foot. him
She I
Ikicked Mn and he Ihoked lIIII'.
. «as laid up for forty- the days at one our imptmemeuts mid
I time as II result of the beating hII gavel
jhcr. and in the presence of a nurse.
I Kate Jane Jeroldmae of New Haven
,IKIIllogg admitted that he had kickedl New Haven & ”url-Ifmd mm fur “.1,“.
his w.ife but he said she deserved
. more than he gave her.
fans a finssctt liei‘oIe marriage.
Ileft her husband September H
because of his initial llt‘flllllt‘lll.
was towel IIIa'I III Westport for
5 Consolidated railroad.
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cmsnnna
i ' ”For Infantl and Children.
the find You Han Always Bought '
l Bears the
3 Signature of
IPROFESSIONAL LABOR AGiTATOR
lTopic of Sermon Preached by the Rev.
Father Slocum in Waterbury.
(Waterbury American).
The ltev William .l Bioctuu of the
Sunday. lie took occasion to deliveII
‘his opinion of the professional labor
agitator and to tell his people not III
radical men.
"The professional labor agitator is It
dishonest. agitator." he said, " and II
dangerous one. The IiistuI'bIII' is not
held back by thoughts of the Welfare
of the families whose support id» cudnn»
guns. nor has he regard for the means
he. takes III (‘Effi‘tl his plans.”
THE BEST FAMILY SALVE.
, DeWItt' a Witch Hazel gives instant re 1
.licf front Burns. cures Cuts. Bruises.
Sores. Iczemn. 'I‘etter and all abraa~
inns of the skin. in buying
see that you get, the genuine DeWitt'a
and a cure is certain. There are. many
cheap Icotmterfeits on the'market. all
,I of which arewovthless. and quite a few
iHazel Salve is perfectly harmless and
icures. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy "
DEAN MAYLAND’S EsTATE.
NEW HAVEN. April 27. —The up-
praisers of the estate of the late Fran-
cis Wayland. formerly dean of the Yale
law school. finds that he left personal
property worth $81,582.22; There was
no real estate.- ' I . ,.
—'Now good digestion waits on up-
petite and health' on both " if it
doesn't. try Burdock 'Blood Bitters
W
I
Lune Willie—~“Whnt is the differ?
{ence between character and reputa—I
w?" .:
OPE—I-A'Character is a iIIxury.I my son.
servo-III“: ‘"’
. hm Mandi“? u
Dillard. “Illa. Ill.
on the round of intoler-
but she will have to wait
until Judge llornback has no oppor-
Mrs Kellogit
She
was married October 25. 1890. and she
liitlll.
lle oIIleI' to provide for the increase in
that loud tI'nIItliI
Witch ':
llaael Salvo it is only necessary to
{are dangerous. while l.)etht‘s Witch:
, . HIrtford I
I EAST RIVER BRIDGE. CONNECTICUT TROOPS MAY GO.
Brig.-Gen. FI'Oat,Thinkn.That Militia
Wi!l Engage in Regular Army
Manoeuvres.
1 Connecting Road luued.
] The $10 000 000 bonds of the Long is-
I laud Railroad for the listing of which
application has been made to the stock
i cwhaugo are part of the $45. 000 000 is
he authorized last fall The bonds
IIII tthtiil withotu pr'lillege of car'lieI
Iedemptiou. ’ihcy bear the guarantee.
i at»; to pr-iuIiIIIIl and tntIIIesi of the
i Pennsylvania “alllfliltl, - i
The proceeds of “0.000.000 sold and
now to be listed will be used fm vari-
additions in
I 'otim'ction with the Pennsylvania IIIII
IIIII and the inIige own the East the r.
I which will afford a connection with the
. lug whether he thought the Connecti-
I'nt‘ NIntioII'Il Guard would participate
in the regular army manoeuvres next
summer. Brigadier (icncral Russell
lI‘I'ost said that there is strong probu~
biiity that they will.
The fact that the New York militia
have declined the invitation is in favor
of the Connecticut soldiers IIIIII the
most to send the men to NiaIItic.
iencrai Frost believes that the pros-
pects are excellent for eight Iiays‘ scr-
vicc by the Connecticut National guard
in We coining manouevrcs. .
i
' tional terminal facilities at Bay Ridge
I and LIIIII: Island City. I‘ GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
Provision I; "1..., mm“. for (pump. The pleasant to take and harmless One
tracking ”mun"... of. [1... misting line Minute Cough Cure gives immediate
and MI a huge tIII'I'ImsII iII fac iiitics iII lnIIIchiate "0”“! I" 3“ 033°" 0" Cough
(‘Ionp and LaGrippe. because it doc.»
I”... mm...“ of a grade not pass immediatelv into the stomach
I, ”Wm,“ Mm”... Ila} itr bills and but takes effect right at the seat of the
Flesh l’oIIIi Junction also calls for con- “"“m” it mm)“ 0‘" ”I“ inflamma
. sidci‘ablc money. 'tiou, heals and soothes and cures per
‘ The scheme. for transferring freight ‘ niatieuily by enabling the lungs ‘0 c0"
traffic "(.1.,)“ .1.,. bay mm, H“. pm", tribute pure life-giving and life-sustain
f ~Iylvania yards at Groom-Imp I .l. to lug oxygen to the blood and tissues.
‘1... new LORI“ island terminal: I“ Buy One Minute Cough Cure ls pleasant to
Ridge will give the latter road It haul “‘l‘" “‘"d 't I“ “”0“ alike I0" young “"1
0,. ”mm,“ originating m, the Hum old. hold by Clifford Pharmacy. 1.
syivauia system and 'Ilcstlucd for New . T”"‘""‘“"""’
England points. it will also facilitate . CONTRACTOR KILLS HIMSELF.
IIIII llltH‘t'lllt’ll‘ of such trntflc very InIt- ' MERIDEN. A‘DI‘II' 37r-"(I1’0Titt' 1“.
ltertuily and relieve congestion at Pcnn- RUGIIWI‘II. II contractor Ill lllt' I’fll‘k'
sylyanln's terminal In Jersey City. III lliothers gun factory. committed
~—— —— ‘sttit‘IIII' yesterday afternoon by hang-
WORRY, CARE, GRIEF 111g. The body was found suspended
oveI"11'oIk of mind or body. exposure from a nortiero pole in his home. Mr.
'toss of sleep. too much food too little Rockwell. who is well-known in this
fl'.00tl the “long food or any ilfty caus- city from his resuonhible tiOsition at
ca may provoke an attack of rheumu- . the factory. had been in poor health
tit-Int. iIiinc1 trouble or gout On first gfor the past few months and this is
signs use Dr. David Kennedy's new supposed to be «the cause of his deed
medicine. CIIl-curu SUI\’.t'tll and write“He leaves a Wife * I.
'to the (‘al (I‘lll‘ll Company. Rondoui. N.
\'., for It booklet. and a free sample
bottle. l , c
DR. LaPRANGO'O
LA DIES. . compouao.
$1037?""_ti‘i_“t°.'imib&n’li35’i;i’fl"""‘“
WALLiNGFORD ARSON CASE.
NEW HAVE. ‘. April 27.»l.ewls
.Wiiitc and Hannah L. Chase. of Wall-
ingford.1vere put on tIiai on the
hymn when has just found in the charge of arson in the Superior CouIt
l’I'esbvterian Church at Metuchen. the 'i'estel‘tlay it was alleged that the “0'
organ she pin;- ed fifty years ago while Inna assisted White in burning his
.111 inmate cf the New York institute house and burn Ill Walilngfot'd on May
for the blind 8, 1003. after a previous ineffectual at,»
Miss (‘rosby was lead to the organ tempt.
IloftI Tears rolled down heI cheeks
anti. although eighty-four. she played:
with vigor and accuracy.
She told of playing that organ for
President l’olkf‘Hehry Clay. Marshal
Illertraud. the friend of Napoleon:
Martin 'l‘upper. the poet: General Win-
.iicid Scott and other illustrious men
srrs AT OLD ORGAN. .
._._.. I
Fanny J, Crosby. Blind Hymn Writer, i
Find: Old instrument.
Miss Funny J. Crosby. the bliuII'
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
I Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
1 Dot. says: "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 Brazilian Balm and one 50
When asked by a reporter last evens
PARKER ENDORSED;
'i‘ht Democrats of hunting held their
caucus Monday Itisif .I' which the fab;
lowing delegates \th .Ilectcd to Ihci
State, convention: \III-hIIIIl (lottery.
William C. SIIIIi‘ot'I.‘ II-iivnrd M. Drud-
‘ey and Eugeuc- .\»..IIII.I. They were,
instructed to favor Judge Parker as
Democratic candida: m- )lll'sliit‘Tll and
to vote for William. i‘. lIl.ug|islI tIt’
liethel as State IIIIItIl IoIIIIIIitthI-
man from that. 'III :':I.>I at district.
SPRAINS AND BRUISES QUICKLY
URED.
When you got. a min or Iil'llIi-L‘ vat.
liable time may by wed in." promptly
applying Chambcmna l‘aiu llalnt to
the injured parts. i: \A'III cuvoa sprain
in onethird the l.!llI' rcquireti by the.
usual treatment. III..t winter llerb.
\V. Edwards. of 1,... homes. town. got
it. fall on an icy 'I\IIII\', spt'aiulug his
wrist. and brulshv; his knees. “The
next day.” he an» 'I‘ncy were so sore
and still i was “Hal 1 would have to
atav in bed. but i Itbbod the parts
well with Chnntiwtiotn's Pain llalut
and after a few appucntions all sore
ness lIIltl disappeao ii. l feel that this
bottle of Pain ilul'II arm] the several
days time. to say I...I:Iiug of the softer-
ing." hot sale Il\ :~' zison [’owcll Cov-
.ooIatiIIuI. (.‘iiffqrd l Iarmacy l’icrcc's
lli'itlgt I'l'liatmnII / Itfuss Pharmacy.
..._..__ t' ._
CLARK Whom; DIVORCE.
A suit tot tII‘iii'II Ipon the grounds
of IiIIIIIIrtion was .; .Ight in the Super-
ior Court in III‘III'IilIll‘L yesterday. by
Frank W. Clark. Norwulk. .gaiust.
Elizabeth Clark Ii} which Ilcscrtion is
also alleged to l..III- taken place in
IDOO. The coupit \'.”.l‘t' made man and
wife in NochIIbIII NH, and have two
minor childIIIn . :IIIbc cttstody tlIc
Ilalmaut does not i k for.
A THOUSAND DOLLAR'S WORTH
0F GOO D. I.
bladdei trouble i'll‘ years. passing
gravel or stone. with cxcmciutins
pain." says A. ll Thurnop, a well
known coal ODOIII or of Budalo. 0. "I
act no relief from medicine until i be
sun taking Foley .~' Kidney Cure. then
the result. was Sill ill icing. A few doses
started the briIlIIlIIst-ilke substance
and now I have litl pIIin across Iny kid-
neys and I feel like It new man. it hhs
Idone Inc 81.000 “oi th of good. " Foley‘s
Kidney Cure will care may lot In of
kidney or bladch disease. Sold at
Plaistcd 5 drug t~ilol'.Ie t
NEW YORK. NIEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME tits“.
to Effect Mairch I4, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH "NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
cent bottle cured me completely " ,
For sale by R. H; Plaisted. F. H. 8811- I,
ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. " '
Accompanied by its chords. she had
listened to .leunv find. and had heard
Mme. Lagrange sing Rossin'is Stahat
‘ Mater. .
m...
CIRCUIT COURT ADJOURNED.I I
NEW HAVEN. April 27. ~The Apt il
term of the United States Circuit I.
Court for the District of Connecticut,
Iopened 1esterdav with Judge James P
'Platt on I. .13 beach. As the cases to.
-be board were not ready. the jury was I
Iexcused until next Tuesday.
iliilillliSS III III-III
iiiliiii __I:IIIIII. .
out... no»? 11qu 01". Kandy. rm I
i latticlnl.0|t- -curaI8IIolyonIi. VIII: fatten. :
l WILL lNTEREST MANY.
i ‘very person should know that good
health is impassible. if the kidneys are
".Ileianged Foley‘s Kidney Cure will
cure kidney and bladder disease in
everv form and will build up and-
,strengihen these organh so they will
perform their functions properly. N0»-
‘dnnger of Bright's disease or diabetes
Iglf Foley's Kidney Cure is taken In
itime. Sold at Plaiated' a drug store. ”
OFF FOR ST. LOUIS.
II‘COnnecticut commllIIiOnera Leave for
Opening of Exposition.
. HARTI“ORD.COM1:. April 27.—-—A
lingo number of the members of the
Connecticut. delegation to the St. Innis
exposition left this city yesterday at
Ioruoon in the Pullman parlor car.
Those who left today were bloat: t.’ myself forward. tolet thopcoplo Ito-II
‘ Governor Roberts. Frank L. Wilcf'n'. fil' ' dTralidnd how valuable Cobcuril Solvent.
Berlin chairman of the commission: the newmadicino discovered byDr David? ,
former Attorney General Chat-loot Kennedy. 151nm of indigestion and the I
Phelps and Mrs. Pitclps. 11f Roctvlliez- lanthanufitohfln common among
I;former Mayor Edgar T. Doolittle and t as. Inulondfmmu‘overo variciyofliwr
I'Miss Doolittle. of Met-idea: Lit and compidngwlth dizziness. numbness, “III
Mrs. Phelps Montgomery. of New up i can lymph and excitable state of.
'60; Mr. and Mrs. John L. Holcomb. of i “snares. cmployod thabesttreutmen't
Hartford; Instant". E. T. Hangood Within myth-ch. ydtnothing rally helped
. of Hartford: Charles N Flu: and :Intillbegnutoua Cal-Intro Sch-balm
Miss 1mg, Captain c w Burpee of that did "
Writeiotho Cal-curs Company. Keane.
. The Connecticut building will be dynamnoadotttlfl. YII,IIototroesamplo‘
dedicated v of next week and\.bot
III W7 all». David Its-.9
‘."L“dIOW" and WI" meet “18 other; "I ve omuch wish,” writes Loretta 1.! .
.t members (if tit-I connecllcnt detention vat of wetwunction. N 1. .. um I I
in tit. bouillon their arrival there. might begin inn few lines. without put. I
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SUNDAYS.
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. EditOrlai AllODM‘i‘a Edtcitl'btod at
Glen. in liaIudIIII.
llIavo been atiit cd with kidney and ’
'IIIMIHLIOWIOR . our. 4 8
Mountain Gian .Fnrm.
'l‘iul timing moutilth of the (YoIIIIII‘I'ti
Ittt lcditoriui association took placo
Monday in tlto log house on l'holpd
Montgomcry' III"IqutI'.' him-II. Mountain
'i time were ptoaoitt
Edwin H Abr'. Ins. (iIIII-nw'itit New:
Low Alien. filet'iIiI-II .IoIIIIIIII: J. E.
[ll-ale. llerltn News: .\. 8. Damon.
llrtatol Press; J. A. iloaveu, Milford
Citizcnr Thomas P. Diguau. Catholic
’i‘I'auscI'lpt; It), ti. Elia. Manchester
llcralIlrW. .l. li‘lood. South Manches-
ter News: ll. it it , l-‘ust iiuvtford
(lust-Ite; ll, It. Jones. New IiIII'tfotd
Tribune: .A. ill. Knox. Woodbuvy ite-
. ulster; l’helps Montgotuery. Charles iIl.
Perkins. Middleman 'l‘IilIIIuII: \'i'. i‘.
Sharp Seymour Record; t‘. ll. SIIholIIy
Shore IIlil‘ Titties: (i. C. Wootll'liil‘.
iIithItlcld Enquirer.
it was decided to nIIIct in August
at Lake Pocotopuug in blast llumptlcu.
CHAMBERLAIN’ 3 COUCH REMEDY.
THE -IE8T MADE.
"in my opinion Chamberlain's
('ough ltemcdy is the host made for
c,oltis ” I-IIys Mrs. Cora Walker, of Pat'-
tIII'1'.ille California. There in no doubt.
about its being the best. No other
remedy will (are n cold IIII Ituic kly. No
other is so IIIII'eII preventive of pueu
InoIIia. No other is so pleasant and
safe to take. These am good reas-
ons why it should be prelcrrod to any
other. l‘ho fact Is that few people
are sailsllcd with any other after haV-
iltg once used this I'I-IIchy. For solo
by Stillson-l’owell Corporation, ClifI
ford l’lIarnIIIcy, i’iIIrccs’ l'lI'iIlgo l’hItr-
nIItI-y and Zeltfuss Pharmacy. ”
STATE DELEGATES.
S'I‘AII‘FUIII). Aln‘ii 27.—’l‘lic republi-
IIIIIIs held their caucus last night and
elected the following delegates to the
state. couwruiion: ,lI‘I'aIIk ii. llIIlII-r.
Henry (‘. ’l'hrcIIlIcI. William ll. licnltl
and IOst'III'II1V.Bupr)I'Il ..
AUTOMOBILE BIZB
ORIENT BUCKEOARD. LOW-
‘ EST PRICED PRACTICAL Alt-I,
T0 BUILT; IWE HAVE A 8AM~.
PLE OF. THls I-WONDERFUL'
LITTLE CAR. CALL-AND LETI
US .. DEMONSTRATE ITS
MANY DESIRABLE FEA-
TURES. ,
Hinmn
‘ 52 So. Main 31., So. Norwallt.
Agent ter 50. Norwaik and
Vicinity.
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'Phone. 132.
Jenkins Bros Valves
. and
cAaLocx PACKING
Carried in Stock.
cow AND 311.1757; autism .
New England Electtlc Motors.
Hat/c no super-lot. Can show them
in operation.
Repair: to Stationery and Ma
rlne Engines and General Mach
in. work Solicitad. ,I
THE 6.1V. McKIBBIN
M'F'G co,
56 WATER 6T., 80. NORWALK.
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Life Insurance for Woman
Au endowment policy furnishes the-
safest investment that assures II IIIIag-
utilceut profit. The Equitable
the strongest company in the world
mites lifc Insumuco for women. Let
us explain to you a.
. 5 PERCENT. 001.15 BOND ENDOW-
MENT.‘
It will illustrate in a forceful manner
how HlnilII sums invested annually can
be made to re Itch InIIgnifiI- cnt amounts.
Wtite to us for a I'quprIlIoIIinvc
booklet.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
74 Washington st.,. So. Norwaik, Ct.
AIIHBIIBBR BIISGII
On DIrtItpght. or Bottled at. the
Victoria Cafe.
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OANIURY TO IOUTH NORWALK.
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p II. have Dan
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mint:
mm
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T. J. SULLIVAN. beilrlcfor.
Tciepbého Call. 3963. .
FiNEST BEER- PLACED ON THE
MARKET. .»
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All kinds of Stained cooked in the
' but possible manner by an ex-
perioncedI chef. Meals at
' hours.
out" 70:17:17.7}!
The Standard mm Medicine: in
an. ”um
Life, .
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Norwalk Chronicler