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on I. omntl
9‘" .In
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with chills and 7mm“ and
-¢rawinp very sallow The
twouhl be enon
Db“; 5M "nulck chi!
, , malaria. but can neyer
.o'w'l contracted It.
had a draasy (reflux unit
on In the morning feellnx
I tired, and would be tired all
fidvlsed bv a relativn to try
l‘ery Oompound which had
conlldembly. and i had
... nl‘xht's rest and woke up
". that, I determined to con-
“not fen“ any more lassitude.
:cltee ll all day long. i set
.. y Work nlIh satisfat tion and
rand better. The chills and
lit completely mired. This In
M of the yeat when i used
~ idiom mm. and I have not
5.51851? chill. My complexion Is
I! I can retommend Palnc's
pound Its a sratlusi_ and
PAINI'O OILIRV COMPOUND-
:ribo lt--A standard yaw 'ia the
thoiounh cure Ior malaria. "—Mlss Ed-
na Arlington. Newcastle Nob.
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- "Trace wary discus, blood
ublc or pain to the TRUE
A088. Pain loonly tho also or
aymp torn. It is idle to treat tho
{aux iiaolt. The only tree can
oi‘ blood Impurity or suffering
lo the ours that OUREB- THE
TRUE CAUSE—Wiluknoaa or
the INNER Nerves,"
AProf Edward E. Phelps. \l.
1).. M211. of Dartmouth Univer-
sliy~Famous Discoverer of
I'aine's Celery Compound.
The blood slide-ll the urgin-
of tits body depend on the IN-
' NER NERVEO, and Palm's cal-
ery Compound gives the blood
and the nerve. system the
strength to MAKE all the organs
work ‘in health “and hsrmony.
as WELL ‘THI8 sfinmel
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Cali Jury Will Have Hoar-
“tidy—alien calendar Cases.
Iiilberio'r court short calendar
heard III‘IlIlsy morning bctorc
"1‘ Horabatlt. who will give
bu the motion to call in a
hose cases have been assigned
‘ fitirt calendar:
95E hocwcuet al. vs. Martin
Atgalsz: defendants motion for
vol naturism: Edward H.
‘ Fly 0. White et als. . fore
l‘ii- Tl. iiédléht Is John II‘.
' rind meat; Jacob bioleiz
all .Robatock et ux plaintiffs
1or more specific statement;
rill-(s llanlt of Danbnry, vs
lehomss‘, foreclosuxe; Pat-
an vs The United States
are 00.. defendant's de-
Manhattan club vs Bnm- .
an. plaintiffs motion for
‘hotttcompliance with or
feudsnt's Inotloh for
sin '61- reply. defend.
nuI [pl-,pycr; Moiris A. Boers
ridseport Hydraulic 00.. do
utter; Mary- t.‘ Beech-
y.ti Mason. adminiattator
ytmr of defense or lore-
win of i‘alrfield vs The
oil‘onal Dank ct al. do:
I‘S‘dl‘l D. sheedy vs Empire,
Imlit'e (in, motion to amend;
e
failure. to tile reply Charles
v“ Emily Miller. for leave to
in and cross complaint and
iloivnnce of. counsel tees; Isabel
,I‘e .al Is Louis 3. Elegant. judg-
l'l , am of answer Union Say
. It at al vs Josephine A. Lo-
rdcc citing III H. W. Hoyt as
in lani: William I; Morreli vs
- .J. Mortell. foI pctmisaioii to
Mutts and 'tuosu-conipialdl and
gloh‘ance to defend; Elmer 8‘.
onward M. Fitzgerald
' tint Or want 57 answer; Keller
* ‘lghi Co in main-I of Re-
-- leave to file semiannual
.. demurrer and
pectin this within which
has than he tiled; Wilhelmina
. s'it Thomas J Alters et ul, I'le
llllwins I’IticOrIil‘t-lbtbd divorces
‘ he. calendar for a hearing:
rIniiI is Joseph Straits Ben-
white I-II Olivia 0‘ White.
w.
it! A 1' sum iN bandits. .
hall of mankind over shat -
1
i. . .
If" sis li corrects irregulari-
"mas cured niany old Ines oi
.I case. Mr. Rodney Burnert.‘
.Iort. Mm,” writes: "i striated
""53: sand kid;
sand tricking
Illey'a Kidney Cui'e i
‘2 in I have for Mill
diam new sirens d
.1. (has store: i‘ a
' IELD DAY "4 JUNE.
' Ditching B J. (wade?) at-
441%.“. in 'a. r ury,
33‘0“: Board of 5mm.
atholic Total Abstinence
sentient He stirs thin
nt~various parts of the
,. 31“. tile Union: to prosper-
gt
LY well applet)! «the so
51an bled Issu- samba»
‘ . in a few months., Plans for
out day be be held- June 18. in
. II I dilc'uased yesterday.
his event is assume!
Ito-ho turnouts of diets;
innate. and
i=1.
POPULAR AMUdEME-NT‘.
AT novr'rs NEXT TUESDAY
i H t.‘ Whitney's production of that
metry.‘ mirth provoking ”bit of. turn-
folery" , Rice's “The Show Gir,”l with
Its numerous vaudeville specialties its
cnttby bilislc, clever comedy. pretty
dances and enchantln choruses Its
sumptuous scenery an gorgeous cos-
tumes. w‘lll bé seen at- the Hoyt‘s
'l‘heutte. Tuesday, May ii. "The Show
GlIl" was driuinally pIodIIced by that
famous amateur organisaulon, the B09-
ton Cuilt’tr'i_ who prcsI-nieI lt' under the
title of ‘The up of l-‘drtui'e'. it A.
Barnett of I 92" fame.in the author
or Ihe hook. and H. L. Pleartz and E.
w. Corliss are responsible fer the mic
die while Louis Deisnnje and D. K.
Stevens have gltcn veritable assist
sum- The plot briefly s'iketched. con
ceIns the adventures of sitmuine thea-
IriIIII company: whose Ilaembcrs have
be -oIne stranded in Circe be. The man-
agcr illonyalus Fly. has come Into the
possession of “a wléhln , cap. and he
utilizes the power tlius granted him
i0 extricate his fellow iplsyers train
their predicament. .- These Is a slight
element of love romanc, and many
other absurdly' tomlc 31 nations and
complications The cast Ilucludes illi
do Thomas Said Kylie. Lou Hall. Fern
Mob-use. ma 'l'I-Iieadeu R E Warren.
: Josephine Floyd, Sid Forreister ads St.
Charles E. Parcor. (‘ather Io Tanner,
Edna Sweeney, Hussite Be tiy Three
Faust Blisters and fifty llyel others in-
cluding thiIIy pretty singing and
dancing [ii In. .
REUBEN IN now than.
This comedy was given at lioyt’s
Thratrc. lust night, to :In audience
which enjoyed the laugh Iblc scenes,
and ML VI~I‘ inndevillo (it'll-i
pally presenting it, as a mom, was It
good one. /'
PIRATING Fags-Ave“ MONEY AND
Foley & 00.. Chico; Isa originatbd
Honey and Tar as It list It and innit
remedy and on acceant I the great
merit and popularity of Ft ey's Honey
Ind Tar many imitations i‘nrc altered
for the genuine. Aak: for Fe ey ‘3 Honey
and Tar and refuse any so atltnte of-
fered as no other preparailt will glIve
the some satisfactlliu it is lldly lax
no opiat s and i3
Clair. Chen. R Haigb. “3E Sweeney,
l
ative. It contain
rarest tor chlidn’n and del cute per
sons. Sold at. Piilsted’ s druF store. "
WHITE OAk svmsohic. ‘
.________
Why Odd FolioWs Plant it onIimAnnI
vel'aary. _. , < ‘
i In many towns {through the State.
this wet-III Odd. Fellows thve.: been
celebrating the 85th anniv'srssz-y of
the johndlng of the Order by planting
white oak trees.
The white oak ls otIpsrtianlarIsym
belle interest to mom aera ofItlIIetOdd
Fellows. who will it In; that atnang
other thingsail Is smooth: oi. hospi-
hillty and of the and er. Beneath its
branches. protection from the stoml‘ .
of life .may be had and the adversi-
glen nf'htho war.
rout r e burning , n. Beneath lb
shade the children.- fi nbol and the in-
ocean; are not areas. I It Is strong and
stalwart. and startle n the forest.”
the order which It sy bollzss stand!
in the forest Ol‘ffht‘e l societies, an-
denoted by the time. crowned
but to greater-s asst untouched
the winds of adt'ettity' The white
{:3' mg; inI (I
am w t I
and others. T15:
the beasts of Che field find in its 1
her which mi
nation or sustenance. and so may he 7 '_
who studies the characteri tics of the
team “if"; M
We!
‘1.
Thu t-ém-'
iii provides dilutes? .‘
i
ii
Ilti by Odd Fello “ '
irds of the air a ll
[loom Residents u.“ for him
his Hound.
CHICAGO. fibril llSe—A diamond
swindle of start in: boldness. In which
one of the finest residences In Chicano
was used by the swindler II a clearlnl
house, Is bolus liivsstlsated by a score
of operatives trout it private detective
nsI-nry. .lI-wols to the value of 81.100
win-c obtained by the swindlor. _
The bond of II Jewelry Ilrrn received
It luicplmtlt- call from a person who
save the name and address of it wool-
tlIy citizen. minostlnutbat an assort-
mrnt of diamond crescenis be sent to
his residence for his wife to examine.
The jeweler complied Immeulutely.
sending by special messenger a tray
containing three cresceuts. While
the lady of the house was wonderluk
who bud sent her the jewel! she was
summoned to the telephone and in
I'm-med bII the protruding jeweler that
ah otter had been made'. Soon after
want a young man called. ptoaeuieti
Ihe iirm‘s cord and rcteived the dia-
blonds.
The ilcnoncmeut come when, not
having heard from the customer the
jeweler concluded the crescents had
not plenum] his wife, and sent a clerk
with another assortment. 'l‘lio swin-
dle III onet- became apparent, but the
perpetrators bud ample time to escape.
' ' NELLY FARREN DEAD. ~
Old Time London Galoty Theatre Fa.
vorits Passes Away.
LONDON, April Slit—Nelly FIIrren.
in old time. (lately Thcntro favorite.
died this morning of gouty affection of
the hcurt.
Nell, Farren has with Fred Lesllem
membi-I of the. first (Islety Company
ulllch visited the United States. It
because known in 1898 that Miss Far-
rI-u was suflerlug from adversitynnti
her friends March )7 of that year gave
her the most remarkable benefit ever
witnessed in London. All the leading
managers, actors and actresses co-op
ended in the arrangements and Dru-
ry Lane Theatre was selected for the
Iorfortuanoc. ‘very available seat
was sold weeks ahead netting 825-
)00. uliile subscriptions poured in front
nany sources. including 81. 000 from
George Edwards 8500 from the Roth-
schilds and 8500 from the Duke of
Beaufort. The afternoon papers of
Inndon printed bulletins announcins
.In: progress of the crowd around the
theatre. which at ti: 'l0 a. or. number-
3d ‘l. 000 persons. When the perform-
ance begun. it was sell that Drury
bane had never hold such a large hunt.
our of people.
THAMES CLUB BURNED OUT
”-
New London Social Organization sin.
tains a Loss of 88.000.
NEW LONDON. April 28. ~Fire that
started in the parlor of the. Thames
Club Building on State Street. at It: 30
II t‘l-ock this morning. trotted the build-
Ing. The building is of brick and Its
walls are Intact. The loss will probo-
blr amount to 88. 000.
Assistant Engineer Charles Rose or
the fire department. Was severely in
lured by the Iailins nfa floor alter the
lire was brought under control. The
lob of a desk descended with him and
cut his build. in tire fall ~00 also sus
tamed a broken arm and it is believed
internal Injuries.
GOOD .POR CHILDREN.
The pleasant to take and harmless One
Minute Cough Cure gives immediate
immediate relief In all cases of Cough
Group and Lailrippe because it doe
not pass ImmediatelI into the stomach
but takes effectrlghrnt the sect of tht
trouble. It draws» out the inhamrns
-.Ion. heals and soothes and cures per
manently by enabling the lungs to con
.ribuie pure life-giving, and life‘sustaln
‘lng oxygen to the blood and tissues
One Minute Cough (lure ls pleasant to
take and It is good alike for young and
old. Sold by Clllford Pharmacy. 9
NEW ENGLAND ‘OOTYON MANU-
FAC CTURERS.
BOSTON. April 29.4mm technical
subjects pertaining to the cotton IIn-I
dustry were considered today III the
inbound days' session of the «Invention
of the New England Cotton Manufac
"urers’ Association. Eben C Wiley. of
the Hope Mills; North Carolina pre-
tented some new Ideas to the wet-II of
he carding department in cotton mills.
Other papers were those by- Loam 0w-
fen.- of Macon Ga. on “Roving Traverse
Motion." and by (loom w. Thomas. of
Manchester, England on “Yarn Assert»
.ng Balances.”
,
2 With Isrssss‘r Mm.
Every person should know that good
:bealtlt is Impossible if the kidneys are
deranged Foley‘s Kidney Ours will
cure kldnel'. and bladder disease in
every. term and will build up and
shrunken these miss so they will
pet-term that,“m uninsured properly. No
ghiifa disease or diabetu
“my: kl is taken in
8018 ll.
daiéd’l- (true store. ,3-
W
' rAitsl‘tvassrtv IN-
BURY Apt-IL- .——John Smith,
.IIam'er 20 years old. living on
Isln was taken violently .In-
sana yoitarday 'afternoon at his home
' F Innsl triedE to majtanlcldeoo by cutting
m 7.0 hold
‘ mowing
m
VilOHLD’8 FAIR STAMPS.
WORK ON BUNKEN COAL BAROEB.
Special Series to ba Sold During the 5qu Be Commenced as Soon as They
St. Louis Exposition.
There is likely to be something’ oi',i
it boom in the stump IIndc in the lotal
post—titties. for the next. vi-I-eu or so at
least, due to the iioslrt- of people to
buy specimens of Ike lsnnslunn I'ur-
'llltiit‘ cummetuoratlvq series of pus-
-IIItI'- stamps. They are to be sold to
the public during the period of the
Louis Exposition from April 30 to
December 1.
There. are rive denominations and
.-.olors are oblong in shape similar
.0 those issued III the time of thc
.l'urhl's Fair III Chicago. Followup;
Ire the subjects and colors of the
dumps:
One-cont. green: subject. Roberto ll.
Livingston, United ‘Gluies Minister to
France. who conducted the negotiw
lions forthc Louisiana:~PIIrclIase, «-
Two-cent. red; Thomas Jefferson.
President of the Pulled States at the
.lme III‘ the Purchase.
Three-cent, purplea. James Monroe
Spatial Ambassador to Franco in the
matter of the Purchase. .who. with
Livingston. closed the negotiations.
Five-cent, blue: William McKinley.
Ibo as President of the United States
Ipprotod the Acts of (xiilgrcss calcini-
y inspecting the Uniled states Gov-l
:rnaient with the IcomIIIcnIoraUVc ex
)osiilon.
Ten cent. brown lluitcd States who
the Ierriiory or the Fur
these.
This series of stamps will not be
Issued in book form.
The wise men rite of human me,
But while they did wo‘ re making ills
Whichua'lse you health stream
Wright'azl’ma an in t.‘ a", wrong.
Wright 3 Indian Vegetable Plii Co.
‘AII‘W HIM—f» ‘lfm Tilda Ho?! 1' Century"
For sale by all drnngista.
TO OMiT FIELD DAY.
Milltiamon to Qualify as Marksman
Later in lilo Season.
By reason of the tit-tier for the. C. N.
G, to parade in Hartford on Potomac
day. next month. held days of the dif-
fer’ent organisations will be omitted:
The members of the companies will ar-
range other dates for qualifying as
marksman between May 1 and Novem-
ber.
ONLY OURE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
lira. franklln Bush. of New Castle.
Odin says: "l‘suil'sred for years with
dyspepsu. used to have great Intros:
and belching. i tried etc
could hear of,an nothing heipednt
until. I took Brazilian Balm. and one so
cent bottle cured me completely”
throats by R H.Plalsted. 11'.an
tar. and the Clitord Pharmacy.
Little Caro—"Paw what III a cham-
ber or horrors? l”
Farmer Restorer-"Wash good
land. Oasis! Don’t you know what
your maw'a spars bedroom looks like?"
. some work 3.09:...
. cases but. "we alliteel that. it has paid. "
Can 5. Located.
The sunken coal barges lost be-
tween the Bridgeport and Penileld
lighthouses last winter are to be rais-
ed as soon on they can be located.
They belong to the McWIllIams Teu-
In; Company. of New Y.ork and a re-
merchants of the Baxter Wrecking
(‘ompanm of New York. Is now In
Bridgeport awaiting the III rival of pen-
toons and other w-:IeIklng parspemalis
before beginning work.- Ali these
boats are in such deep water that they
offer flu dangers to navigation.
”The barge struck by the tug Ar-
noitI Sunday night» will also be
raised. She lies on her side near the
Bridgeport light and has now been lo-
cated. She was lust before the others
were and her exert location has been
unknowri until the AIuoiI struck her.
The Baxter Wrecking Company man
was out to see hot yesterday morn
in; and easily decalhd her. He says
that the tug suffered no damage by
striking her. He has no doubt but
that it will be an easy niattet to raise
her as seen as the water arts smooth
Everything along," the water front
was afloat yesterday. because of the
high tide The water was so rough
outside‘ Ihe harbor 'iliat the Empire
State had in dense itiir work on remov-
ing the outer bar and be hauled Into
the Inner harbor. The large tug
Sat-hem. of Hartford out In- hero for a
barber with III light tow west bound.
The mud dredaei. Yankee which
has been, at work at. Johnson's creek
has been taken to New York to be
lrctnuikod as it was leuklngrvcry bad-
L .
SPRAINS AND BRUISES QUICKLY
CURE D
When vou get. a sprain or bruise val
. nable time. may be saved by promptly
applying Chamberlain's Pain IBalm to
the injured parts. It will cure a sprain
In one-third the time required by the
usual treatment. Last winter Herb
W. Edwards of Des Monies. 'I.lowa got
a fall on an Icy walk. sprouting his
wrist and bruising: his knees ' “The
next day." he says: ”they were so sore
and still! I was afraid I would have to
stay in bed. but I rubbed thieuparts
well with Chamberlain -3. Pain Balm
and after a fowfsppllcs‘tlons all sore
none had disap red. i, feel that. this
bottle of Pain m saved the several
days time. to say notliih; of the softer-
ing.” For sale by stunon ”Powell Cor-
poration. Cliil'ord Pharmacy Pierce's
Bridge Pharmacy. zeltfuss l’harmacy
DISTROYING CATERPILLARB.
so: Floyd Tallniadge chapter. ID.
A. R... of Litehleld. oust-ed ten cents a
.hundred for the on cases of the carer'-
pillars. The childish in the various
' schools collected 24.219 of these cases.
an: little girl heading the "smith 2.-
Estimatlng 200 fertile eggs In each
case, it means that 4.843. 800 worms
have' been burned before they had a
chance to do any 'harnt.
Mrs. Smith writes that it has been
children and those
who had It?) coup and pay for the egg
The expaa readily cal-
«has... ”235%. school chil-
darned the money an
aim LA! 5 it: counts stations
ran a or uses.
_.._...
Has Been ordal
tor
Rollal. Black
North Albany.
Harbers' union
en 09.
THAN
The linll In“
one-hundredths
set was to have
ROLLA BLAGK A GLERIOYMAN.
told-l—
nod a lilithodiat Mini}.
In Indiana.
the former South Nor
walk barber who gained considerable
fame In his protession and the town
during his residence ‘here. has both:
ordained r. Methodist minister in in- '
diana and has been assigned a cha
Mr. Black has been president‘ort
Indiana. Journeyman
and so resulted this
position to become thei minister or the
Methodist church at Harrisburg, in the
Indiana Methodist Episcopal confer
Dr. Crossmsn's ‘ Specific .
FOR BLOOD 0180
GREENE EROS. TO PAY L555
03185
2 PER GINT.
tin: or the creditors of
Greene Bros. will holdat the olllee of
Referee in Bankruptcy. John W. Banks
ymtorday allot-soon. In Bridgeport, at
ih a dividend of one and limb
per cent. Was declared.
The reason of the Greene Brothers ll“
nanclal embarrassment In said to hive
the lame expanse under which they
were at the time of the launching of
the fonrinasted schooner Perry Bet
aer. when the ways on which the Veil
passed .Into the water
parted thus causing a large amount .
or dredlinir to be done. ~
in Effect.
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OOUTH NORWALK
V30 K.
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7: 08, 7:55. 8:15, 8: 15, 9:05:
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M.-I18:55x',-1:18.- 8:55! 8:508.
508, 5:40 5:55;, 8:88, 5:551.
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7: 20. 9: 558. 10: 10.
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HARTFORD RAILROAD.
~ . - TIMI vii-La. -
March it. lost.
Iron
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6.00. szso x‘. loss, ans 'ioIoI:
airs.
AIL-13:11:. 115:. mu. tin.
”gill“.
lI
ammo II II ”officers“:
hunted at the odd of biraonion acade-
mic year. TIlliIt is to he Vanderbilt's
personal representative In New York
city, where his principal for well
known reasons. does not can.» to ,ap
pear. Tillitt Is now in Newport ”bon-
lnx up" on the details of his lob. lie lu-
wrod V darbilt frequently during the
iattors "out: I“ -: 'n. and In the sum.
am following the young millionaires
"flunk" spent. five weeks with him it
Newport and tour at ”sex. What:
"Resale" triumphantly shouted the
sheepskin In the fall he oh’ereil 'l‘lilltt
‘ it place when his law studies were (In-
iahod. Vondorbilts last offer cans
. during instill-tor vacation. and 'l‘tIlitI.
after a consultation with Dean Rogers
of the law school accepted. lie intends
to take, the“ dual examination for his
degree with his class in June, and it is
everywhere considered thar on term he
should pass. despite his three months'
absence {rem the class room‘
Roman Balsam
E e
FOR WEAK 5; SORB EYES
No doubt we ought to love our w,ork
but sometimes It ms about In the
same category Iviib lovlnd our one.
rules. ——Puok. .- .
AUTOIOBILE $125
' ORIINT OUGKBOARDI‘W ‘
I8? PIIOID PRAOTIOAL All--
'70 .U'L'Tl' WIIHAVI A CAM-m
PL! OF THIS NIQNDIRFUL
LITTLE CAR. CALL TANO LIT.
_ flinv°7ii§ trail-L? #07.
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