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. —b‘lfta lilC‘Ath, May 13 ~Three hundred
,0", iii of the rulers anti forwarders in the sixty
my. in II‘ Powers 1 printing shops of thc (‘bicago 'i‘ypotbc-
’a mill. the ultorwmah too have gone on strike in sympathy
“M”. ”(I Jonas with the bookbindcra, who went out
i The loan probably will Tuesday
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"lilfc is an up- -bill road.’
"if you' re lucky enough to be gointt
that ww."~(‘incinnati Commercial
Tribune.
(I III but!” written by
oobeavar ene- to bed;
led and Charming
the new styles in llahv Dresses displayed Ill our window. They are
I” don dainty enough to maki- mothers go into ecstat-lcs. ’1 hey are
11“be beyond description and are sttltily high grade in cchy scusu
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muslin: ftom bile to 81 00.
Christening Robca,!1.50 to 3.100.
Wtji)rosacs. (stalls ll mos. tot .vra.) 50c to $2.00.
N. E. RYAN,
n 3m". South Norwelk.
b? A PleaSanl Wall <1
(1 SATURDAY AFTERNOONS D-
would be. to join lilo
FREE PENMANSHIP CLASS.
:Sar'fefn .3” Business college,
Isotope-non BEGI no AT 2 OCLOCK.
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The Pleasant
difference between “Keith's-Kon-
querer" shoes and the other
everyday kind is—
Keith’s
Konquerors
Elf.
Just as easy and comfortable as
if you'd paid a custom-maker $6
or $8—or even more for a special
pair.
$3. 50 and $4
All the LATEQT STYLES 01' TN MMED MILLINERY. also aflne assort-
meat of READY TO WEAR HATS. A GENT FOR BANNER PATTERNS.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
8. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
'W .tltot. will insure good crops regardless of weather conditions.
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old Facts
Why our line of retrgerators are the best:
Efrain-Because» tlie‘y, are the standard makes.
Siénhtfi-Benuae they are censtruoteo on scientific principles.
Third—They dive perfect satisfaction.
Fourth-Because they are perfectly healthy.
Fifth—They consume less' ice than others.
We carry a etimpiete line ofailstyles. sizes and prices the lowest. Look
over om- line before you buy. We can save you money.
South Norweflr.
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“special" Fertilizers for corn. potatoes, onions and general use.
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IRVING LOGKWOOP & CO.
tie-tat one; wither. TELEPHONE 31:5.
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tingling of all kinds. Estimates given on contract work.
Drones onion—2m thin Ctre at, south Nerweiit: 9 Main at; Not-walls
euphemism or start.
DLEY'S mum muons.
‘ enablers enclave BONE.
are :1 am trait: ”in Puss-m. ’
‘ ‘ wean arm sneer muons.
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. systctn--ilt other words, general deblil.
' neys filter the blood of impurities
RUN DOWN, TIRIO.
Nino- Tenths of the 000th Not-walk
People are in This Condition.
The Proprietors of The Clifford Phar-
macy say "Vinol is What Every
Man. Woman and Child Needs
at This Season of the Year.
Many people right in this vicinity are
all rttn down. no strength, hardly able
to drag about. Don't know what ails
them.
in ninety-nine cases out of a httndred
it is sitnply a run-down condition of the
i,\'
Our Vitmi is the one great tonic rc-
constructor which they need it will
create strength, totu- up the digestive
organs. cllrc all stomach troubles,
create a healthy appetite. make rielt,
red blood and strengthen every organ
in the body to do its work. it will
drive away every feeling of lllusifttlic.
heaviness anti depression, and infuse
new life and energy.
Vltlol is not a patent medicine con
talus no injutious thugs. lntt it is the
most delltlous atttl valuable ptcpata
tion of cod liver oil known to medl-
ciuc. without a drop of oil to retard
its work.
Mr. Andrew Jackson of Springfield.
0.. wrltos: “Every spring for years i
have found myself in a worn-.otlt run-
down condition with no appetite. and
beiotc commencing the use of Vittol
was pine-litany a dead titan on my foot.
i tried this Wonderful remedy. nttti am
stttistlcd that. it has done for me what
doctors have failed to do fit all these
years. 1 bill well anti strong. and my
entire system is full of vitality. As a.
tonic. for a run-down. tired. debilitated
system Vinol stands at the head."
i wish every man. woman anti child
in South Norwnlk who is Ill this con-
dltion would try Vittoi and prove what
The Clifford Pharmacy.
it will do.
DRUGGISTS TO MEET.
President Level-ty Announces Coming
State Convention.
The Connecticut State Pharmaceuti-
cal Association of which .1. A. Leverty
of Bridgeport is the president, will hold
its annual meeting this year Ill Hart-
ford on June 14 and 15. and the plans
which are being made for the enter-
tainment of tbtI members and their
wives at the Capitol City will make the
event second to none of the annual
meetings of the association which
ltave been held in past years. and all
of them have been fine events.
Last year the meeting was held at
the Pequot House, New London. The
executive committee recently appoint-
ed A, Marwick, Jr., of Hartford, the
chairman of the local entertainment
committee to prepare for the event.
The committee has arranged for the
meeting to be held ill the Allyn house
with a theatre party on the night of
the 14th, to be followed by a ride on
the Third rail system on the morning
of June 16th to Lake Compounce where
the day will be,spe'nt with athletic
sports and a sheep base.
The annual outing is usually attend-
ed by about 250. The membership of
the association embraces about 75 per
cent. of the drugglsta in the state.
The logical cattdldate for the presi-
dency of the association during the
coming year is W. A. Kimball, the
tIircsent vice president of the associa-
t on.
—imposslble to foresee an accident.
Not impossible to be prepared for it.
Dr. ’I‘hotnas' Eclectric Oil—Monarch
over pain.
WETHERSFIELD FOR ROSSO.
Pasquale. Roast), of Stamford. was
yesterday afternoon sentenced to a
minimum term of 4 years and n max-
imum term of 5 years .in state's pri‘
son for assaulting a 16-year-old boy
in Stamford. lie was tried by jury
before Judge W, T. Elmer in the
Criminal Superior court. The court
was kept, waiting quarter of an hour
for Rosso's counsel, A. 3. Perry. to
appear. When he did finally show up
he said he hadn't. looked into the case
it was tried. just the same. llisso as-
saulted Antonia Botnbadierc with a
knife. cutting him severely about the
face and neck. The jury was out
only half an hour before it brought in
a verdict of guilty.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTO.
AN mast. anew.
Creating an epoch in amusements
with an overwhelming exhibition. The
circus is coming: Welsh Brothers'
newest. great railroad shows, thebig-
gest thing in the way of a. popular pric-
ed amusement aggregation that has
struck this portion of the country for
many a long day. The show will
make its first 190s appearance at South
Norwalk. one day only, Friday, May 20.
There is perhaps not a boy or girl. and
very few men or women in the whole
city who does not know by this time
that the 'ahow is to be in town. it is
an event that is too important to be
forgotten or overlooked by the public
The Welsh-Brothere'- show is one of the
attractive shows of this country; it is
a good show; it is a. clean show it is
a show that we can recommend to each
and every one who wants to spend a
few hours in real innocent enjoyment.
We have no apologies to make to any
one in the world-for loving a
show. and wehope so long as we live,
atticset once a your (if not oftener) that
it'may. he ourlprivilege to go to a real
good first-“clan show like the Welsh
Brothers intend to presenthere. Yes!
we are glad .Welsh Brothe‘rs' show is
coming, and that it is coming as soon
as it s.
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' WARNING. <
You. cannot have good health unless
your kidneys. are». sound, for the kid.
which otherwise not as irritating 90]!-
ons and breakdown the delicate or-
gans of the body and cause serious
trouble. If you have kidney or bind-
der trouble and do not use Foley‘s
Kidney Care. you will have only your-
self to blame for results. as it positive-
gooa fish should be abolished was the cause
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IIRDC IIIN HIRIAiOUTI.
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Many Vsrietiba of Conpstara Are In
lvidonoo Now.
Following bl a complete list of birds
which Is furnished ’i‘hc fientinci by an
officer of tits Norwalk Uil'd Club:
White wing crossbill, pine Ki'OiibtflIk.
American crossbill. rcdpoli, herring
gull. great blue heron. green ltcron.
black crowned night boron, wood cock.
Wilson's snipe, spotted sandpiper, kill
deer plovcr. qttaii, ruffled grouse,
mourning dove, marsh hawk, sharp-
skinnctl hawk. Cooper's hawk; red-tail-
atl hawk. red-shouldered hawk. broad-
wingcd hawk. sparrow hawk, osprey,
screech owl, yellow-billed cuckoo.
black-billed cuckoo, king iishct', hairy
woodpeckcr, downy woodpt-oltr-r, MP‘
stu-lu-r. flicker. willp-poor-will, night
hawk, cbitttttcy swift. lltlntltllnr. bird.
king bird, crustcli flycatcher, l'bocbc.
olive-sided flycatcher, wood til-Wee.
yellow-bellied flycatcher, gret-n-crcstctl
flycatcher, lcnst flycatcher, horned
lurk. biuo ny, crow, stariing, bobc-
llIIk, cow bird, red-winged black bird,
meadow lurk. orchard orloic, liuliimorc
oriolc. rusty blackblrti, purple gruckic.
purple finch, gold finch. pinc slskin.
English sparrow, snow tiukc. reaper
sparrow. Savannah sparrow grasshop-
per sparrow, sharp-tailed sparrow, sell-
sidc sparrow, white-throuted sparrow,
tree sparrow, chipping sparrow, tlciti
sparrow, junco, song sparrow, swamp
sparrow, fox sparrow, cliewlnk. rose-
brcastcd grosbcuk, indigo bunting.
scarlet tttnnager, purple martin, cliff
swallow, burn swallow. li'cr swallow,
batik swallow. l'ilIIflIl‘WIlligi'iI swallow,
cedar waxwing. not'tltcrn shrikc. rcd-
cycd vlrlo. warbliug virio, yellow-
throntcd vlrlo. blue-headed VIl'Itl,
willie-eyed vlrlo. black and white war-
blcr, Worm-eating wnt-blrr, blue-wing-
ed Warbler, Nashville wurblcr, l’urtliu
warbler, yellow warbicr, black-throat-
ed blue wurbler. myrtle warbicr, mag-
nolia warbler, chestnut-sided warblcr,
bay-bl'ealtcd Warbler, black poiI warb~
lcr. black burninn warblcr, black-
throuted green wnrblcr, yellow paitn
warblcr, prairie warblcr, oven bird.
water thrush, Louisiana water thrush.
mourning warblcr, Maryland yellow--
throat. chat. hooded warblcr, Wilson’s
warbler. Canadian warblcr, red start.
out bird, brown thrttshcr, Carolina
wrcn house wren, winter wren, brown
creeper, whitc~breasted ttuthutch, red-
breastcd nuthatcit, chictltiec.
crowned kinglet. ruby-crowned klnglct.
wood thrush. Wilson's thrush (vecryl.
gray—checked thrush, olive-backed
thrush, hermit thrust, robin, blue I.1rd,
pararie horned lurk, fish crow. Amori~
call pippit. pigeon hawk, short car owl.
The red-headed Woodpecker has also
been seen in Norwalk. although not by
a club member.
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AWARDED $1500 DAMAGES.
C. R. A L. Co. is Found to Have Been
Responsible for Mrs.. Hender.
son’s injuries.
Adeline E Henderson. of East Nor-
walk. has won her suit against the.
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company. asking compensation for a
broken left hip bone sustained by an
accident upon one of the company's
cars at Norwnlk.
Judge A T. Roraback of the super
ior Court has allowed her $1.500 damn
res and costs. Shc shed through
Walsh a llubbell for 310.000 damages.
The defendant company was represent-
ed by Paige, Banks & illness.
in the meorandutn of mill decision
which was handed down Judge ilora-
back says:
“it is conceded that on the lOih of
July. 190:l_ at about ten o'clock in the
morning the plaintiff received quite
serious injuries while she was a pas-
senger on the defendant’s car.
"The evidence fairiy.sbows that the
primary cause of her injuries was the
breaking and falling of a rotten anti
and defective poic uscd to airport and
keep in position the trolley wire and
oihcr apparatus connected therewith.
“in cont-thuctlco of the breaking and
failing of such polc. the wires and
apparatus snggcd so far that they came
in contact with the forward part of
said car giving the same a jumping or
ioltlng motion which threw the plain
tiff from the car. causing the injuries
in question.
‘it was apparent that the plaintiff
was in the exercise of due care, anti 1
cannot find from the evidence that
the defendant was ftcc front the peg-
ligence pttt fortlt and described in the
complaint.
“Therefore Judgment is rendered for
the plaintiff to recover one thousand
and five hundred dollars damages and
costs."
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
does not hesitate to recommend Ko
dol Dyspepsia Care to their friends and
:ustomers. indigestion causes more
111 health than anything else. it tie-
rnngea the stomach, and brings on all
manner of disease. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat. cures indi-
gestion. dyspepsia and all stomach dis-
orders. Kodol is not only a perfect
digestant but a tissue building ionic as
well. Renewed health. perfect
strength and increased vitality follbw
its use.
WANT DUTY ON BRINE ABOLISH-
ED
BOSTON May 13.--The question
raised by the fish importers of New
England whether it is not just that the
duty on brine surrounding imported
of the assembling of the general Board
of United States Appraisers here today
to give a hearing on the matter. The
importers have regarded the issue of
great importance because they claim
that with a duty on brine their profits
are materially reduced. Importers
them New York. Baltimore and Phila-
delphia were here to attend the hear-
ing. The general contention of the
importers is that the duty on brine is
not a pro.ection, that it is not levied
on a fair basis and that really the brine
fihglfld not be considered part of the
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MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
Adjutant- General Cole has issued a,
special order. making the following apu
polntments:
ly cures all forms of kidney and bind-
der diseases. For sale at Home.“
drug store. . "
MRI CATHERINE IULLARO OEADJIs
tab mine.
IANAPO
Comm?!” seis-
MN Weight
Captain Philip W Prior. retired. (as-
signed to active duty), of Stamford, to
be captain; vice Mailer resign”-
Benismln Stewart, of Stamford to
bolt-st lieutenant; vice Albert. dis-
tm ,
goldcn- " ’
PAINE’S CELERY
THE soul: was FINISHED.”
0MPOUND.
IT GIVES scuosr msrsnr "not:
NEW YORK.
Miss GERTRUDE BARTHOLD.
Paine‘s Celery Compound Made
Her Feel “Better Than
Ever in Her Life."
No other Remedy in the World Has
Stood 80 Firmly the Test of a
Generation—A Standard Team.
"Last summer under the strain ofi
family nursing, luv nerves gave out. i.
was itriinblc and moody. I did notI
know i ltttll lost conttoi of my tllttves.
btlt my family saw signs of incipient!
epilepsy. 'i‘iIc superintendent of our1
1
i
1
Sunday school recommended Puine's
Celery Compound and brought a bot-
tic to mother one day.
“l comtnt-nccd to grow stronger be-
foro tho bottlc was finished. anti in two 1
months i was feeling better thanM i‘
thnd felt in my life and looked it.
ifricntis are astonished at the trans- VI
,‘formntion. i sin hearty, well utttl
strong. and can do tny work with more
pleasure than ctcr. i sleep wcll and
iltaVe not bad a spustn since i begunl
[taking l'ainc‘s chty Compound." —-
,‘(icrtrudc Burtitold. ll Wcst ltiih St..|
;Ncw York. l
i “i had to overwork, being employed
lnlght anti day for mote than a week.
i ran down and was very weak. 1 was
iso tired that 1 thought i would never
,tltitlk of work again A flicud rccom-i
mended Palnc‘s (‘clety Compound.
. and it certainly did me a world of good
iitigltt at once i began to feel better.
and was able to go back to work in a
few days You would not tblttk to
ace the that i had ever been sick and
, ‘run down i am thankful for the good
giltat Painc's Ceicry Compound did for
‘ntc. i am telling my fricnds."——Dan-‘
,ch llain, 700 W, 12th St, Chicago. i
CHICAGO.
DANIEL nAlN.
Worn Out by Overwot‘k, Paine'e
Celery Compound Restored
His Strength at Once.
GO TO YOUR DRUGGIST TODAY—GET ONE BOTTLE 0F PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
—SEE HOW DIFFERENT IT
WILL MAKE YOU FEEL.
STRUCK BY AN EXPRESS.
Knickerbocker Kills One Man, Injures
Another, Near New London.
NEW
chcrio was instantly killed nttd .loltn
Sayers, probably fatally injured, on
tho Winthrop Cove bridge. near this
city, yesterday afternoon at 3:17, both
lit-lug struck by the west bound Knick-
erbocker express.
The men were at work on the tree
tic. when an eastbound freight w.cnt
ottt at 3.15. Just after the freight
passed the Knickerbocker rounded
the ctttvc oh the way in from lice
ton.
'ihc vicw of tho Kttickcrbockcr was
shut out from the men by the cast
bound freight and they did not see
the rapidly approaching express,
lloth men were thrown into n grnv
ei bunk alongside the track.
A cost: ros Pitt‘s.
"i had a bad case, of piles." says 0. l“.
LONDON, Mny 13.——Ginncorrai
TOWNS 100 YEARS OLD.
Connecticut Communities That Are
Soon to Celebrate Centennials.
. Quite a. number of towns in this state
will have a centennial celebration dur-
ing the first decade of the present cen-
ntury attd others of more venerable age.
|wili observe the two hundredth anni-
Vt'lrial‘y of their birth. says the Hart-
ford Times. The t0wn of Ashford in
Windham county is one of those towns
whichh had attained its majority and
was in vigorous manhood before the
ilepttliiit' was born. it was ill October.
1710, that the town was called into ex-
istence. in 1750 it had a population of
1.245; according to the census of 1900
there were only 757 people within its
{bordets ltt that year. Burlington Was
made a township in 1806. its popula-
: tiott was first taken by the census
cuttmcrators as a district town in 1810.
i when it was found to have a flourishing
lpopulation of 1.467. its decline has
been gradual though not. rapid. and in
Carter. of Atlanta, GIL, “and consulted ,
a physician who advised me to try at 1900 it bad 1.218 persona. Canterbury
box of tie-Will's Witch Hazel Salve. I ' was a century and three years old he-
purchnscd a box and was entirely cur- . t‘orc Burlington was enrolled among
ed. it is splendid for piles. giving‘tbc towns of the state. its population
relief instantly. and l heartily recom- had dwindled from 1.21:0 in 1756 to 870
mend it to all suffer cs' DeWitt's In 1900. Twelve years before the fa-
Wltch liazcl Salve is unequalled forlmous state comcntion of 1818 was held
its healing qualities. Eczema and; (‘anton was given a place in the fami-
othcr skin diseases. also sores, cuts ilv of towns Font years afterwards it
burns and wounds of cv‘ery kind arciwas found to have a population of 1.‘
quickly cured by 11. Sold by The 374 which, owing to the thriving vil-
Clifford Pharmacy. " loge of Collinavillc has increased to 2.-
. 678 at the present time. It was in 1804
ROLLS UNDER CAR WHEELS.
'tbat the historic town of Lebanon cut
(J,olumbia “lib u population of 834.
Charles E. Marshall, of New Haven, adrift. This number has dwindled to
[684. in four years Durham may celo
Killed at Wallingi'oro.1 l 'i H i It“
WALl tuoronn. May in ~Charlosi "“ e ‘ “ "“3“ “W" ”'0" “3
. there‘ rc enough people left in the town
E Marhsall of 476 Chapel “”9” N“, to form a committee of arrangements.
Haven who was employed 1‘13 3. brako i
, , in 1705 venerable New London bade
man on the New 'Iork. New Havcn and , its offspring Groton to 80 to peace
Hartford Railroad. fell ftom the top, .
of a box car near the depot hero yes ’mg“y53r53E%":n&r§t&$,$Z§.S f8”:
tctday afternoon anti was run over by .9 ,
scvcral cars, being instantly killed. fgh'a‘fi'rmg (“9 succeeding century and
Marshall was a brakeman on thel
south bound freight title here about 4 Hebron "1 Tolland county and KH
0 (um-,1. and “as signalling the en- .llngly in Windham are of the same age.
ginger, when he “as seen to hold his ibOLh IIEVIHK been created LOWDSIIIDS Ill
hand to his head and topple over. He the May session of the general assem-
rolicd off the car and under the NY in 1708 Lebanon, the home of
wheels the cars entailing him in a Htother Jonathan Trumbull, the loyal
Marshall was. doubt friend of Washington, was two cen-
of a dizzy m, He itttriea old four years ago Mansfield
was taken from Windham two years
———~——.——-— after Lebanon was organized into 0.
STOP THAT COLD township. The martial name of Mnrl~
rr it may result in Pneumonia. an. borough was given to a. territory taken
.llian Balm is breakingwup Colds when- :from Colchester. Glastonbury and He
Nel' tried, almost without exception, MO“ in 1803 Seven years after its
to, 25, 50c and 81.00 bottles. The Clif- [creation Malibormlgh had a population
ford, Baxter‘s and plagued-s, es of 720, and in 1900 the population was
400 less than that number. if its popu-
LETTERCARRIER ARRESTED. 1W0“ continues to diminish at this
late Marlborough will solve the prob-
Letters to Smith College Students ni- iem of its representation by simply
fled of Over $1000. ceasing to exist.
BOSTON, May 13,..p_ E. Wetherell Prosperous Moriden will observe its
a letter carrier of Northampton was ,centennial In two vears. “8 STOW“!
arrested by the federal authorities here In” be 39"“ in “3 DOWIBUOII. which
yesterday charged with opening letters. “"3359” "2:“ L 249 1" 1810 I0 28 595
and abstracting money from them The , 0 M9419“ '3 the Child 01 Wnli~
officials say that 500 letters. most of “8‘0"! Middlebury I8 making a life
them addressed to students at Smith. '“d “"11 5"“8810 for existence It
C 11 ‘ h b filed of more than iwas created "a miniature republic" by
$10 0030‘ e "8 can r the legislature in 1807, and came into
horrible manner.
loss the victim
leaves a widow.
JUDGMENT AGAINST TROLLEY.
' NewingtOn Resident Secures $1,859.50
Fer injury of Child.
HARTFORD, an 13.-——Judgtncnt
for 81.85950 was ordered by Judge
George W. Wheeler. of the Superior
Courtngainst the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting Company, yesterday, in
favor of Charles Rowland, pro ami. ot‘
Ncwington, and his son. Robert J. aged
two years. in June. 1903. the child
was rtm over by a trolley car and crip-
plcti for life. Judge Wheeler was in-
clined to the opinion that the accident
was partly the result of failure to keep
a proper lookout on the part of the
plaintiff. The car was not equipped
with a sand box or air brake. if the
case had required it. the court said.
he would have remarked that such a
car, equipped as this one was to run at
a speed of thirty‘thrce miles an hour,
should have been equipped with an
air brake. it is not too much to re-
quirc. said the court, that so danger-
ous an agency propelled at great speed
on the public highway should be pro-
vided with modern contrivances. A few
dollars spent in equipment should not
be bcgrttdgcd when human life and
limb may be saved by the expendi-
tutc.’1‘he plaintiff sued for $5,700. .
WHEN THE CAP RISES
Weak lungs should be careful. Coughs
and colds are dangerous than. One
Minute Cough Cum cures coughs and
colds and gives strength to the lungs.
Mrs. G. E. Fenner, of Marion, lnd.,
says. “I suffered with a cough until i
run down in weight from 148 to 92
lbs. I tried a number of remedies
to no avail until i used One Minute
Cough Cure. Four bottles of this
wonderful remedy cured me entirely
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
and restored the to my normal weight,
health and strength." Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. "
MRS. UPSON'8 ESTATE.
BRISTOL. Conn, May lit—Mrs. De-
light Upson. who died last Saturday,
at her home in Burlington. at the age
of 103 years, has left an estate valued
at $7.000, divided as follows: Twelve
hundred dollars to the Wolcott Con-
gregational Church; twelve hundred
dollars to the Burlington Congregation-
al Church; fifty dollars each to three
nephews and the remainder. amount—
ing to about four thousand dollars to
the Congregational Foreign Mission
Society.
TO GET RID OF A TROUBLESOME
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First soak it in warm water to soften
it, then pare it down as closely as pos-
sible with out drawing the blood, and
apply Chamberlain' a Pain Balm twice
daily. rubbing vigorously for five min-
utes at each application, A com plast-
er should be worn for a few days to
protect it from the shoe. As a general
liniment for sprains bruises, lameness,
rheumatism. Fain Balm is unequaled.
For sale by Stillson 'Powcil Corpora-
tion. Clifford Pharmacy, Piarces'
Bridge Pharmacy. “
DID NOT EDUCATE CHILDREN.
WiLLlMANTlC Conn” May 13. -—-In
the second deys' session of the super-
~ existence with a population of 847.
THE RICHEST MAN 1N THE WORLD
glues-gore? yonrslater it had 111 loss. 1 r Wi db 1: id
. “I on nngton was taken from its, or court 0 a em county, 6
T“ "“9“ m“ 'n “”3 "rm ° parent Stonlngton. in 1307. According‘ here yesterday. the Jury in the case of
to the State Register. prepared by the Henry Chlnne). of Scotland Conn"
secretary of state there is an uncer-. charged with four counts of not send.
tninty about the date of the birth of his his two children. aged seven and
Pomfret. Ridgcfieid that beautiful'
town in Falrfield county. where two ex- 1
not; have his kidneys replaced nor live 1
without them, so it is important not to .
neglect these organs. If Foley' 5 Kid-
ney Cure is taken at the first sign of
danger, the symptoms will disappear,
and your health will be restored. as it i
strengthens and builds up these or
gone as nothing else will. Oscar.
Bowman. Lebanon. Ky.. writes:
have used Foley's ey euro and
,take great pleasuren in fitting it cured
me permanently of lfidney disease,
which certainly would have cost me
my life "—For sale at Pinlstcd s drug
store.
“CONTENT IN WORK."
BOSTON. May 13.—Pfesident Char-
195 W. Elliot of Harvard University.
was the chief speaker today at the on-
nunl convention of the American 80-
lie—Ire. charged both with rank from April 19. gel Science Association in this city.
is subject was "Content in Work,”
.his favorite them, and one of which
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the decade. Sherman, created in 1802.:
is in the throes of township suicide. in '
1810 it had a population of 949. and
ninety years later there were only 658
persons within its borders. Vernon,
the vigorous child of Bolton. will have
reached the one hundredth milestone
in four years more, and Voluntown is
a few months Vernon a senior. Water.
ford and Groton have a common par~
cut. but New [Andon sent Waterford
on its way rejoicing 104 years after
Groton lot so its hold of the maternal
apron strings. Wilton. in Infra-id
county. has been entering local man-
neetessdistfaetsewnsbfosissemz.
eleven to school for two weeks return-
ed a verdict of guilty on four' counts.
'governors and one defeated candidate, They were Gilt [W0 and one III" hours
ifor gubernatorial honors live, will be He was fined 85 and costs on the first
"1. two centuries old in the last year- of count and judgment was suspended on
the other three.
HOW TO TREAT -A SPRAINED
ANKLE.
A sprained ankle as usually treated
will disable. a. man for three or four
weeks This is an unnecessary loss of
time for many cases have recovered
in less than one weeks time when
Chamberlain' a Pain Balm was prompt-
ly and freely applied. it alloys the pain
and soreness and quickly restores
parts to a healthy condition. For
by Stillson Powell Corporation.
ford Pharmacy, Pierces’ Bridge
macy.
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Norwalk Chronicler