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it Is I opou luII tloII which to I a
hardor glow to the thrifty hounewll’o
llho btcnlllur or the broad now lamp
I-hlInnII) III the lump chimncy IIlIc huR
had ovor .‘(li long."~tionion 'l‘l'flllt‘
crlpI.
JIM». I tine Ill a... bill;
, ‘iItc Do you till it tin
4* or come whon wI- nllall lo-
I
oerlIullyi-Why not. limit
You tho w that you IIIo rIIIrIIInIr
II My lame llIII INHIIIIIIIH‘
' 1» tar.
7 WI Min» Know I think that what II mun
I" dams In ”it: World in» will do in Iht‘
_ Inn who helm III-ho IIIIIIIIIlm ncxt.
”IO who who till tho roIIpouId- .\ir. Win-“i hopo not I III II lilo in-
Si“ lions 'Isurunco IIItoIIt. whit-II YOIiI Weekly
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ourFurnIturcWantS
‘. Are Here
n MATTER WHETHER YOU WANT ONE PIECE OR THE WHOLE
“.6 ll PURNIOHEO. WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR WANTs. iF YOU NEED
Lo ”LIOHABY, DINING ROOM. OR BED ROOM FURNITURE WE
Avl HE sEASONs NEWEST cTVLEs on W vou NEEO CARPETs.
A'fl'tt’ms. OIL CLOTHS, LINOLE UM OR OTHER FLOOR COVERINca
I. HQVE EVERYTHING YOU REQUIRE. lF IT ISAREFRIGERATOR
, ANOI. OIL sTOVE OR GO CART. WE CAN sERVE YOU.
*" OUR LACE CURTAINS, MUSLIN RUFFLES. CURTAINs. OOOR PAN-
G La AND PMTIERO. WE CANNOT BEGiN T0 DESCRIBE THE VALUES.
TOIITO VOUR ADVANTAGE TO COME To us.
~. J. Collinsé’: Ca.
[uncut mama and Embalm‘ars.
12 North Main Street. South Narwalk.
Varied and Charming
III the will styles in Baby incur-n Ilispinyt‘d in our window ’i‘hcy IIIo
i‘cltt upd dainty r-IIongh to Inuitc molhcw go into cc-Iuntil ..- ’l‘hcy IIrH
, II‘ottIItiIui'hcyopd Iicticrlptlon and tire :uricIly high pt'aoc III cvory Ht'llh‘l.‘
(II the Word. ’
Lolly: Niips from 2"Ic to $1, llli ‘ .‘.
Chiltoulugu ttIIIIIIA. lil...o to $3.00. , I:
snort “rubrics. intro: I? most. tot Vl‘IIJ 5pc. III I‘JJIII.
N. E. RYAN,
86 Washington Street. 'Sautb Norwaik.
”*u—
! I
TH SOUTH
O:‘::‘
L: D A Pleasant Wan -(i I:.
tospond
—(l SATURDAY AFTERNOONS D
would ho In join the
FREE PENMANSIIIP CLASS.
I CHILY
Stirtaln 3 Business College,
I lNITRlJOTION SEGI NS AT 2 O’CLOOK.
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The Pleasant
difference between "Keith's-Kon-
quercr" shoes and the other
everyday kind is—
Keith’s
K anquorars
Flt !
Just as Easy and comfortable as
if you'd paid a custom-maker $6
or $8—Or' even more for a special
I‘ I I
$3. 50 and 34
pair.
Olsen 5 Shoe Store,
' Washington Strut. South Norwalk
I.‘
$11 I)”: LATEfiT $TTLES 0t TRI MMED MILLINERY. also a line assort-
' meal at READY TO WEAR HATS. A GENT FOR BANNER PATTERNS.
.. S. S. TILLOTSON,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
6 per ton.
incum‘t‘gpnfpricé dnd let Ila put y'Our wiutcr supply in qu. A
(will! Ol'filx Vein Cumberland Bituminous at an attractive price.
7 1 “prior ‘ISpt-p at" Fertilizers for corn potatoes, onions and general use.
mm .31.} wilt imiure good crops regardless of weather conditions.
Wand trucking Oi Ill kinds. Estimates given on contract work.
)1
IRVING LOOK WOOD d: 00.
315124 WATER STREET. TELEPHONE 315.
, WW Com main street. south Norwlik. 9 Main 81.. Roman:
comm: Atrium: aroma ‘ ‘ruw.
WIHAVE AN EXPERT FOREMAN FROM BOSTON. WHO HAS
".7”; Tfl‘rn \
-- _w—-“.~w—c
llhll Mr. Gates
Was llel’eaied
Circumstances Contrib-
uting to Mr. Kenealy’s
Success. and Some of the
Manoeuvrinq for Candidates
Watorbury Arncrl-
with a low
t). I’..
Tho
A wrltor in thc
can Inrniuhcn that papcr
rcInlniIIccnI-ca l't'lllIlllK to tho (i.
which uro worth I'cprinting.
Aincticnn IIrIlIIlc roads:
"Thoro nro Innuy IIIIIII» «Ixtt'otm. ablo
uIcn; Incn who count III Conuocllcnt
politics» who will .show no t’llllllllilI
ustn III lhc IIdIIIIIIII-mcnt of Mr. lI‘cIIch
don llt’leil" tho t'uct IhIIt thcy workcd
tnthuxinnticully l'oI MI ix'cncnly. I’lll'I
ticulurly will thin lIo tho cunc ll .\iI.
II'IIIIncIIdI-II'II opponcut is t‘tII'nIor Gov
crnIIr (ll-orco i‘ Molmun.
Where Kcnelly Stands.
"'l‘iw lion. Michael iicnculy is for
lI‘IIlsI-IIIIIIII, ()III- Inny Isut'cly hot on
this. lll'Hl. lust and all tho tiInc. But.
also tlIc lion. .Ilichnol KIIIII-nly is a
t‘lt‘YI'l' politician nnd :I good «hull of u
Illilll.. It is IInprobuhlo that his cnthu-
macro for bid ohlt-i‘ will load him into
lhII orror ol' ncglcclinp.r Statc lunch.
of disrupting his organization by i‘uc-
tionai \I'III‘IIIII- or III' cntlunizcring his
own position by III'crpl‘onounccd ch'o-
Hop to any lllll' thing.
"Mr. Kcnonly knows his position,
ilc knows Illill Ibo llili'dl'rtl thing with
which ho hurl ltl conIIInIi in winning
tho chairmanship was lbc lIuIIIIIinI;
ll‘lll‘ III‘ lI‘III-sotIIlIIn. who bus lil't‘ll
strong IInoIngh III I'IIEso rim with ('on
IIcclicuI ilepubiIcnnthn on sundry lll'
tort-suing occnnions and who bus lII-I-II
IIrdIIntly pursuing tho 1': III-rul SIIIIIIIIII'I
chip trim-II thI- I-nrlicrzt I'I‘I‘Ullt‘l'lltlll of
man. Folk of thc iI‘I-IISI-ndcn culibrc
llll\‘t' Inuny I'cry warm and loyal
I'I'lcnIls. lly tho sumo llllit’ll tiII-y lIIII’o
In; mum cqunlly worm and loyal
cIIonIicH who bnckod Sir. Kcncalyg bo-
(quso IIII sorts of mon in all sorts of
I'm-lions liko Miko Kcnonly and III-sport
his ability llurring II small and pow
crlul t‘ow thct'o Wilh‘ nonc to loci grout
admiration for tho pcrsonnhty or ubill»
ty of Mr. Gillt‘fl. This nIndo II victory
for lllr~ Kcnonly. but it in not so out"
lnin that It will be cosy .unillnlz for Mr.
Fogacndcu.
Gates a Splicer.
"Mr. Gator. an chairman of II' Stab-
Cculrul Committcc. had II rcry hard
task. it was not that ho was t‘orccrl
to light It hard campaign, for tho Stnto
was coolly Republican, but ho wan
coni‘rontcd with tho noccmity oi‘ div
III-cling llil‘ inlornnl workings III a
Romowhnt complicntcd pnrty organiza-
tion and ho WIII-I sonrccly (‘tllltll to tho
rcuuiromcnts. Ho succccdod t), it.
Pylcr~a buns. n tyrannical. obdnrato
boss. who rulcd IIbIIoiuthy. but who
uniformly crushcd all opptluillllll with-
in Itnd without and but tho llopubli-
can pnrty to II fll'l‘lt‘fl oi victorics oat-h
morn brilliant than tho ono bcforc
Mr. limos could not boss. HIS orcn~
nlonai offorts in thin lino wcro futiic.
'l‘hcl'I-Iorc. hc tuloihled a policy (If
concilintion and mnnoeurcring. Whoro
Mr. F‘I'lcr was a smashcr Mr, (halos
would ho It apliccr. ilo wnII not ulto-
IIIIIIIcr succcsslul. Ho did not ad»
vanco in rcspoct or popularity.
Some of His Failures.
"in thc opinion of many. Mr, Uillt'fi
unnecessarily tnnulcd Ibo last Stalo
(IanIpnlgn—IIIIlboiI Snmnol Fithit‘illll’ll
wax not at that limo rnmpnntly insur-
gcut. it. was chm-god against him
that ho dissuadcd the lion. William 3.
King of Windham from N‘t‘klllK the
gubcrnatorial nomination. undcr prom-
isos of aiding him to gain that for At-
tornoy-Goncral. Lotcr Mr. Halos, so
it was nllogcd. I'ancil-d that ho. now
other handwriting on tho wnll. and
iranuterrod his support from Mr. King
to tho lion. (‘harlos Phelps of Rock
ville. Mr. Kim: \Vtill without Mr.
(Intos. Mr (‘ralcs stoorcd IlII- Hon.
John H. Light of Not'wnlk away from
tho governorship with talk of tho nom-
inution for Congreénmnn-at-lnrgo
Latcr hc submitted Mr. l-‘risbio of
Hartford us Inorc likoly to doicni l.lIII
.llon, (icorge L. Lilloy. Mr. IIIlloy won
Mr. (lilies arrangod cvcrything for the
unanimous nomination of Abiram
Chamberlain l’or iovernor. Judge
Clt‘Yi‘lIliltl of New Haven npsct the
program. A lack of rosponslrcncus
on tho purl oi Mr. (Yhnmbcrlnin's ad-
Inlrcrs caused thc campaign fund to
turn up sovcral sizcs smullrr than
Mr. Colon had prodictcd. Mr. (latos
Rocmcd to intro fullcd in all his
III-homos l'or harmony. cnthnsiusm and
ilnnuco. Mr. intt‘s did not win for
hiIIIIII-li unlvcrsnl admiration.
“Tho connoIIIII-Imc of this was that
whcn tho lion. MI. Koncuiy took to
touring tho State in III-arch of support.
ho found many who thouuht. tho old-
timo system weakcning- and who wore
willing to Iakc n chanrc \vith P‘enscn-
don—perhaps ovcn with Judge Cit-ave-
land—for tho sake of having a strong.
abio man for whom they had warm
pornonai regard at the head Of the
State committeo. Tho result was——
Gales ajnr.
Gubernatorial Nomination.
"Now as to the effect. of this change
in management on-tho gubernatorial
nomination. Tho iollowors of that
most energetic candidate, Judge
Cir-aveinnd. believe Mr. Kenealy‘s III]-
vancement a great aid to their candi-
date. Cieaveinnd men backed Mr.
Kencaiy. That III certain. And Mr.
Possenden may think it worth while to
take: up the New Havener. But Mr.
Keheniy has few revolutionary ten-
dencies. He is longhendul and cool.
He Is not nntrlendlv to Gov. Cham-
berlain and Idem-Gov. Roberts. both
of whom are spoiling the nomination."
STOP THAT COLD.
x it my result In Pneumonia. Br.»
dim: Bum in breaking, up Colds when-
avnr tried. stun-t without uccptlon.
10.33 We all 81.00 bottle-.110 our.-
for . Butch and much.
‘Is
Mmuwumm
finn't momma-mm it ~
HORO hill (if: SIS
PORTO RICO
UN lIAl'Il L
’ Hermetically .on in up,
this 'molnsses is kept tree
from dirt and is always in
poriect condition.
0 law. In" Inc and In». in».
if your grocer does not keep
it, write the reiincrs
"room um. I ‘0.
Von on It" It... Now rub.
CLEFlN PURE
idix‘
BRKINC KCOOKING
SALVATION ARMY COINOFIESS
American Ottlccrc Preparinq to Loave
tor London. June 24th.
tin Ibo iIIlI III‘ Juno ncxt Inorc lhnn
oIII- lhouuund t-‘Inlvuilon Army otilccrII
IInd voltliors will ll'lH’t‘ Now York city
on IlIc Hll'lllllt‘i' (‘IIt'putlIlu hound for
London. (‘oInnqudcr iiooIh-'l‘uckor
will bc in cburgo of this largo body (It
SillHlllUIllHlS which will l'l‘lll't't-it'lll tho
.~\IncI'icun brunch oi’ tho Army at tho
grout intoruntlonai t‘ongrcsn which
will oonvcnc in London. .iIInc 2-bit. At
this conurcss tth'II will ho largo I't'llv
rcncntntionn of tho Army from cycry
countiy lII IhII world. for now lllt' tint:
of "Firm nud Iiillod" hos t‘ll'tlt'tl lllt‘
globc.
’l‘lIo otn-IIIIIL' Rossion of tho t'tillgl‘t'HF
IIlll lIII in llIII'IIl .\llll'|l llall, bout it)
tho I‘I‘I'Itnl l’lilllt't', tho inmost build-
in; in iliv \Hllltl 'i‘hI IIIlIII hosuions
will lll‘ hold in ”II III \\ ('onc it b llull
a nIunIInot‘I :llllt it I . III II It ~pIIII IIIl
lI Illl' thin cough-n: 'l‘hIII‘II \.i|l .Ilrll
bc II llll‘.‘lr~ll‘l IlI'llillll‘ll‘illltIll of on“
dry in tho worldl‘unloIl (‘l)‘:~l.ll l‘nluI-II.
It IIIIIIIII for IlzIIIII ('(lllgll’USI‘n of
thc SulI'utiIuI Artnv Io lit' hcld cycry
ll\'l‘ ycan but IIII'IIIII. ltl I'IIIvtIiI'r Iuttlnini:
in tho t‘I‘I'4Izll l’lI'I‘II-c which Inndc it
'iil:l\iilll|llll'. it is no“ >I you your»; sincc
llII- inst ono it in tho purporo ot'
l’ilI h t'oltgl‘t‘m‘. III tll'llllllI~-'l'tll1‘ Ihc
growlh of tho ttl‘KilliiZilllIlil tllii‘llll: ill"
'IIIll' dccatlo .lllb‘l cloyod
.-\I this IIIIIlIzrcsu lhI-I‘II will bc Inuny
IIIIinIo i’onturos. among illt‘lll lil‘lllr'
blinds roIn III-uric t‘\'l‘l'\' nation undor
tho sun. pinyin): in pI-ri'III-I unison tho
music of tho hyninn ot' SulI‘nIlou which
lIlH‘l‘ Itirdlcd tho t‘lll'lll. Anothcr norol
lIInlnI‘c will ho tho cthibits showing
lho vnst oxtcut of thc Army's opcrn-
lions along social lincs. such us ltIIsI-uc
Hotncn. hiatcrnity Htilllt‘o. (YlIildrcn'H
limncn industrial Huillt‘h. t‘olonics.
IIII~. \Vhon i'. is IIoIIII‘nIIII-II-Il that
till-no institutions on- now nunIlIcrcd
lltornlly by tho thousands. and that
lhcy arc in III-cry country of tho cnrth
t‘.\l'l’])l ’l‘ibct. ono run gain Fllllit' jun-I
IIoIII-cpt IIl' iltoir yustncos.
Following is an outlinc ol' tho
ngaunmc of tho intcrunttonul
prom.
Friday. Jnnc filth-Opening of (‘on-
EI‘I'SII itiltl lt't't'piitlli III l‘cpi‘cycitltllly‘t‘r
from all parts or tho world in thc lioynl
Albcrl Hall. This will be mm of tho
lilt'lrs'l notublc and IIIIIItniiicI-nl galhcr-
ings in tho nnnunls of tho Salvation
Army.
Sundays. .inuII mun nnd July 3-—
Spl-cinl Intnpuigns in suburbnn ihca-
iron and public hullH. cottlitII-icd by
'i‘crrltoriul (‘oInIniusioncm and their
studs. ’l‘his \\lll comprisc II nchork
of I’Ixtrnordiuary moorings which will
occur simultuncously within tcn milcs
of London.
Monduy ...innc tlpcniugoi tho in-
toInntionul (_‘IIngrcsx- Hall by (icnornl
linoth. This will bc i‘oilowcd by II
sorics of moorings dining, 1th \I'cck.
Monday. July Il——-llI-ccption of MRI
ccrs from all lIlll'ls of tho l'nitcd King»
don] bv tlcnornl liooth.
Tllt‘Htlil)‘. .luly .‘I—I~t‘rystul l’ulncc day.
tinthcring of thc intcrnatlontll IicleI
galcs; massing: of bands from all parttI
of tho world nnd music fcstiynl: sniutc
of lntcrnutional dclcgatos. Tho day
will ciosc with a grand procosuion of
lhI‘ ontil'o torccu and a I'cvicw by
(lcncrni llooth.
Wedncodny. July ii to Mondny .iuly
Eon-dovotcd Io councils of tiold and
Stuff Ofllcct‘s.
'i‘hc following otliccrs from tho Now
England l’l't)\'lll(‘t" have Inado arrnngc-
ntcnts to nttcnd this IIongI-oss: (iolmlcl
nnd Mrs. William Evans. ilrigndicr
LIInIlI. Major Withch Major Hull. and
Staff-Captain Van lior Schonw.
DR. LOFRANOO'O
LA DIE COMPOUND.
a.“ npoody re ulctor: "Iconic. Dr chin orrnsu.
BOUI’Iflfl‘ce )R LII-"RANC'OJIIIIHaImeP PO.
anything.
Iii
pro
(fon-
II-_
(‘ltoliy—"ii-dld i
guide?"
Guido-”No: you food too quick. it
you I! only waitod Ion socouds my hood
would hnI‘c bcen right in range."—
Judge.
tllll: wears
Triathlon rIIEIII
hit
SIMPLY Gilt OUT THIS COUPON. .
And mail to The Col-cur: Comp-my. Kcnncdy:
Row, Ilondough' h..Y
Dear Sin: 1 think 1 nm cuflcring from: -
- .. ..l‘lenuc provIde me With'
Z woOkza treatment with GAL-con Sounn-r.‘
g FREE OF ALL COST.
Emma. m ....I........................
EAddrcun ...... .
..
An sutlercr from Kidney trouble. Liver
comp aint Diseases of tho Bladder, Con-
ntipation. or Blood impurity who ran iiy
dosh-ca to find a Permanent 011M may
obtain FREE TREATMENT with (Yul-(furl!
Solunt. Dr. David Kcnnedy's new modip
cine. Simply cut out. the coupon above.
and mail to the Cabana Compnny.Ken-'
may Bow. Romlont. N. Y.
Gal-curs Solvent is unequaled by any
narration and III Dr. Kennedy“! 8168““
tune.
principle.
Mr William H. Miller of Mam-ammN.
Y.. so —"I was seriously troubled with
my kidneys and bladder {or over three
years. Many doctcri and Int-ions kidney
Ming-vein no relief. Butlfindl y
enough! phonic OALcnn Solvent of In;
Mich-odd- bottle-.mdlmeuud
i.
mun
'ODOTOII WILL TAKE "TART.
Annual Meeting of Canncctlcut Modi-
c3l Society May 25, 26.
'l‘lIo IlBIh annual mooring
tbc ('ounoI-tlcut illcdlcnl Roctcty
will bc hold in tho building 01' tho
YOIIIII: lllcu' a itc-Iutillcun club III Now
iluycn. May. :3 and 26. Dr. Samuel B.
St. John in thc tIIcIIldcnt and Ilr, Wli-
liIInI ii. (turmoil III I'lcc proRldcnt. 'l‘ho
tIIN'l'FIflI')‘ in Dr. N. E. Wordln or llrirlgc
port. who has hold tho oiiioo tor many
ycuI'II with crcdll and omcichcy. 'i‘ho
IIIInlIIIanl secretary in Dr. H. II. Miles
or this city, who has him provcn him
no” tho right mun in thc riIIhI placc.
'i‘lIc mooring of tho prcsldcnt and
t'cilowII will bo hold III '3 p. III. Wod-
of
lil‘Ntlll)‘. lid} ‘25 The coInnIitlooR will
moot III 1130 p. "L. to prcparo thI-ir
rIIporIu. llIIIIiIdrIItlon III tho Room
Itll'y'H dock will bc III l:lI'I,
’l‘lII- noncrnl ordor will
lows:
t‘nli to ordcr by tho prosidcnt III 3:
ho its, I'lll-
Import of tin‘ commiitoo on crcdcn-
illlllI; Illllll'l't-IH to tho icllown by tho
prcuidcnt; III-port of tho comIIIlIlcc tin
untlnishcd luminous: Ioport oi‘ tho
coInnIittco on busincsR; rcports of
Npccinl commlitccn: introduction of
now bunlnosn; roIIoI‘t oI' iI'I‘InHIII'cI‘; to
port of tho connniltoc. on countv rc-
uolvco: I'I'III)” ot' Ibo nominating com
IIIlIIoII: I-lI-IItion or oilicoru and dolo-
gutco; I'cport of thc conimlttcc to
nomlnutc owaylsts on tho progrous of
IIIcIiiclnc IIIIII Rurgory: rcport oi' oom-
IniIII-I- IIII honorary llll'llilil‘l'h’ and Ich
urccs: l'l'llm‘lti of standing IIonImlItcoII;
roporr of auditing coInmiIIcc; Inim-ol-
lunIIous businoss.
In: N. if. Wordiu of this city.
lli’. \l'. H. Donaldson of lI‘tIitllI-id, nt'c
IncnIbI-rs ol‘ lho :xlil‘l'llll IIoInInittoII on
udoptittt: IIIIIIIrlilutiIIIIs IIIIIl bylnws
proposcd by tho AntcriI-IIII .\icdicul :IH-
socintion. lb- Wordiu is :IlIIo Il Incin-
bcr of tho committou on lcgtelntlon
und tho t'llllllllllll‘l' on publication and
busincss llr S .\l tlnrlith or this
IIity. is :I lllt‘l'lllt'i' of tho t'lillllllllll'l‘
IIn Iuodicnl cxnIIIiIIIIIlIIIIs llr. \\‘ordin
II l‘lt’llllil‘l‘ of tho IIonIIniItoo on cri»
IIIIIItIuls nlxo. in ii .\|. South oI’ this
city, i: :I IIIIIIan-I- of tho IIIIIIIIIIIIIoo to
uomlnato oxsuyms on tho pt'ong-siz of
and
lllt'tlltlllr' nod .Hlll'fll'l'l.
'1'th unnuul t’tlllVi‘IlllUll will ho hold
\\'cdncsdny IIi'IcrnooII inIIncIliatcly
.ItIIII‘ tho mot-tiny, ol‘ tho prI-sidcnt und
i'I-ll'ttt's. 'I‘lII- I’l'llt)\\'.\‘ l‘ll‘t‘lt‘tl ill llItH
l’I‘onI lI‘nirficlIl coIInII' Ivorc llt's. A. id.
llurlnr lI‘. .\l. ’l‘ukcy, S, H. Hunting-
IIIII. i). ii. \VilHl-‘tlll tllltl i5. M. Smith.
'i‘hc nltoInnIII follows from Fairiicld
county arc: (icorgc W. ()IdIoI'n. Hor-
llt‘l'l H. Smith. l‘I‘cIiI-rick .i. Adonis.
Snmuol .\i. tiarilck nIIIi (Thus. it. Town-
scnd.
Following h:
I'tnnunl rcport
\i‘ordin.
ltcporis of dclogntcs H) olhcr socio-
Ihc IIt‘IlI-t‘ III' I-xct't'iscs:
oi' «ct-rotary. N. III.
Ilori.
'i‘o Ihc Tlininc Stnto Modicul Amanda-
Iion.
iticnzi Robinson ii W Ring.
'l‘o tho Now ilampshiro Mcdlcal So-
cictI.
A. .i. t'tItIIphcll. S ll ()I'orloI-k.
’l‘o tho i'I-IInoIII SIIIII- hictiicnl SO-
cicty.
ll. C Audorson, H. II. ilowo.
’i‘o tho hinwachnsctls Mcdlonl So-
I-ioty. .
t‘ J. Fox. (‘. t‘ Godfrc)’.
'l‘o tho itiIodc lIIlnIIIl Medical Socio-
II'
.\I. W. l’luInAIIIIIIl W. K. ’i‘ingloy.
To tho Mcdical Society of Now
Jcl'scy,
ll. l.. Hammond. A, .I. Woifc.
To tho Now York Slnlc Modicnl AS-
Hociution. .
Skinncr. G. Eliot. it, W.
G. A Shelton.
ihcro wdl no a number or papers
road. llr, I). t), llrown will road on?
on tho snbjccr "’l‘ho .R'o-cnllcd Anto-
Mm-Iom Slatcmcnl.”
in. John Slmic idly invitos the
Incmborn of tho Connccticut Mcdicni
socicty ttnd dologatcu from othcr Rtutc
sooictios to n rcccotion at his homo.
f-i ’i‘rIImlIull street, on chnosrlay
ovcnlng. May 25, from .‘I' to ii.
Thursday morning. Iho sowion will
open at to o'clock. Dr, S. M. Garlick
of this city. will upon with II "RI-port
on tho Progroua of Medicine." Thorc
will ho a roccption ot dologatcs iron)
olhcr state sociotlos. At noon, the
prI-sldont will doliyer an address on
“Spcciaiism in Mcdicinc."
Tho nitornoon scsnion will bcgin at
izifi. A grout many tochlnni pnpors
will bc read. Dr. W. ll. (‘oggswcli will
road one on "The Protcssion hotwcen
lmayca."
A bnnuuct will be hold at tho New
Haven honnc, Thursday cvcnlng. at
7:15 o'clock. to which llcicgntos from
orhor sociolics arc invI‘tod. Tho com-
mitlco of arrangcmcnts is composed
of S. l). (illhcrt. F, N. Spcrry and W.
.i. Shcchnn.
Tho modicoi mon of this city arc
much iIItoI'ostod in this IIIchinIIIItIIi
undouhtcdly II largo nunIboI- ot‘ thcnt
will attcnd.
if). Kimball.
ONLY CURE FOR DYOPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del. 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
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by R. H. Plainted. F. H. Bax-
ter. and the Cliilord Pharmacy. “
DEATH OF PHILANDER FAIRCHILD
Occurred Yentcrday at the Masonic
Him: in Willingford.
R. Eugcne Kinncy. of South Nor-
walk. writcs tm inlcr‘csting iottor to
Tho Sentincl from the Masonic liomc,
in .Wallingi’ord. where be Is cnjoying
good health and is nlccly sitttntcd. Mr.
Kinney wishes to bo romombcrcd to
hlshiany fricntls. _ lic givcs the fol-
lowlng account of the death of a well-
known member of the truternlt y:
Phllnndcr Fairchild. n mombor of
Ark Lodge. No. 39, F. and A. M. of
Georgetown. died at tho Masonic.
Home. Wednesday morning, agod sixty-
scven. He was nIimitod to tho Home.
l lr’iitlc‘y.‘
November 19. 1903, in very foebic
It. act! on an entirely III! health. and had been steadily wasting!
away. He was always a very good.
and kind man: always rend? to do It
kind deed for any one. He was well
known by the Masonic fraternity in!
The Nurw alias and hth‘Olllltllllg‘ towns}
His remains .wiil be token to George-
town this t'l‘hundny) thinning and
buried with_c.MgonIc honors.
bmpny u an) my nth-e.
VENING SEN ._ NEL
THURSDAY MAI IO. .90..
. I
.QN..‘..L
No Man or Womln Too Old—No Chit
Through tho Kidncyc Tiny (live thc
Whole tyllcm NOW Health——
Now _.8trcngth
THEIR MARVELLOUS POWER.
”My little- boy. licnry Edward hic-
(‘ucu in tho l’nll oi 1902 whcn he nu.“
ilIc ytul‘li old. lIHt'tl Iu wct thH bowl or
cry nlitht.
lly hunbnnd got “I.
IIcy-ll'ort
l'ctllnzlll'N
’l‘ublotx anti l guvc
KidI
cntlIciy curcd him or bchontinIt”
Mrn. it it lilct‘utn. .i‘..' N. t‘iIIIIIIpluiItI
‘IIlt‘l‘i Blilllllgitlll. Vt
i’titi itISK .Iti’i‘llthi.
I'Ir uglrlst TODAY.
(‘III III
(lot Ono ilottlo of
'l‘ako Nothing Ebs'c. lI tho ihst bot-
Icr if you do not undorutnnd your
tIoIIl)lo—-- who for MIKE Al)\'l(‘ F IoI
(‘tIIlNlIlIIIIiIIII iIopuIImont.
H‘t, Burlington. Vt.
Symptoms Fully.
Men and women—oyoung or
broken, or lad, or .lck—Ilnd in thlc
marvelous remedy NEW VITAL
ENERGY—NEW YOUTH—Iinglng
through then
Joy to Life
DcIII-ri bc your
ONE BOTTLE WILL PROVE TO YOU.
"i did not know what to dolor hlm.l
HurrYI
otIc I-I'c Iy night loI two wcc in; and tth‘
i
Your.
Ill'. i’cttiuglll' :4 KldIIII'- Wort 'l‘nbicta i
It: (loos not holp you our ot‘nuuiIu-E
lion Dcptnltncnt will IIIlIi.III you
lr‘ltltF‘ '
it you DON'T KNOW what is tho mm 1
Collogc'
oid— ‘
m
A Little Child’ 5 Failina~liidneu Weakness
its Cause
It Too Young—Dr. Pottinglll'c Kldmy—
Wort Tlhlclc Cu N in Every Can.
HENRY EDWARD M'CUEN.
Cured of Hi. Nightly lllddcr
Weakneu by Dr. Pcttlngill'c
Kidney-Wort Tabietc.
vein: to give New
THEY
DR. PETTINGILL ' S KIDNEY- WOR T TABLETS.
CURE-Bed Wetting~8laddcr Weakness—Low Vitality—Kidney
Dist-ace.
'l‘ho, t‘ontuIn Ni.) .I\l..('t)liOi. -~ Nothing but (‘onccnlrulcd Cnrc.
CONSECRATED BISHOP.
Imposing Ceremonies at Episcopal
Cathedral in Albany.
Al.li.\.\‘l’. N, \’., .IiIIy ”I.'-“dill im-
hurting: IIIII-omoniIs in All Suints' (.‘uthc-
dt'nl today. ltI-I. llr'. llIclIIIrIl liI-nry Ncl
Hon. bilhcrto of i'lIii-Idolphla, was con
IIIIIrut-III a lllrlltlp of tho l’roloutnnt
Episcopal I‘iIIn-ch IIIIIicr tho tornts oi
his rcI-IIIII oioction to bc lIlnhopIco
IIIleIIor Io tlfifilhl liiuhop lioanc in Ibo
diocch of Albany. lilshop-I-loI-I Not
I-.I.II “as ntIIIndI-Il in tho RolIInIn pro
I‘t‘hSlUll by loI'. lh‘. SI-ltlillz, ()l' Phila-
dclphin. and Nov. llt'. iiunnoy. of Mid-
Illotown. (.‘onn. 'i‘hc :Ittcndnucc upon
tho t't‘lt‘llltlll)’ wcro illshop Wallington,
III‘ NI-III‘nskn: t-Imilh. of Pormsylvania;
tlroI-II. of Now York;
trnl .\’I-\II York: llnll, ot’ \'cInIonI: \\'lIi-
Inkcn, oi‘ l’cnnsyivaniu: Hrcwntor ori
("onIIcclicut; thug-cm, of Long island.
\ankor, ot‘ “I‘Hlt‘lll Now Yolk and
lionnc. of Albany.
\VlIitakI-r nml Hrcwstvr,
DO NOT BE lMPOSED UPON.
PoIIII & t‘.o Chicago. originated
Honor and TM as .I thoat ennd lunx'
rcmcdy and on account ot‘ too great
and ’l‘ur many imitations are olfored
for tho gunninc.
lioncy and 'l‘ar’ nnd rolnse Itny substi-
tutc oitcrcd as no other preparation
will glvo thc same satisfaction. it in
mildly laxative. it contains no opiates
and in safest IOI childrcn and delicate
pcrnons. r‘OI sale III Plulnted's drug
store.
WE ARE DEGENERATING.
Rev C. Cuthbel‘t Hall Takes Gloomyi
View of Future of American Morai3
ricnn people an a wholc are morullv do
IrcncIatlIIg is tho opinion 0! Di. Char
ion Cuthhctt ilall, president of Union
'l‘hoological Scminmy Now York, who
bus mudc a tutor addrons hcfmo mom-
born and tIicIIdII of the Religion Ed-
ucational Association at the All in-
Slituto.
that the
life
in the hustle and bustle
decp c-OIIIcrn Io llb' ‘he said'
moral standard of American
tht‘llOl‘ullilK.
cd the W‘,Oll(l but morally wc arc rnpid-
ly going III-Item so Iapidly that one in
dumi’ounded at that contrast alter III
old w.orld "
-
sihlc with out drawing the blood. and
applI (‘ hnmbcrlain' a Pain llalm twicc
ddlly, rubbing Iigotonsly for tivc min-I
ntcs at oach application,
or should hc worn tor a few days to
proton it from tho Shoo As :1 gcn noIIIl
linilnont for sprains bruises. lumcnoss.’
Ihcnmntism Pain Balm in unequulcdd
For lilllt‘ by Htillmn Powell t‘orpora-
lion. (‘liii‘ord i’IIarInuI-y. l‘icrccs‘i
ttridge Pharmacy. "I
“\\'.»11_ Hit. sniIi tho author. cnthu-
uiastically. ”my book is soiling like hot!
cakes!"
"llot cnitcs. ch?" remarked thuI
critic ‘i undontund that i heard ill
icliou any today that your book gave
him montnl dyspepsia' '—Philndolphiul
l’ was
\\‘I
\Q‘& ’4
a.
T‘GOOKIHG
is made possible by
using
it
mm! Int-dun
I \V
' A MAUMSL.
couTH.
()llllfill‘lltl, of t‘ cn ‘
'l‘ho coIIRccrIIIII‘III‘:
lIm-il‘ was lll'I'IIIi‘llll‘I‘l by illultops lloanI-,l “Ul'll out tiunuos and restores hcnttn
Incrit and popularity of Foley's Honeyl
Ask for Foley's,
CHICAGO. May l9.—-—Thut llil! Amel
I LIVE
“it in n mattcr of Ionalornatlon and l u R’
isl
or oMIcrI day actiIity we hIIvo. astonish i
Ilsit to some of tho countllcs OI thol
First soak it in warm water to sollcni
it thou pure It down as closely as post i
.‘SI-lf n Ilcad
A com piuut-F
i
nERFECTIo
.. “J Hill flanges
Minnow-Sailin-
WWW!
, mediation-alumna
New french Sccfiond T
MIMIMBzmn: by SUITE & AI?HOWCO.
BURGLARY IN SOUTHPORT.
I ’i‘wo Incn lIIII‘giIII'i/I-Ii tho 'i‘III'npiku
.hltlll‘ in Sonthport IIIII'ly yt‘ail'l‘tllly. NIL
lcut'inI: nboul Silt worth of goods. Tim
1 rcnr window was brolu-n III and an on-
ll'llill'l‘ gniIII-d to tho Hltll‘t‘. ’l‘lIc goods
IIIIIrII ll‘lllIIV‘t‘tl through tho roar win-
ltlow and put in II wngon and IIIkcn
iuwuy. iI'niorIIuInton tor the burglars
[tho horso had It pccullnrlty of hoot
:which Iuado its idcntity oauily dctcr-
lmincd. ’lhI- IIuIlIoIiIiI-s of Random
lIqu round tbc two men who drew
Ibo homo und haIc ptctty good cvld
. oucc that tho two committed the burg.
‘laI-y. it is probubic tho pair will be
arrostcd. ’i‘hc ntoro is opot‘ntod by
Milton W, .lcnnings.
’ JUCOLINC WITH DYNAMITE.
is no more dangorous than to neglect
kidney Ilinordorn. Foloy's Kidney
lt‘urp COIrccts inogularitiou and has
curod nmny umcrc canes after other
lcratmcnt has failed. it. builds up the
i
Innd vigor. “l was troubled with kid-
lney complaint for about We years.”
twritos A. ll. Davis of Mt. Sterling,
‘mlow “hut two bottles of Foley's Klo-
nay Cure ottoctod a permanent cure; '
For Halo at Plaisted' A drug store. ‘-
l CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
’i‘ho following worc issued May 17
. ilIItI:
I List tIunishcd from Othce Or A. M.
WoostI-n solitltoi ot' patoflnrs Bildge‘
‘ port. I‘ onn.
I Edgar W. Basalt-k. Bridgoport. furni-
] turc knob.
Edward (.‘Ilcary, Bridgeport. clasp.
William ll liarnod. Morldcn. spring‘
nIcI-hanism tor shade-rollers.
('hnrios II‘. Smith. Now Britain, food-
choppcr.
John ii. Trumbull. l’lalnylllo.
rccoptublo t‘oI clccttic cirruiln.
ltayrnondh (Hahn llnlonvlllc, papor-
machinc.
Wllfllll s liliililll lililillllil Pills
The (ire-I Lu-Ilvq All Velellblq Contain nu Mincnl
THEY OPERATE 0N BOWBLB.
KIDNEY} AND BLADDER
All It 'rrflt-fur Man Than NI‘ '
For ale by all droughts.
plug
"nary":
Spltclul—O Rourke who is bring
low‘ucd down a wclliwilold on, 0i
want to come up agin innegan- -—~An'
What piIOI. " O‘Rourke—None or your
bllet-Ss. it you don‘t stop liftin‘ out
down Oi‘ll cut tlI' ropc.-—(Boiumbus
I Dispatch.
TO GET RID OF A TROUBLESOME‘.
co
llis Sutton—Kind lriond—Did you
tell tho girl that you were willing to
(No {In her? Rejected Sutton—Yes.
Kind tricIIIl—Whut did she say? Ro-
jcctod suitor~'l‘oid me to considcr my-
ono.—-Philadciphln 1‘olc~
Izrnph.
ilill——l saw "tony“ going to‘chumh
.SIIndny with his wife.
.‘Ilil~\ cs; i guess he was paying an
clot-lion bet.-Yonltcrs Statesman.
cmcyulflu’oln I (mum.
out!“ tints
“O...“
M "£580 5!: filial-luvs Wham
Old Will rots“: W.
vith Nutrition. E‘Ilo
"cinema 8n Ill-don: In») I III
a»... In!” nun I... _Ih'f‘
“I '9‘ .113.
MOLLINSG GOO. I
ORWALK. CON N.
'r,“,’?-1"‘¢ *.
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