Hollis Theatre.
I) not; roll)» or the
WIIWI ‘9
anthers of
chip tat
3!lll presldp
troducc the
Attorney (len-
ber 6i
thy Ti pecsnoe
niIIL which will be rendered
y the Rough Riders, to
. .Lgoing' to keep him there,
d on't you think it won't
ever l/iIoI'EiIQMI
I seem to. hit ..
the soul; with one of their customers
n‘y oil! I remedy Ihsyv ever ban.
led aud‘thht'Ihey have yeI I8 hear
~ . . nohIeI oopnh oI cold on Ihe
lungs Ihet it will not quickly ours. It
.. lsyplsndld no rive to children at bed
. tracheal) them from coughing
Io h the night. It enters the blood
1 as it is swallowed hud‘iv‘orks
Iron) within. rooming the membranse
dud retrieving all chthrrha‘i collections
therefrom. Pole. thin children soon
take on flesh and color, and the Ma-
tron oi the Children' II Home. banbury.
says she depends on it altogether to
keep the little ones well. The Messrs.
Zeittnss have 'just put in I). new stock ,
otlenonlne and want everybody with
a. cold to givenlto‘rt’rlaln Their phar~
macy is at 8 North Main street.
POPULAR AMUSEM‘ENTS.
MILDRED; HOLLAND MONDAY;
Mildred Holland will an ear
Hoyt’s Theatre on Monday.
7 Its Catherine the Great 0! Russia in
Edward C. White's) splendid produc»
tion of Theodore Kramer's drama.
"The Triumph of an Empress." It
would not seem to make much differ.
ence, were Miss Holland to return in
an old or new drama, for she appears
to have a peculiar public of her own.
who are interested in the personality
of the actress rather than the drama’
she may be giving, that whatever she
aI’
“ . tplays or whatever she acts they crowd
‘ctiuh’try candidate so
ey ook Mike Houlihan.
, ' 119 Voters thought he did
ll the bill,
_, ft. him up on Newtown
sights and sent hack E J. Hill
Chorus.
1900. Lyman mode a run;
t. he did, for Congress he
‘ rm ore he‘ti begun,
alert: or this district will
var change until
lid A}, larger. better place for
booties .Hiil.
. Chorus
ishop thought had try.
I, lit coat in Congress; and now
' Wonders why,
Valeria did not like his mud
ppm Yell0WM
{bluntly dropped him on the
due, and elected E: J Hill.
sees the vothfl to) Hill
‘ Chorus.
‘ tlon‘I Inade or another
know;
ill voto ior him, to
u still so.
I: I written by (Spanning
r31“ tor the, other man.
y. ybu re a Idol.
‘ Chorus.
Taylor, he just ilils
‘ tor, ,ludxol Taylor, and
' 3 with I) wil
, there one term.
. bWok one‘o infirm“
‘3 or a licking shoe. and
‘ lawful sore.
Nov. lwAithoutrh
Reservation in
to he
. Alston cannot shoot becaulié
the house. Howavei the occasion of
her present appcniaute will be doubly
interesting. for she not only presents
herself but a new drama of 111019 thou
usual Interest The play is n realism
story of Russian life founded on inci-
dcnls in the history of Catherine UK
Great and of the principal men and
whmeir who wore conspicuous during
her reign.
THOMAS SURETTE‘S LECTURES.
Thomas Whitney Surette, who is to
giro a course of six lectures in Loch—
wood's Hail, beginning Novembel 7
and the South Not walk Baptist Church
upon Lohengriu. Die Meisteislnger.
and the four operas Dos Rheingold.
Die Walkure Siegfried and (lotter-
dammernng, is as well known in this
line as Damrosch His method is
to describe the opera and to play some
of the best known melodies. lie is a
performer of great ability and he on»
dorstands how to popularize his sub-
Jects or he could never appeal to such
varied audiences as he meets in the
musical centets and the crowded dis-
tricts oi! great. cities where he is called.
He alone probably enjoys the distinc-
tion pJ bpfvlh'g given eight hundred
~: (Homers besides numborless single on-
fagmnenis in America alone. lire ob~
out of this (amuse of lectures to en-
iirely an educational one and all the
management wishes to do is to clear
expenses. It is hoped to teach some
of the High School pupils and lot this .
purpose the tickets for the course have
handmade. half price to them. The
advertisement will he found in the
proper cqumn.. 'l‘hosc to whom cards
of announcement have been issued nic
reminded that there is little time to
get their. tickets
. A GAME OF HEARTS.
One of the thrilling scenes in “A
Game of Hearts." the. melodrama to
be presented. next week at Hoyt’s
Theatre. Friday, November. 11th.! is a
a duel in the darkness of a minor" s but.
Lawrence Alston has got “the drol‘
-on Tom Manners and Is she I to
him. when ‘i‘otters smeshes he oiiiy
lamp in the room with her riding whip
he can»
not see his antagonist. but Manners
has only'to aim three inches below the
‘ duvy lumpn in the cap or Alston, who is
a gold This episode is said
to he a thins as stirring as the role
* bratsd race tor ,lifeion the! machine
belts which conclude the colour! not
of ”A Game of Hearts " Which who
of Wilton Luckayo's II
"The Pit"
t success.
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-—No hinder it‘ow tool: not. havewhll‘d‘
the cough. it it hssnt already devel-
oped into ctmsnmptibn; Dr Wood‘s
Norway Pint) Syrup will cure it.
w” m
‘ WEN'l’ ON AN INN I T6 MAKE
GOOD AT NEW ILEO D.
(in it's tinin which here In so For
her 0 south Norwolk. yesterday
mornl s the one subject of converse
l Iui manner in
due or lieutenant ‘goVernor. outwlttod
who? achromatic menu are at a rally
at Dmhury Wodns‘ody nigh “
toil I‘ll
but! hit ”966th the
ovember
13011 it. eschew or nod.
reat°§ g
- col
, . 5.
M114 11! .6‘ 16! 1'0
but “in“ '.
Mrs. Fairbanks tells how neglect pf ,
warning symptoms will soon prostrate '2)
She thinks woman's safeguard rs
Lydia E. Pmkham s Vegetable Compound
- “Donn Mus. Pruknsn téltrnornnce and neglect are the cause of
it with new
not heed the worn
pains, and general Wearinss‘s, until I Was well n h prostrated.
ad to do something. Happily I did the night
Pinkhom’s Vegetable Compound faithfully; according to directions,
to find that my aches and )sdls-
nvnin felt the glow of health through my boy y.
afitsvo been more care in! I have also advised a' number
of my sick friends to take Lydia. E. E
ppund, and they have never had reason
ins Mu FAIRBANKS, 216 South 7th St., lit Ihncspp is, Minn.”
banks' 13 one of the most successful and highest
woman.
untold female sutEeIringi not on
chance of s. cure,
and was rewarded' In a few weeks
appeared, and I
I have been well
women in the What)
When women are troubled with lrgognlortsu
ltlon. weakness, leuc’orrhosa, displace chi. qru
bearing-down feeling. inflammation 0 the our ice, bgcknchc, bloating (or
flatulence). gcncrnl dobility. indigestion, and} nervous prostration. or are
beset with such symptoms as dizziness. inlnthoosI lassltude. excitability," Irri-
tobility. nervousness, sleeplessnhss, mclmohol 11.!
left-alone" feelings. blues, and hopelessness. they
one tried and true remedy. Lydia E. Pinkham
at once eremoves such troubles. Refuse to buy any oi.
neodth
“ Doss. Mus. PI
. I suffered more than ton
. kidney and bladder Icroub a. My physician pro-
' nounccd or
caused by (its adamant of the womb. I had is ‘
flcqucut dos o to urinate; and its wasvery pain-
iul, and him
urine Also ad backache veg;
“After writing: to on
reply to my letter
feel that. you and
, table Coriupouii'dEm have cured me.
gimbals (11er my womb into its pro
ace, and then I Will! well I, never eel
any
with ease.”——
_ No other medicine for female ills in the world has received
mob widespread and unqualified endorsement.
Mrs. Pinkhoiu invims all old: women to write bex- for novice.
She hos guided thousands to health. Address. Lynn, Moss.
FORE!" it we cannot forthwith produce the original letters and signature-of
blob wllxl‘prorol their absolute :Qnumenm
WWW......~_W.
FAIRFIELD'B ACTI6N A6Al NBT
BA'NK Is HEARD.
, in the supreme court yesterday tho
arguments in that "frenzied iiunncc'
case of John Davenport. receivor
against the directors of ‘thc Keller
Bros. & Blight I)o.. ucie concluded
and the case of the town of Whitfield
against the Southme National Bank
The rcumrks in this
case were extremely brief in (Ulllliiil'l
soon to those In the prcvlous case. in
which the lawyers used 'up their full
four hours. . Attorn‘ey Daniel Duven
port for the ploinlli‘f and Attorney
Stiles Judson for the defendant. only
. required a little over an hour to lay
their case before the 1116866:
This notion is one which ‘srew out
of the Sherman! dclnlcotiono. Notes
to the amount or about $75. 000 are
involved. The touiit paid them once.
at tho fiouthpott bank. but. Sherwood
manipulated things and billed to out)
the orluinni pnpor.’1‘ha paper
was negotinml in Bridgeport hunks.
The town now lliikli the court to do»
olde who is linblc. in the superior
on. the town was knocks; cut on
n. demurrer and judgment will enter
ed. it; is upon this decision which
ws‘g given by Judas Rnrahncit. t It»
ololnlm takes the appeal.
I he Vincent Boon. of lurid sport,
midst the. New York. New
. Hurliord Railroad «.‘Gotnnnun hull.
was next celled. This comes up on
s of than not with Ilia
of bee aches organic
’Iknewl
lug. I took Lydia E.
msSince
mucous vegetable Com-
be sorry. Yours very truly,
Mrs. Fair-
I‘edtrove gsaies-
' “VII-um
snpprosoed or sinful menstru-
aeration o the womb. that
all‘go‘iio " and “ want-toba-
should remember there is
sVe stable Con) ouhd,
or medicine, on you
mm: Forever two years
can express with
trouble ennui-r11 of the bladder,
of blond would. pass with the
often.
receiving your
r advice, and
'Pln‘kbnm's V o-
f 011061
rilyluofl
in now. and can do my lmusen‘zork
Ins. Amos Lhuou, Kincaid, Miss.
cuisine 00.. ”an. loll.
making It finding. the court erred in
allowing for certain daniaxes. stiles
Judson argued for, the plaintiffs. Ar-
thur M14666) for the defendanI.
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PINNED UNDER STONES ”
George lianey, a lifelong resident
of li‘nlriicld. 11ch at his homo at a
late hour. Wednesday afternoon, from
injuries received by having I) stone
wall settle upon him. He was in the
employ of Dr. Burnhnm and lived near
the residence of the physician. On
Triodoy night on he was proceeding
Ithhis homo across the lots on the
Murray property. he sighted a. tub-
hit which Inndp for a hole under the
well To ranch the animal he had to
remove: some at the stones, and started
to crawl into the aperture: while thus
onghgod the well settled and he was
poured there; he. called lot help. but!
although there was people passing
close by. some of whom- hoard
cries. but believed him to be drunk.
they went their ivoy. The untortunn
loan was held a prisoner n‘ll night IIIII
about 7 Wednesday mornhirclm
limp Httnck and Curt! Taylor-s on'e
proceeding to work the . 7
tth’ hoard ground has by
d to investigate. (In? ,top or the
wall near w‘I‘Icr iII). “win w“ u on
sober lit It)? movies and from
aoéoroaus that w droopy, wlil
his ,
utput oi? near
the egg pioduotiolt
ports holievbi ilil Ill!
Wesbiumti
at unless
by tho two states ill
. etc
the matter the Inture oi! the dub our ,
hing industry will be problematioui.
child snows sym tons of crash. I‘OhsIn-I
berluiu' s Cough smelly slvon Ins soon
as the child becomes hodrse. or even
prevent the attack. it never fails. and
by Stillson Powell Corporation. 011!
lord Pharmacy, Pierce's Bridge Phar-
Inocy.
STATE CONfiFiEGATiONAL CON-
.' FEEENCE. . .
NEW LONDON Nov. 4 -—-Thc thirty-
olghth annual meeting of the general
conference of l the Congregations
Churches of Connecticut .will be held
here Irom Nov. 16 to N.ov 17. The
first session will be devoted to elec-
tions, reports, etc. and the elbow to
W
6OE8N’T RESPECT 0L6 AGE.
it's shameful when youth fails to
show proper respect for old age but
just the contrary in the case of Dr.
King’s New Life Pills
maladies no matter how severe and ir-
respective at old- age Dyspepsia.
Jaundlce, Fever. Constiplition all yield
to this perfect Bill. 25c.at F, H.
Baxter’sIDrug Store. *"
MEET IN NEW YORK NEXT YEAR.
KANSAS ClTY, M0., Nov. 4.-The
Methodist Women’s Home Missionary
Society has adjourned to meet in New
York next. year. The railroad secre-
taries. Mrs. E. R. Clark, of Chicago.
un'd Miss P. .l. Walden, of Boston, were
rc-clected. Miss Anna Gallimore, a
returned missionary from lnd'ia. was
named to succeed Miss Grace Todd as
field secretary for one your owing to
Miss Todd's illness. An uppmtion
ment of $37. 016 was made for the wmk
in New England. ,‘
CASTOR IA
For Infants and children.
iii Kind int Ihn Alva); ilntghl
sov musoehen To HANG.
VAN COUVER. B C. Nov. 4"1.
John Ray. aged seventeen. has been
found guilty or murder and suntenoed
to be hanged January 17. The boy is
in the last stages of censumption and
ii is probable that he will never live
to be hanged. !1 Kay killed .lohn Spit-
tnl a hunter. whose gun he was about
to steal. He hid the hunters body In
his cabin. and it. was not found until
six weeks later. The evidence was
purely circumstantial
_ our site until) the!
‘ length, of the! tie lug season and its ‘
‘ long duration and consequent over . .
‘ ‘rtailod the supply .01!
immediate
,H‘EOUP.
to should be lost when It ,
alter the droopy. cough honours will .
is pleasant and safe to take For sole
miscellaneous addresses and discus- ,
ions.
They cut off I ” ” '
t your the nuts:
The unpreoodonb ,
.rnem’mmnhhhéw n: . .
. BECAUSE they respond quickly to every wish of. the
have all of the modern points of construction -
aPcrfec Damper, choice of Grates (easily into
Io)5 large Broiler Door.“
ts, perfectly I) crating Hub Oven Indicator;
as ‘wall as many other dietinctivo foatures
which belong to the HUB alone, giving them ‘
'the well- earned name of being the
"router banne-
cook an
m L V
A PHYSICIAN HEALE6.
DI Goo Ewing. a practicing physio.
ion of Smith’s Grove. Ky, for over
thirty years. writes his pornonal ex
perience with Foley‘s Kidney Cure)
“For years I had been greatly bother-
ed with kidney and baddor trouble
and enlarged prostrate gland. I used
everything known to the profession
without relief. until i commenced to
use Foley' )5 Kidney Cute. After talt
big three bottles I was entirely re-
lieved and cured l prescribe it now
daily in my practice nod heartily rec-
ommend its use to all physicians for
such troubles. l have prescribed it
in hundreds of copes with perfect suc
cess." Sold at Plpisicd' 3 Drug Store.
BANDIT LOGAN KILLED CASHIER.
CHEYENNE Wyn" Nov. 4.——Ofllcérs
of the law here are convinced that the
shorter oi’ the two men who endeavor-
ed to‘ rob the First National Bank at
Cody is Harvey Inigau. a notorious
train robber. and that it. was Logan
who killed Cashier Middaugb. Logan
was in Cody several days before the
~attempted robbery. For a long time
he was the master mind oi the Hole-
in~the- Wall gang. The reward for the
bandits. dead or alive, has been in-
(Ireshed to‘$10.000,
large Ash Pan, removable ,f ‘
5581' Mint.
, Bambi in your name for our handsome
Dram): ire Cirrular and lo cal
mm no time iv.
A. I. COLLINS
.& COMPANY,
12 Elm—elm IIII.’ :.
South Norwallr. ;
n
‘ ——.——
MMA INDIANS LACK room
PHOENIX, Arlz. .. Nov. 4.*~Much
agitation has resulted from reports
that the len indlans, Sacatan Resor-
vatlon, in Arizona were suffering from
a scarcity of food. and a.govsrnment
commission is bedded by Commission-
er Jones of the Indian bureau So in!
the commissitm has found no case oi‘
starvation. ‘ Several cases were found"
of Indians Who had gone several days .
without food but all were provided
with ration ticke’ts‘snd'could have so .
cured food by pp’p‘licatibn at the agen-
cy. [t is believed the investigation
will set at rest the frequent charges ~
that the government is neglecting its. ‘
wards.
‘u
. NOT A mommy SINCE.
“i was when severely sick with kid;
ney trouble.1 t'riéd all sorts of medl-
clues none of which relieved me One
day I saw an‘ ad. of your Electric Bit-
ters and deterdiined to try that After
taking a few. doses I felt relieved, anal
soon theroatter was entirely cure
and have not seen a sick day since.‘
Neighbors of mine have been cured or .
Rheumatism, Ne prams. Liver and
Kidney troubles and General Deblll-
ty." ‘ This is what 8 F. Boss. of “
I on) no. ”)5
as ye Ia oi ycongpgpu
58“" “666666 I
DO YOU SUPPQSE that a com
silences, wool
qual “p oi our 6
NW we can please you and save you money,
gin,AN with all its EoriginalY richness and flavor. carrying all
‘ RYl'I‘ and AGE, and saving you the big profits of the dealers. That' 3 why it' s but for
medicinh'lT hr tier. Thai' swh it's referred for other s. T'hsu wit we are re nlarl on you Q
quarter of 51666101! satisfied ousIomcr‘I. That' 5 why Yolli’lnliouidt y g 1’ ”Eu" \
e such an oils.
civilih a capital oi $500,000.00. paid' in full, and the
ma eJIand not carry it out to the letter?
we would jeopardize our slat) mg with the public and our chances of still greaIcr soc-I .
”16w promise we make
proud reputation of >
Id make such an oficr if we did not have the utmost confidencc' In the ntlsiyin
1% HAYNEgIlygfllgggY 15°” direct from our distillr
ry it. Your money back If you re
EGISTERED DIST ILL gr;
Ilsfied.
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