’ t’ . «tomorrow. .
opoitllllix of County
cargo R. Hill asking
taken In ”Mill, in
_ yrs of Bridgeport. for con-
In‘dluregarding an In- .
ill; .by Judge Curtis rela-
I' talking a nuisance at his
is located near a tribug
ofidoton reservoir of the
‘ ydraulic company.
uprooted a limited In
thrill and. giving Maura
bio and restricting the re-
_ to county health officer and
or Hydraulic Company. some-
‘T county health critter . ai-
“titanic-nuisance is still maln-
” ‘ t, Motors? farm and; that Me;
In contempt of the injunction.
llladks that a line or jail new
\both be imposed, ‘
in one of several iiiilkinen or
mom who have given the
rotiflydra'ulic Company trouble
. their alleged disregard of
all of thc‘peonle of Bridgeport
to water. Allowing the com to
, In the brooks or ponds which
it resoiwolrs It the least of the
poll Manure heaps and pig stys
NM, ‘mnlntalned by some within
‘ ,1 the brooks or ponds and al-
. 0 drain into them. The water
ally and the county health officer
endeavored to got rid of nub
s and have found that the only
like way Is to call into operation
own which have power to keep
l‘ Sheds reasonably free from coir
‘ ation. .
AVORED BY BOTH PARTIES.
publicann and Demotli‘uifl alike
9 Foley's Honey and Tar for
s. colds and all throat and lung
ea, as no other remedy can com-
with it. It is safe and sure.
> Slater, merchant. 171 Main St.,
lolcesier, Moan. writes: “Foley's
may and Tar cured me of a very
d; cough which i had for three
‘ be though other remedies failed
neflt me. 1 can highly recom~
no it for coughs and colds.‘ Sold
” i. Plaisted's Drug $toie. “
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MISS LEE'S SIDE OF IT.
Why Silo Objects to the Action
_ of Truant Officer Ron.
Miss Florence . Pohlmnn Lee, of
lenbl’ook. Who Was brought into pronr
‘nce in‘tlie City Court. Stamford. be
none of abhorge that her colored
.m‘ id, aged liv‘eblc years, was employ-
, to peddle Prohibition ballots on the
thesis. and was stopped by Truaul
ulcer Russ. made this statement to
a :
Y1 Wish to state that I left Gli—‘llv
"brook at 9:25; that it was 9:45 before
no colorerhgirl took a stand with the
boysftliat on Tuesday M r. Ross stated
to me It was against the law for both
iris and boys to give out ballots. if
rider lineage of sixteen. unless they
ltd passed the seventh grade; that it
owns against the law for the girl to
ya out of. school, he was dcrellot in
its duty in not asking me to send her
Glenbrook In the 10:10 car. it was
ltb his knowledge, and by his cob-
ent. that she was soul. on an errand
to the chairman. of the executive com-
mittee for Faii'field County. On Wed-
‘oadnyuwhen 1 told him Mayor-Elect
nmmlugs had advised me that it was
oti'a‘gnlnst the law for the girl to do
Lite told me it was against the law
or girls but not for boys. i believe
cabal rights. and i ask that. in the
nine of respectable citizenship. tin:
mm; be removed. There Is one
blue more i should like to know.
Would a. Republican trust. a Democrat
foicount hispariy vote or a Democrat
Republican? Out party in Stamford
rusted bothvparties at the same time.
”fear on. accident happened. Possibly
r ballots fell in some box, and In»
. Oftulnbling out on the sidewalk.
potter was placed over the box. From
"y knowledge of Greenwich, l dare to
,y, that. if Greenwich polled sixty
poles. Stamford) polled 160."
94-“uttle Colds" neglected—winche-
lIa. of lives sacrificed every year.
Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup cures
(«Silly-cures big colds. too. dowu
tho very verge of consumption.
Adouo‘fyus BnANoaoEE DEAD. .
m.
all.“
of Congregation F. 3. Brandi:-
. IO.
M LONDON. Nov. li.-——l~lon. Au-
Brandezce. former congress-
, . ox-mnyor of the city, and one of
h“ odon’a formant and most high-
.. . ted citizens. died at his home
til Ill. evening at the ago 0: sov-
-yotirc. after aniline” of nor.
Mr. Brandogoo was an
‘ .Iilzh ability. but most wido-
' .fi accuse of the important
Willin- which he held ct
‘ mein. his «corner. He was
from the academicai depart
u 41“?“1 entered the.
liq (blowing your. Ho;
_, .icourro lathe office
it C. Pinpoit of New
HIGH?!“ In 1864 elected to
nootiout parietal assembly"
. M9, 13‘ Tilcégextiaoar‘ho
,4! 9,9 lac crm»:
cl” ow London. In {868 ha
' frilly elected to the Con-
dotiuf. litigation .in .1381.
the curtl tlmq pleated,
ii anoint itb‘oitkor of tho
d! .ho’mtoloctod-a rep:
' lathe Thirtyv eighth con»
V Wooten in til i .113 1831.
(fill-’93” Eli; " ““5”"
4
fl!
hill to
’ f1!:th
l ‘l
dale, N. Y., Grand
” Dunn Mus. Pixnnan : MI a
Compound is tlicbcst xnt‘dicliie for
Box 105. Lill-ytlalo. N. Y.
.4\
FORFEIT If we cannot
$5000
WILL BUL
Doesn’t Seen as if two Have
Show in a Cancun.
Democratic in Its politics.
able to
the following on Its editorial
last night: .
ty caucus. if this In the (vase
there its no danger of a rcpotit
aplcoul fact thus far is tho ii
the Bulkeiey constituency on rat
don. who laughed heartily.
with the situation."
\
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Thompsbn, of KIii
and Member of \V.C.T.U., tells how Sills
recovered from a serious illness by the use of
Lydia. E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
who have been cured through tlic. use of Lydia E. l’illkllaln'dVegetable
Compound. and who can to-ilay thank you for the line health I enjoy. Whoa
I was thirty-five years old. I Suffered scvcre backache and frequent bearing-
dowu pains; in (that, I lied womb trouble. 1 was very anxious to got woll.
Ind reading of tho cures your Compound had made. I decided to try it. 1 took
only six bottles. but. it built me up and cuml me untircly of all my troubles.
" My family and rclutiveu were naturally as gratified all I was. My place
had heart trouble. and nervous prostrullon. and was considered incurable.
She took your Vegetable Compound and it vurcd her in a. short time. and she
become well and strong. and her home to Mr grout joy and her Iiutlbund‘o
delight. was blessed Willi n baby. I know of a number of others who have
been cured of difi'erent kinds of tctnalo trouble. and bin satisfied that your
Thousands upon thousands of women throughout this country
are not only expressing ouch sentiments as the above to their
friends, but are continually writing letters of
Pinkham. until tube has hundreds or tliousuiu s of letters from
women in all classes of society who have. been restored to health
by beradvlce and medicine after all other moons had failed.
Here if; another letter which proves muclnsivcly that their is no
other ‘inedicine to equal Lydia E. Plnkhum's Vegetable Compound.
Lydia. E. Plukhnm’a Vegetable Com-
: fortune.
all the praise to Lydia E. Plukbain‘s
M. 'i‘ll.l.a. 407 Ilabcrsteeu St.. Savannah. (in.
Mrs. Pinkliuni has on file thousands of such hitters.
about tutimomaio. which will prom
KELEY WITHDRAW? l THOUGHTS ON W
The Hartford ’I‘inicu. which .tliougiil
., n . .
the circulateion M lnfill‘mallflzma‘lfllfl‘r‘ . of winter. and to bring out. out-s turn
a. certain candidacy“ printed
“The number of molt elected to the
legislature who iii-o known to be sup-
porters of ex-Gov. Builtch in so largo
that It Is likely Mr. Fessendon will not I
appear as a candidate before his par- ‘quallty of tilts. writes Lady Violet-
or three things iulitlii‘ happen, buti
the Ferry Icliume of ”7., “$0203” Sable always remains faithful to seal
htyuthooe who am most familiar with
”Tho above was called today in the
attention of the Hon. Saninol FQSBE'II‘lm
"Why. my dear sir.“ itald Mr. li‘us
itcudcn. “my ‘oxanilnatlon of the m
turns of Tuesday's election. and what
I know of the preferences of the Re‘
piihllctin member-it elected io'ihe (leu-
eral Aoaembly. lead me to doubt
thero‘lit but! serious Intention of plant
booths name of Gov Bulkoloy before
MW caucus. i not ourfoctly satisfied
l
i
(
by
‘l‘.
\Vortliy \Vise Templfizlxl.
in one. of the many of your grateful friend!
sick womcn."—- Mus. Emu omit ll. ’I‘nuitrsos.
rutitude to Mrs.
“Dun Mus. Ptxunau;—l suffered with
poor health for over seven Yours. not sick
enough to billy in boil. and not well enough to
enjoy life aridnilcnd to mydnilyduties proper—
ly. l was growing thin, my complexion wan
Hollow. and l was easily upset and irritable.
“ true of my neighbors advised me to try t
pound, and ] pun-tired Ii bottle. A great
chimp-l- for the better took place within 3
work. and i decided to keep up the treatment.
‘- Within two months I was like a changed
woman. my health good. my stop light. my
cyos bright. my complexion vastly improved.
and I full once morc like a. young girl.
wmnlcr now how I ever cndured the misery.
I would not spend another your like it for n
“I up n‘oointc my good lioalth. and give
k'ogetnlile (Tompound."-— Mao.
forthwith produce the original letter. and lettniuru o!
i I
ull' nbwluto lxv'llliliiollflb.
Iquit- I~.‘. I‘Inkhmn Mod. 00.. Lynn. Mus.
W
OMEN'S FURS.
lSable Always Rem-Inn the Cultly
l Queen of Them.
It is sad to contemplate. the advent
Much
.from the sheltering cedar Imxoa or
a o l the kind cat-c of’ tho furrler'a wardrobe
p K '. where they have rcpoecti' during the
Esttintnonbul a tow cold days lulcly
.buve turned pooplc's thoughts toward
‘thcm. and indeed. in motoring fur-
llnod coats havo Discount at uccoskity.
There can be no great novoity iii the
"V" Grovlllp. in the London Graphic.
though shapes and cloaks may differ.
inc 0‘ I and militquaab.
“"“9‘1‘, ml purchasers, but stililc. chinchilla.
‘Sfllllpmlllk and squirrel dlvltlo popu-
tinrity' according to the purse.
'l‘ituo wan wliuu only wealthy WOIII'
anything more than a trimming of a
lotion. Inferior. or oven material made
to mandible fur. 'l‘lio contiequouco is
that. wail-dreamed Women will
wear the very boat for, and judiciously
turn away from all iuforlor produc-
tions. ‘
ONLY cunt: ron DYGPIPOIA.
Mrs. Franklin Built. of New Castle.
Dal. toys: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia; Ililfid to have, mat dim-cu
““obl‘w‘“? b t no it t
can our 0. u no, oil 0, Mme
”gloat
if
until I lionltfil‘nllllilil ‘ilaini. no
centfihotiio coma moonlit ‘
woo the
no road.
umountbu.r to 31,089.20.
proporty owner!I
street bridge.
* inhaling on the, bridge nro consiiiored
detrimental to tho public Itouiiii. ‘ ,
shallot-ions agree . that. accumulation?!
of sit-cot dirt and dust constituted
nuisance.
‘-d that the bridge be kept asucletiu as ‘
lhi- pnvcd streets arc and that Your
lionoroblu body tuko such action as
will secure thnt desired condition.“
i
To the liourd of Health, Town of Nor~
. Washington street bridge."
adopt and eniorco such pleasures as, In
. swept nor (‘lt‘flllt‘ll in moro than a your.
'A row quaint furs. Iikv pony and into
I drontiiod of furs. or in any cat-to of;
collar; now ovoryouo Within furs. iuiI-’
only.
i tried everything I
‘ “plotted with the reception accorded.
lg . interior
L . itchy to a deputation of, thoir oil-fer
unanimous which mosaics it tut or i
' nounold’rthui lboddul at which h'o no
i
not function. .Tlit‘ilta wore‘ occupied
l‘iilis were read and orderod illlillt ‘
The following
‘ominunictiiiou was then road:
Gontieiiteu: A petition has been re
tower] by tho iluurd of ,l-loailii. fro ,
on tho Whalilndio .
,‘Iio mutter has been,
‘Dllfllilé‘l'eil by the board and conditionu
ll ‘ Is therefore rcootnmoud—
For order of the board,
JOHN ‘w. DARE, Betty.
The petition follows:
walk:
We. the undersigned tuxpayors, own~
lug property along.‘ and residents liv-
ing on the thoroughfare known as “the
roam-(ti-
I'ully petition your honorable body to
your judgment, will abate ii nuisance
which oxisfn at tho present time on
tho Washington sirret bridge. and
which to us has become n constant
menace to our health and In many
other ways objectionable.
'l‘lio nuisance IIllOVI‘ roicri‘cd to run-
slsts in the collection by natural
means. oi? uli sorts of foul rciusc in
tho roadway of said bridge. wliore‘il
is allowed to remain. decompose. per-
mratlng the almosplioro so that it be-
comes ollonslvo and disagreeable. and.
we think, nroduriivc of disoase'in our
midst.
Wc liuvo rspoutediy petitioned the
officials. built of the town of Norwalk
and the city of South Norwnlk. to re—
‘niovo and abate this nuisance. but
without success. ’I‘Iic bridge. to tho
best of our i'orollwtion. has not been
We respectfully request that your
board provide for tbs- sweoplng of tho
rnudwuy of paid bridge regularly and
at propoi‘ times.
This was ulgncd by a number of I‘t‘ll-
‘ulents along the bridge.
Councilman Sootlcld rail-toil the
point that the brldgo is town property
and that it Is not within the provint-c
0i the city to take care of it.
Councilman Wright movcd that tho
matter be refcrrml to the town board
of llL‘IIllll. It, was so voted,
A petition was rrwoivml from l‘lur-
cncc (lei‘iiuietlt in be appointed u so-
pornumornry. 'I‘lio matter was Wit-I‘-
rod to the poiico committee.
A communication from i. Mortiuwr
Hoyt was rtooived asking that the
“MP of the council to clone the llicu—
“‘9 be reconsidered. He innit-d that
he intended to remodel the Iulorlor of
tho llliiilll‘i' nnd boggml tho (‘ouiiril
to dolor action till such lllllt‘. The
matter was laid on tin» tublo Ilillll Iat-
cr in the «evening.
A petition to lay out and worl; Aun—
tou street. upon which lbw-c is not a
single houso, came up for considore-
lion. As the binds of tho cirrrt do-
purlmcnt are minor low it was voted
to giro the petitioners It-uvo to with-
draw. tho pctilion being laid on tho
lublc. _
A resolution ordering the city clerk
to issuo notlre regarding tho fixing
of building iinbs on land adjoining
illiostuut street}; from Monroe to Con-
cord strut-i: South Main. from Wash-
Iugton street to Moudow slrooi: Wood-
ward avenue. ! in South Main siroci
to tho oily lin, and Haniord Place.
wanuccoptrd (in public houriug or-
dorod for [love her It. at which time
properly owners may appear before-
lltt- board in the runner,
A note wan renewed for $4,000 and u
now unto ordered drawn for $1.7M), for
city bills.
Councilman Bosch. oi the Police lic-
partmcnt. borrowed $400 for his ili‘-
purimcnt. An additional Hill was oi»
tiered for the Board of Health, which
has also run short. The stroci dcput't-
meal will probably keep within its
appropriation this your.
'I‘Iio lllllllt'l' of lioyi’s 'l‘hcnti-o was
then taken up. Mayor Dow said lllr
had a talk wlili the oily altorncy. who
advisod the Council to go slow in
the matter. ‘ *
t‘ounollninn Sarttiln moved that the
matter be placed in the hands of the
mayor for adjustment.
Councilman Robins said no did not
sen how the Council had been too rad:-
cnl. Ho tliouslil that. Mr. Hoyt had
made the Council look pretty small, as
he had not fulfilled his promises.
Councilman Thompson spoke In in-
vor of the motion, which then pro-
vaiiod.
Councilman 'l‘honipaon moved that
tho llconse ltc itrahtcd. it was so
voted,
mmW-om
OLD PEOPLE Hex: THEIR TROU-
I .
The most common ailmenta to which
people post. middle age are subject
are Indigestion and constipation. Fort-
unaioly thorn in a remedy especially
suited to them diaordermnnd that al-
fords prompt. rolicf. it it; called Chant.
bcrlain'a Stomach and Liver Tablets.
The laxatlvc effect of these Tablets is
.30 agreeable and no natural that. YOU
do not roaliz‘c that It has been pro-
duced by it medicine.» They also im»
arm the monitor and flrohtthcn the.
flotation. Write to the dhpnihorlaln
adicioc Can't?“ Multimlowo. for a
- mountable. and give than I trial. or
gel the regular Eli-cont nlu frOm your
mural. Stiiicon Powell Corporation.
ll'l‘. Plil’l‘lllRBllURCI, Nov. ll. 1:24 9-
tmw'l'ha Rotation flown1n grail-ti!
Mlnimr Bvlntopobo
”mill Wu country .Iioi': oil'tho alo-
1mm”: uni nonunion of the.
I .
an
‘ some of tho oxhihlm at, the at. “Kahlil
» Exposition tiiiultratiug - the prograiiaivo
I
_ ‘ . . a e 7. '
anvil R wnxsxav which in. b on and It the filial
_ hdmi‘nlil ' usehalcl
ll otioi‘action. It is no
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Russian Ambaimdor. ‘
TIlElIIlLY IIISKEY VII'I'II A IATIIIIAI. llEPlITI'Al'IllII *EMI. . .
III! EST QUALITY All! PERFECT Milli". . .
Government statistics show that the famous Miatnl'Vailoy ‘ roducea boiler grain and
has utrer water thautuny other section of this country. It is atore’s garden. Right In
the icuri of this favored 5 or is our distillery. We ave at our very door thciwo essentials
for producing tho. finest w lskey'ln-iiie worldmllieheut grain and the purest. wdiér’, Add 3'
to i lose on of the most completely equipped disilllories‘evcr operated and an experience
of38 ears ndlsiililn Whiskey and you” love it" combination that Is unequaled anywhere.
That s wlileMNEfI lllfiKEY is the beat for mediclnnl'nud other uses. ’i‘hnl’s why we
have overkill! omillion satisfied customers. That’s why YOU. should try it. Don’t for- -
get that It oer direct from our own distillery to you. with all its original 'otren iii, rich-
ness it?" over“ carries a Umml Stones li’rgom‘ed [Jolt/left Guarani“ of 'PU I'l‘Y and
. Atria andsaves the deoiors’, enormous profits. Your money back if you’ro‘noi satisfied. "
DIREBT‘ F30“ “UB9 DISTILLEBY T0 '0” l
. " “AV" 40"” Milli-f [Pullout-t auditor-moo.
, initials cutter...» iii us
“unoFFEn We will... ‘0. Follil rant cum continual iii‘iYNER
_ ‘ ‘ SEVEN-YEM- LI) BYE ,ior $3.20 and we will pay the '
express charges. ‘Try it and if you don't find it all right and as good as you ever
used or can buy from anybody else at any price. then send it back at our
expense and your§3.20 will be returned to you by next mail. Just. think that offer ,,
over. How could_it be fairer? If you are not perfectly satisfied you are not out 3
a cent. We ship in a plain sealed case. no marks to show what’s inside. =
Orders for Arizona. California. Colorado. idaho. Montana. Nevada. New Mexico Drown.
Utah. Washington or Wyoming must be on the basis of «I “In-ts for “.00 b It: re
Prepaid. or 20 Quart. for no 00 by Freight Prepaid. y p I.
Write our nearest office and do it NOW. '
ll'IlE HAYNEB '
IIISTILLIHE COMPANY "‘llll‘vllll'
or. Louis. no. or. fact. llll. "win. an.
VBALLOT LAW 0
ONSTITUTIONALI-
V .
COLORADO GOES REPUBLICAN. t DR. BROWN‘S HOMESTEAD ,BUFIN
DENVER. Colo. \lov. ll.w'l‘lic Nets-.3 so. ‘ l .
(Democrat) today kayo: While the re— l WASHINGTON. Nov. il.—~'l‘bc; NEW HAVEN; NOV- 11.———Henry T
[illusion the vote for sun» officers llioniestoud of the Intr- ‘Dr. Orlando‘ Blake. president oi the New Haven
apart from governor are for from com Brown. in this place. was doslroyed by Park Commission. has brought suit. in
pinto. tlto' News has complied tnblos flro yoslortluy, togoiliol‘ with tho burns the Superior Court to test the consti-
tltai seem to show the election of the land otlicr utlililtlltllnus and their con. tittionality oi‘ the present ballot law.
eiiiiro Republican pinto ticket, t-xocpt limits. Practically owrytltlng on thotAt fllf’ L-Im-ilonon Tuesday Ml‘. Blake
-
A PHYSICIAN HEALED. .
Smith's Grove, Ky., for over.
thirty years. writes his personal ox-
perienco with Foley's Kidney Cure:
"For yours i had been greatly bother-
ed with kidney and bladder trouble
and enlarged prostrate gland. I used
everything known to the profession
without relief. until i commenced to
use Foley's Kidney Cure. After luk-
Init three bottles '1 was entirely ro-
glioved and curcd. - I prvhorlbo It now
Tar many battalions are offered for idully in my practice and heartily you.
the genuine. Ask for Foley‘s Honey lommsnd Its into to all phyolclans for
and Tar 311% minke any subsiiilltfl Of- ' such troubles“ I have prescribed It.
fared no no that preparation will give In hundreds of cases with perfect. nuc-
tiic some satisfaction. it Is mildly cegfi," Sold ntl’lnislcd‘u Drug Blot-u.
laxutlvo. it contains no opinion and _ *-
Is safest for clilldrcn and dolicuto por-
tions. Sold at I’lulutcd‘s drug otorc.
II
W”
COUNTERFEITING THE GENUINE.
Foley & 00., Chicago origination Hou-
oy and Tar as n throat and It»: rciuc.
(lit. and on account. of the great merit
and popularity of Foley’s Honey and
W"..—
EMPEROR JOSEPH'a GOOD WILL.
VIENNA. Nov. ll.~--Ellipar0l‘ Fran-
cit. Joseph has. wluxropliod to Prost-
dent Roosevelt hi: congratulations on
tho latietg‘o electoral victory,
Pvubmly, and of the three Republican lexenuivo Dlfll'i‘ was almost totally corrilml‘ldt‘ll in 3 ballot ill the fil'St ward.
culintosstimi, A Considcrablo number .sumotl, Tho [mas will in- in tho nelglnlhis voting piano, for representative
of countios ore osiiiiiaicd on tho bust loot-hood of $ltl.illll|. Tin. house ltaS‘ writtou throughout and with the up-
possiblo ntlvlms, and more is a chance . bee-ti uuot-ouptod since the death Min: Q per corner turned down and market:-
that Mrs. (lront’cll. Democratic candi- ‘ Brown a fpw months ago, It was a."l‘lto ballot was thrown out by thornod-
dalo for stoic supcrlnteudeni of public i splendid ()thupxhionpd structure untitcrator. Mr.».Blalie now brings suit to
Instruction. may pull through on tho Colllflllll‘il many mltinble rollcs oi' llll’: lest the rigilt,,0.f lilo Illfllli’l‘allll' l0. .
scroll-Ir min in hf'.‘ favor. The slate} Revolutionary War. and momentous of lth out the ballot. He has retained
senate in Democratic. by a ztmd majorfl. the Civil War. in which m lirown George B. Wnirous.
by. but tlw cunmk‘xion of the. lmuscv sorvod as u Iirigudicr-geuol'ni. 'i‘norcl ............
IS in doubt. The plurality Of Alllllllfi was no livestock in the bums, but sev- ,
0‘1”. l’oaboay 101‘ 50““!le amounts in oral vehicles wort» burned. 'l‘bo or-‘ T
WHIL igln ol‘ the lire is unknown . I CAS OR l A
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NO POISgS m CHGZIBERLAIN‘S DISASTRous WRECKS. For latent: all children.
GH RE DY. i Corolessnosu is rots onslblc for.
Fruit! Napier. Now Zenlluld. Herald: lmnny a railway ivoook god the some § “In “I“! You “a" Aways Bougm ‘
'l‘ivo years ago the Pharmacy Board ofi cauuos urn making human wrecks oil
Now South Wuloe Australia had an an- sufferers from Throat and Lung tron-l Bears the
alysls llludo of all tho cough medicines mes, But filnuuthc ndvcnt of m, King'a! Signatmof M4
that wore sold in (but uiiirkoi. Out UllNew Discovery for. Consumption,‘ ‘
tho entire list they found only one thrill Coughs and (Mills. t‘Vf'n the worst cas- t
ilioy declared was entirely free trom;os can be cured. and hopeless rcsigumi CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORA-
Ill)“ W‘s-0": Thlskznccpltion wlaslflhnl'il-liion is no longer necessary. Mrs.‘ T
”NIB ‘Ollxl "Nix mate it tie; Lois Cragg. of Dorcheater. Mass.. is HARTFORD. Nov. 11,... i .
Chamberlain Medicine Company, DER one of many whose life was saved blef incorporation were fliedcierl‘tggulo:
Mniuea. Iowa. 1!. S. A. The absencemr. King's New Discovery. This j fire of tho Slate Seoreiarv Ioilav as
of all narcotics makes this remedy the. great remedy is guaranteed for alllfollows: By the Morse and Patter-
safest. and best 111411031! ill? bad; and Throat and Lung diseases by I". if. lson Lumber Company, of Hurii‘ord
it, is withn feeling of sccurlty that any Baxter. Drugglsi. Prico 50c. antllcnpimt stock, 320,000; New Haven
mother can give It to her little Onch- stoo. 'I‘riul bottles free. " 1 Rubber Works. of New Haven capital
Cliai‘ulterlain's Cough Remedy Is oapcc. —-——~——~-~-—- stock 350.0%; The Bench.c'mn-ntgu
lolly recommended by its makers for To MAKE WHITE LEAD. .(‘ui‘f'itll‘tliloll. last Maw. extracts and
coughs. colds, mono and whooping HARTFORD. NOV. i.l.-—-A special Ullbottied goods. capitol stock 8200.000:
COIIKII- WM" taken in time it we the Times front Iinzurdvillc. says that lSovoreigll'u Trading Company Now
vcnis pneumonia. This remedy I! 1'9“ a cilillilimy has been formed in that illritnin. capital .stock $60,000: '80th
Bill? by Stillson Powell Corporation, village for the manufacture of whiicannchcster Joint Trading Company
(.Ili'ford Pharmacy. Pieroes‘ Bridge load. It. will be known us the Hazard 'cupiiul stock, $8.000. H
Pl‘m‘lllflily. deitfuus Pharmaok. " Lead Works Company and will begin:
oporailons about January 1. 1905. A
REM‘OVED BY MAYOR SULLIVAN- building formerly used by the Hazard lian of
DERBY- NOV- ll.-—Mayor George ‘1’. Powder Company is to be used for the
Sullivan. who was defeated at the oily present. The new Industry will give
“WHO“ on Tuesday, yesterday rcmov- employmout to a large number of
ed from oiilce ono of his own on hands.
politicos, John P. Odell. poor commits.
sinner. It Is claimed that the remov-
al was hocauuo of Odoll'a Work at the
polls. which was against Mayor Bulli-
van. Al. the primaries Mr. ()deil's un-
rlo was a candidate for tho nomina-
tion against Mayor Sullivan.
THOUSANDS OURED.
Derti's Witch Hazci Salvo bah
cured thousand» of cases of Piles. , "i
bought a box of DeWIit‘i-t Witch Hazel
Salve on the recommendation of our
drugglat." to Writes 0. ll. int-Croix. of
Zavalla. Ten. “and than] it for a stub»
born care of Pilots. it curod me nor-
mtinontly." Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. . "
The tires of ambition are a poor sub.
ailtutc for coal.
or
CHICAGO‘S MUNICIPAL MUSEUM.
CHICAGO. Nov. 11.--A municipal
muaeum.« said to bo tho first. of the
kind in America. is nlunnod for Chi.
«also by a new organization. of which
Prof. George Iii. Vincent. of the Univer-
illty of Chicago. is president. It is in~l
collection with.
tended to start the
administration of great cilia». it.“
o, ootod thallium”! of the material
or ll be donut j .‘ but the moat valuable
inhibits inc udlnl «models from Got
may ottoman of sanitation. public
“works. arohitoo .
i
Y IIGVOLE
allow that it'll! tho purpose, tho
In Itcr to mom tho/volt violin poi.
,, uni anion , Cr ital;
i I
llvldvnco‘o‘ also «III: m 7K '
, . All in
, ,Tormhiot Within all? out on the
in ol .1. ll. ,-Oriitii-.lt}raniti n Grove. iii.
flocculation-a Itiililiorii iilctn unyield-
ii tuition til media for four
it all .7’ Amaifitit:
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