Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 23, 1904 · page 6

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if“ n Romain no is
ill, Northeastern Stile ian
«liegintitnatca that if the
‘ ‘ "u : “Iguana
, , lupin haircut, blue on,
‘ mfg; oili‘Walabl ’and tunnels
linguire‘laaa system across
t‘ between Capo Prince
than Capo..iho nearest
‘Billn side, the ‘iniarv
i tattoo ”being only from 28 to
willful; thalilorthoaaiorn Siber.
pithy will build an overland
ll line across Northeastcrn Si-
or. the Whole of which it holds
,.$I3i0ll‘ from the Russian impor-
il‘ommont. to a connection with
digraph lino extending the full
of the. tranuSibcrlu Railway
’Vladivontok to St. Petersbnrg.
uidvplnce, by means of existing
collections. Japan, China, the
pines, Koran. Manchuria and
ar Bani countries, as well as
.0! Iiose ’on the continent. of Env—
no In cubic and telegraphic communi-
tipn With all pointn .on the North
loan, odiltinenis. it could be done.
Roscoe points out. at. a much more
"pliable telegraph and cubic tariff
an new obtains.

.P‘EOHITA VERSION OF BIBLE.
"AR’I‘FURD, Nov. 23.-——il. ban ill-cu
town for some time that a concor-
janco of the Poallita vol-stun of tho
Bible was in preparation at. Urulllia lll
arsla‘undor the direction of the Am—
riclin Missionaries there. The mis-
* ion has an honorable reputation for
"holarly work—~we owe to it one of
6 most trustworthy, If not. ihp most.
. ustworthy, for the editions of tho
eshiia text and many toxin ill the
.ew-Aramaic of its districir—andr could
’nféiy be trusted to carry this culcrv
Drills successfully through. But their
_ ‘ndeziaking has been seriously doiay-
‘ed, and almost finally given up for
lack of funds. The Hartford Tileolog<
ical Seminary has been chin to assume
the financial responsibility and thc
’ undertaking is now fairly on the way
to completion within a reasonable
:- time. All the slips have been madc
. and are at present being arrangcd. The
final edition—with all questions of
' method and scope-«will be with tho
Hartford Sollliuary, and tho priming
will probably be done by Ilrugulill in
Leipsic. The endeavor will be, it is
;.oaid, to make this concordancc as com-
. plete and accurate as possible, it won
’thy companion to the great. Oxford
concordance of tho Scptuagini. by tho
. side of which it. must in tho i’ulurc
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‘ HOUSE BURNED WHILE THEY
SLEPT.

GREAT BAlilliNilTDN. Mann. Nov.
23.—-.—“Broohnillc.” the homo of Wil-
liam Stanley. a well-known cicctl'iciall,
situated about a mile and it half from
_ the ccnlcr of the town. was burncd to-

; “may, file} ownor lllld his family bnrcly
Galloping. 'i'llc ill'P originated from

kindling wood ill Illc basement, and
rapidly extruded upward. The Stanlcy
fallilly had not arisen, but \vcrc nwak
ened heforo lilo ulllokc ovcl'cnlnc illcm.
They had no time to dross or to savc
a‘sluglc ulticlc, .but all wcrc anc to
leave the burning slromul-o without
sustaining injury. 'i‘ho total loss in
estimated at $05,000. Tlli! insurance
on the house alllounls to 3:27.000, and
on the colllollls $20000.
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VILLAGE MENACED BY FIRE.

. MONONGAHEIA, l’u., Nov. 23.w
A_foreat fire which was started by a
railroad cngiuo spark last Sunday on
the. hillside opposlto here. broke out
afresh last night, and the flames now
munnco not only the tippltt- of
Monallgnll Mine and fornlllousm-l which
lie In tho path of tho flrc. but thr-
wllole village of Axiclon. Mon aro
rolling against tho ilalnca in all on-
'-deavor to plow up enough earth to
slay their coursc.
mile along lilo high hillside has
‘l-endy been swopl by tho llama». ' Al
iheMonangall lllitlo, iill cffort ls bcing
made to suite the company's properly
by atoning another firm; to mom lilo
larxcr one.

THE ONLY SURVIVOR

of tho Hayos'drctic Expedition, Mr. S.
J. McCormick, now U. S. Deputy Min-
eral Surveyor. Ilium Station. idallo,
aaya: "For years; havc suffered from
‘ severe pains in the hip joint and back
bone. depriving mo of all powar. 'I‘hc
callus was Siouc in tho Bladdcr nud
.) Gravel ill tho Kiduoyn. After using
‘ .1) . David Konncdy'n ii‘avorito Remedy,
d handout, N. l’.. i won ooiuplcicly
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LICENDES iSQUED T0 STAMFORD
DEALERS.
.i The county commluniouors wont. in
Stamford Monday and, luauod “cannon
to a large numbor of doalcra in that
oily. Through a lniulnko all lilo deala
arr were not. notified in limo. no tho
card may have to hold another flitting
in that. town. About 00 liocnnon woro
lulled. ,
On Friday ihc cmnnlinaioucrn will
hula Groanwicll and on Monday next.
litany will all in nanbury. which will
all their trips away. union» may take
a vaxtru one to Stamford "

NON'I'YILLE QUILT MILLS CLOSE.
,, _ NTVIDLF}, Nov. 23.-On account
“the scarcity of material, the quilt
nails. of Palmer Broihors hero will
allocation thin evanln; for the rout of
tit wank. giving twa hillldl‘litl opera-
ran unforced vacation. A on
irwcek the management of ha
fillinglllln hopo that tho plant will
bollporalnd fully.

if: LIAN MINCE UNINJURID.
. I, on. Nov. 23.--A nnpnrilciai
nation of the «tanner Sicilian
.. which was hauled on tho bar
, .bm noun last night. f led to
along any carious Injury to t a veil.
film will round up the harbor to
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, Kiliilllil‘i‘l Old-Lilli“.
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‘it is not a “patent medicine?“
not disappoint you. Reputation counts.

an unknown callsc. among bundles of

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A stretch of it
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. The law collie all. anvil‘tlmt could.
datca for pa in ‘llfllcil‘allil"tll0tie who
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. l‘leaaa give me a;
:Wetak'n ill-ac Treatment bottlo of:
:Dr.‘ Konnady‘u‘ cal-aura solvent. :

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money.

but no different in its form ihat‘it Ia
scarcely a too harsh term to any that
.lhe whole thing is a farce. ,. . .

For example Chairman ‘KQIlellly of
the licpulllican State Central Commit.-
tae illlll filed a statement showing rc~
ceipls of $22,300. from National Conn
mlitcclnan‘ C.‘ it“. ' Iirookcl' and $32,430
from other smlr‘oeis. Helicon not give.
Ellie names ‘of tho other pol-soon who
contributed, but be given the million ol’
all to whom hc. gavc‘tho money. olult‘
ting, llowcvcl', tho amounta paid to
cat-h and not Indicating for what
payment was made. ‘

Chairman Willi-Ill of tho Dcmoomiic
Committee. gives the namos of those.
front whom he chclvcd money, but
does not name the man who got tho

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We null and heartily recommend Dr.
David Kennedy's Coicura Solvent, the
wonderful new kidney and Liver cure.
It will

Dr. Kennedy‘a excellent prupurations
have been world famous for over 30
years. We will give you a Week’s
Free. Treatment bottle If you simply
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it to no. [large bottles, for complcto . motley.
treatment. cost $1.00. a bottles fUi'i We do not refer to Miller of time
35 00 ll‘QDfll'ii-l for the purpose of criticising
' ' .ihc makers. ’l‘lleyllovc done no all.
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- . .. . . . .. irurcnt than other chairmen who prc—
FINED BY Hi8 CORELIGIONIBTS. loaded them. 'I‘hoy‘havo filed reports
but beyond telling how much they re—
Shanen Admits Guilt and la Asaessadlcoivcd anti how much they paid out
$233 Penalty, Illie information given is far from com—
An interesting and somewhat unua- ' DING. “till“? "003 Hill satisfy ”if: Sill?”
‘uai prococding took place at the resi- 0! III? low. *cvcn if the latter of tho
dcuco of Max Wul‘sllow. ill Myrtlcllflw Iii Oboyflil,
uvcnuc, Stamford, Sunday, under rue; Judge Robertson swore that he had
auspiccn ot‘ the Stamford Hebrew As-ipaid out about $9,000 mouthing lllc
aoclalion. It was the trial of isudoril‘im 10" ”It? KDVGI‘IIOI'BIIID-
Shanon for fraudulently soiling lncntl All unconfirmed l‘iimOi' says ”it"
which was not kosher to his .lon'isll.sllli!€' making “10 3W0?" statement
customers. thereby submitting them loerlhel‘ NUS Wlilt‘li came in after the
a great. personal indignity, and to tlloiitll days for making l‘i-‘lill‘ili! had 8*
necessity of disposing of such of their llll‘t'il hi”? been mild. find that, "I“
crockery and other household ereclsliudac‘s cruellses will wry likely reach
as worn oolltnlllinuiod by tile lumnno..$20,000 before he is all ”aduured up.
dox moat. Mr. Silullen’s alleged dc-j We do not know what the facts art,
coplion was ill ilscli‘ a grave brunch of ii“ this connection, and we wish to be
his religion. Ho. pleaded guilty lo:i‘lllly understood as making no lnnlno
tho charge, and was nsscnsod Willi for .‘ “3W“! that Judge ROWNSOD has limitl-
tllo offence. Tile lllollcy will go 'lllioliid lhi‘ law. we only Gil“ attention (I)
the building fund for the new chisll '11W {30‘ that any candidate can obcy
synagogue. tllc law to the letter and still not dis-
Hymeu Newman, pl‘ugidcnt of moiclrnse half his expenses, for if his bills
Association. prcnidod oi the llt'iil‘ilig.[ll0 not conic in until after the toll
ii. li‘c-lner conducted the case for tilcéilul’S' limit. he certainly Will not pay
Assocmilon and Max wllrsuow (Ic-"illlt‘m- and he may not own know that
fondled llit' lit-l-lintnl. David t‘ollcll, sr-cv'lhi‘ billa probably axial.
l'ciury of tho Association, acted us‘ 'l‘hi‘ 111W ni‘i’Vcn to gratify nomc rur-
clcrlt. Thorn were sumo tit’oilij.’ luclu- badly. but WP do not bciirvv it in
bars of the Association pl‘llsclli, many I will”! it lliil‘illll‘iiiih of spilt-c on our
of whom \Vlcl-c prcpnrcd to git'c lestl- i statutobooks so far as rmll public hcna
molly. Shall-en's ndlllissioll of gulli rc-lrlli is concerned.
moved the ucccnaily.
Shanon was a sort of "official" ‘‘‘‘‘‘ A household llcccnsliy. llr. Thom.
butcher for the local .ii'WlSll colollyfflfi‘ Et-lociric. 0”. Heals liill‘lli‘i. cuts,
iio was illc only butchcr who dcail lli lit'oluldn of any sort; cures surc throat.
kosher lnont. He had in his employ up icroup, caiarrll, asthma; llcver fails.
to tho (lute of tho discrltoly that iii" a “”“"‘W'*
Was sailing llllorllllnlox lllcni, all an BYRNES ENTERS BOSTON OFFICE.
tilol'lzed aluilgllicrol'. it Is allcgcd. -
that tho oil's-lice has bccll going on for Takes Curiia’ Place as Head of COI‘IIOI-
(mm a your. 'l‘llc meal was to all iliw Idated Road in That City.
fonts and [Illrposos kosllor. it appear 5 '1‘. 1'3- Byl'llt’ii. 0! Minneapolis. W310 I5
ed to bc tug troll prnilol'ly. and no one» i rcproucnting l’l‘i‘iiiilt‘nl Million OI ilit‘
lion was raise-d until a week or two‘C‘onsolidalcd l‘aiirou in Iioaton. has
since. 'I‘lldl suspicions wcrc uoiscd £000 to “the Hub" l fassunlo lilo dut-
illitllll. and finally a cotllllliticc was up 105 01' “It! M‘W position. Ho Will have
Pointed by lino ilobl-cw Asuncinliun lo . tho full authority or the llrcsillcni in
make all investigation. This iiin‘iSlh ”All (‘lllfi »
gution rovealcd tho incl. ii is said; fin is a horror by profession. and
that deception was used ill lnnrllinn link: but!" In the employ of various rail-
lhc moat, and that. it was not. litllilli‘l‘,1l‘lltltl5 in lllP west. Mr. Byrnos is naid
K031191- muni p. niorc (lxpvuglv‘l than Ho be an ui‘faillc mall and to hows the
that which is not. kosher. Shanon. ii li'ilruaty of “Hiking friends rapidly. For
is said, had boon nblo i0 ulldcrscll all in unlubcr of roam ho was asaociatcd
other llfil‘tli!!‘l§,‘illllii so had gnincd pl-nc. i With Ilw Di‘t‘seili bond of the Colluolr
iit‘ally a monopoly of tho liobrow .dutcd railroad in the Norihorn Pacific,
trade. His ability to llndcrscll clung!“ his confidential ndvlscr, and hence
pailtoru is now cxplaincd by tho statc- 3 hr is erl rollillprd for tho duties of
int-tit that tho moat Ilc purchuscd wun ‘ “iii PW position.
not kosher, but of a. chollpcr gradc. , Mr. Bl’rllcn will iakc Illc omcc. rooms
it will he lll‘t‘t‘SSlll‘."- under the lll\\'i~. fill Sword \‘Icc-nl-caidcm Curtis on tho.
of their religion, for all his (‘lltllvllli‘l's fourth floor of the South Station in
to dispose, of tho crockery that has Boston. and thou armllcing briglltclr
been ill contact with tho unorthodox "ii Ill! (Ol‘lilill.
boot. it may be sold or destroyed; it i In Willing to New llllvcn Mr, Curtis
luunl bl- gtliicii rill of. iron wnrelululwl“ retain a Boston other and will
must be gotten pi.) of. Iron warp and lulso rciuln, for tho llroacnl at least.
hot waior. bill crockcry and other non 'lllr residence in Boston. Ho has her
ous soft wares must be disposed of. li‘i-dllr l'iii‘l‘ "mill! attached Io Hill! city.
This, it is paid. will work aomothinlr:
of a hardship in sonic canes.

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A RUNAWAY BICYCLE.
TPrlililiillt‘ll with an ugly cut on the
ion of .I. ll. ()l'ncr. Franklin (lrovo, ill.
gll dcvciopcd a niubborn ulcor unyicld»
fin; to doctors and remedies for four
iycaro. Then lluckicu'n Arnica Salvo

 

 

For Infants and Children. gcurliul. 3;? just an Kflflil for‘llurua,
18th till. . k n Eruptions and Pi on. 2hr,
“l. Klilll YIIII lid“ MW]! nghl lat lv‘. H. iinxlor'u Drug Store. “
Bum tho Hi8 DEATH PATHETIC.
Signalman! , “mm-

‘Aiexandar Murray Succumbs to injur-
1 In Rccelved at Greenwich.

INSANE MAN ON TOP OF CAR.

 

GREENWICI'I. Nov. 2ll.--~Aloxalldor

, . Murray. who fall off a brltlgc to fact

Yelling and Wildly Waving Hla Mmmllnio ihc Mlllllilli rivcr. on Saturday

He 3"; He 3' Going to Join iilflf. dicd of concumion of tho brain
",3 Navy. ,ui. lilo hospital horc yvsirrday.

AKRON. Ohio, Nov. 2.‘l.~~—i-lialltiilllt§ A “"0"" "WWII“ limit" I,“ “l” “i

0" n... M, of it our “f lunllwr. clolhmi lttlllllli‘llllllli with tho man u dcnih.

only in bid honor and frantically wav- 1’0““00“ "33‘" “K" “it 1“" Wl'illliiii

lug W arulu anti trolling m u“, “,1, M . with a frioml bound for lillri oouuirl‘.
m" pm"... Allillollv MIN. 38"“ 27IHI‘ arrivcd ill Boston on tho Cunard

your“. "f flnlanvlnm Pu” pronto“ ll i “ll“l‘ l’fllliflolilfl. “0 “Will illi'ucily l0
m-nmdion all lilo {might train ran paid 5 ”ill‘lilki‘. “’0th In- obtniucd work
Ibo Union utniion ycaiordny aficrllooil.‘“‘“h ”1“ l’auuulu 3W“ Wu and wan
tpm, train was iiiolilliiii in ”u. yum“ illlllllliilillif'ly item in Hill! placoio work
and Laird Wm. plauctl Wm... "from, up on tho new local bridal» lining orucicd
Ravo tho information that ho had rc- ",V"".”‘ii WWW” “W" for ”i" NW
coolly boon dillchargud from an innum- lm‘k» NW "WW and iluriford iitali-
lioaliiial in (‘lrutalvllbu and that i... won , rdud. (in tho day following iliu nirivul
on W way to Jill“ ”m navy, born. he loot hill balance and fall into

"'l‘lloy can't hoop mo from loving illiljm" “W0" bleW. m“ he“ atriklng “
“NW” and M11995!" 3w nxcinimgd‘ [H'O’Q‘flung Oromi ”(lam in bi! diluent.

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Tou’nwlmglolmj'livv'lln ‘ ' 4.5”” l arm ill l
' ii "in ' a: cum - mt cmno.‘ cor
‘ ”manual ironpfl‘ood ,, x lomidtllvcr alluvial a very daniemnll '
condition and should not be neglected. lbw, Medicinal not till 1
thoroughly. promptly and safei suiileccli’am‘pfi i'liilt. They are
vigorous but mild, and cause no maven cure or nausea.

raga y‘all groping-lirarigfm . m ‘ .
‘enl norm ' » good air? until photon to
Willa bowels Kaila: an effects. _ Tam ill on bindingup
“will“"madam” ~‘“.~ ”didn’t on.“
 a trio s.

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shall file a statement in. raferanco to i“
the receipt fund: clincndilure or the

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Compilation- wiihthla law is general. ‘

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great merit a], ,‘d‘ ”pa

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[known reputation of FOLEY’S HONEY AND T AIL; . .' .

Illi INT.“ INNS“, ,‘III'illI

., .. . . , . ‘on FOLEY’S HONEvAn, . y
for Coughs, Colds, 'and Lung “Trouble, ‘aovcral m‘anufactllrcrs j arcwaydver‘tising.”
imitation-s, with similar soundiugnnamcs with the view of} pr’dfiting by theirfavorably

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We originated Houav AND TAR as a Throatkand loungRemcdy and unless you get

FOLEY’S HONEY AND TARyou do notget the original 'and genuine. '

 
 

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GREAT DAY FOR SPORTBMEN.

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giving Hotlday.’~

‘ Day. it is by no means all of the noed- ‘;
‘ purpose. , ’
Many Hunter: Expected for Tbanktl There are many more bad shots than i Committees and Deputies Appointed
‘good ones. but there are hundreds of

ful qualifications for that

Much of tho celebration of Tllnnks- allratcuro “m“"d ”“5 section. who. by
glving Day in ”We times is appropri- . cxpcrta. would be rated rather bad

atad by the American sportsman. who
hill: practically come. to consider this
day as his own. and tho aiillreme tiny
of the year for cruckameu of note. as
well as the novice hunter, to indulgo

‘ill the sport of shooting grouse, rab-

bits. woodcock. wild ducks and quail.
In brief, It to recognized as the day of
all days of tho year for indulginu ill
healthy, vigorous, onion-door sport.

Erory incoming train from New York!
lllld other cities in well filled with thc'

summer residents of the suburban dis.
(riots. who are returning after their
full lxuduu ii) spend the holiday ulld
tho remaindcr of. tho work at their
sumnlor humus, Minty friolldn or» also
guests for tho monsion, and great ac-
tivity In the small country fillV'IIl-l
which have boon dui and drcury sillcc

their, ilolncgoinu, are once more alive. ‘

and invigorutml by tho infusion of new
sport and Mr at this season and at
Chrlstlnaailde.

All lt-c farms and cvcrv available
boarding—house are jammed with poo.
pic and good things to cut. Tllallksgiu
int: Day will Illld tllc woods filled with
sportsmen carnoslly cllgagcd in gun-
ning for garlic. ' ‘

Thcv will be. l the ground curly.
with tho first utrc ll of daylight. lir'cr
lullblt has had much experience with
llovlcc sporlnlllt‘n.around flint-lo parts.
and Ms romurkn lo discernment and
foronlgllt make mm bellow ho lmOws
whrn 'l‘IlnnksgIvinu Day arrives. and,
after t‘lc first rl-pol't of a null. seems
to know \vluli in in stol‘c for him. and
will sock shelter I‘V‘dcr rot-kn, in bolus
and in rail-pits. Howcvur. be will
clrntnaliy peep out during the coursc
of the day, when the gunners arc {turn
in both find and kill him.

Hunter: Guard Search.

Hunters are loath to toll ulI illoy
know about game and hunting
grounds, and guard illoir nccrci jcai’
Oiihl)‘; and ii, In aomcilmca amusing
to FM} tho \vny old-tilucrn dodge ques-
tions as to wllcrc illcy are going. bv
giving cvusivo IUIHWDI‘H. All a matter
of fact, most of lllt‘ hunters from tho
l'li) go cvorvwhcrc Iookng for garlic.
and it In collally picniiful ill the out-
sklrta of this city in Pound Ridgc.
lmul: Iliduc. North Stamford and In
lili' vicinity of New Cannon. and aluo
ovci' (ll'collwich way A FUN” troublc
for the airuimor is to find land on
which to hunt, lulnloicsicd. for many
of tho fnl‘lllors- hllvc lakcn ndvnniaxr
of tho law. and postod lllcir lnudu. all
ilit'l' do not cure to Ital/o Tom. Dick
and linrrv Iramnlng ovcr illcir pro-
perly In most. iuoiancos, howovor, a
farlllcr. if aproaclloll In th right way.
will giro bin permission Farmers
huvc linen compelled to resort to the
promotion of tho law. an. in many
cam-ll, unscrupulous hunterll have torn
dcwll yards of atom- fauna in lhoir cf-
foria to not at. rabbits. and have
drought Oillf‘l' mischief in propcrty.
Owncra of woodland do no‘ l'ill‘l‘. no
much for lilo garlic, but obloct «fronti-
ousiy to wilful litmiruotion by some
hrniunlcn. ‘

‘ Without a good do: it in alumni illi-
ponulblc to atnrt a. fox from a vow
ulnall patch of bush-woven ll ainilll'
nrro being ofllau enough to cnahiu a
foil to nuluuc hinlacif all dav at your
rlili‘iluc. should b0 Wlilh to do do.

To h , . , . 200000 street int Wodneldoy night.

audio a for In such a dcllsclw“ xivona hoarllltfiu the police court
rhetoric Julian Clarvan yesterday and
ihelli for the fillnorior Court in bandit
0i $2.000. charged with ibient to kill.

place. it tum do: in of "filo. one. up-
ban ilioro are enough In tho party to
guard most of fill! adrrbuhdiult ridged.
llll wall an the «loan glitches that. ilriiillt
away bellow, all a for can duh tllron ll
dunno lhlokain and bound

lull, burdlca,
Slough!" Nor apart.

Expcricucc has tannin. that sparing,
man who know the moat actually kill ,-
ihc lanai: but because. this intelligent '
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that clean upori ill rhollilliful

 

luakn aura of his damn lilo ilrltt shot.
and if iilltilliiflfilill'iil! will cud we no.
my of bill prov immediately. ,

All grouse. pheasant and Woodcoiiil

' inundation: Within: playmate. thorn ‘,
“ a in ii in ii

 

i tarpon.
fl f‘iili

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thin! . '
or Wilf‘lii lhc more killing in a minor ,
ludliil't. a good humor mil try‘ and .

 

rise quickly. with a Iuddsll curtail]
. and vigorous. more or lann‘nolryziviil '
action. , Tho real difficulty anaconda 3‘.
all is the noisy dashing. which, gallium:
. fails to gramme novice. Bu owing,
to the fact lat-thinly birds chaos lupin,

ishols. yct they not. their full share of
lgnmc, as they are familiar with how

the land lied and know
for the hen! results.

where to go

Many of the old-timers and veteranl ..

hunters receive good offers to accom-
pany portion of sports who arrive from
tho city and am not familiar with tho

country, but wish to get it) tho near-E

cat place where they can find good
unoollng. For Illll. reason there is of-
tcu ooraidornblc rivalry manifested
by homo of the local scouts. who look
folward to Thanksgiving as the big-
gcsi day of the year for their business.

“M-

NO POISON IN CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGl-l REMEDY.

From Napier. New Zeniand. Herald:
Two years ago the Pharmacy Board of
New South Wales Australia had an an.
alysio made of all the cough medicines
that ware sold ill that lnnrkai. Out. of
the entire list they found only one that
they declared was entirely free from
all poisons. This cxccption was Chum.
lwriain‘s Cough Rcmcdy made by the
Cilnlnbcrlain Medicine Company, lies
Moincn, iowa, U. S. A. Tile absence
of all narcotics makes this remedy the
safest and boat that can be had; and
ii is with a fueling of security that any
lnothcr can give it to bar little ones
Chalubcriaiu‘a Cough ilcmcdy is eapcc-
inlly recommended by its makers for
coughs, collln, (trout) and whooping
cough. Whon taken In time it pro-
vmlts pneumonia. 'l‘llis remedy is for
solo Ilv Stillson Powell Corporation.
Clifford Pharmacy. l’ierces‘ Bridge
Pharmacy, chlfulis Pharmnck. “

-M

 

HARTFORD ARMORY BITE.

HARTFORD, Nov. 28.-~Tllc stain
armory commission was in session
with ilovornor Chamberlain yehtcrday
on tho matter of thc site for the new
armory in this city. The site of the
armory in a topic of grave discussion.
The commission will rollort to the log-
il-zlaillrc In favor of a building similar
in the new one in iiuffaio. and a site
on Main nil-cut, on which an option of
Ich per cont. has bccn paid. Citizens
of Hartford are not at all satisfied with
tho nelcciion. preferring tho round
house ulic on tho railroad ncllr the
capitol, and this maltcr may provoke
ili‘lillli} in the legislature.

 

MOTHERS PRAISE IT.

Mothers ovorywllero prairie Ono Mill-
llie Cough Cure for tho ultfferlngn it
boo rciicvod arid the lives of their lit-
tle ones It has saved. A certain cure
for conghu, croup and whooping cough.
A. l.. Bpalford. Postmaster, of Chester.
Mich, says: "Our little girl was an.
conscious from strangulation during a
sudden and terrible attack of croup.
Ono Minute Cough (lure quickly rollov-
oil and curod her and i cannot prairie
ll ion highly." Ono Minnie Cough
Guru ruilovon coughs. inukcn breathing
easy, cilia out. phlegm. draw: out in:
domination. and rolnovon ovary cause
of a cough and ntruln on lungs. 801i:

 

 

MEYER!) HELD UNDDR 02.000.

l-iAll’l‘ii‘Oill). Nov. 23.-WIlllaln Mr
om..lilo young man whose lamination
for rJillllllP Mountain. led him to take
flvu idiots at her with a revolver on

' llllhi ll .‘
‘ through the roughosi and unspoilt. ru- .5
WM". M Baily all a circus homo lfllpt .

ll cadhnoi'fi’ ”Gala-{cmgm
who i a“? I a mo
In by”: an air a at m an ultra
, lfulfml lit line» an. inn.) Oily. 1M.

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

.T~ Hartwell, Bridgeport;
. Williams.
Dittrich, Waterbury.

 

not. rays:
dyspepsia. band to have great diatreiul .
I tried everything i - ‘
could hear of. but notion: helped me
until i look llmiiian Balm, and can to
com boilln cured me completely.”

and belching.

‘ler and the Mitford Pharmacy.

" been brought by Paul Fuller, of this .
city. against Thomas W. LG‘WHOD, of? ,-

_ W'llgcmcinbc‘r the name and insist upon having Fotav‘s Honav AND TAR. Do not risk
”your Mom health by taking imitations, which cost you the same as the genuine.
FOLav’s Honnv AND TAR is putup in three sizes—45¢, 50c and $1.60.

nominal lyl FOLEY a co. 92-94—90 llillo 8m
V I SOLD-IND REMIIEIIDEII Bl

PLAISTED’S .TpRuo D‘s'r‘oaa

. I ,
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

J

by Grand Chancellor Gates.
Charles A. Gates. of Willimantic,

grand chancellor of the grand lodge,
Knights of Pytllias, has made an-
pointments of committees and district
donation in part as follow:

Appeals and grievances —~ George
. Hull, Bristol: James A. Wignall.

Bridgeport; Thomas H. 'l‘roland. New
London.

Credentials and repotts~Wliiian
George M
Wiiiilnanlic; Charles M.

State of the order—419v. James H.

ilmrgc. Newtown; Fred W. Dawlesl-l.
New Haven; Fred Moore. Waterbury.

District llcputiesv—Georg'e Kacerov-
sky. of Bridgeport; Joseph W. Gor-

lllall, of South
luynor.

Norwulk; George W.
of Thomasion'. Frank 1).

Moon. of New Hartford; James Wal-

son. of 'i‘orrillgton; Charles Lord. of
Dallbury‘. .loscnll Cronaley. of Win-
alcd: Charlca Lord. of llctllel; Fred
W, 'I‘ownc, of Bridgeport; Robert P.

Abrams. of Stamford; Wallar Ali-
bonc. of Bridgcport: Martin B.
strong. of Salisbury: Samuel A.
Purdy. of Wcsiport; Georgi» infill,

of lll'idgoporl: William E. oGlden. of
New Canaan: William T. (loldon. of
Greenwich. ' .,-.

OLD PEOPLE HAVE THEIR TROU‘
BLES

'l‘llo most common alimfints to which
Di‘OillP pant middle age are subject

arc indignation and constipation. Farl-

ulllltoiy then- is a remedy especially
suitcd in these disorders and that. af-
fords prompt relief. it is called Chant.
bcrlain's Stomach and Liver Tablcls.
The laxative effect of these Tablets is
so agrccabla and so natural that you
do not realize that it has been pm
ducod by a medicine. They also Im-
prove tho appotiie and strengthen the
digestion. Write to the Chamberlain
Medicine Co. Den Moinea. lowa, for n
flPo satanic. and givc them a trial. or
got the regular 25~cont size from your
drllggiat. Stillsou l’owcli Corporation,
Clifford Pharmacy. Piorccs' Bridge
Pharmacy and Zeiifusa Pharmacy. ”

.W

NEW CORPORATION.

The Maples & Goldachmldt Company
of South Norwulk has 0ch a certificate
of incorporation. The company will do
a general brokcragc buainerls. The all-
ihorlzad capital utock in $2,000 and
lluuinuan will haunt with 31.000. The
lnrorporatora arc William K. Maples.
William G. Let‘ouni. Alfred Gold-
schmidl. Louis (loldachmidi and Eliza-
lwlh ll. Maples, oil of Norwnlkr'liart.
ford Colll'nni.

DISABTROUB WREGKS.

Carcleoanoaa bl responsible for
many a railway wreck and the same
causes are making human wrecka of
sufferers from Throat and Lung trod
blea. But since the advent of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Conaumption,

 

 

Coughs and Colds. oven the worst can.
on can be cured. and hopeless resigna-

tion In no longor necoaanry. Mrs.
Lola Crank. of Dorcbantcr. Alana. ill
0 e of many whose life was saved by
r. King’s New Discovery. Thin
uroni remedy is guaranteed for all

Throat and Lung dissuade by i“. ll.
gagged Druniat.

Price 50c.
'l‘rlul boiiiell free.

W

MONEY FOR CLOTHES.
Tho quartcrnlautcr acneral'll office lit

and
u

 

trending cut-aim to the oommlnalonad
officers of the Connecticut National
Guard. in accordance with the require-
nlania of the alatutes that. :20 shall
he paid on or boforu November 80 to
leach alliaw who won in tho servico
October 1.

W...“—

 

, “ONLV DUNE FOR DYDPIPIIA.

‘Mrs. Franklin flush. of New Goalie.
"l suffered for years with

liar train by it. it. Planted. 0'. ii. Balt-

Wu

aurr AOAINM’ Lawson.
NEW YORK. "Nov. haw-‘90“ hull

 

illusion. for ”50.000. Mr. Fuller-who

_ . l

I!

In an attornay. said that he himself
wall the. plaintiffiu the suit. but no to

the outline. tile ,prooeolllugor fill '

he a lilbil‘ id‘hilreiiiuytiiing to

V polluted tint?
till

 

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WATCHMAN’S BODY FOUND.

NEW LONDON, Nov. 23.—-—'i‘he re-
mains of Emil Larson, bow watchman
on the Central Vermont freight “team-
cr Mohawk, were yesterday found by
Engineer Samuel Boosc, who was act-
ing as watchman. The skull and trunk
were protruding from under a. huge
.wiated girder. partially covered with.
ashes and debris. ‘ The lower portion
of the body.“ with the exception of the
knee bone. was not visible. Later in
the day Medical Examiner Charles {3.
Graves viewed the remains and “he
permission for removal ashore. The
freight on the steamer is ntill smould-
ering and the hull in tea hot .for an
examination by the insurance adjust-
crs.

NOT A SICK DAY SINCE.

“i was taken severely‘siok with kid-
ney trouble. i tried all sorts of medi-
clncs, none of which relieved inc. Ono
day 1 saw an all. of your Electric Bit-
ters and determined to try that. After
taking a tow doses i felt. relieved, and
soon thereafter was entirely cured,
and have not seen a nick day since.
Ncighbors of mine have been cured of
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Liver and
Kidney troubles and General Dablli‘
ty." This is what B. F. Boss, of
Fremont. N. 0., writes. Only 500. at
F. H. Baxter‘s. Druggiat. * in

iNSURANCE COMPANIES SUED.‘

HARTFORD. Nov. 23.—~ooples of le-
gal processes against eleven insurance
companies were Issued by the insur-
ance commissioner yesterday in the
action of F. E. iluch 8; Company and
illorgo '1‘. Kelly, of Bridgeport. to re-
corcr insurance on a store to the
amount of $10,000, The fire occurred
on July 29 last.

 

 

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & ‘
HARTFORD RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE.
in Effect October 30, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.

A. M.———12:il2x, 5:33x, fizli‘lx. 0:10x,
0:00. 0:55. 7:46. 8:20x, 8:45, 9:8“,
9:40.10156x,ll:41.

l’. M.—~12:49x. 1:05. 3:05x. 3:51.
4:52x, 5:40, 61013:. Gziilx. 7:21lx, 7:80.
8:00x, 9:52x, 10:32.

Sundaya. ,

A. M.——i'.i:52x, 5:33x, leilx. 8:68.
9:42. ’ '

1’. M.—~2:i’l9x. 8:05x.
7:23, 8:00x. 9:52x. 10:14.

NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK

A. M.——-l:hti, 5:130, 7220. 8:00x, 8:50x.
9:00x. 10:02x. 10:04. 11:00x. 11:02.

P. M.-~l2:02li. 1:05. 2:00x, 2:35,
stdlx, 4:0ix, 4:09, 4:32, 5101):. 5:09,
5:27, 6:00x, 0:02. 8:001. 9:30, llfziiilx,
12:00x.

IOU’I‘H NORWALK TO NEW

HAVEN.

A. M.—~i2:lix. 1:2lx, 1:58x. 6:10.
7:30, 9:1!x,10:03x. 112111;, 11:40,

P. M.——ill:05x. 1:21. min. 4:25.
5:30, 6:0“. 0:33., 7:10x. 0:10x. 11:24.
Bridgeport, in addition to above.
ll, M.»-2:i'l, 5:12 7:34.

aundlya.

A. M.-~lil:llx. 1:2“. 1258):. ”1:00.
9:“. “Hill. P.M.~ozli.7:10x.0:10x.
SOUTH NONWALK TO DANIURY.
A. M.-0:20. 0:20. 9:55x.

l’. M.——i:2ll. ltdlix. im'lx. 0:03. 7:17.
DANIURY 1'0 SOUTH NONWALK.
1A. If.——5:5ii, 7:2“. 8:11. 10:00:.

.45. ,

P. munch, 6:883, 0:45.
.006.” to Da‘nbury.

A. M—ilzm

P. ””1326.
To loath

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