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slits ills strontium Ill
PLAISTED'S DRUG STORE.
l
mated HoNaY dIIng Tea as a Throatau Lung lie out and unless you geI
II’S HONEY AND TAR you do not get the original and genuine.
e name and insist upon having FOLEY? s HONaY ANo TAR. Do not risk
or hhalth by taking imitations, which cost you the same as the genuine. f
Foaar s HONEY AND Tar. 1s put up in three sizes-4.45:2, soc and $1.00.
NDTO PIECES.
III Killed by an Eaprsu at
itsmford.
1 RD. Nov. 28 .--i‘rank Egan.
, 1 are old. was ground to pibcso
'ilOIIthbound express train user
It spot here yesterday arternoon.
our years ago he was struck by
in mi crippled. one of his feet
t- oil and a short time aftero
1 “ ‘ its struck again by on engine
is. trident injuring his head so that
titn s be had been out of his mind
unveiled that he wandered on the
yestdrday while in an unbal
( dd tate. Egan llvad with his moth
“in st Meadow street.
M...
D HOPLE HAVE THEIR TROU
‘ B.LE8
most common ailments to which
pie hast middle age are subject
' ndigestion and constipation. Fort
there is a remedy especialli
tied to these disorders and that. at
prompt relief. It is called Chum
I lift stomach and Liver Tablets
ative effect of these Tablets ls
iii! usable and so natural that you
d at realise that It has been pro
it by a medicine. They also im-
vs the appetite and strenztheh the
cation. Write to the Chamberlain
diclne 00.. Des Moines. town for n
~. {Ibo “mole. and give them a trial. or
at be regular 25- cent size from your
ill; Etllison Powell Corporation
, 6rd Pharmacy Piercee' Bridge
1' filmed? and Zeitfuss Pliarmacv "
-.-.
MNFORD CHURCH FIRE.
“/l’ w
aid in Hall—One Company
80nd: Check for 91,000
FORD, Nov 28. “The oougrtL
09 Si. Mary's R 0 church,
1 Ms burned to the ground Fri-
' night assembled In Music Hall
. which
'4':er attessied At the morning
_ fit was announced that the Malle-
is on Fittings company had sent a
A . or 91, 000 toward the erection of
all w church. Ah effort will be made
to repair the basement so that
mil“ may be held there The in-
flood adjusters .will borne here to
' to figure an the losses.
O‘I'OP THAT GOLD
. air result in Pneumonia. Bra-
n 30 lm is breaking up Colds when
fluid. almost without exception
90c and 91.00 bottles. The Oil!
Baxter II and Piaisted' s.
m
I"
gun—Isn't that annual between
Cssev patched up yet?
now-New, but Caseys face is.
‘38.”
at: M :22.
A DIAMOND ROIBIRY.
Wife of E. c. Benedict's eon Lem
.900 w h.-
NEW YORK, Nov. 29-—-Mi-s. Caroline
Jeannette. propriolress of the Strathv
more hotel in this city, reported to the
uollce last night that diamonds wort:
95.000 had disappeared from her hotel
*8 c said that they were tlié property
a guest. Mrs. V. Benedict who is
‘auid to be the daughter of the lat
Frotierick R. Coudert and the wife 01
the son of E. C Benedict. the friend
of former President Cleveland
According to the story told by thr
'police' as comingr from Mrs. Jeannette
Mia. Benedict attended the open
Wednesday night and wore the din-
monds which are now missing. She
went to her room on returning and
put the jewais In a chamois bag. which
rile loft in the room. She reported
that on Thursday she deposited the
Jewels in the bag with one of the
clerks. 0n starting Saturday for Wash
ington, where she resides Mrs. Bone
ilct is said to have made inquiries to
the Jewels, but they were not to be
found.
MOTHERS PRAISE IT.
Mothers everywhere praise One Min
ute Cough Cure for the sufferings I
has relieved and the lives of their ill
[le once It has saved A certain cure
for coughs. croup and whoopingcough
A L Spaiford Postmaster of heater
Mich. says: “0m little girl was no
conscious from strangulation during a
sudden and terrible a tacit of croup
Ono Minute Cough Cure quickly reiiev
ed and cured her and I cannot piaise
It too highly." One Minute Cough
Cure relieves coughs. makes breathlna
easy, cuts out phlegm drays out in-
flammation, and removes every cause
of a cough and strain on lungs. Sold
by The Cliffom Pharmacy. '
DERBY MAN MISSING.
1
“Al. .1 }
TRIAL BOTTLE 250.
: 1 - " toCurc An gCough. 25c
Mimi Cdi’e for ranchltis. : 59c
' 1 " IIII‘II for Quick Coniumptlon.
Illeliatmb Microbe and Cures In One Month.
Believed to Have Been Lest From
Boat While Gunning.
l MILFORD, Nov. 28.-A young man
whose name Is believed to have been
DeGuis’ser. and whose home in Derby.
to thought to have been lost from a
boat while gunning oi! here. last week.
He was warned not to so out but as
he did not understand Englirih well he
went out in spite oi the warning. He
was seen about four miles off shore
during the afternoon and once stood
up and waved his our on which a
white rag had been tied. People on
the beach who saw him telephoned to
Bridgeport and later the boat could not
be found with a class A cousin of
the soon: man came here from Derby
Saturday In search of him.”
COM. STILL BURNING.
. m~ .
Firs In the" Hold of tho Steamer Mo.
hswlo
NEW LONDON. Nov 28 ”A consul
Irable quantity of coal from the bunk-
rs oi the burned stbamor Mohawk has
won raised born the hold and stored
In 2‘. cleared space on her dock around
he engine room. There is still some
he in the coal below and the turning
Ii watc! on this causes a steam to
rise from the engine room. which
was the appearance of a lively An-
order neatli.
The wotk of shov cling over the rub-
'Iish on deck has been facilitated con
iderably by the shipping away of the
urtiy bullied hides and tho tangled
z-Ilubcls are, being laid to one side and
be small debris plied in beans at the
edge of the deck. it is hoped to have
tilt work completed sufficiently by
next week to permit. .Ic board of Sun
by to do its work.
FAVORED BY BOTH PARTIES.
Republicans and 'Dcmocrats alike
raise Foley's Honey and Tar for
oughs, colds and all throat and Inn:
licenses. as no other remedy can com-
me with it. it Is safe and euro.
‘ 'I‘ Pinter molchant. 171 Main SI
Gloucester, Malls. writes: "Folol' 5
Honey and Tar cured me of a very
bad cough which i had for ibrco
months though other remedies failed
to benefit me. i can highly recom
mend it for coughs and colds. Sold
~t Pleisteds Drug Store "
pounav SHOW’S Paooassa
Some Fine Exhibits to be Made In the
Annual Display.
The Stamford Poultry Association
hold a meeting, Friday night. at which
Com. James D. Smith presided. Ru
ports one made on the pray. toes of
arrangements fot tho nnnuul show In
be bold in Miller» Hull. Dec. 710
Com. Smith has entered 25 birds. 'l‘lu».
larger-It entry so far rocuivcd is of to
birds from ilrundave llrou'. poultry
farm in Danbury. Some entries have
been received from Vermont Cyril
Crimmins. t e son of John D. Crim-
mins. has 2 entries. which Include
some beautiful pheasants. L, H. lla-
vl, of Port Jefferson. has entered u
Colombian Wyandotte. a breed which
has never been shown here. Edward
F. Bigelow has entered a number of
rabbits. The entries close next Wed
nesday.
-~'i‘en thousand demons gnuwinr
away at one's vitals couldn‘t be much
worse than the tortures of itching
plies. Yet there’s a cure; Dean's
Ointment never fails.
IM ..
buy Thing on Earth That Cures Asthma.
N01 0?"! VANURH I! ’0 mg
hillside Washroom. tho dyspepsia gem and basis the stomach.
him all Grip out at the system. restoring the vigor of youth.
Cured Plurlly Consilpailoa m Hide, when all also Iails. MW
in 24 bum. Emanuel“ minute. Itllia the pain of bus. when or
hornet silage III I
Liuor
f «WWII.»
30 do, a mi-
mont Instincts liab-
lsts. mutant tonic
luridnlw
iscmbly became known the leading ri-
‘ the {some satisfaction.
omen snrmae‘ IN saNAiirbiIIAL
1 Race.‘
W
the Governor M'Lssn no congressman
Branden» Have Many 3tsunch
Fricnd'. 1
Whatever the real situation may be
regarding the light. for the United
States sountorehlu my this state. the
speculations oi' the politicians concern-
in: Its outcome. as reported in various
newspapers, are certainly interesting
says the Waterbury Republican. im-
mcdiately alter the result oi the also
tion for members of the general as-
vals for the acuutorsllip made coon
dcnt statements. Frorn Hartiord earns
word from former Governor Builteley
that It was all over but the voting; his
Victory was absolute and his election
sure. Out of Stamford there Issued a
counter-blast with a Ecuadorian label
metaphorically shivering the calcula-
lions of the “airflow contingent. and
setting up a claim to votes uuillclent
to make the opposition look like a
mfasly patch on the side of a moon
in n
The cock- soreness of these claims
had the natural client (if settiny the
speculative political wheels in motion.
it both candidates were so sure of bug-
ging the game perhaps it would be
found in possession oi! neither when
the smoke of the final allots had blown
away, argued the watchers of the
sport. Such a line of reasoning soon
developer. from 801119W..[‘B a few days
ago pointing to the i' Mi hood of it leg
is‘ alive deadlock betwcen Bulkeley
and Fosecndcn with thé‘ numb oi‘ Geo.
i'. McLean suggested as that of .w
probable “dark house" who would win
out In the stretch And now comes
the. confident statement by a man said
to be high In Republican political con
fidences that the previous guessers
u are all wrong: that neither Bulksley
um Feaseuden is worthy of notice in
tile contest; In fact.1lini‘ Congress-
man Frank B Binildei’iie of the Third
District is the only factor in the race
worth considering. it 1hadn’t been
known berore that the successor to Mr.
Russell was expected even to appear
In the matter in any capacity except
possibly an a friend of one of the
avowed candidates.
However. the appearance of Mr
Brandogee adds ilavor to what was al
ready a reasonably spicy little polit-
cal affair. even though just. what the
confident announcement of lllbl coming
success Indicates Ia somewhat hard to
figure out Mr. Brandsgec has not
been heard from directly and It is not
IIIIprohnblc that he in sulfuric: from
the unwise and untimely enthusiasm of
some would- be friends; possibly from
the machinations 01' some secret one
my For it the truth must be said. If
neither Mr. Bulksloy or Mr. Fessendon
is to be elected tolho Udited Siam
‘senatorship the logical candidatn will
not be Mr. Brandmc, but a certain
‘gcutloman who III probably the moat
~popular and certainly one of the most
trusted and respected Republicans In
Connecticut today. whose home Is In
Simsburr and whore name has been
already mentioned In this article And
not improbably Mr. Brandecoe himself
would be one of the ilrst to admit tins,
tor the fact is no reflection upon his
(inclinations and ainItIoII. He Is a
count and premiums statesman who
hit state will certainly tlml ample
glean: for honoring as the wars roll
y!
COUNTIMIITING Tris GENUINI.
Foley It 00.. Chicago originator. lion-
ul! and Tar as a throat and I P" tome
5?. and on account of the great mori'
and popularity oi Foley‘s Honey and
Tar many imitationli are oiforcd tor
tho genulao.‘ Ask for Foley's ll net!
and TM and mines any submit-It oi-‘
lured as no other preparation will give
it is mildly
laxati vc. it contains no opiates and
ill talent for children and delicate per-
sons. fluid at PIuistcd's drug store.
mam»...
Ribfllfil’lmuil BUILDINGSI-Hfl PT
lllDGlilF‘lELD. Now,
this town were totally burned roster.
day.- These buildings were ”the cow
barn with iar a all house.
ire housefirhic Gil“
I Co. Dani) r)“
' Street Railway 09.. 92. 000.
’ its. as
tine-«Several '
Ittructuton on the Jarvis Belleck place
,at Bennett's Farm in u reroute par. of
III is;
lord. 91 {190.13.11
(ginghire Street RaIIway Cd. Bridge.
9° I 0.
Connecticut Railivay and Lighting
(30., includillfl the bridgeport ‘i‘l tIou
Co. Derby btroct Railway 00.5 Ml liord
Street Railway 00.. New Britain dis-
tIIcI. Norwab: Illntrlct Nol'wcilt Train.
way Co. auction boast Hallway (is.
Waterbury district. Westport Railway;
00., 991, 549.
Consolidaisd Railway Co. New; Ha-
ven. including Mention Sheet Railway
(30.. Moht‘viile Street Railway Co, New
Londbn Street Railway (30., Norwich
Street Railway 00.. Worcester and
E‘Illuirajciicut Eastern Railway Co. 954. -
Dsnbury and Beigel Street Roi Ilway
. 70
Hariford‘ and Glastonbury
East
'aailw‘ay co.-
Greenwich Tramway Co. Green-
wich,- titties 22.1
Hartford. Manchester and Rocltvllle
Pruniway Company, Manchester 95 050
Hartford Street Railway Company.
Hartford 9“ 799 50
Hartford and Springfield Street Rail-
way Company, 9i. his. so.
Manufacturei- itaiway Company.
New Haven 9250
Moriden. Southingtou and Com-
Jouuce Tramway Company. is. Idgepoit
2.382 01
Mlddiolown Street Railway
puny Mlddlctowu, 91. 767. 39.
Newington 'l‘ramway
Hartford, 8c.
Providence and Dauielson Railway
.ompany. Providence, 9260.
South Manchester L ght Perver and
Iramway Company. 8100.
Monument on Steam Railroads.
New York New Haven & Hartford
.aiiroad 00.. New Haven 91231372.-
Farminxton Street
Company.
.nc, Coicuestcr Railroad Co. Dan
Jury & Norwalk Naugutuck New Elna-
bud. New iiaven sh Dolby New llavcn
utl Northampton New York New Ilsa
on d: Hartford. Norwich 6i. 'xorcootei
ill being steam railways and electric
allwaye as follows. 1 Consolidated
Ia lway Co” Stamford Street railway
IVtst Shore railway.
i3Iloston and New York Air line. 914,-
iii
Danbury and Norwolk Railroad Co.
89. 559 28.
Naugutuck Railroad Co 94. 512. "3.
New Landau Northern Railroad Co.
New London, 918 428. 05.
A PHYSICIAN HEALED.
an of Smith’s Grove, Ky" for over
hirty years. writes his personal ex
parlance with Noley‘s Kidney Cure:
For Years I had been greatly bother-
:d with kidney and bladdor trouble
ud enlarged prostrate gland. l . used
vcrythlng known to the profession
Iithout relief. until i commenced to
se Foley's Kidney Cure. Alter ialt
as three bottles I was entirely re-
eved and cured. i prescribe It now
iaily in my practice hind heartily rec
.mruoud its use to al physicians for
uch troubles. l have prescribed it
n hundreds of cases with perfect suc-
csa.” Sold at PlaIeted‘s. Drug store.-
NO SALARY WITH POSITION.
Quartermaster Gsnsrsl’s Office Is Now
an Honorary One.
Since the announcement was made
or the appointment of Theodore H.
McDonald. of New Haven. as quarter-
maater- general on tho stuff or Coven
nor elect Roberts many inquiries have
been made concerning the matter of
compensation connected with the ot-
ilce. As a matter oi fact there is no
salary attached to the position under
the present law. it being a dlgtl’uctive:
ly honorary position. '
Up to Jan. 7 1909 the salary oi the
mistrial-master general on. 91290
year. but when the law was changed
10 make the oiiico of adhttaut general
I. ponnunbut one a toners! readjust.-
In at was brought about; under the
as it stands teddy tho adiu ant.
federal receives 83 600 reg. the“ as-
haunt adlutant-gcu
til assistant u ,, . “on"
u 51.800. The adlu 1 . l III 99*
minted odby the gov ' I " .156 an-
latent adiuiant- “one 1 rind I. II an!»
ant quartellnaster-sdhofil m a point-
cd; by the mutant general. an n the
aproval oi the governor.
extractor pdrt of tho. duties are
now eporiori'neui by the rennin “I"
calcium and tho quartermaetiIr-xonerv
III In compondatod. only when he III or-
dered out to attend the governor on
stain occasions
FUNM FDR JEWISH IMIGRANTC.
COPENHAGEN. Denmark Nov. 28.
*Iiorr GludesIadt. a wcii-inw'o
bunker and other promlnodtl bu have
formed an organist; top if I. let III..-
Muslim Jews in smimtl u: o Albert-
re tin-ouch nsnus ports. Nude are
bold: collected to facilitate our pas-
mule- e-‘and me til I: edilsrsutli a llturt
li’c on their arrivals oir dos i.
uuflflfl. . u to estimator! th‘ fully ten
thousand oi those collars lb; on Don.
merit during the urea ht your. The
*refllc III becoming so sign «Euclid
, ports that the limits I: unidi-
“alliguaipsb ip‘ Camilnli Ghm
his: tone
is no service int“:
burg. Chrisilshla band
whet calibrator Int bl outcry to the
ca.
vs III...
regular service to
' of barrels.
5"" a... .-
Bristol land Plat In. one “5... ..
1’Briut0138135 n T y
Ccm- ‘
I0 covering Boston It New York ..ir .
g; the hush Nouns blunt of the Mexican
1 :iorthe‘r
pragmatism *
. . This lot conga;
' [Glues and Cblored
Petticoats Great
lIIISIwrtuelIsr. Sir “
erc‘erize‘d Petticobts .
1 value. 1 T here Is not one in the lot but. will washxhh
omrd. look like new. They arosubstanhai Shift
good to look at. butane have. too many and they I '
go. The price will do it, just look at bitese attractiotls.. .
Milt.
Five dozen Striped Secrsucker Petticoats. blue, Ital?
~ and ox-blood the best evéryday Skirt made.
"durable. neat and washable.
Three doaen Black Spun
three ruffles. fine. iuStrous. eitcellent style. value 9:.
strong._
Value 75c and $1 49c. ‘
Glass Petticoats made with i
59¢"
Four dozen Colored Neva Cloth Petticoats, navy,
' tan, champagne and a few other shades. value. $1, 50 and
$2 lor98c.
, Seven dOzen Black and White Mercerized Petticoats,
plaids, checks and pinhead dots. four different styles, one
of the best bargains we ever offered at $2 value for. $1 25.
There will be breezy daiys
limits. I ’
from now on. with treach-
erous sudden gusts that lift the hat and rumple the hair
1 I in a disagreeable manner . It’s no use to get along With-
out a Veil, and fashion has been kind in providing 3. sons.
ible style with long ends to tie securely. We have provid-
ed for the especial needs of. outomobiiists and can furnish
extra heavy weaves both triad
e up and by the yard.
All the latest Fancy Meshes from 25c to fill a yard.
BrnsSeIs Rugs.
Ten patterns of Tapestry.
sizes 9x12.
BrusseisRugs to close “out.
They are‘forsuse in any room, both light and
dark colorings, a wide assortment.
On sale immediately.
Stop at the Hosiery Section and see the new -'Silk
Stockings.
lions.
It is the right'timc to make Holiday selec—
w I
The D. M.
.w—WWH
Read Co.
all Underwear.
\
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW FULL LINES
OF FALL UNDERWEAR.
It‘lll'b Natural Wool Shirts
and Drawers at 50c
lent's Natural Wool Shirts
and Drawers. at .. . 75c I.
I
ient's Natural Wool Shirts
and Drawers, at .. . . . . . . .fil’oo
“I- 5 \/
..
’I
l
Children’s (laments. no ‘ao
oral Wool, at Popular Frieda.
Ladies’ Ribbed Garments,
Vesta and Pants, at. . . . . . 25c
Ribbed Garments,
Vests and Pants, at. . . soc
Ladies'
Ladies' Ribbed Garments,
White or Natural Wool. $1.00
in. to 34 In.. in White or Nat-
REMEMBER OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
i. DICKERMAN &SON
s. WW sum." mam... . II
A coop COMPL
"Sparkling eyes and my
restored by using “Wit? lilo an»
Ii II." no one... s. it. core. of
sec: belles, Tour A curtain cure
r
niii ilwt‘lllly to take-weary to act 4 bold
y The (liliiord Pharmacy.
billoulmoss, constipation. etc. Bmaili
PIT‘I‘IIURII‘NOONGIHNQ OONI
stitch
A6
PITTSBURG. Pt}, Nov. tau-a local I
mmutaicturiun company at this city
lisp room one oi the most important
commits hi its kind. ever let. The
contract calls for the construction or
Light and Power company. the build.
lid: of the modeler steel pen yards.
the Imust’ructnm’or uproar-dfl or tool)
duel moors for the transmission no.6
and the iv or all the steel wurii' ‘
tattoos. into Wino or,
ii. into themlillonu I
Tsicpbons moi. V ,1 '
i" "I
This is to unruly that all Ilruulm
Ehrlich We? show“! HIMW
your, cough or
coach; and basis the “lungs.
pneumonia will cure inflow
complicit. talus no pp at?
latest for obid iii-so. Asit.
Honey and dri-
it. Stops
unis. acid at f’laisted'e Hill's :
.ludgo hockwootl Hoar; hr
late. booster Iiour. was no
as well as a tiller. Hhar
death. as hiaduughm
room in tho morning. II
‘lliilll'. i had a dream laurel
.illll‘l
it i saw the anus! of dstlih“
the foot 6! In)“ boll. ,
horribly frighlcucd but; .1
my visitor no iehra v .
wore a for more Bloch .
Norwalk Chronicler