hethor the formula is worth
‘ethcr tho doctors-I have ex-
_ hood money for nothlnir
u bin than In certain kind of
u. in a question for tho pbyv
fill nucwer. Maybe Home of
.lanrnrer, but there lire. things
‘ry which might excuse
huge {I cars the Stamford Advo-
e vontlor of the. apllnl. formula.
night who lined his pocketbook
cwdollur bills hero. and is sup.
and good clothes and has
out: or; manner. So far on can be
ad no one discovered his name.
It omo of the doctors are an unkind
to call him "Dr. Chadwick. ”
aWIIy the Doctors BOught it.
now; when It (loci'ot wants it) use.
{Its in his business he usuallt
t It some bandages in II drug Him‘t'
buys or prepares a solution to give
. '.I.lII; rcqulnlto hut'_dne:4:4 The an.
0 contains silicate of audit March.
and other substitutes. The solu-
I for which the strange: had It for
Itlltt. for hale Iuan paid to be supctiot
I it“? over Ilitit'Iovtuotl l)(.‘fill‘i‘l and,
In motel. lI was guaranIeed to dry III
' minutes \Ihich is an iIIIpoIItInI.
co ulceration. lie. suggested that. af-
her it. (ran used a coating oi shellac
and- alcohol Would be desirable 'I‘ be
_ an didn't have out samples III“ the
i n with him. didn' I ol’l'm III make
ministration to prove Its: one
full so. but handed mer the formula.
puck ~.i the. $10. and treat nun)
mulling. ii. is said that Ich‘I Stalli-
i’ord Dhyahlelun bo apptonched. with
two or three exceptions bought the
formula li. a hat ()l physicians and
aurgeonu which be. exhibited can be
chnlgldmcd reliable. he. has furnished
it same formula fut $10 our to Imu-
(beds of doctors in New York. Brook-
‘Notwalk. ”author and other
Illa es.-
Mlodical Men Looked Sheeplsh.
' . appcned a Week or ten dnys'
ago " 1The other day. a number of
Stamford plnsitians ware anuontbled
‘,‘ of their number innocently
any of you bought that. fortu-
for debuts?"
"The (llN’UNh looked a: each
significantly. but none answered.
'I‘What l was going to any.“ contin-
ed the tlllttl-‘tlolli‘l‘. ‘is that l haven
letter from the SIII'gI-IIII-Gcneral oi‘
the State. to toe effect that those. who
are paid Sill fol it ran not their mob
back.”
other
e Dlnnlt'i lam: brightened up at
Oiled. and one would not need to' be a
Si flock Holmes to guest-I how many
. Idiom had the formula.
"‘But’. continued the doctor. "the
Stir Ion-General lmpomu ll. provision
tit . for ORA‘l'I dollar paid the purchas-
I. must spend :1 (lat in the insane
acylttin at Mlddlctown. "
They did not relish the joke.
_ new. One Who- Waun’t Fooled.
“Yogi have heard of the fortnula.’
said Richard L. l‘iohauttau tcdat.
"The than called at my office and told
me all about it He showed me the
an oath of doctors \‘IlIU, he said. had
put-c used it. Some. of them are
. no: of mine, and l hilppOHo any of
In would give it to me for a too.
I stamp. When tho man had I-on-
chided his explanation. l risked him:
”Now that you hate told Inc all
thin, do I impress you an II foot?"
”The man departed, ruling, very
,rlemnti y:
’Wcll. doctor. I gllL'hlh you and l IIIII
too. old to be caught by this III-henII-.'
‘ “lulu; intorp'ted me that he had sold
, ultt to the government. which
ins it oxtcnalvmdy and he had
M Of Dr. Wyeth. of Brooklyn.
n it lo of other Inert of high afoul
II the profeattlon. From what i
been told, l Izuetui ho was pretty.
littpoohfui la Stamford. I have heard
(one doctor that ht: made up aonu
stuff and It didn‘t work. Sill
It'll a road thing, It certainly
_ U profitable for the auto who Is
j1hr: the formula. l wouldn t like to
tiltlto names of dot-torn who bought.
know that. Dr. Charlton lit. ltowell
unreal! did not Mru. Chadwick
an: only portion. you Itoo, who
oovcrcd how to not rich quick»
“Imum'c
éorunuun.
m
a
"TI. 0,. Doc. 12. writer the
within thumping the New-
Mum and: Athenian Cont»
hung. at New trt. KyI, was
lulu iIuIt nigt. No lives
and the workmen in the
h p ' jmost easily,
1 tom dollars npioc'o '
I maintain: it:
hit it»: would» are
- both It
. ‘ ‘of cod liver oil. that can
éhe digested and assimilated
zI
Is Scott‘s Emul
siou.
We‘llund one» la‘f .
scor'ra sownufiog enllpsmm
TURKEYQ 81'.th SCARCE.
Wooten: Supply Still In Myotery and
Price: Will Probably be High. ‘
The. situation regarding turknya for
Christmas iamuoh the. name. as It was
at Thanksgiving tIlIIIew—othmc run very
fow home-raised turkeys to ho boil and
an a consequence the supply will in.
llitIle or loan limited. and the prices
will ho high. I
it in not probable however that
prices for Christmas will be any ltlgb-
or. and perhaps “ill be a little low or,
lbnn at‘Thauksgivlug time, for the
great ‘majorltynoi‘ turkey buyara will
not “stand for" a mice which gout-t
v0ty much above the nv'etage. .
A prominent retailer acid that he.
had an opporiunity the other dot to
buy a small flock of iu'rlteys for twen-
ty»ileI cents II. pound alive. but prefer-
red to buy them already dressed, At
this rate he said that the retail price
would be not less than thirty-two
ceIttI-I a. pound at. retail.
lifiti not known yet what. supply of
turkey meat. there will be froth the
want. 'FlIIII supply will have II large
intluenee on. the market ill. (‘Tltriatnum
than. for there were none brought. into
the lilt'lil IIItII'lttItII I'III' 'l‘hnpkkgivlng ex»
00]" theywcre grown in the eat-d. it
is probable that the tummy of lurkeyu
will be fully equal lll the demand :It
the necessary high priI-I‘Is,
CAUGHT COLD WHILE HUNTING A
BURGLAR.
(.‘onslable at ClIuplcatI (lnlur.io anus:
“l taught it. set ere told while hunting
a burglar in the forest swamp boo
fall. Hearing of (ihanIlItIrlulu‘a
(Jonah Remedy, i tried ii. and after us-
ing lwo umall bottles. i wait complete—
ly cured." Thin remedy is intended
onpeelully for eoughn lllltl robin. it
will loosen and relieve II severe cold
in less time than by any other treat-
ment and in It favorite wherever its
suI‘Iorior excelletn'e baa become
known. For sale. by Stillme-Pou'ull
Corporal ion. Clifford Pharmacy.
Pierco‘s Ilridue l'htu'tuuey. Zeitfuaa
Pharmacy. *I‘
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
OUR NEW M lNlSTERS
lI‘I-w productiona before the. public
today can boast. of the many qualities
of neutrino Thompson and George, W.
llyI-I"I.-. latest Interest.- "Our New Min-
later." which comes to Hayi's 'l‘lteatro
Saturday direct. from its phenomenal
fIIur ntontbu' run in New York. Sim-I-
its ilrat proIlIIII'tlon in lionton. Ila rat'-
eer has been watched by theatrical
managers. many believing that It be
destined to follow closely the footsteps
of, the authors” earlier Huccettu, "The
Old Homestead." it has been a win
her from the start and comes will: the
Illglttist endorsement. of the press as a
good play. uniformly wall acted
throughout. Life in II rural New lane.
land community at. the present. day is
depicted with the sympathy of the sin.
dent and the delicate discernment of
the artist. it in when Mr. TltIInIpuou
hnd Mr. llyer arc unfoltllnu' a patio
ruma of daily events and sliding the
commonplace incident.» of life with
poetic. interest that lllt‘y are. most tul-
'Iulrabie. The play in in three acts.
The original all star cast will appear.
WOMAN LAWYER DEAD
(‘ HICAGO. Dec. l2..-Mra Marv .\l.
Negua .la dead of heart failure at her
roultlcttcc here. Mitt. Ncgua was born
in 1838 in New York llllil come to Citi-
rago twenty- dive yearn ago. About
five yearn inter IIIIII was grudualod
from tho Nortltucutot‘n Law School
and was among the: .lli'ut ivottieu to
practice law. Mrs, Nemta had a na-
liohul reputation on a temperotioo
worker. '
-W... WWW
THEOLD AND NEW WAY.
Game Important Flute Which May
Pmd Helpful.
Thirty years ago oltbfanhioaml cod
liver oil hall to ho fort-ed dtlown a pn-
II'iontII throat. lnvalltia couldn’t take.
it. and children wouldn't- hot the due.
tore proscribed it. and it. had to honor
to: by force. Yet it cured people where
enough could be Lotion into the system.
for It hint ever been tho precinct or all
tissue builders and general rocountruo
torn known to medicine.
We arc now nnxtouu to have crerv
one ltno'w that. Vinol lit a new form of
thin vary old unavailable: remedy. cod
liver oil. it annular in a concentrated
form all the medicinal element. of
cod liver till. actually taken from fresh
codi‘ iivo'rII; but by It new pronoun It in
made without oil or erratic. and it. its
an conclude in the who or II. treat:
orange.
Vihol Ilotlii not unnot the stomach
like old fashioned cod liver oil and
g‘ tim- hub
remarkable and
ti patients are delight»
M...
(transom. Gunman!
operation
II- 9
Inapiratton will guide. you prop
when yt undertake. to play Bah
' ha modern. up—to‘dttte.
‘ child Of courpe' “to
fool that ltrlntmas in particular
children'n‘ Muhammad that we. on
to do something to notice their: hnppy.
hon We remember our own i'mtth,
and how eIIrapturodi We were over. tin:
Iponaenslon of a woodonfaced heady-
cred doll or II. little red wagon wu
tool it ought to be t'llliy enough to he
a Christmas preheat for a child but
the. ehiIIl of today in that as far from
that state of wool simplicity no line
automobile Inn-on the stagecoach
Children ow have. had everything.
tutti. you couldn‘t anrprlae them with
an (Inrthqualto I): give. thou: II herma-
lion. without. blowing them up
dynamite.
Do you want It aalnd that will be rel
ihhed? Put the pulp of grape fruit on
('1‘pr lettuce leovou and cover with It
Ilreasin of oil and loulon Julca acac-
onoti w tlI nail and pepper.
Chemists tell us that. hard water In
an undesirable for cooking III-t it. in for
laundry purposes. I 4
The bright; plIIiIbt make delightful
skating costumer: and um much uned
for the propane. The. coal. in warm-
ly lined or a real. in worn under it.
and turn II'onIpIeIIeI the wintry touch
necessary. I ‘
China. silk. which we think of as a
amnmer fabric. is being lunch used I'm
aucy shirtuutlnta-i‘or immediate wear.
"in all our Will‘lil-t We should be eoqu
uncouu and noble, an it in our own
heart and deeds. and not other men's
opinion of us, which form our true
honor."
A great. deal of outline is being uaetl
on the newer hats to lighten the heavy
look produced by velvet alout'. ii in
soft and pretty and Itasiatu greatly in
giving II. dressy look.
White repouase lure t‘ll)l)l't)llli‘l'(‘ll
with silver trims a dinner gown of
white pouu lli' eygue. Of course
there in white rhlil‘ou between the lilt‘f‘
and the white taffeta lining.
Some (‘li‘Vi'l‘ girls are producing
very pretty photograph frames by HIV-
(trim: the wooden ironies such as llil.“\'
have been in lllf‘ habit of "burning"
with gay ribbons.
You can really make your young
lady friend quite happy by giving lIr-I
I: set of sachets. You should lt'at'u
bet' l‘avIIrltII color and scent first for
to (:er her Itzut'I-it when 24h» doted on
violet. would rob the. gift of half in
pleasure. There aboulIl be two or
llli‘l’f‘ Hull and skirt IIIIIItItI-I'I-I tlci'tly
covered. roll lIolIIII'. nucltetu III hung
in the wardrobe. one each for her
luttullterrhlef and glove. bore... besides
tiny ours .to bum: in the [tips of lII-z'
sleevI-It and other parts f'Il'Illl'l' gowns.
Bonds of ('lll'lll‘lll trim on IIvI'IulnI:
Wrap of palthblue uncut velvet.
'l‘ne i‘ur but In no lougrr all fur. ll
b4 u e.".IIInlIintIiIn of fur and lace IIIIII~
rIIu. tIIullue or mute other not: and
light. material which b4 I'IIIIlly a growl
lll‘llll'tivulllfénf,
The stock of hoary I'tnbroldcred lln»
an or silk that hlln :t \’ of lace let in.
the front is new.
The lot necklace la a thing of booth
I..'. Tho hair ornaments. too. are very
utyliah and hhndkome.
Clocks and flurry I-lI-I-tt'lI' lamps are.
amour: the popular ulfts,' ,
For the ten table one. can hardly
think, of u more dainty IIeIIII-rpiect'
than a little .‘illvf'l‘ l'm'n Illab filled with
fresh creep ferns of the small loaf pat-
lII'n. likedlto maiden luIlt'.
livery woman bat-I use for i\ Ili‘t‘k
llli‘l-lil. doya. and iboro never was aucb
a pretty Imam-intent of deck furnish-
lttIzII. as tho lll't‘llt’lll. Hermon haa
brought. out. The bruaueu are slutllln'
bountiful. both in thc bright and dull
lbIlIIhoIt.
You perhapa do not need III lie I'I»
minded that a IIIIbI-tt-rlption to a nice
humanlm- la a moat delightful gift.
The Frent‘ p and Dutch lu-onzou Inake
acceptable and not ('er expcnalvo
gt II!
The. mothor- of pearl vauna raproneut
int: ntoruing- glorloa on the atom are
now
Canned-corn fritters are a good
luncheon Illnlr at thin amount of the
your.
11‘ you are fond of popcorn. you
will ItoIIIctitno serve it on the. tttblc to
ho eaten in ntllk an crackers are.
A lImId-wuruter which run in: allpp-
all into the Inuit will ho appreciated
by grandma,
Home or the neauon'u ltaudkorcltlufa
an. no either that. tum: room. an can
by fairies."
Wm..— “not“.- «w
OPENING SMASH IN PRICES.
Stool“ Tool? Aubthe'r "rumble in Wall
smut Trinity.
NEW YORK. flee l2.—~Thoru wait
another manna; iIlnithli In pl‘ltlett of
Mocha today, tho trouble attain aler-
Ing- in AII‘InlItnInatcd Copper navr
unloading of that (lock clitrlial it
down «ii/I and 20.000 altaren of 17.8.
Strict cold down an cxtrétno lit up
running palm. In. Paul dropped
point» on two anemia. curacy; ,
thorn Ivci'c (naming inane» (tilt
from ‘I to 195. in tho mlanding (with:
lilo
The. mindful...
after the “gunmen
. [II it)“ I) I. '
before the about
Mains. over i
with .‘ ;
'truntdnted the wot-III: of tho pontiff.
‘ bell
Miler exprosltca it. "to barn been done ,
. identified.
mare generally his Itr and can: no I ~
in or the up. ill
.I
I: 'L I IIILI'l.
I'
,OBITUARY RECORD.
MRS MARGARET hi,ARl\'\\'l'l‘il
Gus Ficldn. of South Notwulk. re.
culvert: ond last week. of the death.
of his ulster Mrs. Margaret Mark-
\IltlI at her home in Orange. N. ..l 'l‘ltej
Ileteuned Will-l iblrtv~iwo ,li‘tlls oi we
and left a hIoIlIuttIl and three children.’
one but nine months old. .\ll', Field
left for Orange. yesterday morning.
hurl the funeral was held this moraine.
lI‘lfNEltI‘ll. illv‘ RAYMOND \l'lSllli.
The funeral of Raymond. the live:
.l'tItlIr-old not) of Mr. and Mr». W. (
Webb. oi" Sandy Hill. N. Y. was held
at. tho lltlllle of .\‘llI-l F. 1.. (I‘illllrilllt‘li.
in South Main street. New Canaan.
Friday afternoon. The child died of
pneumonia. and the renutlus II'III'I» re-
eclred there Thursday afternoon. The
remains Were placed in the rault ul
lIaltI-view ('l‘lllt‘lt’l'yI
h‘ lNlCliAlI (‘llI‘rllIiRlIZ ’..-\l(ll.\lt.
The funeral o lllll‘l‘ Zakbnt'. the
Hungarian who with struck and killed
IIII the railroad ’l‘ltut'wluy I-IIIIiIII:
while piekiu up tool was held at it
II'IIlIIIk Saturday Morning. from lt‘o
late home in Slll'lll§\\'fl(lll itIIr. (lub-
llt'l lloktut utiloluted I'I‘he I'enutius
were thIIIIl in Pine isluttd cemetery.
l‘l‘NlCltHI ill‘ lQllNl. L. AIKEN.
The funeral of IIIIIIIII Louise Alkrn
the little daughter of MI, and \lt':4. I\l-
lIu .\lkeu of H leulu short Nor
uullt. \vux lIIIlIl SufiIlIII afternoon front
the house "l‘be J! v. John M. NirlIIIb-I.
parlor ul‘ lhl‘ Kill lit Sitect A. .\l. l?
(‘IlItII'I-b. officiated, and lntvrment was
in blue Inland (Lenin-wry.
.\Illti. ANNIE I'l. BRIDLEY .
.\irs. Annie b1.llt'udleytl!ed at her
home in New llmcu NovIIIubIIr till. ai-
fer a snort illness: .\lII-t. litndlet was
llli‘ mother of linen llrudlet. formerly
(1' Strawberry li‘ll. \‘orwnlk
AMERICAN PILGRIMAGE.
Party Led by Rev; Father McDonnell
Received by Pope.
ROME. llt‘t‘. l2.‘5'~‘~'l‘lIII American pit:
El‘llllnge led by ‘i'lTlV’RI. RI'\‘_ (‘lml‘lcu
E McDonnell. bbthop of lit'ookltn.\ i
Y.. ttmt received today In the pope. in
the Ult‘lllt'llillm bull III thI \‘utlI-un
The pilgrims nil \\"(lll‘ barges III‘ Ibo
American and pupal minds. The
pontiff. who was dressed III “lllli‘ \I'IIII:
accompanied by Mars hllucintI-lli and
inbrinnkl, followed by his domestic
prelules lllIIl escorted by the Noble
Guard. The pilgrims who I-urrlel
Inutty l‘f‘llK‘ltlllri articles to lli‘ llleusoil.
knelt an each or them was introduced
by bishop McDonnell to the pope. who
gave them his hand to lthm while all:
lll‘UlitilllK to some oftltetu a low itlnd
\vot‘tltl.
Bishop McDonnell presented the
pontiff with 86.000. and Mgr. John L
llnt'i'olt. biahop’a net-rotary. 33.000 of
Peter'u Peace in II beautiful box. iiIi
the offering of tho pt'ieaIII of the
Brooklyn diocese. The. pope. thanked
them warmly. anid he wan moat m'lllt‘v
fat. and bieItIIIIII all of them and their
fumilieu. giving Ibc pilot-Ila pt'eaI-ui per
tuitodou III rxleud the papal bI-IIIIIIII'
lion to their limit. Bishop Molkuiuell
After tho ceremony, Bishop Mellon-
ttud the Right Rev, Clutt'lea ll.
Fulton. bluhup of inmate, who. rem-iv-
ed to private audience
n... .. «In. "".' ”I...“ ..
ANOTHER ooov RECOVERED.
HIGHLAND LIGHT. Mauls. ”(W l‘.’
The beds or one of the four ment-
born of the. crew of the Schooner l‘lIIlI
linwh who lost their lll'illl Saturday
night. It: an offorl to‘ leave their IIII'IIIIIL
ell Vt‘ltitt‘l. wan waahml Italtorr on the
bench here today. It halt mu. yet llt‘l'll
M the bodv of lil‘lillllill
'l‘bomaa ltrnnmly wan recovered but:
lilhlItrdny night two bodica arc tulll
thinning.
~O| um-
WOMAN FATALLY BURNED.
Clcthca Catch Fire While Making Ccf.
fee for Her Husband.
onloom'oa'r Dec. :2 -—.Mrs John!
“in: III‘ il IIIIIIIIImnn it: the
en plot of the (‘onnctticut Railway and
Liability; iompanv. \vIIlle cOokiIIg cof-
fen mot I. EINOIII‘PI‘. Mimi! at it o‘clock
\Iau fatally
more wage defective and flames shot
out and ignited the woman‘s gttt'menla .
She ran otIIIloIIru into the air and in
ten Ininuleu all of be:
ill Irlt'lt.
lino night.
burned on bet
lll‘i‘ tilt-Io.
n similar fate. The.
over. lllllllf‘d about the lure hits. illet l
III ii is ilIili.'-I five years old
and her husband recently liv
l’aul
,. Lung Trojh
w. unilar sounding namtnt with the” view ‘of
known reputation‘of FOL " ‘ t I I
other art PilSEll um
_§ I ,. I saw no ammunition
m J'Wm (memos
'lbe fur'ulime in tlIeiI' 1.
lIIIuHe at film Hailett street caught on
and the six IItrIIItlIu—old baby
oi" the WOIIIIIII was mainly saved from
.2;lili
I.
.(i.
Igyavp
2-94 to on”. Sir
1:...
DRUG STORE.
i
the, government..
at a point thirtr feet. from
but bed The I
.l I the tongue anti tnnning
”mm“ weIe IIlII bell indicating
\r‘FI-ii is in thick.
1th of the. ilghtahip.
child was: how I
set (II III nit-atom s
and :IlIe'
' il telephonic principle.
Wu-.. Man.
REVOLUTION lMMlNENT
~\ aura Sign or apprdachiut;
let t‘IiI-l
SUBM'ARINE BELL TRIAL.
SAY BROOK .llIlNQ'l‘lON. Dec t2.—~
l'l‘be Cornfield Point. Lightship. No. 48
ha: juui been equipped with a cubma-
IlnII bell for it Ir.ial with a View to tho
lpossiblc adoption of tho apparatus by
'l‘lIeIhcll is located
the vessel and is operated by steam
power by means of It chain attached
Ion IoIl of the enable of the lightnhlp.
'1 in this marine! blowa are. struck on
to
weather
In cane the cou-
.dillona are. such an to render
Mllllltl indistintt a receiving appatn-
III: has been devised and impelled on:
running
M in S! IStlulli'l. ’l‘heec receivers are based on
CASTOR IA
several manufacturers. are (advert. lllg
profiling by the fav‘
We originated Honor AND Tilt. as a; Throat and Lung Remedy and unless you got
FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR you do not get the original and genome.
Remember the name and insist upon having FOLEY?- 5 Honor AND TAR. Do not risk
your life or health by taking imitations, which cost ”you the same as the genuine.
FOLEY’ s Houav nut) TAR is put up in three sizeswzsc, 59c and $1.00. ‘ '
the how (If
to the pist- a
DIISSlllB.
Tar.
N0 CASE or magnum}: on atto-
C
We do not. know of a single Instance
where a. cough or cold resulted in pneu-
monia or consumption when Foley'ti
Honey or Tar had been taken.
cures coughs and colds perfectly. so.
do Itot‘take chances with.
known preparation which may contain
opinion. which cause constipation. II.
condition that. retards recovery from
ll;
porno Ull-
cold. Ask for Foley's Honey and
Sold at Plaisied‘s Drug Store.
. I.
the num-
the
In tho
NEW YORK; NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
III Effect December 4. 1904.
W
lLEAVE SOUTH NORWAL'K FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.—~l2:52x, 5353):, 5:45x. 6:10x,
and anions trouble in your system in! 6:50. 6:55. 7:46. 8:20x, 8:42. think.
nertotlancsa. sleeplckanesa. or stom- f and “1an 9:32x.9:50,10:05x l1::ll.
IIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIII. Electric Bitters willl “I! midfihntfi ‘7 a. M .P. M.—-—l2:49x, P1:05, 3:05x, 3:51.
quic'y diamember tho troublesome a": 5110);. 5:46. (hilly, 6:363: 7:23x.
causes. It never falls to tone the W a" “318’ 8:00x. 9:52x. 10:32. ’
stomach. regulate the Kidneys and Bears the I Sundays.
flora-ls. stimulate the Liver. and Hart m ‘ A. M.—12:52x. 5:332: 5:4'5I'. 8:58.
by the blood. Run Iloun ayutemsl Signatureof ‘ ‘ i9242. _‘ '
benefit particularly and all the mural! l P. M.-—2::39It. 3205);. 5:46. ozolx.
attending aches vanish under lte' -. "' 7:23,8:00x,10‘:l4.
snatchingr and thorough effectirertesai
Electric. Bitters la‘ énlv .Idc. and tlutt’
is returned if it Ilont giro pett‘cct Hal Ilbe which (Incurred last Tuesday at.
llumnpteod bI F I] Bax llitr rerideuce of W S Lou/ls on Main
"lstII-ot l'II Satbrook has just been in-
vestlguted by a coumtitteo of insurance
intijusiera who found that it was prob-
.\u elephant in without doubt llli‘ldllly caused by the rays of the sun
abiulng through a gold firth globe act
The rays after pans-
int; through the globe were refracted
to a curtain and set fire to‘ it,
infliction
tcr. llrugalat.
most. difficult passenger to load of am
It is rarely that. the bust
of them can be. Induced to walk aboard
a ship as did the traditional pair of
ehphants who boarded the ark.
their objection
uuttally first coaxed or forced to enter
‘Izrcar wooden boxes
securely faatcnod and the entire ont-
III in hoiatcd with n dérrlek to the lctel
of too dock and swung aboard.
III the world.
()Vif‘l‘COlllf‘
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia.
'Illiuu Balm lI-I btcaklng up Colds wlten- ;‘
her tried. almost without oxccpllou.‘
lo, 25, 500 and Si. no bottles. Tho Clif-
ford. Buxtor'r. and Plulutctl‘Ia
SHIPPING IAN ELEPHANT.
WILL BUILD A NEW VERANDA.
’i'ltt' Icrauda baa been
S Al BROOK Dec.
beside a window.
To
globe. acting as a burning
they are
damage caused by the fire
when they
the Window.
Bru- i TAR.
Foley & Co. Chicago
and TM Iunuy imitations
lfot' the neutrino.
torn tleutt {Honey and ’l'm- and refuse
frotn the front of Citation lxiwudek little offurud an no other
place in South Main
plate is to be greatly improvad by a
fine broad vorautltt
around the attic of the house.
the work.
W M
street and thol
that will run
Harri
pcrnonit.
i Store.
Cures Hay Fever or Money Reloaded. 500- $1.00
01', Oil IAIN!
mm We“ mm
mom Minimum. More
m tutorial ‘
SUN CAUSED A FIRE.
rib—A peculiar
amounting to only about 8200.
are. Ifatnlly who had been absent; from the
house for several hours. returned Just
in time to extinguish the blaze around
‘PIRATING FoLEYs HONEY AND
Honey and Tax on n throat and lttnt!
remedy. and on account of the great
“ llueril and popularity of It‘oloy' .I Hope.»
Ask for
will giro the same satisfact D.
mildly laxative. it contains no opinion:
and is patent lot children and delicato'
Sold at Plaistod'n Drug:
i
the
glass. The
was slight.
The 7‘
..
l)
originated 0'
are offered
Foley‘s
any nubstl
reparation
it is.
TRIAL BOTTLE 25c.
Cures a Cold in One ng lit.
Guaranteed to Cure Any 8Cough. 25c ’
Only Radical Curator Bronchitis. .506
Cures Worst Group in a Few Minutes. ~
Cures Sore Throat and Ulceratcd Tonolls.
Only Pottlllvo Cure for Quick Consumption.
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Curos' in One Month.
Open. limo-inc We «4 Mom nearing.
Only Thing on Earth That Cures Asthma.
}: N” :32
oldie
Hoof
:36. ii : 07):.
NEW YORK‘FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.:--4 50 5. ‘.50 ii: 50 7: 50. II: Olllt‘.
8: Iilx. 910M. 102 02x, 10:04 ll: 00x,
11: U".
P. M.-«i2:02x. l:05.l2:00x. 2:55.
323133 -i:04x.i:09. 4:32,‘5:0li. 5:07.
5:27. 6:00x, 6:02, 8:00x. 9:29. llzt‘lilx.
12:00x.
Sundays.
P. .\l.—5:02. 6:00, 3:00. lizili). l2ziIU.
Ii. M.—-Ii:00. 7:30. 10:02.
SOUTH NORWALK. TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.—12:14x. 1:21x. 1:58;. 6:l6,
36, 8:33. Dzllx. l0:03x, ‘ll:lix. 11:44.
P. M.-—-12:ti5x. 1:21. 51111:, 4:25.
6:33, 7:103. 9:10x. ”:24.
Budgeport. in addition to above.
P M.—2:47 5: 12 7: 3d.
Sunlday I.
A M.—12:14x.1:21x. Izollx. 7:40.
ll.ii:11x P. M—6:44.7:10x,9:101.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A M.:——' "0 9' .I5x 9' 58.
P. M.:———1 25. 4' 33!. 5117):, 6.03 7217.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-——5:55. 7:25): 8:11. 103091.
1'. M.-—--i:i$x. lizilttx. 6:45.
Sunday: to Danbury.
A. lit—9:15.
l‘. M.:—-7 25.
To South Norwalk.
A. M. —~7: 55.
P. M.~ll. ilfl.
I‘m 9 m.
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