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'li‘tGKEfl-JUNEE-dfyfil‘.Mlllillifl 00,.-
GTA 5'8 .ELECTORIAL VOTE. MODEL OF U. 848. CONNECTICUT.
‘ * . ' WASHINGTON D. 03—00:; 22..—
. he Pint to Reach the The navy departtn thasdasnt received
assholes-Count on Feb. 3.
WASH NGTON. l). C.. Dec. zz.—-'l'he
an“ the ho" a hnuo‘n,_ ,w m“ t -
in” pint-session February» 8 to
the directorial vote. in the mean-
he atheist counts of the V81 ions
{3 l) Plnv sent in. Connecticut‘s
l‘ved by mail last Saturday.
,. , eiirst. Congress has, howev-
., e . appropriated the sum. or $12,000 to
”3"th 'ofllcial lists from the various
states: to Washington by messenger...
it relic oi’ by-gnne days when the mails
, ‘ . uncertain.
somelmodci or the orbiter Connecticut.
wnich. with the. ode! or ihe:crniuer
Viruiuic. has been placed on‘exhibition
in the cast hell i’ the state war and
navy department inilding. This model
shows the great d tierencc between the
most modern warship and those of tar.
, mer days. ;
Wfiuwfim
A PLEAElANT PILL.
No pill is up pica...“ m... positive
as lchitt’s Little Early Risers. Ile-
lWltt’s Little Early Risers are so mild
‘and eifctive that cihiidren. delicate iad'v
ice and weak penile enjoy'their clean-
sing effect. whip; strong people: so
they are the besillliver oil‘s sold. So”
by The tilittordullharmscy. = "
m
NO CASE OF PtéEUMONiA ON REC-
, RD.
i ‘ "We do not know of a single instance
Whore acough or cold resulted in pneu-
mo in or consump ion when Foley's
, ey, or. Tar had been taken. 1t
”cures coughs and colds perfectly. so
, not take chances with some un-
known preparation which may contain
opiates, which cause constipation. a
condition that retards recovery from .
a. cold. Ask for Foley’s irloucy undI
Iran, Sold at Pluisttd's Drug Store. i k;
‘ n
Hm... ... .-,_.. ..
M8 CNGLIIN '
ML Puts
a on only lien! e.
lulu hull.- I'll rum:
om “month-s dreams:
“I "ED “4 Gold nut-lilo piano. nuts
with bin-ribbon. ‘l‘ultc no olhcn lh-Iiu
lawnm- Nubuihutlum and lull:
tin-m lily of your I‘lrllfli-I. or "lid in. .
”"3“!" cu l‘lrflt-Mon.‘ slur-com
on We}
ol’
turn Mn I.
.u mum... ‘
IS
. - "V ' _ . ~ i ' .. . . I
. alsmore than a. cough; it is a. deep-seated mnem-
Csmution or catarrh of the bronchial tubes and
fillings-allied to asthma and the most fruitful
. resource of consumption. It bafiies lull schools oi
‘- medicine, and cough cures. loaded with nar-
__-cotics are worthless and harmful. because no
remedy taken internally only, ever did or can
i cure. BRAZILIAN BALM, the gormicide bal-
sam, alone has triumphed in every case for 20
yours.
Take 15 drops every 2 hours and BE SURE to bathe the throat;
and chest with hot, clear Balm every night. Thlnt is the secret. It
“penetrates, reduces tho inflammation, kills tho gonna, stops the
coughing and raising of pblcgm, restoring tho lungs to tho vigor
at youth. Get the 50c or $1.00 bottle, keep. up the treatment
faithfully for a. few weeks and we guaran too oi cure clear down to
‘ the lull: stage of quick consumption. No cocni‘ c or opiates.
B. F. J nckson & 00.. Indl anupolis, Indiana.
for lmdim.‘ m letter by r
Hun-u h-uvsrunni-iu. .‘(od‘
Hui 1-.1‘! ...lt'
J ~.' ‘
. . ~ \‘A' ‘i .‘t‘ K“ 0.».
who film! You [love Always Bought. arid hich has been
in use for over 80 yours. has borne th signature of
‘ mid hits boon mods under his pen--
, nonui supervision it me its latency.
. ° Allow no mm to don live you in this.
All Oountori‘clts. Imitation: and “Jttst-nIl-uood” pro but: ‘
Experiments that trifle with and cndunulnr the hcnith of
Influx“ null Uhiltirenwlixpcrlcnco uuuml t Experiment.
What is CASTC RIA '
Ontario is a harmless substitute for or star Oil. Purc-
[orhn Doom and soothing- Syrups. It Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. its use is its guarantee. It i L tron Worm
and alloys Fevoriahnm; It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
. Colic. It relieve! Teething Troubles. out n Constipntion
and Flutnlcncy. It assimilates the Foot . minutes the
; Bunnnch and Bowls. giving healthy or»! autumn sloop.
’i‘bc Children's Mucous-Tho iiiothor’s h rlcnu.
oluuml CASTORI in. ntwsvs
“ ’ /' Bum tho‘llgnuturs ‘1 ‘
, I
"knew; .. ‘
‘Locomobile‘ .Compcnyls rectory, re
i from tho. chidy "unity yards handw
; deal a’, . , . , 9,.Giifilsvédaln“
nelson. n‘mcchnnlc‘emplc'ycd at the
solved at. his bonding house. 11 Myrtle
court. Bridgeport. keen; Christmas pres
out from the selectme‘t'i of Reading.
his wife. who is mildly insane" The
coupislhavetecn separated for tour
years, and their reunion occurrednn
dex- peculiar circumstances. Whom
arthoy will live happily over after 0:
not is yet to be seen. but at preach
nay are residing puncefully1 at th
lilirtle Ooutt boarding house. .
Samuelson was married about at
years ago, and with his savings on.
.hased a cured (arm in Reading, wher .
.le and his wife lived for over a. year
t son was born to them at this place
it the tall or 1900' Mrs. Samuelsoi
developed mental trouble 'and pursue
son, who (cared to leave hisipou i:
lel‘ charge. sent him todhoxhome 0'
relatives in the some. place. where h
ow is. and made arrangements to
.ho removal of his wile to the hospita
.or insane at . Middletcwnw NAs 'hr
Iouid , be legally responsible for th ‘ ‘
mucosa of caring tor, his wife if in
win application. to the Probate cour
of Redding im- her commitment to
timetown. he asked the ssloctmon tr
die the necessary application. ‘ Thi
vould relieve Samuelson from any re
sponsibliity for the cost of keeping;
."ll' sanmolson. and the (own wool.
became obliged by the not of the so
column to pay $2 per week, to tho Iliul
dletown institution.
An agreement was made between th
solectmen and Samuelson at. tho timr
however. that Samuelson would on
.be selectmen the $2 per week. therein
freeing the town of expense, and am
lug Samuelson the advantage of th
.heup late granted to persons confine
an application of public authorltlos.
In accordance with the undersuuu‘
ing the application papers were file:
with the probate court. and in it shut
time Mrs. Samuelson was committe
toltim lusaut Hospital.
Samuelson was unable to condor
‘hc ail'airs of his farm very well will
out the assistance of his helpmosl. up
not lonr alter his wife's commitmen
sold out his form and wont to Bridgc
011. where he entered the cumioy t
the Locomobiio company. Ho hnd a1
parently forgotten u‘l about his azre
mont with the Roddlm: sclmimcu. tr
icy uovor paid them it single. instill
moot toward his wife‘s support.
A low mouths ugo the sclociluen r
lmiding thought it Would be mivisabl
u look up Samuelson. They locals
inn and found that ho was cum
'1: $2 75 per day at the Locomubll
30. and won living well. Then the
tent n shot-mm) denmnd some mono.
'rom him. He refused on tho grout
flat the town of Redd“)?! was linb‘
or his wife‘s support, on they had pt
'lioned for her commitment. and b
threw the sheriff back for a los
Vhen tho soioctmen considered th
question, they employed Attorney Sun
n it. shun. of Bridgeport, to look u
ter the matter.
.e'rorelullng Attorney Pullman, 0
Bridgeport. was asked to issue it wu
rout for the arrest of Samuelson in
nusuuuort. whicn he did. Rouleuim
outraged Attorney Jacob B. Kline. an.
~ - n' .. woe to have been ,trlcd yesto
day. although there were grave doubl
.uretncr bumuemou could be force
0 pay for her support under the exis
ngg conditions.
in view of tho doubtful condition
vurronnding Snmiio‘son's obligation
he sclectmcn thought out a bottc
scheme than to prosecute him.
Having communicated with the 0
cans hospital they learned Mrs. Sur
.olcon wus not violently insane, on
was perfectly harmless. Laying thi
ntormution before Probate Judg-
~llcko.son. of nodding, thoy sueure
ulrnllusion for her rclouao, and in
town furnished tho necessary hour
induct duumcvn Mru. Samuelson mlgb
do while in her irresponsible couditim
Yesterday Deputy Shnriil (looms i
Bullies wont to Middiotowu. nu
bronchi Mrs Samuelson to llrlduvpurl
til this was done without Mr. Samuel
son's hnviux tho husband inkling c
what was doing.
0n M rs. Smnueluon'n arrival, Attor
uoy Show und other interested pnrlic
called at Smuuclson's homo, and icon
that ho had returned from his worii
Then they ushmlhim what he intend
ml to do rognrtiiug tho support of hi:
wile. ‘ ' ‘ “
“Why. the town at bedding has not
to m mort her." he replied.
“ in you intend to pay nuythin
towards her support?” he was asked.
“No. sir. i wont pay I. cent."
Then theme was given to the port
iM pounds and Mrs. Samuelson rust
ed hole the room. has {m mouthed in
m “-
.... Gustavo: Gustavo!" she cried
no she fell on his neck.
As for Gustuvo a leather would hnw
been a poweriui mount) weapon u
utterly rout hint- lie was normed:
upmwhiouu with surprise and conuicvn
ution. "Aren't you mind l'vc com:
back in you?" suited his who. tour:
starting to her eyes.
"You. or course." he cold when in
rcwc’nsd his facilities.
"We lows decided «to sivo- W“ 1‘
chance to support your, wife.” said the
authorities as th ion the pair
classed in ousldnct Icr's urmit.
Edmonton's case was continued it
tho. Pollen court until December 28 u
revolt develop bills. it is probnbl'
tint tribe c the or Mr. and itin-
sumptuous: 1m runs Ii: nil piecidii
:an . . up venous
. )el.. says:
mm: mm . .
“9" .
‘ Needles. -0ll.‘,=.Repnirs~
‘ not no. miss u
H ‘l ‘ ‘lll ‘\-":v,
St Nacs Rs :5 ”to R B
so wssulmro'u stiles-r.
‘ South Not-wilt, Geno ‘
, ppruten undecided“.
run ‘votnurnun, occupier"
The ott-discussedvtopic among the-
ntricnli manners as to tho-value and
drawingupowertot a title name up the
other evening among a party of «mana-
gem. it was admitted by all warm
the title or his: new. production. ”The
Volunteer Organist." Mr. Harry Mar—
tell, the owner. has a . gold mine. even
though the piece itselt might not be
considered of any‘ value Whatever.
which happily. is just reverse or the
actual state of affairs. It was conced-
‘cvl ‘bv the semicolon asscnibicdlthat
the title of Mr. Maiteli‘s new proper~
tv undoubtedly attracts many and
many a dollar t0'1i:he*boxomce of or-
ory theatre in which the‘ attraction
appears bccauso there is that in the
title that tolls rcaricrs‘that'somcthlng
of a novel and higher order {owazt
them. it will be seen here Friday and
Saturday, Dec. 23 and 24 st Hoyt'a
Theatre. ' ‘ '
ununm'rénoumou . COMPANY.
Much anticipation is already shown
_ over the visit of the Benett-Mculton
00.. at HOl't’s Theatre ncxc week. Too
'nct that such uluyslas Outcusus oi So.
clety, Belle of Virginin.‘ The :h‘utni
Coin. Shadowed Lives. Shipwrecked. A
Jealous Wife. The Lyndon Bunk Mys-
tery and By the King stonnuundpnro
to be presented at popular prices. is
an announcement that, adds more than
ordinary importance to engagements
of this kind. No similar "attraction has
ever attempted u repertoire no protein
ticus as this or auction involves so
smut a cure in general mounting of
the plays. No local scenery [will bu
used throughout this entire repertoire.
and all costumes, ‘olectrlcal nodule
chanical effects are provided by the
'unagcmcnt.‘ Ladle-s til :ht Tuesday 0‘“
suing. when fifteen cents tickets will
no the rule. Molina-es will be given
inlly beginning Mondai'.
TO CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY
Fake Laxative liromo Qulninc Tablets
\ll drugglsts refund the monoy it i
'nlis to cum. E. W, Grovo's signatur‘
s on each box. :lnc. "
CHRISTMAS AT THE CAPITOL.
HARTFORD. Doc. 21!.«Chrisunni
,reotings with some substantial roe
.cmbrnncos wora‘exclmnpod at the
ipitol yostcrdny,»_ l‘vtirlntt oiilccrs be-
l'; the recipients. All the capito
uployoca gmhcrtd in the office 0‘
lomplrollcr William Fl SF‘NQY. and
counted him it benulli‘ul cut gloss
mhhnwl. Superintendent Francis
'ovonson oi’ the capitol. who niso re
was, was given it mnhoznuy arm
nlr mud u like romrnnbmom wont to
ssisisnl Superintendent John J. Wil-
‘n. in the. other; of Secretary of
into. Clinl'lhs G. R. Vlnul. uncihe
athering made that retiring oliivvr n
resent of it cut s‘uss ci'mr inc. wilt
1 silver top, bearing an inscription.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEFSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle
“I suffered for years with
lyspcpsia. used to have great distress
Ind belching. i tried everything i
onld'hear of. but nothing helped me
hill 1 took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
out boitla cured me completely."
For sale by R. ll. Plulsted. F. H. Bar
or and tho Clifford Pharmacy. ”
Sour
Stomach
No appetite. ion oi strength.
mm. handset». «noun-non.
but built. poem ability. nut rim
lugs. and mm oi “the nommh m
til due to indignation. ,choi cum
Mutation. This new discovery repro-
unu tin mint-l iuim oi digestion
a they um in n hubby Manuela.
combined withthe (mien been Ionic
and Maureen“ properties. quol
0W Om domnotcniy out. in
Milan and dyspepsia. but this lemon
m.m an mm min by
WOW. Miyip .mning and
«anon-m is“, upon when:
. . 19811
Mid. drink
_ mildly laxative. it contains ‘no’ opiate.“
.9. .
4"“ nt. January Bessiddr 19W. .
To the Honorable. the-Genoa Assam?
\ companies named in an amend out to
’ that the adverse
,flldw
s
merit... . V .
it but a ions are" uttered
tombs annulus.» H Auto ion. Roles-f».
I! and TM and mines any substia
tn utteredubnu other preparation
viva the ,slmesatisi'sction. - ‘lt ii:
and is cutest tor, childreniandvd”
genuine. Sold, at Piulscil’ p
heral Assembly. sun. or
bly of the State oil Connecticut: '_ ..
CONNECTICUT ‘ltAIlaWAY, ‘ AND
Liafi'i‘iNtl COMPANY. respectfully
petitions your Honorabledaedy t0. uses,
an act pxtcudinguntii July'ig. 19-01,‘tlie
time within which itniny locate, and
construct any and all Lnes or eiectm
street railway (or which permission
has heretofpre. been mauled by the
General Assembly tofssid Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Contour. or to
any of its underlying or constituent
it charter approvedAprii 30. 190 , and
contained in spec.“ 1.. we u. l .
75., which said rights have not hereto
fore expired and are about to expire
July 1, 1905. .
Dated at Bridgeport. Connec..cut.
December 12. 1904. ‘
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company.
By W. T. HINOKS.
Assistant Counsel.
State of Connecticut. County of Fair
9:52. 55.. Bridgeport. December 20.
Upon the foregoing petition or Cou¥
“WW"L Pullwu: and ,Lirhtinw Com:
new in“ lhe passage 0! an not extend-
ing to July 1.1007. the ‘existinz ri “fits
of said Company and of its constitu-
ents or underlying companies to in
trucks and build lines or electric rail-
way (said constituent companies being
as named in an not approved Apil 30,
1901 and contained in Special Laws of
1901. page 75:2). it uppearin r to and be.
ing. found by the undersigned that said
petition is adverse in its nature and
parties consist of
more than twenty (20) persons it is
ORDERED. They, notice of the .lre-
going petition and of this order there.
on be given to all persons in interest
that. they may appear and be heard
thorcon. by publishing sold petition
and this order in the Evening Sentine.
a newspaper published in South Nu
walk. the Donny News Herald. 3 new.
paper published in Derby, the Asylum
Sentinel. a newspaper published in An.
sonic. the Waterbury Republican, u
newspaper published in Watcrburv.
the New Britain Herald, u. newspaper
published in New Britain. the Bridge-
port Evening Stnndiud, n newspaper
published in Bridgeport. at least once
on or before tho'23rd do." of Dammitu
100-1, and such advertisement shall be
sumcicnt notice of the pcndcncy of
sold petition to all parties affected
tlzoruby and all such parties are here-
by summoned to appear before the.
Gonoral Assembly oi the State of Con-
nncticut on the second day of the son-
slon thereof. to be held at Hartford in
said State. commencing on the Wed—
ncsdny following the first Monday of
January. 1905. to show (louse. if any
they have. why such petition should
not be granted.
Dntcd at Brldreport,
December 20, 1004.
ALBERTO T: ROl’LABACK.
A Judge of the Superior, Court.
Connecticut.
w--. .» ..-4-..- .
«w‘rn‘ Ars'vub'v. Ficto n‘ConnectE-
cut. January Session, 1905. .
To the Honorable. in!) GeneralAsscm-
lily of the State of Connecticut:
Connecticut Railway and ginghting
Cmmutny respectfully petitions your
lionorublo Body to urrnt an extend-
mom to its charter and to the char-
‘crs of its several underlying and con-
diment companion is named in an
Act approved April 30, 1001. and con-
tained in Special Laws oi 1901, page
762. authorising and empowermg the
laymg of double track. upon and anus:
any and nil or the several strong and
routes upon and along which it or its
constituent or underlying companies is
now authorized to in}! tracks.
Dated at Bridgeport. Connecticut.
December 12. 1904. .
Connecticut hallway and Lightin
Company.
By w. 'l‘. l-ilNCKB.
Assistant Counsel. '
Stutc or Connecticut. County of Fair-
iicld. as. Bridgeport. December 20,
1004. . . ‘.
Upon the foregoing petition 0! Con-
nanu-nt pn‘luucuut ”1...; ‘anun- (1w 1
puny for an amendment to its charter
and to the charters oi its several unw
dcrlying and constituent companies. so
named in on Act approved April 30,
‘Wu and contained in Special Laws
of 1901. page 762. authorizing and em-
poworlug tho laying ot’ double trucks
upon uud along buy lllli‘ u.i oi! U»:
“H...“ um“... ”h.‘ 3‘0"“?! upon “a
slum which it or its uonltiiuputer um.
deriving companies is now authorised
to lay trucks. it appearing to and be
out iound by the undersigned mutated
petition in adverse in its nature and
that the advom parties consist 0!
marathon twenty (20) persons, it u
ORDERED. ,mtnotico oi the lore
going petition and of this order more
onto given to all persons in interest
first they may appear Ind? on bond
purity. {it Foley 3. Honor 1’ g
Connects '
thump. by publishing. Mid petition and
this order in such the Bridzcrort Stan. ..
card a deflower publinbcdeiu Bridno
port. in tho llivcniuc Sentinel. a: news
paper ublishcd in Booth Nill‘liilllii, t‘io
Anson a, floutiuoi a. newspaper pub-
lishdd in Analysis. the Waterbury Ito-
publicnn. s nouspupcr published in
Waterbury. the ”ow iir’tnin Renard. a
newspaper published, in New .nritniu,
at least once or; or baloro the 23rd day
at December. 3. 04 end lunch unwritte-
mom than be summon! notion oi the
J pcndcncy oi soul petition to all parties
inflected thereby to’nppnar bolero the
(laymen! flunumhiv n9 lhg “Mi” nf COW
sentient cum-occult any, or $341»
non totalled , its. . , d in
mgioménet‘n ill "the Wild
u
on '
its [to Mosaic of m
man. raven
.
store open “to... mu causes... H f ..
. .M , . .p , \e .
Proctlcul Chit-summery . .
Shirt Waistlll'atter.im«,iu gift boxes. .Qnioads, ‘ Vest»
logs. Redford Cords, Tussah Silks' and Mprcsriizcd Ei'w
iccts. Servic'esblc things to; every dovaépr‘spfl,dainty
things for evening. . ‘ “ “From/”45c; tof$e.00.
‘ll’ash Dress Pattcrns; ‘Percnlcs,,Giuglldllltlthsdrep. -
and Cheviot, new and pretty" designs tor-1.93:5: ‘ dress...
also luboxesg , i ‘ ‘ ‘ ~Fromf86c'to"$2.5o.
Black Petticoats. Mcrcexized Underskittsiofingu lus-
tre. made with deep flare and .plaitcd. ruffled. $1.25‘_valuc
for 98¢. . . w , :~'~‘,’3';
Lustre Petticoats. In black and colors. pinitcd’ and
hemstitphed ruffles, nine diffencut styles, $2.001value' for
$1.50. . , _ .
Silk Petticoats. Special fortheilriolidnys.,Wc’havc
purchased about, twenty-five high grade ,.,S,atpplc , .Siil;
Petticoats oi the best quality :taflcta, latest. French,
styles. They are black. plain ‘ lore and changeable, fancy
stripes and plaids. Regular vuluts $16.50 to $20. §p¢cial
Christmas prices. $10 and $12.50. , 5 I ‘_ ,
Another Holiday Special in” Silk Skirts is a lot '0:
black and colors, changeable 3143. regular $6.50 value for
$4.98. _ A
On the “25ct. Table.”
. “Any article on this table 25c." This table will be
found in the China store. and it holds a wonderful col—
icctiou. China Salad Bowls. Dessert Plates, Bread and
Milk Sets, japaucsc Teapots, \l’cdgcwood Cal - Plates,
Cups and Saucers. Silver-plated Tea Strainers, Vases,
Thermometers, and other attractive things, the majority
of which are worth far more than the ticket price. *
\
Mantel Draperies. Piano Starts, and‘ Pillow Covers
at special prices this week.
Sofa Pillows of figured silk, ruffled, were $1.48, now
98c.
Velour Pillow Tops, l~1tliday price 45c.
Oriental Pillow Tops.‘;2c.
Pictures for the don. smoking room and living room
at such prices as in, is, 25 and 39C.
J’icturcs for the nursery at 25 and 39c.
\
m
The n. M. Read Ce.
Holiday Goods
usnrur. AND ORNAMENTAL
Handkerchiefs Neckwear
Golf gloves Pictures
Pertumes
Kid“ Gloves
Hosiery Ribbons
\
' Fons, BOAS and incurs.
A. DICKERMAN & SON.
94 WASHINGTON‘ 87";K7,v GOUTH N9RWALK. '1
i
Tstspuo «aim.
“M... w
A OOtTLiv MIG'MKI
Blunders Its-o sometime: very expen-
sive. Occasionally life itself is the
price ci a mistake. but. you‘ll never
neurons if you onto Dr. King's New
idiorPiiis tor Dynpspulu. luminous.
“THIN "m worm.
NEW‘lmNDON. Doc nihilism on
the stranded burner Albertina oi the
Philadelphia and humility: neurons.
Company‘s float has been suspended
owing to roughz‘wutor. showtime
Headuchc. Liver or Bowel troubles. hundred tout crew was, pumped
row are antic-yet thorough. 25o, from hot- hold ou‘rucsdsv rancid up.
at 1". ll. norm Drug Mire. "-. up more will be liken out by t lightn
> , ' W... .cr lmiorc nu sushi t is Minnow
cum wumr rOHTHOOMINu. her. The burner in resting suit on
NEW HAVEN. Doc. 22.»Accordiuit it our oil Monument and at... a)»
to a ammonium inlthc Humour (or island. in in no two. at
County Mitsununnucu. receiver insulting u at decent » Rococo
oi the land smote: shy. inoculate mom: i vii-enchilm :
Wild
Mr. noddinau‘éompm‘mfi lollies ,
'~r:ii6d mm .m. . .
Norwalk Chronicler