infill
. tans (item's W “if!”
,FIRE IN Hanrrdso.
HARTFORD, Den. 23.—-—A two-story
ioltvaud frame building on the south.
rues-of Slate and Commerce
3w ed by Patrick Wilsonkand
. by him ”ash ‘saioon and stor-l
lo. was totally destroyed yes-
y outing by a fire which for it
mentioned several of the build-
,lhatviclnlty. Theioss on the
Is placed at $4.500 and tho
.
. _, ‘,, I; $2.500» There was a total
nitrates of $5,000 on the bulldluz‘aod
' use of, the fire is unknown.
RATING FOLTEAYRB HONEY AND
lay» d: 00.. Chicago, originated
.and TM as a throat and lung
salinet y. and on account of the great
‘ _ and popularly of Foley‘s Honey
, (For many imitations are offered
0 the genuine. Ask for Foley's
er and Tar and refuse any substt
‘ t. l?
offered as no other preparation
lve the same satisfaction. it is
., id y laxative. it contains no spin on
audits safest for children and delicate
_ nous. ‘ Sold at Plais.ed’s Dru:
C . “res . fit
out Houosso new LOCOMO-
' rivss.
, NEW HAVEN. Dec. 23.--A part of
1 the-money to be-spent for new equip-
.m‘elitfor the New York. New Haven
5 v‘VHartford Railroad. which in total
willghe tw and a quarter millions of
dollars.‘wii be put into new locomo
" ' about 100 being ordered for do.
:‘Idurint 1905, It is said that
.. . iooomotivu will cost abbot one
‘ million. -
;; FIGHT WILL I: BITTER.
.zil'l‘hose who will persist in closing
“which" against the continual recom-
mendation of Dr. King's New Discov-
. cry for Consump ion. will have a long
and bitter light with their troubles, if
notended earlier by fatal termination,
Rodd what 'i‘. R. Beall, of Bean. Misa.
has to say: “Last fall my wife has
every simptom of consumption. She
tookvfir. King's New Discovery at or
,ev V hing else had failed. improve-
ttleii came at once and four bottles
entirely cured her. Guaranteed by F.
Hpraaxter. Drugglst. Price 60c and
31.00. ‘ Trial. bottles free. "
~ BANQUET 'ro CONSPIRATORS.
NEW‘HAVEN. Dec. 23.—~The local
trades‘oouncii on Tuesday evening
nextuwilltender a banouet to the nine
nlefir‘fllW‘M‘e now completing then
racy in connection with the teamsters'
atrilterin this city. The nine men will
‘ mi 9” a to... also sons [to bathe
or. ill at- Balm ovary nisli‘o... was: is the secret. alt
’
, P
, oet‘the‘; soc 02.01.00 . “
for a tow. weekend" trot cusranteea limitless- Claim.“
v..-
‘ [which was nlostly liquors and.
, sentences on conviction for conspirg
lathe germs. empathy»:
th‘ dunno to the rigor
a an? inducement
Ion. No cocaine or opiates.
schools at Qo.,’lndianapolis,“ Indiana;
0‘»...
coo-rear in, E tEoistaro , s.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 23.—~The contest
over the “railroad out" inthis oity
between the New York, New Haven it
Hartford Railroad and the city will go
to the legislature. Corporation Conn:
sci ,Dagpett yesterday served papers 0i
appeal to that body on the proper ofilL
care of the road. The ground of air
pcaila thntiho municipality fee‘aiag-
grieved at the decision of the railroad
commissioners in favor of the road.
The papers on drawn ask the legisla-
ture to prohibit widening the out as
proposed by the plans.
, 4......
A CERTAIN CURE FOR GROUP.
When a child shows symptoms oi
croup there is no time to experiment
with new remedies, no matter hon
highly. they may be recommended
Therein one preparhtlon that can al-
ways he depended upon. It‘has been
in use for many years and has never
been imown to fall. via: Cllunlbel‘laln'f
Cough Remedy. Give it and a quick
cure is sure to follow: Mr. M. F.
Compton of Market. Texas. says of if
"i have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in severe cases of croup with
my children, and can truthfully say ii
always gives prompt relief." For sale
by Stllison-Powei Corporation. Cliit‘ord
Pharmacy. Plcroe's Bridge Pharmacy.
Zeitfuss Pharmacy. "
CITY MARSHAL KILLED.
CLEVELAND, Miss. Dec. 23.~Al-
bet-t Thomas. the city marshal of Men
Igold has been killed by Robert Bess,
a well-known young man. Seven men
have been lodged in jail at Marigold
for alleged connection with the crime.
Mayor Sanders is included among the
prisoners: What caused the tragedy
is unknown. .
NO MORE SUFFERING.
If you are troubled with Indigestior
set a bot is of Kodoi Dyspepsia Cur:
and see how quickly it will cure yor
George A. Thomson. of Spencer, la
says: "Have had Dyspepsia for twen
tr years. . My case was‘aimoet hope
less. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure was ret
ommended and I used a few bottles 0
it and it .is the only thing that has re
lleved me. Would not be without i'
Have doctored with local physician
and also at Chicago .and even wen
to Norway with hopes of getting somi
relief. but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is th«
only remedy that has done me not
road. and i heartily recommend It. Ev-
ery person suffering with Indigestion
or Dyspepsia should use it." Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. "
NO ”558 FREEDOM iN SERVIA.
BELGRADE. Set-via. Dec. 23.—-Klng
Peter today aimed the new press law.
which practically abolia‘ as freedom of
the press on Benin. though aimed
principally at the antldynastlc and op.
, *be out of jail before next Tuesday.
W
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on Doors
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maths (inflame soi‘
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Promotes Digesiionfliacrl’ul— ‘
liestdoniulns nel
w orphlne meruar
, Namooa‘ao.
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position papers.
for Infantsandchildren
in liltlll in rare
Always Burgh
Bears the
s
In
lisa
For liver
'V l shards. '
the throat, ‘
I ‘ completely veiled. forming the heart (if
' the figure.
‘A , . ,u I b
his d they“,
classes. was up
slei'hshoolr‘lill ‘
not forthcoming: so Gleason started to.
tear dorm the lunch cart.“ Hematite a
rusltai. Harry. Wk. Nettleton. the cleric.
.andcommeoced til wipe the floor with
.that worthy. The lunch cart became
a mixture *of‘rpieiih ham sandwiches
and hoofranltfurters. with «plenty of
mustard floating around. . - '
Most of. the class in the windows
was broken and the residents of that
sootionthousht another attack was b9-
lng made on Port Arthur. Finally
Policeman Weston have in sight: and»
arrested Gleason. lie was taken to
the emergency hospital where Dr.
Hair attended to a Narrated Woundon
Gleason's right handwhich the'iatter
obtained by. shoving his hand through
one of the lunch cart windows. in
the Bridgeport court Gleason Was fin;
ed $8 and costs for assault and breach
of the peace... ‘ , ‘ " ‘
d. ,.
fan can re
kill: fro:
remoteness-era“
DEATH cAMs‘lne'i-ANTLY.
Thomas Byrnea. of Norwich. Fails Ov.
. 'er Hallway Bannister. ,
NORWICH. Conn. Dec. 23r—Thomas
Byrnes. aged 3?. fell over the bannin—
icr of the stairs lathe hallway on the
second floor of the Pierce block at
11:15 o’clock last nizht and struck on
his head. fracturing his skull. Death
was instantaneous» He was an elec-
trician employed by the street rail-
way company. and leaves a father, sis.
tor and two brothers.
“TED" MURPHY ARRESTED.
STOCKTON. Cab. Dec. 23.~"'1‘ed'
Murphy, who is accused by "Battling".
Nelson of the larceny of $10,000. has
been arrested here on a Santa Fe
train. Two hundred and fifty dollars
was found on Murphy by the police.
Murphy was greatly Burpl‘789d at his
arrest, He said that he did not have
Nelson’s money, and that No‘son hnd
bid him good-bye at the depot when
he left San Francisco.
REVOLUTION iMMiNENT.
A sure sign ‘of approaching revolt
and serious trouble in your system is
nervousness. siseplessnese. or stem-
ach upsets. Elecd'ic Bitters will
quickly dismember the troublesome
causes. it never fails to tone the
Itomach, regulate the Kidneys and
Bowais. stimuiaze the Liver. and clari-
-ly the blood. mm down systems
benefit particularly and all the usual
attending aches vanish under its
searching and thorough effectiveness.
Electric Bitters In only 60c. and that
is returned if it don’t give perfect sat-
sfactlou. Guaranteed by F. H. Bax-
ler. Drusgist. -. . "
FEMININE TOPICS.
The soft chiffon velvet: are used for
girdles, their edges being of gold or
iii/er.
At a recent New York wedding two
matrons accompanied the bridesmaids.
‘ne leading and the other following
the procession.
A handsome blaclt silk evening dress
nuiiier would please any man.
Many a beautiful plant is spoiled
by setting Its pot into a jardinlcre.
Some very pretty effects are ob-
tained in a room where there Is elec—
tricity by the use of the fancy glass
Jhndes made to represent bunches of
green and ripe grapes, eta ,Thesc
thadcs are not izitc the flower shades
where the light stands out of the cen-
ter of the blossom. but the light is
They say crinoiihe is bound to come
his tlmc~is already on its Way.
it pays oven the woman with lint.
lied purse to buy good 'lares when she
buys any. They can be used again and
‘guln and by a different arrangement
evade recognition.
A good many women are weariul't
beautiful furs about their shoulders
who do not ivcur sufficiently warm
clothing about their limbs to resist
the shock of sudden droughts or chunk
fill. 'I‘hi're are various reasons for this
one of the chief being that too niuny
garments about the waist are apt to
make the figure bungling in appear-
ance. and of course some would rather
have an cilcasionul cold than spoil it
grncoful figure.
A new style of smart-cover and
shirt combined which Is finding its
way rapidly into favor is that out sir»
cuisr so there is no fullness either just
above or just‘bolow the waist line.
if you would observe closely. you
would find that many women woo ap-
pear to be l‘lttlitli‘ lightly clad. so for
comfortable. From beneath the cost
poops a white or ilahtapray sweater.
if you wantod'to make u,iea er’
ferns and their kinda—ore quite as and
ceptubie as cut flowers and remain
much longer.
Everybody, gal
newspapers and magazines. Those are
not always recipes and soonest. info
tossed into drawers here and-there
no eventually get mend ranch. , To
‘ re one of ths‘handsomoly: bound
lippings“ in leather would iteration
pleasurewiiere‘ver calm
“0'58. "confetti?”
HARTFORD, Doc. “The 'ffl'flhb
earnlnrs of the steamgi-oads‘of Con-
nect.cut in the llm year were the.
greatest ,In, the istory of the state.
They amounted to ”0.188.984 87. show
in; an Increase of $1300.29 .15 over
thezprovious your. , . ,
e in the lift)!-
!Thls statement is mad
mood annual report of the railroad
commissioners. based on the annual
reports‘of steam and street railroad
companies. for the year ending June
30. 1904. and submitted to Governor
Chamberlain today. ‘ , ’
The increase occurred duriuli ”11*
first six months of the your. out...
January to Junadlil, there when marit-
ed decrease‘in‘earnlngs. 0f the forego~
lug amount “8,282,909.20 was earned
by the New York. New Haven & “Hart.
ford Railroad Companl’l 31.035.628.10
by the New London Northern Railroad
(lulllpany: $854,817.77 ‘by the Central
New England Railway Company, and .
315.620.80 by the smith Manchester
Railroad Company; {each 1 company
showing an increase over the earnings
of the previous year; The. passenger
\ department contributed 82336138311
and the freight department 325.750,~
643.10 to this result. ‘ The. not earn-
lugs were sizlfiilzidulbs, being'illzfiw‘
788.92 more than last year. There has
been a decrease of 608,098 in the nuns
I”
position. Au artistic
‘ that also pleas
to easy to breast
., fill oral-nibbles,
Pia I‘l’. fitrawbe‘rry, (lhocoiat‘
. Otter.» rule-tear ,
3}} from your grocer. 10c. W, a you
flu. live cream unegsoltp ton
canon vi’owdsr.,
the, ,mkaze.
planter Ilia.
{At all. We". 3
medium or RURAL patty/shy.
Representative HOFFMWN Connecticut.
introduces New Bill.
WASHINGTON. Dec. ' 23.—¢nepresen-
tativc Henry. of Connecticut, has in-
troduced a Dill to scenic the uni use
of the United States‘rural mall requlp~
meat and to place the rural service on
a paying basis.“ i'l’he'blil' provides
“that within the limits oftbe ream-
tive rural routes, served by post was-
ons. parcels of mail mattermhall be.
collected and delivered house to house
by the carriers. in weight up to 200
pounds. and in dimensions up to a
barrel~no parcels. however. to be
more than six feet in‘ length."
The bill specifies that" tho raios’ on i
parcels shall be one cent for eight »;
ounces or less; Zcenis forh‘pound: f; . . ,
1, .
cents for a half bushel. iioponnds; in 1
cents for from 1‘ to, 11“‘pounds:
cents for a bushel; 20 cents for a half
barrel. and weenie for a barrel.
A FRIGHTENED HORSE.
Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants, or a hundred
other accidents, are every day occur-
, t aware. outermost.
Pro so L
Ail ingredients, in ‘ ,
as costs and shirts so. are really very ,
hers, clippings; from
new.
rooms. it behooves everybody to
have. a reliable Salvo hand and
there's none as goodas Bucklen‘s Al'-
nica Salve. Burns. cuts. bums, mt-
zemn and Piles, disappear quickly un-
der its soo bins effect. 25c. at F. H.
Baxter‘s Druz Store. “
..
ENTERTAINED HIS STAFF.
her of passengers carrlcd'and an in-
crease of 138,195 in thetone of freight
handled. . ' > it» '
The greatest portion of those killed
in railmad accidents was among tres-
passer‘s. 101. Of the employee who
wore in accidents, there were 39 killed
and 408 injured. or the passengers
three ware killed and dill injuml. The
teal injured was 657.' ' ~ ‘ ,
The number of persons injured at Governor-Elect Roberts Gives R°°°p'
grade crossings of highways was 3" tion at Hartford club. ‘
eight more than inst your: and eight HARTFORD. Dec. 23.~Govemor-
of the number wero‘ltilied. one less elect Henry Roberts save a reception
than the provlouu year. . Thoriumber at‘ the Hartford Club, Wednesday
of grade crossings in the state in 969. night, to the members of his staff. Ex-
This Is l5 loss thuu‘the nurnber ru- ecutlve Secretary Edward M. Day and
ported lust ym. n bavlng'been‘ellm- , Chief Cterk Flimk o. Rood. Many of
inatcll in Bridgeport; three in Depby_;1h0 members of the staff had never
and one less reported in Liteh‘iield.‘ , lmot one another before and a 'ver.1
"The Manual statement of the steam pleasant OVfinlng‘ Willi SDOM- The
railroads shows the. capital stock for guests dined at 6 O'clotik and it was
sued by the companies to be 3128.760.‘ 10! ’5 when 'lii‘ DENY h'OkP up. .
550, an Increase of $9,102,081.63. The The evenlnu.r was'lnraeiy spent in
New York, New Haven and Hartford the formulating of plans-for the future
Railroad Company haslssued $9,102,700 and in the receiving of information
of additional stock during the year; tendinz to the instruction of the mem-
the Hartford and Connecticut Western bers of the staff. ' . \-
RaJroed Company $1,206. and the
Rorkvilie» Railroad Company. report-
ing this year,» shims-an issue of [108.~ Blunders are sometimes very expen-
760. i'l‘he nmountfrofvlstoclo issued-pox sivn. tucnsmhnly life Itself is the
mile of r0ntl~0Wll8d- $184,232.08. The price of a mistake. but you‘ll never
amount had in the-state oi Connectl- be wrong if :ou take Dr. King's New
out is $58,712,776. and the number at . Life Pills for Druiwlifllfll Dizziness
stockholders to Connecticut is 4.623. Headache. Liver ori Bowel troubles
The number of passengers carried War are ocntie yet thorough. 250.
during the year were 64,315.374. which at F. H. Batters Drug Store. ”
is 603,098 less than the number carried
last year. The passenger revenue was
320.020.935.03. The amount Paid for HARTFORD, Dec. 23.——Mrs. Clara
£8898 W88 $2.5M352-33. The entire Corbin Wilson.awcll~,ltnown musician
amount paid is slightly in BXOM 0' and lecturer on musical subjects, was
fiver“ celli- 0' waitress mums». granted a decree of divorce from her
j since the last report. the Consolidatnhumnd, Frederick Curtis 13 the 3“.
9d 33‘1“)" Company ha. been 0|"l honor Court :esterday‘. Mrs. Wilson
snnizod- The consolidation includes: in the dauvhter of Frank (lo-bin, of
the Fair Haven and Weatvilie Rail- New Britain. a wealthy mmufutm-er'
road, the Winchester Avenue Ralroad.l and madeber application for (“val-cg
"‘9 West Show R“ 1W“: the Meriden; on the around of assertion. ‘ Although
Street Railroad. the Worcester it Con- w wumn wag mnreflented in the
nocticut Eastern Railway. the Daniel- court proceedinggbefore Judge They-
son and Norwich Street Railway and e.- by counsez. no defense was offered
"19 99°91“ “WWSY- land none of the witnesses for the
pol-$.33“ we“ railways. the "3' , plaintiff were eveu'cross-exam‘l‘nedyln
1 z the as licatlon It appeared t at r.
"The street railway situation in COh- .Wilsonpwas formerly of this city and
nectlcut is peculiar. Home of the com- New Britain, but now resides in How
panics are chartered solely to operate too. The marriage occurred in 1331
street railways. other. not only for
such purposes. but also to own and ._.....___._
operate lgas, electric light, power. undl "omens a: CAREFUL
water plants in connection therewith. of the health of your ch"dygn_ Molt
The stock and bonds of the latter. out for (“mam 00mg, Group “a
companies are issued upon the proper Whooping Cough. Stop them in time
ty so used as a whole and It is claimed -0ne Minute Cousb Cure 1, the best
that it cannot be determined how much "madmannamiesg .. and pleasant,
of tits itapltol stock represents the Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. In
street ruliwuy exclusively. 'I‘he seine, . .
e‘olrcgarrtao our on
w...“
A COSTLIV MISTAKE
. _......._._
use. Witsoa 'olvoacso.
power plant. engines. engineer. llrevi UNION
man, and coal are producing power.‘ . w
and the same poles and feed wires are
conveying it for each of the foregoing
purposes. The dililculty of determin-
ing what proportion of the expense of.
such operation: should be 't‘lllli‘lt""l)li‘l
to tho operation of the street rnilwoy
Is nppuront to those practically l‘nmli'
lnr with such matters. This room no
tion of purposoa inane corporation
plays havoc with accurate street rall-
woy statistics, but it was made to up-
poor to the general assembly that tho
publiclutcreata could be better and
more economically conserved by. pier“
million it to be lions." .
The gross earnings of the street rall-
roads were M.0di,lfll.m. being #420.—
630.i’l more icon for proceeding year.
t; .‘
HARTFORD. Dec. 23-.‘~~'i‘be suit
brought last August by Gerirge L.
Norah. a brick manufacturer of Wilson
Station. atrnlnul Goings W. Butler. the
former hulking delegate of the Brick-
lnycm' luilou, will be settled out of
court, in this unit the union was
made a co-dofcnilnnt with lluilor after
the union had endorsed the action of
:fiutlor in demanding and collecting a
tine of $100 from Marsh. Marsh sued
i to recover for damage alleged to have
been caused in connection with the
strike of the building trades. it is un-
derstood that the union will settle by
the payment of between race and I600.
The Guild was to have been tried at ibe
JnnuaryJerm.
, .ITOP THAT onto
or it ma result in' Pneumonia. ‘nra-
allied ha in is breahln up Colds when.
‘l
vii). 25. 50m. till $1.00 bottles. The Oil}.
muses“ lapel.
collar-unllwcuff set after your own Id as ' r = , I _
You could probably get the leather in ‘llll'rll'fil'lfi‘ . in fly so” ‘0',“ ‘ffflflm'
the shoe stores which malts a-sirirriui- bulo'ggcsufil rt won‘ elm it" ~ PROIATI grownup MItE‘I'.
u of fancy with to match costumer. i will. .i'di'iffifiij filifiéhlimdni ., naarrono. Dec. Hawthorn. allay
Gmwing plantsmbogonlas. palm. g"tll'c‘l'n‘.‘l,'.’ than. tow mt retailer probate officeru‘aud 5......“ of the M...
admonition norsoraummyciwatm courtmet at the eagiiol yesterday of:
‘ tensions to discuss ’i e'prcscut not my
‘ ldar which they perform duty, with the
lobiccr of connecting amendments to
_ the lncomlnplegisiaturo. Judge it. M.
h ,. gamma. of the dissociation. presto.
"" laud Judge Garvin brittle city led
‘ niwuu a short addrea on the ports
ref the probation aw. lie paid
thati‘whils'the precaution is good it
doss,‘nbtrnrovids'for n i ha a man in
care of a Windows car until arm
sing sentence. assistant Judge
Iaritpdad simulcast Militias
a 99”?” [Id
, m
‘" it"? triodualmost W that“ exception. I)“.
II “Mil thllmh.
Fl Wt 59' l
Some very chores specimens _ hazcolshltl ‘ Mahogany
Furniture. perfect reproductions of. the. filth style. have
been hastily gathered irooiptock and rc-prlc'ed' for" this
»,vCllristmas demands. ' - ; , "V"
Parlor Cabinet‘s. Those are sample pieces. oi", great
beauty. all glass enclosed. plate glass sliélves and mirror
backs. These are the reductions: "
’For‘nlcrly $64.00, new $48 Formerly $38.00. new $28.75
Formerly $51.25. now $39 Formerly $37.75. now $28.00
Forllicrly $28.75, now $2l.so. , ‘
Tllrcc Colonial Writing Dcsk‘s, heavy maesivc pieces
constructed in the best manner of‘sclccted' wood. deep.
roomy drawers with cut glass pulls. claw feet anal all the
fenturesoi Colonial Furniture. Prices $67.25. $54.50 and
$48.00.
. “Smaller Mahogany Desks wtth i. 2, 3. or 4 drawers.
from $13.50 to $20.00.
Very handsome Carved Oak Desk. 1 drawer.
a
was
$27.25; now $20.00. , ‘
Same pattern with 2 drawers, was $32, now $25.
Other desirable Gift-pieces arc Mahogany Vi’ork Ta.
blcs. Consols. Tollcttes and Separate Chairs. .
We have a very fine line of gold'framed 'Florcntinc
Mirrors. Fourth floor. take the elevator.
Sterling Silver Articles.
T liege will be found at the showcase right at the foot
of the central stairway.
jelly Spoons,
Tea Balls.
Sardine Forks.
Olive Spoons.
Butter Picks.
Chipped Beef Forks,
Baby Spoons.
Orange Spoon..
Sugar Shells.
Sugar Tongs.
Sugar Sifters.
ijrcam Ladies.
Napkin Rings.
Pickle Forks.
Ranging from 98c to $2.00.
Low prices on other Silver, Shaving Cups and Brush-
es. Smoking Sets. Spoon Baskets and Children's Sets.
Good bargains are left in Dolls. Have you seen those
Rag Dollies with gingham dresses and sunbonncts at 25
and see?
Books. good cloth bindings to close out at 10c.
Popular Stories. the 25c Books. to close out at 20c.
The D. M. Read. Co.
Holiday Goods.
mm. AND ORNAMENTAI.“
Handkerchiefs
Golf Gloves
Kid (31......
Hosiery
Neckwear
Pictures
Perfumes
Ribbons
FURS, BOAS and more.
i DilKERMAN we
at, wasuludroa first". some somatic.
.l'
TILIFHO Nil 148-4.
we»...
can W‘s WI’IIH
lifts. Franklin Bush, of New Castle. NW YOltit. Dad. zit-— -
,. says: "i suffered for yearn with its from “respect slid Gum,
dydwm. used to have great distress! , WON . sit. fled. 2 ,2...
and belching. I tried everything instill-mold onion... from
could hear of. but nothing helped me. or. ,. ,
until i took Brandish Balm. and one 50 . W7 , '3
sent bottle cured ms completely.”’}t .« A eccentric? Pitt...
..
"°""‘ m" “' ”1“"“9- “W" i No pill is as plmutasd
,- . ., it
teréaud the Clifford Pharmacy. i” positive
WWW tidiwliiii'iiltmfl“hlfi
. . ‘ ' ‘o a 3‘ m
IIIIPIFIIORI 000R?” MlipleIIR. fl -‘ “at.”
NEW HAVEN. Dec mmwum
Pack. of this city. has received appoint.
merit as messengdr of’thc Superior
Ooiirt. Judge t}. W. Wheeler makintt
the selections. lie tallies the place of
Ed rd P‘. mavens, whontnod‘ia
"r thirtruone ya in!
museum that?“ ,
ureter n. W“; .
fill a. indemnifi'zh silt
by The clifford misnomer 0'
hauling is one the noblest words
in th “ianm' . ' . 1 ,
dill).
Probation
Mid '
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