Greenery of-
{Or is the purest
not made. and.
t are lit never any,
variation in
quality.
No sham for the
m
0
1PANV. ‘ ~
wwrllavnN, Dec sewn settle-
_ , the internal tit-senators
twinned to disrupt the Chair
nd Coal Company was effect.
I'day. whereby the minority
dens agree to purchase the
, the majority faction. Judge
to, of Superior Court, ordered
,ollry will; ell who was appointed
tdinpbrary milliliter on petition of the
, my, stockholders to continue to
‘ nithat copacity until the deal
i‘con‘surnmated. The majority hold-
a part wt: n their share at 76 deals
* e dollar. By the new arrange-
President James it Lanyon and
, ary Jacob 1). Walter and their
nanometer get full control of the pro-
1ND MORE SUFFERING.
on are troubled with Indigestion
a bot le of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
see how quickly it will cure you
ran A Thomson, of Spencer, ls.
l “Have had Dyspepsia for twen
iii dare. My case was a most hope
[do 1. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure wa as rec
lilo landed and i used a few bottles or
d It. is the only thing that has re
ell me Would not be without it
e (fostered with local physicians
Also at Chicago .aud even went
l‘way with hopes of getting some
. but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the
my many that has done the envy
dl heartily recommend it.
, radii suffering with indigent on
, ‘ Dyspepsia should use It." Sold by
"his Clifford Pharmacy
_ LiOlT STILL CASE CONTINUED
HARTFORD. Dec lea—Samuel Flair
flnil of Wallingford. was given a con
lance until January 13 in the Unit
suites Court yesterday to enable
all: i151 produce Samuel Vogel, as it
these in the case against him of
lining an illicit still in Wallingford.
Fllulnabn claims that Vogel owned the
glitlllery and employed himself to run
‘NO CASE OF szERUMONIA ON REC-
, , 1e. do not know of a single instance
1 here a cough or cold resulted in pneu
aid or consunip inn when Folev s
In an preparation which may contain
tea, which cause constipation. a
Condition that retards recovery from
cold. Ask for Foleys Honey and
31'“, sold at Plats ed' a Drug Store
TEN NEW FREIGHT TRAINS.
maximum. Dec. 29. ———Owing to
alarm Increase of freight over the
ioérhland division of the New York,
, Haven and Hartford Railroad be
con Willimantic and Fishkill Laudxl
F. B Hoibrook, of thel
{raisin department of that railroad, has]
i netted a statement to the effect that their ears against the continual recom
lifter January 1,1905 ten new freightmlendation of Dr. King's New Discov
~' ruins will be run over this division. iery for Consump Ion. will have a lens
,ii’w N v
..ONLY CURE FOR DY SPEFSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del" says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything i
Id hour of. but notlilulz helped me
ii I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
out bostl’a cured me completely."
For sale byit. H. Pisisted F H Bait
,fi-hd lil‘ford Pharmacy "
s AJ ruse Lauri dilemmas it...
1801'“ A. 'room‘oy.‘ who has been post.»
mistress at lieeiea Island. in the town
of Guilford, was arrested and. bro
before United States Commissioner
William A Wright today, charged with
embezzling $850 of the funds of the
melodies. Ex- Judge Lynde Harrison
furnished the bond of $1, 000 for Mrs.
TOOmey. pending a hearing of her
use next Wednesday. Mrs. 'i’oomey
s a midd e-aceil woman, the widow of
Jeremiah Tooniey. Her arrest follow-
ed an investigation by PoshOiiice in~
specter W. D. Robinson. of Hartford.
She was relieved from the charge, of
the cities and Caroline Lceto Is now
acting as postmistress.
CAUGHT COLD WHILE HUNTING A
~ » BUROL LA
Constable at Chapleau, Ontario, says
“i ciaught a severe cold while huntin
a burglar in the latest swamp is:
tall Hearing of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy i tried it. and after u‘
lug two small bottles, l was complelt
'y cured. " This remedy ls lntendc
especially, for coughs and colds. I
will loosen and relieve a severe co'
in less time than by any other trea
merit and is a favorite wherever i'
superior excellence has becom
known. For sale by Stillson-Powe
Corporation, Clifford Pharmacy
Pierces Bridge Pharmacy, Zeltfur
Pharmacy."
HABEAS CORPUS HEARING.
The hearing in the habeas corpu:
proceedings brought by Mrs. Margare
McDaniels of Indianapolis to recov
er hen daughter will be resumed be
fire Judzo Howard B. Scott In th'
civil common pious court next Fridu
morning.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR GROUP.
When a child shows symptoms 0
croup there is no time to experimen
with new remedies, no matter hm
hishly they may be recommended
There is one preparation that can a
ways he depended upon. It has been
in use for many years and has neve
been known to fall. viz.: Chamberlain'
Cough Remedy. (live It and a quick
cure Is sure to follow: Mr. M. F
Compton of Market, Texas. says of ll
“i have used Cbamher‘ain's Couul
Remedv In severe cases of croup will
- my children. and can truthfully say i
always rivet: prompt relief. ” For sale
by Stillson- Powel Corporation, Clifford
Pharmacy Pierrc's Bridge Pharmaci
Zeltfuss Pharmacy
....-.___..._A_..._..
NEW RAILWAY SUPERINTENDENT
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 29.——Cleueral
Manager J. K. Puuderford. of the Con-
solidated Railway Company. issued an
order yes. erday appointing J. B Judge
as superintendent in place of T. R
Hull resigned.
FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.
Those who will persist In closlne
and bitter fl :ht nith their troubles, If
noi ended earlier by fatal termination
Read what 'i‘. R. Béall. of Cecil. Minn.
but to ear: ”Last fall my wife hilil
every symptom of consumption. She
took Dr. Kim's New Discovery aim
everything Ollie had failed. improve-
meat came at once and four botttes
entirely cured her. Guaranteed byF
H. Broiler. Drusitist. Price 60c and
81.00 ‘i‘rini bottles free.
ore than a cough; It is a. deep-seetod inflam-
' or caterrh of the bronchial tubes and
allied to [asthma and the most fruitful.
of consumption. It battles all schools of
e, and cough cures. loaded with nar-
are worthless And harmful, because no
taken internally only, ever did or can
‘BRAZILIAN BALM, the germicide ball
alone has triumphed in every case for 90
. _ ‘ tops livery 1a heal-”no
sillfll hot, clear Hulda every
1 u the treatment Rev. John linens bisiic fWIch
'W “my“ 1 up its Kenna W. I”! ,
. LA DIES on. otaanauugm
‘ net-sons.
am all gmht htsél‘ steak
l3; sum it t“... Will?
.61;
ulmn“‘the duestion guy than highest
trlb ,, 1 it‘ll
, a tribal Morazgpwhm.
"The court in decidixtg for the verse
. ration reviews the law of the state
3 sea a and cone
" Grocer for it.
1 101le“ 0:
3 WW»
r; New Haven.
mi 9.
odd-H.
it1a1oéstlnation Unknown ant Believed
to be Ruaai A.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Dec. 29.—~
The fourth Lake submarine boat was
loaded on a car here last night. Un-
like the other two ships recently sent
to Russia. the vessel to not in two»
parts“ but solid and ready to put over-
board. it is believed that the new
vessel will soon follow the others to
Russia. Catpain Lake. that inventor.
of Bridgeport, Coun., personally sup.
eriutended the work.
ll ormafl
”than... ’"E‘W'lmcl‘m mini»...
SUIT AGAINST TELEGRAPH COM
PA A.NY
MIDDLETOWN, Dec. 29. ——Caroline
Day, of Snybrook. has begun a civil
suit against the Western Union Tell}-
rruph company and James H. Day. of
)1d Saybrook. as administrator of the
state of James H. Day. Sn. to compel
he company to transfer 556 shares of
its capital stock to her name on the
:ompany's books. Mrs. Day alleged
hat on May 24. 1902. the elder Mr. D )‘
rave her the stock, and that when on
fay 10. 1904. she made a demand on
the company for it transfer of the
dock to her name on the books. the
lemund was refused. The stock Is es-
‘imated in the papers filed in the suit
as worth $50,000.
or INTEREST To moments.
Thousands of little ones die ever
vent of croup. Most of them conic
we been saved by a low doses u
-‘oley'a Honey and Tar. and every fan
iy with children should keep it In th
louse. It contains no opinion and i.
ate and sale. Mr George H. Plot
ii. San Francisco Cal, writes: “M
aby had a dangerous attack of own
ind we thought she would choke i
teeth, but one dose of Foley’s Hone
ind Tar relieved her at once atti
ither remedies had failed. We at
never a minute without it in th
louse." Sold at. Plalsted's Dru
Store. "
NO BASIS FOR EOOUL PLAY RU-
MO .
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 29.-Anton May
or. the Clinton baker whose death by
shooting was investigated by Corone~
Mix. was buried yesterday In Clinton
Coroner Mix decided that there was
no basis for the rumors of foul pie
which gained clrcu'aticn. and that thr
man shot himself either by accident or
with suicidal intent.
m-
BEWARE OF OOUNTERFEITO.
“beWitt’s is the only genuine Witci
Hazel Salve." writes J. L. Tucker.r
Center. Ala. "l have used it in in
family for Piles.. Cute and Burns fc
tears and can recommend it to be tb
heal Salve on the market. Every fni
ily should keep’ it, as it Is an lnvalut
blt‘ household remedy. and should it
ways be kept on hand for immsdlui
use." Mrs. Samuel Case, of Norli
Bush, N. Y.. says: “i had it love
sore on my ankle for twoive years the
the doctors could noi cure All salve
and blood remedies proved worthlcs
i could not walk for over two year
Finally i was persuaded to try De '
Will's Witch tinsel Salve. which he
completely cured me without leavln.
a scar.“ Sold by The Clifford Phll‘
macy. ‘ , "
TORRINOTON ITALIAN ITABIIO.
ANBONIA A.sz 29~The condition
of Frank Beriinglero. the Torrinvton
ltailan who was stabbed in a saloon
brawl Monday. is critical and be my
not recover. Several Italians said to
be implicated in the row. have disco»
pegged, and no arrests have yet been
in e.
m
PIRATING rourwa HONEY AND
Foley to (20.. Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar nil a thrust and lung
remedy. and on account of the areal
merit and pnpulni‘l y of Foleys rinse:
and 'inr runny Imiiaiious are offered
for the annulus. Ask for Foley'i
Hanoi and TM and refuse any substii
illie offered as no other nrepuratior
will sive the same ehtlsfseticn. it it
mildly laxative. it contains no unis. el ‘
and Is safest for children and delicatl
hold at Plaiated‘ii Druv
St one. . a a.
more title! VII) lidlldi’.
ROME, flee. .-4-’l'iie nope today
receivadlii intimate audience the Rt.
with reference cause nation of reti-
fluent. . .
than: Mme the settled policy of
gay d, by a longsourtie
d , l to habitual
millions» “stigma
irks inputs
in?” arts malt
- d -‘l,lil1rd1eblliturep
must. be load '0. t is for the gubiic in
cereal that the “subtle fun a should
be seeds 111% those. making the out-
lay and can in: the railroad on such
tetutls and conditions as to impose up
on them an unnecessary burden. ltnr
Whatever that burden is, its weight by
increasing the fixed charges which
they must meet. is not ultimately to
fell upon those travails or forwarding
goods over the rallma " .
The court next says that the plain-
tiff railroad is a great highway for pub.
lie and every improvement upon it fur.
there the public use: that th record
shows that the credit of the ow lia-
veil and petty Ral‘road Is not such as
would enable It to lay the additional
tracks and make the. other costly im
provements involved in the develop-M
inept of through business to the west;
also that if. such improvements were
made it Would have to be by such Ii
nancing a'a- would impose a higher rate
of interest and additional burden on
the public.
By taking of the. defendant’s shares
of stock. the New Haven and Derby
Railroad Company. which‘now sur-
vives as a mere shell, will become e:-
tingulshed and Its franchises become
merged in that 1of the plaintiff Such
extinction. the court holds is within
the powers of the general assembly,
and a survival of the corporation can
serve no useful purpose. The court
filithér holds that as the acpuisitiou of
the two shares makes the pininli’f’s
ownership of the New Haven and Der-
by read complete. there follows, ipso
facto. a merger. and the shares can-
not be applied to a private use.
Finally the court holds that the stat
his is not a grant of private privile .93;
that the defendant is not deprived of
property without due process of law;
and that there is no impairment of the
contract as. when the defendant ac.
quired his shares. he became a mom
:er of a corporation charged with a
~ublic trust.
it is stated by counsel for Odieid
that there will be a bearing on Setur
day next before the Superior Court
n the questions of fact involved. T'ii
vill probably be followed by a second
lppenl to the Supreme Court of the
tste, and it is like‘ v that there will
we later an appeal to the United
States courts.
REVOLUTION iMMiNENT.
A sure sign of approaching revolt
and serious trouble in your system It
nervousness. sleeplessness. or stem»
-li upsets. hlec rlc Bitters wit
'iilckly dismember the trouble-semi
muses. It never fails to tone tb'
-‘.ill|(ll insulate the Kidneys and
’lowels. stimula e the Liver and chill
y the blood. Run down system
nunlit particularly and all the units
ltentllug aches vanish under Iii
"arching aud Ihoroueh effectiveness
‘Iectrlc Bitters is only We. and the
. re uracil if It don't give perfect sat
faction Guaranteed by F. H. Bar
or. Drunslst. '
WIDE YOUNG MAN.
Elvira-"And did he kiss you be-
‘ore your chaperoue?"
Marcia-«“Oh. no. He was wise
~110th to kiss her first-Columbus
Dispatch.
Sour
Stomach
, No appetite. less of strength.
; means-a headache. narration.
bad breath. plural liability. sour fla-
. lap. and calmh of the stomach are
ill due to indigestion. . Kodol cum
mitigation. This new diaoovuy tapro‘v
unis Ilia natural juices of digestion
iathsyaalal iaabsaithy stem
terminal withdtsgraatsatltmtania
ind «constructive proportion W
W Olin does not only M for
«Mumummm'atduafamua
mean all stomach treating
'i “'0 Miylng.
strengthening the in "man-I
halal lbs mach. 7' .
trestle its the no
lives motto“ to 1.. butt on
Ibis-mu til-W
”attach "ear-
hill {Cheri calendar as... duties it. H. ~
null Tomorrow. ,
'i‘l'le superior civil court. abort c311-
sndar. conical in =‘tom‘o‘rrow at 10 a.
in., with Judge Joel H. Read on the
bench. Judie: Reed is the up“
pointee, and this in his first ”boiling” of
curt in arid sailors The and
follows: * . '
W stariioy Milkweed et
Alice 0 Lockwood at all mllll
open 1111“?” of Nov. .0, _
for new, ores of sale. acceptance of
committee’s report. approval of deed.
supplemantal Judgment: John F. Bots
vs. H. P. & A. F. Wieguudiiitllgitment
for want of answer: Johnli‘ his vs
he Henry P. Wiezand at al.. Answer or .
foreclosure; Phoebe Fox at al. vs.
Charles Fox et al.. erecutora, bearing
on s‘iowance of trustees Account;
Charlotte iii. Smith vs. Henry 0.
C Smith, administrator. etc. vs. Ben-
iamin Jordan et sis. judxmtmt in ac-
cordance with advice of sup
court of errors; the Bridgeport riv-
tug Auso. Corp. In mat er of receiver.
or acceptance and approval of re
ports: Lillian J. Meeker vs Elijah H.
.lray, bond for prosecution; Walter 8
Lyon et al.. executors, vs. Festui'i C.
"’a‘ley ei elm, for leave to amend com-
p‘aint: Henry H. Johnson vs. Ferdi-
rand Dexter, appointment: of receiver:
Cornelia H. Walker et ai vs. City of
Bridgeport, Judgment for want of an.
swer; Addie Williams vs Robert Wil- -»
iiams, further order of notice: Ada
.Iiockwood et al. appeal from pro-
hate. for reasons of appeal: town of -
Fairiield vs. the Sou'hport National
Bank at ala. judgment for want of
answer; Thomas O'Sullivnn vs. Adel
bert Young, order of court. erasing
case from docket, unless administra-
itor enters to prosecute within» limita-
tion fixed by court; Austin‘Van Wie
vs. Beatrice Van Wie, allowance to
counsel to defend: s. Edmund Breeri
vs. Arthur -hi.'Patchen, on defend-
wnl's motion to make more specific;
Tobias Bernhard et al, vs. the John
'nncock Mutual Life insurance 00..
indguient for non-compliance with
“den of court: the Coleman & Mc-
Carthy corporation, in matter of re-
eiver, approval of inventory, order of
“ale. request for instructions; Thom-
ion ll. Robinson vs. Connecticut Com.
merciai Travelers Mutual Accident aa-
soclatlon o: ni., Judgment or answer;
‘inrsh, Merwin it. Lemmon vs. Frank
W. Beers et ala., demurrer to answer.
HAILROAD MEN MAY colleen.
Their Views on Federal Regulation of
Freight Rats and Peeling Questions.
.1 entry is printed to the effect that
President A. J. Cassatt of the Penn-
sylvania Railroad Company‘is inter-
ested in a proposition to [call together
for a conference on the federal rezu.
Iatiou of freight rate question all the
representative railroad men in the
United States.
President Roosevelt informed Mr.
Cassatt during a recent interview at
the White House that he would be
lad to get a concrete expression of
‘he views of all railroad men on the
subjects of rule making and poolins.
resident Cassatt, J, P. Morgan and
President Stuyvesant Fish. of the li—
linois Cen‘ral. are each reported to
have told President Roosevelt that a
property framed pooling law would go
a long way toward settling rate tron
ins. and would practically eliminate
the rebate cvli.
“if he railroad men can only get to
rether now and urine on a plan of ac-
l'on, sn's President Cassatt, "some
thing mav be done of incalcuiable ad-
venture to the railro d as well as of
practict‘il benefit to t e shippers and
‘ community at large."
The plan under informal discussion
can emplates the callin of a general
mention of railroad nsnciers and
presidents by a self- appointed commit-
tee of such distinguished character as
will be certain to Acommand respect
and confidence. Acali issued by
such men as A J. Cassatt. E.H H.Hnr-
rimsn, George J. Could. W. R. Vendor
blit I111.P.Ripiev. president of the
Atchlson; Samuel Spencer. president
of the Southern Railway system, and
Charles 8. Mellon. president of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford.
i is urged uculd be ceriitln to evoke
prompt and favorable response from
clery section of the country.
POPULAR AMUBEMENTS.
BENNETT MOUL’I‘ON CO.
The Bennett-Mention Company prm
saute-d The Fatal Coin. to a large nu'
thence, ut Hovt’s Theatre. list it 'gbt
it was the best bill of the week and
the mummy handled the various parts
In on edicient and artistic manner
Tonight the company will present
Shadowed Lives tomorrow afternoon
By the Kings ommand. and tower.
row night. The Lyndon Blink Millia
tcrv. omorrow night will also he
amateur night and all local talent
wishing to compete for the prize
slalouId leave their names at the box
a on.
ADAMD IXPHIN AOIN'I' MAO.
MERIDIJN. Doc. aha-Charles N.
Winslow, for forty years local it t of
the Adams Empress Company. d d to»
day of pneumonia after ten days ill-
ness. lie Was born till years also In
Newport. it. i. in his youth he re
moved to Bridgeport and was in the
empiov of ihe express company there
until transferred to this city. At the
time he came here there ware only
four WW a day reunion on the Hurt.»
ford Division of the New York. New
Haven and liartiord Railroad. His
wife survives him. Mr Winslow
was an active and trauma member of
the Center Congregational Church.
OHOA‘M WILL NOT PRACTICE.
DON, Dee files-Joseph ii.
Cheats. the American ambassador
here. does not intend to take up law.
when’ he
«has-1 r ported mwtg‘mrea‘: fl:
9 U C
sometime”.- sun’s too
Brussels Remnants Quick Sale,
ff“,- . 55c a. yard . -~
_ You Will ‘see in the north window oi1 the Carpet Stole
samples of what can be found in} this sale. All colori ,1
‘ and both large and small figures are embraced Lengths;
. run from :8 to 30 vards. There are patterns» to suit all:
rooms. and some especially good designs for halls and
Stairways . .
Qualities worth 75 and 85c formerly, , g ,.
Remnant price 55¢ a yard.
Genuine merit in this1 sale.
Seasonable Underskirts.
98c. Block Merccrlzed Skirts made in the latest styles
with deep flare flounces and fumes, $1.25 value. ,
$1.50. Mcrccrizcd Skirts, all colors, made with hcmhtitch
ed and tucked ruffles, $2. 25 value.
$1.98. High grade Colonial Cloth Skirts ten styles, uni~
- brella flare and accordéon plaitings, $2.50 value.
$2.50. Imported Silk Italian Cloth Skirts plain and fancy
effects, values from $3.00 to $4. 00. . ~
Crepe J acquelin.
An exquisite and dainty fabric for evening wear. It
has a crepe ground with trailing silken stripes in delicate
pink, blue, and cream color, clan champagne tints and soft
grays. It will make the prettiest kind of dancing dresses.
Wash Goods Section. 58¢ a yard.
Holiday Goods—~Marked Down.
Desk Clock that were $1.00, now 69c.
Artistic Photograph Frames, 25c.
Suede Leather Music Rolls, worth $1.25, for 69c.
Triplicate Mirrors, oak frames. $1.10.
Special in Children’s Hats. Colored Wool “Tents,"all
colors that were son. to close odt at 25c each}
The D M. Read Co.
Holiday Goods
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL
..........._.._. {3.5%
Handkerchiefs Neckwear "‘
Golf Gloves Pictures
Kid Gloves Perfumes
Hosiery Ribbtins
runs, - BOAS and MUFFS.
i. DICKERMANszON.
IA WAIHINOTON BTRIIT. IOUTH NORWALK.
.- TILIPHO NI m4.
CH1! AND Till iii)”.
”Wise.” ” he said fi'mmtty mill rose
”"0th aha bromide. blusmf‘ neg
looking down "luau-you are so if
and the very first dose gave the re to “y thntb Wm unity” m m...
lief and 1 am now cured. i cannot main, m. hph‘pvywmfltl you
say; too much for Foley's Kilian! don’t tom“); mean 1w -
Cure." It makes "10 dlfllled lllld‘ “Ont m“; Ida. ‘mg. m m a
new sound to they will eliminate the to“ “i“ pieces so eurl‘hid‘lblcasom
poisons from the blood. Unions lhi’yiord-Hskald .
do this. good health is impossible. finial
at Plainted's mus ill/ore. _ “
DISCHAMIII FROM UANKHIJFITCV.
«nan. 'l‘li‘OfiD. Dec. Zilwbllmharueu
in bankruptcy were given to Charles
J. Wright and John L Vibhert. uf’hinw
Haven Joseph L. Dulbls. of Bridge-
port: Henryd Strauss. of Walling»
ford; 'l’holnaa J. Kelley. of Brauford.
and MderIck ll Philhmok. of New
London-yesterday. . ~ .
OOC‘I‘ONO COULD N10? HILF ill .
“i had new trouble for years. i
writes Mn. Raymond Conner. of Shel-5
unmask. "and the doctors could not
help me. ltriod Foieya’ Kidney Cure.
Norwalk Chronicler