Butler. 1hr. h1gtw$t honors at the St. Lents Exposition.
Ask your grant r 101 Gold Medal Creamery Butter.
NEW HAVEN. Jan;
anonymous communication bearing on
United States senatorial contestl
W received by members or the
it is directed to
0' Republican members of the
Goheral Assembly to whom premises
have been made concerning commit-
too appointments in drder to influence
their vote on the
States senator."
I)“ it ‘0 Iii Extra 12...an Bay. H.
(WON. thin. 12 «at poll o'Y
can memberahlp‘o 11,8
hilt taken with a view to de ‘
intent reiaziuo to the
ra session tor the pur-
uestion of United
he letter warns
meinhors against accepting promises
of committee appointments made by
no oher than Marcus 8.1101-
.the Speaker of House The lot-
tor adds that Mr. Holcomb is “an hou-
eat and truthful man."
neotio'ri, it is said that an Investigation
has been under way for several 0
ascertain the authority of the postal
, cards heat on unsigned to members at
the lwslaturo about a week ago, and
that linp’drthnt evidence bearing ‘on
this point will be taken to Hartford.
ANOTHER “GONGMAN GONE
lie neglected to take Foley 8 Kidney
Cure at the first signs of Kidney tron
bio. hoping it Would Wear away, and
he was seen a victim of Bright's Dia-
Thero is danger in delay, but
If Foley's Kidney Cure is taken a1
11100 the symptoms will disappear the
kidneys are strengthened and you are
soon sound and well.
Mortdntown, Ind; had to get up ten or
twelve times in the night and had a
severe backache and pains in the
kidneys and was cured by Foley' a Kid-
80111 at Elaiated's Dru:
titih ha follows: 1, ~
(in opposed to any considers
riff question until aher
.1 e1
‘ ‘dp alters object to the lot-1n in
“the question is propounded.
say it does not determine the
sentiment. since our. raw would
or it in the negative. The inn
, i y or the house republicans are on to
' ' to its extra session.
' r0 unanimous against it.
ONIO TO THE OYSTEM.
lib liver troubles and constipation
‘ nothing better than DsWitth
“a‘r.y Risers, the turnout iirtlo -
They do not. weaken the atom
Their action upon the system
1!, ioasant and harmless.
”re 0 bar‘syotte, ind. says. "No
DoWltt's Little Early
All other pills
, ‘ used grips and make me sick
he stomach and never cured me.
_ it's Little Early Risers prayed
be they long sought relief
Persons travel
‘ 'iiiid Little Early Risers the moat
Militia remedy to carry with them.
Stilt! by The Clifford Pharmacy
*rha'aolto ouruv To ausotaav.
. NEW HAVEN Jan.
’ hp two charges of burglary. Wil-
its was yesterday bound over to
or court by Judge Bryant.
set Haven police court. Otto
aptured in Bridgeport yesterday
L11 0011!: won Dyspepsia.
Franklin Bush. of New Castle
"1 suffered for years with
pith. used to have great distress
. itrlsd everything 1
blow of. butt nothing helped me
~ 5 toph Brazilian Balm, and one so
'0an be 11. cured me completely}:
4. : For sale byfi. Ii. Plaistod 1128.311:
.4 tor ‘d tho Clifford Pharmacy.
0 their work;
A. it. Bus, or
FIGHTING IN ALCAZAR.
TANGIBTR, Morocco, .
Fierce fighting is reported to have
secured between Kabyle tribes in the
neighborhood
burning villages are visible. Refugees
report that many tribesmcn have been
killed or wounded. There are grave
fears at Alcazar that the victors may
attempt to each that town.
caaar referred to to probably Alcaaar
Kebear (or K blr) “The Great Palace.‘
a city of Morocco.
miles northwest of For. it has a pop
ulstion of about 6.000 souls.
The fellow who In his
frle'nd may occasionally got is t.
12. wl’leadln it
situated eighty
‘ road to put that schools Into client on
The iiind You Have
Always Bought
.‘ l lill liHi '\
tied the
dent e111... eluclnusti Club. 1111 r
as chgirrn's'h of ' ‘ saith
Comhilsp , ill“. l I ball men
now here srot tpreyail hn hire
to reconsider h s ionisation to “re-
sign Mr llama n has ahhpuhcod.
newevor, that he is through with the
National compilation and will riot
change his decilil
men are partied
Kenmore not to resign. but 11 mm in:
slats they any they not John '1‘.
Brush president of the New York Na
110 psi 911111.110 succeed him
it is not mtioukh at Mr, Bruin will
acceptth c pdiiltloll.1 its effort will
loo be made 1b have 11111191- league rep
reticulation on the do all plan in
which event oi go obeau or
more minor
, 5 ‘ Powers, may
tothe coinnilsaion.
The conhidorailpn of the Taylor case
has been goItNiiod. and, it trill be tak
fill up in 111,0an on a date to be fixed
by Mr. Hermann,
NO MORE OTOM 0H TROUBLEB
All stomach tron la is removed In
the use of K000i Dyspepsia Curt. it
gives the stomach perfect rest by di-
gesting what you eat. without the atom-
ioh's aid. The! food builds up the
may, the rest restores the stomach to
health. You don‘t have to Eliot your
self when taking Kpdol Dyspepsia
lure. J. D. Illr use. of Ailenvillo
iiich.. says, “i an érod Heartburn and
stomach trouble for some time. My
.Istor In law has had the some trouble
1nd was not able to eat for six weeks
She lived entirely on warm water. Al'
or taking two bottles at Kodol Dya
iepsia Cure she was entirely cured
She now oats heartily and is In good
health. 1 am glad to say Kodol gavr
me instant relief." Sold by The Cut
0rd Pharmacy. ”
WANT THI IRIE GOALS.
Tolsgrnnhora Malta Demands Upon
General Mam» Higgins.
The committee appointed by the on
lcr of Railroad Telegrapbers for tho“
purpose of formulating a new wage
scale with the New York. New Haven
and Hartford road oihoiars me: Gen.
ml Manager Samuel Higgins, in New
Haven, yesterday afternoon ,5
it was stated that the committee
had arrived at no agreement with
Mr. Higgins. it will take several days
before any definite agreement as to
wages and hours ytill he reached.
The toleqraphors hare preach: ed to
the road Erie, road scale and hours"
at labor and desire the New Rayon
their irritant.
room-u has otter-ed a counter prop
osiilon giving the man the New York
Controls scale and hours. This the
men do 1101. icon upon with favor as
conditions would hit but I. trifle batter '
they say. it to unite ,
and the road will marrigiiv
tion or the whip 7
seem to doalro harm
DIID WN it Gill N0 RIII.
AIUN. 31:11-26 u?§1h1° it. We“ a
11.111. a 111th11 “Miami 11111311111 t.
Wocdtcrd, who was minister in s sin
out. prior to thiMriiIhAnar nah
long the read our this villus in par.
111111. at I name! others“ which was
ritual wall sir Woodard wait in
the ac ct impish into his “outfit?
when tumblers“ their fri _
0d away. . Mr Wood ord' ‘mpbr'susti
them only it short signings when he
dropped on the roads More red at
, most immediately. Dr".3| (To: bronchi: *
and death "due to heart failure. ‘ Iir. ‘-
Wondrord was born iii Mon III years
hop. and I11 survived by 11 broth g&
h ,
Chandler. and tire disturb. all of 11
live in either Brooklyn or New York. 1
WWW“
m.
, are 1 ‘ .
~ memo. rim. “rewritten mast. .
war _
frtilna Ambition Haywa-
.1111. .i2 .--£3harlc‘a
‘f the Democra-
mlttoe, clerk of
e, of the Noose.
982%, MIJ
. Whfiiiiblo
A. Edwards. Ashram.
tic bonnwslonal
the minority con
and newly" .ei ted,
Americanhl e 111on ,
stamped regret first
thud Withdraw:
mondatlcu to“
0.
further list i
: stock except that 1
_ tor was Mitten for rs
y the mtgaaine and nuts, us
went that A“ I“! pron '* “The president ludora .
not the personnel of pier nipany.
plan is all right. and will be can-led
We intend termite
tibia enterprise.
olderi'l their divi-
liltillll
torergt‘s Ill; sellingi
out to the letter.
a huhinohs success
and to pay out stock
dead. because this was started a‘ss
business enterprise and not as on
11100111011an Institution; incidentally.
we malts i‘nanly inch of tho walfs of
chIMAN 111 ooUn'r.
Corrupted to Go With Deputy sperm
to Cooperstown.
NEW YORK Jan. 12 .«William Colt»
man. arroatod ypsterday on the charge
of having stolen the $25 000 worth of
Jewelry most of it belongin-
F. Ainbrose Glarlt. daughtor- Maw 01
Mrs. Po tor. wife of Blshop
isappearoil from the
home in Cooperstown, N. Y., last sum
mer. was arraigned in police court to-
day. Upon the consent oi Coleman, the
prisoner was turned over to the cue
tody of Deputy Sheriif Brown, oi Disc-
20 county, who will take him
Cooperstown today.
found hidden under dirt and snow be-
do an iron foundry in Harlem yes. rency bill was framed told the story
The Jewels were
W
To SHOUT FOR FISDENDEN
STAMFORD. Jun. 12 .-Nlne' y Siam
ford citizens left for Hartford today to
aid in the boom for Samuel r‘osseny-
ion for United Stolen Senator. d
were badges inscribed: "For Senator. an credits
and expressed
hope that they would take part In a
celebration tonight of their fellow
‘ownaman' a choice by the caucus.
ilt‘alegatlou of forty went from Green-
PIONEER JEWISH EDlTOR DEAD.
NEW YORK. Jan. 12.——K. H. Sara-
sobn. the pioneer Jewish newspaper
publisher of the United States, died
lit his home here today of pneumonia
at the age of 70.
ha death he was the editor and pub-
the Jewish Daily News,
which he founded in 1886
liahed the 111111 Jewish newspaper pub-
“shed in this country, the Jewish Ger
ratio, in 1874.
Chickens and people with sorlhblers'
itch have to scratch for a living.
[it the time of
1
Sour
Stomach
mitigation. Tilt-navalaoovorym ‘
rants titanium lulu- Il digs-ties
'orui while maniac 11- ; ‘
11511111 111111 bempany. titli‘iihl’uietowh.‘
K50
0Y6
, h _ .1 d
‘ 00 i.
, stonewall 1ij
I about new:
euros they?
fight a hot at, gala.
ed to recommend th
an sin by allldeal
so:
FAIRFIELD GDUNTY GLlBlCUB.
Monthly Matting Hold Holiday in Holy
Trinity church. Wastport.
The monthly meeting of the Fair-
fleld County Clerical Amclation was
held In Holy Trinity Church. West-
port, Monday. By invitation of the
rector, the Rev. William E. Rocker. of
Wilton. the secretary of the associa-
tion, administered the Holy Continuu-
ion. The business roosting continued
in the study. alter which the essay.‘
“What In the Foundation or Mans
Faith in door" by the nor. hearse w
'Griffitb. of Bathel, was read The tel:
lowing clergyman were present and
engaged in the discussion
ll French. president or associa-
tioh. Revs. BI. Gullbert, of partition:
Dean of Westport; Goldsborough, of
Mor roe; Jefferson, “of Darius; Jonson.
titling; Judd of Stars: rd; recit-
ham. Robson and Wellaof , idgeileid;
rsmllh and Pooley. of Norwalk: W11. 1-
grub. of Brooklield. and the rector. '
enneth G. Mackenzie, was voted the
privileges or the meeting. After the
session the company adioumoa to the
residence of Miss Carrie a. Brother.
Where the women or the parish had
provided a most bountiful and attracv
tivo lunch The guests greatly on
.ioyed this hospitality and a cordial
vote of thanks was tendered to the
hostesses.
BPOILED HER BEAUTV. ,
Harriet Howard, of 209 W 34th St.
New York, at one time had her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She writes:
“i had Bait Rheum or Eczema for
years. but nothing would cure it, until
lused Bucklen's Arnlca salvo." A
quick and sure healer for cute. burns
and sores. 251: at F.1d Baxter's
Drug store. ' » . "
cowonaaaMAN 1411.136 cuaIach
BILL. ‘
Judas Bartlett's Story of How it Will
Operate.
Judge Bartlett of Georgia. illustrat-
Ing the way in which the Hill Cur~
chow the master and his former
slayo settled 11p.af5ter the war. The
old slave was farming on shares At
the end of the season he was settling
up for his provisions. implements and
supp lea. TI 0 master took down a big
book and showed the darkey the debits
“Now you understand, ’,Mose don"-
you i" he asked. “Your share Is small
but everything is plain." -
"Yaa. sir. des as plain as day." an.
‘ su-erod the Old darkey, looking at the
solumns of figures; "dos as plan as
RV»—
"Naught la a naught,
F‘iggcr Is a liner; ~
All for do white man
And none for do trigger."
"That‘s the way it In with the Hill
bill." said Br. Bartlctl-
N“uaght is a naught.
Finger is I reset;
All for the bonito
And nothing for the Government:
MIL“. OF iRDIdAT‘iON DANA 8.
WABHTN NGTON. Jan. 12.—~'l‘he on-
sun Bureau has issued a report on the
condition of Irrigation In the United
Stated In 1902, showing that 83.416
systems with 159 311 miles of main ca-
nal» and ditches were lrrigatlng 9,-
187,077 acres of 134.033 farms. The
amount expended In constructing all
those syatems was 393. 320,162. The
avorao ooonstructlon cost per sore in
per irrigation system .111). "i‘ho re
port says that the grout olmtacle to the
development of irrigation in Tonal Ind
New Mexico is the present treaty bo-
twoon Monica and this country which
prohibits the impounding of the was
on 01 the Rio Grands.
Iona uuuoaso I 11m.
.1.“ carbon: 11.11.1111
a I II I I
optimum tilt-romp 17 too
cannot say too touch in pilots. of,
1011's lie y and 'ifsrfor con gh&”oam
oroup an taxicab.”
no 11 later and a a and our... .asi‘l
tor ioy's Honey and ’l‘ar4s11d ins
upon having it as it is 11 Ill
and certain results. .. libido subst -
tutor. hold at Plaisleti‘s thug sure.
"ii-ado which doubtless will be 11111 1111
la tranquiiialtig Macedonian an
i as the return of 11.000 Bulgarian to
authority granted to
the at 11 region was III. I and average.
A. DICKERIANdr
1.111.
in washrrifofron or. acorn sermon. court.
HOW 1.0
ad , ho W in “DID Dilliililnliiat
hiss there. sum Juliawri 11111.1: "i sanction
BULGANMN RIFUGKIS RITUNN. . Y , .
CONfi'i'AN 'i‘lLNOl’ ill, Jan. tile-«Ant. 1,111, . «wawmwm
yflHlNfll IVAD‘II HMO TAX.
”$31 “walk“! “I 1 Uwa Bdamd‘hg
the tailors:h of;
till
1111 is respected and 11411111111 of
M ”ed ,1, ‘ V; I
Monslble and comfortable Couch for the
berths-0111. 1 .~ - . ~ .1 “
Velour couches. , f -, Bcd Couches.
Formerly $13.00 new $15 Formerly $155
Elegant, solid Mahogany Morris Chair 1141193950 how
$25 no.
110111 $70.00.
Oak Hall Rack, large and handsomely carved, was
$57 so now $4500
Oak China Cabinet, was $41. so, now $35.00
Oak China Cabinet, was $27 25, now $2190. ,
(Fourth Floor take EleVator)
Down Comfortables
Our stock of fine Down Comfortablcs, soft fluffy things
of .Silk, stun 0r Sateen, is displayed at the Blanket Setltipn
, and what is more to the pill-{0119111101113 marked reductions.
dainty pink blue and '3 can
fine enough for any guest chamber. Some are satin 01h
sides, other China silk and some are of sateen with aptln
borders. Bunches of posles are the decorations, veritable new
guys of roses, poppies and lilacs on wh1te grounds. Their;
are also plain shades, apple green, blue and pink with flow»
cred borders.
The colorings, ,aré beautiiu
Formerly $19 now $15.00. Formerly $12.00 new $9 50.
Formerly $18 now $14. so. Formerly $ 7.50 now $6.00,
Formerly $15 now $12 00. Formerly $ 6 50 now 51:0.
Formerly $17 now $13.50. Formerly $ 6.00 now $5.0m
Formerly $14 now $11.00. Formerly .p‘ 4 50 mm 9...».
The Ideal Tissue Builder.
This' is one of the best Toilet Creams ever compounded.
For those who are out in the open air a good deal, as every
‘ healthy perstm likes to be, the Tissue Builder will repair all
roughness of the skin caused by cold or harsh winds. It is
“made from a scientific formula and contains more nearly
than any other Cream the natural oils of the skin. Its use
is always attended by beneficial results.
At mills Toilet Section
The D M Read Co.
JANUARY MUSLTNS.
This ,is the season of the sale of Cotton Cloths for the various
home nses,.snch as Sheets, Pillow Cases, Underwear and the like.
We how. a large. variety of the popular brands, including Loos-
dale, Fruit of the Loom, Dwight Anchor, Masouville and others.
Also Lonsdalc Cambrics. Pride of the West, English Long Cloth,
four qualities Nainsook, etc.
in the wider Cloths we have Pillow Case goods 42 inch, 45 inch,
50 inch, 54 Inch.
For Sheets, Unbleached Half Bleached and Bleached: 7 4, or
1% yards wide; 8-4. of 2 yards wide; 9-4, or 2%, yards wide; 10-4.
or 2,4 yards wide.
In addition we have made up goods:
Pillow Cases, 4a inch 45 inch so inch'and 54 inch
Sheets, 7-4, 2% yards long; 8- -4, 215 yards long; 9-4. 2y. yards
long; 10-4, 2% yards long.
We invite your institution of qualities and prices.
ii! iii
Telephone 345-6.
0 homes,“ 5
roasts» “victim cit!
filaments. . “
“all”
, or e 111110111 with
' dimer-11m 3w" Initial
ar‘i‘
hashee‘n til hoover-ed photo by
whipped at Victoria have been in room parts I
«tits 5 "oh N01) 1 amino tree aflddlfllfii
_ rig room or
Formerly $38. 75 now $23. Formerly $22.00 new $16
Formerly $23.25 now $20 Formerly $21.50; , how $15.
Large Oak Buffet with loaded glass compartment for
china, a Ihagnihcent piece of Furniture, formerly $92.75
Hi! 1.,11‘71'
Norwalk Chronicler