WM“???
pro on 0, a a;
. o @933, libero
_"’. w to there are hit till
, _.iaw occupxlns seats lathe
«the senate. seven 'law.’
. madame“; represent con.
initial diatriota... . .
, clatmdoxbeiur the
he ironic, at least, not
. , ,. .n
i .2, ’ M outba showing of titanium- .
' k. The reason ’l'or that hi
a» trio ”oldest members."
Clark, of Bouthington. and
‘ itts. of Aahfortt. aro'tho
‘ ., , dentition years old,
‘ ,‘ lgtfprdppdw‘lndhtuu coup»
RE” a veteran, Mr.‘ Clark
ini tliohouao in 1805 and
. ember oi the constitution-
lon In 1902. ,. , ‘
tion couniyiha‘n the youngest.
“’ “mouse. Ho- in itcpretlontativc
‘ Day. attorney at law. of (Jol-
‘ New London county is rather
.to? nuns men. and the city of
. Lisp on‘ has two well-known
‘WYGrs in the house. as repre-
ire Daniel; M. Cronin, 20
‘ udChhriea B.‘ Waller. 2,.
many young, media the
being titlii in the twenties.
as three inch in the seven-
0 already mentioned and
‘ Dickinson, of Stratiord.
8 ,years old.
oldeot senator at the capitol is
MI‘.
gear ,3 thd’lhirti'vthird dist rit‘t.
,, up
i '15 .p.’ manufacturer and is
in-iitiitéartiioid. Senator Smith was it
Member. urine house in 189?. and send.
her Flatt/wits n. member of the house
it: lbfll‘uud 1003.
Occupations are varied in the house,
lurtford county. with live lawyers and
17 farmer's, has also it salesman. n lib.
physician. several merchants and a
gera and .m och an ics.
elécti'o-pluiel‘. an clocuilonist. a fruit
and mechanics
er‘a agent among the representatives.
farmortt‘antl live lawyers.
- a. collector.
Porlin S. Butler. of Woodstock.
.11] Litclificld coiiuiy, in addition
the 17 farmers and three
bacco dealer and one
I’who is both a. lawyer and a farmer.
él'
agent. among its rtmresenttttlves.
Tolland county has no lawyers. but
it. makes up for that. with It lurini-ra.
business man.’
' Out of the 25.3 representatives in tho
bonito. 3%
those he hg. Rhoda inland. six;
York. 15; illinols, ‘2;
New
Eleven drepl'eaentntlvps were
> ireiand.
boruabmad. all in ircluud. and woven
Ditto.
.C'TOP THAT COLD
or It may result in Pneumonia.
t; , ford. ‘gmt‘or'l and Platated‘l.
‘Le'gint our Receiving Petitions
ha {Effect-Jude Unions Desire
,‘ Odncplrnoy Lawn Amended.
Members of the general assembly and
ofit long. unaligned circular letter attit-
ink that a bill will be prcuonted to the
legislature at Its prosoht sedition re-
. retaliation-pinch of Section 2.422 of the
, General Minutes as limioaeit a tax of
, two-ulterior of one per cent. on depoalis
«in auvlnfiu banks. in the letter on In-
‘ termination able argument is made
for thmiilll. which its termed “an en-
onurag‘amcnt of thrift."
, . Members: of the general amembiy
have nine received contra of the reach:-
. tiona mound by the 'l‘rudca Councils of
Now liar u in regard to tho ”Couapiw
not? Law and the recent conviction of
bum in that city under the law. The
”Motion call on unnatural and mu-
taw'ufi‘boy also appeal to central bodiea
(In which in termed "a menace
at .tradotunlotuut: and their sym-
hum" Altamira. tire to be adr-
, .‘i hit
lilo.“
.g p
” o' "body'in1883 and 18th.,
oils a. south. oi Middieilotd, l‘t‘pl‘u-
id The youngest senator is At-
mar W. Plait, of Milford. who
adieu, a--.iourmiilst. a civil engineer,
whole bunch ot‘ nimiut‘ncturcrs. manu-
“New Haven county has eleven torm-
‘et‘u and film lawyers. and has also an
grower. an oyster dealer. at hotel keep-
or, '8. banker, an agent. a grocer, u
trucking contractor, several merchants
New London county. with l I farmers
and thneo‘lawyel‘s. has a blacksmith.
an ice denier. a clerk. a wool scourer.
”a. provision dealer and a mnnui‘aciuiu
.In Fairflcld county there are ton
Among the . .
38 representatives there are a lumber 1"” ""“l‘l'
dealer, a batter. an educator, a carriage
. maker, an undertaker. an importer and
Windham county has nine farmers
and no lawyers out of the 2i represen-
tatives: and there are included in that.
number a. Shoo dealer. a silk manu-
, facturor, a carpenter, a elm-gyinau and
. a florist. the clergyman being the RN.
to
lawyers,
there is a mason. a contractor. a deal-
‘ er in live stock. a butcher. a atone deal-
er, a station agent. It ticket clerk. a
. contractor and buiidcr. a. miller, u io-
representative
MiddleBQx county has five farmers.
one lawyer. and a retired physician. a
house painter and a general insurance
a lonelier, a wearer and one retired
were born in other states.
Mussuciiusoiiu,
6; Pennsylvania, 3; New Jersey, i.
born
abroad. one in Sweden, tour in Eng-
land. one at ldancily, Vales. one in
Scotland. two in Germany and two in
Out. of the 35 senators, three were
were born in other states. three coni-
ing from Maine, two froth liiussachu.
outta. environ: New York and one from
Bra-
: uiIIau Balm is breaking up Colds when-
water tried, almost without exception.
10, 25, 5,00 and $1.00 bottles. Tho Clif-
I!
TMPEAL or aavmea BANK TAX.
i0
_ othcm in the city have received copiok
minivan to vote for repeat of the
in» epileptic assist In the re cat
‘0! “it? p
Hague, bio. 384 Blake
. "the drill _
NEW.‘LONDO' . Fob. 1.-—Decda
been tiled in the office of Town Clerk
Nelson Motgunnpf (irotbn.
. (Mulmillibiiaii; the propfu'ty ,
f‘ out 18b plitilldingoo. to beer 9 UR-
it
made throtigil Janice l-hulth. Jihikfl‘tii‘li‘m
er for the United States Shipbuilding
06., Mr. Sheldonroprpueuiu tlic rc»
bra "attrition. committee , of the" ship»
bill ding company. The record or this.
unit-“tit dated January 10. Another
deed réédrdctl later the snicker the:
name property by George Ruffihcldon,
to the Eastern Shipbuilding _c‘lo.‘.rthe~
amount involved but being named in.
the tirade. ‘ . .
President (diaries it. llunsconi. of.
the Eastern Shipbuilding (30.. when
asked yesterday afternoon it the trans--‘
for would effect any change in tho up»
pointmontu in the yard. said:
“The recording of the. dentin la in.
more matter of form which we were
obliged to go through. It bi linllllNSl--‘
blc”to tell whether any clumped will
be made. but I don't think that any,
radical change will take place."
The deeda of the sales cover morci
than 200 typewritten police and is con—
sidered to be the moat lengthy ever.
recorded in the town of Groton.
FAILED.
All efforts have failed to find a bet.-
ier remedy for coughs, colds and lung
troubles than li‘oiey‘s Honey and TM.
it stops the tonal). heals the lungs
and prevents. serious results from it
cold. .l. N. Putter-stun Nashua. Iowa.
writes: “lsaat winter I had a bad
cold on my lungs and. tried at least
half a dozen. tuivertiscd cough medi—
cines and had treatment. from two
physicians without getting any benefit.
A friend recoiiuni-nded ii‘olcy's Honey
and Tar and two-thirds of a bottle cur-
ed the. i consider it the greatest
cough and lung medicine in the world.“
Sold at l'illlSit‘tl'n‘ Drug Store. “
NEIL KNOCKS OUT HYLAND.
Took Fifteen Rounds to do the Trick
in San Francisco.
SAN li‘iidNCISC. Feb. l.~--It took
Frankie Noll. lliiilliilii cit-champion.
ililoon rounds to knock out “llicli”
Hyiaiid. who made. his debut last
night from the amateur ranks.
it. was a tight beltvcon it Sl‘ilfiolll‘Il
i‘illi: general and u youngster, game as
possible. strong and willing, but lack-
innr in experience,
lilaccpt for one or two of the earlier
rounds. Neil held a good trad on
points. Throughout the light ilylanii.
however, would brighten up illitl land
sonic. tolling blows, often riiuiiiiig
Neil to the ropes, but Neil's coolness
and clever {out work always carried
him out of danger. ‘
Beyond it bruised eye, \\‘lllt‘ll ouch
boy received early in the contest, no
particular damage was done up to the
have i ,
for the with;
i that .
d htt‘o which dork. “ The, sale who}
Prominent Milwa‘u
Latter From, , ,
Man Published b Request Milly;
, iridium Whitman. Eat-
actru‘tn xIgnorant Divorce. butt. . “
~W
. tension of recent, yearn, arrived here
today on the aioumcr oouisciiinnd at.
‘toryuflprolon edi‘uiay in Europe. . 1Ml‘8i
(flamenco owloi-t lhulge-‘hiorue. .- tho ferod with a“ hard cold .and hacking
.iniiitpnuire'a wife, did not. accompany cough. which settled Into bronchitis
her husband. , boring the-absence of .i.’ ‘ '-
Mr. Morse abroad the long and anarch-
troubles or weak lungs. I wish you
would publish the following lotter:~
Aw mania pickinoinadiuoaue ucuiiai- ‘
0 , p ‘ “Dear Sir .t‘ For two months i pub
to her our iii-taut doveiopiug‘in itcr aya-
tetii. ‘rlho gunk to licr‘fuuiiiy phyuioittn
and tells him a story. but not be whole
story. ‘
blho‘holdis sometzblng‘baclc. lures her
l Ila superstitious are main. amt-nit
g 10W You Itch. l,--»0httrleti'.xW.g Nourish: The com ti
. ‘ ~ W . planar, format psosidour‘ of ‘inarican ‘ ti “ h “pup .‘ }_ M
.3 ‘ . rm “ a co; onipnn, an “promoter , ignite» Torythti it it, “off-l hf optihaizjf‘ .i
”0 ”Mayfli‘gammlz:.‘mfi‘l‘sm tenure tumor.consolidation Humid") iroadieanimator-aux, “pita‘ll’i'fiuiiliit
Y Y A - U . , ‘ hair lent: bacon central figure In one Norwulk suffering from hard colds.
pound tiiimWiianuooioroAnBtwrrlm t)l',_tllei moat aottsuitonul matrimonial hacking coughs. bronchitis. throat
,W ‘11“. ..
._ MAW HAO. «bunny u,
‘ more android. . ,
"HIM.
of the Syrian town of Bernthat, the"
number iii to strictly prohibited byl
the municipal authorities. It does not
appear as a number-ion nationhood a
builder who recently braved public’
‘upiuion by. affixing a 13to a new bonito
;bad no offer for. itior four months. ‘
be changed the number, and a week
afterward a‘tcuant moved in.
The police. or aoldicra do not dia-
piay the fateful number. Even on of-
t
I
.. mi .. .
Not: Patent cuMAllear a. Modern
Mir-cu, but simply Rational
VCura ’ “apnoea-la.
In theae dilyii ofhtltilbusaory and dc.
caption. the manufacturers of patent
medicines, an a rula,,ccem to think
their medicines will not. sell unless
they claim that it will curecvcry dia-
eaao under the sun. And they never
think of leaving out. dyapepsia and
stomach trot. . "they are sure to
claim that their nostr’um is absolutely
certain to cureovory dyspeptic and he
ilCfidhlltictllneI-l ugltuitii'ii. insignia what.
aha wants to any. and finally conceuin
whirl: she ought to iulvcthiti. and this:
completely inystiiie» tho doctor.
in it. any wonder. therefore. that tho
dodtur’a fail to cure tho disease? Still
we cunnot’blamc the woman. for it; in
very embarrassing to iluinii some of tho
aymptoma of her buffering. oven to her
family physician. ‘ ‘
‘ it Was for this reason that years a or)
birth. d’inkhnln. at Lynn. Mona, c-
iermi‘ncd ‘to atop in and help her aux.
Having had considerable experience in
treating fcsnnio ill» with her Vegetable
Compound. she encouraged the women
but: investigation of the Midge divorce
reached it point where the grand Jury
jot New York county ruiurnoti criminal
indictments against at lento. half a
dozen portions. among them iworluw-
york of wide prominence. Some of
the indictments returned by the jury
have notch been made public. and it
was believed that further seiisutloual
dcvoiimments would quickly follow the
arrival of tho aionnlcr on which Moran
took [inssage from the other side. N0
unniuiui-cmeni officially had becu‘made
as to what course the authorities hav-
iup,’ tho Dodge-Morita tangle investiga-
lion in band would pursue. but it was
L ,zi'i
W. ii. Il'iiEEii‘E.
of America to write to her for advice in
regurtlvto their complnlnia. and being a
woman. it was easy for her ailing sis-
to'rb to pour into her ears every detail
believed that an attempt. would be
made to supplement. the evidence at-
ready in poaaaaslon ol' the iliairict ut-
iorney's office by requiring the appear-
uuil euro lungs. [was nearly worn
out. had tried all kinds of medicine
of their suffering. _ once and testimony of Moran on a nub- when Vinoi was recommended. l
hi this “‘M’ M“ ‘1‘“ “bl“ ‘0 d“ {0" pocna. Samuel llnlornlyer. Mt'. have never tasted cod liver oil In so
them WNW “I“ l’lil'i‘iiiflimfi “"3"" ““91““ Moran's attorney. announced a. few delicious a form, and what is better it
'to do. simply because who had the,
proper information to work upon. iind
iron: the little group of women who
mught her advice, years ago a great.
army of her foliouwbeings lire to-iiny
constantly applying for advice and re-
lief. and the fact that many thou-
iiuyn ago that the diatrlct atoruey had
promised not to nerve such it subpoena
upon Morue publicly imu‘iodiattiiy “0011
his arrival. but there the matter has
been allowed to stand. Upon the til‘v
rival of tho lieutschland at quarantine.
. Mr. Morse. said that he had returned
sands 'of them have been cured W to answer any chiirgus that may be
following the tidyice of Mrs. l’inttliutu made. . ,
during the. tasty-ear is indicative of tho ' My ______ 2......
grand results which are. produced by SONS 0F TEMPERANCE
, liarunequaledexperience and training. ‘
Nu physician in the world has linil Officers ‘5“ch at the Annual Meet.
such a training. or has such an amount , _ .
of information at band to assist. in the ”‘9 9f the BMW“ DlVll'WL
treatment. of all kinds of female ills. District Division. No 3, Sons of
from the simplest local irritation to ”i’ciupei‘anco hold its annual Ini‘ctlul:
the most complicated womb ilikeusen. in Sons of Temperance hail, Monday
I This. therefore, is the l‘t‘usiiii “by evening. ()1in Living Spring, of
' Mrs. i’luliham. in llt'r laboratory at Bridgeport, and Concord. oi Norwnik.
Lynn. Maren, is able to do more. for the were represolltuti. ()llit‘m‘u were elect.
ailing: women of Anti-rich than the t'tl as follows:
family physician. Any woman. tlicrc- llisi, W. i‘ “‘nl. William liou‘o.
quickly eased the aorcneas In my lungs,
cured bronchitis and cough and made
lilo well and strong. I enjoyed tak-
iug'pvery dour," \V. H. ()‘Keofe. Mll-
waukeo.‘\\lii<.
We guarantee that Vinoi will cure
all such troubles. or will give. back
the money paid for it. The above lut-
tcr in published simply to add addition-
al proof.
Physicians every-whole indorse \‘l-
not. A prominent physlii'iun writes;
"\‘iuol is the most valuable prepara-
tion of cod liver oil known to medi-
cine; ii is of untold value to create
strength and build up the. general syn
loin for old people, weak Women and
children; and it has no equal for hard
rolda. bronchitis and ‘iiil long after.-
tlous." ‘ ,
We ask the people of Souih‘Nokulk
to try \'iuol on our guarantee that it
it does not lit'lll illt‘lll they can come
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
’l‘lio testimonials which we. are con- . I’lisi. (‘iiapiuium 1;, C. Gram”...
spoke. .
lol‘rcsbmculs were served after
tllt‘ meeting: and u social hour was
eiijoyod.
Ai‘litr JIH years of llllil'l‘il‘tl lilo. hint.
Abbie .llllll‘ lliirlow. of \‘i'oslporl, but:
inutittiicii suit for divorce against John
tie is will as "iliiroii ltotiiiivliilii" illltl.
:iliiioulzli llt‘ nevi-r speaks a line. in liw
:~'t‘t‘llt‘ whore he takes vigoroubiy to
'I‘hcii Neil went at it)"
loud relentlessly. A swing to the
cmiut. When be prone he want pruo
tiizaily helpless and was knocked down
again. tie arose. staggering badly
and faced his antagonist. There “‘t‘i‘u
('rlun from all ovei“ the building. but
iiyiand‘s seconds. refused to intervene,
and Neil sent him down and out.
NO MORE STOMACH TROUBLES.
All stomach trouble is removed by
the, use of Kodol Dyspepaio (lurt. it
gives the stomatli pcrt‘eci. rest by db
gusting what you out without. the. atom—
nch's aid. The footbbullds up the
hotly, the rest restores the stomach to
health. You don't have to diet youth
self when takiul,r lx’otiol Dystpepsia
Cure. .i. I). iiraktne. of Alleuvillo.
Mich, says. "i suffered Heartburn and
Stomach trouble for some time. My
sister-induct line had the some trouble
and was not able to eat for six weeks.
She lived entirely on warm water. At-
ter taking two bottles of Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure who was entirely cured.
She now oats heartily and is. in good
health. i am glad to say Kodol gave
me, instant relief." Sold by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy. "
MRS. ROGERS BEARS UP.
Condemned Woman in Windsor. Ver-
mont, Show: No Sign of Collapse.
WINDSOR. Vb, li‘cb. l.~~~Mrs. Mary
A. Rogers, condemned to be executed
on Friday for the murder of llt‘l' litu-
band has not been informed of the al-
iempt which is brim: made to have
Governor Charles .1. Bell grant a re-
prieve. The prison oillciulk do not
care to have her learn of the proceed.
lugs. because a failure. it is felt. must.
cause keen (iisappoluiiucnt. It is not
probable that the Women will be in.
formed of the latest pressure now be-
ing brought to bear on (lovcruor licll
until he. llflii announced his final de-
vision. At. the prison iliia forenoou
it was stated that itira. itogera' do.
nichnor had not apparently changed.
and that there was no indication of a
collapse.
Rev. J. ii, Fuller. lilo priaon chap-
laiu.‘ who has attended Mrs. lingers.
is among thouo who have gone to
Montpelier to appear before the gill“
ernor today to urge a reprieve.
FRAUD EXPOSED.
A few cotintcrfcitcrs have lately
been making and trying to cell imita-
tions of Dr. Kinu'u Now Discovery for
Conuumptlou. Ctltlgila and Colds, and
other medicinca. thereby defrauding
the public. This in to warn you to
beware of such people. who suck to
profit, through stealing the reputation
of remedies which have been success-
fully curing disease, for over 05 years.
A intro protection to you In our name
on the wrapper. Look for it. on all
Dr. King‘s, or Bucklen'a remedies. us
all others are more imitationo. ii. iii.
BUCKLEN & C0,. Chicago. Ill., and
Winduor. Canada, , ' "
‘1‘“
Manual: aaacu IN new Hanna
Pleasure. Beach. firidxcport. haaboen
leased for a term of ten yearniwlth
the, privilege of purchaae. from its
owner. Mrs. Fannie McMahon. by
gaging a. iiyon, known to. the amuse
"m t,” .y;,'asr:iila,ownoltof titanium
oliltlie par at Clancy island. in the
halidlaiiind.
c ltd! the. int alien of
‘iiioa‘ shutout ' p
i
unrepresented cott-
Mut‘or outfield.»
It. lawn mend
0
I .7
jaw acui iiylaud to the floor for the!
“film!!! in will be known itli Steeple-i
out or “the. lot a nthrouzh not-boo
lamina. to develop,
_ . , outnumbytlia,
madam at ‘. tarps aunt p: m. t til.
liarlirw, oi‘ iiini town, alleging llliltli‘ll‘
iy. iiosoriiou and cruelty.
’l‘he patiors in the unit were filed in
tho Hopi-Flor t'ouri yesterday. The
couple \voli'o married i"i\bruiiry -l. lhtiT,
lhirs, Barlow alleges that aoiuc lllllt‘v
iiltll'lIlK .luntmi'y. lliiiti. to August, ltiitl.
,lwi- bushland was unfaithful to llt‘l‘
Jwiih Hannah linker, that he was in.
ioliu'ahly cruel to her and that. lit.‘ do
soiled liter on August ii. 189?. . She has
litiit('lli‘tl to tili‘ extent of “.000 and It
is likon silo will also claim alimony.
, _—_ ..._ . . ... .. ...
the bottle he certainly shares the
laughing honors with his comic father,
for, lii‘ it known, “The Stump" is. lllt‘
t‘ll‘\t'il-lllt)lllllii~tllll baby of 'l‘liomgis
Reynolds, the comedian or the coal. lie
was born lost your while Mr. Reynold.»
was playing will this rouipuuy. and be
is the [wt of rvt-iyone ui‘ its twenty-
ilve members. "The Sciunp" lids un-
-iouluciily arorid iiis‘di‘si stage hit it:
one of "The Kaufman 'I‘wtns."
HEARTS ()1: (MK.
The record of long runs in the theatri-
cal history of New York city was first
held by James A. liei'nc’s "Hearts of
link" illlii "Shove Acres" which have
been ri-vlvmi this season with consid-
ri'ublc success. Some yioi‘s ago it play
that could run for twenty-five nights
in New York city Wit.) conaldereil to be
a banner attraction. "lit arts of Oak”
and “Short- Arri-s.” however. aston-
ished ivoryoni» by attracting the public
for on many works it the avian city of
Manhattan. Although these l‘lt‘l‘llt‘
plays have been prompted for many
Si'ilhtlilfi they on as attractive us ever.
The gentle realism displayed in the
cliuruvlors of Llll‘ dramas and the truth—
I‘ul manner in which they are pi‘u‘truy-
SOUND FULL OF SLUSH lCE.
Navigation Made Very Difficult and
Shipping Stopped.
l..tl('tli hurbormeu say thui the Sound
iimlay is ill the. worst conilbion is has
been this winter for naviuaiinu‘. i: is
covered with “'1' lroin the shore out
almoai as for, and in sonic places. fur.
tiici' than one can see fi‘he ice is
not solid, but its the "slush ice" which
renders navigation very difficult. Pvt»
areas of logo and Iowa: of any size
was illllltis‘t iiilpoesiblc today. Al»
though lllII ice b: not from-n solid in
lliirdiy :iut' Ht‘t‘lltlli. this slush li‘t" is
:iiuioid as bad for shipping. it is said
that between Sirotiord Point and Now
lluvi-u llll‘ Sound bi worse than at any
other section. The captain of the Al-
lwri, which was bound for New lio-
ten, decided not to attempt to no fur-
ther until the Sound was more nurtu-
nblc, and remained In the local hor-
bor.
«r—ilyspi‘rpsin ~biiiic of human «xi.»
truce. iiiiriiin-k lllooil Hitters cures
ii, promptly, in-rumncutly. Iii-utilities
and tones the, stomach.
RESIGNATION OF HUNGARIAN
CABINET.
lll'l).-\i’it).“u'l‘. Hungary, l"t‘ll. l.-‘-l‘:lil-
peror Francis Joseph ltnllty rrci-iwd
in audience Premier ’I‘Iszu at Vienna.
The latter bonded his tnajeaiy Ibo
resignation of the Hungarian cabinet.
The emperor has :iumninnbd t‘ouni
Julius Aiidrossy. one of the fort-most
()ppi‘mltlon barriers, in Vienna. (‘oui-
pleic I't'lill'llri from the recent clot-lions
I
FIRE IN TORRINGTON.
«how that the Kossuthints bond the owner and Tenant Burned 0‘11 Early M on the stage uppt-zll irresistibly m
boll with loll Vltlt‘llllitti'b‘ oi the new .. . T°’d'-V- old and young alike. One must be the
parliament. 'lbe Liberals have l.>l Itlltiiibii'l‘ON. Feb l ...[.‘t.-,. dant- most bummed cvnlc to witness either
members. the diueniieut Liberate 12?. aged a dwelling house on illgeon nV- “Hf‘lll‘lh‘ ol‘ Oak".ov "Shore Acres" anti
People‘s Party Z-l. i'lanffyitoa iii. inde-
peudcutu iii and Nationalists it. Sec
ond ballots will be necessary in ii
constituencies.
cone of on early hour this llltll'lllll'i.
'i‘hc iltiitiit" was occupied by Victor tilt.
ter. the owner, and Frank .1. Draco.
s’issotlatcd Preset operator at the liv-
iuiiua' itenisier office. The firemen had
a (liilioult tank with the thermometer
til slit degrees below zero. The fire
started in tho cellar and worked its
way to the roof, The families found
tillt'llt‘l‘ with nearby friends. Mr. illi-
ti‘r carried insurance on the house illltl
furniture. The damage to the fur-
niture is principally from water
PROSPECTORS DiscOVER NEW
CAVE.
not feel that the human emotions are
stirred. With a splendidly selected
company. including it splendid male.
quartet, and equipped with magnificent
archery anti effects-t, “Hearts of Oak"
will be seen at lioyi'e Theatre. Februt
dry it. matinee anti night.
A MENACE TO HEALTH.
Kidney trouble lh' an insidious dun-
ner, and utility people are victims of a
si-itoiis,nuilaily before tho uyiuptmna
are recognized. Foley's Kidney (lure
corrects irregularities and atrougtit-
oils and builds up the kidneys. and it
should be taken at the first indication
of kidney trouble, iii-i it bi impossible
to have good health If the kidneys are
tlt‘l'illmt'il. Sold at li‘lillklt‘ti'tt Ilruz
Store. "
PIRATING FOLEV’S HONEY AND
TA
Foley & (to. Chicago. originated
lloncy and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of l-‘olcy‘s llouey
and TM many IiniIatIoua are offered
for the. genuine. Ask for Foley’s
Honey and TM and refuse any substi-
lilio offered are no other preparation
will give l.llt'\i~'Iilll(‘ sattafnetion. ii
is mildly laxative. it contuina. no op-
luics and lit patent for children and
delicate persona. Soldni l’lalsied's
Drug t.“N‘iore, "
MR. BRYAN iN JACKSONVILLE.
Si"ith(lIi‘ii0l.ll. llI., It'eb. i. ~~~~~ William
J, llryau i-iueui Tueaduv to Jackson-
ville in the intereutu oi‘ lliluolk Coi-
ieuii. of which he bl nu ulumuua and
one of the trustees. At it meeting of
the board of lrusteca. Mr. ilryuu ulni'I-
ed a aubucriptiou to raise a Hilill .of
money to wipe out the debt by sub-
iicrlblnp. $2.500 to llt‘illl the list. The
aunt of $0.000 wait ruined. which will
extinguish the debt.
WW-..”—
OBERLIN octtaaa BUILDING
auau
. ED.
tlilidiiidN. ()liio. li‘cbé l.»—«i,luidw|u
(loiiuac. one of the buildinnu of Ober-
lin College. has boon damaged by fire.
All the girl tumult-s oi' the conduit got
out safely and the collegetioys mun-
nacd to cave inept of the contents of
their room. The. loan“ to «intimated at
‘209000- . l \ ‘.‘ .
lilith). Nev. Feb I. ‘Wlllliilll Au-
tlrcu and William .loneu, two prospec-
toru, report ibi- discovery of another
cuvo In the southwestern portion of
Nevada. The. cave has been explored
to a depth of 300 fuel and shown cvl»
dollop of n probistorlc race. lie,-
iwoeu the myriad claim-titer: lllItl hang
from the walls liieroulypluca have been
found. Sonic atone l-lt‘illii showing
status of tttit.‘ have, been illsciwert-d. idl-
I‘oria are now helm: made to explore
the innermost caverns.
“inhuman-i
'TA?!EԤ-u ooMPOUND. "
Coiliil’t'mi 'b‘itl‘nl'inli’t'lol‘rii’dmlli'iitzww
ALMSHOUBE lNMATE BURNiED TO
BEAT
H.
NOIt’l‘I-I l‘lltOOit‘ltsldl. Miiiii'i, ii‘ob.
i.»» No truce has liven found early to-
day uf l"i'tIilit Beautilciic. the tilted iui
milieu of the aliiialiouse who it in four-
eti was burned to death In the fire
which destroyed that. bulldiuu durinit
the night, Search is helm: continued
on it In believed that the illitil could
not have escaped the llamas. lic wan
- Bil yearn old and very deal. it in
We not] and heartily recommend ilr. thought he‘did not hear the alarm.
David Kennedy's (talcum Solvent. tho ,
wonderful new kidney and bivcr‘curc. .
it in not a “patent medicine." it will
not. disappoint you. Reputation counts.
Dr. Kennedy's excellent: preparations
have been world fathom: for over 30
years; We ‘Will give you a Wilcit’s
Free Treatment bottle it you simply
cutout the coupon above and hand
it to tut Largo bottles. iorwmplcto.
troauaant. cost $1.00. ti bottle,1 tor
PRINCESSiVlCTORIA'S CONDITION.
LONDON. li‘ei). I.~»-v'i'iio bulletin is»
Nllt‘tl thin morning by the physicians
utieudiuit tinI i’rlnucns \‘icioria. who
wan operated on for appendicitis Ill
Buckingham Palace, ,veutcrduy. sayu
all“. iaaacd u. reuiicau night. but other.
\Vliti‘ in on well no can be canceled.
Pilatnord Bradley
Will. GIVE. ONE WEEK'S
TREATMENT FREE.
: “and this coupon to l'lntncr uuii:
:Brndluy. :
. Gentlemen: l’loaac irivc me u:
:Woclt‘n it‘l‘eo Treatment bottle of:
:Dr. Kennedy's Cal-aura Solvent.
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,zNamo it0‘t’liItilitallllohlllodlll:
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u.iinsult-gunni-lniai.until-iii
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DIWHARGE FROM THE ARMY.
Daniel Dunleiivy, fnriuurlyvu plumb-
er in Booth- Norwaik and brother of
John Dunlaavy. for whom he used to
catch in the days of the old Mandolins”
mos. lulu been making a short clay In
town. Mr. Duiiieiivy for thou) yearn ~
iiilii been In- the United Staten Army.
and limt been nintioned at ii‘ort minim:
(toitpndo. lie was: discharged last
won t. ’ .
mm... 5... mo. ._.....__....
When the. cook to” “hailed to titty
. habituation in to turn her. ’
«in
~ El
5. .
.wuimyibwuu-m amfidu‘an, ........-rmv
ilcial documents this combination of
insurers iarcplaccd by 14A or till.
"it is a curious fact that the num—
ber ill "in not found on any of the
houses of Paris," said a traveler who
has Juat returned from that city.
"On avisit to the French tnotropo
list out up at a house numbered 12%.
and when i observed that the house
on the left was numbered 11 and the
one on the right 14 it started me out
investigating.
~“At. flrut I thought perhaps it, was
merely a cane of the authorities bow-
ing to purely neighborhood auperati.
tion. but in the investigation that I
made subsequentlywand it was quite
as full as circumstances would per-
mit"! found that the superstition ap
peared to extend all over the city. for
nowhere could I find trace of a num-
ber ill on a residence.
“There were 121,554 in plenty. There
may be some number 139. but I could
not find thom."—Ncw York Sun.
. Longhorn Steer: Gone.
There was a time. when the "Texan
steer" breed of cattle covered the
grazing grounds of the Southwest.
They were. the descendants of the
iong~horncd cattle which the early
Spanish explorers and adventurern
brought from their homes across the
seas. Hundreds of thousands of them
ranged the unfcnced pasturea. render-
ing little more than a small tribute of
hide and iallow to the Mexican or
beef to the Indian. Finally. the cow.
boy came into existence. and these
wild denizens: of the plains were drag»
love. is rcspi‘inaiblo iorher ownsull'cr- llisi. W :\.'~“‘R0l|i_‘i'l lil‘oatlbl‘ltlittx iv 1. .HM "cl ”M, m” r“ (‘iii Still “‘0‘“ ”W” high estate and “9'
lug who Will not take the trouble to hint. Scribe—”Mrs W. A Pryor. rdf,‘ ill' ." ,,l ' m“ ‘0 ' ' came the subjects of sordid com~
.’ write to Mrs. Pinkltiun for advice. lliat, 'l‘l‘cuiti'i'oi'r-vW. A. Kellogg. ”H “mm" “‘ mence.
These. cattle were rough in appear-
siuntkv publishing- from grateful wo- mp" Condupuw-..mm 1.3mm“ “'an ‘ . '
h-lt'll .esilildisb beyond a doubt the ”or. ' p .. N ' -. .. . . .. ance and usually brown.dun and black
pow: ~ol' Lydia [-2. i'lnkltuiu's Vegetublo 1)]in Spmilmi..'.(;pm-m. Spittt‘l'. lllll l 5 l lituA ”(in 'l UINlt-ll .1 in color. there living on deep milk llmi
Comoundto conquer lunatic discloses. SuppthHHdC,” Young People‘s ' ll." ‘10 ‘IW‘HHS tllt‘ lilitb‘l llttf'l‘t‘stltll: ronus. Their borne. however. were
,. . “l“rkwlm' “MW” "m“‘u“'l"g"' llllll‘llrll'll’il-llhiliiiillit til! illillft'lmljiill‘illlli- the” "my dimnglusmng r“mime"
, ' ‘ ' l l L H These were. installed by Grand W. ' . . f . - ‘ ' These were certainly immense. 0 ion
NEARLY FORTY VEARS MARRIED i‘. i": (‘. iiraliaui. of Bridgeport, who Efflug‘llfiv E‘l'lgl‘p'lh“ME,l,l‘,“|l:;:m':;g “:92; from four to live feet across from tip
‘Mrs. Barlow, Westport. Now- Institutes fligwfigdirrigfikig“:m:_l:"21.”"liz 63.11:.) scump. but is just i)... “napalm “MS, to tip. They were naturally). u-i‘ld
. DNorce Suit Against Husband. ' ‘ l ' " ' ‘ ' popular chap in lllt‘ entire mutually. brutes. 5mm 0' them could “““l' “3
rounded up. but had to be shot in or-
der that the others might be got un
der control. There were in every herd
a few fighters which Lite cowboys
called “inossiu‘xnds.” They would fight
viciously amour: themselves or with
the other rattle and would frequently
gore. the horses of the cowboys to
(train.
all disappeared. Their place but: been
taken by graded and thoroughbred cat.
lie of a much larger size and value.-
Kansas City Journal.
New Courage to Old Age.
There comes a time in the life of
nearly every man when he realizes
that lie hi growing old. Perhaps it is
in the very prime of life. about the
foriicih year. that this recognition of
his mortality given the most diatreaa.
and he is disposed to doubt whether
it is possible for him to accomplish
anything worth while. In the face of
much evidence to the contrary It has
been affirmed that a man who has
done nothing great before that age
will never do it; that life after forty
eonsiuts mainly In leaning on previous
acquiaitions. However. as time goes
on many a man develops a new cour'
age. and especially he. resolves to live
thoroughly anti heavily to the last ino-
mont. As a French philosopher urged,
a man should keep at his work as
though inunortai. even though he
should know that death would come
to-morrow. Another morniiat asserts
that. a man who. on a sinking ship.
should not take his pill at the pro»
acrtbed moment and wind up his
watch lacks a manly quality. Any~
how, the man who at cighty‘, or any
other age. at which he retains a
healthy mind, doea not shrink from
an undertaking merely because death
is near gate the beat out of Illa-—
Philadciphin Record.
Profit: in Kerounc.
The account given by H. A. (traits
in the Scientific American of the quan-
tity of petroleum in storage In (Jail-
fornin in likely to impreaa the. reader
wth the fact, of how any It is to get.
rich it one. only cuioyo’ a monopoly
of the natural resources of the earth.
, The Standard Oil (kimpany. which
In the chief concern to barrel up the
wealth of California. has 0.000.000 bar-
rels in Moreno and the largest of its
reservoirs has a capacity of 500,000
barrels.
of course. there In an element. of
labor present in the buying. refining
and shipping oi! the crude article.
The regular price minted at. some
of the oil fieldu ii: 20 canto a barrel,
and some sales have been made as
need look no further.
- In the taco. of thutic‘nbsurii
bios.
Si uart’u Dyspepsia
claims it.
‘ la refreshing to note that‘tho fproprio
Tablets
have carefully rcfratncdfrom makiui.
lions regardinu'tho merits of
excellent remedy for dyupo
stomach troubles.
bicsbies
iii a radical cure:
than this and any man or w
loving from indigestion,
any uuilueciaiins or false roprcuonta
this lilOiii.
pain and
They make but
can claim for it. and that in, that for
indigestion and Vill‘iotiii stomach trou-
Siuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
They go no farther
oiuan suf-
chronic or
The longliorns have now i’iratilicaliv '.
nervous dyspepsia, who will sire the
remedy- a trial will find that nothing
is claimed for it that thc fdcts will not
fully sustain. .
It is a modern discovery. compound
of harmless vegetable ingredients, aov
ceptablc to the weakest or moat‘dcii-
cute atolnach. Its great aucceua in
curing stomach troubles is due to the
fact that the medicinal properties are
such that it will digest. whatever
wholesome food is taken Into the Hiolll-
hell, no matter whether the stomach is
in good working order or not. it
rents the overworked organ and re-
plenishes the body. the' blood. the
nerves. creating a healthy appetite.
giving refreshing sleep and the blend--
inga which always accompany a good
digestion and proper assimilation c‘.‘
food. ~
in using Stuart's Dyspepsia ablats
no dieting is required. Simily eat
plenty of wholesome food anti take
those Tablets at. each lineal. than as-
sisting and routing the stomach, which
rapidly regains its proper digestive.
power. when the Tablets will be no
longer required.
Nervous Dyspepsia is simply a condi-
tion in which some portion or portions
of the nervous system are not. properly
nourished. Good digestion invigor-
ates the nervous system and every
organ in the body.
Stuart's iilyspepsin Tablets are, sold
by all druggists at 50 cents per pack-
age.
CRIPPENDALE'S CASE CONTINUED
NEW HAV 3N. Feb. l.-—-'i‘he case oi”
Harry Chippendale. of New London.
who was arrested In Torrinnton and
thought here charged with painting a
worthless check on a druggist of this
thy. was continued in the city court
yesterday until February 3, The
prisoner was remanded in default of it
bond of $500. It. is alleged that ho
tendered in payment for a drug store
in Torrington a check for $200 on a.
New London bank, which afterward to
turned the check marked “No funds."
._..-.__L
LA GRIPPE AND PNEUMONIA.
Pncuiuonia often follows [in tirippo
but never follows: the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar. it cores in grippo
coughs and prevents pneumonia and
consumption, Ask for Foley‘s Honey
and Tar and refuse any substitute of-
fered. Mr. G. Vat-her, of 157 Osgood
street. Chicago. writes: “My wife
had a severe case of in grippc three
years ago. and it left her with a ter-
rible rough. She tried a bottle of
Foley's Honey and Tar and it. gave
immediate relief. A 50 cent bottle
cured her cough entirely." ltofuso
substitutes. Sold at Piaistcd‘s Drul:
Store. "'
.4...— .......
lNJURED AFTER GETTING POSI-
Ti
ON.
WATERBURY. Feb. I.-—A young
than. a stranger here. got a job shortly
afternoon yesterday in the. yard of the
Waterbury Lumber and Coal Company.
He. has been at work less than half an
boui- when a great. pile of maple
boards weighing more than live tuna
fell down upon him. He was pinned
under the pile for twenty nilniiiea._’l‘lio
stranger was taken to the Waterbury
Hospital. ills skull is tructured in
two places and he may be injured in-
ternally. lip is not expected to live.
New roux. NEW HAVEN
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
to Effect December 4. 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEWY K.
A. lit.»12:52x, 5133):. 5:451, tizlox.
0:50. 6:55. 7:46. 8220:. 8:42, 0:073.
9232):. il:5l.10:55x, 11:41.
"a
P. M.~l2:49x. 1:05. 3:06;, 3:51,
5:10x, 5:40, 0101):. 6136:, 7:03x.
8:00x, 9:521. 10:32. ’
Sundays.
9:42.
P. M.-—-2:50x. 3:05»; 5:40, ,0:01x.
7:23, 8200):. 0:5lix. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—~4:50. 5:50. 0:50, 7:50. 8:00;,
8:5ilx. 01002:. Itiltiix, 10:01. 11:00:.
“:02. .
I‘. M.~l2:00x. 1:05. ilziltlx. 15:55,
:Iiillx. Izflix. 1:00. 4:32.}:0”. (Hill.
5227. tliiltlx, ilztlil. Sitlt'x, 0:29. Ilztitix.
. 10:00» . .
Sundays.
A. Ill.-»-Il:00. 7:30. I0203.
l‘. bl.«~5:02. 0:00. 8:00. ":00. IN").
.SOUTH NoaiAVALK TD NIW
cheap as it chain a barrel. Those
who pay it (tenth a an on In
atom for refined oil 0 u see the
amount of. profit extracted from crude
petroleum. .
But manufacture has been cumulat-
ed by the sharpness and the employ-
ment of oil as fuel has increased to
, such an extent that ii is new equiva-
lent In cheapnoaa to coal at 70 cents
‘ifln- ‘9‘. y..« ;.‘-
Thoughtful Phoiddripbir.
barman ohatpimphgr. ,,.lf.un weld, i
pen taking a picture of a neuron of
doubtful , no Dilbert sham of who
{did between the ablative and the
‘ tirintilitpulmr. thus producing it our
’ ‘ ’ at! ‘ which" bidet the
l
the ,
VB . . .
A. M.~1t’:iix. limit, 1:583. 0:10.
7:00. 8:00, 0:11;, 10:04“, it :lix. iii“.
1'. liI.—~12i05x, 1:21. bilix, 4:25.
5:80. moot. tuna. 7:102. 0:10x,.11:24.
Bridgeport. In addition to above.
P. M.-2:4‘l, 5:12 7:34.
30ml!!!-
A. ill.«~12:lix. limit. 1:58x. 7:40,
0:11. 11:11x. P. M.~0:4~I, f:10x.9:it)x.
SOUTH NORWALII "to DANBUAV.
A. M.~0:2o, 0:557, 0:58.
P. M.~1:25.‘t:331.15:1’lit,6:03. 7:17.
DANBURY. ‘I'Oi BOUTH- NDRWALK.
llAib M.~5:55. 7:25x. “8:11. 10:00:,
i‘. Air-Jilin. 0:081. Gilli.)
bouncy: to Dunbbrr.
A. beams. ‘7
r.‘ Mn~:;ii2b‘-o " N 'k’ A,
.42, u I, arm. 4 ‘
A, itw‘ietli " " ‘
z “w amflmia-«J
it
I
A. M.-12:52x, 5:331, 5:45x. 8:58..
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