Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 13, 1905 · page 6

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bronohorspf, the country
. munitipiilhlou this

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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sent lnturtlst "I iv
lolly. Who oblof visit
"Wobbler bulletin.
I service Who to ho
‘ livxorehunel. ion by
harlooCuthbort Hull, of
perinatal Seminary or
b brutwgouoml Williltlli
‘ unmwilluho hold tumor
‘ remoht ’l‘emhlo.’ lbw:
thorn Willbo pensions.
lona‘dapnrtmontatofvtho
binding those otSuuduy
.,. r wunlvel‘nlttils' , null
lillo ll booth. churches and
~ bung people's sooietios'.
tell ivbilo generally upon the
, Alma, of Religious Bitin-
, v .tahe'dn‘o wide fieldot

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, husues‘ FOUND
Loosom.
,. .

9‘9“." World Forced by Heat and
an 9p. n Large Pile of Sawdust.
,It. in ported from East llnmpton
hit theher‘ure buokieborry bhhbou In
full 100 ut'Clark'a‘ Hill.
‘ r some limo post .l‘osoph Rynu‘u
, t), saw mill bus boon Opol‘nlod
all} globallt‘y, though no sawing bus
Aheenulo‘ue machine beuvy snows. A
.Qllé ornawdutit, homo twunlvflve fl‘t'l.
nationhood ten 'or twolvo foot high or-
olimulatéil nod the hnow, hull and
bloat formed a-ihomugb covorlng for
t "Illlil'l -. ‘
p. D.“ 4,.WIIIey uud Albert lnnrubam
have,,heen getting some of this row-
uht, nod beginning-lit ibo bottom (if
he one they tunnelod In sumo tt-u
out. ’ln‘slde the pile It won so wurm
that the: ulon-po’rsplrod us though in
summer. The surprise wus, howovrr.
to‘fllfld ut the bottom of tho pile. hurk.
Johnny buoiws of the high buub var-
uty» budud full and some of them III
full lilbtnn.‘ '
lum‘uhoni told of tho circulusinlwoa
to his futhoivin-lnw, lildwurd Smith.
who'visited tho pilo uud vortilod In-
. sraham'u .stutmuoniu' Olin-rs have
since then visited lbo pluru to our lhu
atrnnge‘slght.

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NOTHING T0 FEAR.

The question of injurious uhbsthncos
‘ in medicines whigb bud boon ngltultuu
grille minds of runny people, does not
. ‘ concern thorn: who use Cbamlmrlnln'a
tCougb. Remind). Mothers need have
no heSlluuizy in routinuiug to gtvu It
to their liltlr- ours. as ll "lillillllléi :ill'
solutely nothing ljurlous. 'I‘bis rvuu»
dy fallout only prri‘i-l-lly solo to giro
umull‘ chlhlrun. but. is u mullirlm: of
great wvorlll nnd murlt. It has it
World wide ropuintlou for its ouros of
coughs, colds nod uroup lllltl ran ul-
ways bu rollod upon. For solo by
Silllaon-l’owvll t‘orporutlou. Clifford
Pharmnoy. Plorco‘u Bridge l‘hnrmncy.

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Zoitfuhs Phurinary. i"

 

WlLL MEET TUESDAY.
Consolidated Committee and Locomo-
tlvo Firemen.

' It. was iiscorinintui hint night that
the colmnltlrr of tho Board of llirmtt»
Ol'ii itpphiutml by {br- Nrw York. Now
W Haven and Hartford roud bourd at
t its meeting on Saturday will moot tho
committee of itrumon, bonded by Soo-
ondt’Vlce (lrnnd Mahler, 'I‘imuthy Slivn

on Theodor.
The quoutlon of tho ilroulcu’n propo-
_ nltlon to tho rond will thou bu (euro-
”ruby gone over. Mr. Shun left [or New
‘ York at noon Saturday and in not ex-
, pooledback' hoioro this evening, III-
in stopping at the Ohm-o Hotel.
Trenton Count-ll llniI In tho lnsur~
linedit Building wars (lurk brill night.
Think: the morning pliuro of the tim-
men’g committee.
. Prenldont Molten. View PrenIdr-nt.
Todd. and, tho Counoclicut directors rr.
. tur‘ (1 home In it prlvulo our at six
o’c‘l Imam hi hi. No atatomunt other
thin" that {given out. on Suturday
could be obtnlnonirom ihom.

’ GRAVE TROUBLE FOREBEEN.

It hoods hut liitlo loronluht to roll
that when your utonmch and livrr uro
bully'nifdotod. grardlroublo In uni-mi,
units-u you lotto lilo. propor modicum

 

 

 

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g. of (tiny. N Y.. did. Him mm:
It nournigin of the liver and atom-
‘my-‘hon‘rt'wiw Wildlttlnod, and l
i not. out. i was vory nod for It
nutrition. but in liliooirlo Hitter-a. l
night 1th what-J hooded. for they
on lily rollovrd and rurod me." Best
. motllr. no for weak woman. hold an»
_ no guarantors by i“, ll. llnxtor. (it lino

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.fifLDIM‘ DAY IN CHICAGO.
t2! lCAGO. Fob. unwind“ was the
m any of the winter in Chicago.
7 the government thermom-
. ii iii degrees below left).
I ,3 dogroop to ill hour». At
.; tho mercury stood at is below.
linoliaurver nrodiotud that It
bi. vino much higher durlhg tho
o'ilitohha‘ oold wan ocromnnm
hlsh‘wlml from the north-
, 7 311W homo rolling early that
2 in find tho any mm clear today.
, trunk: who not Interrupted. but
. trains ,opthe utopia roilrondg
one Whine hour: into.

on: «onovannm.
mom i or New none.
9 no no

to nova mt cums.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Willi“ 1 13m

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7 my rovon rm

.ltooi land.
3 no. on

" .urlnto‘ndon .

for ‘yotir disrnme. on Mill. John A.‘

lit but It
In nib i

shouia‘llvuvnirn

Think State
Ill rfinhoolm «

‘WOSlAlrli ‘Counerdoui. was in reunion
in I-ituinlord. Suturdny. at tho Hutu:
W'. O. hurry. of buried,
I width. of tho Round ’l‘ublrppronld.
prom worn homo. twenty input.
born In attendance, among them Sup.

Footo, or tho South Nor-
:rwnlk Schools. The reunion opened
. i'l‘bo morning wus given

ndvlsoblliiy of having it bill phoned
by tho Mglnlnluro making it mando-
tory for the t-Ituto to furnish tron. toxi—
bookn und onppliou for lilo public
‘hcbo’olh‘: 1A ooinmlttoo compound of
.l, 11. i‘orklnu, of llanbui‘y. and W. ti.
Footo, of hood. Norwullt. \vuh uppoinr
‘titl'io unnum- botorn tho Itdurutlounl
,Cormuitton of illeHmmo. next. Wod-
nehdnypund [Il'IiHUIII‘ tho vlowu- of tho
Auoouinllou on the matter.
tondont of Schools Wlllurd, or Slum»
lord. who named as chairman of tho
'comioliteo, but heuskml to be‘oxouhod
battalion of a. pressure of other bust-
‘noso. ‘

An adjournment wun tukon about
boon for luncheon. Al the afternoon
session them won on Interesting dis-
cuoalon of "The Useful lllltl the Uno-
léss In Education" llllll other topics.

Among the uchoolmuulorn prurient.
were E. (l. WllIurd, Stamford; “W. t).
Footo. South Norwulk: id. 1-1. bone.
Rowuyton; s. P. Wl'llllnma, Bridge-

 

wpol'I; .l. In. Perkins. Ilnnbury: Ii. w.

Sure, New Canaan; (l. G. Fischer. Dun-
bury; Archibald Knight. (llonbruuk.
W. A. thiitioy. [I‘llll‘llt‘ltll Guoi'go id.
Thompson, secretory oi tinl . usaorlir
lion, Norwnlk; W. C. Furry. Durlou;
(I, W. Dunno, Bridgeport.

 

 

OYSTER BEDS ARE DAMAGED.
Growors in This Vicinity will be
Heavy Lesem.

It is t‘nloululed by Ioonl oystortnoii
tbut tho. formation of hvuvy loo in tho
sound will..cost tint growers In thin
vicinity runny tllmmnndu oi‘ dollura.
The natural beds. which are in uhnllow
wulor, iris toarod. how lit-on torn up
by tho srl'iipliig of this ire ovvr them.
destroying the oyster and tho rhunco
of a good not in tho spring.

'l‘be ownorn ul' privutu buds. which
uro locutod in deep wnmr. will also nur-
l'er runsidt-rublv Imp: by tho carrying
nwuy of tho buoys nud Slukufi which
mark out lbo bedsdt is prosumml tbul
:lll til the lwds will huvo in bi: l‘t‘h‘lm
voytui and worked In ordor to amournio
Iy Ioculo the buds.

Saturday ll‘liS tbu llrnl ilny 1' till the

oyster stumblers of tho H. .l. lmwls
()ystvr (.‘umpuny wvro uhlp to louvr-
their whurvon In Ilrldgupori t'or auror-
al Wt‘t‘ltN and it visit with mmb- lo Ill"
buds in oscorlnln tho condition in
which Ibo irp llilll It'll thorn.
,. ’I‘bo ruptulnu moth that tho
full or Sllmi‘ upon the loo bus ruimod
it to rot and brook up mouor tllnll
It would it it bud no: unowrd. 'l'lll‘
gl’oiltor amount of tho tun Ilec’x‘ \vt-sl
of lllls hnl'llor.

II In uxpcrlwl ibnt buoys which pro
now l‘rozon In the lu‘ to tho \\‘t‘Sl, of
this port will bo (:un'Ir-d nwny tlh’ soon
as tho loo brooks up. 'I‘bo reports
Wllll'll lllt' ruplnina ot‘ the vurions

of tho buds with grunt nnx‘u'u.

All tlu- bunting bulrumlv \lrtlinfi
(ll‘ illu Norwuy pim- nvv mun-ulrniwt
ill lli'. \\'('uu|'.~; Norway l‘lliv Syrup.
Nilllll'i“:s own rulumty for would; nnd
(‘tllilfi.

DOYLE AVERTS ACCIDENT.

 

Trackwalker's Observation Prevents
a Catastrophe.

Through tbo uIi-rtnuun of 'l‘t'urk-
Wiilkol' I'luunlu lluylv, of .H'lulnt‘nrd, Sui.
lli‘dily. u Hl‘l‘lOllfi and porllups liiiill no
cidunl “'th narrowly nvvrir-d.
Doyio outdo his nsuul rurly iuupmxliou
of tho truck from New (‘imnuu in
Stamford nnd disruvrrod that tho

night lrolhhi undoubtedly rnuuml bin
damage to tho truck on Its roturn to
ulmntord, eurly this morning. and
uhoulll lul)’ truln bnvo horn ullowod to
crown this section at at high ruin of
upland. u norlouu cuiitutrnplw muut
uroly linvcroaultod. Mr. lloylotluggod
all traluu. nnd tlioy proroodod oyml tho
dungoruug spot slowly and wit: grout
motion. with an unnvoldublo ( day of
about twenty-live mluuiun.

on. I. “Anon -

EADlEls-u ,mnrllmumo.’1

mmamthfmehmn“
auuco MAN arenas.

Man Who Swindiod Dr. Hartwoll Wu
Not Triad.

NE’W MILFORD, (loud, Fob. Ill.”-
Word lillli boon rouolvod from South
llruil. Ind. illtll A. (l. tillurk. who in
bold thorn lor no nib-god lumro wimp
In which he uwlndlod a (armor numod
Houry Crofut out or mom), who to
hurt! boon put on trial yontorduy hhl
whim lilo mule climb to trial li.wnn
loomed lhni. (Jrot'ut. tho oompluiniint
In tho roan, had dlau’ppourml.

The Connecticut Milliorilioa urr
wuiiln tor the diapolttion of tho char
In but mm. on they wont Clark for
tho awlndiluu of Dr. Hurtwoli or

 

 

 

 

Waahlnglon out of $5.000 llllll. uummor.
If Clark In not held In indiann. ho will
ho ntmoudomd to tho (:onnortirut mi»
thoritlou.

 
 

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Wjint Shall We '. U
Have for Dessert 1"

I Thin iron important daily quorum. Lot
mumnritlmlny. 'I‘ry

 
 
 
 

 
 

Mbarlan'uumt l ‘rt. : honored
«W -~ tour
on» * pea
. Ralph

 

“ Tho BClluOlinltle-t'il‘ Round 'l‘hhlo. or

Sllpel'll’l~‘ ‘

s yahoo-vino
"~97“: K. at .1 . 1.
III: on of Wouldn't (trunnion Ilnmtonti
‘Ilomquont Pain Stopped lipid/ob i.
l’lnlrlno': Vauotailo Compound 1 ‘. ‘

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“ It deems no though‘inyibnck would
brook." Wo on uttrr thew Wordo
‘ovor and ovoragnln. but. oontiuuo to
drag uloupr and suitor with when in tho
small oi the book, pain low down in
the aide. “bearing down " pains, nerv-
ousness and no inhibition for any task.

 
 

 

 

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1. . ‘ 0mm

'l‘hqudo no , ire thumb; book ll
the mainspring of woman's organism.
and quick indicates by rushing 0. dia-
‘eused eon Itlon oi the womb or Irid-
noyh. and that the who! and pain» will
continue until the house in removed.

Lydia ltl. Pink hour's Vo rctuble Com-
pound for twenty yourn not boon the
one and only etl’ective remedy in such.
cases. It. Sl‘lcedlly cures nll womb and
kldney disorders and restores the {0'
male or ans to a. buultby conditiou‘.

Hora is one case union thousundo:

“ I r’ousdder Lydia K. l’lnl; mm‘s Vrgolublo
~ Compound the most wonderful remedy in the
world for sick women. fiir a loxufxtliuo' I
sulfemd with a severe backache. uud ‘arlllgc.
down pains; In foot. 1 bud womb trouble.
Reading of tho renuirknblo burrs 'our Conn

hind had made I decided to try ll. and Iain
ll}... y to any tbut it. not only curled mo om
tiro y of all my tumble-o but made mu
strong, well woman."~.\lra. Elimboth H.
'l‘bomtmon, Lily l’ialo, N. Y.

No other medicine holds such a record
of CUFL‘N of female Ills as dot-s l. with E.
I‘lukbmu'a V’rgotnblr Comimuml.

No otlu-r person can give such bolp-
lul advice in \vmnru \vbo nro kick on
our) Mrs. l’iuirliam. for none burp had
such a great oxperieuuu. llor address is
Lynn. Mush, and her advice tree.

 
 

 

 

 

stonulors will muko during tho um]
few days :u‘o wulrml by lbu mvnrm? l'rm'ior‘x fob Sdl‘i‘l 'l‘brntrl'. owing ill

‘tiuiy tho unuu
‘I-:-.-t:s‘(‘s :m- lit-lug. pronoulmt Ill Ibis. lllI’

.fi'l'tllll; uruunlzullon
‘ltn' bus guillort-d togrtlwr. It In t‘ubtll)’

 

:lliu lliilg‘llvllt‘ poraounilly und

 

point or tho trot: in tho switch at tho ‘.
Sbrlngdnlo «running lmd boon broken,
off for n diuianro ot‘ ovor :1 foot. 'l‘lw.

CONCERNING PROCTOR'S.

(‘nrlotm “'l‘bu Marvel." will thrill»;
tho blg uudioncon at. Mr. Proctor‘u

bunvyl ’I‘wuuiy‘ibird Strum 'l'buutro with hrl‘

(li‘llill-tlt‘lylllfl pluugo on u bicyrlo. She
will l‘viliitill ui ibui honor for three
“‘i't‘lifl loueor, and no one should lull
in our lllln dr-mui‘o young woman no»
t‘IllllllllSlI hor romurkublo font. 'l‘bo
uuuw of "Corinna" bus ulroudy bo-
roulo :1 household word In Now York
and vicinity. and no one uhouid miss
soulllg this really womliu'l'ul {lCCOIll-
pllsluuont
'l‘llo slot-I. t-mupnny Ioriiiml ni
lth lllllllil'tlllt‘lt‘tl Hut-rims llolu lbu op-
tniu: pn‘l'ui‘minm. is now it leiuru.
tom-u! lil'tniiuuy reliv-

lililbl bountiful ul’ nll lilo I’rorior piny-
buusl-s, and Mill lilo, l‘Xi'i‘DlitJllllll)’
which Mr. I’ror-

lllltlt'l'liltlllti why lboy huvr- llIlIllt'lll‘ll
lliln llll‘ lllll’ or populnrliy so lllllt'kl)‘.
Auoibrr Ilultilllv mldillon is nboui to
ho Illilllt' Io Ilw rompuny in the pursuit
of William Ingrrdoil, llti lending mun.
uxt-rl-
Ivnl work urn bupptly romombrrud by

\Ir lull tho patrons of Mr. l’i‘ilriril"n 125m

Sirorl 'I‘llt'uiii'v, win-rt- ho was hporiuil)’
v-uguuvd tor ii numbur of works this
ltl‘iISIllI. 'i‘lu~ lul’ornlill ruioplionn held
by llu- bulb»: and gvutlomvu of tho
rililt'lt mlupuny on tho uiugu utter tho
Woduondny multnoon ilt Mr. l‘roulor‘n
limb Sin-oi ’l‘boulro hnvo bumuw no
popular lllill llwy-huvo bot-u Inaugur-
almi ul. lbu illitb Sirool 'I‘houtro, 'I‘hodo
litilo Hoclnl ult'nlri-t will “(I curried on
In tho sumo dollgblinl iunnuer an or
tho 125th Sin-oi 'I‘hvnlro, wllh the ox»
rnptlon lbut thoy will lw lIt‘ltl immod-
lllit‘ly hill-r tho piuy on ’l‘burslbiy ni-
Im'noou. inatond of \Vrdiwmluyn.

it in almost llvo youra lilllt‘t' I“. I".
Proctor r-XIt-udotl hih unumviuoul untur-
prluoo In Now York City, and uddod
llw thIh Strum 'I‘honlro to lllll ulrondy
populnr nnd primpumuu rlrrull. 'l‘u
ho qlllio exam, l’roctor‘n 123m Street
’I‘buutrp bun boon running 232 uonuwu-
tivu Wt’IFltli without having lin- dooru
olluiod out-o, oven during lbu torrid
days Illltl ulubiu or mldmumuur. Ilolv-
but aonwwhut luio atulluilrn iwhlrh
urn not uninirwuihmi. tho Proctor
l-‘dork (loulpuuy in illirlrnl lulu ulvon

 

‘Iliilt'.
hihtury upon. tlllri nppvuru to be the.

’fiddum moth iron

2.7M r-unrwuiivo porfoi'muuum.
lIllH ultllzvd 212 illl‘l'l‘i‘t'ni pliiya up to
so for up lllodt'l'll thoniricul

rurord for amok rompuny nullirvo-
uwnlu. in tho popular prion ('lltliii of
unluurulohl rouorth; ui hll ovontn. It
nnmt be deceptod an it tool. that on on-
u-rprino ouloyiug tho longevity of 2.;
7M pol-formauctm IIIIIIII of nuroauily.‘
burn protiy hourly arrived nt lIII bent
in tho way or fuminhihg entertain
mom. to Ila patrons. und (0 ulvo tho
ulork company. which no oreditnbly

Harlem. in duo, that. organization in
m-riulhly Ill it" hurt «today. With the
approaching oluborme pmduotionu oi
“Tho ltllvor Klluifl on hobrunry 2?.
mid "Tllu Only Win" it wook lulor, II
In dimruit to null nily roilaon to rovil
oi whni tiioy offer for your doloclutlon
in the Proctor pluyholoiro.

W...“-

 

FAILED.

All efforts huvo'iullud lo iliid it hot-
lor ropindy foruouuha. ooldu und limp
trunnion than Foloy'a Honor nod 'i‘ar.
ll. utopia tho mush. hauls the lungs
and prevents nerioun revolts from a
cold. .I. N. Patterson, Nashua. tom.
wrltod: “front winter I bud it bad
cold on my lungs and tried at least,
hub! in down adveriluod cough merit:
clues and had pollutant from two
physicians without with my bailout.
A Monti mutilation, lilo or Honor

 

 
 

om $83 1 u
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and,

lwurr nlon thr- l’rorlor standard in,

tile oon .

, . .fioctll‘trr'r when». ~
‘In viow of the fact that It to euro
tonlnry for many lluiitir donlrrn

Ioninry for many rolnil liquor doulorh I

to ooulpound liquor in small quantities,

in itdvhnuool'rnlon. till it. indoor oi

cominuiunco in meeting ordol‘fi of their

cuutmuorh at the bur. tho quohllon‘llnn

been ruined no lo their right to do
. , .

this.
» ho oouindunlonor oi‘ Internal rov‘

onuo huh dooldod llilll ironilnot‘. ho
dopo. Ho uuyn: "It Iumzbohn‘llnlforiu-
Iy ’lwld not to ho tho'tnltont of the
low to ruin: notion of tho compounding
of; lli‘illtll‘ in this small way. When,
thrroforo, u rotnlllluipw driller ill tho
”"1005 an ordm- glvon him by bin rho
lomor‘ut. rho bar llllxt‘ii a drink. or ov-
on n bottlo of cooktnll or olhor roto-
p‘olmd liquor. itllo Child in not to be ro-
ghrdod «rooming Within the notion oi
lho low. and no to not to be required
to pny'hpoclhl tux no u rootlilor on this
amount: hilt whrro ho‘ compounds
any quantity of liquor und boom; b In
stock Ill advance of orders them
for. he should be reported for noness-
mont no a rectifier."

Iierotot'ore compounding In a small
way In quantities logo than flvugab
long has been dude and no action on
tho purt of revenue otilulalh bus boon
roqulrrul. 'l‘he liquors no rompoundod
have; been put up In jugs, or bottled

‘ and kept on shelved until peodorl at

tho bar. In order to uvold the pay-
ment of u opoulal tux no rectifier, tho
doulorn will have to abandon thin proo-
llru. '

. THE GRIP. .
"Doloro we can symputhlze With
others, we must have suffered out"

nelvou." No one. run dosrribo to you
Ibo hollering alloudlug nu ntlurk of
tho grip. unless you hnve hud tho no.
tunl oxporlunuo. 'l‘boro ls probably
no dlsonso ibut rnuuos so much pbyai.
cal und'moninl agony, or which so
nilocpasfully drilos nuullrul aid. All
danger from tho hrlp. however, may he
Molded by the prompt use of (‘buur
borluln'u (klugb ‘Romody. Among tho
lens-of tliuuunnds who hnvo usod this
remedy. not one row bus ovur been
reported that hits rosubod in pnou-
n‘ionlu or thnl has not room-cred. For
stile by Stillaon-Powell Corporation.
Clifford l’llormmry, l’lorro'r Iirlduo
Phnrinhoy: chlfllrw l’hurmury. "

 

NO CONN. RY. CO. SALE.

United Gas improvement CO. Deny
flamers of Purchase by Consoli.
dated.

l‘l-iIll/lllbllil’llld. Fob, l:l.—~()illi:iulu
of tho lluln-d Gun lulpl'iwouioul ('o.
Ill lis gruvrnl (llllt‘l'fi in this city dony
that any prohibitions itl'u on for llll‘
tiilli‘ of NW linuxwrllrui Railwuv nnd
lilflhlinh (‘ompnuy to tho t‘oumllldulmi
ltnilwny (-ompnny. n rorporulltm mu»
tiollud by tho New York. New Huron
uud ilorilord roud

Various imports lliIVi" boon printod
from limo It) llu‘io srllini: or altering;
for solo tho Connecticut llnllwoy and
Lighting rompuny. ll run he author-
ltnilvely slutodrihnt no negotiations
nro pending for the rule of the latter
proposlllon. 'I‘hv last time tho New
anon roud mndu uu (lflPr for llu‘ pl‘u-
poriy it was no low tho llultod tins
lluprurrlnmii ooinpuuy did not own
bring it boi'oro its board oil dlrwrluru.
Sim-n lhnl limo nu olhvr oil'or bus
bwu liltitll‘.

 

A MENACE TO HEALTH.

lildnvy troublo is up iimldlolm dou-
gur. and many pvoploiwi victims of n
svrious "luludy lull‘urp ’llit’ uyinplomu
hru rr-oognlzrd. lv‘oloy‘s Killiioy Curr
i‘ul'l‘ut'h‘l Irrogulnrllloa«and ulrongtlr
our and builds up the kidneys. and It
lilltllllil bu lllle iii tho lll'tll Indloalion
of kidney trouble, no it Is Impoaolblo
to burn good lu-ullli it“ tho kidneys pro
dorungod. Sold hi l’lnlslod‘s Ill-u};
Slum. "
CHICAGO INSURANCE MAN DEAD.

CHICAGO. Fob. l:l.-—'l‘hoiuah A.
llowdon. «mo of Illv boat known fire in.
uurnnri- nn-n in (llilrngo, is timid from
urumulr poisoning. Mr. Ilowdon whit
born In Mlhlfilutllllflvilu nlxly yours ago.
For twenty-sown ,vrnru ho was run»
period with tho rating dopamnout of
the Chicano Iludorwrlii-ra' Allflllt‘llh
lion. llr won a rm-ognlzrd oxprri in
Ibo Illllltl‘l' of rating»: and building rou.
ntruction.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.

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to bring health

the prescription of one of the most. famous
clans this country has ever known. Prof.
Phelps, of Dartmouth University
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Rcvlow or Raviows gold to 80 Noon.

tinting for Gumtord ,Proporty. .

There was It report in Binmtord rout
oblate circles, today. thin. tho ltoviuw

of Itoyiowo Company otNovaork wan
negotiating for tho hurt-hum or llll‘
kwood proprrly' fronting on
No one In moonlilon to
speak with authority about tho Lucio
wood «tote could be rounded. thin
morning. and thorotoro tho report

real-estate anon doomed ‘ to, not cro-
. dance to It.
silent that the Review
Company would afoot
moot bore in a general way alnillur
to that which John Brisbane Walker
Toundod ht lrviugtonondnoiludlion.
where the Cosmopolitan magazine and
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Paine’s Celery Compound

Makes Nerve Force

Nerve Force rules‘thc world.

Health-Tine"sgtislaction of living-45 the

right of every man and woman born into the
world. ,.

Health is a question of ketping all the organs '
y working together in line. smooth,

The force that rules them all-that makes them

work its nature meant and makes them keep in
harmony-15 Nerve Force.

Without Nerve Force there can be no health at

,8ll—~no success—410 joy in living.

The center of life is in the nerves.

The real root of health or sickness is found in

the condition of the nerves.

Neglect the nerves and they will make you

feel this neglect in many ways, they control all
of the organs of the body and must be kept
healthy and strong to do their work properly,—-—
tired nerves cannot keep the organs of the body

working in that harmony which is essential to
real hraltb.

This is why Paine's Celery Compound is able

it makes tlu- bvdrt brat

) ' .. .. .lll so runny difl'erent forms.
lainr s t cirry (.ompouncl feeds and nourishes
thr nerves. it makes new Nerve Force.
makes pure. rich blood. :1 clean active liver, a
stomach that non quietly and strongly upon all
the food that is given to it. bowels‘that throw
away promptly and surel
life‘s engine room.

I:

y all the ahhes from

‘ true and evenly, it
makes the brain clear and vigorous.

The Nerve Force does this all, and Paine‘s Cel-

ery Compound makes the Nerve Force.

Best of all it makes that buoyant lite-spirit, the

thrill of health, that is the secret of happiness and
the keynote of individual success.

This is the work of Palm's Celery Compound.

it is the most celebrated nerve vitalizer and tonic
in the world.

We give lllt‘ tcstlumny at many individual

“I am a man of more than 60 yarn, and
for the part 20 year. I win a great suffer”
with acute stomach trouble and rheumltllm.
I tried a number of speciallotl, but their of-
lorto were unavnlllng and I felt as though
life was not worth living, and I had glvon up
ull hop. of being a well man again. My
wile. who lilo had utomach trouble. I! In.
alienation of a friend, tried two bottlu of
Pa m'z Celery Compound and was full to.
nor-ad to health. She then encourage: mo
toitry the urn: medicine; 1 did no, and now
I am I Iound and wall man. able to work
Ivory day. l bleu my good'wlfe every (fly
for my good health. as am got mo to “It.
Paina’n Celery Compound, in my opinion this

rutut medicine ever given to the world
or norvouunau. stomach troublo. rhouml-
tlom and kindred allmentn. Your. vcry
truly."-—Martln Baldwin, 610 North 10th Ob.
It. Jouph. Mo. Fob. 25. 1904. .

.CCISCS,ISllIlpl)‘ that you may know their experience
in their own words.

Debtors know and value this prescription Ina

make consihm use of it in their practice.
Its effect is almost instantaneous-the nourish-'
ment and vigor given to the nerve system by
Paine's Celery Compound is felt at once:

The patient fool:- ihis at once and gains confi-

lcnce by it.

The Nerve Force begins at once to make each

ozgan of the body do the work that nature expect!
0 ll. . El

Two days' treatment with Paiuefs Celery Com-

pound wi‘ll prove its marvelous power.

Remember thisrwl’aine's Celery Compound is

wuu, mound-out co.
wmuorou. vuimour.

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LIGH'I'BHIP BREAKS AWAY.
HAYBROOK. Fob. law—A "walnut!
or too carrtod uwny tho cornfield Roe!
llghtvhlp, yootordoy momlnk. land at-
iar drilling alx mllou to tho boat. the
bocnmu wmlgod in tho ice and was
rounded and brought. back to her ato-
llon by tho lighthouse tender Clcllul.
time within
won that thwllghtship hall broken
away from her moorings oft .thla'plnco.
u_grw

TONIC TO THE SYI‘I‘IM.

For ll'mr troubles and constipation
there In nothing better thaliDlrWItt'g»
Little litany ninra the unions-intro
Thor don wookcn‘tho 7
Their mum upon the ”min
to mild. pleasant and bowler-who!)
Moore. of Midwinter. Ind“ ml. "No
use talking. Dantt's, Little Early
moors do their work. Jill othor pills
‘ i “til" "$3?“ 3““ “it“tu'iti
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roads turn an lt‘et'horo word it would
lot at. pooplr with aims to zrlud bark
out. was,- lnirodnoetl‘ln the house by.
Roproaauluuvofloruo . (hark. utDer.
Thy. relative. r ‘ “con int-r. " radical-
ly’ changing the ‘coni‘nlon‘lltw‘ upon the
hub not. . ‘

T 6‘ bill. altar the usual formalities,
Drill/Ides no follow“; ' ".

, Section 1. Every Dill‘floll who shall
"$0 or threaten to: use any phyaionl
force or vIoIonoo toward the portion or
property of uuothar. orio slander or
threaten t slandor. or to Ilbol or
threaten to slander. or to libel or
to compel such Dflrflotl ugu‘lhat bid will
in do. or abstain from doing any art
which such portion hurt it legal right
to no shall be fined not more. than
$100 or imprisoned not 111er than nix
mouths. , . j ‘ '
"flotation 2. Any romblnntlon or narro-
montdietweon two or more employers
or between any employer undone or
more pert-long who are notomployers,
or any combination and ngroemont bo- .
tween‘nny iodloer and auburn! arcor-
partition iwhlrh corporation is an era-
ployeri or any combination or agree-
ment. between any combination. or
agreement betwoen- any officer or
agent or any 'oorporntlon our! one or
' more persons who are not employers.
to do or chime to be done any act or
nuts. except those prohibitod In section
not: or thin actuandihectluns 1.297 and
1298 of tho general statutes, revilion
‘ of 1902. In contemplation or further-
onoo of a trade dispute: between an
employer on enterluglnto unld' com-
blnutlon and ogre entnnd‘hls em-
ployes, or between any other..omploy-
or and his employer; or betweenapy
oorporatlon and Its oinployes, :shall
not. be) deemed a oouhplrucy under the
lows of this state.

Nor shall any agreement. or com-
bination between two or more em-
ployed themselves or between any em-
ploye and two or more persons not-
tbor of whom Inst. portions are om-
ployon. or between any odioer of mem.
hrr of any trade union or labor-organ-
ization and another or other officers
or members of the some or different
trade union or labor organization;
to do or cause to be done any not
or acts except those prohibited in sea
lion one of this chapter In contempla-
tion or i‘urtherenre or 9. undo, dis-
pute betweon any employer and lllI-l or
its employes, be deemed a conspiracy
under the law of this state; and all
hots except those prohibited by this
cllapier either done orthrentened to
be done in furtherence of any-agree-
ment or continuation. concerning any
trade dlapuio shall be lawful under the
laws or this grate. whether an done or
so threatened to be done. either alone
or by any individual or corporation
who is an employer. or In conjunction
with any other person or persons not-
ing in his or its behalf, or whether so
done or so threatened to be done, by
an employe, either alone or in con-
junction with any other person or
persons acting In his behalf.

Section 3. Section 1298 at the gen.
erul utatutos of this state, revision of
1902 and all other acts or parts of nets
lucouaiatont herewith are hereby re
pooled; and all that portion or the
common law of this state- ns ls Incon-
sistent with llllI-l not is hereby abro-
uuted, set aside and repealed.

OYSTER SHOWERS ARE ALARMED

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Wang Section in New River and Hal'-
b°r Bill Modlfied.

WASHINGTON. D. 0.. Feb. l3.-—Tbe
oyster growera of Connecticut are up
in nrmn against one section of the new
river and harbor bill, and It Is under~
mood plans are now being formulated
to have several wou known lawyer:
from the slate come to Washington
nud urge the committee on rivers and
harbors l0 olmuga this particular sec-
tion. The growers of Bridgeport.
squib Norwulk. Stamford and New
Haven are working together to bring
about a modification of the provision.

'I‘ho section in question relation to
the dumping of refuse of any kind In~
to any navigable water of the United
States. The. bill makes ouch dumolnx
unlawful, except as regulated by or-
ders ol' the secretary of'wnr. It furth.
or prescribes "that the secretary of
war. whenever In the Judgment of the
chief of onglneors anchorage and navi-
gation will not be injured «thereby.
may permit the deposit. of any mailer-
lul in navlgable watertr, within limits
to be defined and under conditions to
ho prescribed by him. provided appli-
cation is made to him prior to deposit.
lug such material; and whenever any
permit in so granted the conditions
thereof shall be strictly compiled with
und any violation theroot shall boun-
lnwt‘ul." . _

The committee on rivers nndhan
born gluten that it, had, no Intention of
Inhirlng tho ‘oyuter groworo,.und the
numbers do not think this pro‘vlllon
of tho bill will In any way Interim:
with their hustuosa. ‘ it is maintained
that there In nothing now in this sec-
‘tion and tho loWln‘not changed ox-
i rapt In not for no it given more author.
i by to tho aocreiury ofwu to onforpo
lllii regulation. Hoalrouly hammer
to maltotho necassoryvrosulotiom. but
.ii. lm been touudfidlftloult to more

the conviction of violotma of his-roan.
labour». and the million Monorail:
tor the humane otwromodytug but out.
The memory or war-may not, change
the present rules In ,iiio‘ tout. mount,
no im- an to. incite il-eulor todomt
violators oi the brought lnw. ml”
tion was drawn outta. earnest. antic to.
lion of the war department, and blow
poolnlly aimed nttbm who-dump nui-
toriul In titular-collabor- like Horton
and NowYork. and not. at those along
Long Inland Bound, ' ; ., '
. Wm ‘ ‘

LA GRIP?! AND .PNIUMONIA.

Pneumonia anon» (allow: in dunno
but never follows lilo. use; or roloylp
lionoy uml Tor. drums to mono
coughs and providing. pneumonia and'
conniimpuony .Ank‘i . lows lion ,
and Tar nudrahua . , . .
fared. Mr. G. Voohel‘, 0 till Osgood
drool, Ghioaso. wrllhli. “My Vito
rich had 11 fiwefzdcligo‘ggrgr my; on“
m. Jyur. 0.11 a B! ' Vi El"

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