lie on April ,slll
WHOM!” Ali-
“ committees ,
. of’tli’e Ersngegouhcll a:
.g‘Mcanuin has a use
> ‘Id‘gout Ill. 3. Boynton and
. ryic. ill. Hoadley. The
that thanlnotaonth an-
i villi be held in Red Men's
uNorwallt. on Wednesday,
ho‘firstsesslon will be held
. 10.3100, announces that
re a .regent has appointed
opus. ofmrooklyn. N. Y., to
installinmofllcsr. The cir—
Iso contains various directions
the custodian that shall be worn
,nlembereaattsnding the motion
manner in which various pa-
’ ‘sliallbo forwarded to the annual
In. , . , ,
, dildltion to the other constitution.-
Immtmenta, Grand Regent Boyn-
Mounties. the following commit-
' a , . .
' on Credentials—E. F.
at t‘t;,Walter S. Spicer.
, vFlllier. .East Hartford;
0..., ,ser. iteriden; p. ’I‘.
U!
Kennel, Fair Haven; Warren G.
”Mfmmonl W. A. Miller, Tor.
,, lb,"wf . ‘
. ,' facilities on Mileage and Per Diem
H; N throat, Hartford; E, .I. Moel-
it Fri! so; A. III. Clark, New Ha-
, veil ..
., 0otrimit ,pn Necrology-vGeorge M.
10h, ii. . rtford; W. G. Gunning.
if 7 riisvep; w. A. H. Hatfield, Bridge-
" . Wfiflfand‘duide—eliidward Ris-
st. Hirtford'; assistant to grand war-
m .B Itloii: Norwich; ston-
V‘ “101%,. 3. nave ey, New Haven.
‘ . ‘ al. circul r Is as follows:
~ ‘ tits on Members of the
. ‘ arsed-load Subordinate Councils of
‘IIID gurlsdlotlon of Connecticut,
‘ 'ity With the provisions
" tion. the grand council
new Arcanum of Connecticut
vellum the nineteenth annual
10," o’clock a. m.. on Wed.-
‘ il 19, 1006, at Red Men‘s
' #3:; ,Norwalk, Conn. When the
_ , representative attends. the
tomato from the same council can
beaflnitted, only as a past regent.
. .AI post regents of subordinate coun-
oils" in good standing are entitled to
seats in the grand council chamber
, upon presentation of proper certificates
I not with no voice or vote and without
mileage and per diem.
Thepfiicers and members must be
clothed with the jewel of their rank.
All resolutions introduced for con.
sideration by the grand council must
be prohibited in duplicate and should
be foal ed to the grand secretary not
lateeéthan. April 12, 1906.
Theysupreme regent has honored
this ”grind jurisdiction by appointing
Brother Harry W. Jones, of Brook-
lyn, N. Y., a supreme representative
from the state of New York, as our
installing officer.
The deputies and installing officers
having rituals are requested to return
them to the grand secretary before
thesession of the grand council.
A banquet will be served at Hotel
Clifford on Tuesday. April 18, at 9 p.
In.
There are in South Norwalk two ho-
tels,.namely the Clifford and the Ma-
,. hapmo. Representatives and meta-
beraof the grand council should write
‘1. for their own accommoda-
; titan. Roth hotels are convenient to
go,“ meeting place. .I would advise
. at all those expecting to attend the
' aeodlm send in their application for
moon‘s to either of the above hotels
, ‘ilninediately upon receipt of this cir-
yr’f‘lie grand secretary will be at his
adios trains . 111., April 18. and would
uhi’d‘ll'insm re and representatives
gito register In his once as soon as com
‘ "5i.” after their arrival.
’ .9 committee on credentials will
idiot in the hall where the grand coun~
session“ to be held promptly at
I”: '0» April 19. without further no-
“ lifts hoped that every council in this
grand jurisdiction will be represented
1 'w appoint Bro, H. S. Sav-
communes council No. 1428
film, grand chaplain pro tem to
07 caused by the resigna-
Liisis I. ng.
if so hereby appoint. ro. any B. Dol-
, member of the committee on
. 7 . Bro. Edgar M. Butler.
not hereinbetore mentioned
by the grand council in honor
. ‘ Mitch's «My the
”gents .of the state the
tires from the subordinate
oill‘yo‘or of the trend council
its at his station promptly at
will be furnished on mu-
e guild ~4sscrstar .
. Hon. CharIes ii.
if. Voaburg are ap-
to arrange for
+1006 .
Appointments ct
. . Howard, Jr., Green-
a. Dilitributiop of Re-
III the vacancy caused by the pl
,0! the grand council. and the l
city at present.
I)!
see
consonant... .
v .
Scott’s Emulsion are the
L” greatest remedies for cen-
. . , i .
sumption. Scotts Emulsion
I Ewill always bring comfort and
relief —-— often cure. I Scott's
Emulsion does for the con- -
sumptive what medicine aldne
I
cannot do.‘ It’s the nourish-
ment in it that takes the/fps-
tient in long strides toward
health. :
We’ll send you a ample free.
BCO’I'i‘ C BOWNE. cop Pearl Street. N on York.
WILL mas-r TUESDAY.
Stamford Street Railway Stockhold-
ers Called Together.
Next Tuesday there will be a special
meeting of the steakholders of the
Stamford Street; Railway In Stamford,
the object. being to complete the act
of transfer of property for which the
meeting Wednesday was held. This
new meeting is apparently necessary
because of the decision made after re.
receiving petitions of Stamford people
to change the. name of the company
which is to hold the Stamford, Green'
wich and other lines. The Greenwich
Tramway Company, with which the
Stamford company is to be merged.
had changed itsname to the Port. Ches—
ter Railway Company. The name for
the last twentyefonr hours. howdever.
has been the Stamford Street Railway
Company.
The notice for next Tuesday‘s meet-
ing has been issued by Secretary John
G. Parker. of the New York. New lia-
ven road and in this notice it is stated
that the object of the meeting is to
act upon the question of selling the
property rights and franchises of this
company to the (lreenwicn Tramway
Company. which company has changed
its name to the Stamford Railway and
to transact any other business proper
to come before said meeting.
-“I suffered for months from sore
throat. Eloclrlc Oil cured me Ill twen-
ty-four hours." M. S, (list, Hawes—
ville, Ky.
A KEY LOCK FOR GASOLENE SUP-
PLY.
Eben Hill. Jr., Patents a Device that
Promises to be a Soon to
Automobile Owners.
Eben Hill. JI‘.. secretary and super-
lntendent. of the Norwalk iron Works.
has patented a device that. promises
to be a boon to automobile and launch
owners. II In a key lock for the gaso-
lene supply and the trade all through
the country is jumping at it.
The lock fits on the gasolene pipe.
taking the place of the usual shutoff
at the side of the engine. II Is a
small brass device anti Is turned with
a special key. no two keys being alike.
One of the principal features is that
the key can not be taken from the
lock. save when tile gasolcne is turned
off. The key is inserted in the lock
and the gasolene turned on and then
the key has to remain In the lock un.
til it is turned off. when the key can
be removed.
The looks are perfectly tight, helm:
tested by gasoiene under a pressure
of ninety pounds.
"Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that i had many hem-
orrhages." writes A. M. Ake, of Wood.
ind. “I took treatment with several
physicians without any benefit. I
then started to take Foley's Honey and
Tar. and my lungs are now as sound
as a bullet. . i recommend it in ad-
vanced stages of lung trouble." Foley's
Honey and Tar stops the cough and
heals the lungs. and prevents serious
results from n cold. Refuse substi-
tutes. Sold at Plaisted‘a drug store.
Two RANGES FOR c. N. a.
One of Which Will he Located in New
Haven.
HARTFORD, March 17.-In
House yesterday the committee on
ltary affairs reported nnfavorably on
the bill for a $15,000 appropriation for
a rifle range for the Second Regiment.
C, N. (3 Chairman Griswold. of Guil-
ford. explained that the committee had
recommended another bill providing
for s 810.000 appropriation for the pur-
chase of two or more ranges by the ad-
Jutant general for the use of the en-
tire Connecticut National] Guard, one
of which will be situaisid at New i-Ia-
ven. ‘
tho
mum-non.—
TONIC 70 Tall! OYITIM.
For liver troubles anal constipation
there is nothing better than DeWItt's
Little Early Risers. the. famous little
He. They do not. weaken the stunt-
sch. Their action upon the system
Is mild. pleasant and harmless. Bob
Moore, of Lavayettts. 1nd,. says: “No
use talking, DeWitt's Little illsrly
Risers do their work. All others pills
haveused grips and make me sick
in the staunch and never cured me.
DoWitt's Little Early Risers proved
to be the long sought: relief. They
are simplfl perfect." daemons travai-
inf dud tile Early Risers the most
rolsbie remedy to carry with them.
hold by The Clifford Pharmacy. ' "
I'D" D V
I PI IR OMIO FRO
‘ ' IN. OT?! M
new HAVIIIN; aiclli itmrrar. its.
distill. iVerriII. oilfield. curator of
the Zoo I col on. today ad»
venues the theory thdt spotted fever
which there oralmany cases in this
is probably conveyed
giro bites of fleas .or, similar in-
Hope. nest. air. rcst ajiid‘j
» mills:
but one casing.
i
That shows reliability.
'l‘hat shown regress.
Iience their superiority
DARIEN LIGHT AND WATER.
Senator Denovariwpposed to One. Ho
i is Not Certain Which.
Wednesday's meeting of the inner
pornilon Committee of the Legislature
a resolution incorporating the Buried
Light Company was scheduled for u
hearing. it had twice before been so
scheduled. It was understood that
Micheal Kenealy wanted to be heard
on the bill, Mr. Hilloks of the Con-
llecticut Railway and Lighting Com-
pany was there to oppose any one else
in support of the resolution. Mr.
tilncks said he had twice brought the
opposition to be heard, and was will-
ing to go ahead. though it would be it
good deal like putting the cart before
the horse to oppose anything before
they knew what. they were to oppose.
hairmun Alcorn quite agreed and an-
ounccd that, as the fathers of the res-
olution had repeatedly failed to ap-
pear, the committee would report atl-
versely—n decision from the bench
that was quite out of Hie ordinary. it
being the custom to withhold an-
nouncement of action until made to
the House ill which measures origi-
note.
Senator Donovan was before. the
committee. He was there, he said, ill
opposition to some Dairies bill. The
schedule called for hearings on lwo-w
the Darieil Islgllt mutter, previously
referred to, and the resolution lllcoi'po.
rating the Ilarieu and (lienbrook Wu~
for Company. Mr. Donovan couldn't
tell which one he was opposed to. bill
be was opposed to it. The Light l'oso.
liltlon was kicked out by (‘llniriuali
AIt‘OI‘Il. as related. and the Water
resolution was withdrawn, so the
world probably never will know who
ther Senator Donovan was opposed to
Light or Water.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle
i‘lel.. says: "I suffered for years witl
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped mi
until Hook Brasillan Balm. and one 5i
cent battle cured me completely."
For sale by R. if. Piaisted. F‘. H. Btu
.er and the Clifford Pharmacy. "
l8 HAPPY:
Schmidt Tickled Over Light Sentence
Imposed.
Paul Herbert Sclilnidl kllOWS he is a
fortunate man. No one knows if bit
tor, lie displayed ills knowledge in
his actions ill ”10 Juli ill Bridgeport.
After being sentenced to nine yours In
lllf‘ stillo's prison. he was taken back
to ”to jail. When he arrived there.
the prisoners expressing the uuturul‘
cul‘iouslty of human kind as to what
the verdict had been, St-llmidl was ask-
otl.
' “What did you gel 1’"
"They fiiiii‘i‘ me life."
jokingly.
“Aw. go on." suld one, "it's more
likely they‘re going to stretch your
neck."
"No. they gave me life" said Schmidt
said Schmidt.
CURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE
LUNGS. I
I
.th
mil- iglves the stomach perfect rest by di
more seriously. and he was believed.
lie loked in this nlnllllt‘l‘ for about five
minutes and then told his fellow pris
open; just what the. sentence was
They would not believe him. They did
not, Illlllk ll pmsiblp Ito lliitl only I‘I'
I‘t‘th‘tI such light punishment. and ii
\‘.'nI-i some time before they actually
contributed to consider it.
Yesterday Schmidt went to Wcth~
erstleiii with Sheriff Hnwloy and he
acted as though he were going on a
picnic. He evidently appreciates the
fact that serving nine years in prison
Is it. great deal different from being the
man who springs the trap in tilel auto-
matic hanging apparatus III the dentil
chamber at the state's prison to which
the jury had power to send him.
N0 Moss eTOMACl-i iaousLas
All stomach trouble iii removed b)
0 use of Rods] Dyspepsia Curt. Ii
gestlng what you eat without the atom
sch's aid. The food builds up the
body, the rest restores the stomach to
health. You don't have to diet your
self when taking Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. J. D. Erskine, of Allenvllle
Mich. says. "I suffered Heartburn and
Stomach trouble for some time. My
sister-ln-law has had the some trouble
and was not able to eat for six weeks.
She lived entirely on warm water. M
for taking two bottles of Kodol Dys-
pepsia Ours she was entirely cured.
She new sets heartily and Is In good
health. 1 am glad to say Kodoi gave
in. Instant relief.” Sold by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy. "
ADAMs MAV I: TRIED IN MAY.
Stamford Murder Case is Once More
Pflstponad.
The case of Henry ti. Adams. of
Stamford charged with murder In the
first dome in having set fire to the
Salvation Army's hotel. In which it
man was burned to death. went over
to the May term of the Superior
Court today. by agreement of the
State’s Attorney with Attorneys Hom-
er 8. Cummings and James A. Msrr.
for the defense. Adams was brought
into court. yesterday and he sat with
sung Schmidt during the arguments
n the lsttet"a trial. He congratulated
Schmidt too that the latter had eli-
caped the gs Iowa. bolus found guilty
of murder in the second degree.
.. summit...
. _ a
catapults that are .cursiii nick.-
ir cured imbue atlases doth‘m
l ndrsflout “idiom
give the bodice/dull: in Stamford Funniest. but there is ay‘smail
saving in first cost if one is omitted. Man
Made by s foundry established in 1830;
tombodying the latest features-man
Mutant. from all be few 0th
FOR SALE BY
HORACE Rt NASH IN SOUTH NORW
, CORNER- .WIIBT AND MAIN,.HTREETS.
Alt God who I“!
y other makes live
y of them exclusive;
er "first-class" militcs; .
, ., >
ALK,
MANY TRAINMEN'GO.
l Vet-"nub. , >
“Brown" System Plan Soon to he Sub-
mitted by Consolidated Railroad.
Up to noon today it was stated that
no reply had been received by the
Consolidated railroad engineers from
their national officers with reference to
the dispute that has come up between
libs engineers and the nreiueu ill coll-
neciiou with the manor of represents.
tiou on grievance committee before
the company.
A large number of lhe Tralnmeu's
committee has gone home, it is said,
having concluded lllolr spring business.
But little. it is said. outside of tile
firemen-engineers iil‘l'uir. remains for
the labor unions to consider, except the
taking up of the "Brown" system of
discipline.
This system will be put in force on
the road on April I. and sub-commit-
tees front the unions will discuss it
and suggest all‘ieuiillit'nls its soon as
the proposition Is received from the
road.
No organized opposition to the lllflll‘
appears.
MES. IA
For Infants and Children.
Ilia Illnii fill liiu Always Bought
Beers the "'
Signature of
O
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
A MllSlChl. TEXT IN STORE.
The forthcoming appearance of Pry-
or. his band and soloists. at Hoyl‘s
Theatre, matinee and tonight. promis-
es to prove the principal musical event
of the season. The immense popli~
lai'iiy of the young American bulld-
muster assures the presence of a large
audience and the. filth“ reputation of
his luagnlficenl band has. preceded it
everywhere. its metropolitan triumphs
being familiar to all classes of music-
Iovcrs. Arthur Pryor, known or yore
as Sousn‘s Trombone King and assist.
ant conductor, is a typical American.
without any of the nifectaiion and oc-
cenirlcliles upon WIIII‘II so many for-
eign musicians seem to base their
claims to fame, and the band that he
has organized Ia unequalled in this or
any other country. I’l‘yur'ti wonderful
trombone solos lluvi» won international
distinction for lilm and are alone suffic-
ient to attract l1 bout of musicians to
hour them, and they must be heard to
be even upproxiillutoly appreciated.
ISLE OF SPICE.
B. C. Whitney's lituslcal comedy com
pany, having credited itself recently
with a highly successful run of one
hundred slid fifty nights at the Majes-
tic Theatre. New York City, will be-
gin an engagement here. at Hoyi's Tile-
litl'e. Tuesday. March 21st, presenting
the newest musical comedy, the “Isle
of S ice." The iiilillu rust, scenery,
costu ins and electrical effects that
made the piece such it go in the metro-
polls. will be slioll III‘I‘P. The prlma
doilua of the company Is Mine (lor-
lrudo. Ziliililor. formerly occupying the
same position with the late Bostonians.
All of the young women of the com-
pany that have been the means of it
being "the bounty show" will be on
view here.
......_.
iIOYT‘S TilliA’l‘itld TOMORROW.
Saturday. March 18. matinee
and night. another brand new play will
be presented at Hoyt's Theatre. with
meat. It is called "In the
Darkness."
W... ...
"rt-ll COLONIL's WATIRLOO.
Colonel John M. Fuller. of Honey
recent letter, he says: ’
dead. f these comp
thong I tried my .f
did me no good; so I got a title bot-
tle of your great Electric mite
which cured ins. i.consider them
the behtinadiolne on earth. and thank
from Liverond Kidney: trouble. In a
aid", and, iii-
“new
. _
. . Ell
'. " 3 i’t’iiui'n
.. can». ; ”59"”
malts than." a .mrsnma
inhaler Biifoit‘a‘no'ss and
{will}? H, mm. 7"“3‘5
is
gen ththdowlsdpe to
id. as
l
,., . ‘ , ‘I A
fraternal Organisations Plan. to
m
the Weaker Lodges. ‘
HARTFORD. March li.——Il ed H.
Waidron and Walter Leigh, ale-presen-
ting the Masonic indemnity ‘ftliiiOfJIR-'
lion: Carleton It. iieadiey, ill, itoyul‘
Arcanuni; it‘. P. Tyler. the it‘ aleruai
licncili lcugllo: William T. llly, and meme» ,/ .n‘i ii
‘Jonaihnil N. Cilupill, the Now i llglnliil
‘(irder of Protection. appeared before
Ibo colliilllllec on the judiciary today
in favor of a bill to uvrilllt f'ulel‘uul
I . benefit organizations to employ agents
to solicit members for would lodges.
The organizations were not ag oed up.
on the present bill. but chap as were
made this afternoon In the biIl which
is agreeable to all the. organizations
interested. l .
A favorable report was motile on the
bill relating to the continuance of the
tax commission of New Hal/hill. coir
sisting of the mayor, comptroller. us-
slstnni corporation counsel. one alder.
mall and three citizens, the duties of
the commitleo‘ being to cool
mailers of taxes.
A resolution was offered aplpoluting'
.ioliu binds and it). it, Kelsey Judge
ipromise
.
and depuly judge of lite lirunfortl
court.
The house received favorable re-
ports on bills providing for charter
amendments, and gIVIIlg-Ihe control of
all public Nfllllil‘fti-l and parks in the
park t-ollinlisslou of New ”oven with
the exception of streets which pass
lhl'ollgil parks or squares. and also
for a bill providing for a colliulission
on sculpture to be composed of three
citizens, who are. to be experienced in
sculpture. who shall pass upon all me-
ulorinis. etc. to be erected iii public
parks. Members of the ci’lltimlssioli
are to be appointed by tile mayor. cou-
Iil‘tuotl by the board of ulilerlbltin and
serve for terms of three yours.
A delegation of if burbcts from
New lluven appeared before lite. colli-
lililioe on public health and ilafcly ill
opposition to a bill that aims ill, the.
nllsollllioll to a bill that aims ill the
abolishing of tile siiile biil'liolrs- corn-
lilissioii.
STRIKES HIDDEN ROIDKS.
When your ship of lit-.uiilll strikes
the IlIlIIIt‘Ii rocks of (lollsluulpllmi,
Pneumonia, ettu, you are lost, if you
don‘t gel. lluip from Dr. Killg's Now
Discovery for (,‘ousumplion. J. W.
McKlnllon. of Talladega Springs. Alia,
writes: “I lliitl been very ill with
l’nculiionin, under the care of two dot--
tors, but was getting no boiler when
he began to take Dr. King's New Dis-
rover-y. The. first done gave relief.
and one bottle cured me.” ilure cure
for sore throat, bronchitis, coughs and
colds. (luarnuteed at i". H. iinxier's
drug store. price 50c and $1.00. Trial
bottle free. "
CONSOLIDATED‘S PLANS.
Mlddietown Branch Road L.ikeiy to
Have Trolley Equipment.
NEW HAVEN, Mui‘cil l7—«ll‘rosiilolii
Mullen of the New Haven thmtl was
naked lIilS morning it [hero was any
truth to the rumor that tile (‘onsolb
iialvd Wi‘lIIII I"|llIl) lbe Mt’l‘Illif-‘II, .\IIII—
tIIt‘lnwn iiIllI Waterbury branch of the
New Haven road with an overhead
ll‘f)IIi'_\'. or such portion of II as would
[five areas to MIIIIIII‘Itlwfl and give.
that city it Sunday rnilwny survive by
trolley. President Mciicn‘s answer
WIISZ
“'I‘Ilc llliliier has not yet been deter-
mined.“
It Is iieclllilil quite probahlly. how
ever. [Illil this plan will be followed.
For years there has been litll way of
gelling It) and from hiiililiciou'li by
lrilliey. and on Sundays ”MRI? has
been no train service of any kind for
that city until evening. The last
imalslature gave lIlt': Mitlltilctowii
Street Railway ("oulpnuy power to
connect with ”10 Merldcu li‘iiild ill
liigbiallil station, ()Iiit-iuls 0f the (You-
SUIIt’Iillt‘tI road. which now illwlls lite
Miiltlietowli trolley system. have ro-
t‘elllly been looking over lIlt,‘ proposed
route. lllllI there is reason to believe
that lIlt‘ proposed electrifying of IIlI‘
Moldova and Waterbury branch is
seriously considered. The (‘IlIIIIDIPIIOII
of the plan would be ii boon to Mltl~
(IIf‘lOWII. I‘ronlwoil ullil Portland. The
trolley lino would undoubtedly roll-
net-t with the Mt‘i‘IlIl‘ll Il‘UIt‘y rout] ni-
relldy owned by the Consolidated, and
make it possible to travel ti nearly
all points In the Slate by irol‘ey from
Mldtlletowu.
fi
Jr
Slaw YORK. on“... sat
HARTFORD RAILRC
-
TIME TABLE.
in Effect December 4. 1004.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALIK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.-—12:62x, 5:33x, 5:15p, 0:10;,
0:50, 0:65, 7:40. 8:20x, 8:42, 9:071.
9:32x, 9:51, 10:55x, 11:41.
P. M.—-12:40x. 1:05. 8:05k, 8:61.
6:10x, 6:46. 0:01x, 0:303, 7:281.
8:003. 9:521. 10:”.
Cundays.
4A2; M.-—10:62:, 6:383, sitar. 8:68.
P. bf.-8:59x, 3:05:. 6:40,) 6:01;.
7:33, 8:00x. 0:52:. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NOl WALK
A. liar-4:00, 5:50. 0:50 7151.8:00x.
vane
mp.
l
I
elaborate scenic and mechanical equlp'l
Shadow of 53“, a
Grove. Texas. nearly instills Waterloo. 9:11. 11:11:. P.
"I was nearlyl
“if doctor. he DANIUR‘Y TO OOUTl-I NO
rs. 11:00.
, #10333
8:50;. 0:001, 10:02x, 1 :04, 11:00:,
it. Ibis-12:02:. 1:00, 2200:, 2:55,
3:811, 4:041, 4:09. 4:32, 0:01 . 0:07.
6:27, 0:001, 0:02. 8:00x. 9:29.l11:00:.
l
12:00:. ,
‘ OUMIIyl. l
A. M.--0:00, 7:30,10:08. ‘ .
P. Ida-6:02. 0:00 8:00. 11:01i. 11:00.
sourii NORWALK To , saw
HAVIN. l
A. hip-12:14:. lzilix. 1:001. 0:10.
7:30.8:38.azilx,10:00:.11:111,ii:fl.
Ida—12:05:. 1:21. 3:111, 4:25.
:0'ls. 0:38. 7:102, 0:101, 11:24.
port. in addition to thovs.
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Bronchitis. Stubborn Coughs, Settled Colds, Incipient
Consumption, Debility and Wasting Diseases are heat treated
with Linoninc. the pure'and healthful fact! :zicdicino. The
superior value of this medicine has been proven in so many
cases cured. where all else has failed, that no argument is no-
ccssary.
, 'i
At all drug stores, 25, 50, Sir,
WM”OWOOMWMOWW
,,.- “we-.. .... --.-., WW,- ,. Mr”, _-,_ .
BILL OF $27 FOR CIDER. l VIOLATIONS OF NUMBER RULE.
a The superinieliileuts of the various
Juice of the Apple the Special Bever- divisions ol‘ the (‘lorimllltlntoii have is-
age of Town Farm inmates. jsiwtl notices calling the attention of
The selectulon often have cause to olilpliiyeou to the fuel. that. a recent.
wonder ill some of the bills presented. l lour or inspection showed that. lile‘
One which was held over from last ‘lllttir runs mully engines are left in
year was for $27 for t'Itli‘l'. It: details the round houses with their classifies
that. older is the special beverage I'iil‘lliiiu illilllIWI‘i-I and letters in place- flllil
some of the Inmates iii ”10 'i‘owu “ iiilii rabooses are left on tile sidings
Farm. willl numbers not removed. The eni~
~-'-———--—--- ployi-ils are requested to see to it that
WOMEN’S KIDNEYS. ‘lIlt' rules calling for Ike removal of
Women are. more often afflicted with numbers and letters from engines and
kidney disorders than men, but nilri-gciiiloosos iii the end of every run are
bl'ile lilo symptoms to diseases UGI‘III-gtlill‘yl‘lI.
iar to their sex, while in reality the; m
kidneys are deranged. Norvouaness.’ GROUP. -
headache. puffy or dark circles IlIltIel‘i All titltlck of croup can be wurdcd
the eyes, pain in the back, are alsnsioff by giving Chamberlain‘s Cough
of kidney trouble that. must not. be in- 1, Iii'llii‘lly promptly at the first Ill(IIt‘il'
noretl, or a serious malady will result. 1 lion 0" tin- approach of the disease.
Foley's Kidney (lure has restored the! For sult- by Sillison-l‘owell Corpora-
lleallil of thousands. of weak, nervous, iioli. Clifford i’hill'lllittly. Pierce-2s
broken down women. It. stops Il'regtl-l lil'iilgo I’llilruliicy. Zeltfuss Pharmacy.
Iariiles and strengthens the ul'lnilry or- I H
galls. It purifies the blood anti bene-
fits the whole- sysiem. Sold at Plals-
ted's drug store. ' "
; ’I‘ho (pluck doctor is a patient work-
; t'l'.
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filth: BALM
“fills 9M? Wot".
OLRNEQWDGHS BRON.,C'.I.!..T'5"
CONSUMPTION
MS WWI) IllOIlSANDS Kills lift EACH.“
tutu" up. Attila”.
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81610.8.
Cures Sore Throat. Quinsy and Ulcerated Tonsils. takes Cold
Grip and l’lcurisy out of the whole system like magic.
50 DOSES 25c, l25 DOSES 500, 300 DOSES $1.00
No opium, no quinine. no chloroform, no poison.
B. F. JACKSON & 00., INDIANAPOLIS, IND
.-
“Tize coarse...
of a practical. economical. responsive and easily managed cooking
device is fully met in the
Hub Range. '
It has every up-to-date improvement and invention for saving
time. fuel and labor, and that is why the Boston. New Ymk, Provi-
dence. Worcester, New Haven and Hartford Cooking Schools use
and recommend Hub Ranges. They are the world's best by any test.
A. J. Collins& 00.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
TH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
FURNITURE,
Carpet, Matting, Oil Cloth and
Linoleum,
011 Credit.
A. J. ANGEVINE 8r SON,
134 Washington 81:. So. Norwalir.
9%
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We Call Your Attention
To the advantages offered In the
using of our benign Coal. lass dirt.
less dust. more comfort, more satia-
faciloil. more heat to the bucketfuli
more economy to the ion than any eoai
sold. Gives satisfaction because It‘s
satisfactory coal. Try it once. You‘ll
use the advantage of using it always.
No Trading Stamps, Member you
list value In Coal. .. »
ii. Iifll‘SlIflllIld‘SON.
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