v
v‘
I
' thhmndittnn of his patient, boatload
'. on ‘
‘ felonious assault of attempt to kill.
, truth (if OI 0.000..
, contmunlcatiw since his arrest.
W JOB. March lass—After the
‘ he attended Misti bandit
the victim of the assault. bed
will the luauoo‘ot the borough court or
manhood. who was tlrrestot yesterday
phones of attempt to commit a
was held for the Superior Court. in tho
, As there was no ilhli.
hood of his securing bull. Diamond was
, taken to the county Jail at Bridgeport.
It was stated to tile court that although
I‘ Midi! lane was suffering intensely. her
‘ so. was not in danger and convales-
oonce was expected shortly. Diamond
had nothing to say. and has been non-
OURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE
LUNGS.
"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. 1
then started to take Foley's Honey and
Tar.‘and my lungs are now as sound
as a bullet. I recommend it in atl-
,voneed stages of lung trouble." Foley's
Honey and Tar stops the cough and
. heals the lungs, and prevents serious
results from a cold. Iteluse substi-
tutes. Sold at Plalstud's drug store.
JURY FOR “BEEF TRUST."
CHICAGO, Mutt-h 22.~~’l‘hc special
grand Jury to investigate the so-callcti
"Beef Trust" was (’Olllilit‘I.t,‘iI toduy.
Three .vacancics left In the panel yrs-
terdny were filled and the huge mnss'
of testimony available was immediate-
ly attacked.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Brat
Ililan Balm is breaking up tlolde when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, 25, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Chi
ford. Baxter's and Plaisted‘l. "
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GRIP
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st:-
o'thyitr itiditllntnliid ‘.
by President Stuyvesant Fish. of the
Illinois Central Railroad. the water
supply of the Stuyvesant dock tihat
company's local shipping tel-initial.
which was destroyed by fire recently.
entailing a loss of $3.000.000l was torn
pared with by unknown persona. us»
tensihly for the purpose or aiding 1hr
lncendlarios. “I do not care to say
anything about the origin of the it
until the investigations have been cu...
pieted." and: Mr. Irish. ”but i do know
that nurw tor supply was tampered
with on that night in a manner which
prevented us from saving much pro-
perty. Ill some places It was almost
completely turned off."
INCREDIBLE BHUTALITY.
It would have been incredible bru-
tnllty if Charles F‘. lomberger. of Byrd
cuse, N. Y.. had not done the best he
could for his suffering son. "My boy."
he says, “cut a fearful gash over his
eye. so I applied Bucklell‘s Arnica
Salve. which quickly healed it and
saved his eye." (load for home and
ulcers too. Only 250 at F‘. B. Baxter's
drug store. "'
GIFT T0 NORTHWESTERN UNI-
VERSITY.
(‘l-IitlAth. Mart-h 23.~—-Ii is announc-
cd ”it” n gift of $250,000 has been
made to Northwestern University by
Milton H. Wilson, a resident. of Evans-
tou and one of the trustccs ot’ Illt.‘
institution. It Is said that this is 1110
lli‘si of a series of gifts to tho Univer-
ally to bc announced soon. which will
aggregate $1,000,000.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.
contains absolutely nothing IllJlII‘-01|d
and for coughs, colds, crolip lln'I
whooping cough It. llus no equal. For
sulc by Stillson-I‘mycll (‘lol‘ptn‘utioth
Clifford I’hlll‘lutlcy, I’icrcc's Ilt'lduc
l’burmncy, Zcittuss l’hnrlnucy. ”
IAN
crour
IN I0 UIWIIS-
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ONIY (:le IINOWN.
MPTION
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not our. NILUIIE g
CIDER.
Cures Sore Tin-out. Quinsy and Ulccrntcd 'l‘onsils. takes Cold
Grip and Pleurlay out of. the whole system like magic.
50 DOSES 25c,
125 DOSES 500,
300 DOSES $1.00
No opium, no quinine, no chloroform. no poison.
B. F. JACKSON & CO.
, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. '
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Mills in Your Floor
OUR NEW SAMPLES OF CARPET
READY FOR YOUR lNSPECTION.
HAVE JUST ARRIVED AND ARE
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BEING DIRECT AGENTS FOR ONE OF THE LARGEST MANUFAC-
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PRICE INDUCEMENTS.
EN
ABLES US TO OFFER SPECIAL
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Dealer-e to Furniture, Carpets. Bedding
. Mailings, Oil Cloths, and Linoleums.
Funeral Director and Embalmor.
:2 NORTH MAIN sr.’
SOUTH NORWALK.
" Fuss
new,
Carpet, Matting. Oil Cloth and
. Linoleum,
On Credit.
A. J. ANGEVINE 8r SON,
134Washingion
St. So. Norwalk.
O
We Call Your Attention
To the advantages offered In the
using of our behixh Coal. Lees dirt.
lela dust. more comfort, more util-
faotion, more heat to the bucketrull
more economy to the ion than any cool
eoid. Given satisfaction because We
nail-factory coal. Try it once. You'll
see tholadvaotago of using it always.
No 'i‘ruiln v.8tamps. Remember you
get voice it Got.
usinrttsnnuu ti son.
122 Water ”not. Tel. 21H.
74 Inview Av... Tel. 149-!
Wood limb Tel. m.
John 1’. ill on. I min in. Net-walk.
Public M: u do. mm It. Io. Nor.
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W awn do noal“~e.fifldllt'goh~
. astronomers. *t:a..“sarua as...» '
According to a statoiaent‘ made here. .
lu
Ii SIIIHHS
Connecticut Agricultural Col-
lege Overcrowdtni - Public
Hearinoeat Harilord Tomor-
row Afternoon
The Connecticut Agricultural Col-
lege is overcrowded. licfore the
past full term opened, It had a wall-
ing list of applicants for admission
next. September. in fact, all of the
boarding ncconunodntlonu at Sierra
were booked so early ill the summer
tlml It was accessory to onlli the usual
August entrance examinations not only
at Storrs bill also at I'Itli‘lIOI‘tI, New
Haven. llnnbury and Norwich.
The need of u now tlol'itlllory,
though more pronounced this year
than before. Imp been kccnly felt for
several years. Resolutions harp been
passed l'cpuntctily at meetings 01’ the
State irungc cullln for Improvements
at tho (lollogo III this rcspcct, After
a hearing at the Capitol. the present
Governor. Comptroller. and 'l‘rcusurcr
mode a favorable report on the. reason
able necessity of a now dormitory
for sixty-six men. thn unuotmccd
at tho annual Slate (ll‘llllgt- tucctluu.
this favorable report was rot-cired
with marked cuthusinsm.
Working plums and specifications
wcl'c prcpnrcd by Mcssrs. Davis and
Ilrookp of Hartford. who subluitlcd
tho proliminnry skclcbce, Iiltls \vcr'c
rccclvud unit] It! o‘clock uuotl It‘cb
I'IIIII‘_\' 38. ill the office of the Static
’I‘I'cusurcr.
'i'ht‘ iowwtl bidders wcl‘c Ilcccptnblt‘
1., both lIltl architects and thc t‘ulicul
oilicrs; IIIIiI lIIi‘II‘ bids will iltct'ct‘orc.
of coursc, dctcrminc tbc muouut o:
the appropriation 11chch for tho bull
dint;
Al [cast one-third of thc new buil-
ding will bu rcuulrtui I11 ordcr to rc~
licrp Ihc pi'cscnt t‘tlillzt‘i-III.’tI condition
'l‘bc nt-w building: will not. only pro
VItIt' lIItlI‘t' \I'IltlIt-‘tltiillt' ultnl‘icrs for sin
dcuts: It will also make it possiblc It
clptip tbc laboratory. in which vigil
sllulcnls hnru boon living, for the slut
tly of soils. I’t-rlllizcl‘s, and scctls. Ni
stoic appropriation will In» requlrcd fol
this ctluipmcni. money for this put-pust-
Ill‘Illg provided by funds annually rc
cclvvd from the tetlcrul trcusury -
funds which thc trustees of tho (Toilet-Ir
are forbidden to Ill-w excl-pt for touch
Ill-,1 tll' l'cwul‘r‘lt.
’l‘hc work of the (‘nllcxt- hits III'\'I‘I
situtd so wcll with tho turmcrs of thc
Stillc us it docs lu-duv. Its ulcchnui
cut and unluostb ‘Hl'It‘llt‘t‘ t-ourws lti‘v
also uplu'ccinlt'd. And its Sumlllcl
Ht'Iilltll I'ur Icllcllt-rs II:IH, tlut'itlr. tlu
lillbl lIil‘t‘y- ycnrs, won u \y‘cll tit-scl'rcd
ptdltlilil‘il) :tuuum timsc who am Ill
Icl'cstcd in country Him and who dc
sit-c to sun Illil‘tKIIIt't‘tI into tllc publi.
schools, particularly Ill I'lll‘llI com
mitlccs, sclleiblc and pt'ucllcllblc idctu
and littlliltttis III the It‘lli'IiIlIg of tbnsc
sthccis which lIr'EI with lluiurc uul'
thc l‘lli'ilI homo.
Anothcl‘ tut-t which hits llclpcd it
build up tho institution In tho but
cost to lilt’ student of its l‘tIlll‘iliItlll
All cxpcuscs i’ur li‘llt‘llllli: :Il't' provided
for by linitcd Sluice funds. 'i‘nition
thcrcforc, is “‘00 III nII (Ittpal‘illlt'nlr
’l‘llc cost to tho student Is IIit‘ bare
citst or living-board tincluding boat
and iightl. clothes. and books. Stunt.-
stlulcnis cvcn pay their cntirc mt
pcuscs by routine work on tho farm or
grounds. in the orchards, gardens. or
slnbit-s, or in or about Ihc collcgc
buildings. 'I‘Ilc (‘oilcgc hufcps four
rcprcst-ututivc brceds ot' (lair-r cattic.
.Icrscys, tillcrnscys. Ayrshircs. and
Hob-twine» It has it half dozt‘n diffcl'
cut kinds of poultry It has oxcu.
slot-rs. sheep. and swine. It kt‘t‘DI dllf~
crcui typos of horses, including inilrcs,
coils. and ii grand f0lll'~,\'t’lll‘ old couch
stallion Imported from Franci- 11 cut-
llvutcs numerous varieties of yt-gctu
pics, and no fewer than thrcc bun
tircd diffcrcut vuricilcs of fruit. It bu.
wuodcli rcsct'raflons rcqnlring work In
lorcslry. and their is work amongst
the ornamental trees, shrubs and
pltlnts on the compile Purely instruct
tlyc work is not pllid for: but mllch of
the ordinary routinc labor Is not only
rctntluct'allt‘l‘ lo the silltlt'nl but ill-
slruciiyc as well.
In lititil the Isle Senator Merrill slliti
bcforc Congress: “’l‘hc most \‘quubic
dirt-cl furor tho (llwcrnmcnt has cycr
bestowed upon agriculture and the
ulcchtmlt- urts was unqlu-stlonebly thc
cndowmcnt of the liH'IIIIiitI agricultur-
tu colleges. where the loading objcct
provided wag 'io touch such bronchus
of learning till lirc rcliitcd to ugi'lctll
lore and the mechanic arts. III order
to promoto the liberal and practical
t-tiucutlon of thc Industrial ciliauca.‘
'i‘Iull lhcy him: done and are doing
educational work most highlyutpprc.
ciuted hint of the widest practical rul
no, and a kind of work never more
nccdod by our country than at the
prcscni limo. thuro run he no doubt.
“The Iantl-uruni coin-gnu are lustittt.
Ilmm that do not lift the cost of thcir
Instruction out of tho rcnch of the
many. nor mulci'utc habits of profuse
t-xpcudllnrc. and tire hcultby homes
for tho students. cspcclully for those
tINtiIlllin of hereditary rcsourcuu, who
look only to ti iil'o of honor-obi“ effort
and labor."
During the lust college your Iht-rc
ware in attendance at. the land grant
colleges. of which The Connecticut
Agricultural t‘lollege bl one, 52.4w. Of
these thrill wart. In four year DDIII'III'I-
in agriculture. and 7.500 in shorter
“
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What Shall lie line in Italian i
This is an important daily question
but no answer it today. 'l‘ry Joli-0.
America's most popular dessert. Re
celved Highert Award. Gold Medal.
World'l Fair. 8t. Lenin. 1001i. Every-
thint in the pack: or. add boiling water
and not to cool. luvorszu-Lemon. Or
no... Ran berry, strawberry, choco-
late. and my. Order It peelin- of
«oil flavor from your grant ted”.
‘ , . . .._. .J m. «mama-aw
Hit.» 1' no rots»
. W
A Helping Hand Exit ndod to may
Old People in soil it Norwaik.
Bo considerate of its need.
Lend them a helpin hand.
Make life easy for item.
The lnilrmttlee of so are many.
Moat old people he. e a bad back.
The kidneys are we It.
Ara worn out with 'ears of work.
Buckache makes an a of misery.
Urinary troubles nights of unrest.
There's 11 my or au‘lshine for the
aged.
‘ en’s Kidney Pillel will make life
easier.
They are doing so to
South Norwulk pool
this.
Many are testifying to it.
Read the following local
merit:
Mrs. C. Gaming. living on lilll street.
says: “I am well up in years and
like a great many old people I had
trouble with my kidneys for a long
time, causing distressing backache. i
could hurt nothing to give me any re
lief and I fancied that Dunn's Kidney
Pills might Ilt-lpme w m If they didn’t
cure. I went to l’laisted's drug store
and got a supply. I; was not. disap-
pointed. Doun's Kidney I’lils dispos-
ed of the last attack. ; The backache
and suffering wwc a thing of the past."
For sale by alideu ors. Price .00
emits a box. Foster~Mllbtlrrl (30.,
Buifalu, N. Y., sole agents for the
United States.
Remember thc numoDonn's and take
r old and young.
to are learning
endorse
.
coln'scs In agriculture, dull'ying, horti-
culttu‘c. mitt vulvriunry still-11cc. ’I‘hclt'
i{i'udltuics In 100:: uulnbcrcd 4.024; and
since illcir founding, nihilfifl.
'l‘llcsc IIfllII'ct-l. taken from 'Sctzrctury
Wilson's Inst rcport, and Scuator Mor-
rlil's rclunrks, III:i\’ bu of lutcrcsi us
slmwiut: thc 111‘: nt ctlilculluuui morn-
lncnl oi’ which lhc work oi" our institll.
[Illll is it part
in conclusion It will sulllt‘c to Htll'
'llui III tin: ctlnsll'llctltnl ot' lIIt‘ nt-w
dormitory ulI cxtruvnullncu will bu
li\‘tiitIt'tI. A luluiwst but plcnslny. tics
igu luls ltccn choscu. 'l‘ltc mutcrlzlls
.‘ullcd for urn brick and Iimcstonc.
with sittic and lilt‘lilI roof. Incxpcnsirc
Wtilitl will Iill socciilrltl Illl' IIIII‘I'Iilr tin-
ishiug. It Is dcslgucd illnt IIIt' buil-
ding shrill bc practically iirc-proof.
Ilircct sunlight In all bl-dl'ooms, iIIltI in
all sliltIlt-s, exccptiug six on the cs
trcmc north cud, will ilc providcd for.
Thcrc will bc nulplc bathing: Itit'IIIlit‘t-i
;u tho busctucut: und in ortlcr to rc-
duc.‘ cxpcusc lhcrc will bu my plum-
bing uborc lbc bnscntcnt, cxccpt for
stcum Ilcnting,
'l‘hcrc will ho a hearing on the new
dormitory plan ltiliitll‘l‘ttw ut‘lcrnoou at
2 t)'t'ltlt.'Ii Ill IIII' t‘upitoi. nt Hartford.
WWW-..”
SPEEDY RELIEF.
A solve that heals without a sca:
is Ichiit‘s Witch Hazel Salve. No
l‘cluctly efforts such s‘pcodly relief. I1
Iruws out inflammation. soothes, cool.“
and boats all cuts, burns and bruises
A surc curt. for Mice and skill disvns
cs. lchilt’s is Iht,‘ only ut-nuint
Vl'lich Iluzcl Sulrc. Iiowurc tlt' couu
tcrt'clis, ilicy ltrc tlnngt‘rons. Sold n)
The Clifford I‘hni'nlncy. "
FERTILIZING EGGS OF SEA UR-
CHIMS.
t‘lllt‘Atit). MilI‘CII ZIZI .\ llcspuirn
to the TI'lIllIIlt‘ntl'tlII Sun Francisco
qnys' I’rol Jacques Im-b has discov-
el'cd ill producing artificial lillc by t'cr
tllisim; ihp cans of the son urchin that
they \ycl'c lwsl t‘crtilizcd by the use
it ltcutic acid or \incgur or formic acid
l'ltlltlwcd by t'lIIIIIIItlII suit. lAll‘gly Illilll~
‘icrs of sch Ill‘l'IillI Iut'ytlc, luu'lnul and
healthy. can I».- produccd from «gas by
turciy (‘III‘IiiItllI and physical lucnns,
\luny stutlcnls of hcr‘cdity hnyc long
bccu looking for moods of raising an
lnlals in large cnotlgb numbers for cit-
ilcl‘llllcuts, which Slitiiiiti possess till-
Ilcrcdiinry t'IIlll‘lIt'lt‘l' of one pnrcnl
only. llctnilcti comparisons of such
individuals with iIItistt which dcrltc
thcil' cliarnclcrs from both purcnt:
will load It) I'csllits in the llcitls of Iit'l‘«
(silty of fur 1'cuclliug inlportuucc.
NO MORE STOMACIH TROUBLES
All stomach trouble ls removed b)
the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Curt. I
gives the atomuth perfect rest by at
resting what you out without the atom
ach'a aid. The food builds up Iili
body. the rest restores the stomach It
hcalill. You don't have to dial your
telf when taking liotlol Dyspepsia
Cure. J. I). Erskine. of Alieuvllie
Iiich.. says. “I suffered Heartburn nnc
Stomach trouble for some time. My
deter-ln-Iuw has had the some troublt
1nd was not able to out for six weeks
She lived entirely on warm water. At
ter taking two bottles of Kodoi Dys
pcpsla Uuro she who entirely cured
She now eats Mandy and is In goot
‘tenlth. I am glad to say Kntiol Eli“
re Instant relief." fluid by The Clii
iord Pharmacy. "
.._._,..____............
CHICAGO'S WAR ON ICE COM.
pANlrh.
(TIlIt‘At’iti. March -\I'llrturp bus
bccn tIuclurcd llliltlliir tho various Icr
cotupunlcs of this clay and thc prim
bus boon cut to 25 mints our ltuutircd
from in roots. The iiuicucndcui com
Itunlos are said to bc without orunnlzn
lion and the cutting loi priccs is doc
to it gullcrul tluht.
........ ”mph“...
THE ORICIINAL.
Foley a (30.. clu‘cugo. originated
Honey and TM us hi throat. and lulu
remedy. tutti on account of tho greu‘
merit and puptllurityi of Foley's lion
oy and Tilt liinliy Iml‘tutions arc. otter
ml for the ucuuiuo. I Ask for lv‘olcy‘t
Ilonoy and 'l‘ltr and define any substi
into offered us no diner proporatlor
will givn the same uwtlsfuction. It It
mildly laxative. it contains no on
titles and is safest ‘or children and
delicate persons. old at Plaisted't
drug store. "
ow In“
BROWN SYSTEM DISCUSSED.
NEW HAVEN, arch 23.-—8uh-
committees of the grievance commit
tens of tho various labor unions. more
taunting tho ettaineors, lireman. conduit»
tors and telegraphprn employed on the
New York. New Ha on and Hartford
railroad went into ,‘oint. convention
here. yesterday to ill ones the “Brown
System" of disoiplln which the rail»
road proposes to pop nto operation on
April i. The mad he asked for so:-
an.
n...—
aeitionn from the e ployes regal-ding
Grinds 010w him an out. is the work
m
1
‘IWI‘ Wmvmw nu...” ‘
“VENEZUELA's serstWoner.
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Together. and Will Sign Tomorrow.
01‘ the council of foreign bondholders
day that on uigrccmcut bctwecn thc
Vcnuzuclun guvcrulucnt iliiiI the
British and (‘lcrmnn bondholdcrs
adjusting and consolidating tlu- cs-
lcrior dcbi‘ (about $2R.ti0ii,0tl0i
will bc signed tolnorrtm'. the
(totals having been concluded to
tho sutlsl’ucilon of both parties. It
was added that the guarantees celli-
prise considerable more than fifty our
cent. of the customs duties of all ports
except Initlualra illltI Pllcrto Caboilo.
but tin: otiit-iais declined to give the
exact figure.
Surprise was cxprcssod at the dos»
patches from Washington intimnilng
that tho Amcrican minister at (Fara-
cus, Mr. Bowen. was seeking to pre-
vent the ratification of the agreement
which the council of foreign bondhold-
crs contends is entirely in accord with
tbc Washington protocol. The Ilrltlsh
and (icrunln foreign oillccs have been
consulted and agree that the bonhold-
ct's lll'c clllirt-ly within their rights IllliI
the provisions of the Iil‘AlliK'tiI.
’l‘hc council of foreign bondholders
has been working for a guaranteed
payment Hlucc tbc promulgation of the
promrol. first on it scllcun- which pro.
viticd for u setllcmcnl or the Vullt‘ZIIt-‘-
Inn iudcblcdncss to all countries, lull
this plan was kiIIclI by thc withdrawal
of ill.- lt‘l'cucll lust October. 'l‘ht'ro-
ut‘tcr lilc British and (lcrman bonhultl-
crs IlllIlt‘lI and sccul-t-ti l’rcsiticni t‘us-
im‘s ugrcculcnl to llliocnlc a portion
of Hip rcrcnuos of Int (Ilillll‘ll. null
Pucrto (‘abcllo to which Minister llow-
cu obicctcd. Slut-c this frustrution In
.iulluury thc imvulboldcrs hnl'c hccu at
work on tho prcscnt ugrccmcnt, which
prnrltics tor the Issuc of how ihl'cc
pcr t‘t‘lll bonds to mycl' tht- IIt'Ili of
thc AnaltrtIcrnuln btnulboiticrs
numuniing, inclutllnr, art-curs to almut
$281100 000.
(:cucrul Antonio \‘cluiini tl’rcsitlcnt
(‘nsiro's tint-:11 uncut] nclcd in letnlt‘
of \‘cucauclu In tho prcscut ucgntiu-
lions whilt- thc council of fm'cgn boutl~
holders and thc Discount. (lostailscilafl
l'cspcclit'cly rcprcscnicd tIlc Ilrltish
and tlcrluuu Iloudlutltlcrs.
GROUP.
An attack of croup 'nu bc wurdcd
off by giving L‘lulntbcriaiu's Cough
Itcmcdy promptly at tho first indicn-
tinu ut' lilp approach of thc discnsc.
For sub» by Stilleon-l’owcll Corpora-
tion, (‘Iifford Pharmacy, Picrcc's
Ilridgc Pharmacy. Zcitfuss Pharmacy.
It
HOSPITAL SHIPS FOR DRUNK-
ARDS.
Proposed by Dr. Mix for Treatment of
Alcoholic Patients.
t‘IlIt‘Ailti, Murch ‘2:L-—~A scbcuu- tor
hospital ships for lillbilultl lll'tlukurtls
has lit-cu propowd by III’, (,2. l.. Mix.
r-xpcrl in Ill.» ll'cntlncnl of alcoholic
illilirlllti, III 11 Icclllt‘c Ilt‘flil‘t‘ lilt- social
scicucc class in the» Vino Aris' Ilultll-
tug. 111‘ Mix look at pcssimislic vie-w
of prohibition iiIltI Itlt'III option and
said that In the lnuttcr of pl'cycntinn.
<ll'it'tcl' lt-glsltltlun for tln- control of
thc sullrous should Ilt' utivnculcd.
"Ail habitual (II‘lIIIkllI'tI is u tllscasctl
mun," hc continued, "and Itc should be
looked utter with n nlcdicnl eye. In
obriuics should Iu- lllyldcd in two
clues-cs. 'l‘hc first is the hospital
stugc and IIIt' sccond ibc couttllcsccut.
The two ncvcr should bc mlxcti.
“'l‘hc first. thing to do is withdraw
lllc poison. illcn lnkt- curc oi the rc~
uciiouury symptoms. 'I‘hc physical
dnmugc on tho stomach. Iit‘cr and kid-
ucys must be rcpaircd. After this
mutt-s tho your or soot cony‘uicsccncc
and the patient should huyc spccitic
ctlllt‘nlioll ()Ii illc cyils of alcohol."
W
CASTORIA
For Infant: and Children.
IIII Kind You Ilm Always Bought
WW
Signature“
TEN PEASANTS KILLED.
in Shooting of Infantry at Kutno. Rue-
aian Poland.
KI‘TNO. Russian l’oluntl. Mllrt'll
v-Tcn pcusnnls wcro kilicd null titty
w'crc wuuudcd nl Lillncntu. March 21.
as tho result of thc shooting of intuit-
lry soul to our]! dislurlmnccs. A crowd
li‘ pcusnuts from Ilculugnown procccli-
rd to lanucmu to Induce the farm lab.
worn in striko uud rioting occurred.
The chief of policc with a company of
.soldlci's wont to tho tlt'chc and the
‘roops llrcd two voilcys at the pens-
1nts.klillnu two on the spot and
.ytluutilnn IIi'ty. 'I‘Ilo tailor wcrc.
u-olntht in carts to tho hospitul here
\vllcrc scron inch and one woman slit)-
lctplcutiy dicd. llllcvcn others are
lying,
Kutuo Is Hilllllll'tl scvcnly miles wcst
lI' Wursuw. it bus at population of
limit! I0.tlti0 souls.
DEATH RATE IN NEW YORK AND
CHICAGO.
During November and December.
I003, ouo'ilfth of the deaths in New
York and Chicago were from pneumo-
aitt. Foley‘s Honey and TM not only
stops the rough but heals and
strengthens thc lungs and prevents
pneumonia. so do not take chances on
a cold wcuriuu away when ll‘oiey'e
Honey and 'i'm' will cure you quickly
and prevent serious results. Bold
at Plalsted's drug store. ”
“Una—L...-
HARTFORD ’WOMAN A BUICIDE.
HARTFORD. March art—Mrs. Jen-
nie Smith. who tlranir carlmlic acid ht
her home. No. 1.178 Main street. last
Thursday morning with» suicidal In-
tout. didtl’ today at the Hartford Hos-
pital as the result. of her not. On the
morning that Mrs. Smith committed
her not. her son, a sister and a board-
ed were seated in the nine room with
‘ler. hire. Smith stmd up and turned
her back when she drank the arid and
her companion thought. she was
Irlnltiu; whiskey. which she kept. to
aid heart action. They did not know
,vhat. she had done until she MI in
was 82 yam
q.
that the taint canton in II tattle: up
I04”. I
I“ floor groaning. Bite
grid. 3 t
.
Our“ .
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a t
British and German Bondholdora Get
LONDON. March 22.—-At the olilcc
The Associated Press was Informed to«
_
I " bri deport Advertisements.
The D. M
\\'hcn it is tinlc to lay a
hood of smut-thing in place of
Dresses for
tics and confirtnzliitm tlrcsscs
summcr.
”or of tho 1905 Silks and
for which III Ihc natural sllzltic
man tells us it is n "Lyons tlyc
soft finish.
Mrs. Xt'wuutu is to bc til i
visit. \\'c wish to say a word
lug always tlic ticsirablc lincs
scvcrnl mouths retains its shot
sci siltm‘ll in this (Icnltmstrzlt'io
After our “it‘ncttu'y Iicmnunt anti
and odd lots to close out at crcu Ices
Prints and
lengths. nt
(iiughams. short
. . .................. ‘It‘.
Childrcn's Drawers. samples, at....l00
Dwight Anchor Shootings, 2 1-4 yds.
wide, short lengths, of .......lbc
Outing h‘lnliliels, short lengths, al.. but
I
Special Values in White Goods.
Other Items that will Interest you.
84 WASHINGTON ST..
Arcs trum 4 it) I4 ycurs, from $1.50 to $5.00.
pougcc it cotucs in :1 iiuc of beautiful coloriugs, navy blue.
champagne, rcsctlu, two shades of brown and white. The silk
$1.00 21 yard. 26 inches wide.
.______._._._.,__
wcck. (iiltI it \till probably bc sis mouths bci‘orc Iicr ncxt
tllc I’. I). t'orsct. 'I‘Iie matcrial is the finest and softest. the ‘
boning is done in the most zultnirablc umuucr.
sci-ms to adjust itsclf to the figure, tits and supports it, gir-
cr lIIt' I’. I). (31' Lo I‘rint'css without citzll'gc.
The D. M.
"ems «Imam ..
Bridgeport Advirtimnum.
.I Read Co.
Enabh‘rlud 1854‘
Neck Rufi‘s and Boas.
sitlc thc Furs ihcrc is full lIIt‘
them. and those stylish Rolls
of liberty silk with their becoming iiuffsalttl frills come in
most conveniently. They give just the right warmth for
cool spring days. We arc showing new spring styles in a
range of prices from $1.25 10335.50.
Very bcautiiul tlsirich l't‘catllcr lions of finest grade fca-
ihcrs in black. whitc and pcnrl color. from $15to$25.
5k I—n-a- n...
Lacc Section.
Little Girls.
\\'c Ian * u now ussortmcnt of White Lawn Dresses for I.
t‘IIIItIi't‘ll, made in thc tluiniicst. prciiicst fashions, wiill tlccp '
puiuictl and iuckctl yokcs. finisitcll with
lzlcc-tl'itumcll licrillus. Skirts pizlitctl and tucked. For par-
embroidered or
now. and ordinary wear in
(but and Soil Rluuus.
Honan Silk.
uczlr kin to Shnuttlng pougcc. I
it might be mistaken. Unlike j
I
so . l
, which accounts for the very A
..l
he t'orsct Scction bill this our
in thosc who huvc uevcr worn
and...
The Corsct
n
. 'l‘llc i’. I). Corset worn for
)L‘. La l’rinccss is a new Cor— 3
11. Mrs. Newman will lit ciih— .
it
.td
1! ail
Read Co.
a .
Rummage Sade
Surplus Sale" we have broken lines
than Sale Prices. .A
Cotton Diaper, short lengths, at 60
sum thItlIH. samples ..... 25c and not:
Flannclcito Dressing Sacks. regular
price 50c; only ......... .......350
lmlltos' Corset Coyote, regular price.
"" only ......... .. ...... ....160
.ot';
I
.
n. Dickertnan 3) Son,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 343-6.
GET?
DEALERS ARI ALIKI.
. ONE DO
The Harris
PHONE yous.
Bestfluulatluuesil’tites
ARE YOU PEREEOTLYIOATISFIED WITH THE COAL YOU
IF NOT, DON'T THINK THAT ALL COAL AND ALL
A TRIAL. ~;
8: Gaps CO.
to warrant or.
Norwalk Chronicler