_j could cell where to find hcr,
jbeen absent. from
days. but he returned yesterday and
‘Hllnol‘lntondout Birmingham requested
' Buloon keopcr told tin» 'mtpcrintcudcnt
‘ this morning said that no warrant had
' for the crime of scductlou or upon
Lilith her for camp time. and it won:
jdéut did not hold the mun. as ho bud
' cute.
FORGET ABOUT YOUR STOMACH.
' nay Cure 1 tool bottor than i have for
, only food of tho chlldrcn. by manual
rw
. . .., W .
“who”; Pretty Bridgeport
' Girl.
Mimi} I wont”. April unwind. alien-
m9 police llllti boon directed
.tll‘uuppuulancc oi‘ prclly if. your-
.{admlo Foley, who until u wreck
' . . Watt uniployod pt the factory
., Bridgeport Bruno company no u
mono oporutor. Her parents, Mr.
V,Mi-l.‘James Foley of 457 llurral
no, have boon groutly worried ov-
,. liar, and they feared alto had been
ti the victim of a crlmlhul syn
. .8 name of 11 local suloonkocpor of
lit. a prominence and concitlcrnhlo por
l"‘:{luilucuce was oonncctcd with
”goalie and tho policc bellcve ho lod
,' r'toleaw York. whom she won re
. tlyvxoulul and unvcd .by the work oi
a {lorry socioly.
The halooukccpcr had horn noon
thanght when silo dlcupprurcd hc
Ho hat
5mm
town for
in! Interview with him. 'l‘hc mmcrlntcn
no warrant. and tho coon is ouc for the
New York uulhoritlcu to nci upon. 'l‘hc
that he had nothing it) do with the
girl's disuppcarunro.
Prosecuting Allornt‘y .i. S. Pullman
been ihuuud for tho til-rout of the man
any other churlzc, bccauSe it was it
ease for the Gcrry society to prosc-
It» your dlgcstion is bad the vital or
gang of your body are not fod and
nourished as thcy should be. The)
now weak and invite disease. Kodol
Dyspepuiu Cure digests what. you out.
cures indigestion and till stomach trouv
bles. You forgot. you have a stomach
from the very day you begin taking it
This is because it. g‘cln u rout—4c»
cuperotes and gradually grows so
strong and healthy that it troubles you
no more. E. L. Bubcook. Amherst.
Minn, says: "i have tnkcu a great
many remodioe: for indignation luu
have found nothing canal to Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure." _ Kodol dlgculs what
you out, Cllms indigcsllon, Dyupcpsia
n Sour Stomach, lick-hing. llcurtburn
and all Stomach 'i‘roublc. its prcparn
tion in tho rcsult of many yours of rd
search. Sold by Clifford l’hurmncy
It
CONSCIENCE MONEY.
$1.250 Returned to Meriden Fire insur-
ance Company.
Midl‘tliilCN. April l.’l.--~lu tho mob
of tho llomo Notional bunk youttu'tlfl.‘
was ticposilcd $1,250 consclcuco 1mm
(’5'. It'ulllc crt-tlil of tho Mcridcn Firu
Insul'uucc company. which won! out of
active husinr-H: in mm, lhirlccn your:
ago.
Thu mom-y was scnt to ox—(iovcruor
(lhuulbcrloin. prvsidt-nt, of thc bunk, b5
1‘). B. ClHYTt‘H, oi' linslon, l'orlncrly oi
Merldou, Governor (‘hunlln‘rlztln wu'
president ainl Mr (‘owliw uni-rotor)
when tho Mcriilcu ii‘irc inmtruucc com
pany rctircd from tho hold and vciu
Stlrctl llS luminous with tho ltoynl in
t-utruncc compuny. ol' l.i\'crpool, m
which lt‘iclli A“: t‘owlcu oi‘ lloslon or.
tho Now idncluntl ntzvnls.
A few \vocku uco thcro wns rot-clvml
at tho lormcr (llllt't‘H in tho inuuruuct
company :1 onto linking for lufmnmtlor
us lo nny oiliccrs of tho old llll-llll‘illll‘t
compuny. 'l‘liila noto wur. soul in ltlr
(lowlou in lioston. lilo nunwrrcd it
and rcccivcd in rclurn n lcttvr.
This lt‘llt‘l' contulnotl lwtvlvo Sillll
bills; and n Shit hill. tiu tho t'll\'l‘l(i]l|
was thi- inscription. "From it}. l-i
Colcmau.“ ’t‘ho h-ttcr was signed "(3/
Mr. (lowlcu has gonc nbroud und thc
money was soul to Gov. Chumhorluiu
who will kcop it until Mr. ('owlcu ro
turns whcu it will bc divldcd humus
tho lilti ntocltholdcrs of thc company.
MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER.
Moi-n than hull of nmnkiutl ovcr nix-
I.y years of ugh miffcr from kltlncy and
bladder dluordoru, uuuuily column-
ment. of pronlrutc gland. This is
both puinful und dnnncrouu, and it‘d
ley'u Kldnoy (‘m'o should be taken at
the first sign of dunner. us it corrects
irrogulurltlos and hurt cured many old
men of thin discuuc. Mr. Rodncy iiur-
nott, Rock Port, Mo, writtu-t: "I our
loved with onlurucd proututo gland
and kidney troublc for yours and of
tar taking two bottlon'of Foley‘u Kid.
twenty your-it, ulthouizh l out now ill
years old." Sold ttt l’luiutod‘g Drug
Store. ”
FORMALDEHYDE lN MlKK.
Bellevud to Have Cauced Death of
TM“.
PROVIDENCE. ll. L. April l:l.i~- lv‘or.
luuldebydo wun lllN'llUH't‘tl yt-utcrduy
in milk, which. it In lwllcvml. ('Illltfl’tl
Hm dcnth of William and lullu blhuoloy.
three months oltl lwltlu yculorduy. 'l'hc
dlncovcry wuu ninth-.by Milk inspector
W. 0. Scott. of this city. who analyz-
ed the milk, Hold to huvo boon the
of the medical cxnnliuur. An autoptty
was ordered.
An autopsy on tho bodies of the
twins was held taut night and'iatcr
the medical examiner swore out a. war.
. rout for'thc arrest on the charge of
mlnhlhughter of John F. MacDonald.
the mllkmun. who for five years halt
”Applied the Shanlcy family with milk.
'fllo medical examiner returned a volu
dict; tint tho twlnc died from formal-
wtloh dc polconlng.
‘ cannula was later urreated‘cnti
cultured at u upeciul session of the
limit. court lain, night. He was held
' ‘ bonds of “0.000 for trill April 28.
’QOLONIIL GRERNI’O comma.
“I"! M. Taylor Ilium Pmldent of
p , climactic“ Mutual.
THAM'F'ORD. April l3.-~John M.
Mint, vice president of the Connec-
icut flutucl Life Insurance Company
.thic'clty since tutti. and ilrovlounly
ti ”width?" mmrctury and «coronary.
‘ lurdcy uncommonly clarion
i of that: comm lo mound
. .calahll L‘ um
mun... .. .
'w‘a—irw- ”mus-"a. . .
m ”r" “or t° “mount iluli Wellue on on
KANSAS OITY, hurl. 13.WT’X‘03‘lltilll. T I?
Roouovclt. has been lllvltcd by tho ‘ TM?! 13 an important daily question.
Commonwealth ‘C‘lluh to limp 'off at Let “3 WSW" it W13)“ TIT Jail-0.
Kohl-tun City on but return cunt. America's muut popular dessert. Re-
ceived lllgbout Award. Gold Modal.
won A NAME OF FAME. World's Fair. St. Louiu, 1904. Every.
newnc 1.1m.» Early micro. tho ta-thlngln the widow: add boiling Wllmr
mousilttlo pillu, have been mutio tum-“nil set to cool. b‘luvors:—~Lemon. 0r-
ouu by timir corlnln yet. harmless midwife: Rncpherry, Strawberry, Choco-
gentlc ,ccllon upon the bowing, uonwdnte, and Cherry. Order a. package of
putlou,etc. They do notwoukon l “<31! llflVUX‘ “Om your grocer todar-
stomach, gripe or make you feel ~ .. no. . .
.w.
Onco uueti niwuys pncfcrred. ‘lhcy ~~ ,. . - _ ..........m.-...--.,......_.._._..
Biron then. S il b . w -.
many? ' 0‘ Y Clifford “it“. Pooph. who live in stone houses can
throw glurscu. ,
Foster’s Ideal Crib The faster Ideal Cribs.
coolant. m . ' W" , .
‘ No worry for mother if baby in loft
In on ldcul Accident. Proof Crib. I-llgh
sliding sides, closely spaced spindles,
woven wirel springs, patented roll
fastener. Guaranteed not to break.
Different styicu enumelled white or
colors.
Baby can't get out
or stick its head through
—-.._—
(‘Alih AND EXAMINE.
l
o o ‘ 0 ["8 a.
Dealer; in Furniture; Carpets, Bedding. Mailings, Oll Cloths, and Llnoleums.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
:2 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH N ORWALK.
__—
Printing.
Having purchased the Freeman Art Printing Plant and
Business, The Evening Sentinel has again entered the
.4
lab Printing Business,
which will be conducted in the present quarters of the
plant, directly opposite The Sentinel Office. The office
is fully equipped with
THE BEST l’llESSES
LllTEST STYLES llE , TYPE,
and with every facility for any kind of printing from a
visiting card to a full bound book. Especial attention
will be given to
t‘ummeruul Printing of Illl liiuds
and will be executed
0 Latest Stubs til the lid
mm
in ii
The business will be conducted under the name of
‘ZTHE SENTINEL ART PRINT,”
and no efforts will be spared to cntitlc it to the name--
the object being to make its production: of thc most arc
tunic character and to execute all orders
IN THE MOST PROMPT mouth.
The continuance of pctroncga heretofore extended to
the ofiice. and any and all order: for printing are respect.
fully solicited.
.53!
“mm ”12:: I
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tut. 1,qu
imam
in law
mm- >mww. WWW ,
TH FAG
- me .3)
What Was Asked For by Organized
Labor Leaders.
HARTFORD, Apt-ll [ti—«Tho hound
hit—*5 t‘t-‘J’L‘lrlod the roporl. of tho eotn-
ullttcc on muuufucturoro. which won in
favor of defeating tho bill relating to
tho auxiliary condition! of factor-loo.
Mammoth: of Clinton, houuo chairman
of the committee on manufacturers,
said that thore soothed to be no rou-
non for changing existing lawn but his
motion to adopt the rupol‘t of the coup
mitten and rciccl the hill wan lout.
by a vote 0t St) to iii us was stated
in yesterday's London
Mr. Banks of il‘niriiold thou moved
that. the hill he tablod. Hinmotion wuu
curried. ’l‘hiu mourns that at, u lutor
tlfllo the hill will ho mkcu up for diu-
cnnuion, adoption or rl-iccllou. ‘
The bill was no follow»:
“Evory building used on u' foundry in
this stoic, cmploying too or more mcn,
Slillll be provided with uulinhlo lollct
rooms, containing \vuuh bowls or ulnku
provided with running hot and cold
water. water closet. connected with
running wutcr. and at room whorcln
tho mcu lnuy change thclr clothou.
hold rooms to ho dlrcrtly connected
with fluid foundry buildingr properly
licutctl. vculllulcd llllll prolcctcd from
tho dust of uuld foundry."
' 'l‘hc statutes ulroudy provide for u
toilct. room and thin propoucd luw rcul-
ly propoucu to cluutgc lllt‘ ututulc by
milking it. obligatory upou tho factory
"Wilt‘l‘fl lit ilrovltlo \vuuh bowls, or
sinks. provide for running hot and cold
wulcr and at room. when: tho men may
change their clothes.
1t proposed tho utlcrly impossible
fcuturc of protecting tllcuc tlronuiulz
rooum from tho dust of tho foundry.
Everybody who knows anything
about the foundry buuiucuu In awurc
that tho dust perluonteu cvory Stlttllfiil
of thc building. , 'l'hc officcs arc not
frco from it, and no portion of tho
prcmiucu can bc. in opposing rcjoc-
tion of tho. bill Mr. (‘uuor of Enflcltl
spoke at conuillorublc icuglh und vot‘i’
curnoul-ly. .
'l‘hc factory inspector luld ulatcll.
said ltcprcncntallvo Connor, that ho
hud no now or to unforcc tho provisionu
of the bill unlcun tho bill hocmno law.
and tlmt he had no right at prcucut
to dirccl munufuctul'cru lo cutlip lhcil'
loundrics with uunitury nt‘runucmcutu
lhul would int-hid.- running hot and
cold wulor. .llr. (kmuor hold that work
in ft’iuullrlcs in uuhculihy and tho tucu
cnuuuod in it coutrocl dirt on llll'lll‘
clothing. \‘cry oflcn lhcir llvc u ion}:
tlluluncc trout lhoir foundry and un‘
obliuctl to tnkc irolioi‘ curs lo iln’ir
homo» it in Ilf"‘ll‘illllt‘ lhut lhc)’
uhould no wonr lhclr working l'lolhtul
whilo Hilton in thc trollcy cum its lhc
odor from tho gnrmcmu is ol'lcn ol‘i‘cu-
uivc und in u clot-it‘ll cur. imrticulnrly
whcn ll lull-rowdcd. unlovillliy. llcp.
rcsoniullvn (‘onuor uuui ln- bud \mtlur-
Mood the commltlcl- hud prcviouul)’
dorm-ll to rcport i‘uvorobly on lllt‘ lull
:md ho was: .vurpriml in find tlic com-
niltlcc'u rcnorl uninviu'ublc to ”W hill.
NEW ENGLAND SOUTHERN CON.
‘ FERENCE.
Large Gathering uf'Methodists in New
Lrodon.
NEW LONDON. April l2}. --'l'h.~ :li‘lll.
ill opcninu of tho Now Eugluud South—
crn tiouf’crcucc ul‘ Mothotlism totluy :ll
it o'clock l‘ouud uvurl)‘ 11.30 .lll‘lt‘gllll‘ll
in utlondtmcc. Holy (‘onuuunion was
co-lcllmtcd by lllshop John W. llulilll-
toll.
M 10 o'clock lhc organizullon of thc
coufcrcncn was bcuun. This mummtmy
l‘L‘Illlll'E'lT much limc. uud ctmwcnnculli‘
tho othcr uuulbcrs on tho progrnm
worn tl('ltl.yt_‘tl. At ll o'clock, lir. Kcl-
icy. of Now York. mlitor of tho Moth”.
llln‘l licticw, Hittlllt! on tho puhllcutlou
work of thc. tlt'luoillnnlloilnl iournuln.
ilo was followod by ticol'go E. Whil-
lukcl‘. of Now York, puliliuhcr 0! lllt‘
Zion‘s licrold. who upokc on religious
publications. Mr. Whittukor statcd
that tho roliuious mlvorliucmont was
(out going from tho custom dcnomlnr
utiouul pupcru. llc doclurcd thul
thcrc \t'ilrt but two religions pnpcrn
which \vcro pnyiuu. l‘lc did not mon-
thm lhc munch. bill ho uddcd thul lhcy
worn out rolluiouu” only sorollcd. llcv.
Edwin M. ltnuilnll, of (‘hlcuuo, ucncrul
socrtuury of thc bipworth imlguc, guvc
s Ilvc~mlnutcx uddrcsu.
'i‘ho prom: of luminous ncccunilutml
omitting lhn nuemorinl ucrvlco pluuncd
to cover lncmoriumu on olovcn doccuu-
cd miniature: and thcir wlvcu in tho
conforoncn during tho post, your. The
scrvlcon was postponed to 'l‘ilul'mluy.
At 2:30 p. in., itcv. W. F. Taylor
dcllvcrod u misslouury :tcrmou. A
large nudlcncc was prcucnl and much
enthusluum wtist nmnlfcitiod.
The ouniwruury ul‘ lhc Sunday
ochool lluiou wait uchcdulcd for four
o‘clock with liov, .I. ll. liuckicy to
pl‘t‘llldt‘.
This cvoulnu tho unnlvm'uury of tho
llmrcll l'lxlcnclon ilorlcty will hc hold
with Rcv. .l. W. Smith prcnldluu. 'l‘llc
uddrcuu in to ho dcllvcrr‘d by RM.
'Thomun t‘. llilT. t‘ul‘l‘t'islilllltllliK kccrc-
lury.
'l‘ho Nl‘l'Vlt‘t'itl of tho tluy worc u
murkctl tulcconit. 'l’hcrc lllill boon it
good tlllt‘lllllillt'o of tho ooufcrcuco dot
(mules ut'ull ucuulouu and cuthunluunl
tout followuhlp prevailed throughout.
"W
EOOENTRIC MAN KILLED BY
TRAIN
EAST HARTFORD, April laws. Al-
bert Young, who for years had been
rather cconnlrlc in his motto of lilo.
living for tho most part in built and
litigants in the woods. was killed by a
train at. South Windsor early Tuesday
mornln . The engineer on on:
Spring old-Hartford freight haw
Young lying on the truck. butcoulrl
not. atop his engine. The tralnmen
picked up the hotly and brought it in
mm Hurtful-d and tried to reach the
medical ,exmul’ner. At that thin» in
the morning tint only legal officer they
could find wn the assistant medical
examinin- cod ‘6 declined to view the
body. on tho ground that it was not a
cum within his Jurisdiction.
trulnmen thou-gmk the body back to
cum Wtudm, where it wart viewed
.3! Dr. Bend. the medical examiner of
that, town. He told the train crow
llutl. the body would not town boon
{ensured from tho town of Windsor.
in untamed tt-tclttm to Martini-«tuna
coloured hint u. , arrow \il‘l'?.Wlll
hm it um: , ’1”th .urucc
'm .12. yam
who is Democratic! udhrldcrcliic pio-
, only. that in mm
Whit
The.
hit. told to: mother.
cow-~14 a” WWW» mm um
Bridgeport Advertiscméhtc.‘
‘ Brldg port'Advcrtluemgn‘tc.”
V.
iThe D. 'M. Road Co.
Ecrablicbcd 16.5:
O D
Damty Handkerchlefs.
A collection of quuisit‘c l‘iandkcrclucis was shown dur»
iugdt‘ulr chk. Sonic It'rcltch linutlkcrchicfs of shccrcst
liucn, hcrnstitchcd and hunt] cmbroidcrcd in thc corncrs wcrc
lllllh‘tf tlult drcw ntlculiou. ’l'hc cmbroidcry is of the fincst.
Stilllt‘lllllt‘fi thc incrcut dclicotc traccry, a gracclul llower or
viuc, a dragonfly or a bird. The prices for these are aston~
ishingly low. broil.) 50c to $3.90.
Armenian llamlkcrchlciu made from sheer linen were
among the olhcrn. ’l‘licy arc hand heumlitchcd with fine
drawn work and thc daiuticst thread edges. 50, 75c, $1.00
and $1.25 each.
Many Novclly llaudkcrchicis urc sccu. Silk and linen
in color cll‘ccls arc to bc :l full with wash rlrcsscs.
:u‘c such as will combinc wi 11 lincu, chalnbroy
frocks. l’ricc 25c. '
The colors
or lawn
All \cllitc lluudltcrchlci’s zlt‘c wovcu of silk and liucu in
plaids nntl ulripcs. very dainty. 30c, 3 for $1.00.
lilcu‘s llltutlkcrchitg-Is. whitc and colors, 50c.
Mcu‘s Whitc Handkerchiefs with wovcn bordcru, 25 and
soc. '
New in Art Needléwork. .
(luv Ari Suction is full of beautiful things to tempt the
lm-cr of artistic uccdlcworlt. All the new stitches are shown
for .\rl Liucns. ncw rlcsigus for Pillows and Cculcr Pieces,
and nctv puttcrns for Lacc Work.
Novclty llruitls for Princess Louluc Lilt‘filiillll Royal St).
cicly lll‘aitl for collars null stocks.
llill‘tlllllg't‘i' Lincns for shirt waists and suits.
l
Tho l’oltcr's \\’hccl inicrcsis cvcryouc young or old.
’l'hc vul'icly of urticlcs that con bc tttructl out is cntllcss. 'l‘llc .
jars illltl vow-c. :lrc givcu lo lliosc who purclmsc goods in thc
t'hiuu null llouw furnishing Slol'c :nuouutlug to .250
How you looltcll ill tllc linslcr Novcllics? Thcrc is :t
until] sclcctinn :it lll't'h‘t‘lll.
he D. M. Read Co
1
erings~
* Floor Cov
__....
Welare Now Prepared to show full Lines
of Spring Floor Coverings.
CARPETS
lnhrain, Tapeslui, Brussels, Velvels,’ Bodu
Brussels.
China and Japaueée Mailings, Oil Cloths.
and Linoleums, Mats and Rugs
Shades to Order aySpecialilu.
3t notation 5) Son,
84 WASHINGTON ST»
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 343-6. .
We (Still Your Allentlo
. tro the canning- circuit in the
tiling of our which coal. Lieu dirt.
loll duct. more comfort, more cutic-
fnctlon. more heat. to tho-bucketfull.
more coo only to the ion thou my coat
cold. (3 voraciictcctlon bmune it’s
«olfactory oocl. Try it once. You'll
use the Mvcutuc of llllnl it; ciwcyc.
No ’l‘rcdln Italian. Romantic: you
at vcluc» 7 . ‘
u. ordinal sou.
lath?" Iii-«f. TIT. ”M. ‘
74 cowl-w Av... Tot. ma
wm‘ .‘ f T.'c ”Ho
John T. cyu. 8 Math Qt
Mite mm». in is. mull
Ilium-lit.
It. to. Nor.
- . lubricant shun
AWM
‘ wllibthttiouuuldrresults.
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v.
GOOD FAITH REQUIRED.
Publishers of Newcucperc Must Com
form to th; Portal Laws.
WASHINGTON, April l3.-A olrcu»
lur letter to wolmustoru has bcou lu-
uuod by Third Auslutunt l’oulllllitltel‘«
(lonerul Madden, instructing them no
to the enforcement of the poutul luwu
regarding “illegal inclouureu in newer
papers." It is pointed out thut‘ncwc.
papers, taking advantage of the sec-
ond clung rump, must eliminate oxtrulp
nous fouturos not properly part of a
newspaper. Tho circular says:
"It has been brought to the often.
lion of the department in u number
of caries that publishers of ncwcpcpcrs
are presenting their publications for
mulling with scrolled supplements
which are manifestly illegal. Theda
ullcgcd'snpplomentu consist of colon-
duru. uhoot music, patterns, blocks of
post curds, net-lest of‘cut out animal
pic-urea, animal masks, plurtogmphs,
out out dolls; coldlcrc, naval veusol.
circulars, hand bills, special dctachod
udvertluemontu, cardboard spectacles.
sheets containing disks of colublo
paint to he used in coloring outllno
drawings. etc. .
it in admltod that. publishers in-
clude such features In their papers
through no desire to defraud the gov-
crumont of its legal revenue, but. that
when publishers accept the Huhsldizcd
second class rate the utmost good
faith is required of them in observing
the spirit and letter of tho law. All
publishers whose. papers have contain-
od mutter coming under the ban will
. be notified to exelude such matter ut-
ter September 1.
LADIES.
‘DR. LGMMIG'G‘U
COMPOUND.
“our "summer- on“
VACCINATION LAWS.
Report Pavel-log Continuance 0f Cont
. pulcory Syutem Tabled.
HARTFORD, April l3.-—-'i‘w0 unfit.
vorahlc. reports from the committee on
Public Health and Safety \verc tabled
in the House yostcrduy upon motion of
Representative Dickinson of Strutford.
Both reports were on bills relative to
compulsory vaccination.
As is well known. an effort is bring
made to rcpcal tin compulsory vac:
cination laws now on the statute
hooks. Tho cotnmiltoc sent in un<
l'uvorahlc rcporin on tho efforts to ro-
pcul the existing laws, The rcports
worc at first accepted, as Mr, Dickin-
uon was absent. Upon his return he
moved a reconsideration and although
an effort was made upon the port. of
tho committee to defeat his motion, if.
was curricd by an ovcrwhclnling vote.
Roprcsolllntivc Dickinson nunount‘ed
that lhcrc would be a minority report
from tho comiulttcc in favor of the
proposed changes in cxidting laws
whcrcby compulsory vaccination
would be done away with.
A THOUSAND DOLLARS' WORTH
OF GOOD.
“l have been afflicted with kidney
and bladder trouble for years, passlsg
gruvol and stones with excruciating
pain," Hays A. ll. ’l‘hurncn. a, well-
known cmtl operator of Buffalo. 0. “i
got no relief from medicine until i be-
gau taking l’t‘olor's Kidney (lure. thou
tho result was surprising. A few dos-
es started the brick-dust-like substance
and now I have no pain across my kid-
neys and i feel like a new man. it has
done me $100 worth of good." Foley’s
Klduoy Curc will turn ovt'y form‘of
kiduoy or buddcr distance. Sold at
i’iuinlod'c Drug Store. "‘
HELD IN BONDS OF $1.000.
NEW HAVEN, April iii-“An autop-
uy to doicrntinc dciinitcly the lniurlcs
which caused the death last night of
Willis 5. Francis. a locomotive fireman
who dicd in tho lock-up at police
headquarters alter a fight in a. saloon
in Water struct, Will be conducted by
.‘lt'tlltlnl Examiner Bartlett by order of
Coroner Mix. Meanwhile five men are
being held at. the police station charg-
ml with breach of the peace in default
of bonds of $1,000. The men are
James C. Oukos. Cornelius P. Leary.
llomculco Cinrnmcllo, keeper of the
onloon. his bartender Domenick Nicol-
uru. and William Smith.
ONLY CURE FOR DY8PEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
not, says: "i suffered for yours with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent: bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plalctud, F. H. Bu-
lar and the Clifford Pharmacy. "
STATE POLICEMAN'S CASE POST-
PONED
NEW HAVEN. April lit—Owing to
thc tillucnco of twu wltnocucc for tho
dofout-w. tho cusu of Stalo againfit
(ilmricn i-l. llnzlchurul, of Norwich. a
noun pollct‘miln. wnn postponed to the
criminal uldv of tho common pleas
court. youtcrduy until April 24.
FRlGHTFUL SUFFERINGS RE-
’ LIEVED.
Sufforluu fritzhlfully from tho viru-
lcm. polutmu ol‘ uudlgcutcd food, (J. (l.
timyuon. of Lulu. Milli!" took Dr.
King's New Life i’illu. "with tho ro-
ilult." he writes. "that. l was cured.
All stomach and bowel distortion give ,
way to thnir tonic, laxative properties.
250 at. 13‘. H. Baxtur’u Drug Store, guar-
anteed u
GOLDBBORO GUILTY OF MAN-
OLAUOHTIR. . .
NEW HAVEN. Avrll 13.-—-Aftor
dollbcrutlou, it. jury in the Superior
Court yontcrduy found a verdict of
guilty inguinal Robert. H. Goldsboro, of
Miilnul'ord. charged with moonwalk
tor in killing Albert W. Ten Eyck. It
Wullincl’ord on July 4. 1904. Sentence
‘wca reserved until next Friday morn-
nx. ’ l
a
cut/tron DIATH.
Kidney troublcoften antic malty.
but by choosing that-flint catatonic. iii.
R. Wolfe. of Bar Grove. to». chm-
Gd (tooth. if, “if“: “Twp you!
also thud Kitindy “ill-cubic villainous»?
ed mo «mouth. nulerlng and, cut:-
tour. but I lookflllcctrlu Ilium. which
ttt‘fcultttl dictiélth‘lcl‘tti'v. . i horn also
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