Y CHOSEN.
*llbbrard With Murdsr-
‘ rd. Kulao Begins.
hull. April llirmdflcr nine
_, don summoned into
.l' he trial of Fruuk i-lhcr-
llbo murder of Mm, Slo-
f Soruervtllc, hud boon
y. the tenth mun, Rana ‘
twslfth Juror“
who woro‘relectod ;
.0“): P. Potter. of
rye H. Andrews, of
, verlck M, Chadwick,
Ml lion: 0. Eldredge. Wu,
. inflict}, bStul‘lord; Wil-
la, Billiard: Francis Pin-
‘ uh B. Ward. Tolluud: Clor-
use. Mansfield; Robert, E.
. ,ion. .
tholnry hud bean sworn in.
mololut was read by the clerk
planter put, on its first. witness.
McKnight, for if: yours city
I, Flockvllle: Mr. McKnight
p of the village of Somer-
xethor with an outline of tho
., , tho electric road in each direc-
the outskirts.
rhino presented a plan of the
lurumme kept by Mrs. Knius,
owing the kitchen. bedroom and pan.
on the first floor and thrcc bed-
p on, the second floor.
dildos examlnotlon of Mr, Mc-
Knightbrought out no new facts and
“Millimliulas, husband of tho mur-
woman. was cullcd to the stand.
id that he was employed at. the
svlllo Manufacturing Company.
, . .‘he met Shcrrio. He had known
herrieiouly three and a half months
regions to the murder. The last.
. 013th of their acquulniuriccship. Slicr.
'rlei'bbarded at tho rosidcncc of Kulus
iti'oompany with seven others. all of
Whom were employed at the Sorncm
.Ville.Manlifacttlr'irig (lollipany. Knlus
plated that he last nnw his wlic allvc
' ti 12:45 on January 5, just before he
oft the honsc after his. noon moat.
1 His wile then appcured in her usual
tot, u former or Bolton. . .
n; Josiah C. Sparks. Wllv -
Roger’s *l y ‘
J www~ .
A. J. Gallium 0.
Dealers in Furniture, Carpetrrsedding, Mattingr. Oil Cloths, and Llnoleumz.
f . it“. ca _ -
. THE dill
Ranges. Our word for luyonwill know them by their work...
“Made by a foundry established in 1830;
$111000!!an ,tllii intuit ..folit,urea-4muuy'ot them exclusive;
Mutant trout all tho low '
propane: *
Baby can't get out ‘
or stick its head through
is NORTH MAIN ST.
are. .mnbodiod in the ,Stamford,
and they are “good lockers" as well.
That shown rslltblllly... , .
That should '15! ’ all:
‘ itlrnr "flrsbcluus" maker;
Hence their stipcrlarl ' a
‘ . FOR snort BY . W
HZ ”murmur" l- 500??!" N0
conduit wus'r, Ann nhm contours. l
.W ‘ ‘
i
r, ,
3%”!le
, crib lie or. ldcai Gr.
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No worry for mother it baby is left
in an ldcul Accident Proof Crib. High
sliding sides, closely spaced spindles,
nil.
'9
Woven wire springs. patented rail
fastener. Guarunteed not to brook.
Different styles onumcllcd white or
colors.
CALL AND nxrirfmn.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
SOUTH NORWALK.
health and was clearing off the dinner
dishes. All of the boarders loft the
house before he did. thn Tic al'i‘h”
ed home from work that night. about.
5:30 o’clock his wife was dead, Court
adjourned until 2 p_ m.
A DAREDEVlL RlDE
often ends in a sud accident. To heal
accidental injuries, use Bucklcn’s Ar-
nlcu Salve. “A (loop wound in my
foot, from nu scridcnt.“ writes ’l‘hcov
dare Schnelc. of Columbus. 0.. ”(’llllS'
ed me great. pain. Physicians were
helpless, but Burklcn‘s Arnicu Snivc
quickly hculcd it.” Soothcs and hculs
burns like magic, 20c til i“. ll. Buxlcr‘s.
drugglst. i”
STATE ARSENAL HEARTNG.
Committee on Military Affairs Favors
Land and Building Worth
$500,000.
HARTFORD, April l4.~—A lurgoiy ul~
tendcd hearing took plncc in thc Scu-
ato chamber yesterday aftcrnoon by
the committee on military affairs und
a bill was passed for the erection of
a state urmory und urscuul, tho cost of
the land and building not to cxcwu
$500,000. A cou'mrittcc was appointed
to act in conjunction with the armory
Committee. ’l'llc bill unthorizcs tho
condemnation of lund thin. the commis-
sion may ucr'd: ulna tlic spin of tin:
First Rt‘gilllé‘lll Armory.
Among tho-so proscut, \Vcrc Adju-
tant-Gonorul Colo dud rcprcscntutivcs
of the militia from diffcrcnt villus of
the state.
The contention of lbc bcurini: \qu
over lhc rccornmcmlution of tho urn
mory connulnsion nmiuilllcd by (lor-
eruor Churnlnn'lnln. which is in favor
of‘the Mnin strcct cello it! it cost oi"
$140,000. 'l‘lic opponents to this row
ommendatlon are, tho Board of Trudc.
Municipal Art Mugnc, Business Men‘s
Association and ncvcml other :issmrlu.
tlons. Each was represented bi‘
' counsel. Mr. Gross, who rcproscntctl
‘ the Board of Trade, said that the Mnin
' street site had an assessed valuation
of $00,000. whllo it \vun Offered for
' Sale for $140,000. One of the city us-
‘ .msors owns it piece of this propcrty
which is assessed at “5.000. H0 of-
found to sell for $24,000. T’llc oppon-
ents of the Main street nitc arc in la-
vor of tho so-culicd “Round llonsc
“Bite." the purchasc of which has al-
ready been authorized by tho lcglslu-
2 tore.
FORGET ABOUT voun STOMACH.
If ybur digestion is bad thc vital 0r-
mc of your body arc. not. fed and
flourished its tbcy should bo. 'l’hey
Knittil
‘- grow weak and lnvltc disilllfil‘,
, 'yupopaiu Guru digostn what, you out.
cures lndlncstlou and ill] stomach trou-
. bled. You forum. you lutvc n ntuuruch
from tho vcry duy you bcgin tuition it.
This its bcriiuno it. grin n rontwru-
unwritten um! urudnully grows on
ntl‘ong lilld hcnltby that it troublun you
‘ no,more. M. l.. Bubcock. Amhornl,
“Minn" says: "i lruvn tukcu a. grant
may remedies for lndlgcntinn lint
live found nothing could to Kodol
monopole. Cure.” Kodol digests what.
on out, cures indignation, Dyspepsia.
flour Stonmcb, Bolt-hing. Heartburn
o oil Stomach Trouble. its prepara-
l n is the result of many yours of re-
noroh. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy.
I.
FAVOHB VESSEL OWNERS.
Gin hours Menoy Fold on Boat. ln
‘ " cram or Construction.
4 . NEW HAVEN. April il.--A decision
’ , ll! {Ivor pf'lhc vessel owners hurl boon
, by Special Muster E. llt‘Msrvln.
euro 2th will: heard the question
a title of cm'luln unfinished ves-
, , in the yard of turn. McDonald. a
vuildor at bundle. who in going
ya» bankruptcy. The one went to
» loll Stator ‘Ctiurt unit worthy
, . ,I’ialr rent tufthu mouthpwho
lull rcclumuttou proceedings urn
proper procbu‘diuuu‘to bring in flip
it that tn court his lull pow-
rvtso tho procenrllnltu of the
, . d trumps in such matters.
flhryln holds that no title could
or it! ‘Wll. to the vouch; in
. rlong-rm thcy worn in tin:
f Mrlhruuld. although puld
Printin ’.
lob Printing Business,
rm TEE Moor room mum)
fill
;
in north l‘t’ilflilm'u art: Will
ml
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LllTEST STYLES [ll T iii.
in in latest Stilesxe‘jul not
“THE SENTINEL Arr-r rum-r,” l
0
Having purchased the Freeman Art Printing Plant and
Business, The Evening Sentinel has again entered the
which will be conducted in the present quarters of the
plant, directly opposite The Sentinel Ofiice. The office
is fully equipped with
THT BTST Pill ‘ T ‘
l
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AND THE
and with every facility for any kind of printing from a
visiting card to a full bound book. Especial attention
will be given to
Trumbull Printing rl' llll liimls
and will be executed
W
The business will be conducted under the name of I
r , , t
and no efforts will be stirred ”to entitle it to the name
the object being to makb‘lts productions of the most a -
time character md to current; all onion _ y )
/ The continuance of patronage heretofore cxtehiléd ,0
’ the other» and any and all older: for printing are in - .9
fullyuollcited. ‘ V '
m
- with
,5. . . mo.»-
nuwiunvnn. April14.~~The lunar: , .
. v'of'Wultor Motley, of thiu"‘city."alid"ltl
«now being,,proparcd tortrshlpmout, to
a clout-tn. l Mr. Motley says that the
cull" laughing:
lcpl poi tlnl "le19 rpm 'c} or walnut in
fudln." nbylg‘ vcrirlrliagiri. tlié‘ grout
Russian artist wholusibis lifoln tun.
sinking oft battldsbip Potropuv‘lovrlk.
‘VicoA‘duzlr lv Mpliurott'a iiugrlllp. out-
side Port rlhur. has been purchased
yalutlug, be u dot-islands. was p'urch-
nsod through ocreiury John Hay for
Lord Our-zoo, Viceroy of ludlu. and its
final: destination in ono of the great art
museums tin India. The picture was
placed outpubllc exhibition hero inst
week with the simple announcement
that it nod been sold by Mr. Motley
to go ubro‘nd. '
Tho pointing was bought. by Mr.
Mullcy or, a sale of Works of art in
New York city in 1891. The N106
mild war/84.125, which in Mr, Mullcll'fi
opinion sit. the limo was rcmnx'knbly
low. Hepsays thut the great size of
tho canvusn, ll bclng about 18 feet long
and lb feet wide. undoubtedly provent‘
od ready. purchase and kept down the
price unwlrlch it was offered, The
composition of the recur represents
thc untrimcc of the Prlucc of Walvu.
than a young man, now King‘ilidt am,
into one, of the cities of India. Mr.
Muller guys that he believes thc locul-
ity of lilo picture? has not boon doll-
nitcly liked. ’l‘hc princc is on one of
the leading olopbuntn. and thc Duke
of Cambridge. his brotbcr. in on tho
nccond plcnhaut. Mr. Muller nuyn
that while a great nnmbcr oi persons
saw ”repainting in the yours it was in
his posuesnlon he doubts it many of
then; rdullzcd that it was one of the
remark bic works of the artist. .
'l‘hc hinting wusfranrcd. but lllls
W‘rlrl‘lliiitlll upurt bcforc lilo canvass
was prcpurcd for shipment.
Wm:
_.-‘.. MW”
HMAN SHOT BURGLAR.
Lattcr‘Fell in Brooklyn While Being
Pursued, and Cannot Recover.
NEW Yonn. April ii,~~-A burglar
Was shot and probably futully Wolliifl~
cd curly today by u privulc watchman
guarding thc" home, 'in llrookiyu. of
Gcorgc Prentiss. it Will) sircot bunker.
Thu buruiur. wbcn discovurcd, lt‘npnd
through a plate glass window nnd wns
purnuud two blocks bciorc bc tcll with
two bullets in his body.
'l‘ln- l'rcnllss intrusion is locntcd on
l‘icrropont slrccl. a fashionable quar-
icr of Brooklyn l-lelghts. ’l‘bc watch-
nian's shot alarmed thc rcsidonls
grcnlly and rucmbors of u live cuginc
conlphny who ruslicd from llu‘lr linum-
to irrrcstigntc narrowly m-cnpod thc
indicts which gruzcd tin-tr bonds. A
buck furlbcr tbc burglur fcll.
On his arm was found at 5100 run.
while pupcrs in his purltrts born rlic
numu ol‘ .lnbn (‘ostlgnln ot' Sungcrtiw.
N, Y. The physicians city he cunnot.
rocorvr,
REFORMS IN CAUCASIA.
'l‘li‘r‘ldb‘, (‘uucusltc April i-l: >~A prov.
luinutinn m‘ ('(nrnt you Vorontzuff-
Dnshkoli. the new govcruor-gcin‘rnl of
tho tirincusus, nus gurvttcd lodny un-
nouiicing that in accordance with tho
lntcntionn of Emperor Nicholas tln»
gmbrnmngoncrui will, when bu llr’
milieu other) commits ronlcrorrccs nl‘
l'i'pl‘l‘F-‘illillin'F hf ull tho towns. pcu~_
sum connnunilios, orthodox Armenian
and Moliumnmlun churches with tho
rlctv of dcvlsing rucusurca for thc rs-
tublisiimonl of public sorority. dctlrr
ing tbc unwndmcnm ncrcssury to tho
judlciurl prormlurc of tho ,(laucusus
nnd introducing zumstvo administrnv
.mn. 'l‘hc govurnmugcucrul also prm
points in buntcn the survcyn of thc
crown lands uvuilnblv for rultlvntinn
so that tin-y may no ulloltcd to music
in, lll'l'fl of loud. 'l‘bc pmclumutiou
adds that tho mnpcrnr bus ordered it
revision of the question of the condo
cnilon of Armenian church property
and ronciudcs with urging the main
tonnnco of tranquility. so lhnl condi
lions in tho Cuucuuus muy spccdlly be
improved in accordance with the ini-
pprial rescrlpt, of March it.
TROUT FlSHlNG lN NEW YORK.
ALBANY. N. Y.. April H.~—Anglcl‘n
in most. parts of this state may lnkc
it the Rll‘Cllllln und lukcs in search of
t out. tomorrow. thus opening thc scu-
son promptly without the ncccsslly of
piling on Suuduy. Hitherto the gen—
urul open season for brook trout begun
on April lil.—-A bill signed by Gov-
crnor Higgins ycntcrduy proves that in
buy your when April ill falls on Sun-
, uy thc open sounon shrill begin on the
5th. With a tow local oxccptlons, the
season will ho open until September 1.
DYNAMITE AND POWDER EX.
PLODES.
NASHVILLE. ’l‘criu., April T4.'*‘AT at
am hour lunt night, 5,000 pounds of
idynnmltn and not) hogs ut‘ nowdcr «x-
plodctl nt, llnkcr. t-lt‘\'llll lnllcn north-
en t of horn on tho lurulsvlllc & Nunlr
vi to Rullronil win-rs n tunncl is bclnn
constrnctcd. Half an nrrc of ground
has torn up whcrc tin: cxpluslvcn wrro
Moron. it is not known whether any
livou wcrc lont.
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GORKY WILL NOT BE TRlED.
8T, Pla’l‘iiltsmlltll. April li.-0n
account. of the condition of hi» health
nnd tho fact tluit tho cvldonco against
Maxim Gorky is not stronger third that
against hundreds or others who buve
not boon urrcstod in connection with
the disturbances or fit. Petornburg,
January 22., it is understood that. the
gnvernmont has abandoned its inten-
tion oi bringing him to trial.
SENATOR PLATT BITTER.
WASHthl’I‘ON, Conn. April 14.»-
A slight hunt-moment in the condition
oi! Sonator 0. ll. Plait, who is suffer,
in: from pneumonia, was Irwin ro-
portnrl today by the attending physi-
cian. Ho pursued a satisfactory night.
The ‘iluid in the pteurulacmty concur
‘uou‘to lion dintdrblii motors of his
nymptoms. although tiers has oppor-
cntly illicit ‘llmllc absorption of“.
”flu-.-
‘CA‘R'NE'GW'B and TD BOUTNIRN
‘ ' W0 N
Carnegie tutu piloted “.000 a your for
_ flu-ell yours to maintain in Album a
bloody lruinluu haircut for southdrh
women.
tit Ht this school what] mow 3' run
‘ no ruins~ put it will it gluon
4m,
ll! .
mm t. insult cam
build a. '
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' ATLANTA, 0b., April l4.-~Audrtew '
tlo hm; motto liic’ pronoun»
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on {
,X Bridgcport Advertisement;
ho D M Read . Co.
. ‘ Errab‘h'rlud 18::
Bridgeport Adv‘er turnouts.
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ii.
i, if 3'
Bare Various in Cotton Fabrics.
liavc you scccn the new silk-liniSllcd Madras for shirt
waist units? It in figured in the weavefithc dainticst of pat~
terns, and will indigo thc prciticst of sunnncr gowns. 35c at
yard.
A spccial in Madras; wliitc grounds with stripes and
spaced figures, very neat rtlccts, 19c u yard.
it bargain in French Satccns, light, medium, and dark
colorings, vcry desirable. The finish is silky looking like
fonlard. 17¢ a yard, worth 25c.
Pcrcnlcs, small CilL‘CkH with printed tigurcs. Very at-
tractive shudcs of grccn. rcd, lilac, parsilal blue, and tau.
'l‘lrcso you wili'not be able to git clscwbcrc in town.
A Spreiai in 3t3~inch i’L‘i‘CLliC,.lllC(lilllll shadcs, 10c 11 yard.
A Beautiful Spring sun.
Clinngcnblc Diana. it is nascicss to attempt a descrip«
tion of this lustrous silk. ll is changeable and reversible,
more bropcrly donblc— iarcd. 'l‘lrc colors arc spring shades
in every scusc of tlic word. The)" have bccn taken from the
brook sides and woods.‘ ’i'ircrc is tlic soft green of young
uiilmv, tllc \vnrrn brown of ulticr. and thc red of new maple
icuvcrs lilcrulcd in tirc most \\'Ull(iL‘l‘ftli wary. Sec tllc diétrlay.
$1.00 u yard, Silk Scctiou.
For the Toilet Tables.
itit'ili 'i'issnc l-inildcr. 'l‘liosc who ilavc been waiting
will bc glud to know find “‘0 halve rcrcivcd the new stock
and have: it good supply. Spring is u trying time for the
complcxion. 'i‘irc sun browns one and freckles appear like
magic. A soft and dclicuic crcam which many womcn find
bcnciiciul in thc 'l‘issuc linildcr'. It is a sort of rcsiorcr and
mnssugc with it will rcmovc wrinkles and irnpcrlcciions of
the skin. A systl-mntlc psc oi it for a month or so is follow-
cd by tho Trust of rcsulis. i‘nt up in glass jars, ul tiic 'l‘oiict
Scctlml. Ask {liflllll it.
it' you buy anything amounting to 250 or ovrr in tire
t‘lliuu Stur'c you arc cntiticd to mic of thc iittlc rows or
jars which l’r'nt‘. illigun turns out on thc i'oltcr's \Viiccl.
You will ulm likc to scc tlic rnuriiptlluliun of the clay n'llilc
tbc ui‘tirlcs urc rnudc. ,
The D. M. Read Co.
:u—u—f
rigs
Floor Cored
We are. Now‘l’repared to show full Lines
of Spring Floor Coverings.
Journal‘s
lucrain, Tapeslru, Brussels. Velvets, Bodu
Brussels.
Chinirand Japanese Mailings. OilClotlis.
and Linoleums. Mats and Rugs
Shades to Order a Speciality.
i it.
1h. bubonic 33' so.
'SOUTH NORWALK COxN-N
34 WASHINGTON 31..
' yclcphoncis’dslli.‘ ‘ "'
all” ,
We Gall tour Attention,
To tlrb tantalum admit in the
pain: of nurturing]: Cool. m dirt,
on aunt, man comfort, nor. uric
faction. more but to tho blackmail,
luau «mom: to tho ton turn my cool
raid. Giver utilisation moon mi
mummy cool. Try it coco. You'll
Ida rho Idvntm or urlnc it rlmyr.
No Trolling Stamps. barf u
m nice in Cool. yo
ll ”WHEN” SON.
+ winning-w -
., » or . . ,
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nun T :m ‘5, a , Namath.
Public Tanza’fl’ml’hm 0!. lo. Nor.
FRIDAY. APR“! Ill. rm. "
w ‘ .
sroxzs ENGAGEMENT opposed
. av moor.
One of the Heads of the Hebrew
Church County Expresses Dir.
‘A‘pp‘ro'wl. '
NEW YORK, April 14.—~Wlth all
other subjects forgotten. the whole to.
pin a! conversation among women in
the East Side today in thonpproooh-
in; marriage of their beloved Miss
Rose Pastor and the m‘iltoucirc rattle-
mcut worker, J. G. Rho pl; Etched/Tho
gossiping has been goingbn ever since
out engagement was annoililelti.
The approaching. murrlm . bu been
,dl‘scuuod exhaustively, by robots, and
orthodox ‘Hobrewu. »
(All, it matter of fact. tho niprrlnxc of
a ,Hebrew and Gentile is 0 pound to
the most poured traditions o the race,
not to any directly brsnlrlng- onset
the striotout laws of the Talmud.
The Talmud not only forbids such a.
union. but it goes further and rays
that a Hebrew marrying a christiands
living openly in sin. Furthnr. that it}
a Christian mar. marries a Hebrew
their children shall be Hebrew. Tho
children follow alter the mother.
Rabbi .l. Widrawitz. an influential
rubbi who came to this country from
Moncow some 13 years ago, and who is
looked upon with great roverenoe.,nol
only because of his ecclesiastical posi-
tion, but. also for his deep learning,
openly dcclurcs against the marriage.
‘His views on the subject. are very
definite and in his own study yester-
duy, surrounded with books and illum:
inated parclnncnts hundreds of years
old..pubilshcd in music. France and in
tho Holy City of Jerusalem, be ex:
pressed them forcibly. . ,
Rabbi Widrcwitz, is a wonderful
scliolur and his long patriarchal beard
and shrewd but not unkindly eyes for»
thcr enhance the impression of vener'
'ablc scholasticlsm.
“As to Miss Pastor. i am unacquuinb
ed and have no opportunity of tracer“
raining her character, and under any
circumstances, whether I sanction the
marriage or not. from a personal stand
point in not for me to say. it is for a
shoemaker to make thc shoes his cus-
tumors order. not whether he Would
have them different. However, there
are certain fundamental principles that
tho Shoelllakcllls obliged to follow. .
"As for me. i am a rabbi, and it is
my duty to point wit the way to my
pcoplc according to the old Mosaic
laws. Our Talmud forbids interman
riagc bclwecu Jews and Gentiles.
“But even though a Jewish women
should marry a Christian. their chil-
dren rcmuin Jews for this reason: The
Bible up to the commentaries all says
that if u Gentilc marries u Jew the
children still rcmain Jews. The re‘
verse is also true; The children at»
ways follow the mothcr. According to
our faith such marriages are unlaw.
t'nl.”
—~"i.lttlo Colds." Thousands of lives
sacrlflccd every your. Dr. Wood’s Nor-
wuy Piur. Syrup cures little colds, cures
big colds too. down to the very verge
of consumption.
”#—
WANT A cunrew LAW.
Provldes That Children Shall Not be
Out After 8 in Winter and 9
in Summon
HARTFORDyppril 14.-Bills and
petitions providing for the enactment
of a curfew law in towns or cities hav-
ing five thousand or over inhabitants
were given a public hearing by the
public healthfind safety committee
yesterday uftcrnoon. The principal
bill provides that children under 16
years of age shall not be on the streets
nftcr ti o’clock at night from October
1 to April 1. or after 9 o‘clock from
April 1 to October 1 without escort.
Any town of tinder five thousa d in-
hubitunts'muy avail themselves o the
curfew Jaw upon application.
The bill is supported by the Home
Protective beague. Caroline B. Buell,
who spoke in favor of the bill, said
that over 3,000 towns in the United
States had curfew laws. She also
stated that many children wore led
into crlminal acts under cover of
darkness.
Cornelia B. Forbes. former presi-
dent of the W. C. ’I‘. (1.. said that in
towns where the curfew law was in
force arrests had decreased 75 per
cent.
LAST HOPE VANISHED. I
When lending physicians said that:
W. M. Smltbarr, of Peklu. 13., had in-
curable consumplion, his last hope va- .
ulshcd; but'Dn Klng‘s New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and Colds,
kcpt him out of his grave. He says:
“'l‘hbr great specific convictely cured
mo. llllll saved my life. Since then 1
huvc used it for over 10 years, and con-
.uldcr it a marveloumthrout and lung
cum" Strictly nclcnlltlc cure for
(loughn, Hum 'l‘hroutu or Color; pure
provcntlvc of annnontu. Guaranteed,
501‘ und v.00 bottles rd. 1“. ll. Burtor'n
l‘irnr.r Slum. ’l‘rlul bottle frco. “
SELtmo wm: won CHURCH
PURPOSE
HARTFORD. April «twin coupon.
lion With the lnovc mhdn by Gctrrgo
ll. 'l‘hsycr. liquor prouccutlng "out.
to determine the right of drusgiuts
und depnrlment stores to sell wblpkoy
and other linden-.11 warrant was corv-
cd yest‘urdny on Rnbhl Horowitz. of
this city, charging him With violat-
ing the liquor law. The care, it TI on:
dcrntood, will u. nude a tent proceed-
ing. it will come in the police court
and will he followed with interest all
over the amp. no involves the quot
tlon whelbcr tho selling of Winn for
church purpcscu la in violation of the
liquor law.
"OF THAT
or it In. rum in Pa motto. Irv
dim no in in has up (lam om
our triad, chum «thorn. nuptial.
to, II. We lull 31.00 mun Tho Glifo
lord. mirror". cud MINI.
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mm
DIAOHIAD. ‘THAIN WRIGKID‘.
llANilllm'. April ”hm-A dmlimd
pumnnrr train. combatant of it com-
llinollou rnr and mind. running to
llroolllleld Junction. from tillclty 3
lbs New York 'dlvlulon, run inlay
upon switch and mum hum ditto
u drum) bunk at the and of humor
, mill tidbit]! Boom tomb. out:
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Md: tho ritr tnutlp. varn- rim
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