, stills Peace-0ther liss
Thrush Appeals from the
_.lulniv Ohmmlssioners
Wilmn'ihe next few months the
. bonkll ill pontain decisions on
,. si’lons which It was said
‘ er ydudnever been passed on
t h supreme court of this state
' the decisions will be of interest.
.. ‘ Auctions of ounccticut. One
titration in. has a justice of the peace
fond‘town authority to try'an accus-
d, n‘the town where the justice Ilvcs
7' ,1 'a criminal, oil'ense committed In
,otbei; town. The other question is
‘ “liquor dealer whose license has
., n revoked by the county commis-
iqners the right of appeal to the scu-
,rlor‘court from the decision of the
pituiy‘commissloncrs revoking the li-
me. _.
infthe ,firsttiustancc some lawyers
. y‘ that it is necessary for the justice
pogo physically on the soil of the
filmmlflhore' the criminal offense was
omniltteli to have jurisdiction. while
”0 her lawyers disagree in the opinion.
it the second instance the claim is
. made that no appeal can be taken from
v-fleoisions‘of the. count y commissioners
revoking a liquor license, but because
'- . (if the disagreement on the latter pro-
[position the. count y C(lfl'llilikniollel‘fl
yesterday decided to grant three on
‘ ,peais from their decisions revoking
licenses. ,
A few weeks ago Ocinvc Rivers llllti
A. E. Londry. of Burlington, who con-
"d‘uct‘iieensed saloons. sold liquor in
' Violation of the law, mcnlbors of tho
_. a state police department say. and llcr-
’ bert. A. Smith. of Canton. who con-
ducts a drug store ill a no-liccnsc town
and «who also has a license to soil ii-
quor on doctors' prescriptions sold in
violation of the provisions of his li«
cease. the state police say. it is al-
Ieged that the men came to this city,
‘ voluntarily. and appeared before Ed-
ward M. Day, as justice of the [)l‘llife,
and expressed a desire to plead guilty
to the charges against thorn anti liicy
did plead guilty later. ’it is said,
. Justice Day had asked tilt-m if lllcy
waived the right; of trial in Burling-
: ton and Canton. the towns wlrcro llrc
illegal sales were said to have bccn
made. On (he pious of guilty iincs
were imposed‘aud the three men scl-
fled the lines and costs.
The convictions oi Loudry and Riv-
(il's before .Iuslicc llay mode lilo sot-,-
ond conviction for thorn and the cou-
vlction of Smith was his first. 'I‘hc
accused and hoped that by plodding:
guilty Justice ilay would issue it I‘ll-
tlflcate io-llrc county commissioners
that. their licenses be not. rcvokcli.
but. be refused to do so and noticc ol'
the convictions was soul to the county
commissioners Iiudcr lhc notice there
was nothing for the commissioners to
do but to revoke the iiccnscs, and in-
struct their lawyer to sue on tho ll-
cense bonds.
When the dealers saw Ilrcy trout in
danger of losing their licenses lhcy
consulted lawyers and the lawyers
made the claim to thc commissioncrs
that the convictions bcforc .luslicc
Day were not legal. as the convictions
Were In this town lnslcad of in the
', towns where the allcgcd violations oc~
curred. 'I‘he commissioners were ask
ed to go behind lill‘ rcturn of tho jus-
tice and hold that tho convictions
Were not legal. The commissioners
consullcll .lulltzl- Marcus ll. liolcomb
and Wore ndvlscd that it was not wilil~
In their province to hold a. couvlcti In
to be illegal and that they could not 0
behind the return of the justice. The
commissioncrs so nolilicd illc lawyers
and hold that it was their duty to re-
voke the liccnuos under the jtlslicc's
return to them.
At the request of the lawyers repre-
senting the dealt-rs, lilo commissioners
withheld their formal revocation of
ibe licenses and Judge Albert (J. liiil.
representing Rivers, and Benedict M.
Holden, rcprcscnliug Landry, Irud tho
matter iakcn to lbc court or couwron
pleas by wr‘ll of crror to Iiilvt‘ IIII' vul»
ldity of Justice Day’s conviction dolor.
é' mined. ‘i'cstcrdny lilo Jillllillh‘r-Iltli ~rs
‘ revoked all lines llccnnca null .lllulca
; J. Quinn. who rcprcsculs Mr. Smith. ll.
".itO‘iiake"ihn matter to lIIl' court. or com.
, moo pleas to havc the validity of Jun.
titles iluy‘s conviction of his client sci-
; 1. ”tied.
., At the rcqncst of tho iuwycrs ruprc.
locating the dculcl‘s thc commissioner».
‘ . (“withheld their formal revocation of
bike Iiccnsos and Judge Albert (3. Bill.
"'represculing Iiivors. null llcncllict M.
ng-loiden. representing imldry. bad the
‘flllditcr taken to lilo court of clnnn‘lon
as! by writ of error to have the val-
, lty of Justice lluy's conviction dc-
tormineli. Yesterday the commission
tiers revoked all three licenses and
demos .I. Quinn, who represents Mr.
, mitii. is to lake the matter to the
art of common pleas to have the
"guildily of Justice Day‘s conviction oi
his client settled.
When the commissioners yesterday
pounced their decision to revoke
it three licenses the lawyers took
liter to appeal to the superior court
all until the appeals are determined
Within tribunal the men can continue
tenor under the liconsds. As to the
t of appeal from the decision re-
fig the licenses Judge Holcomb
. all the commissioners that In his
“I, the men whose licenses had
. “filliell had no rain of appeal
She law. but as other lawyers
. led with him. and as all the law-
desireu to have the Question sol.
. the court, it. never having been
before. the, commissioners were
it allow the appeals. This
lit the oniset will determine
0f'tile dealers to Ippehl and
ion on it as well as the doa
.llwplving the authority of a lus-
. the peers will settle two new
u- interest It Is expected that
duo-unlit will be taken to the
mo Irrespective at the de-
"A
y.
‘ plateau of the superior
court pad tit
court at common pleas.
If the oourtllv sustain the commission-
ers In revoking the licenses the bonds-
men of the men whose license have
been revoked will be liable to the
county for $300 on each baud. W. A.
Terry, of Canton is bondsmen for Riv~
era. Frank M. Butler. of Burlington is
bondsmau for Landry and William C.
Haury of Canton is bondsnran for
Smith. »-
ARE YOU ENGAGEM,
Engaged people should remember.
that. after marriage. many quarrels
can be avoided, by keeping their di-
gestions in good condition with Elem
tric Bitters. S. A. Brown. of Henrietta-
viiie. S. C., says: "For yours. my wife
sullered intensely from dyspepsia. com-
plicated with a torpid liver, until she
lost her strength and vigor. and be-
came a mere Wreck of her former self.
Then she tried Electric Bitters, which
helped her at. once, and finally made
her entirely well. She Is now strong
and healthy." ll‘. H. Baxter, South
Norwnlk. and E. P. Weed, Norwnik,
sells and guarantees them, at 500 a
bottle. "
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TARANTULA won sAcs.
Defeated the Niagara IV. by Large
Margin.
W. K. Vanderbilt‘s stcunl yacht
Tarantula won from i-loward Gould's
steam yacht Niagara iV., in a race
over a Ito-mile course. for a. $5,000
purse, on Long island Sound, off
Bridgeport, yesterday afternoon.
The start was made from Crane
Neck at 12:05 p. in. both yachts be—
ing in line racing trim. The Taran-
tula took the lead and in the first
five or six milcs was a long distance
ahcad. Before rounding the stake
boat, off l-icrod's Point. however. lilo
Niagara bud regained sonic oi the dis-
tance lost.
When the yachts passed llcllc 'l‘crrc,
Port, Jefferson, on their return trip,
the ‘arautln was easily one mile ill
the lead. The time consumed was one
hour and no minutes.
The winner finished the race for
ahcad of her opponent. The winning
yacht was commanded by Capt. A. It.
Haskell, and the Niagara W. by Capt.
David Filliwood. both of l‘orl .lci’l'cr-
son.
COL. SUCHER APPOINTED.
Col. Burpee Also Made Member of New
Military Commission.
HARTFORD, Scpt. lli.~«'i‘ho board
to consider changes in the regulations
tho Connecticut Notional (luard was
appointed ycsicrduy as follows: Col.
Lucien ll“. llurpcc (retired). Col. idli-
wnrd Schulze, First infantry; (‘oL
'I‘Irordorc ii. Harbor, Second infamy:
Col. ('lilbcrt l.. ll‘itcll. ’i‘liirti infantry.
null Major William M. Stark, commis-
sury, C. N. G. This board is made
necessary by new legislation and will
mcct Ill Hartford on a date to be do
signaled.
MEN PAST SIXTY iN DANGER.
More than half of mankind over six-
iy years of age suffer from killncy and
biuddcr disorders. usually cnlurgc-
urcni of pullstrnic gland. Title is both
painful and duulzcrous, and Foley‘s
Kidney Cure should be taken at the
first Sign of danger. as It corrects ir-
regularities and has curcd many oiti
then of this disease. Mr. liodncy Bur-
uclt, Rock l’ort. M0,, writes: ”I suf-
fcrcd with .enlnrgcd prostrate and kid-
ncy trouble for years and after taking
two bolilcs of Foley‘s Kidney (hire,
I fcol hciicr titan l have for thnty
years, although I am now 91 years
old." Sold by Plnlsled's Drug Store. "
MAYOR COLLINS FUNERAL CAR.
BOSTON. Scpicnlbcr ltl ----- The fun-
crul cor. bearing the body of Mayor
Patrick A. Collins and niiucbcd to II)“
chcral Express, nrrivcll at the South
’i‘cl'mlnlll station. Ill this city, at ?:lb‘
:1. m., today over thc l’rovldcncc di-
vision oi the New York, New Haven
8: Hartford Railroad. The train was on
time. A small gathering of ciilmlns
had usscmblcd and all rcu'rovcd lilliii‘
hats and rcvcronily bowcd their bonds
as the body of their honorcd mayor
was taken from llrc car and placed in
a heaven.
The llcarso was drlvcn slowly to an
ltrldcrtnlting cstnblishmcnt, ill i-louill
lioslon. a short distance from tho stu-
iion. It was plauncd to lake thc body
from Ihcro at about, noon to tho Il(illll‘
of the late Mayor on (foray Road, in
the I'Irilzllion district.
The Work or draping the City Hall In
mourninv garb was completed lIurlur.r
last nigiil, and today flags at half
staff were econ evcrywhcro Iill'tlugh-
out the city.
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL.
When Indigestion becomes chronic
it is dangerous. Kodol Dyspepsia Care
will cure Indigestion and all troubles
resulting therefrom. thus preventing
iinlarrll of the stomach. Dr. Now-
brough. o! Li‘fllllll'. W. VIL. says: “To
those suffering from indincslion or
sour stomach i would say them is no
better remedy than Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. I have proscribed It for a illllll-
her of my patients with good success."
Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you eat. and makes the stomach sweet.
Sold by The Oiiilord Pharmacy. "
TRAFFIC IN CITIZENSHIP PAPERS.
CHICAGO. Sept. ill—ero state's al-
Iorney‘s office yesterday laid before
.A. r. at no
dundrodl Moro In. South‘ Norwalk in
the some Flight.
Tired all the time:
Weary.;snd worn outnighlt and day;
Back aches; side aches.
All on account ofythe‘kidueys.
“Must help them at their work.
A South Norwalk citizen shows you
now.
‘Mrs. Addie Banks. of ibRaymond
street. says: “My employment may
not have been this primary cause of
my trouble, but the constant applicw
tion certainly does not help it. for
backache and that tired and weary
feeling in the loins oppressed and rob-
bed we of my wonted energy. Read-
ing one night about Dean‘s Kidney
Pills and some cures they had made,
Induced me to get a box at Plaihted's
drug store, They gave me relief at
once..- I am pleased to recommend
them."
For sale by all dealers. Price I'll)
cents. Foster-Millmrn 00., Buffalo.
N. Y.. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name—-Doan's-anll
take no other.
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FIRST SHORT CALENDAR HELD.‘
Large Attendance of Members of the
Bar—Apparent Disposition to
. Try Gales.
The first. short calendar session of
the civil courts was held yesterday. the
civil common pleas with Judge liow-
ard .l. Curtis presiding coming III for
the bearing of motions. and the us-
signnlcnt of cases for trial next week.
’I‘hcro was quite a large attendance of
members of llrc bar and the number
of critics cullcd unsecured lo indicnlc
that counscl were rt‘lltiy'iillii anxious
to begin trial business. 'l‘hc following
cases wcrc usslgncd for trial:
’I‘uosdny, Scpiembcr l9—--’l‘hc Picas-
urc Bench Furry Co. vs. Charles L.
Chamberlain, Ii. M, Judson vs. Jo-
scph llouuoil. ll‘oslcr Bordon vs. Car-
rip ilccrs. r). C. Wood vs. William E.
llolah.
Wednesday. Scplcmbcr 20.~Scib K.
Iiumphrcy vs. William H. I‘ll, Lock,
wood, Willie llrolhcrs vs, John Keogh.
ll‘rcdcrick A. licyscr vs. Allcc C. Hall,
Augustin ilrlll vs. Charles Muller.
'i‘llursdny. Scpi. 2L~Frcticrlck S.
linnirs vs. Sarah 1.. Davenport, lx'nlc
\'. Marcy vs. (:ustnv Noel. James
Mooncy vs, Artircw (lrlvc.
Short Calendar.
The court disposed of a number of
motions on short calendar. Ill Ihc ac-
tion brought by (lilo llrosly of Simi-
fnrd, against William F. 'i‘lrompsou. of
this t-ily. iill‘ licicndnui was order-ml to
furnish $300 sports] hall. ’I‘hc plaintiff
silos to rccovcr $7300 damages which
llc claims hc rcccivcd bcl-ausc the dc.
,I'cndant sold a borsc, thrco cows, two
sis of harness and a buggy without
authority.
in lill‘ action brought. by
James Flanagan ue‘uiusi. Thomas J.
tiolclnun, ndrninistraior, the plaintiff
was ordcrcd to flip a bond of $50 for
proscculion. This was promptly dono.
In lIlt‘ i‘orcciosnrc action brought by
Joseph ll. Schmidt against .Iarnos .I.
Symon, judgment was allowed upon
i'ur'lurc to mukc a dci‘cusc,
In lIit‘ city's action brought acainst
i-‘rl-dcriclc Ii, Swill. lllc dcl'cnllunl was
givcu two trucks to make llnswcr. The
same limc.wus uIImvcd in tho stilt
brought by \‘civcncrry llulton against
(‘nrolinc M. ilullou.
New Docket.
'l‘hc ncw dockct of this court was
out ycslcrlluy and ii is poorly lecc to:
largo as usual. for two reasons. 'l‘lu-
ilrsl ls bccnuul- of tho Atwood HIIIIH.
which nllmbor 3.1!. 'l‘lro sccoud is doc
to tho ncw law in rcgnrd to jury cases
which says both jury and court cnscs
shall ill" iil‘lli in onc list. For con-
vcnicncc sake. the clcrks Ilnd it notes-
sary to kl-cp a jury list as wcll.
'I‘hp oldosl t'asc on tho docltcl wlrC
critcr'cd in lhiifi by tho cIIy against
licnry Dawson. ’l‘borc are about
Milli) cuscs on iIll' dockl‘l.
Big Trial List.
This morning Allorncy 'l‘oomcy.
counscl for ll. l’rcslon Atwood. illcd
with (‘llu'lt iluviluntl u l'l'Illli‘l-li to llavc
130 of tho Atwood cum-s nssimlcll for
trial, (If coursu llrc rcqucst will lII‘I
bc uralllod in cvcry case as in 3mm-
of ”Will Ibo plcnlllngs are not closcll.
llul lhcrc trill III' a big trial list cvcn
with thc cuscs put on wllcl'c lilo
plcnlllngs urc cioscd,
'I‘llcso cuscs. It. will IlI‘ rcrnllcll, will
have to bc docidcll Ill nccorllnncc with
the terms of tho Inw pusscd nl 'htl
last session of Ibr- gl-ncral nsscmbly.
unless an appcul is tukcn to the su-
promo court and tho action of tlu‘
gcncrul assembly dcciurcd Illcnnl.
M rs.
GOT OFF CHEAP.
lip may well think he has got off
cheap. who. after having colltruciod
constipation or Indigestion. In still ab-
lo to pcrfcclly restore his health. NO'
thing will do this but Dr. King's New
Life Pills. A quick. pleasant, and ccr-
lulu cnrc for headache. constipation.
cita, 25c. at F. ll. lluxicr's. South Nor-
walk, and ill. I’. Wood’s. Nurwalk. guar-
anteed. "
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COMING TRIALS.
—
Gambling and Manslaughter Cues
May be Ruched at Pruont
Term of Court.
'fiiaio's A toruoy usscn on slit in.
the grand jury evidence of trafficking
to citizenship papers. One man was.
arrested on the charge of perjury lug
connection with the frauds and many
true bills are expected to follow. it
Is asserted certain naturalization
agents have made it. their business to
secure papers for from as to $10 for
Immigrants. As a spur lo the busi-
ness the foreigners ware told they
could secure employment more reallllyl
and at higher wages if they became
citizens.
LAXATIVE COUCH SYRUP.
“A cold or cough nearly always pro-
duces constipationwihe water all runs
to the eyes. nonsense throat lnstesui
of passing out or the system through
the over and kidneys. For the want
of moisture the bowels become dry
and hard." Kennedy's Laxative Horn
9 and 'i‘al' is the origillli Laxative
cough Syrup. it meets and corrects
the above conditions. by satin u is
pleasant cathartic on a bone Ms-
pols all colds from , ”Item and
‘ullm all can reap. whoa it!
south. la bronchitis ms
t
' t
present he could not tell whether or
not the case of Joseph llurrcil. chum,"
ed with manslanublcr. would be taken
up at the present liEIlllIOll of the crlnla
ins! superior court, but he thought
very likely it would be reached. Bur-
rett is charged with having dragged a
girl into the water off the {rec bathing
pavilion ul. Seaside Park. Bridgeport.
where she was drowned. about, u
month ago.
It is thought likely that the cases
of the man churned with assisting in
running a pool mom. who wore recent.-
ly tried ill the Bridgeport city court.
will be taken up at the present term
of the superior court.
cisls stated that he hoped to reach the
gambling cases this lermsud not to
allow them to be continued until the
December term.
m
NO UNPLEADANT EFFECTS.
If you ever took DeWIti‘s Little Ear» ;.
ly‘ltisers for biliioususlls or constipsa } ,
lion you know What pill pleasure II. v*
The» famous little pills cleanse the
liver and rid the system of all bile
without protrudes unpleasant effects.
fluid by The on out Pharmacy.
r)‘
One of the oili- l
. mum; .. q. ‘t. ,_ _
Finn accustomed for.
sellout Farmers.
Connecticut farmers whose repeat-
ed attempts to form s combine lave
hitherto pl‘OVIIId Ibeffeoiual..msy find a
helpl'nihint in an experiment, witch
has been tried and found succe still
by their English brothers across the
ocean. where. it Is claimed, they are
once more making agricultural pa by
means of a co—operut ve plan wrich
does away with mlddl man and s vcs
for the furthers quite a percent e of
the rniddlemon'e profits. sails the} An-
soniu Sentinel. . j
Unlike the cooperative scheme at-
lornptcd In this country and which
was designed to aid the faruler iii the
disposal of his products. the En‘lish
plan In Intended to reduce his n cos.
snry cxpcudiiurc for supplies. and so
wcll has it worked that there nrelnow
106 such societies. with a membership
of over. 6,000. purchasing $750,000
worth of goods annually and saving
for the members from 10 lo 50. per
cent. Not only do the farmers (llainr
that they save when purchasing} sup-
plies but thal they are assured loi‘ a
purcr and higher grade because of the
fact that lncy cruploy their own clhcm~
isi whose business it is to test the
ucuuineucss of fcrtilizcrs. food stuffs.
spoils. ci.c.. and to lnbcl ibcm accord»
inc, to their real worth. Vr‘
()ne of tho grcnlcsi hindrancrs to
agricultural progress In this country, it
Is claimed. Is the high cost of supplies,
and If lilo English farmer has found
a way to eliminate this by means of
co-opcruiion. the day is not likely to
be for distant. when a similar superi-
mcnt will be tried in this conninv. it
might. help to rc-pcople score of our
dcsericd farms.
LIKE FINDING MONEY.
Finding health is like finding money
—so think those who are sick. When
you have a cough. cold, sore throat. or
chest irritation. better not promptly
like W. C. Barber, of Sandy Levll. Va.
lie says: “i had a terribic chosi trou~
bio, caused by smoke and cool dust on
my lungs; but. after finding no relief
in other remedies. l was cured by Dr.
King's New Discovery for Capricorn.
lion, Coughs and Colds." (ironies:
sale of any collah or lung medicine ir-
lile world. At 1“. ll. Baxter's, souin
Norwulk. anti ll}. i‘. Wocd‘s. Norwnlk;
500 and still); gunraniccd. ’i‘rinl boi-
lle i'rcc . “
PREVENTION OF FUTURE WARS.
William Jennings Bryan Congratulates
President. and Outlines Plan.
LINCOLN. Noll. Scpicmbcr 15.~A
lt-Itcr ndtircsscd to l’rcsldoni itoosc-
roll from \V. .1. Bryan, in which a plan
for the prevention of war is suggested.
was made public last night. Mr. Bryan
congratulated ibo prcsidcnt on his
succt-ss in bringinl; Russia aud‘Japan
togr-lthcr and says: "Why not ask
Congress for authority to submit. all
illit'i‘llilliolllll qucstions iwlrcn ogre-w
nicnl cannot bc rcnchcd by parties In-
tercsicdl to an impartial board for in-
vcsliuaiiou and report. investigation
will in poorly cvory (and rctnovc illc
clrnsc of complaint null reconcile the
parties. tillcslion which a nation
might bc unwilling: to submit in arbi-
tration in ndvuncc could be svtiicd by
investigation by an impartial interna-
tional board.
"It was a glorious thing to end the
war bclwocn tho Russians and tho Ju-
pnucsc. but it would have been more
alorlons to have prevented the war
and saved lhc frightful loss of life.
The moral pros-illn- which our Nuriou
now enjoys would in all probability (‘ll~
:tblc ll. to lead a sucocss pcacc nlovc-
incur. ’I‘hc coucmiulutious which you
have rcccivod from tho builds of Euro-
pean govcruulculs strcnglhou the
chances of sucrose. if the loading na~
lions of tho world would enter Inlo an
alzrccmcur to join in the crcalion of
such it board and pinion till--t‘lrsclvcs
to submit to all disputes to thc board
for investigation bcIoro declaring war.
illc dangcr of war would bc reduced
to n minimum.
"ll‘cw mun baVc had It. In Ihoir pow-
cl" Iii do so lunch for litllrlrlllli,y. Will
you llupruvc rill» opporilmliy?‘
(Signctl)
. BRYAN."
"W.
STOP THAT COLD.
.lr it may result in pneumonia. Bro-
zilisn Balm is bros ing up colds wbtn
ever tried, almost. \ ithout exception.
10, 25. 500 and ti .00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Euler's and Plsisied'l. “
SERMON ON THE RUSSIAN- JA~
JAPANESE WAR.
“Sonic ,(lospcl hormone From the
Police of Roi-Ismouth" will be llle topic
of lilo scrmon at tho ll‘irsl Mbihoriisi
church Io-morrow cvoning by the pair
tor. the Ill-v. \V. \V. ’l‘, llnncun Sonic
comparisons of lilo two counIr-ios Ill-
J
volvctl will be considered. and the ox»
lent to which ollhcr may be: callcd
"(‘bvistiun“ notcd. 'I‘hecbolr III ren-
dcr the great unlilcul by \ iiiiums.
“.Icsus lovvr of My Soul" :1 (I Mr.
Hurst will. sing the icuor solo from
(lnui‘s "liloily City" “My Eioul Is
Albirst for God." J
ATTACKED IV A mod.
and beaten. ill ll lob riot. untiiicovored
with sores. a Chicago siroct :ar corn
ducior applied llnckien's Arm '9. Halve
and was soon sound and well. “i use
it in my family." writes (TL-J. sick. of
Tekousha. Mich, “and rind It. orient."
ISimilly great for cute and bums. Only
260 at F. It. Baxter‘s. South Norwaik.
and E. 1’. Weeds. Norwalk. ‘ "
Wyn-“.4“
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'I‘OKIO. September 10. 2 p. .«The
resignation of Viscount Yo hikawu.l
as minister of the interior. as been
accepted. Huron Kiyourn. mi later of
agriculture and commerce. uccee‘ds
Viscount Yoslllllnwn all mluisi r of tho
integiorwhilc retaining his original
no: .
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VIBOOUNT YOBH‘IJI'SAWA R 8iGNA-.
, “unless?
I. today of roll the
are caused by Indigestion. If you at o
httil too much. or if you or. subject to
sttaalu of Indigestion. you have no doubt
had shortnuuof breath, to Id heart bub.
heartburn or psipitstion o the heart.
Indigestion causes the stomach to
expa.nd-— swell. and gulf up against the
heart This crowdst a heart; and inur-
feros with its action. and in the count of
tune the hurt becomes diseased.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you out. takes the strain ofl
of the heart. and contributes nourishment.
strength and health to every organ of the
body. Cures Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach. Inflammation of the mucous
membranes lining the Stomach and Diges-
tive Tract. Nervous Dyspepsia andCttarrh
of the Stomach.
Aim acting, mylood would alums me by making
my heart palpilsta and I would bosom! very weak.
Finally Ilgot a bottle of Kodoi and it gave me Immo-
lilets relief. Altar min: a few bottles I not cured.
MR5. LORING NICHOLS. Fons Yan. N. Y.
lhsd stem-eh ironhisand was in a bed state as I
had been trouble with ll. 1 took Kodol Dyspepsia
Gunter shout four months and ii cured me.
D. KAUBLK Mull. O.
Didests What You Eat
loi or bottle hold! A“
Lil» as much u the
II u u out also.
pond at. the bull-
onlm' crammwm
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" AH SWVB 80:!
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
FIFTH DAY or convEVN'r‘loN.
Acting on Amendment to the By-Laws
Was the Principal Business
. Yesterday.
Today marks the hill) day‘s ses-
sion of the annual convention of thc
(lonl‘cdcrarloll ol’ the Hungarian Sick
iicnciii. societies, The session opened
in (‘iglar‘s ball at 9 o‘clock yesterday.
President Daniel Storm-ah pl'csldcd.
After the usual preliminaries the
dclcgnics got. down to business. Thr
principal business consil‘lcl‘cd wcrc
amcndrncnts to the. Irv-laws. (illiei
among lhos was a resolution increas
ing the amount of the death benefit
from $500 to 31.000. This rt-soluilon
octasioncd much discussion and sever
al votes on the ullcstiou was taken.
The filial voic resulting a decision
to leave the amount of death bcueiil
as it Is, $300. “A resolution was also
passed arranging for the payment oi
$100 to a member on the death of his
wife.
All adjournment was taken at noon
for dinner. Sonic sixty alrlcndmcnls
lo the constitution have bccu prosciu-
cd and the. consideration of these am—
cndmcnts will probably tukc up so
much iirne. that tho election of officers
will go ovcr until tomorrow. This at
Icrnoon lllc tlclcirntcs marched In a
bully from tin» bull to Scasidc l'urk.
whcro with approprilite cxcl‘riscs in
which the mayor and otlrcr’ ('in oili-
rials took part, ll wrcatlr was placed
on tho Soldiers‘ and Suilot‘s' monu-
Iuclll.
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley & L‘.o., Chicago. originator]
lionoy and TM as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley‘s Hon-
cy and ’I‘ur litany imitations are offer-
cd .or the genuine. Thcse worthless
imitations have similar sounding
nurnos. Beware of them. The genuine
It‘olcy‘s Honey and Tar Is Ill a yellow
package. Ask for it and refuse any
substitute. It is the best remedy for
coughs and colds. Sold by Pleisted‘s
Drug Store. . ”
N. A. R. D. IN BOSTON.
The sixth annual convention of thc
National Association of Retail Drug-
gists will be held in Boston ncxi week.
beginning on Monday. September 18.
indications point. to a record alien-
dnuco this ,vcar: cvory ainitl In lbt
Union and Canada will probably be
rcpresculcll. From New York city
about 50 rcluii lirllggists will attend
the couvculiml. including the 30 dele-
gates oppoilucd recently by the local
branch of tho national association.
known as tho Metropolitan Association
of lit-tall i'lruggisls. This will be the
iirst time since the organization of the
National Association lhnl (iroalcr New
York has been frilly represented at tho
national conference.
I GIVE HONOR TO WHOM IT IS
DUE
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Home.
dy. of ltomloui. N. Y., cuocll me of
ilright's disease and Gravel. Four of
of the bust physicians bud failed to ro-
Iieve me. i have recommended it to
scores of people with like success. and
know it will care all who try it.“-
Mrs. iii. 1’. Mizner. Burg Hill, 0. Price
W. C. T. N. CONVENTION.
The Woman’s Christian Temperance
union of Connecticut will held its an-
nuai convention In the First Courtro-
slttional church. Waterbury. October ii.
4 and 6. ’I’ho first meeting of the ses-
sion will begin at 1:30 o‘clock on Tues-
day. Reports of the year‘s Work will
be given Tuesday afternoon and Wed-
nesday morning. Tuesday evening
will be devoted to short address of
welcome on behalf of the city and
churches. the local and county W. 0.
'l‘. (1.: Wednesday evening. Col. George
W. Brain, of Kentucky. will deliver sn’
address. subject, "The Twentieth Cen-
tury search Light."
OTOLI DYN‘A‘MIT: "I'D WREOK
~ roman pg" 2 "
L. Kaitlin,
_ m
mmlinoofths
__ , . _ outdoor
the ”solemn lair»
tilt-M". ‘
, ai meetings cf the Women's clubs. was
81.00, all druggists; ti bottles $5.00.”
wru; exempt: escarrlous.
onrosoo. "Sept. res—rue exclusion
or afternoon receptions, with their
pink teas. costly gowns and other lux-
uries. from the local,‘state and nation-
advocated yesterday, by Mrs. JamesI
Frake, of Chicago, president of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs.
in her address before the Sixth Cong
greasionnl district convention of we.
men's clubs held at Maywood. She
contended that the receptions usually.
given were extravagant and annual.
nesslike.
"It scents to me," said Mrs. Flake
to the 30 women in attendance, “that
it is a waste of time for ladies to
spend the hours that ought to be de-
voted to the work of the clubs in gos-
siping at afternoon receptions.
“The general federation meetings
should stunt] for the average borne
whore luxuries are the exception. We
should go to the conventions to trans-
nci business rather than devote our
A mesons of the shareholders of the
Bristol a Pisinvllio . Tramway com~
puny bond issue was decided. it was.
determined to issue 40-year bonds
drawing 4 1-2 per cent. Interest. The.
ainonnt of the Issue to is to be left.
to the judgment of the directors with
the understanding that the issue shall
not exceed 0600.000. Holders or the
old bonds may take the new ones at
par, Amendments to the charter pass-
ed by the last general assembly were
also accepted.
”sou—M
DR. FINN'I TEBT'I‘MONV INTEREST-
G. .
Dr. Thomas Finn. of Boonsboro, Mo..
who has practiced medicine for 33
years, says he has used every pres"
cription known to the profession for»
treatment of kidney and bladder dis~
leases, and says he has never found
I anything so efllective in both chronic
and acute kidney and bladder trouble
as Foley’s Kidney Cure. It stops in
time to pleasure."
regularities and builds up the whole
system. Sold by Pluisted's Drug Store-
..W..... .......L._. W.“ m... M...-
native
The reatest Blood. Kidney. Liver
and ladder Cure.
Large Bottles, 50 Cents.
FOR SALE AT FRANK'H. BAXTER’S.
snry. because scratches, stains and fly
mlooih, brilliant surface.
Your little girl can apply Liquid
It's not a varnish, but a surface food
sianlly restoring the latter to its origl
sides. There's no delay, It dries insta
Furthermore: it carries away dos
:Iro cloth, destroys disease germs and
and clcan. One dclightful customer wr
The price is only 50c. and one bottle
.lvcrugc homo.
[2-18 North Main Street,
“mtg CLOAK
GARDLESS OF COST.
POLKA DOT WAISTS
SKIRTS ......... . ......
RAIN COATS
FALL SUITS .............
SILK SUITS. FORMERLY $18
BRILLIANTINE SUITS .......
WHITE LINEN SHIRT WAIST SUIT
CHILDREN DRESSES ........ ..
A FEW LARGE SIZE WAISTS, 8
WORTH FROM $2.00 To $4.00, AT 8
............
......-...--....
Liquid Veneer—Just Think What it Will Do.
By doing your usual amount of dusting with a cloth moistened in Liquid
Veneer, your Woodwark, Piano. Furniture and Picture Frames will take on
a brilliant factory newness, that will astonisb you. lie—varnishing unneces-
specks instantly disappear, leaving a
THAT’S NOT JILL.
Veneer. It's not work but a pleasure
‘0 sec the instant change from dullness to a bright cabinet factory newness.
that} is absorbed by the old finish, In-
nal brightness and adding more be-
ntiy.
t, dirt and smokiness at one sweep of
leaves your home sanitary. pure. sweet
lies that it is worth $100.00 per bottle.
is enough to completely renovate the
A. J. COLLINS (E. CO..
South Norwalk, Conn.
A . .'
seen HOU E.
OFFERS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY THE BALANCE OF STOCK RE-
................300
......8I.48UP
...................84.50UP
.......................$7.98UP
..NOW $9.00
NOW “.48
8. ..... ......NOW83.75
.............. ....-.........NOW75¢
IZES 40, 42 AND 44. WERE
1.25. '
DI..-
....... .....-.........-
COME AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT.
33 South Main Street. South Norwailt.
lmm'ai‘“
is what we are after. We are here
to please you, we take pains to please
and we will please you. whatever you
may want in the way of meats, poul-
try and nil-else you expect to find in
a well appointed butcher shop. Meats
fresh, swecl and tender rule the roost
with us. which you will know when
you have once tried our service.
Fresh Native Roasting Chickens and
. Broilers.
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Schaub.
22 Washington street. ’Phone 322-2.
COAL on
2,000 lbs.
8. HERSHF
ran Water Street.
Wood St., Tel. 203-5.
John T Hayes. 5 M
OU R STOCK
AL 0
At the, Lowest Prices.
Guaranteed. .
IELD & SON
Telephone 236-3.
Public Market. 32 80. Main St.
sin Street. Norwalk.
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OUR RRIOIO
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Norwalk Chronicler