particulars regarding; wife. There has been one of the deceased in this _ . Mr. Smith said: died lust four weeks to a in Minneapolis. there by the Gen. 0. as a stenograph- ifit‘h euplngl at . the Hotel car as I can under. about 9:30p. to. She lost mm at the' time. I upon her lips, apparently made o of her teeth cutting her lip in , I spake to her blit she did “or. Then i raised her from ii saw that she Was dead. ,, nti pay was held on the body. rgbwlire’two physicians present roller Keistler. They found oath was due to pericardltis, ffiltiion, That is to say. a con- heart which caused the lJulsatlon of the heart idei‘t'th. ey attributed this condition to having eaten a very hearty din~ lhte that evening which caused Notion of. the heart. and they are its opiiilotr‘tliat in sleeping over adioor for something, she brought 0 extended stomach into close pres- 91, upon the heart and the result was the Immediate ceasing of the beatnimilltgtiup. and she dropped deali‘ “pout e floor. The doctors he- More that the body was lifeless when it reached the floor. Sb 3 bad no previous heart trouble but was to all' fibpenrauces as well all Vail that day and evening. lip to the time of my going out She up poured very happy all that day. and than was no indication of any un- '; usual condition in her health ”.Norwaik. and was buried there. The published stories, attributing or hint- . ins at any other cause of death are ‘ ofl'oneous and entirely misleading. The facts are just as l have related . them and Were fully borne out by the autopsy.’ ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL. “Witch indigestion becomes chronic dangerous, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure VIII cure indigestion and all troubles resulting therefrom. thus preventing Catarrh of the Stomach. Dr. New- brough. of League, W. Va... says: ”To those suffeging from indigestion or sour stomach I would say there is no bettor remedy than Kodol Dyspepsia cure. I have proscribed it for a num- ber~of my patients with good success,' Kodol Dyspepliia Cure digests what you eat and makes the stomach BWCN. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. ” .__.__ GAME WILL BE BGARCE. Winter Killed Off Many Birds in This Vicinity. Local hunters are busy shining up their guns in preparation for the open season which begins October 1. From all reports, the season promises to be. a poor one. Last winter. though not an'unusually severe one. was very hard on the younger birds, and quail will be scarce this year. The prin- cipal hunting clubs of Bridgeport, the North End Gun and Game Club. and ' the Nassau Fish and (lame Club, take steps to feed and protect the birds on their preserves during the winter, but in spite of this, officers of the clubs say that all game birds will be scarce, even quail, which are generally plan. tifui enough. In the country around Easton, which fili'nlshes the best shooting ill (his pfirt of Connecticut. there will proba- 5, E birds, though not as many as . Rabbits and gray squirrels be had in plenty, for all who care i 'shoot them. The law which gives reinstalling on their propeity, whether I”caught with the goods" or not has WI “ lab: to a game club I The first event of ”)0 season will be Tobin! from all over the state will par- . tioipm " [fight has been arranged. If” 1 home. ' dI Pharmacy. Zeitfu‘ss ‘ olil’IBrder from the column genersl's one. announces the accelitlence of the atibh of Bartram: was i. ascend fairy. C. N. 0.. , ,dffec‘ts the commanding officer of or to notify the thumb at their armory to nominate nominate a ssmhd unusual. A Connecticut Nat: direct platoon coni- W'ailii'h 9' muflciont revolvers, caliber .38, in to the state II‘ Iii saber: and saber m use the shipment of slime. ' .mhr . at all times. WOMGWOIM lbs was so Wall and so fsv ‘ with it watery substance. “The body was brought to Souths biy still be a good supply of game last f More the right to arrest persons ‘provea discouraging to the average hilltop from the lily, who does uni be~ L ' “hoot given by the l.oilll l-: lid (llm Came Club on September 2o. on ‘ their grounds in Norill Bridgeporn , and a Very interesting prov Chamberlalns Colic Cholera. find Diarrhoea Remedy and you will never wish to be without it in your It has saved many lives. For why Btiilson- -Poweil (‘orporigll’om ar- ‘h hint lieutenant, "if they so ‘ re." and when an eligible list. has been established to call a meeting to Another order from the mucous rel's office orders the commanding More to make reclusitlon at once ohm“ Bim- m: loft“. In is« the number will, leech luau wounds till“!!! ‘ it a w Frequent ln~| remanded $10. .900 STOCK INCREASE. ‘ New Haven «Railroad Preparing for , the Issue, it is Believed. NEW HAVEN. Coulis September 21. —'—lt is taken for granted among well informed financial men of this city, that plans are being laid by the. New York, New Haven .85 Hartford railroad for a big increase in capital stock. The figure generally set by financiers is ten millions of dollars It is asserted here that the recent conference of l. Pierpont. Morgan . and President Mellon, in the lattel' s summer home in Stockbridgc. Mfll-lli., two or three days ago. was fol the forth the details of the proposed in- crease. It is believed that the annual report of-the railroad. which will be issued ill about two weeks. will set. forth and details of the proposed fli- oicnse and that the proposition will be formally brought before the stock- holders of their annual meeting in this city on October 10. The railroad officials will make no statement rs gnrding the rumored increase in stock. d-r-H DH. FINN'S TESTIMONY INTEREST- IN who hus practiced medicine years, says he has used every pres- treatment of kidney and bladder dis- as Foley's Kidney Cure. -—_—--———s—-—.—‘n— DIXON I8 KNOCKED OUT. and Round. Dixon. the former al A. (7. while it lasted. situation from the start. on early in the round. Later, after llll exchange of blows us, and Dixon went down and oul. A CLEAR COMPLEXION AND BRIGHT EYES. In most cases a sallow, due to poor digestion and an inactive and is mild and pleasant to take. fuse substitutes. Drug Store. SAU LT. police court. street, Thomas Bolton Michael Mur phy. and William Goodwin. morning, when be Sunday liquor selling and the other men assisted. sault was committed by the policeman Their trial lasted diminutive hours. ATTAOKED BY A MOO. a and was soon sound and well. Tokensha. Mich, "and find it perfect.” 25c at F‘. H. Baxtor' a. South Norwslk, and E. P. Weed s. Norwalk. .— Connecticut, with Wallace Smith, presiding. Bevenl attendance. membership in the state, of 1162 di- 'vided among 42 courts years ago. THO ORIGINAL. Foley. “00 Cilia“. er and Tar manye ed tor the germ no. imitations have similar packs . Drug store. .imuiiv my am; elitist. nudists-m?“ ”Wu" down. an Ifld n“ it. wwmgfi mat-m 5 0 Dr. Thomas Film. of Boonsboro, M0. for 32 criptlon known to the profession for cases. and says he has never found anything so emective in both chronic and acute kidney and bladder trouble it stops in regularities and builds up the whole system. Sold by Plnlsted's Drug Star’s; Tommy Murphy Finishes Him in Sec- PHII.ADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.—»-(.‘.corge featherweight champion, was last night, knocked out ill the second round of what was to have been a six-round bout by Tommy Murphy. of New York. at the Nilliou~ Tllc contest was spirited although it could be seen that Murphy was master of the The first round was a sparring contest, but ill the second Milrphy assumed the ag- gressive and succeeded in flooring Dix- Murphy drove a left to the solar plex. blotclled complexion and dilli heavy eyes are liver. ()rino Laxative F‘riiit Syrup aids digestion and stimulates the liver and Be- Sold by Pluisted‘s I WATERBURY MEN HELD FOR AS- WATERBURY, September 21.~Four men accused of having taken part in an assault on Police Officer Mullins last Sunday, were held for the Super- ior Court in bonds of 8200 each alter the, longest hearing ever held in the The men are Thomas Russell. a saloonkeeper of Peinberton Mullins was patrolling his boat last Sunday warned Russell. who was at the saloon door. against According to the officer Russell then assaulted him When two other policemen urrivcd Mullins was on the ground clinging to one. illiiil while the others wore kicking him. The prisoners asserted that the lie- and beaten. in a lab riot. until covered ductor applied Bucklen' s Arnica Salve " use it in my family," writes (l. .1. Well ii, of Simply great for cute and burns. Only I. lNDEPENDENT ONDOR OP FORIO TIRE. HARTFORD. September 2l.~—'i‘lle biennial session of the high couri of independent Order of Foresters of Canada. began yesterday of Bridgeport. delegates were in A be ance of $1.852 was reported in the funds. with a total There are 17 more courts in Connecticut and 137 more members that there were twoto d Tor th torie‘inlmd Hon so so a roe an on: W “11137, and on account of the great merit and popularity of micro lion- imitations are offer» These worthless sounding names. Beware of them. The genuine“, Foley's Honey Ind 'l‘sr is in a yellow” Ask for it and refuse any substl do. it is the best remedy for coughs and colds. field or Plaistsd's N. Conn. September pp. spite of the outer wall “holler at Eastern“ Point, which is being torn “Milli sustained scalp, ”$30.0“ mt was caught under the mass of bricks fliers escaped serious bottle ininrsd inhibitions from one new YORIC slot. ‘21 -The Batteries: Henley Bag; and Kleinow. Time, 1: 40. plies, McCarthy and Sheridan; landlines. 3 .000. - lulu—wu- i Boston. T; Washington. 1. lerday and tile Washington American were easily ‘dofested l to .1. relieved him hopelessly lost. after M the plate. was the feature of til game. Attendance. 1,.500 Score: Wash. 010000000~15 Boston 020003200‘715 Batteries: den; Umpire, Hurst. . Chicago, 0; Cleveland. 0. CLEVELAND. Sept. 21.-Cievclan Time, 1:45. ‘ Umpire. Connolly. NATIONAL LEAGUE. ore—Other Games. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Philadelphia National league crs were used by the visitors. oil-i weakened. ‘ the grounds by Umpire Klenl protesting decisions. 273. Scocrs: Pbilu. 000000l20—3 7 Nchork 000000240-6 9 Batteries: Nichols and Amos and Bresnahau. Time. 1:3 Umpires. Kleni and O‘Day. Pililu. 1 2 l (I 2 l 0 0 x—-7 13 New York 10.0 0 0 0 i) 0 0——i 7 Batteries: Sparks and Abbott; ior, McGillnlly, ‘ lulu. Timc,l:5il. O'Day. Boston Wins One—Second a Tie. Bl ookly u. bowels and makes the complexion _ count of dillllnoss with the. score 1 smooth and clear. Orino initiative to l. A. ll. Soden president of the li ruit Syrup does not naiiscate or gripe ' were probably the last guinea be M famous South End groilllds.- F. the club which expired November Scores: Boston 0 i) 0 x—b 6 Brooklyn , 0 0 0 0—‘5 ti Batteries: Young and Scanlon and lliiler. pirc, Johnslollc. 0 0 0 3 0 i (I 0 Time, 1:40. Boston 0 (l 0 0 0 0 0 1——l 8 Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 ii 0 1—1 6 Batteries: Wilhelm Doescher and Bergen. Umpire, Johnstonc. Attendance, 2%. ~— Chicago, ll: Cincinnati. 4. CHICAGO. Sept. oral times when a hit would have won m at her firm or. u e- ' for them. Attendance. 2.200. Score: tame a merot wfifirkflgi‘liyrxforn‘i‘eiflsglf R. it. It. ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' Chicago 0 l i ii 2 0 l 0 11-41 10 Cincin. (i 2 0 0 ii i) (l 2 ()m—t ll Batteries: .chker, lirowu Kling; Checb and Sclilol. Umpires. Overall and lliiudgrcn. o...”— m"-..- ‘ risLoso BRILLIANTLY. a with sores, a Chicago street car can M lion With Brooklyn Players. The special correspondent. of be selluln: "Yale, the Bridgeport, by presslcu. use of 318 scepti'l'igtho W Putai M “£00 OYIggOILu d1 .. could hears; but nothlnmm until i took Biasiiisn pails as sent bottle cured me cola pfiletsiy MIMI”. TUO QTAPLII ON “Fill. tile thN 8‘91”; 0‘. arm... to o'clock” ueaday evening, is trio limb here waitingch 0 coming insurance sdlusiere. or earl boilerMm room had tile dusk” swirl v on roll 33%.” satiw name mfig forward it will: urchins whl O I“; tapies glib the 5mm L. works a“ Lauedwus-auus-l New York Americans amt out Philadelphia. ; snails yesterday. tile score help 1 to The winning Hill was made a the 1" ninth inning on Yeager's triple and .1 Ddugberty's fly to Bel/bold. Th?! can“; ‘Phils. 00‘0 0'00000-«0 3 0' ‘ New York ll 00 0.00 0 0 1—4 h 0' ' and Powers. Unity. ‘ At- ' WASHINGTON, Sept lib—Hughes pitched splendid ball for Boston yes- Patten wasliit hard from the start and Wolfe the game was A fine throw by An- derson to Heyden cutting off Stahl R. H. IL‘ '3 Patten, Wolfe and Hey- liughes and Criger. Time, 1:35. bad the game with Chicago yesterday well in hand until the eighth inning. when seven errors and six hits gave Clarke; Walsh. Altmck and Sullivan New York and Phlllioe Divide Hon- 2l.——'l‘be team closed its season on the home grounds by defeating New York in the second game of a double-header. Three pitch New York won the first game, when Nich Mctlann was pilt off f0l Attendance, 5,- R. H. E. Dooilt. R. H. E. Tay Wiiiso and Breann- iimpires, Klenl um. BOSTON, SepL 2l.-~rliout.on won the had scored llirie inns by it. hit over the. fence. The second game was called after eight innings. on no locnl club since 1876, witnessed wllai as owner. see the, Bostons play on the V. Dunn, of this city, holds all option or. R. H. E. Nccdhum; Ulll' R. H. E. and Moran: Time, 1:30. 1.~ 21.-Clncinnaii’ errors of two of Chech's bases on balls gave Chicago ils runs yesterday. Tilt visitors hll freely, bill fell short sev- and Time. 1:50, “Bill" Val. Makes a Splendid impres- the Brooklyn Eagle. writing of the Brook- Iyii game in Benton on Monday. bus the following in any of its new first. Conn" first blisemuu.. who was recently secured the Brooklyus. played his first game here and he made a good im He finished up in the Con nocticut 3league with a batting aver and. while he did not do wonders with the stick yesterday, he fielded his position in brilliant style. twenty chances offered ‘I l suffered fer years with when trestdiatrossI one iitl lint-Irina" by Bull. dlflaletud. 3‘. If. he‘s. EWLONOON Be t. Bin-Jrug Cora Towinl which was discovered on 7011!! e mysterious cause about .5 a ”sail im‘gm shorelines?! is. whot- -Mrs. Lucy Smellmf'l'iltonaa. . id after telling gall ‘vDr-smls . sinuse- . ofothtrwsah > were” are ‘ Isles Eh I stored to perfect healthily this mn- ill a well if you will take thugs-census.» . nearly all the sick- " ' “ am that women have. It deprives the system of nourish- mentand illuminate organs peculiarl: wcmtn sutferg— vanish. and become W Kodoli Dyspepsia Cure enables the stomach and digestive organs to digest and assimilate all of the whole- (5 0 ii idests What You Eat I‘H- cannons ruanuacv. ros SALE. av OMITH WINS BY ONE VOTE. -,_..__— Bridgeport Candidate is Chosen High Chief Ranger. HARTFORD. Conn, September 21. -—'I‘he biennial session 0 sot, 2 .l‘ presiding. 5. , 162 divided among 42 (culls. i '1 cwo years ago. As was expected. there :ontesis for several of the Senator William Kennedy. lick, proved a dangerous for the office of high chief ranger which was held by Wallace A. Smith first game from Brooklyn, ii to 5 yes ,1... office by only 0m. vole. These 0m. lcidui, Cunllcll buffing iii (hit-o llicn Np... \vcrc'clcclcd: with a thicc base hit after Lewis fol High Chief Runner. Wallace A. Smith. Bridgeport; icy, New Haven; Kelioc. Nuilgaluck, and W. If Hartford; high orator, Photos. New Haven: high iccrclary, M. M. Lloyd. Naugatuck; illgil organist. I~‘. .l. Iiiggs. Meriden: high senior woodward. Pomela li John 1. 3 2 ward. Rose Norman, 'iliill‘lllhiii, A. l.. nigh conductor, luck; ’l‘llfiville; Enibrcc. Stamford; W‘. l“, Kelloc. high messenger. i' 1 juvenile corps. Miss J. N. Carey. ARE YOU ENGAGED? Engaged people should remember r sestions in good condition with Elec ville. S. (3., says: 0 5 her entirely wall. and healthy." F‘. If. Norwnlii, and E. P. Weed, bottle. ~WW.I* APPROVED THE PUNCHAOO Valley Road. fli’RlelFlEldl. Mast, 2i.——iu the annual meeting of the Con- River at this lime to about in tlkpil‘tf of the control of the Connecticut Riv Maine. melodic in payment of the purchase. so New Haven road Iition was mentioned at the plastic lbday. and they know of no such th as. , LIKI FINDING MONEY. ii'indin health is tilts finding money was this than who a’rli sick. iiho Wi 9. Barber; dam!“ “Toll He says: "I had I terrible“ Mm PM “I'll hwnfi gm ...:r WW mhlfldffli'i' “WW a. "math. edy. YOU to” be respond at e '- of the high mum of Connecticut. independent 0r- lcr of Foresters. of Canada. began yes- .ordny with Wallace Smith, of Bridge- chcnty delegates were in attendance. A balance of $1,- 352 was reported in the funds. with a otai membership in the state of 1,~ There he 17 more coilils ill Connecticut and i3? nlolc nicnlbels. than there wcic were lively ofiiccs. of Nnugu- candidate of Bridgeport, nild was beaten out for lice chief ranger, J. H. Hines, Waterbury: high treasur. er, W. H. llcllreiise, (lrosveuordnle: High physician, Dr, B. A. O‘Hara, Wa- terbury; high counsellor. C. E. Hond- liigh auditors. W. H. il. Wyte. A. Journal Lil h‘ranli. Waterbury: high junior wood- high Nouga- Phlllp Co- .lcre; high senior bundle. W. S. l.‘Hcm- cux. 'l‘aftvillc; high junior boatlle. E. E. Rivers, (insulin; superintendent of that, after niairiage. many quarrels can be avoided. by keeping their dia tric Billet-s S. A. Brown, of Bennetts- "For years, my wife suffered inlellscly from dyspepsia, com- plicated will: a iorpid liver. unili she i‘hcn she tried lt‘lcclric Bitters, which helped her at once, and finally made She is now strong Baxter, South Norwuik. soils and guarantees them, at 50c a CI Connecticut River (lets the Vermont September iiel-ilcul ilivcr Railroad stock holders llils morning. it was voted to approve of the. purilllise by tho Cdnnocticut ilVi‘l of the Volume! Valley Railroad which is leased by the Connecticut The lease. howev- er‘l‘lic action taken is -in the line of protection ab ll was found that the Vermont Valley road misfit pass out or. which holds it for the Boston A The next step in the purchase of the Vermont Road will be for the Connecticut River to go before the stats railroad commissioners of both Massachusetts and New Hampshire for the approval of the plan to issue The Connecticut River Mills say When? seem eels. nonsense-u or chest “traileim ballerina: mm is unu- ble caused b more and coal dust on ‘lll ’ oasis swoon sill Creel-It ecu? hummus II Resolution Introduced to Punish lilo/l - tutors at... rushsshls» still-roan. situate. fills—Prior to the omlgxofdbe mend day a use stop of the National MBOCIEUOH of Life Underwriters, this morning, there was much informal discussion among the curler arrivals at the convention ball over the probable action of the, executive committee in regard to ten- olnliun' calling for condemnation of is» regular insurance practices and the punishment of the guilty This ren- Raleigh. of St. Lous'i; aroused a flat-s ter of excitement among the delegates. and it was referred to the executive committee only after various obiec- lions had been made and amendments offered. It reads as follow: "Whereas, The Public press, official coiliillittoes, life insurance denim“ ments and l siative inquiries have. disclosed met ads and. practices in the management of some life insur- ance companies which, if not criminal in their nature, appear to be 131013st irregular and in violation of the priest pics of the. trust involved and “Whereas, These disclosures threats en to create. in the minds of the uni- formed. suspicions regarding the latex- rity of management of all life insur— ance companies and to bring the bush one into general disrepute. be it _ "Resolved by the National Associa- tion of Life Underwriters in conven- tion assembled. that. we, the members Chicago eightruns and the victory. somefoodthatmsybessten. It nourishes 9‘ this association who have been Cleveland iiii. Walsh hard bilt general- the body’and rebuild; the wqalt organs Eagle}; gamer-Velma; I: flighilguigg lilli‘aiteréfivé’sfifi'é“; out. Attendant“? "'wflmwmmd‘mm Revision!» and, in building up the lliagniiicent ' 3.11.3, indication. constipation. drip-pile. soil: structure life insurance, owe it tooilr Cleveland 0 0 0 o l 0 0 2 0—43 13 ii misunhslchlnmheutbumandal locum wives and to those ‘who have repoesd Chicago 0 1 0 o o o 0 3 0—9 10 3 mam, - Wilma“ ‘in tie-to oppose those luau. Batteries: Bernhard. Donahue and ' OMEN ich tennit down: to demand that. of‘crimes llavebeen committed lhe criminals shall be punished and that those who nave violated their flusi shall be deprived of their tins- ieeship. We urge and insist that we are not willing to support in the field misconduct ill the home offices We oppose concealment or evasion and doillaud such publicity as will lead to ' a correction of abuses wherever they may be found. F‘rom illembcrs of the executive committee. today, the impression was gained that. the resolution as present- ed was likely to be shelved by the commute. and that. uiio...er resolution similar in some respects in purport would be drafted by the committee and reported. .e meeting of his ex ecutive committee was set for 12 o'clock and it, was expected that the new resolution would be proscnted for adoption by the convention at the op- ening of the afternoon session. Al the morning session, which began at 10:30, an address was delivered by S. H. Wolfe, conslllliilg actuary. New York, on “The Life insurance Com- pany, from the Examiner’s Viewplont." LAXATIVE. COUCH SYRUP. "A cold or cough nearly always pro- duces consilpaiion-the water all runs to the eyes. nose and throat instead of passing out of the system through the liver and kidneys. For the want of moisture the bowels become dry and hard." Kennedy‘s laxative lion- ey and 'l'ar is the original Laxative Cough Syrup. it meets and corrects the above conditions, by acting as a pleasant cathartic on the bowels-ex- pels all colds from the system and cures all coughs, croup. whooping cough. La Grippe,. bronchitis etc. ” VIOLATED at . LAWS. WASHINGT aoptember 20.- Captain Alexander Mcllean was ur- rested Monday at Victoria, ... C., by Canadian authorities at ...e request of the American consul, acting for the ueparfmcul of JUKIICQ, under an in dictiuent obtained more than a year ago at San Francisco on a charge of conspiracy in fitting out the schooner "Carmencita," in violation of the seal- illg laws. A telegram recivod at the Slaic Department to-day, announcing the arrest, says that inc carnicucila" bud been refitted under the name of the "Acacillpo.' of alleged Mexicali registry, and with a crew made up of| men said to be as "choice a build of robbers and cutthroats us have inali- bed a pirate craft since the days of Captain Kidd." OF INTEREST To TRAVELERS. “I travel in the southern states," says Mr. E. E., Cross. of Melfa, Va. "While driving I had a smitten attack of cholera morbus. with severe cramp lug pains in the stomach. A custo- mer of mine at. the first store I stop pad at recommended Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and two doses of it set me right. i now carry a bottle of this remedy in my grip constantly as do many othel traveling men. l unhesitstlngiy rec- ommend it.” The constant change of drinking water and diet often causes disorders of the bowels. For this rea- son no one should leave home on a journey without a bottle of this relne dy. ll bi almost certain to be needed. For sale by Stillson Powell Corporu lion. Clifford Pharmacy. Zellfluoi l’har nmcy. " "—— no DEVELOPMINTB lN CHAN DQATH. . SWAMPBCOT'I‘. Ila-sq September film-There . were no . deveitiplnsnfs to- day in the investigation in connection with the do nth. of Mrs. Jennie P. Chase. who died under peculiar condi ‘tions at her home here last week Me- dlcai Examiner Piukhanl said that up til Prof. Bills, of Harvard. had made a chemical examination of portions of the woman's body no further details could be learned. The autopsy held on yesterday showed suicide by coal gill poisoninl. 4. . no UNPLIAoA-NT IFFIGT if you ever i if DeWitt's Little ar- ly Risers for bl liousness or constipa- tion you know what piii- pleasure is. These famous little .piiis clean the liver and rid in. system of at ibiie without prodiis Wm unpleasant effects. and Pharmacy. ” mobilisation smash snub both I '“WEN‘M‘II “Mi?“ ‘0 * m ‘5“ seas-um miss ”with was: rescues and it oiutipn. which was introduced by J J. . Wood St., Tel. 203- 5. DEROY MAN MAY HAVI. OllwiDED strofson. aged 27. is supposed to have comlliilted suicide yesterday by Jump- ing into the Holisulouic rivcl'. been despondcnt for some days. say. “If: that slanderous stories Wore be ing circuluied about him. The young loan bad a ticket for Sweden and was to have called tomorrow. Yesterday afternoon he bade bye. and they, knowing he was not to start abroad at that tiluc. became aus- picious, and will-u he one of them followed hilil.- lie wont to a point on the river bank a mile and a half away. and when his sister. who had been unable to fellow him close iy, arrived he had disappeared. Foch prints lea in dicated that river was dragged ism moraine. but the body was not recovered. cheap, w c. after having contracted ie to perfectly restore his health. ”No thing will do this but Dr. King's New idle Pills. A quick. pleasant. and con tain cure for headache, constipation. etc. 250. at I“ ll Baxter's. south Nor- wItIEmlfid n. 9. WM s. solves. goal: as ltsl y’. a borough, Vincents! Hospitai, them it‘s went yesterde Oil 9W 0AM her of e be and”: Hilbert“ £50“.th lull: ' aim rm as» mud on a... .11.... Manson which has been inseam, Mysamhasbomtboeimtnnsd . and he been made under his pen- ' sunflower-vision since its tomboy. Mao One to deceive you in this. All Collateral“. Imitationb sham! wood" are but Experiments that trifle with and on per the health at Museum Childreaw-liisperience against Experiment- What is CASTORIA We is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Poro- gorlc, Drops and 8410an Syrups. It. in Pleasant. It contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys worms and alloys Feverishnoso. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind 00110. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatmlency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s W The Mother's Friend. annulus CASTOMA nnwave , / sum the Signature of COAL COAL COAL At the Lowest Prices 2-. 000 ills. Guaranteed. B. HERSHFIELD 8:80" 122 Water Street, Telephone 236-3. Public Market. 32 So. Main St. John T Hayes, 5 Main Street, Norwaik. Your Order May 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 meals, poul- fly and all else you expect to find in a well appointed bulcbel shop. Meats fresh. sweet 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. 'Phono 322.2. FurnitUre on Credit A. J. Angevine 8- Sim, 134 Washington Street. South Norwslk. . .,_..a._...... n... la. —. ... lNCENDIARY FIOO. W -._—_~¢ i" .. . i)l.RBY, September 21. David Zils Shop at 7.",th Burned With . Loss of 04.000. 'i‘ERRYVilAJd. Conn. ,Septcinber 21. -~A fire which is believed to have of incendiary origin destroyed the shop of David (I. Cooper last night. causing it loss of $4,000. The bro broke out about 0 o'clock, and in an hour the building. which was a t 0 story grams affair. was burned to t e ground. Mr. Cooper was a maker of ovon thermometers and employed about a dozen hands. He said last night that there was no fire in the building and that he believed the fire was of incendisrv nature. NUMEROUS AND WORTHLIII. Everything is in the name when it comes to Witch Hanoi Salve. iii C. De: Witt a. Co. of Chicago, discovered some can a a how to make I solve from itch seal that is a sessile for Piles. For blind. bleeding itching and protruding Piles oosslna, eats. burns. bruises and all skin diseases DeWius Salve has no equal. This has given rise to numerous worthless counterfeits. Ask for De Witt‘Mho mill). Sold by The Clifford Plier- i GTIAMIII 'ro blonds I'l't “IN. 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