new but Dim Prop-1-
Roliiy luau.
Oct. lie-Miter expendv
. and abla-
Bern d '
. in
lamb properly. and
.. If Bogi asso-
-. 'l'..' as p ,
mind
Ohm“ and asks for [dam-y
be 1.0. Carrie ill. Bennett offer-
s‘ell several pieces of property
”In. wanting timber land to
'Mture lumber and railroad ties
into negotiations for purchase
boundaries of the. property. but
1. to buy on condition that it
Inedtimher which he could use
in business. In the complaint
‘ii Lawyer Sidney E. Clark,
the boundaries of the property.
a place which had a large
or ‘tliftlibr“iind‘ 1"th tier 1
at. up a saw mill to cut it.
at. intending to cheat. wrong
defraud the plaintiff, told him
tho} property comprised all lands
"‘at’jGranby and Hartland.
r‘ge amount. of timber
ll I’Ihdiiced by; these state-
. , -~- redreeentatlons.“ the plain
grohased the land and paid there»
8.360, and received a deed.
sawmill was erection and $1,700
dilrin live“months. sawing 20.-
eat of lumber :aud cutting 1.100
”Which were haul ‘
‘pwitch of the New York. New
a and Hartford road. She ac-
rwards“ and without the
.W .geloffthe plaintiff, and, in-.
tendin to cheat. and defraud him. she
ad; title .of land from which
_, wascni, to Margaret and John
'. s. offbeat Ol‘ange,‘ New
orally. reserving a life use and reg-
eniles from timber. sales during her
habitat lifft, by deed without date, ex-
quted Jay 19, 20, 21. of the same
are him. ‘ "
. 'fDefendant. falsely represented that
She'yolil to him. ‘wlth intent _io cheat
" and” defraud plaintiff. by inducing him
to 9%.”19 wood and claim it as her
own, because she fraudulently neglect-
ed ‘to include it in the deed. 'I‘Ile.
' ladit‘dctually described in deed of iron»
" Women to him has no standing tim-
. berfand that which she fraudulently
and? falsely represented was the only
. timber land she owned. The other is
walthjonly $300.”
» " ty Sheriff Latham served pa-
‘tbo case, Friday. leaving cop-
”‘tle ith the Burritl, New Britain and
, Berlin savings banks, where t e de.
”.2 ‘ 1 ant is believed to have. no nuts.
.
T sun to returnable to the superior
court In this city the first Tuesday in
November.~ ‘ ‘ ‘ :
DOCTOR! 8A": 5055 WOULD NOT
l 0
Qatar Ery,‘ Woodruff, Pa., writes:
“After doctorlng for two years with
{halibut physicians in Waynesburg.
and still getting worse, the doctors ad-
vised me If I had any business to at.-
. tend to I had better attend to it at.
once. as I could not possibly live an-
other‘m‘onih as there was no cure for
moi Foley's Kidney Cure was rec~
o Headed to me by a friend. and I
I ediately sent my son to the. store
to It,, and after taking three bottles
I ‘h‘egan to get better and continued to
. 9
~-
~ 'iin cove until! was entlnely well."
‘ » So, at Plainted's Drug Store". '0
., I
”w...
MAYHEW’S TEAM wm's.
» Defeats. Byxbeo’e' Nine by Score of
. 13—11, In Second Game of Series. .
In the second of a series of three
Sunday morning games'ot baseball.
{played yesterday on the ayhew oval.
, "Hank" (otherwise Butch) May-
heiv'e team clipped the feathers of
' 'filiorty" Byxbee‘s league aspirants.
l, ,Vtune pill; to 11. It was a reg-
.“ tting bee. with honors in fa-
. v, to! "Hop" Benedict. who scored it
~ home run, a three-bugger and We,
, ‘ while “Hank's." efforts result-.
a a homer and two singles. The
was. however. robbed of what
’f’ ‘ a sure homer In the
‘" Belle lct. who was playing in
center. ran back as the bull reg
(led to ”Hank's". mighty swing.
,_ put up his bare hnml. making an
{gloat catch.
preach
.wIth‘thc umpire to good effect.
has played a good game at sec-
- making an excellent catch of a
' It Mnybew's bat. This is in game
e [for these two team. The “rub-
(lithium will probably be played
neighboring town. with Ilyxbe‘e
andrmhlw officiating us slab artists
1 “he“: respective teams.
0' main) of the players foliomr‘
nyhew's team—~12. Creagh. a; For-
do, c.: Mayhewhlbq Kelly. 2b.;
\ Ih. 3b.: Keynes. sit; ‘Bvadley. In;
itihbler. orb. “c1: Byxbee. rf. ' "
I xbee'sgeaénuti. tlrglth
,. 03 . 73ml. 1,-t
111“ ii
'5 no 2b.: Tyrell,
' rdus. rt.
3": a
i
and Harry Smith both
, p.: Rey-
Gladstouo.
, it; Benedict. ch;
harles yncli. Time of
re. 21 in autos. ' .
M
A O U. W. GRAND LDDOII
.‘ w
invention Wlii Io Held in New
mun. Detail» 1!.
jnitietlnggfftbp Cannon»
, . . ,. '0. W.. will.
Mus elicit in New Haven.
,,. and about iii. delegates,
that ration subunit as
i be in at, Sat
| o
dead fer ‘
bid. Helivarubmiiuilawttn‘ ‘
alleges, “she pointed out"
hall. Creagh using his: .
roesebnorhllrwin. 8b.; Byte d
powerhouses. '
THE ADAM GOOD COMPANY.
litany inquiries have been made con-
cerning the Adam Gout] Company.
starting tonight. for a week's engage-
ment, This Is an entire stranger to
>the_theatrically inclined, but from all
reports, we think all will agree that
they have really“become acquainted
with a new fellow in the repertoire
companies—mew scenery, ncw‘ cos-
tumes, newi dens in paruramas, new
stage settings and new electrical
ideas.
it can be, more easily enjoyed than ii»
lustratcd. The Adam Good Company
present. to the patrons of lloyl‘s Thea-
tre. Miss Bessie Overton. a charming
conledlennn and Mr. liaiiiiy'Sliiiiliiins.
a clever young comedian. All plays
have, been procured that are suitable
to them and staged in‘un llD-‘iO-illllf'
and artistic manner. The following
tried successes will be produced:
The Minister's Sweethearts. Princess
of Patches. Fogg's Fairy. Mclfcnna's
iv‘lirtailon, The Country Girl, At Pike‘s
Peak and other appropriate plays.
Monday evening. lsdics’ night; fifteen
cent exchange tickets will be. the rule
to the fair sex. Muilnecs daily. start-
ing Tuesday.
"A MESSAGE FROM MARS."
"A Message from Mars" Is built on
lilies that hold fast. It tells the
truth. and the greatest of American,
humorisls. Mark Twain. claims that
nothing is funnier than the honest
truth, it Is so unexpected. 'I‘he typi‘
cal English. pig. is depicted by the
,American author. Richard Ganihony.
and depicted so truly that liondon ca
joyed him immensely for two stallions.
Egotlsm and selfishness is its butt.
and as everyone in the audience is
”not guilty" the result is unanimous
joy. Its production iii announced at
Hoyt's Theatre Wednesday averting.
EUREKA LODGE ENTERTAINMENT
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will givo an
evening of song and story at their
new ball. Washington street. on Fri-
day evening. October ill. The enter-
tainment will be by Ralph Booth, a
talented entertainer from New -Hn~
ven. Dancing after’ entertainment.
succussrui. oe’eumo.
Grand Carnival of grand Army at
Patrons.
Mayor Mulviblll. by pressing a but-
ton which turned on the electricity
for the illumination. unfurled tings In
the elaborate decoration scheme anti
gave the signal for the Third ragl-
ment build to play “The Star t-ipungled
Dunner." formal y opened the carni-
val of idliaii Howa, .lr.. Post. (i. A. R..
in the Third regiment armory
Bridgeport Saturday night. 'i‘liou-
can it attended the carnival during the
evening and enjoyed its many nitracc
tions.‘ The great Calcedo King of the
W . crested accusation by his inur-
v‘elo s performances on a high wire.
,Hlaact is the same that. has won
such plaudits at the Grand Humo-
rotheHPai‘is and Thompson a bun.
d I New York Hippodrome. The
ester or Wilson band of 30 pieces
renders a concert each evening and
to-nlglitliin addition to:‘ some. Wil-
liam Redmond, of New‘York. Ameri-
ca-‘mlmiibg band singer. will sing pop-
ular songs, The carnival is the most
elaborate ever given in this section of
the slate and is subsided to draw
um: visitors from this placeli it will
c . ., . ..
J“ , . .
uh all this hook.
. ,.. ”MM ‘r ,v
MAKE. HOMILY WDMIN PRITTY.
«cinemas. mutt-miles. immin-
(its at
s: igltediiimt Wei.
‘ . an dauphin.
or
war. (20., a others 0:,
when ’
Vi ’ ag‘thd order wIII’a
:.:_‘ ..i,s: l‘lgq‘ , 1
Will be the usual
W executive offic
‘ o A. acuiwuto: be in a
Millie. 3W?
3
Window
. . fl _ ,
her feats flambbgfig‘ rot;
iy"it‘ h’ ‘
Match”; ‘h‘rii‘lotlgfhlti :50“ gm
Mffihfidfihsgl ‘ iii“ ‘ .
I00
I
"ammo
mot
or art and
The organization is such that '
(It.
hit“ but litr-
‘I
-NATlOiIAi. mscurr COMPANY
I eioesauer EARNING;
New Haven Road Shows $600,000
Gain July and August.
NEW HAVEN. October 9.~—lt is
islated that the earnings. of the New
. York. New Haven and Hartford road
for the twu months of the new fie aI
ycer. Jilly and August. are. $800. 00
not above the earnings for correspon-
ding months of the last fiscal year.
and this showing is made after chars
es and dividends have been deducted.
it is now predicted that should the
salon increase maintain during the
balance of. the fiscal year the not
.earnlngs of‘the road will have. in-
your.
Efforts are now being made to have
IIll‘ title of the New Ifinalunl road
puss entirely to‘ the New Haven sys-
It'lll. The high interest bearing IiDllds
of the New England road have. all
been refunded at a lower rate of in-
terest and the earnings are better.
The incorporation of all the leased
lines into the parent company will
also be. pushed more thanever before.
The control of the Ontario and
Western road. it is stated. puts the
New‘ Haven in a better position to fix
the price of the anthracite coal for
New England.
A CARD.
This is to certify that all drugglsla
are authorized to refund your money,
if Foley‘s Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. It stops the
cough. heals the lungs arid prevents
serious results from a cold.- Cafes in
lgrlppe cough and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. Contulns no op-
Iutes. The genuine is in a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. Sold
at Plslsted's Drug Store. "
TOTAL ABSTINENOE DIRECTORD.
MIDDLETOWN, Oat. ii.--Rev. .lolm
.l. Elly, president of he Catholic ’l‘o-
tel Abstinence Union-of Connecticut.
has appointed the following as county
directors for the ensuring your:
New Haven county-Frank J. Kin-
ney. Hartford, and James Newman.
Nuugaiuck.
Windham county-JP. .I. McQulrk,
Rockvlllfl.
'l‘olland county—T. .1. Byron.
bitchfleld coiinty-v—W. Gleason; 'l‘or-
rington. -
Falriield county»~P. Caddy. titani-
’ford. .
Mlddlesex county—«R. Coleman. Mid-
'dlutown. ,
New London county~Cornelius .I.
-i)owaes. Norwich.
Hartford county—~10dwurd Murphy.
Manchester; W. Fauna. Keuslngtmi.
DON'T OORHOW TROUILI.
his a bad habit. to borrow anything.
but the worst think you can possibly
borrow. is trouble. When sick. sore.
limp. Weary‘and wtorérouti by IIIle'
p p and nations 0 yspe an, -
loneness. iirightfs disease, suit similar
internal diaordemdoait sit down and
broad ovations sym toms. WWI! 10?.
relief to Electric. at are here you
villi that pure and permanent forget-
fulneu offali your troubles. and your
hotly will mobs burdened by a load.
ardent. disease. _ Atyil‘. if. Knitter's,
south. Norwalii. and ill. P. Wood's.
Namath. drug stores. Price 000.
Guaranteed. : ‘. . a , "
rook Oshawa ACID sun 2
I ‘ M Or '; V ‘ I
CHARTFORD. Donia" gelatin; 0.7;?
a, spacing; ,0 iron, ,s w c s , s .
she had with her husband. Mummies?
outsell attempted tenuous". outline.
at is beaudipmmoinie. all. .30 Italian3
street. lite Willie-l him dossier and
hello Midnbiihhua.mmmero has
in; mmiuithshosse. who callous.
in yiiitililnuuflmmlivcdviilti
fl s.ii.uuoli's.iite. . ..
me inure;
to to . Reissue»
name Orton and "RM to a
autumn
we a ‘ my
pith Ii
‘ . . ffouflpvc heardthat some. foods furnish fat. "
other foods make muscle. and. still other: are
than! building and ballooning. =
, .You‘k‘howthat most foods hay: one drmorc
of these elements.‘ but “do you know that no
food contziini thén‘t’h‘lliii tacit
proportions as a good soda crac ,cr
.5 The Uhitéd State's Cavernment report shows
that soda crackers contain less water, are‘richcr
in the miracle and fat ‘clcmcnts, and have a much
higher per cent Gillie tissue building and heat
forming properties than any article of food made ,
from flour.
”That is why ”use” Biscuit should
form an imponaht‘part of only ‘nieah'; They
.rcprcscn'tthc superlative of the soda cracker, all
their goodness and nourishment being Iniought
from the“ oven to you in a package that is Iproof
against air. moisture and dust—elite price being
toosniall to mention.
$‘ on" crly balanced
I GAYNOR GLAD TO GET
‘ creased $2,500,000 over the past fiscal '
.-
BACK.
1
. Does Not Express An Opinion Regard-
'Ing His Alleged Wrong Doing.
SAVANNAH. (1a.. October 9. - A
representative of the Morning News
interviewed John 11‘. Gaynor last night
abanrd the train that is bringing him
and Beulauiin D. Greene to Savannah.
Gaynor said:
“i am glad that we are going back
lit) Georgia. l knownow what a mis-
itnkc we made. in leaving. But we
Icuunot always tell what Is for the bot-it
land if we had known then what. we
Tkuow now. we nevcr would have gone.
1 "Do you anticipate an ncqulttal?‘
as asked. .
"My dear air. the case has not been
ti'lvd yet. I anticipate nothing. We.
of course. hom- l‘or the. best. We feel
instilled In every act we committed
In Savannah while performing con
tracts with the government. They got
value received."
"Does the conviction of Captain
Carter lead you to believe that the
cases will go against you?"
, “l Wouldn't venture an opinion. This
is not Captain i‘urter‘s case. We did
not hold the office of engineer in
Savannah. We made bids and when
we secured lhc contracts we carried
lIlt‘lll out."
A SPLENDID iDEA.
A new idea in a Cough Syrup is ad-
vanced in Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. Besides containing Pine
Tar. Honey and other valuable reme
dies, it is rendered laxative. so that
its use insures a prompt and efficient
evacuation of the bowels. it relaxes
the nervous system. and cures all
colds. crolip. whooping cough, etc. A
red clover his son: and the honey bee
is on every ho tin of the Original Lax-
.ntive Cough Syrup-—Kcnned_v's Laxa-
tive Honey and Tar. An ideal remedy
‘for children. Mothers praise it. it
is best for all. held by The Clifford
Pharmacy. . ‘ " "
«nun——
DEATH OF DAVID G. PORTER.
WATERIJURY. Com. October 9.-~
David 0. Porter. aged 73 years. a
Yale alumnus and‘u writer of some
note on religious topica'dicd at his
home in tho oiitultlrtsof this city last
night. He was stricken with npoplexy
after a horse-back ride and passed
away before medical aid could reach
bliu. Mr. Porter was at "Ilfi' time a
professor of Latin in the Inlversity
tired from active scholastic labors
because ’of failing health. He. was a
brother of Timothy H. Porter. an ac-
centric millionaire of'fitsmford. who
died several years ago. and o Samuel
and Thomas i’nrter.. New . ot'k iolr
. a . j.
bets. ,. in... ‘
- ‘ . A PLIAWIIATO ALL.
No Pill is as pleasant. and positive
as Dewm's butts Early Risers. These
Rumou- mus PIIIIJJ‘O'IO mild undist-
festive .4 that chitin-bin. delicate ladies
and We“ people spicy. their cleansing
s
«fleet: while mag ocple say they
are the but 'livsrrpiiilmpid. field or
specimens J“. H...
a .. ' » .
m 5" oosnv «melt-vies.
. 13km. October: ”Wounwfliu Ai-
icii Martians. . ,_ .bn autopsies.
it mention I! and ._sNoarly,all of
t e prominent. mi 1 were represen-
ted at the station“ Wye her, Dun
‘ - flid’lflraet-
ransom «sut-
has me 7
stone. :Atditsunomi use was metwby
thetoovemor In «if
,.iinltessfmm the
Ia‘din'mtriotic» , 5v f‘l’i‘fii‘eflt
0 t. ' It: “ ‘ ‘ ' 9 I
~ 9‘ H. m . v.
cannibalism
text‘mfifm do“???
“VOW diam
can is about to be-piaced by ‘ the
M. "i
of Rochester. but Mlléiyolirs ago re- 9 4
*‘PHILADEDRHIA; October iii—An
dcr‘tor hundreds of steel pensioner
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. it
Iii intended to use the steel cars on
the. hennaylvania fast‘trsins. and it
is claimed that their use will. reduc-i
to the minimum the possibilities of
fatalities in wrecks as well as elim-
.‘1 inate the liability of telescoping. The
cost of the proposed order is estimat-
ed at. 31.500.090. ,
y 'I‘ a new cars will have steel floors,
aides and roofs. There will he hath.
tug aboutI them that can be easily
‘Prokon. orcatoh fire in the event. of a
wreck.'*'i‘hey.wlli weigh little more
than the present. wooden coaches
‘ Steel care are now being tested on the
Long island railroads
Erie Orders Stool Cars, Top.
NE WYORK. October 9.-—-'i‘he Erie
Railroad has placed an order with ll
Dayton. Ohio. firm for the construc
' tion of an experimental steel pass-
enger coach. which will be used in the
suburban service in the New York
district When completed. If this coach
proves successful. it is quite likely
that, the Erie will adopt. It. as the.
standard passenger coach ’for the en-
tire system. equipplng first the subur~
bnn service. .
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without exdeptlon.
10, 25, 50c: and $1. 0 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's an ‘Plaisted's. ‘ "
FATALLY SHOT PLAYMATE.
Accidental Deed of Moo-up Lad—A
Family's Misfortune.
DANIELSQN. October 9.-Charleu
Richmond, the eleven-year-oid son of
Charles It Richmond. was shot to
death by a. playmate accidentally Sat-
urday in Moor-nip. dying a few mo~
meats after a. ball from a small rifle
entered his chest. The boy who die.
charged the gun WIO-l Oscar .Iouret. 12
years old, who was playing. with the
Richmond boy. They were shopthiig
birds and it is claimed thin as .Iouret
was raising his gun the trigger caught
and the bull ploughed itself through
his couiminlon, who was but a few
feet away. Dr. Bill, the medical ex)
mother, was called and pronounced
«loath due- to accidental shooting.
A series of misfortunes has betallcn
the Richmond family during the past
two years. The boy‘s mother died of
blond poisoning a little less than two
years ago, as the result of a trifling
cut while washing, and the father has
grown insane from being despondcni
on account of the death of his wife.
He was committed to the Middle-
town asylum last week.
FAITH NOT NECESSARY.
You may bedust as skeptical and
pessimistic as you please. Kodol will
digest what you out whether you eat
or not. You can put your foot in a
bowl. pour a littleKodol Dyspepsia
Care on it and it will digest it the
same, as it‘ will in your stomach. It
can't help but cure Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. It is curing hundreds and
thmisandswsome bad faith and some
didn‘t. Kodol will cure you if medi-
cine can cure you. whether you have
faith in it or not. Sold by The Clif-
ford Pharm‘acy. “
NEW BRITAIN.‘ MIDWIFE lN
COURT.
NEW BRITAIN. October 9. ~~ Eva
llnsberg. the midwife. was arraigned
in the police court this morning on
the charge of manslaughter. The
complaint says that she performed an
abortion on Sallua Deblnskn on Sea
lumber 28. and that as a result of that
operation the woman languished un-
til October 6. when she. died Mrs.
Ginsberg was then but to plea and to
the charge of manslaughter shti nn-
swercd “not guilty.” Judge Cooper
hand the build at 87.000 and adjourned
the case unill October lb. She was
unable to secure ball and was taken
l0 Alf“. '
”a
, YORK. new HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
W ,,
TIMI VAILI.
In Effoa‘ October 8. 1905.
LEAVI scum uoawnk res
new yeah. '
A. M.-—12:58x, 5:8”. 6:458, 0:111.
0:60. 0:65. 7:46. 8:18. 8:48. 0:08:
9:32x.il:lio.10:50x. 11:05. Ill-17X. .
P. M.—12:49x. 1:05. 3:061. 3:87.
4:23x. 5:45. 6:01x. 0:34. 0:491. 7.17x.
8:00x. 9:52x. 10:32. '
Uundays.
A3. M.-—12:52:. 5:323. 6:451. 8:6!
. x .
P. M.--2:50x. 3:05;. 5:45. 0:011.
7:23, 8:00x, 8323);. 9:62x. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. Ila-4:50. 5:50, 0:60. 0:00:, 8:03.
8:40x. 9:001. 0:02x. 10:0“. 10:05
11:00:. 11:03.
P. bin-42:03:. 1:04. “002. 0:85.
0:3lx, 3244:. 4:08. 4:32. 5:02x, 6:09.
5:05, 0:00x. 0:0a. .cztis, 8:021. 0:003.
0:80, 11:00:, 13 00
: x.
bundlys. .
A. lie-0:00 7:80. 10:00:.
P. u.--i:ois. 6:04.I0:001. 3:02:
11:00:. 12:00:.
COUTH ,NOHWALK TO NEW
‘ HAVEN
A. M.~12;osx. am: can. «or.
7:00. 0:29. min. 10:01:. ii:ltx.‘1i:i:l.
“é ”fining: III” liiliix. 4:18
i: .. .l, .i ii iii?“ .0:08x.
0:22. 112d. ‘ v . 0x
Irlti on in. ion to above.
e. 11.2345! 4: .7229.
days. v
1:60am 0:10.
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11. 11 m
‘P. Milli filth "
cobra woman:
as ohuiusv.
M.-~0:10. 0: x. 9'5
A, . .
P. Nw1~zzil.‘il, _,,initilf‘rtl:itl. 7:17.
' Dunbar-y to plow: Norwltk.
1A. “N :0
..s7l'1.
a
tilt
~bhsiness was done
Pmmbsnigenhonsbmfub
uess amilltstfloalolns MM "
Mo norMinerok
or‘NAnco'rm.
.muw
Aperi'ecl Remedy forCot$
lion . Sour Stoupchflla .. ,
Worms .Convuhuons .cher' s , ~
ness and Loss or SHIRE :
W
residue more or
LID ON IN NORWICH.
NORWICH, Conn. October 9.—-ln
compliance with orders issued. no
here yesterday.
The lid was or. the best ever. even
the drug stores and news stands be-
ing shut up. Proprietors who observ-
ed Saturday as their Sabbath were al-
lowed to open. and they did a thriving
business. *
HA8 SOLD THOUOANDS OF BOT-
TLES OF CHARMBERLAIN'S COL-
IC. OHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA
REMEDY AND NEVER HAD A
DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER.
Mr. E. E. Eubanks. proprietor of the
Corner Drug Store, Johnston City, “L,
says: “i have been continuously on-
gaged in the retail dmg business since
April. 1883. and have sold during that
time thousands of bottles of Chamber-
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I can truthfullysay that l
have never been asked to refund a
customer‘s money who was dissatisfied
with this remedy. I take pleasure in
recommending it to all. of my caste.
there who are in need of such a media
cine." All druggisis are authorized
to refund the money to any customer
who is not satisfied after using this
remedy. It is for sale by Stillson-
PoWell Corporation. Clifford Phar‘
mucy. Zeltfnss Pharmacy. “
INJURED BY MAIL
TRAIN. .
NEW LONDON, Conn. October 9.
wA man believed to be James Meow.
of Providence, was struck by the west
bound postal train early Sunday
morning at Connecticut River station
and so badly. injured that he died at .
the hospital here a few minutes after
his arrival.
FATALLY
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THE PARIS CLOAK
33 South Main Street,
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More Charges of Fraud Against Schli-
fer, Brothers.
DENVER. Colo. October 9.-Ac-
cording to information from Alnmosa.
Colo. the Schlffer Brothers, owners
of the suspended Bank of Alamosa.
one of whom is under arrest and the
other being sought under a warrant.
obtained a large sum of money
through the. sale of stock of a cattle
company they organized, which stock .
is declared to be fraudulent. The
company was organized with 100,000
shares, 41.000 of which were sold to
William Adams and Frank Adams.
brothers of former Governor Alva Ad-
ams. ’i‘he“‘balance was purchased by
the Dunn estate of Delnorie. The al-
legation is made that subsequently the
Schiffers duplicated the Dunn estate
stock and sold It to .I. A. Thatcher.
president of the First National Bank
of Puebloc. Frank Adams new as-
serts that this latter stock is worth-
less.
FULL OF TRAGIC MEANING
are these lines from J. H. Simmons. of
Casey. la. Think what might have re-
sulted from his terrible cough if he
had not taken the medicine about
which he writes: “I had a fearful
cough. that disturbed my night's rest.
I tried everything. but nothing would
relieve it. until I took Dr. King’s New
Discovery, for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. which completely cured
me." Instantly relieves and permit-
nently cures all throat and lung dis-
eases; prevents grip and pneumonia.
At F. H. Baxter's. South Non-walk, and
E. P. Weed's, Norwalk. druggists;
guaranteed; 50c and $1.00. A trial
bottle free. ”
AND SUIT HOUSE. .,
South N orwalk.
DAYB' SALE ON'COATS, RAINCOATB. SUITS AND
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........................... $9.98
......... $7.48
ALL WORTH DOUBLE.
WE SELL BETTER GOODS FOR LEGO MONE
WE COURT COMPARISON.
IN THE NORWALKB.
Y THAN ANY STORE
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