tendent of pain;
a .Conneotln 1 ;
Jim has lass
for
,‘whlc falls on octo-
‘. !Q3Di'd8leii the wish that
lergymen shall preach
.. . of crime to the com-
eircular he says: ‘
x .. chart been the result of
y .~ slaw. and the law provid-
lie courts. panned in
var these laws have been
Mitobly in Hartford. Many
immrtunaie young men
‘ «saved from a criminal car.
..i‘o‘d‘ to become self-support-
. ny; respect even attempt to
. ”annuity reform the drunkards
.‘ comprise a large proportion of
timitates. The man who was com-
r-to the New Haven jail for
Whitest! in May. 1878. and who
can released for a short time.
we or three hours each month
still there. having been sup-
tiil for about 27 years. it is
, _ possible to say how many
"iii the man has been prosecuted
. t? ‘rtinkenness. btit it is within
iii! 1'10 any 150 tithes. He is a
raglarge class; nobody actually
at owiarge a class, Estimates
Osman made. ranging front 2.000
.sFULL OF TRAGIC MEANING
* eve lines from J. H. Simmons. of
'- Y.’ Think what might have re-
1 dt‘ his terrible cough if he
not taken the medicine about
he writes: “I had a fearful
'- that. disturbed my night‘s rest.
.‘evlerything, bitt nothing would
lleve it, until I took Dr. King’s New
1. laeovery, for Consumption, Coughs
”d091,”. which completely cured
:mo." ”instantly relieves and perma—
“Ithntllmuree. all throat and lung dis-
.e‘uesi- prevents grip and pneumonia.
fltF. H. Baxter's, South Norwalk. and
E.~-P. Weed‘s. Norwalk, druggists;'
guaranteed; 50c and $1.00. A trial
bottle tree. "
DAN .CUPID As AN ARBITED.
Had Settled Suit for Slander Peace-
.. fully at Hartford.
HARTFORD. Oct. 1i.—~-Dan ctiuitt
has taken a hand in the. suit for slatt-
derbrought by Miss Ida Miller of this
‘clty’vand Worcester, Mass, and the
law. has capitulated in favor of a min-
later and a weddit g.
. ‘ Miss Miller sued Louis Matzkowttz
of aiiiv‘gb‘ront street for $5,000 ttaiuagcs.
alleging that; he had brokcn off her on-
casement with Morris lobes. of New
‘ Britain, by making the stutcmcut that
Bhowwas subject. to epileptic tits. This
ahe‘and her father iiidignautly denied.
'I‘hetyoung woman said her swccihcal‘l
ltopped calling upon her after this
painful gossip had spread about her.
On his part. Mr. Cohcn said he was
ready to marry Miss Miller at any
time. provided she disproved what
had been told him.
Matakowitz is a matrimonial brokcr
. In addition to his other business and
was the medium by which Miss Miller
and Cohen met and later lcarucd to
love each other. The wedding day was
set and the future was bright until
the "dark shadow.‘ us they say in the
planets“. an obstacle in the path of
the young couple. But. like the cutting
of all good dramas they are united
9 again and will probably live happily
ever after. According to the lawyers
‘ In thetsnit. Judge Gaitney and Lawyer
Kane. the matrimonial broker was
compelled to pay $150 to settle the suit
" and expenses of the trouble which ltis
alleged'remark caused the lovers.
Q.
OIRMONS TO YOUNG MEN.
Next Sunday evening the llev. W.
.. Wolord ’1‘. Duncan will commence the
‘ I911“, of sermons to young men. to
which reference was made in The Son
“Mil last week. From a gospel point
, of v w the relation of young men to
' iness world will be consider-
. A~lorge nttmhcr of prominent
bum men have complied with Mr.
monolith; request and given very
MI! their personal views of the
young men of today as such in coal-
menial life. The slutcmcnt of th‘vtc
Cpl no and the consideration of them
find light of Christ's tcachiug will
mm of interest. The topics and
dates are as follows:
t.. > DMD” iii—«What tbc I'lilslllt‘sil-l
~ World Expects of a Young Man.
What 22wYoung Men and Mar-
3‘
lane.
October,.2il-Are 'l‘hore Plenty of
good Positions for (tunable Young
It!
i
“Eivueov's”
'y’o Favorite Remedy ind:
a affording permanent re-
‘ . thy; Input]? of the blood.
7 tillluder on Liver (tom-
; , potion and Wonk
my untried. it lute an tut
. for over I0 years. and
once Remedy will
‘ Wind advice on the tree
.. rill also for an “I
you In? kidney dines
v
. I
as to observe
‘ «at in elm where all other inedi-
he sufferer utopia ties r
lends.
f at any disease traceable to
”r. Knurled bu
pretensions! hpn%n,:=
I
in. Adams
”| ‘l
t
to work.
H: d
TO MANAGE WEDDINGS.
Here Is a New Field for a Woman to
Earn Money.
(Philadelphia l‘clegraplt.l
A wide-awake woman in BOszon has
fottud a new outlet for woman's ac-
tivity by taking chargc of weddings.
()u the day of the marriage ceremony
the bride and the bridc's mother are
generally too busy and too tired to
give much attention to the manage-
ment of dctails. As a helper in this
household cmcrgency the wedding di-
rector fills a long-felt want. 'i‘hc name
of this pioneer is Mrs. Nellie. lilifilns.
and she lives with her husband and
daughtcr on Boston’s aristocratic lieu-
cotl street.
Mrs. liliifins's method is to get to
the house carly and to give licr first
attention to tho trouscuu. She sees
to it that the dress. gloves and slip-
pors are just right. Silo then takes
charge of the packing. The bride
cats but luncheon iii comfort, know-
ing that everything she ticcds will bc
iii hcr bags and trunks, carefully ili~
vcutorictl iii a littlc book as to its
prccisc location.
Mrs. liliflius is at tho church door
bct‘oro the marriage ccreutony to give
the last touches to the bride‘s gown
before the bridc enters ihc church.
The girl's mother is even saved from
having to sun lliat thc rooms arc put
in order after tllc ucwly wedded wiic
has gone on ltcr \vcdding tour. Mrs.
liliillils aticuds to all that.
HAS SOLD THOUSANDS OF BOT.
TLES OF CHARMBERLAIN’S COL-
IC. CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA
REMEDY AND NEVER HAD A
DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER.
Mr, it]. E. Eubnnks. propricior of tho
(iorncr Drug Store. Johnston City, “L.
says: “i have been continuously cu-
gugcd in the retail drug business since
April. 1883. and have sold during that
time thousands of bottles of Chandler-
luin‘s Colic. (‘ltolera and Diarrhoea
Rcinctly. I can truthfully say that l
have ucvcr been asked to refund a
customer‘s money who was dissatisfied
with this remedy. i take picasuro in
recommending it to all of my custo-
mers who are lit need of such a tncdi;
cinc." All druggists 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 Phnr»
macy, chtfuss Pharmacy. ”
NORWALK
BUSY.
United State. Foundry and Sales
Company Turning Out Building
SOUTH INDUSITRY
sircct. South Norwalk. is rushed with
ordcrs at the present iluw, and some
of the contracts are unusually flue
ones. The eulnrgcmeut of its foun-
dry nnd the cotnplctiou of tho twcn-
iy-toll ctlpnlil was made IIUIW too
soon. A fttll force of men Is now
carried in each department of tho
ntanui‘actory. The company has just
completed a large contract for all the
cast and wrought iron work for the
Motituttk 'l‘houtrc. itt Brooklyn, New
York, and are furnishing lili~ orna-
mental and cast Iron parts for the
Second Naval littttullou Armory, bo-
twccn Fifty-first and Fifiy-scmnd
streets in the some city. Tlicy are
also just starting work on the con-
tract for all the cast. and ornamental
iron for the new municipal building
at Stamford. for which H. l'robst. of
New York. is the general contractor.
and N. C. Mellon is the architect. As
long as the-building activity in New
York and elsewhere continucn. and
there is iertninly no sign of ii. lctwtip.
this plant will have plenty of orders
at good prices.
HARTFORD MIDDLETOWN TROL.
LEY LINE.
HARTFORD. Oct. li.———Normsh
McD. Crawmrd. consulting engineer
for the Consolidated Railway Com-
pany. states that the survey for the
trolley line which the Hartford and
Mltldletown Street Railway Company
will build to Mlddletown, commenced
Monday. The layout will he sixteen
and one-half miles in length, and will
“extend from the terminus or the
Franklin Avenue Trolley line here
Hill and Cromwell. lo
dietown. . ‘_ p
**"TSLIORAPH LINE Pill!
‘ DEAD.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 112‘»
IDENT
at the root at city election.
land.
clcctcd. dcf'oatcd .ltlllll ll. Crary. the
Materials. .
The United States lt‘ouudrv and '0': q"""“""-" “Oi‘fi'erMW MIMI“-
Silica Company's plant in ‘ vim... Davis and Alusworih. liiccouicrcnco
through (iriswpidvllle and Into Rocky
Newfieid ave~
nus. Washingtonratreet and into Mid~
John i. Bahia. president dithered»
[lipid to work on is food tolivc'on.‘
A than works to live. He must live
yeylioth. hotel: on , .
* Unicode Biscuit "
the soda. cracker that contains in the
most properly balanced proportitms a
greater amount of nutrimcnt than any
food madg from flour. ‘
Unée‘dalBisctiit
NATIONAIADISCUITI COMPANY
SANDLANEI BROKE NEWLY MADE
LAW
Recently. Elected Waterbury City Of,
ficlal Said to Have Succeeded on
strength of Promise.
WA'l‘El illUl‘ii’. Conn, October ll.—~
The announcement was made yestcu
day afternoon that proceedings will be
bcguu tindpr the new corrupt practic-
t-s act agiilust William H. Sandland,
tbc succos sful cmitlldttlc for city (‘lcrk
Mr. Saud-
Republican
who was the only
democratic nominee. who run about
Mill votcs behind his tickct. It is al-
lcgcd that a [trotiiisc made by Mr.
Saudluud to name John lv‘. Hut-kctf as
assistant city~ clerk iii the cvcnt of his
own (‘If‘t'llilll.. contributcd to this re
stilt oulic largely. it is asserted by
Mr. Crary's fricnds that the promise
conutitutcd u violation of the corrupt
prnctlccs ncit. Mr. Sttndlnnd admits
that Ilt‘ niadp the promise. but as-
serts that ii constituted no violation
of thc act, lwcuusc ihc act provides
that 11 candidate "may publicly un-
uouncc his own choicc or purpose iii
rclni'ion to any appointment," ctc.
Mr. Saudlaud says that he made tio
St‘i‘l‘l‘r 0f Lhii llrillllli-lt'.
DON'T BORROW TROUBLE.
It is a bad habit to borrow anything.
bitt the Worst. thittk you can possibly
borrow. is trouble. When sick, sore.
bcuvy. wcary and worn-out by the
pains) and poisons of dyspepsia. bil-
iousncss, Bright‘s disease. and similar
internal disorders. don‘t. sit down and
brood over your symptoms, but fly for
relief to Electric Bitters. Here you
will find sure and permanent forget
fulucss of all your troubles, am] your
body will not be burdcncd by a load
of debt. discuss. [it F. ii. Baxter's.
South Norwulk. and It}. 1’. Vticetl's,
l'ilif‘.
an
Norwnlk, drug siorcs. l'rlce
Guarani ccd.
ADVE NT | STS ELECT.
Officers Chosen at Yesterday’s Session
of Convention in Wallingford.
\\".-\i.l.thll"()lill. ()ctobcr ll. ----- At
ycstcrduy tiftcrtioou‘s scssiou of the
Advent churches. the following oili-
cci's \vcro clcctcd:
l’rcsldcut «Roy.
Ntil‘wulk.
\‘icc I’rcsidctit-«Jit-tv. licury Stouc.
Wuliingfortl.
Secretary anti 'l‘rcasurcr, Rcv. lt‘.
.\lttswortli. l‘Cust Norwulk.
'l‘ltcsc comtuitiecs also were ap-
pointed: Ministerial. Rev. J. W. llavls,
lit-v. lt‘. S Ainsworlh. Rev. J. H.
Wallace. Bridgeport; Rcv. it). i). Ellis.
Ilanbury, and Rev. C. it). 'i‘yicr. iiris-
.I. W. Davis. East
S.
will close tomorrow.
LUTHERAN SYNOD CONFERENCE.
' MERIDEN, Oct. ll.--~'l‘bc three days“
convention of the Now York and New
England Ministerial Coufcrcuce of the
Evangelical iatthorun Synod of Mis-
souri, Ohio. and other statics opcncd
ill. St. John’s Lutheran (.‘lturch this
city, yesterday. with fifty tick-gates in
attendance. Rev. William Ktmpchciu.
of New York, was clcciotl chairman of
the convention and Rev. l.. A. Klan.
sycrctnry. .
c H
'lfi
MBERLAIN’§ couoH REMEDY.
his is a medicine of great worth
and merit. Try it when you have a
cough or cold ttnd you are certain to
be pleased with the quick relief which
it affords. it is pleasant to take anti
can always be depended upon. For
sale by Stillson-i’owoll Corporation.
..
r
3‘“ till!
Mat
KILLING OF SONG BIRDS.
Carried on by Americans as Well as
Foreign Born Boy. and Men.
Editor Sentinel: That there is an
awakening of“ public seminar-tit In fav-
or of protecting our song birds is
shown by the numerous cot‘uplatnt‘s
made to those Interested against the
Hungarians and litiiians who roam
the woods at this season “killing (31"
erything they can." That this is true
Is only too evident. bill as yet they
have eluded those who would like to
sec an arrest and penalty administer
cd that is might be heralded through
the foreign colonies and that they
cotild not say "wc didn't know."
But singularly cnougli when the lit
tclligent men of either nationality is
approached on this subjcct they re
ply, “The American boys arc doing
the some thing. and if they do so how
should our people know any differ-
ent?“ And it is a hard question to
answer because there is so much of
truth In it. Take a case in point.
Lust Saturday, in the woods back of
the Armory. the son of well-known
business man of 't‘lityNttt‘ti'itlks. was
observed scanning every tree, with a
gun across his arm. ready for busi~
ncss, while at his heels was four ud-
mlrinx IlUl'H of about cight years.
Wlicn approached and askcd “whut
luck." the reply was ”hone.” bill ("11'
of the small ones. carrying a flour
has: volunteered the information, "we
have got one woodpccket' already."
and tiicrc In tho boliotn of tlic has,
his black and wltitc coat all mussed
ltlul stitiiicd with blood. was “Friend
llowuy.” all so many love to cull thc
sociable little fellow. who all rcmcui-
twr had workcd destroying the insects
on our orchard and shade tl‘ccs. illltl
who. instead of t-cccivlng oitr protoc-
‘lltill. its a reward for his good work.
had met death at the hands of 'onc.
who, from his home life. one would
have cxpccicd otltcr things. His cx-
cust- was "I didn‘t know," and when
tho bird's worth \‘ns told him and that
III! was protcctctl by law. lic tunitfully
promised not to kill any more song
birds. and he was believed.
lint what of thc parents who place
rifles and air guns in their boys‘
bands without first cxplttining to thctu
the game laws, and showing them the
tiiffcrcncc bctwccu tho gaiuc birds
and song birds? Surcly they are open
to censure. and if their. boy is appre-
ltcndcd with a pocket of blucbirds and
gold finches. tus has been known to
he the case). it is possiblc that an ap-
plication of the [tensity would teach
him. and through hint his acquaintan-
ccs, a knowicdgc that he should havc
possesscd when Ili‘ started for the
ilcld. and we would not havc it told
us by ntlr Hungarian and Italian
neighbors that tho "American men
attd boys are just as bad its ottr peo-
ple.“ Let the parents-whose boys
are roaming tiic holds thcst- autumn
days ponder those things for the birds
are gaining friends every day and
tiicro is surely it day of reckoning.
INTERESTED.
A BPLENDID lDEA.
A new idea in a Cough Syrup ls [lilt
vuucctl iii Kennedy's Laxative iloncy
and Tar. lit-sides containing l’iuc
’l‘nr. Honey and other valuable rcmc-
titcs, 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. croup. whooping cough, etc. A
red clover blossom ttttd the honey bee
Is on every bottle of the Original latx.
ittiVe (tough Syrup-Kenncdy's than»
five Honey and Tar. An ideal remedy
for children. Mothers praise it. it
Clifford Pharmacy, Zeltfuss Phar-
macy. . "
.. ..
There is help for every woman
nets. depteh
h“ Naturémla
' W
in t s . i: ‘« ....
toheip her through these trying
a normal and healthy condition
hood. say! their of
"Pi . sites 1!
Wm strum titted
ti .louhgmmlnuh hem.
l
i
i
i
’ é
.
Wt! tel
70
dressers
"...... m
t. uni—n .wnomum “In. am
A Helpm Hand
anion. backache «and other ailments during 5
ghldnlliifm deataud on. her simian“
e, ~.‘ .
maturer ears. i'tud equal benefit from
that“! a go of derangtnt‘pié; at
"special directions for ice en with every
is host. for all. Sold by Tito Clifton
Pharmacy.
.—
....“
......-
o Wooten
who’ suffers from headache. intuit"
hate it '
id vital ,.5
. wa. . WW.
’8',
‘.
pctimls and id ‘lic
The girl
on iltct‘ya A“
just ‘cuivriufilfl. met?
» rifting
V ,
9. NEW 0 .
m and fills.
m
t
they
um.
Grand Encampment. l. O. 0. F. to be
campment of the I. O. 0. R. will be
held in Odd Fellows' hall on Crown
street, New Haven, October 17. when
over two hundred delegates will gath-
er from subordinate encamptnents all
over the stain. The annual grand en-
campment is it"
which besides the usual routine butti-
neas enacts regulations to govern the
subordinate bodies. The annual reports
of Grand Patriarch Walter Pond. of
New Haven, Grand Scribe Frederick
Boiaford and Grand Treasurer. Wil-
liam J. Borges. of Stamford. will be
submitted and villcers elected for the
ensuing year.
ford. would probably succeed Walter
WlLl. CH 9.1.3.
. t°t..'ioit. ,
W
Halo is New Haven
Ooh". ‘
The sixty-third annual grand eu-
legislative session.
While tltc‘candldates have not been
officially announced, it was stated to-
day that E'ugene F‘. Weston. of Hart-
Pond. of New Haven. as grand pat-
riarch. Moses Bretzfcldcr is said to
be slated as a candidate for grand jutt-
ior wavden and his election practICal-
ly assured. Frederick Botsford, the
grand scribe. will be re-clccted, as has
been the custom for many years.
Though the annual encampment is
primarily a legislative body and no
attempt is made for a social gathering
or entertainment. a majority of the
delegates will arrive in the afternoon
or evening of October 16. and will be
entertained by Aurora lodge. By spe-
cial dispensation of the grand patri-
arch ihe royal purple degree will be
worked and the visiting delegates en-
tertained at one of. the lodgc‘s famous
Dutch lunches.
There are at present 35 subordinate
encanipnients throughout the state. all
iii a most prosperous condition. and
each will send a delegate to the grand
encampment, which willveonvene on
the morning of October 17 at 10
o'clock.
o
FAITH NOT NECESSARY.
Yott may be just. as skeptical anti
pessimistic as you plcase. Kodol will
digest what you out. whether you eat
or not. You can ptlt. your foot. iii a
bowl. pour a little Kodol. Dyspepsia
Cure 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
thousands—vacate bad faith and some
didn't. Kodoi will cure yeti if medi-
cine can cure you. whether you have
faith in it or not. Sold by The Clifc
ford Pharmacy. ”
COMPOSITE BRICK COMPANY.
.__...——
Contest Begun in Superior Court, New
Haven. to Obtain Control.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. ll.-—A contest
for the control of the Composite Brick
Company, which has a capitalization
of $fitlti,titt0. of which amount $10,000
has been paid in. which was begun in
the Superior Court yesterday, when a
motion was made for the- appointtncnt
of a temporary receiver. W. J. Atwnt-
er anti other stockholders of this city
ntld Cheshire, desire to lutvc the cout-
puuy put in the hands of a receiver.
while E. b. 8: E. ii. Mutison, paper
box makers of this city, who rcpt‘c»
scut a majority of ill“ stock. oppose
the measure. Judge Case did not
liver the application yesterday morti-
ing. but it was assigned for one week
troll) today.
The Composite Company was incor-
porated under the laws of the District
of Columbia in 1903 to do business in
this stoic. 'l‘hc brick is a patented
article on which thc company holds
tltc Connecticut rights of manufacture.
No business has ever been done. the
propcrty of the company aside from
the patent rights, consisting only of
a plot of land on Mlddlctown avenue.
’l‘hc opponcuts of the receivership
will claim that. the local courts have
no jurisdiction. its the company was
incorporated in tlic District of Co-
luinblu.
- A CARD.
This is to certify that all drtiggieis
arc authorized to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and 'l‘ar fails to cure
your cough or cold. it stops the
cough. heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures lu
grippe cough and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. Contains no op-
iates. The genuine is in a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. Sold
at Plaisted's Drug Store. ”
WILL OPPOBE FEDERAL CONTROL
OF iNBURANCE. ‘
.lIARTF‘ORl), Oct. li.-—rA conference
will be held within a few days by
Presidents Taylor of the Connecticut
Mutual Life. Dunbaui. of the Travel-
era, and Chase of the Hartford Fire.
to consider their report. in opposition
to federal supervision of the insur-
ance business. lilach of those gentle-
men has put his views in foriit and
the object of the confcroucc is to
tucrgo them into the form of a report
which will cchr the different phases
of the matter. The report will be
laid before the State Board of Trade
at its coming annual meeting and
will probably be the subject. of action
by that. body in the way of recom‘
translations to the Connecticut Con-
gressional delegation. it, In illitlill‘e
stood that the members of conuuittmt
hauled are especially opposed to the
provisions of the bill drafted by Scutt-
tiwl Dryden. president of the Pruden-
l a .
Waco—om...“
NEW CURE. FOR CANCER.
All surface cancers are now known
to be curable. by Bucklen's Arnicn
Halve. Jan. Walton. of Dtiil‘leld. Vn..
writes: "i had a cancer on my tip
for years. that loomed incurable. till
Bucklen's Arnica sable healed it, and
now it in perfectly well.” Guaranteed
cure for out: and burns. 250 at F'. it.
Baxter's. South Norwulk. and in. P.
Wood's. Norwalk. drug stores. ”
JUNO” is m ENGLAND.
ed States Circuit Court yesterday the
case of Brown. Riley it Company vs.
Frunkiiti Forfeit,“ Annuals. a suit
growing out of the «this of minln’t
it wasadllcovored that one. of the my
tit jurors cumin 341.. (1., M. Denieishis.
in Sheffield. Entitled. ‘
”WWW
mg.
’l
hour's, autos; .
HARTFORD. Out. lieu-in the tinlt- -
stock was continued until October 17. . “
lite Kintl its Have
.? ”Always Bought
f Bears the
" Signattue
. ,‘Promoles Digestiounleerfuh
ttessantiilttstmmalss neither
‘ Morphine mrMineroL
or Nana one .
7 m’ warm
~52... ‘ or
“-
A mm... . ‘
.lloltefgour Stouthchmianiifia .
‘ Worms.Convulsions.Feverish«
ness and Loss or SLEEP.
ran Shiite st.
For that
5 “lint Years
suture of
,p__,7.s-WR‘ --
\llitiiuli it.
”Home ~ $3( I .‘qi‘e
‘i
EAST WNWMIR.
UNTY PHYSICIANS WILLIMANTIC TRACTION COM-
EST. 0 1.
TORRING'I‘ON, Oct. 11.—~'rwenty. “NY jRANSFERRED' ..
doctors, representing the progressivcl WH‘LIMANT 1C. October “’4‘“?
medical spirit of the county, were iniWilimantic Traction Company was
session at Conicy‘s inn. yesterday tti'~ formally transferred to the New York,
tel-noon, the occasion being the semi- 1 New Haven & Hartford Railroad yes.
annual mcctiug of the liitchlield Coun- i terday. and later by merger it will
ty Medical Association. The meeting become a. part of the Consolidated
opened with the usual greetings at cl- 1 Railway Company’s system The
cvcn o‘clock and at shortly after theitransl‘cr was made liere'to~tlay and
noon hour a banouct was served. the old board of directors resigned
iillld a new board was chosen. The old
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY. l directors were Peter H. Corr. of Phil-
No woman no matter how regular r adeiphla, W. D. Grant, of Willimuutlc:
her features may be can be called pret~ iW. ll. Clark. of Hartford: G. l". Cava-
ty if her complexion is bad. Orino t nagh. of Boston. and William A. Ar«
Laxative lt‘ruit Syrup aids digestion.iioid. of Willimantic. The new board
and clcurs sallow blotched complexious are H. M. Kochersperger. Calvert
by stimulating the liver and bowels. ‘Townley. A. S. May, J. G. Parker. and
Orion laxative lt‘ruit Syrup does not H. T. Harmer. Officers chosen were:
tiauscate or gripe and is mild nndIMr. Kocherspcrger, president; Mr.
pleasant. to take. Remember thei’l‘ownley. vice-president; Mr. May.
name Orino and rcfusc to accept any I treasurer and Mr. Parker, secretary.
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substitute. Sold at Pluistcd‘s Drug! Horatio Bigelow. of Norwich. was
Store. “ I appointed superintendent.
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in a range may be had by users
THE BEST of the “Stamford." In design.
essential features and general appearance, they equal any on
the market.
Made by a foundry established in 1830;
That shows reliability.
Embodying the latest features—many of them exclusive;
'l‘hat shOWs progress.
lllifercnt from all the few other “first‘class” makes;
Hence their superiority.
For Sale in South Norwalk by HORACE Ii. NASII.
Corner West and North Main Streets.
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LOUIS UDELMKN’S ‘ STORES.
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE.
33 South Main Street. ‘ South Norwalk.
SK'ARTTSHREE DAYS' SALE ON coars. RAINCOATS. suns AND
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RAINCOATS . ................. .. .. . ... . .. ....... 3.40:
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cons. LONG AND SHORT v.43
ALL WORTH DOUBLE.
WE SELL BETTER GOODS FOR L388 MONEY THAN ANY STORE
IN THE NORWALKS. WE COURT COMPARISON.
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CLOTHING AND VFURNISHINO.
1:5 Washington ”fittest. 1. Netti; to Post Olico. Bo. Norwailt.
ruse Aso N’sw UFA‘t'osflAfl "PUHNtti-tmd
FOR . GOOD.
coo mpg. 79.3% tug, at we ARI harvesting To you. to, "f'
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11.8.; 0 K AND-‘3‘ CONVINOIO.
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'w'Tisn’tmafe to be a do" without
Dr. Thomas" mission Oi in the
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