has
a unsound in 1.1111...
no. 1111 1111.111 11. special
mill bowels.
‘ utit makes hormones
his
sire, relief.
11111151.. and all forms 0
1! 11111111111111 trouble 111's
his scientific medicine
UN'QERPAID TEACHERS.
Money End of Their Calling.
‘ (Ansoniu Sentincl).
tezfiiers is causing 1111111111114 in Now
Haven.
5311001 in that city have rcslgucll lhel
obs.
, ii
the
ofl'grls.
masses or simply Become
my in them to got necessary expel
ucqlsary livelihood.
The fact is, the cost of living 1111
Mood for teachers as well as in
0 other professions they hm 11 go
the
It not only gives
clilc has boon so 1's-
, 1111111111 in curing coast-l
pain. and all liver trou-
1' Baxter is willing to re-
r its hold in every case where
1. coated tongue dizziness,
ash specks before ihé
80011
,t to Themselves to Consider
arade salurios for high urudc
Nine instructors who hnvo
lied important positions in the high
lilo” this your and in all limos lhoy
1311011 to fill more lucrniivc posi-
As much as they woro nitnchod
_ 1‘ old posts by cnviroun‘lont, tho
0 in other places bus Won thcm
ii? and it is not at 11” impmbabic
,9. thorn are others all ready to lol-
as soon as they receive 111111
In other words New Ha-
en find other cities paying low sub
I all, to teachers will have to glvc i11-
fitting
Juliohls for young ic1:11l1cls who will
once but go elsewhere to got 11 more
people and him people in some
caught, in the swim, ll111l1's111nrl11s 111
‘milining at nearly tho old figm11.whli(1
their expenses havc, gonc 111111'chi11g 1111
1 onnusass AT illiw 11.111111
intonation 11.111111111111111 Providavl
For Thslr Guests Last Evening.
A authoring or an enjoyable arid
interesting character took place Tulsa,-
duy ovoning. in the Grange Hall New
Canaan. whcic tho local organization
entertained the societies of Rippowum.
and Cannon. which they had specially
invited. The mention was convened
in the ordinary way. according to 111'
form and ritual prevailing in tho. 1
tier, aftcr which the doors were upon
an to a tow outside friends, and 11
program of a musical and literary
1'h1 ruclcr was entered on.
The finely furnished hall, with tho
lnslguiu of the craft. and full attend-
11111211 of members. made a protty sight,
1.3 Dr. .l. H. Hoyt. of New Cancun,
lcclm'or of its grunge. rose and in
plcnsant 111111 ogreonble fashion opened
tho, exercises and welcomed the sis
1111 organizations of ltlbpowunt and
Cannon
A paper was road by ‘D. A. St. Joan
of New Canaan, homing the pucui'u-
ly suggcsilvc til,,111 “Buying at Retail
11nd Selling cl Wholesale." tho w.1tor
1111111husizlng the fact that on intclll
gout outlook was nec‘essury on the.
port of thc larmor in obtaining the
bout terms in tho platter of purchase;
und in providing connuodltlos for the
nominal it should be borne in mind
thnt in many ways the doubling or
Mobility; of output could be nocomplislr
cd, whom it mount, a much loss pro
portion in the matter (if work and pro-
purution. 'i‘hcl-le woro points for anti
culturisls to rcmombor.
F. N. Norton of New Canaan. also
contributed a paper dealing with tl111
subject, of i11l.11nsivc farming, or lhc
proccss oi’ bundling a comparatively
small strctch of land and putting i11-
to ii. the tl1ought,cncrgy and work
usually dovoicd lo a much lurgcl
1111i11.ll11 instanccd 11s 1111 illustrution
of the soundness of his theory. thc
w1ill1know11 case of Dr. Dittrich‘r
holding of fifteen acres and contend
1 cd thcrc was money in the system.
Edwin Hoyt, one of the pmprictors
of the well~kllown nurserics in Now
(lanolin, was called on by tho lccturcr,
and lundo 111111111 11x1rc111ilngly pcl'tlncnt
1'11111111'ks. His subject. was “The Out-
l.
f
l'
S
l
We cannot blame them for looking to
the motion! side of their lru1ic.’l‘h
sen mental side is all right. but i
‘ clothing. Noilhol' will it,
few of our teachers 111111111 muko hcllc
.pay than illcy lirc now rccciviug i
positions in the mills, wh111'c educatio
Counts for lillle, or nothing and whcr
personal appcuruncc is not. moccssnr
' to hold one's job.
Connecticut 111'11 rot-civic: l111ll111' con
pensntlon for ihcir surviccs than or
man of tho lcachct's in thc ,puhli
sch
* dent lives.
Tile public rcqulrcs of its tcuchcr
adequate preparation and insists upo
their having it l111l'11r11 lhcy undct'luk
to teach:
and advanccmcnl only us they 11111rlt i
by persistent olfort, the
part knowledge and some
,thé; it requires of them some dczrc
stunt. study 11nd sell-i111prov1eme11l.
is not unreasonable that lonchcl's r1
support. ‘When they fail to rccefv
they are doing in Now lluvcu.
owe it to lhlinisclvcs to considcr 1‘1
money end of illoir culllnnvknowiu
that ”my 11111 pi'cliy surc to ho lui
on the slicll' 111 hi).
ONLY cuss son ovspspsm.
Mrs. Franklin lluuh, of Now (‘11:1II1
Del, says: “i shill-rod for yours wil
and bclcllinn. l lricd 1,1v1-1'ylhini:
could hear of, but nothing llclpcd m
t
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ALUMINUM
COMFORTB
'A. «i. ANGE
134 Washington Strut.
IAL
Won’t pay for board and room, or buy
purchase
books or settlo thc tuition bills. Not 11
they would learn thclr pools and lukc
liltcll digzcrs in
is and they live 111111'1.1 indcpmr
it ot‘l’cl's l0 tlicm promotion
prcscl'vallion
' of self~rospcct and real ability in im1
11111111111111
" of originality and an ambition to kccp
up with the times by means of con
il
celve in return 11 rcasounblc finunclnl
this they arc justllicd in doing just us
'l‘llcjr
dyspcsla, 11111111 to have grcul distress
until i look Brazilian llnlm, 11nd 01111 {.0
cent bottle curcd 11111 11111npl11i1.1ly."
For sale by R. ll. l'lnifltcd. 11‘. ll. B11311
tor and tho. Clifford Pharmacy.
W
"soils C0111 1111111111 HINTS."
As Good as 1minM hatter Than Most.
‘10,
None Dal tor Mada.
Hint No. 3.
1 The Kind That Keep You Warm.
the Lowest Prices
2 000 lbs. Guaranteed
HERSHFlELD 8130N
1111: Water Strut. Telephone 1136-3.
Public Muslin. 311 80. Main St.
look for tho Farmer in tho. ’l‘wonllcth
Century," and hc dcclured it. to be
nrnud. cvorythiug full of promise and
thc, llcld novcl' so inviting.
True. there hover Who :1 timc whl'u
lhcrc wcrc so many cumnics lo loco,
l‘ ill lllsccl, posts and fungus growths
l 11111.. lull thosc could he 111aslcrod 11nd
controilcd us the menus wcro undcln
stood. The matter of guthcl'iug plum
food from lhd,111111ospl111ro and incur-
porating it with tho soil was also
louchcd upon, this being 11 lluc of op-
i' (‘f'tllllll’l whct'o agriculture has mudc.
“ dcilultc progress.
1‘ l-lc. bclichd that farmers in plucc
of pulling ihcir money lnlo iusurnncc
corpornlious should apply it to tho 1111~
richmcnt of lhclr lunli. 11nd build 11p
wrulllt thcl'o. Before concluding, he
vollmlccrcd thc, somewhat. startling
siutcmcul that 11 duy would probably
111111111 when tho science of husbandry
would much 11 form covct'lul: :1 lurgc
:11'1111, such 11s a whole town. over
which tin-1'11. would hr 11 kccn and
widc-s-wakc directorate, applying
mcthods 11nd introdluing 11pcrutions
morn of inlcnsn 11 study 111111 intellizcnt
l'(‘sl‘.iU'(‘.ll
" 111111 11111 program closcd. oi the coil
of tho choir, npprccintlvo words were
spokcu bv the Revs. llir, liookcl'. of
tho Cannon grannc 11nd GooI'gc B11111
111111, of llippownn. Swuct music in-
lcrspcl'sod thc spcochcs and a lady
t'1111il111l'lx'11il'slun ' Trip to N1-w York."
Suppcr was subscducntly Hl‘l'l’i‘ll in
:111 adjoining hull. ll, wan-s n 1111111111i11k~
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11,
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H111: oi" llliilly lll‘lll‘lll‘il‘i-i, 1111 11l11111
duni sproud. 011 'l‘ucsdny. Nov, '1'lh
1, Now 01111111111 will puy Rippownm 11 1'11-
h tul'u Visit. wl111u lhc mocting will hc
at ll111 hnmc of llyrus Sllrlcs, lilgil
l Ridge. Mnstcr of ltippownm.
it ""~
With a lomlistouc cpituph lhc trou-
ble i111 thnl it comes too lillf‘ in tho
111111111 to enable 11 man to borrow
money on the strongth of it.
31161111.. the Consumer
lo iswcll lilo dnalors liroiits is not
our way of conducting lbs coul busi-
boss. We b11ll1-vo in fulr dculing and
want our cuslomcrs to be our friends
That is why we take such
cure to kccp lho host, the clcnucul
and highest quality of cool to be bud
lho Dauid Keogh bonito.
Suvlow Ava.
0
us well.
Til. 1451—8.
ln‘. No l.
to. 2.
OIL HEATERS.
A ND BLANKETB
VINE 1S. SON.
South Norwnlk, Conn.
Int Norwalk, Ct.
\ 111111 1111111111 Advico Wli Help
Many I Sufism.- in Booth or-
wn.ii1
No woman can who healthy and well
f the kidnoys are sick. Poisons that
pass off in the mine when the kidneys
11's Well are retained in the body whoa
the kidneys are sick. Kidneys and
bladder set inflamed and swollen.
wowding the dollcuta female 01'3““
"rby and sometim‘os displacing them.
is is the true cause of many bearing-
town pains, lameness. backache. aide'
ache sic. Urio poisoning also 11111111
1111 headaches, diuzy spells, lanxuor
nervousness and rheumatic pain.
When suffering so. try Dunn's Kid
uoy Pills, the remedy that cures sick
kidneys. You will get better as the
kidneys not butter, and health will 111
turn when the 1111111111111 are well Let
:1 Smith Norwalk woman tell yet
about, Donn's Kidney Pills.
Mrs. C. llanuug, living on Hill stmol,
lays: “i am wail 11p in yours, and
like a great manyoid people I had
trouble with my kidneys for a long
limo causing distressing backache. i
could find nothing to give me any rs-
lief, and l fancied that Doan’s Kiduoy
i’ills might help mo, even if thoy
didn’t cure. I went to l’ialstod’s. drug
slow and got a supply. I was not
disappointed. 11111111.. Kldncy l’ills
disposod oi‘ the last attack. The
backucho and suffering were a thing
of the past."
For sale by all dealers. Nico i'1li
cents. Foster-Milbnrn 00., Buffalo,
N. ,Y.. solo agents for tho United
States.
Remcmbcr the name—~Doun's~—and
take no other.
PLEA FOR THE PRISONERS.
Effort to interest Public in Matter of
Dealing With Criminals.
A circular issued by the Connecti-
cut Christian Endcuvor Union asks for
tho obsorvanccof Prison Sunday. It
says:
“Much good has been the rcsult of
the probation law, and the law provid—
ing for juvcnllic courts. passed in
1903. Whm'cvcr lhcsc law's have been
faithfully tricd, they have worked 111i—
mirnbly. notably in Hartford. Many
wcak 11nd unfortunate young men
hnvc 1111-1111 savcd from a criminal 1:111
cor. and 11-111 to become scitsupporting.
it will be difficult to find any one who
is 5111111111 with tile prcscnt adminis-
tration of criminal law in this Stole.
()ur jlllls in ouch county do not in
tiny rcspcci 111.1111 nilcmpl in pct'mulr
"lllly rct'orm tho druuknrds. who com-
prisc 11 lnl'gc proportion of the in-
11111lcs. 'l‘l111 mun who was commlltcd
to ”to Now Huvcn jail for drunkcu-
11111111 in May. lR78.11,111i who hus bccn
rob-11111111 for 11 short, time, any two 01'
11111311 hours ouch month since, is still
lh111'11,.l111ving boon supportcd ill jail
for 11110111 twcnty-scvon yours. it. is
1111110111 lmpossiblc to say how many
iimcs this man has been prosccutcd
for drunkenncss, but it is within
bounds 111 say 1511 limos. H11. in :1
typo 11f a large class: nobody actually
knows how large 11 class. Estimates
huvc b11011 mudo ranging front 2,000 to
11.111111.
“The fourth Sunday in Octohcr each
your is obscrvod by many cliurl'lu-s :13
Prison Sunday. This year it comes
Ortobcr 22, and oil clcrgymcn arc
vorticslly rcqucslcd to preach about
llle t'clsliou of crime to 1.111 communi-
ly. and the duty of all citizens to tnkc
.1n lulcrcst in this matter and to dc»
visn. 111111111 plan to 1'11f11r1n tho prcscnl
criminals and i0 prcvoni lho cuniiuuni
.lcvcloplucut of the class."
w“..__.____._.
WILLIAM A. RUSSELL MET DEATH
AS THE RESULT OF A FALL.
Altcr 1111 im'csliguilon by (‘oroncl'
liotcu 11nd Mcdlcul Exumlncr Downs,
ii is ”111 opinion that Willlunl A. 111111
scll, 11.1;111l 1th yours. whosc dculh from
11 i’ructul'cd skull and olhcr inim'ics
occurrcd lli Si. Vinccnt's hospital. in
ih'idgcpol't, Sundny morning. was
unusod by on uccidcnlul full.
From lhc circulnsluulrcs surround-
ing ihc cusc, it at llrsl. nppcui'cd lhul
Mr. ltusscli had 111111.11 murdl-l'tHi by
trumps. but 11 carclul invosllgullon of
the wounds. and tho prcmiscs whcrc
Mr. iiusscll was found. have conviucod
tho authorities lhul ihc lulurios wcrc
.11:1'l1icul,ul. :lllhounh Mr. Russell was
probably looking for trumps whcu ho
i‘cll.
lic rcsidcd nt. till-iii Mulu slrcct,
llridgcpml with his fuluily, and ho
was found iviug upon thc burn floor
:1im11ul'1lcud on Hopicmbcr 30. Thu
111mm 1' 11nd lucdll'ul viiilillilllll' wcnl
to the place ycslerduy ulld lulkod with
tho 1111111 who had first, discoverod Mr;
Russell's body. The holly was not,
found in 11 position 11s was at. first rc-
portcd. but was lying just, as though it
had fallcn from the hay loft. abovc. it
is thought lbut Mr. Russell wuut into
lhc iofl to look for trumps, 11nd toil
off ihc 11111111, suslulnlng intul lnjurlcs.
ii in thought that no trumps worn in
tho loll at tho limo.
'l’hlil'c won 11 fruciurc ul lhc bllso of
the skull 11nd judging f1'1'1m this and
the position of oihcr hrulsou about, the
bond and body. Modicul Examinor
linwna hns concludmi they were mudo
by tho lull 1111.: not tllrouuh hulunu
occupy.
a
h-nww-OW
GRIEF KILLED HER.
Bridgeport Woman Died of s Brokan
Hurt.
liltiiiolohnlt'l‘. Oct. iu.-Mrs. Mina
111111111. MflCilliOliKh. ono of the hunt
known of lilo oillcr lrish rusidouis of
this oily, dlod Tuesday night of 11
broken heart at the home of her uisco
Mrs. Walter P. Noonsn, wife of a
local custom house oiliciui. -
The death of lie:- six your old 311111111-
nlocc and namesake. on Monday. was
luorc than she could hear. Mrs. Mc-
Cuiloughs grief at the child‘s dsnlh
caused her own demise a few hoursb
utter the funoral Tuesday afternoon.
aha attended the funeral and inter-
ment and fold boon in apparently good
health up to a few .minutl before she
expirod.
M
FOR ALL KIND. OF PILIO.
To draw the firs out of a burn. lies!
a out without loads: a near. or to curs
boils sores, tailor. eczema and all skin
and scalp discuss, use Dszlt‘ll Witch
Hanoi salvo. Aspoclilo for blind.
blending. itchi and rounding silos.
81111111 i la
nflnunti Gal. tho genuine.
by The iiffol'd Warm.
Sold
00
pain 1111111111 1111611111111 pin ,
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Thirty-Ninth Annual Minion Wall At. Terrihls Cue Cured 11.11.11.111
landed in Wallinnfcrd.
wanuuoronn“, 13111111., Octoher 12.
'w'l‘be ihirtr- ninth consul. confereuru
of the Advent Christian churches of
Connecticut is bring held here today
at the Advontlst church on Nort
Whittlssoy avenuo. and-a
fact day could not have boon had for
the opening of the two days' ssasion
of the conference.
members of the 1.111111111111111 commit;
tee held a meeting at the church. the
members present being Rev J. W
moi-o per»
Last evening the
Do.—
vls null Bowl? 11‘. aninswortb. 11: Blast
Norwalk; Rev. (is. ill. Tyler. of Bristol'
Rev. (i. w. Wallace. of Bridseport and
Rev, Iii. Z. Ellis. 11f nanbury. The 1-0-
pcrt of tho committoe will be made
later to the conference. The confor-
once opened this morning at 10 o‘clock
with a large number of delegates in at»
tonduncc. Roy. .l. w. Davis. of East
Norwnlk, prcsidcd. and Rev F S.
Ainsworlh. of East Norwnlk. was soo-
rotary.
Ai the opening of the conferonco
ih1.1 singing was lead by Rev 0. Fl
Smith of Waterbury. 111111 the scrip-
lurul reading from First 'l‘hossuio-
plans, first chaptor, was read by Rev.
Lloorgo M. Teople. of Hartford. Prayer
was offered by Rev. Thomas Feltmnu.
fraternal delegate from tho Catskill
coniclencc This was followed by tho
grouting by the president Rev JW
Davis, and than ”Blosi Be the 'l‘lc
that Binds" was sung. Rev fir-pry
Stonc gave one of his characteristic
addresses of welcome. which was run-
pondcd to by Rev. Mr. Alnsworlh.
The report of the treasurer was
111111111, followed by 11 internal gruel-
ing by Rev. '1‘. Foliman. Reports were
made by fraternal delegate. Rev. E. Z.
Fills of his visit to the Catskill con-l
fcrcncc; llov. (l E. Tyler. fraternal
delegate to Rhoda island and East
Connecticut conference; Rev G. M.
11111 to Massachusetts conference.1
'l‘hc, sot-rotary was instructed to
send telegrams of greeting to the H001
sac Valloy and Msasachusclts confor—
cncc, now in session.
Business connected with tho confch
once was further transacted during
the duy, and this evening there will
be munching by Rev. F. L. Piper, (1di-
tor of tho World‘s Crisis. ’l'l1c confer-
1.111110. will continue through tomorrow,
and tomorrow cvcning more will be a
goncrul mission rally with nddrcsscs
by nusslonarles from ludia, China and
(‘npc Verdi Islands.
The. churchcs in thc conference are:
ih'ldgcporl, Bristol, (lumpvillo, l)an1
bury, I'Znst Nor,wuik Hartford Lccds-
villu N. Mill Pluiu. New Milford:
Ncu lluvcn, Plsiuvillc Prospccl,Sci1l
co. Southinnton 'l‘orrington, Walling
ford. Waterbury. Wiustcd, ilricrillcn|
mission.
'l‘hc clergyman proscnt wore: R1111.
.l. W. Davis. Rcv. (inorgc M. Tceplc.
R111. licnry Stone. llcv.(i110rg11 l1l
\anlal 11 ltcv E. Z Fills. Rcv. George
E. 'l‘ylor Rov F. S. Alnsworlh, Roy.
H W. Pcrklns. Rev. J Dcnton ltcv.
John S. l‘urdy, Roy. Slophcn Hancock.
ltcv. 'l‘homus Fcltmau. fraternal dclc-
gab- from tho Catskill A 0. confor-
once R11v.l')r St John 11111-123...
Smith. and Nov. C. C. Lynn, lullfil‘PKl“
lional pastor of i-lsddnm Neck, Conn. .
Liccutlatos Samud J. Bouncy and ii
A. McNeil.
TO END ALL ROUGH PLAY.
Football Cracks Agree to Enforce
Rules of the Game.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. l2.~»\‘l‘uit.cr
l‘ump, Yulo‘s gcncrul 11thlctl11 anvil-1111',
inst night now out 11 slnlcmcnt. in rc-
min] to tho coulcl'cucc of thc rcprc-
scumliws 111‘ Ynlc, llnlward und
l'rincclon with Prcsldcnl Roosovolt
pilos for fourtoon (14) years and dur
inc: all this time you can have an idea
mo.
' Bridgeport Advsrtluinmu.
With
only 011. Treatment of P ra—
‘ mid Plio Cure.
Free Packs 9 in Plain erppsr Mall-
' ed to val-vane Who WM».
“1 have been a terrible suftoror of
of how many kinds of medicine
tried. But i found no relief whatow
or. I foil there must ho somethins'
that could our:1 mo without having to
undergo an operation which might kill
1
"Now. after trying but. one treat-
ment of your ‘Pymnlda.’ [am free.
free to tell all sufferers of this dread-
ful disease to try this medicine—wine
Pyramid Pile Cure. it will cure when
all others full. Sincerely yours,
111.01.... Bunelgh, Schellburg, Pa."
Anyone suffering from the terrible
torture. burning and itching of piles.
willgct instant rcllcf from tho lrcnl-
mont we sond out free. at our 01vn
expense, in plain scaled package. to
ovoryono sending name and address.
Surgical operation for pilas is sui-
cide, cl 11ol unnecessary and rarely a
pormanent success. Here you can
not 11 tl'cuimcnl that is quick easy to
11 1ply luld inexpensive, and free from
o publicily and humiliation you suf-
for by doctors' examination.
Pryumid Pile (luro is made in the
form of "easy to non" suppositories.
The coming of n ours is felt the mo-
ment you begin to 1131.1 it, 11nd your
suffering ends.
Send your name and address at
once to Pyramid Drug 011., 3682 Pyro-
mid Building, Marshall. Mich” and got,
by return mail, the treatment we will
scnd you free in plain, scaled wrnp-
per.
After seeing for yourself what it
can do. you can get 11 regular, full-
size package of Pyramid Pile Cure
from any druggist. nt. F10 cents each or,
on receipt of price. we will mail you
some ourselves if he should not have
The'D. M. Read Co.
Muslims-bud 1857.
-
Dent’s Glovss.
The fall importation was delayed and has just put in an
appcnraucc, but they are well worth waiting for. No other
( love scents just like them.
cut, 11 Dept is 1.1111 Glove par excellence for driving, trav-
eling, riding and street wurc.
buck, piquc stitching on all scams, right every way.
Soft, firm, correct in color, and
Spear point stitching on the
For men, women and children. 1
Everyday Petticoats.
if space permitlcd we could give an immense line, about
Black and LTolorcd Sutccns . . . . . ..
lilack and (jolorcd lirilliaulincs . . . . . . . ..
lHack
forty diilucul slylcs and qualities in the sensible, durable
l’ctliconis for common wcnl.
wiulcr is unusually large.
exceedingly stylish. and have cvcry bit as much care c.11-
pcndcd on them as llchiigh grads iafi'ctas.
brief list will give an idea as to priccs.
'illc stock for autumn and
Tilt: sutccns and brilliantincs arc
The following
. . .791: to $3.50
$2.50 to $5.00
and (lilorcd Mcrccrizcd Moreen. . . . . “$2.50 to $5.00
Black Morccu l’ctticoats . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.98 and $3.75
Black Mohair with taffeta ruiilcs. . . . . . . . . . . £53.98 to $5.00
An exceptionally fine Italian Cloth Pctticoat, tllrcc
it.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued October
l0, 1905. List, furnished from ofllco
styles, rcgulur value $2.00, For $1.50.
Velvet Finish Flannel.
‘ shaft coupling.
of A. M. Wooster, solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport, 0111111.:
William Crosslcy. West Haven. 1'11;
volviniz scrccn.
B. M. W. Hanson. Hartford. four
turning and backrest nttuchmcnl for
Inlhcs,
William A. Lorenz. Hartford. mcr-
11111il1' closure for roccpt.u1',l1.1s.
.1, ll. Moulslrcnm. liurtford, llcxlbln
F. ii. Richards, llurlford,
playing bulls.
William Churchill,
ions.
Gcorgc B. Lamb,
forming machine.
John E. Keller, J12,
lion vuivc.
TRADE-MARAS.
Pulmc & Alwood Mfg. (‘11.. Which
bury. solid~l1cad straight pins.
incorporulcd New London Wash
Silk (111.. New London, cmbroidcry silk,
sewing silk, and floss.
making
New Britain,
Waterbury, inho-
l.ltchticld, luiluv
FULL OF TRAGIC MEANING
are those lines from .1. ll. Simmons. of
Casey, in. Think what might. have re-
suited from his terrible cough if he
had not taken the medicine about
which ho writes: “i had a fearful
cough, that. disturbed my night‘s rcst.
i tried everything. but nothing would
rcilcvc it, unlll i took Dr. King's Now
lilsl'ovcry, for Consuluplilm, Coughs
11nd Colds, which complclcly curcd
luc.“ instantly 1'1‘1licvcs :1ud pcrmzc
111111in curcs nll throul and lung disc
Mouduy, which was held for tho pur~
posc 11f musldcrinx rcforms in lhc
game 11! tooth: 1” Tim statement was
mndc pubiil rilcr word llud l1111111 1'11-
1~11lvnd {111111 l’lcsidcut ltoosevcli and
is 11.11 follows
“Al 11 lulu-ling with lhc prouldcnl oi
the United States. it was agrccd that
W11 cousldcl' nu honorubic obliguliou
1111111111 in curry out in lottor and in
spirit the mics of the game of foot-
i1.1ll,rclntinl: to roughness holding
11nd foul pluy, and thc ultivo 1111.11 hos
of our uuchlsiticu. boing present with
us, plcdncd llwmsolvcs to 1111 rcgnld
it and to do their utmost to carry
out that. obllgution.
Yuic was 1'1-pl'1-s1,-11tc1l by Mr. Camp
uud Mr. ()wslcy 11nd l’l'inl'olon rcpl'u-
sculptivos wcro Mr. Finn and Mr.
Hillobrnnd. Mr. Nichols and Mr.
ltcld roprcscntcd Harvard.
HA8 SOLD THOUSANDS OF 301'-
TLES OF CHARMBERLAiN’S COL
iC. CHOLERA AND DiARRHOEA
REMEDY AND NEVER HAD A
DiOSAT SFlED CUSTOMER.
Mr: E. Euhanks, proplietor 0f the
(111111111 1111i: Store, Johnston City, lil..
says: “i havo boon continuously on-
gngod in tho roiuii drug business slnco
April 1383. and huvo sold during that
limo thousands oi bottics of Chumhor-
kilns Colic ('holoru 11nd lllurrhoou
l'lomody
hum novor boon asked to rcfund n
11111111111111r’s luouoy who was dissatiklicd
with this romcdy. i take piousuro in
rcoommcluilnn ii to all of my custo-
morn who arc in hand of such 11 modi-
1iuc.” All dl'nugisls uro authorized
to rcfund tho money to any customer
who is not. sutislled aflor using this
lommly. ii is for solo by stillium-
P11Woil‘orporuuon. Clifford Phar-
macy. Zeitluu Pharmacy.
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ANOTHER WOOMP:DNY INOORPOH-
HARTFORD, Oct. 12-41111. Nurs-
win Hotel Company. of New Britain.
was incorporated yesterday, the cap-
ital stock bolng 810.000.
incorporation pupsrs were also filed
at the allies of the secretary of State
imwl~31 & Ell. Ill-lave“ Company.
awn.“ doubtful stock is
' Wit M iii W cause
of all _ pmduoui.
i can tilllhfully say that l,
cuscs; provonls grip illlfl pucumonln.
At 11‘. H, ilaxtcr's, South Norwnik. and
E. P. chd‘s, Norwuik, drunnlsis;
gusrantccd; 501', and $1.00. A lrlul
boillo (foo. "
NOT READY.
Postponement Granted in interacting
Stamford Lawsuit in Superior
Court.
'l‘hc dcfcuso wasn't really to go on
with tho Stamford suit of Daniel Han-
l‘illlllll, administrator. against Mary
A: McClcun. in tho civil supcrlor
court ycslcrduy, 11nd .iudgc W. tho
icr guvo it until Fridu to olthcr set
tic tilt1 cuss or have 11 gmonl by dc-
iuull ontcred against it.
in tho null if is claimed that Mury
McCloan by unlawful and unduo i11-
flucucc i‘orccd tho into. Katherine K1111
ncdy, of Stmuford. to dood u cortnln
place of property to bar. worth 31.13110.
Mra.,l{ennsdy died last your. and the
administrator claims that it was duro
ins llm' final illness and while silo was
not of sound mind that Mrs. McCloan
obtained the docd. He wants the
court to cull it mill and void. Attor-
ncyn Konuuly. and Cunllelll a Judson
appalil' for the plaintiff and Attorney
Buollcld for the defense.
DON'T BORROW TROUBLE.
It is u bad habit to borrow anything.
but tho worst think you can possibly
borrow, is troublo. Whou sick, sore.
heavy. wcnry and worn-out by the
pains and poisons of dyspcpsia bll
lousnolul Bright's discuss. and similar
internal disorders. don't all. down and
brood ovor your symptoms. but. lly for
robot to Electric Bittors. Hare you
will find sure and permanent forget
fulnosa of all your troubles, and your
body will not. be burdoncd by a load
of debt disease. At F. ii. Baxter’s,
South Not-walk, and iii. P. Wood‘s,
Norwalk. drug stores. Price iiiic.
Guaranteed. 1"
DIGORATION or DINIION. '
SEATTLE. Mash’n.. October lit--
11. v. Denim. tho American legal ad-
visor of the Jnnsnsn War Giles. is
to receive high dscoration from tho
emperor for his services at the Ports-
mouth peace conference. This in the
statement made to a Port lntoililsnsor
corraupondent.by Shaw T.lebim11r"a.
who is on his way from 'l‘oido to Mon-
trssl, Canada. where in re taunts
hsiJapansss Control T1111 ’l‘ra srs’ M-
a on.
A PLIAIUII '10 ALL.
No Pill is as pleasant and positive
1111 Dsztt's Little Early Risers. Titans
Famous Little l’ilis arc so mild. and of
fsoiivs that children, collects ladicll
and weak would auloy thsir clowning.
effect. while stroll: people any only
11111 the but Imr pills sold. hold if;
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your maid
mall's musics moor
glam; bosom lam unkind
flu finalists if and in that.
noun 3. .11
Ram if. wilful” transform
l‘urc Cotton,
patients: Tupcrlurning nitnchlncnt
for lul't'ct lulhcs; bracing nilachmonl. dill-'1-
for lathciool curringos; chuck; lupcl'- 111111511 5:11‘11111‘5.
Rarcly is llicr 1 an opportunity to buy lllllc
China at such low 111111'.
111111 iuvorilc pnllcrn is in iiuc quality of English Porcelain,
all the dificrcnt articles in such 111111111ch 11.11 you choose to
daililicsl line of colorinus 0111' could imagine.
111‘1'25, ll1rl1i lillil‘ pith “hitc palm leaves.
lxiglit i111 bath gowns, lounging robe:
nothing clsc, but soft and warm, and thc
Porsiau fig—
ombrc : rims and
and warm
101' 11 yard. Wash Goods.
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Willow
1114 arc offered. [his well known
gcl,si11gly1n'l1y lllc dozcll.
The D. M. Read. Co.
Winter Furs
We have just opened Our New
Stock of Furs consisting of Boas, Ora.-
vats, Scsrfs, Collarettes, Mufi‘s. etc.
We purchased these Furs Last
Spring and they have been Made to
Order, thus securing better Values
than if bought from open stock.
We invite your inspectiOns of
l
multil‘
ll- DiOkerman
l4 WASHINGTON ST»
iiiiid Elli“
mm on 11111111111» a lacks! slums. of
them and think you will agree with
us that we have excellent values.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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O. E. Jackson,
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