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. fill Your t he Celebrated in
to” . . ‘
. .w‘i‘he Twenty-huh
e Young Peoples' so-
, Endeavor will occur
‘ will; he commemorat-
. arty 70.000 societies. and
erotic endeavor unions, local,
_,., tats and. national. During
past two. years forty-six states
« on - torios‘of, the United States
moo provinces of Canada have
. more thlltswtenvpcr cent. in. the
‘ ofrthoiroooietiou. Mawaii has
* is per cent. Christian Endea-
ltogalmld a foothold in the Philip-
courtroom societies have re.
amino, one or .25. per cent. in
,3me ’ in. Ten thousand soci~
Wharesoported a total or ball a
lion dollars in gifts to the mission
. of their denominations, to their
has and lacoilsnoous'causes.
‘. at .al - , ropoan. convention
be. old item July to August 1.
nova. Willerialld. in connection
like» World's Christian Endeavor
rum MOI-WING.
"Forum. hart-{Emotion Geo. .
‘ , of . « Wash» ‘ti had a
-. shuttle . asgomach and
IMO? Wool .‘r ot nylon. and
,. / unwound its-bylaw scoot lilac».
' trio Elm. diminution-air; recom
aloud them to all. and ltlnteud in
are; certainly a wonder
199love- curod .such a
shine... .Solctunder sunr-
. some. tor you.» 1". H.
. a] . and in.
iota, at bill: a
. . I.
4 Will“? BOTT
>; Cure."“i It makes
timers , _
.‘polsono’ trainvtho blood.
~ do «this. goodshealth is impossible. Sold
to
Waterbury Lad. Ten
3 Heavy Load on and Now Regrets
v His “How Game You So" Con.
dltion.
,WATERBURY, Dec. 27.-—Oscn.r Sago-
vitis, ten years close. at North fllVel”
side street, had a startling and cxhil~
crating experience Smidhy attemoon.
He. got. access ot a quart of whiskey
in the pantry at his home. drank- a co
piousswig oi' the dococtlon. reeled to
the door and the street. and was finally
found bya policeman in close proxinr
ity to serious danger. it was thought.
at first that he had a ill, or was over-
come by some serious malady. 'i‘he
odor of the boy's breath disclosed the
secret; of the lad‘s discomilture und‘llls
parents told the remainder of “the
story. He will recover probably but
he is u very sick boy.
DOCTORS COULD NOT HELP HER.
v"l ha kidney trouble for years."
writes rs. Raymond‘Conner, or Shel-
ton. Wash, "and the doctors could not
help me. i tried Foley's Kidney
(lure and the very iirst dose gave me
'relleflgnd l at: now cared. l lcca‘l’mo:
say mac or“ ‘99 's i any
l e: di hood“ alo-
und so they will all note the
‘ ' a they
at Plainted's Drug Store. .
w " anorectic-woman ,HELD.‘
HARTFORD, Dec. 27.~—Ada Clark.
who was arrested early yesterday at
star Joseph McCullough had been hurt
by either a fail or after being thrown
war a balcony in her house was held
in $600 bonds in police court. today
to await the result of the injuries to
the man. His condition at noon was
comfortable and his recovery seems
Charles Latiamme, who fell down
certain. -
P. stairs in a house on Church. street
and. who was thought to he fatally
hurt, to recovering. ,
.1 .wi’l'dllclla.
i
“Glimmer ». t . .31. _
The roceipt New Holt n. o,
a ' 186.58 Gout-ins“ i s
hell, the collector?
was as, his cessation 33.000.
0 ,
Nw its
at ildloii‘t one stylistic. and seven in-
. scooters at 33 not: day. ‘
av'At New “Looting. . only $10,179.69
was received outta the year. The
oollectot‘ aunts r Is 1?. .0."i‘homp-
.son. and he rrcc ed during the year
the sum 0118794. from commission‘s
* and fees... 'l‘o' assist‘him in the coins
he has one deputy, collector at ”1200,
and three inspectors. at 83 per day.
mimics a total or 35371.91; during the
year. . , . . ., .
The smallest office is the one at
Stoningtcn, where thca'rcoolp'ts were
08546.48. 'l‘lioccblis‘ctor‘. ”C; F‘. stun.
ton; receives a salary or $160. and‘the‘
commissions and idea bring the total
tip-to “34.09. it *dosts to‘run the of-
fice £824.09,» o’nd‘ftlle ’oillceit-Iorce tonn-
. stats "of “one doputy’at $180 and one in-
ti‘ho florist)! thetarturs corner. 0
D. Moore, pastor “of the Baptist
Church, or Harpersvilie. N. Y.. will in
terest you.» lie says: "I nurtured as
onion...oocause of a persistent cough
resulting-1mm the grid. 1 had to
sleep sitting 3le in bed. I tried many
remedies. without .reliei, until I tool
Dr. King‘s New Discovery for 001)
sumption Coughs and Colds. which on
timely. cured rmy cough and saved mt
from consumptlo ." .. A grand cure for
disused conditions 20‘ . Throat and
Lungs.
walk, and E. P. Wood’s. Norwalk..drila-
gists; price 50c and $1.00, guaranteed.
Trial bottle tree. "
hq—u—o—w—m
HYPERION THEATRE. EMBEZZLE-
MENT.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 27.-——As a're‘
suit. of lax methods or bookkeeping
at the Hyperion Theatre under the
recent management. it In said, a‘hhort
age of nearly 82.000 will he revealed.
Manager Rowland said that bills mark-
ed as paid are daily being presented
for collection. The case or Treasurel
Kettel. o! the theater, who is charged
with embezzlement of about $2,000.
will be heard in the city court to
morrow.- Kettle has been In jail
since his arrest. in the absence oi
bonds of $1.000.
FAILED.
All efforts have failed to ilnd a bot-
tcr remedy for coughs, colds and lung
troubles than Foley's Honey and Tar.
it stops the cough, heals the lungs and
patients serious results from a. cold.
-. N. Patterson. Nashua, Iowa, writes:
“lost winter 1 had a bad cold on my
iungsand tried. at least halt a doscn
advertised cough medicines and had
treat ant train two physicians with-
out tting any benefit. A friend
recommended Foley's Honey and Tilt
and tho-thirds of a bottle cured me.
i consider, it the greatest cough and
lung medicine in the world." Sold a:
C
Win "or!
LE“
Blaintcd’s Drug Store
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At 1“. H. Baxter's. South Nor ‘
, dared.
at... Chicago. minor i ."idyhiio‘ bad.
thro- yours.
, m and it-lattilar
loid at.
. spector " at .38 ‘ D5333”-
. A
DISTRIBUTION or 1
wow.
m
Oregon to Hold‘Lawta and Clark Cor-
poration Responsible
PORTIAND, Ore; Dec. 27.-—'i‘lle
Oregon State Comrhlssion has fornlv
ally notified the‘lewis 8; Clark Rhinos-
ition Corporation‘tilot It will hold the
oillcors and 'dlrectors of the fair re»
sponsihle for the dlyirlbution almond?
which: has; been : ._ . uncod_ may
amodnt to about» 2? r dent. of the
original investment _ the stockhol:
lore of $100,000.
The oillcial communication states
that the commission claims a prorata
share of the funds now in the pos-
session ofgthe corporation after all
liabilities have been settled. The Ore-
gon State Commiss nalso demands
an accounting of the ey which has
been expanded by the corporation.
The communication states that the
commission is acting under the direc-
tions of the state attorney general'of
the state of Oregon. The oillciai of
the corporation so that the action 0!
the Oregon State Communion is abso-
lutely without precedent and that they
know of no similar‘occu‘rrooce in the
history of expositions. In returning
the surplus money to the stockholders
they say they are only following a
precedent whichwas established years
ago by other expositions.
The one exception to the general rule
was the Chicago Fair, when the city
appropriated a certain amount. The
surplus was divided between the stock-
holdors and the city pro-rain. But the
odicisis any that atherolwas oprcvi‘ous
agreement to this often which they alt
Iago does not exist bet. can the Lewis
a Clark Corporation and ‘lho state
commission.
3 W ‘
. LA cater: mo PNIUMONIA.
Pneumonia often follows in grippe
.uin‘o‘f
but. never follows the use of Foley's '
Honey and Tar. It. ours- ia grippo
coughs and prevents noumonla and
consumption.» "Mk to Foley's. Honey
and Tan and reiuso any substitute or-
unvoumhor, of 1M Osgood
a «venous ct to pin ,
ll» a terrible
tic oi Foley‘s
cough. sin triad,
" .llcncy'snd Tot-«and t “vomiting
‘ I“ A 50‘“
mil 'u‘a' “W.“l’it'xi
s r . an « u s u .
amulet modellers. '
macro or “A flight.“ on.
., NEW HAVEN. no. Maniiiiam
illourke. who to thought to have come
from Auburn. N. Y....diod in the Now
Haven Hospital yomrdsy altar bolus
, run over. by. a troiioycarot lit. Car-
gol. monday night. lie is said to have
i
. sloshing-on tho thumb» the
cor struck him. . II ”a non-cm;
‘atnpuiate both his lion otatho. hos-
mitaiondebo failed. to «rally team the
accretion. , He was I! unmatched
mottled. i, .- . ~‘ .
W colt construction.
mummcg .HW
Johnathon »
4 ‘V ‘: onus involution.
‘1 Mil-Noni Main-Street.
:0“? i‘awm‘ om an limitib.
Seaman Lived 9hr Thnc‘Ichko on
\ Clams.“
it. vrc'roant, s. 0..“ Dec. 27.——News
was brodaht by the
‘ steamer Tees,
from Northern British Columbia, of
the Crimea—like adventurem S. A.
Lunbory, a Norwegianpwho was cast
away a month. a tron} a sloop" in
which hetwo's v ngslrom Portland
{lanolin ‘Ki‘lamatii The sloop ’was‘
wronltodond’ohmislond, near Port
Simpson, andthe .scaman spent three
vests on theisland.‘ Iivtng on clams.
Ho hoisted'distress signals on a tree
by day nndwbuilt firm by‘rlllgllt' en-
deavor-in; va’inlyto attract attention
and finally built a raft. on which «he
reached Port Wilson. ,ililtoen miles
swan. alter . a most . trying voyage do
which he narrowly escaped being
Jivaohed'i'rom his-raft. He was dual-
ly picked up by the Tees and taken to
Hartley Bay. “ ' ,
The Tees also brought new of a
large ‘part‘oi..Mount ‘Poni at Grah-
bio Island falling into 'a «lakaat Sort
.lnict. Some miners who arrived 'by‘
steamer lust passed the scene of the
landslide, which they-r say“ caused
Moves like walls ot'water. They be-
lieve volcanic action caused a por-
tlortiéoi the mountain to slide into the
we r. . .. -
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W
--Halt the ills that man is heir to
come from indigestion. Burdock
Blood Bitters strengthens and tones
the stomach; makes indigestion inl~
possible. . ,
“
STEERG EAT OUT TOWN.
Cattle Raising Experiment Una Up
Foddcr at New Marlboro. V
WINSTED. Dec. 21—“. K. Blood.
good. of New York. who received 200
western steers from Chicago last surn-
lner and placed them on his large es-
date at; New Marlboro. Berkshire coon.
ty, .to experiment in use! raising. is
having great difficulty. to get enough
fodder tor the animals.’
When winter set in it was found that
thewhole townof New Marlboro could
not supply fodder. enougn to winter
the stock satisfactorily, and shipments
of turnips and other veztables suitable
for. fodder were made by the carload
from Dover Plains, N. Y. Several car-
-loads.ot cornstalks were received there
last week and are being [hauled to New
Marlboro. a distance at 14 miles.
Several teams are constantly em-
ployed hauling. the fodder. -
A GUARANTEED cons FOR PIL'EB.
,ltcbing. Blind. Bleeding. Protrudlng
Piles. Drnglista are authorised to re
fund money it Paco Ointment tail: to
cure in ii to 14 days. 500. "
ota'rlLme coupauv'a case.
Samuel A. cool, or m; City, Appclra
In u. 8‘ court.
HARTFORD. Dec. 27.-—«Bamucl A.
Quint, of New Haven. the s‘ocmatry
and treasurer of the New Haven
Fruit Distilling company. wasmrosent
in the United States Court yesterday,
the civil case against the company‘hnv-
'ing been continued. At the {request
at counsel the case was «doomed un-
til January 2. ”On October 13 the in-
ternatrevnuc collector conducted. a
raid-on the New Haven Fruit. Distilling
company on the suspicion of a viola-
tion attire internal revenue laws. .
, - AN iNVl‘i‘A‘l‘iON.
We ask you to try can cent bottle.
of Crombic’s Couch Curo' and we will
pay back your money it it tails to cure.
A single .doso- looconl thc hardest
cough. aiihya locomotion and ' gives
restful sleep. I. ll. Boater. ‘, "
ITALIAN GRUOHIO IN ILIVATOI.‘
, WINSTIIID. Doc, arson llaiiin
known to Don was crushed in an old-
valor at tile Winctcd Hosiery. Mills
yesterday. .30qu probably Iv .
M.
A slimy‘Kota‘ckiusrsotliiifiis
it'd-ll“ land on: 'a glad: goal.
it no lasso-Lona a.
grin. ail 39.1.... i, vo has ‘
human-"NW! F: H. . _
recall ever union‘oythhig that bu,
aroused so much. the . jointing .IIY
lady customers. cannot ads! 1 7
but i bonsai. some one. amon-
~le llll'Dtllll uric Jails Via Tonic inb-
is 2" south. cm. i ills who
ill a helm tron l Vi
. .lilotches. moth‘spgskpdot with“,
335' hollow-“i *i ‘
r “No not
admission to the home. =
"Leroy there haveIJcclr designed some artl“
grade Furniture which are termed “:Shfoc
in such peiccs as ‘
Desks,
Book Cases,
”A.“
Work Tables. ..
Plant and Palm
Wine Cabinets, Smokers‘ Cabinet
Dewar Clients, ‘Serving‘Tabies, ‘
Not one of these articles bca‘rs the appeal
Each one is so constructed that it serves ltso a
, pose.j’ct it has oonccnlcd about it a fire-bro
proof Hcrri‘ligd‘lali-Marvin safe with ”con ‘“
dynamite trigger, holly-bearing hingesextra it.
in fact every device used in the modern not
these sales in ‘thc‘house‘your valuables 3'
one but the family need be aware of its ’e stool;
Specimens: on exhibition incur Furniture
" iFourtll, licor, take Ill
Royal snyrne ll“
Some new ones havejust been receivedUln-Lth ‘C
Store. They are in five sizes, ,. . . ‘
g , . ' , , l y
_ 18 x36, "2! x 45, 26 x 54,
30 x 60, and 36 x 72. .
All in Oriental designs, fine rich ’colorlngS‘
blended, and the weave very soft, tliick’an
.
Rugs are reversible, and will wear for an indci‘il‘il,
of years. ‘ ,
Carpet, S
l7 or a. day or two we shall be quite busy cléai‘ii‘l
the Christmas rush and confusion. There wl '
rid of. Holiday goods and Toys that‘ha’vc‘ _ ,.
will have such prices nifixed as will cause it”
speedily. Watch for bargains. '
iiANbKirncnmrs
HOSllliRY .
KID owvns
ornkwnan .
FANCY ooons
' , consumes
'l’ilc'i‘uan's
CALENDARS
mills
m SQIIARES
Rhos
LACE CURTAINS
All or which can be found in
variety and 'at correct prices. at
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