ilobving bullotin has been is
on: the dIliry commissioners’
whit
of nixttgou different brands
have b‘pcn taken recently,
ilfercnt parts of the state by
parttnent and analyzed at the
Fourteen of these. samples
ad to contain boric acid. We
o taken, also. 1 number of samples
‘Wl’m‘ts po it and bologna sttus»
which afttu' IIIIInlysis at the export
Intallon have shown (on the
mafhdnvit of the chcmist) to con-
’borlc acid. 3
fiction 2674 all. 6. of our law states
.an food shall bu dcctucd adIIitorIItI-Ii
Ilf antalns any poisonous ingredi-
.I'Ivh‘icb are injurious to the health
he party consuming it. or if it com--
till]. tiny antiseptic or preservative not.
ifnov‘tn to the purchaser or cousnnwt.
3000011 1678 states that. whoever adulv
has any food, or knowlnz that
, has been nduitcratcd Ol‘ft‘lli it'll
a r sells the some as unadulchIIIt-
le thoul disclosing or informing the
, chaser that. l‘IRi‘ilt‘ has been adul-
I! shall bII>I fined not more than
ol‘ lmpriaoncd not more than ouc
ofcunnol prohibit the use of bIII-lc
it; n flab and meats Whi‘lt' is is uscd
preservatlvo if it is uscd in small
'illflillllties bccausc wc ate II. It as yet
. I lit to prove that when so uncd it is
111008 to hcnlth; but. in (tIIrryinc
the provisions of our law \vc shall
bilge all IIIIIIIIIiIIctIII'crII and Il‘eait'rs.
8 they use boric acid or some Ollif'i‘
ike‘ prescrvativc. Io plainly mark or
Iatalnp the package or box containing
. the food. with tho name of" tho prom-'II
(votive. no that thoto can bc no this
take on the part of tho consumer.
{It the case of suusagd lMillllIifUlis
.bb ogna. hamburger steak. or other
foods which may not. be in an cutios
‘ ills package and iii‘i‘ INPN-‘H‘t‘tl niIh
Iborio acid 01 similar pIquIIIIIiIIs
the dealer must havc a police either
oil or over the. goods naming the pre~
nervmive used therein. This must in all
notances be plain so that tho. purciias~
'I or may be correctly informIId. li‘urthI-r
mare, we desirt- all IIIdIIIIl‘IIclIII'eI's iiii'il
_I dealers to IIlItinrstIlud that the mark-
ing anti ntampiul.r of packagcs of food
.contnlning iIorit: acid or similar pre-
narratives. does not tit-bur this IlcpIIrI-
meal; from bringing pronucniltllls In
cases Wilt'i re boIiII arid III III lit‘l' pIIIII
Mti‘thillVi's fllt' il.\t"ll to such IIII I-I\-
lf‘lli as it) It IIIit-I' it It poisonous ittgtt
"dlcnl and iplurious to llt‘iillll. ham
*inatlous will bII iilfitit’ c'ilinl sampics III»
ken at. Ilifft'rcul tiuIcs through tho
year, in oil III-It'll: of tho stall» to soc
- that dcalcrs :il't’ living up to our purc
V" food laws. in this particular. as Well
anothcts.
I. The dcpIIIlInI-ni wishes to call the
.ofi-Gntion of tho IuanufaIlIIrers IIu-I
‘ piers ill maple. syrup that “'III'III
this food plotiuet is put upon ”14' mar-
pket. it must. bII iabcieli so as to f't)l‘-
' molly Inform Inc public of just what
/fl. Ia compound. A Milli) which b It
compound of maple and corn svlups
must be lubclcti, plainly ant illlilliiill).
{tinting the proportions or pcr rout. of
ouch. or of any other ingredient. A sy-
nIiD which contains II large pIII'cI-nlnlzt'
‘ Of corn shrub or gillt'osc lulu-It not Ilt‘
'lgbolcd in largo typo "Mapic Svrup'"
and then in small IypI- btilow give
tile formula or its ('Onlt‘llll-Il.
We have louuti many samples \IlIitiI
have boon ItIIIIiIzod at the epr-Illueu
Italian bIIIIulIIIl ‘pulc maple syrflup
which contaiut'ti only a small pet-twit-
Me of maple syrup. This must sIIIpI
e, cannot prohibit the spin of corn
1.0490006! Isyl'up~ but it must. be sold up-
do"? its own name and for just what
ills
John B. Nobic. lIIIlry t‘oIIIIIIisslonet.
-Wm..-._
" BEATS THE MUSIC CURE.
"To keep the body in tune. " “Inns
Mrs. Mary Brown, :30 lpflriH'l‘llL‘ Place.
Poushlleepsln. N. Y. "i IIIIIe lll‘. King‘s
New Life Pile. 'l‘hoy IIIP Illl‘ most
reliable anti Ilcusaut Iil‘tlli \t‘ l huvc
foun. " Boa lot the Stomach lIlvor
I and Bowala.I (luarnutoud by it. it.
hitter. South Norwalk and E. 1"
Wood.
I,6UIIoLI66 FOR THE MOHAMME
DA N6.
ELIZABII‘IT ll’Oit’f'. 'i‘I'uuscuIItImIin.
till. 20. «A c urlt-r arrived hort- today
firm Aztlan: I‘wltlt dispatches tint-tortu-
_ 3 the rumpled attempts nuttlo by
nuthorlti to not convoy of provin-
to tho inning and boleamlrcd
hotntnotia II of Shauna. monotonous.
‘9 99hvoy II t out illt'cc times with a
-. escort of troops. Mohammedan
atom a ti auxiliaries. but Willi
I copied by tho Armenians holding
'- ’ ountat manual. The whole din
. mind Agdum iii hurried by Ar-
,I. In: and others who are portion
borrl lc strontium. not giving
utter o the wounded or to WI»
.96 ohildron. The Mohnmmeduna
city a raged at the attack made
ntod shrine of Knraptrm.
Norwalk drugglsté. 26c.
W
IAILG FOR ALOIIRO.
Morocco. Jan. tau—Tho
‘ toot squadron, command-
Mmirul Charles D. Siss-
I w item today for Al-
me.»
ml with It cold: no can can
I It my bf' Plum
I very much according to the methodll
r‘ni oxporlment station in Now t
Am An 0m9ltotl :
to the Ordn- tn Amman.
That thpro is It Masonic order anion!
Indira. with 325 000 Inemhorp at not
prion. occurs to imply that 9 womlm
can hoop a. secret. after all.
Order of the Eastern Star. is planned
of the man's Masonlo orders, or mill
or up much of them an is known. For
the rest the women have formed tholr
ritual or service according to their
their work in largoly known to ”IR
public there are some things that go
on behind tho doors of their pleating
places that. are kept socrnt from all
but members. The Stars are more
hospitable than the Masons, for their
place-a are always upon to men that
are numbers of Masonic orders; and
their meetings are largely attended by
frlnnds among the Masons. who. how
ever must t'lit'h take an obligation or
Boctecy befoIe. ho is pcimltled to on-
or.
The Stars frankly admit. their indebt-
ness to a man for first. introducing the
idea of the work into this country. The
order was founded on the principlcsol
a similar organization in Franco. cali~
ed the Adoptivo Right. and establish
cd in 1790. An AIucI-ican named Rob-
ert. Morris. who visited Now York
city frt-Iqucutly bccanu- lniatcstcd iu‘
the work and that iIItIoduced iiIc iIiIIIIf
into this country in tho form of a lcc-
turc. though it. was not put into prac.
tit-Iii form during his lifetime. tic
handed ovcr all the. material ho had'
gathered on the subject to Robot-l MI»!
Coy_ and during whosc llfotime the
idea found crystallization in tho. shape
of II. chaptor. the Alpha Chapter. ()I'-
Ilcr ol' the Eastern Star. in Now York
city and which, by the way. is still in
activc cxlsImII'II. That was in 1870.
Five other chapters were formed and
they were. branded into what was
known III-I tho (lrand (‘Ihnplsr of the
Stain of Now York. AI‘ tho Ilcath of
Mr. McCoy. tho book rclutillg to tho
work. which had bccn loft in his post-
session by Mr. Morris, was purr-husml
from his daughter by tho grand t‘hIIp-
tor, and is in constant use. being
known as the Standard Ritual of the
OI'Iicr of the Eastern Star of tho Slam
of Now York.
The ()rdcr of the. l'ZIII-Ilcl‘n Star is
aliictl with Masonry in that it allows
to I-Intcr its ranks only wivcs. tuotlII'I's.
widows. sisters and daughters of MII-
.sous, and. as has been said. it permits
Mason-s lo bccome. mcmbcrs. Each
chapter, in addition to having a lllfi'
tron. elects II patron and (Iouuscior. lie
it is who passos on tho Masons that
are nilowcd to attend the meotiuus.
He also assists lbc malron- in" all tiliii-
culties whcrc It mnu's aid is not to
bc snorncd.
Masons are very much intcrcsltal in
lllt' III-'Iicl IwIItIIgniziuy. its value and of I
lit-icntv. Tho pIinIuIv Inolivcs of tilt
orIiI't Inc social and be twilcial it is
an organization of women banded III E
miller its social IutI i"('f)lll"t~‘t' slnuziiuI:
IIIIIly to help an) of its IuIIIubprs liIIIl
um Ii help and quick III InspoIIIl\ In In:
III'IIIII'III demand I I rnlI-I‘. tho.
IiIue tlI liII- ‘IIIivesIon lloIIIi II t :\I"I‘I v II~,
«II I". out to tIII- rations I-v-IiIIIpIII I
IIIIIIuglI the state an help and in a few I
days $500 was Iaiscti and forwarded}
to tho sufl‘crors. As substantial I-vi
IiI-utII- oi' the umk the New York I'iIIIp-
tots arc. doinc; lit‘tlll)‘ 6.0! 000 bus llt‘l‘ll
Iaiscll in thc past l'.‘ \III'IIs IIIuIIIIl a
homo fi)l ncedy Ineluhets III‘ the ill'tIt'l
w:hith' is to ho outabiishmi within lhv
ucxt your In two
l‘he flu:- :i was sililll'ti in it man in
()gdeusbng. N. l'. who donated II 6:.
gold I)li‘(‘.i‘ as It IIIII‘lI'IIs lm sIIIlI I
iuuti. 'i‘wo fairs “PM :u Ntw Yolk
IIIltiI-Ii no loss than $l'l 000 oath to tho
fund and all llll’ I'I‘hIIlIIIIs batt- work- I
i‘tl steadily to t'liliilgi' it. 'ihe illilt'l'
is always busv in .‘iUllli‘ good tillIl-il‘
IInIl llt‘\'0lt‘H iiIut- Ionstnntly to tho
cute and (clicf oi the sick and needy.
it is n signaliy bIIIIuIIIIIIus buds of
Wililii‘ll. anti. so tar as is known. none
of the sI-I-I rt'is llilH‘ t‘\t'l' lll'i‘li disc-ins
ed by Iucmbcrs of tho III'dcr.
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
t'l‘hc (ioIIuIII-rt-inl liuiloiiuI.
Putting in Foundations.
i‘IIIIlrucitu' .i. ll. Raymond has up‘
lubed sinking the splles fol the it
& (l Corset. factory addition on AIIII
hirI-Iet. IIIIII William smith is now lay-
ing lilo foundation. ii is said tbal
sinking tho spliI-II aiout- cost 80.000.
H. W. MIIllII-I'. tho noncrul contractor.
will do the (‘iil‘Dt‘lliill' work and will
soon rcveivn iigurcs on the paintinu.
Tho lirltlxt-port tloiiot' Works will do
the iron work.
Figure- on Mullar Job in.
l-iatiluntt-II wct'o III-III inst tinturdny
to tho Dilltff‘ of Arcititccl Samuel
Greene iu llolyokt- for tho Muller
factory which was IieIII-It'llII-d in "The
lluiictln."
will be
«talk.
it. is t‘XIINI‘lt‘lI tho contract
announced sometime this
Completing Factor.
(Ilcnorsi Contractor WiiiIIIII ii.
Smith (expects to lillvu the bull)” M
Wright. factory on» North Main strum
completed in two mow work». it, in
a thI'oc-Ittory brick till'llt‘liil’n. it is
now roollmt IIIIII lloorbut. 'l‘bc only
subcontract lot was Ibo onrpculur
work, which was Ilono by ll. W. Math-
or.
I No sub-contracts bavt' been iiWitl'il'
mi on Judge. .i. ii. Light's new rust»
dunno on idlanood nvnnnc. ii.
Mather in the wound contractor.
John W. finally has the. contract for
tho intorior and exiorior painting and
decorating of tho Col. Molt-r l'mll-
Iioncc at Ridcollcid to which Con
tractor H. W Mather roccnllr built
an addition. Mcdlyn it “thumb of
Ridgciioid, did tho plumbing in non-
naction with the work Mr. Bonny lit
also painting tho now rouldonce of
Joseph than: which Contractor but!
lio (iambic rocontly built on Butler
street.
motau'rlon DVIRCOMII
Indigestion is anally overcome by
the not: of Kodoi vyn pout Cure, bo-
ullusc thin remedy agents what. you
gives the protocol! II Wm“
. This. ‘
‘ . branch 9664mm among women, the
own ideas, and though the nature of .
' HIIvI-Il
Which can he proporetl instantly. All
gradients in the puckhgn
milk bring maul. cooltuxd
choice flavomVanilbt'. Won. Chocolate.
Strawberry and Ornngc. 10o. All grocers.
Add om narh
servo. tive
Ordn- Iooh “not To-dhy. ,
ww...w————w W m —c.- ......I
ADMINISTRATOI‘IA FOR MILLER ES—
m
Attorney Albort c. Barclay. of Now
Havon . Finally Decided Upon,
NEW HAVEN. .luu. 20.~o'-IAI tho PI.»
bale homing yesterday afternoon up
the matter of the appointment of all
miIuinistIralor ftp thc cstato of Mrs.
Abigail lliiicr an agreement ms
l't'ntthml‘iipmi tho name of Alborl H.
Hart-lay, an illl(ll'lli')'.~ .lugitlo (ilevclunti
Hiillt'd that he would not motto lilo
nppoinlmcul of any tlllt‘ to whom an
ltcir bad IIII objection. Sorta. Ii IIIIIItIos
lIIId boon suggested and whom MI.
llIII'I' lay" s was ll'lli' 'llt'il this wan notepb
MI by both counsel itII Charla; A lili-
lI-II and “lb-1.0.lctlw‘illtlmlll Now
York. on the ouo Aattic, and A. I'llnxt-y
Hillcr. the brothcr on the. oihcl'. Mr.
ilurclay’s bond was ilXIId at $50.000.
Attorney tie ill'Ilt‘ D. Walmus. I-ouII-
III-l fIII Mls. ldwarlls. soon after tho
IIII'II ring (llll‘llil‘il nominated the Now
’I‘rust (‘olnpany as the admin-
isIIaloI of llii‘ estate. but this nomina-
tion was objI'I-It'd to by Attorney ill.
l". Arvluc, rcprcscuting A. Maxcy lili-
iI-I Judge (Iievoiand than said Ihat
the ctIuIi would not appoint any IIIIo
suggoslcti by any of the lit‘llfi who is
(llljt‘t'lt‘il to by any oIth' of the iIIIirI-I
it) lht' i‘h’liiif‘ or Mrs lllilcr For lhI II
I'tIasIIII_ ho said, the Now Haven 'l‘Iusl
(I‘IoIIIpI'Iuy. for which be bold tho higlp
est opinion and Import. would not bu
liitilli'ti by the t‘f)‘ll"i.
IlUtlgt‘ (‘lIII'I-lnud thou appointed the
l'IIIIplv's Trust ('TIInIp‘sIIIy. I: now bnnlt~
tug 4' I'IuIeru in Now Hiut'll but I-\l
IoInI-I WI'IIIIIIIs said that the, appoint—
ment would not be III-teplublt- Judge
tiIIIlIIIId :Ii‘ieI this objmtiou was
illitiit‘. appointed .Iiillii‘fi lx'iugslci‘ lliuko
II lawyot'. and former (‘It‘i‘k of ”to pro-
bate t'ilill"l. AIIIII'IIcy Arviuo f)Iljt"t'It..'tl
In this nomination. [I was then that.
he name of .\ibt-r ti. Barclay was suit»
IIIIsII-Il anti ilgrt‘i‘tl upon by at] tho III-
lIII'ItIIyI; III'I'sI'IIl.
After the bond of" 8.30.000 was 0ch1.
John T. SlIIIIII alltl ()liI'I'I' S. White.
wIII'I' liilllll'il us appraisers. II b: t'fiillliil'
chi that iIlt‘ eslIItI- of" tho iIIII- Mrs. illi-
lt‘l‘ will amount to beIwI-t'n 800.000 and
' $100,000.
CASTOR IA
For Infants 9nd Children.
The Kind You have Always Bought
flog/3%
Bears the
Signature oi
RECORDS OF SOLDiERS' DEATHS.
“'liII-Ie me in t'ouuoclicui l\\t'lll.\'
i'IIIII In'glnII-IIIIII associations of \t‘It‘l'
ans III" Ilil‘ (‘itii \\ III “I“ ll tII' crested
in kI-I'piltg II II'I'III‘d of tho old soltliols
or Iip- SIIIII' and annual among tht-In-
sIIIII-s III ('tlllllillllllflill' especially on)
iIIfIIIIIIIIiiIIII l"t‘ (f‘l\t‘t| tII III. I IIIiI~ IIt" lht‘
IIIIIubIII' III' the tlt‘itlll of an old t‘ (llllll't-
III III s-‘IIlIllII. 'i‘lII-I wish at li‘ilh‘l it)
IIIIIIII sIIIII that tho pump of t‘\'t‘l'_\'
suth is IIIIIpI-Iil Iuarkcd.
it often lIIIprIIs tiII- l‘lllliimlltt‘llil‘lll
III .I death made in the lll‘W\I)iiIlt‘l"H
nwroly "in-s liIc iltllili‘ ltllll ”In fact
that the man had been in Ibo vtIiulI-
tI-II'I sonict- . and this Is not :I sufli
'l‘It‘lll iIiI lltiilI-aliou ill IIIIIposI-s of PM"
IIIIi ltI'IIIIIl to the \tllillllt' of IHI'IIIIIIH
UI Ilp t'IIIIIIIIr‘tiIIII IIIt-II in the Wm
of the Rebellion will show ”14‘ pump.
but tho sIInII- "bill“ may Izt't'tlt‘ svvmu
:Il llllli'h’ ’I‘bI' only lili‘llilflt‘ii'lltlib that
IIIIswt-l's IhI~ purpnsv is that by com
puny IIIIIl regiment.
r‘ItIlIIII of tilt- Ht't‘l‘i‘litl"ll‘b‘ of :Insm'lnI
III-mt wish III ask pIIiIilt-Itv that when-
I-I'III' bow.“ of illt‘ Ill-nil) of II \‘IIII'I'IIII III
:wut to any lli'WRIlllIli‘l" lhoan sending
it will add IbI- I-IIIIIpany and l‘t'lz’llllt‘lll
in which such soldier M'I‘Vi‘ll. Illlilt'iltl
of doing as is now IIIIitII IIIIIIIIIIIIII ltll~fl
lilt'i‘l‘l)‘ i'l't‘lll‘lil’llk’ llli‘ tli‘ltlll of “John
r-iuIltb, II‘vI-teran of ”W War." it is ll
I‘I-IIsIIIIIIlIlI- I'I'IIIII-sl. which all who
lIIIvo tlII- ktIIIleI'IiIII' should Ili‘ glad to
l‘i'Klll‘iI. Homolbuns thorn is Ito on,- at
band who run Itivc illl‘ iIIftII'IIIIIlioII.
lull usually it run ho had anally.
ONLY CURE FOB OVGPEPBIA.
Mrs. li'ranltlin lluIIb. of New (tactic.
lIIIII; says: "i Honored for yours with
Iiynpnpsin. hand to have. grout distress
and lli'll‘hiim’. l triod orcrythttm i
'illiitl hour of. but nothing holpod Inn
until i took llrttzlliun iiaim. and mm
00 cent bolllc cured Ina {.tllllllll‘iilly."
For Rfllt' by it. ll. l’luintctl. l". H. 0an
tor and The Clifford l’inIrqucy. "
IRIDOIPORT GIRL TRIED BUICIDC
llltlilfiltll'tlil‘l‘. .lau. 20I~I~’i‘lu- young
woman who liltithlilllltl to and bar lilo
by taking catholic acid in Haltlmorn
on 'l‘IIcIniIIr plain. and who claimed
I to live in ltrldnopori. in illt‘ flillllllill'l‘
of l'IurlI-it ii. Mcdnlrc,
IIlIirI- strum.
A THOUIANO DOLLAR! WORTH
OF 48000
A. ll. That-non. II woiblmown coal op-
erator of Buffalo. 0.. who»: "i have
boon afflicted with kidnoy and bladder
troublo for years. positing umvol and
clones with «unwitting pain. I got
no roller from mudtdino until i begun
Initial; Folcyn Kidnoy Cut-o. than the
retinal rm norm-inlay. A few 006064!
started the brick dust like lino stones
and now i tum» no pain across my lode
noyn and i feel lilto It now IIIIIII. it
has done mo 81.000 worth of good."
livid at Pinioted‘o Wing film. 4'
of H? Ilorlb
datum it to rmwulio ammo "lining
"loll! MM.
Iain at 68!“th
m. “6., old" would:
WWW
tom “mail £9966 loin tin
of ti '1 math/m
II
7- "
49ml:
HIIHOP Abbott“ nunw
Wimp John - 5‘ “Kudos? mutant
you: old moi hero yfimrfi‘m
Allan. its mom billion
m: m a haunt hilltops! Him with
China in? 46% ho to.
“coal 0' We M ii 1606
, Action for 610,000 In and; 6m to
mining the demon-or colored by tho
“ Itci'entiants
poration against John, Phillips Lolita
. matter cuubod quits II stir at the tune.
‘ I
a Hail.
STAMFORD. Jan. 20 «The Summer
Bourl has handed down It docision ans.
in the conspiracy suit
broultlit by the Stamp Premium cor
Shellie and .l. M Warming. in which
610. 000 Iinmayen was claimed. The no
Ilon won brouxhl by the Stamp Coin
pony. last summer an it rcsuit of a
cltculbr which won fanned calling for It
melting of IIIorohIIutI-I to consider the
advisability of discontinuing the prac-
tice of glvinlt trading clumps. 'l'l‘Io
Whon tho case was Icschsd in the, Sn-
perior court a. domurrot was colored
anti the docisionv this wcck. Iqutuininz
it which means the l-ltamp l’romiuiu
Cmporation has lost its case. unions
the Supreme Court of Errors should
overrule the lower courts.“ The cool:-
not for the. Ilcfoudahts worn lIoubI .l
Curtis, Robert. A. Fosdlck and John 8.
Keulinx.
in the complaint. in the soil. it was
Bt'l forth that in June. 1006, the do-
fcullunts coIIspiruIl IIIIIi aurccd togeth-
I'r to injure the plaintiff and to" ruin
its luminous; that. on or about June
20, 1905, tho defendants and others IItI
lt‘llilml II mowing at Millcr's linii.
collapircd and ugrocd to «hire the
plaintiff out of business; that. tho dc-
ftéudanin inforulod divers merchants
doing intuitions in Stamford, among
otht-II'II lCclthnI'd 62 Bergen. l’. W. Sim".
CI t)‘i.cIIry. ldwiu S. Holly, George
Oimtucnd. lHlillt' Fox. Mead Brothers.
Stamford Shoe Company and E. ii.
i-loll. that tho defendants \\'t‘l"t.‘ going
to Iirivo the plaintiff out of buniuoss.
and I'ctplesteti thc llltti'filitilllli named to
Join with them: that the dotcndauts,
on July! 29. 1006. said. concerning the
pluinlllt‘. that "thcir premiums art.- no
good." lillti that “they are Imlug out of
bIIslncus;" that IIII July 1. With. the do
ft'utlnuts in tho ilcarillg of tilvors our
sons spoke the following words con-
corning tho plaintiff: "'i‘hcy are high-
way robbers."
HOW TO AVOID PNEUMONIA.
We hnvc ncvcr board of a single in-
stance of II cold Insulting in pneumo-
nia or otb‘cr lung troubic when Foley’s
Honey and Tilt hat-I boon ta ken it. not
only stops the cough, but heals and
strengthens the lungs. Ask for li‘oicy‘s
Honey and Tar and refuse any snbott
tutu offcIoIl. Dr. C. .i. Bishop. of Ag-
ucw Mlth. writes: “i halo used
b‘tlloys Honey and TI'II' in throo vmy
scvctn cases of pneumonia and with
toad Insults in cvvry case.“ Sold at
Pluistcds Drug Store. ”
PIG'S SMILE MADE HIM EAT.
Man who Hadn't Eaten Breakfast for
Sixteen Years Made Hungry.
\VASiithl'i‘th. D. l‘.. .luu. l0.~'i‘ue
Opt'il. trIIuk suiiio of II piI: caused
Sum Kcudigk, II bailiff at tho policc
t‘ilili‘l III out his first broaitfasl in si.\1<
Icon yours. ycsII'I‘tlay. Kcmllgg
Ilevcr ball an appetite for iIrIIIkaIII-It
bu saint. iii-r was IIIII walking wln'u II
shunt I'II l' ('i"itii' stuck its snouut out
and sIIIiiIIIl III Sam.
“ipslatlir IIItt‘ililii Ifl get hungry."
‘(I-IIIIIIIg suitl. “l'hllliii‘ti lion's bond,
and i \hlllitrli it bad i wont iIII-ilit'
and bought a hou‘s head. and it was
llt‘lll’t‘l'i‘ll II! My house. .iil night i
Ioulti hardly nlt't'll for think of the
li't‘RlI i was going to have the ucxl
uuu'uinc. i got. up aboul i o‘clock and
hogan cooking that bug's head.
“WlII'II It Was finished i sat down
anti Itlo iI. lI was tho first breakfast
i had catch in it; yours. if lhaI pi:
had not smiled III .1qu i probably would
lll'l'l'l’ havo- I'ntt'u nuothcr brt'ukfast."
ALWAYS lNCREASES
STRENGTH.
A reasonable amount of food thor-
oughly digested and propcrly assimiintI
ml will always increaso tho strength.
if your stomach is It “little off" Kodoi
ilyspI-psla (run- will digest what you
eat. and cuabio the Iligcstivo organs to
assimiiatc and transform all foods into
tissue-building blood. Kodol rollovcn
sour stomach. llt-lrhlug. lloarl Burn
and all forms of indignation. Pulnia-
pie and strengthening. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy
HOTEL GUESTS IN A PANIC.
Willa-Hm]. Him I Jan, 20. -~ l‘lrc
which III'iIleIIIchl in tho roof pardon of
Ib.~ IioII~i t‘qudIII-s. iii Fifteenth and
Walnut streets. curly today. crculnd II
paulI- IIIIIIIIIII the pawns which Was
quickly IIiIuyIId when it was Illut'ovI'I'I-d
that tho IlI'lWIt' wIIs IIIIt svrlous. The
iiro was tllllltt‘tl by an nuinsulutnd elm':
IriI- light Wli'i‘ in tho roof garden. and
was extinguished without dilllt'illy.
THE
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
much in Button—Try In Experiment
or Profit by a south Norwalk
Citizen's exportation.
Smoothing now is no oxporinuint.
Must. be proved to bo as rnprosunt-
III).
'l‘ho statement of II manufacturer to
not convincing proof of merit.
llut Illv cudorsmncnt of frinntlu is.
Now IIuppoIduIt you had II had back.
it Lunar, Weak or Aching ono.
Would you nxpertiuenl on it?
You will read of many Ito-calico
euros.
lihuiorund by alrauntlro front faraway
I pianos.
iI‘II Iilfnt-I-IIII witch tiIII- ondoructnnnt
roam from homo.
Baby to prova local testimony
Homo cIIIioI-Itomout in tho proof that
bacilli ovary box of Dunn's Kidney
bills. I
Road this mac:
6m. Anna Clark. of 6 Koyaur avo-
IIIIII. lilIIIIt Norwnlk. says: "My nus-
nand and l both triad llonn's ltltlnclt
Pills. 'l‘hcy cured hi9 book; liter 1
took them i found myself who wait.
I had kidney trouble for some time
and it developed into cloudy backache.
accompanied bra urinary nastiness
wry inconvenienta ill night We both
triad scion about" home medics, but
Up to the flark?‘
U at; feeling as well as you
should. do not make the mis-
lake of letting our health lotto
care oivitsell. Benoit to
Boo w; giom’ s
Pills
69kt Everyoneré. In bona- 10c. anoint.
T00 OTRENUOUS FOR THE
‘ FRENC .
m
Bou Cam-«man Flatt of Buffalo Bill
Show Com» Homo for Help.
BRIDGEPOR'I‘, Jun. .l.0——'l‘ho Itcnial
Jnko Piatt Intpm'iutoudout of canvas
of tho Buffalo Bill Wiitl Wost siIowI
sailod today forth Now York for Mur-
sciiics. Franco. whohe lie will join the
shows in winter quarters.
H0 in accompanist! by about 100
men whom he. hired have to act as can
vasruneu on the other side, as tho
French laborers with tho show huvo
hired from Iiulo Io limo did not stand
thc gulf of mic night stands. The. Am-
Iu'icau slrcnuouslty aa'cxpiolod in eiI'.
cus life I'oquiros II hustle front curly
morning until into at night and tho ab-
ility to sloop in installments of from
ten miuuutcs to four hpurs' duration.
Superintendent Plait says the. Frctlclr
nlau arc all right but lhII-y ill't" not
sand to the. work. He Iuado the trip
across for the purpose of scouring
Iucn and while. on this side. paid a
brief visit to his many friends in
Bridgeport.
The Buffalo Bill show is at present
in wintcr quarters under canvas in
the south of France and in getting
I'catly to slaIt out in March.le
climate is so warm that tho show could
t'usily kccp going all \viIIch' but lllc
going into winter quarters was for the
purpose of painting and I'cpuirin'z.
The Wild Wont aggregation Will H"
lIII'n llt‘l't' this fail and tour the Unil—
l‘tl Stilton Ilcxl I-II‘IasoIl.
HALF THE WORLD WONDERS
how the other half lives. Those who
use Bucklcn’s Aruicn Salvo ncvor
wontlcr if it will cure Cuts. Wounds,
lluruos Sores and all Skin cduptions',
they know it will. Mrs. Grunt Shy,
1130 E. Reynolds St, Springfield, iii.
says: "i regard it one of the abso»
lute ncccssltics of housekeeping."
Guaranteed by F. ii. Baxter, South
Norwaik, and E. 1". Wood. Norwalk.
druggists. 25c. “
a... m..~~————.
SENT TO STATE INSANE ASYLUM.
David Moriarty Was Charged With
Manslaughter in Causing John
McGill' a Death.
HAVEN. inn. 2t).——l)avtd
formcriy an inmate III tho
Sprlndalt' Home. who was t'hargctl
with Inauslauglunr in causing the
death of Joint Mctiiil at tho home two
months ago. was soul to tho state in-
Iauc Asylum pt Mllltlli'ltfl‘t’il l'tI-stcl'duy
by .lung' Robinson.
Harry J. Milt'ht'il, i‘lllilH‘tl. who had
llf'l'll found guilty of assault. with in
II-III III kill Timothy Bronson during
It saloon light. having flrcd two bullcts
into the latters body. was given a sen-
It-uco of not loss than three nor more
than iivc yours in stuto prison to.
IlllyI
i’atriI-k O'Noil, who Wits guardian
of his Ibrcc minor childrcn and as
such elubczzlcd 8825 from them, was
today soul to state prison for no: less
than one your or Iunrc than threc
years. O‘Neil has made. no t'fi'ort at
rostltuiiou. The money caulc to iilt‘
Ihiidl'cn IlpIIII tilt: llt‘lllh of ihcil moth
ll".
N lflw
Mill'lili‘i)’.
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CURED.
One who suffers from chronic consti-
pation is in danger of many serious
ailments. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
cures chronic constipation as it aids
IlIgcstlou and stl‘mulatos the liver and
bowuls. restoring the natural action of
theme organs. Golumcucc taking it to
day anti you will feel better at once. ()r-
inn Laxativc Fruit. Syrup docs not nau-
scnto or gripe and is very pleasant to
lake. Refuse substitutes. Sold III
Plnistod's Drug Store. '
m...—
MAKING ARMY HATS.
Military Officer impacting Contract
Work at Low. Factory.
DANISURY. .lIIII. 2t’l.~~«'i‘ltc factory of
I). E. IIIIWI‘ Ill Co. of thin city. in
now turning out an order of campaign
bats for tho United Stains Army, IIII-
Iicr II t‘tmll‘iit'i rcccniiy awardcd. This
is 0111' contract of sevII-I'III which tho
gtWt'I‘llllll'ni has uwartlc’d Io factories
in Iilffcrcul [ml‘lll of the country. and
it in Iltliillillit‘ that another iiaubury
inctm y IIIIIy I'lNl'lHi II similar order be-
forn long. 'l‘hoso hfliti arc of tho t'iml
r'aciet IIIIIIIIily w-IIIII by ilII~ soiIlitIrII
and militia
blitn all othor govovnpusut coulruets
Ibe work at lln» Down factory in helm:
iIqucnlcd by IIII oiliI-or of tho III-my
«upcclally dotailcd for lbltiI purpono.
'l'ilt‘ oillrnr now in Danbury litltlt‘l‘
spot-tut ordnrn in iirut lIieuI. Oblivion
llnnforlil. of tho i-‘tIIvI-ulnculb infantry.
ii. :4. A.. rIII-IIIIliy ntultound ill. il‘ori
lt’icl'lwrllon. flu.
A LIQUID COLD CURE.
For couglm and cold» no rotntuiy in
count in Kcnncdy'o imativo iionoy
and 'i‘arnlbo Liquid fluid Darn. it ill
dilforI-nt from all otherwbotler. bo-
cIItIIIo it oxpclu oil cold from tho IIyII
turn by acting as It cathartic on the
bowls. (limo strength to wollt
lungs. Adonis immodiato ratio! In
(troop. Conant. Golds, Whooping
Cough. etc. Children love it. 8qu
by The Gilliam Plimsoll- ”
NEW LIGHTHOUOI A? NIW LON-
NI
WAl-liliNtl'l‘tllii. Jun. film-The Ban-
IIltI enmmitiI-n on rnmlncrno ycslordny
lilo Imublo stilt mouthed Dun night
I rolul lib account of II euro bring 016400
by Doha II Kidney l'illn. the symptom»
box at Plaintod' II drug store ’t'bnl but
being identical with mint: i got I
completely cured m'
For rule by all dultm 't‘mo to
mo. munmlbm to: .694!“ train
it at, who and s for 2596321266
88 wfifiwfla ’Ifltfi‘lfimd jut-4;“
if
4
nutborimi Ii fuvorttbtn t'cport on bills
providing no III iinbibonnn and fog silt»
litil glnllun til IluI nutrnnce to Now hon
don harbor to cost ”H.000 and u not
visual lit il‘diz itoott light IIIIIIIIm
M‘wwm
no $194M? onto
6109::
10:856."
" articles should ncvcr be used
I .196 I4 610‘? «no
ARR“ WM AIMlflAM
Due to Failure of clerk in Southporl
True: 09., to Notify Him About
Chock ,
WAQ’HINGTON. D. 0.. Jan. 20——
Harry'B.‘IIloaninga, the young man
who was arrested at home in 80th
port. Conn. Saturday at the request of
Captain Boot-dutch of tho detective
bureau of this clt.,y because a war
rant alleging that be had passed I:
worthless check on the. clerk of tho
St. James hotel had been ironed for
him. was brought here Tuesday by
Detective Fluthors.
"The father of the young man came
with him. He says that the arrest
of his son is the result of the failure
of the clerk of tho Southport ’l‘runl
I company to notify him that his non‘s
chock had been roceived there
Mr. Jennings. who a postmaster IIt
Southport, is an oflicinl of the South-
port Trust company and told tho do-
tectlve that he has been in the habit
of permitting his son to draw upon
him. in the case under investigation
he. says the clerk failed to notify hint
of the receipt. of the check and the
trouble onnucd. He is borfcclly wil
Hill! to make good tho. amount and
will do so. it is iikoiy that this coulsc
will be pursued and that the charge
will bo polled prorated.
.-
PURE BLOOD is A DEFENSE,
it means safety. A person whose
blood in in on impure and impochlsh-
cd condition is in the greatest dunlter
of catching any infectious or opidomie
discunc. III' Kcnnody’ 3 Favorite
Rcmctly is the mlidont. safest and Inn'-
cut. purifier of the blood, thus striking
at. tho root of Kidney. Liver and Blad-
I‘It-r diseases. 61.00 at all druggists.
I
-m
DOWNPOUR OF RAIN ENDS.
Did Thousands of Dollars Damage in
California.
lIItls ANGELES. Guilt. .ian. 2t‘l.-—~
Southern California has experienced
III downpour of rain for thc twenty-four
hours ending Instorduy. The storm
whirlI was vt'ry gcucral ceased aficr
II full of" 2:22 inchcn had been record-
ed, The rain did scvcrai thousand
Iiollals worth of damage in 1.0.»; Ango-
Il'i-l. When tho Incidents awoke they
found all ll!" (ill lincs blocked the
slrects I'mIvI'rtcd into rivets. storm
drains batlr damaged. scwcrs over-
ilov. cd new buildings watcrsoakcd and
much IuiscoiianouI-s damage done.
Many buildings in the lower part of
the town were flooded by five. inches
of watcr and a drunken prisoner near-
ly drowned. Tho rain will be of great
value to farmers.
A MODERN MIRACLE.
“Truly miraculous seemed the recov-
ery of Mrs. Mollie Holt, of this place.”
writes J. 0. R. Hooper. Woodiord.
Tenn. “she was so wasted by coughing
up puss from her lungs. Doctors dc-
ciurcd bar end so near that. her family
had watched by her bedside forty-eight
house; whcn, at. my urgent request Dr.
King‘s Now Discovery was given her.
with tho astonishing result that im-
provelncnt began, and continued until
Shi‘. finally completely recovered, and
is It healthy \t'flilliiil today." Guaran-
lt‘t‘ll cure for coughs and colds. I300
and $1.00 at i”. ll Baxtct‘ s South Nor
walk, until-3. l’. Wood‘s. Nomalk. drug-
gists. Trial bottle free
BRIDGEPORT ELECTION CASE.
illtil)tll9i’()lt'l‘. .lIIu. 20.———lu his
reply to lilt‘ rcspondcnts answer. El-
bcrt 0. Hull. Republican. who is con-
icstillg Ibe ciccllon of F. W. Hall Dom-
ocrnl. city treasurer. hots up the claim
that the recent decision of Judgc
(loorge \lI’iIIIciIII' showed that thI HI
iII-nIoI-ratir ballots had been substitut—
cd for that number of Republican bul-
iols in the ’i‘wclflit District "and that
there were 09 olilcr ballots counted
for Hall which should hayo been crc-
tilted to Hull. .iudgo Roraback allow-
ctl until next i‘Iiday for furthct picatl
lugs allot which tho casc will be ar-
gued before him on n demurrcI
BEWARE OF OlNTMENT8 FOR CA-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MER-
CURY.
an memory will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derango
tho wholc system when entering it
through the mucuons surfaces. Such
nxccpt
on prescriptions front reputable phyI
siciaus. as tho damage they will do
in ten foltl to tho good you can pouul
biy derive from them. Hall's (Intarrh
(I‘uro. \nannfactuI'CII by it. If. Cheney 6!
Co. Toicdo. 0., contains no mercury.
and is taken lulcrutlily, acting directly
upon the blood and Inueuoun surfaces
of the system. in buying Hull's L‘u-
tarril Curt- b more you got. the Iron-
uine. it is taken internally and made
in Toledo. Ohio. by l". J. Chonoy 41
Co. 'i‘cstbuouiuls iron.
Sold by llruggiuls.
bolllo.
'l‘ulte llallu i-‘lttully Pilic for cousli
potion.
f’rlco. 76¢ per
I”...
WOMAN FOUNO‘ODEAOIN OATH
WA'l‘b‘IlillliltY. Jitll.
m
"Ztlmulirk.
Jur-
ml if. iluidwiu, of tall North \Vilow
Ril‘iit'i. was found Ilond in bar bath
room youtcrdav by her husband. Hhc
had looked berm-If in and turncd on
tho Into. Rho WIIII about on yours at
Into and no cation in pivot! for but
not.
mW.I.‘I. I...
. Kidnelnnd Elohim, and lull IlIIIordnm Incl-In;
'6“
yr. Ironic 00039er
Ilbtiuitb 9 lamina hypo 38!
0'46 qmmeh-MIIIO Oil
onto. Itndnny ‘tlm on 96
I todolldutuaywul nditmmd
«I llIItltiIthowlporivm flaunt:
IIIIic: of into fmt. poopi- till
over Minimums»: many cm,
that o It: nurturing mm o llrII
livid tililldtifl’l Favorito
blindly commit! to direc-
I DilliWI wdlnonn III-tern «Idola-
my
curd one- of Mover ‘m tl
Anne lllllomnm. Rhunmntlrm.
ll Iillty of theft tumult Bomb,
up
on hup. Irn Ital. of thc blood, when no othnrx Incdb
cine or Imatmenthm beauof Ill pox-Inland! hopelll.
”Ronni may prupcl‘ly be mu ad that Favorite
ficmodyi II no It malnu- prapnnl 00,9 lured upon
to mullet to till the pocket; of a tour etc: who to
ignorant of the tint princi pin a nmdiclnc, but I
pmcrlpllou IIIIIId' with uniform Million by in. item
only lonpbcfore he ovu- Ilmuml of limiting it public.
Three Troubler-Ono Cause.
Wonk bodioo, feeble IllIzcnliomI, and shaky “on"
In usually found in combination. but tba flpI'lnI-lpia
trouble in with tho momma lwln' II
thorough? digealntl nut! mmlihtlotlm tho l 0y can not
06 nourlu tui' nut] union the Liver and Kidncyu
properly secrets the bllc and throw’ of! tho uni-i6
mom that Noun-o don. not new! I the bloodin
poisoned null tho nrrvea htcalt down. fir. K66:
nedy'n l'murilc Rumour correct» the dlmdcwd di-
Imtivu nppurutum rum rig lilo food into pure blood.
and Iffllli‘llllllt’fl and aIlsIlutliIc In tho heruI. 'i‘lI6
mutt. in nonulngvlgcrmmud chirp, and 6 ulnar
mi lid I
DID. Kennady’ ‘sFaIIIltI Remedy
Prepared at Random, I . Y. Price 61; 0 for 66.
WILL BUILD A MODEL TOWN
illlnolu pleat Conipany Plan: One
Near Buffington. ind.
CHICAGO, Jun. 2il.«A model town
which will be built by the iiiinois Stool
Company in connection with its new
plant to be constructed near Bamak-
tou. ind.. will be namod Corey. in hon-
- or of W. Ellis Corey. president. of the
United States Steel Corporation. the.
parent. concern.
The town is to be built on the lines
of the most advanced and scientific
iticus of municipal reform. it will
contain, bcsidc motlcl workmen's
dwellings, public baths. laundrles.
kitchens anti other municipal. outcr-
prisca anti will have II theatre anti a.
large assembly hall for meetings of
every description.
Tho now plant will cost. ultimately
twenty to thirty millions of dollars.
and will require ten years for its build-
ing. 'I‘hcrc will be twenty-seven blast.
furuaccs and fifty open hearth furn‘
aces. making it the largest steel plant
in thc world. More than i2.000 men
will be employed in the plant.
AN INVITATION. ‘
We ask you to try It 25 cent bottle
of Crombie's Cough Cure and we will
pay back your money it‘ it fails to core.
A single dose loosens the hardest
cough. aliays inflammation and gives
restful slccp. F. H. Baxter. "
MORAN OFFERS REWARD OF
.000.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. lib-«A notice
was sent. to II local newspaper today
by .-iohn Moran. a business man offer-
lug II re 'Ind of 61 000 to the pally who
discovers the guiitv man the conten-
tion of Mr. Moran being that Charles
A, Edwards did not commit suicide as
”it" indication of murder in the coron-
er‘s report is irresistible.
MAY LIVE 100 YEARS.
The chances for living a full century
are. excellent in the case of Mrs. Jenuio .
DIIIIII.IIII oi Hnynosvillc. Mo. now 70
Burns Euros! and all Skin ornplions;
curcd Inc of Chronic Dyspepsia of 20
cars standing. and made me feel as
well and strong as It young girl." Bloc
trlc Bitters curo Slomacn anti Liver
diseases. Blood disorders. General Do-
biilty and bodily weakness. Sold on
a guarantec at it‘. H. Baxter‘s, South
Norwalk. and 1-1. P..\l’ccd‘s, Norwalk.
drug stores. ‘6
RUSSIAN PRISONERS BTARVING.
ViC"ORiA. B. 0.. Jan. 20.-'i‘ho filly
tbrco Russian I'I'ieused prisoners of
war. who Icccntly united by the J8-
panese iiucr Kanagwn to seek humus.
having refused to go to Vladitostok
w hon released b.\ the lapancse govcln-
moat ale reported to be in tllsiII-sa
and slowing at Van Couver and other
points in British Columbia.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
to Effect October 6. i906.
LEAVE OOUTH NORWALK FOR
YORK.
I. M.—12::2?, 6: 63:. 6: 46:. 6:162.
660 6:65. 7:46. 8:18. 8:43. 8:0”.
0: 32:. ll: 50 10'. 603:. 11:05. 11: "I.
P. M.:«12 49:, 1:05. 8:06! 8:81.
4:23x. 5:46. 6:016. 0:34. 0149!, 7.178.
8:001. 0:621. 10:32.
Inndlyo.
“92. Ids-12:62:. 6:661. 6:6“, 6:66.
II:
P. M.~—-2:66:. 6:061. 6:46. 6:011.
72 "3 8: 00!. 8. 236. 9:086. 10:14.
NEW ”YORK FOR IOUTH NORWALK
A. M.--4: 00.62.00 0'60. 8:008. 8:08.
8: 40X. 0: 00‘. “I 02‘; 8°: ”‘4 80: “v
“2008. 14:03.
P MIWlZI 038. 1:04. 8' 008. it“.
3: I'ilx ii: 44:. 4 08. 4'. 83. 6' 08! B: 00.
6' 20. if: 006. 0 03. 6: 06. 8:081, 0' 003.
0:30. 11:00:, 18‘006.
luau-yo.
A. MI«6: 00 'l: 60. 1002:.
P6 u. ‘4: Oil. ‘3 0‘. .4m. 8308!:
11:00:. 12:00:.
COUTH uoawctx TO NIW
MI—iz: 06:. 2:619, 1265:. 6: i6.
7:20.8i89,92118.1001!.143118, 11:48
P.I.-16I.061 it: 8:01. 4:,”
i3: gt”). 6: "I. 6: 06:. 6: 81. 7:10;. 6206:.
Piano. “grin-t,“ in It'llititm to ohm.
”I
A. III-18: I98; “BU; 8: 888.! 8:18.
III-41::- 48 82108. 8.3083. 1,
800114 “WM 3D 'DMIIURV.
A mm .9:
r. gut: .III,‘ III 16 'II III. 1‘: II.
1%: am III.
on. 40. out.
”'4
P 1M «~83 886 4680.6! 48;
. Wt. mutton.
A. gawk“. , , I
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