' 1111511111111; to leak. oat in poli~
{wall In this city that there was
faith than was originally cred-
the report that President
1 was attempting to take a
1111. 1111111111; out his party 110111
. 118 it this state. The assertion.
‘bo‘remcmbered. was made by
annular George Mal by, of New
during the recent red hot con
111's s‘pedkers‘hip of the assemb-
' the President was reaching
- his ambition for power, not only
W York and Ohio, but also in Con-
cflti‘ut. Senator Morgan G. Haiku
5 “when asked for comment on Sena-
_. Malby'n statement said that he
118w nothing about it and did not
litre e to be dragged into trotlblcs
it! will New York state Republicans”
, . credence was given Senator Mul-
l declaration at the time, but in
ow of recent happenings in Washing,-
a 1111 Hartford it would appem tint
'New Yorker knew what he was
Called by the President.
Stevens Henry, of Vernon is sew-
lug his fifth term as membe1 of Con-
illness from the First. district. of Con-
lli. When renominatod in
II of 1904 he was given the honor
unanimous election He Is very
'54! g' among the hunters in his dis
it‘ll: and has made a creditable 1‘11-
)1? ntatwive although his f1 lends have‘
. greater compliment to say I’m him
158111 to say that he is a safe rather
' (that: a brilliant representative.
Rocently it is said. he has intuu‘od
pr sidentiai diapisanuie by voting
' inst the administrations pet meas-
ure, the Philippines tuiiif no.1 So 1111
H8511? must go, it has been (let-“cell
- and the President has picked out his
1298301. The successor. it is said.
‘ 581111111 a figure in l-lurtfot‘d politi1 ‘s
lint State Senatm Even-11 1. 1.111111.
' bout two weeks ago Senator Lake 111-
delved an invitation to visit 1111- \Vlilio
:" House. and the President 1111111111 went
over the enthc Conneiiicut situation.
. articularly giving 1111111111011 10 11111.1c
features of the outlook in this1 state
1 Which will affect the. control of the do
, logation to the Repubihan national
convention of 1908 when Sotretan‘
Elihu Root expects to ho. the 11111111111111
ration candidate for the lllt’NldCllllli
honor. 'l‘ but Senator lake was 1151111112
ed of the President's suppolt in his
candidacy for 11111 nomination to suc
cocci (ioiigrensinuu l-mle111y is what 1111-
wide. ones in (lounr‘c‘titui politic-:1 11111
. '111111111-111111111111. in t111-.t 1111111 go as far
.118 to am that tli11 Picnidom directed
Mi. Lake to go in and knock 'em out
just as he' was ntcustomcd to do in
his university days when he was 11
football player at llatva111.'l‘11ose bti‘ s1
. acquainted with the heavyweight send
for from the First Hmtford dlsitict,
realize how 511111111 were the Piosidcut s
_ instructions, and how auger Senator
~Lalte was to hour 111111111
Young Men to The Front.
it Is pointed out too. that the Presi
dent is gathering about him mum of
1«the younger men who 11111 promincnt
-in Connecticut politics. Not long ago
11111 gave Herbert Knox Smith a plate
near the head of the bureau of cor
‘poralious in 11111 1lepa1tmi-ni of 111111
theme and labor. Senator lituildcgot
also. it is said, stands 1111‘) high in
the President‘s favor. and. with Sena-
‘ tor lake as congressman from the
Hartford 1iisirltt.1he i’1‘11ni1l1ent‘ 11 hold
on Connecticut would in- tnatctiully
increased 1cgur1ll11ss of what Senator
'Bulkeley or what any of his friends
might desire
, Other Candldatcl.
Governor licmy Roberts. it has l11-11u
ablated. would not 1111. 111111119 to going
ulo Congress at 1.l11- 11nd of his 1111111
as chief executive 111' the 1111111111 He has
many friends and his candidacy has
been quite gem-rally 1li-1111su1-d by its
. publlcuns
It Is also hold that for 1.1111‘ tiovt-r
nor George P.Mcl1cu111~1 1’1‘11-111111 11111-1-
becn hoping that 1111 would 1:f::i;““.lt 1o
,flillow the use of his 111111111 for 1311- 11.1-
‘ [1111111111111 In event of Mr, iicury's 1'11-
tiroinent. Senator Bulkcioy. it has
boon known, strongly favoied Mr. Mc-
388M ”loctlon. and ii is said that the
Imlburg statesman has listened to
”nation along this line with some do
of approval That Governor M1-
. Would be a worthy representative
' ' Millicent-.111 in either branch of Can
1 . ' moannot bc dluptlit‘d. Unfortuua
' 5111 11111 residence in Hartford county
. 1111.8 tilled 1111 an all powerful and himself
' fiery argument against him in 1111-
Mounted struggle that was precipi-
M by 811111111111 Plan” 11 death. ills
lvc tho interest of Hart
oiiand rouniios trained nor
and the value of his long expor-
h public. lilo cannot be question-
5
‘ not what ,vicw the district will take
‘ 111111111111 Lake 1111 11111 Prcultlent' 11 can
10 in not known 01111 prominent
' has laid a day or two ago that
m not think that. Connecticut was
on have Theodore Roosevelt or
- lulu in Washington pick out its
- “ill for public oiiics.
‘ Ad. 1111111 COLD cuss.
con 11 and colds no nmedy is
’0 «915110598 motive Honey
; fiche-1111111114 Cold Ours. It is
’ whim Illf cinema-better. baa.
2.5111118 from the up
u u a cathartic on the
strength to weal:
“D
1Mnutoy. , "I.
did you refuse hint?
111111111: 1 that erupted the
tarps to! when
11:11 1.1.111 board at lit
' if 1111111- 111 «nomination and straining.
11 var all 11,
955511198, the Ila-5‘1
bb‘dy-b 11111111. ’51
held hello rev
today is Vlaoi.
11111111118111.1118: oil of aldsfashtonsd
cod liver oil and stout 1.1110115. it actual
“~ly dead contain all the curative; 11111111
cinal nciples of the cod’s liver in
a lit by concentrated forth. and it is
dellc oils to take.
1 advise Vluol in my practice. 11111
llud it has no equal for healing coughi,
colds, bronchial troubles and euro
lungs
l have used Vinol in many cases of
indigestion mill-assimilation and for
patients w 0 were anaemic and 11111
down. with splendid results. I have
found Vinol to be a boon to the aged.
as it aids the enfeebled system to sue;
lain life: it induces appetite. and rest-
ful else, it is a real body builder, and
thus pr longs life:
I believe Vino] to be well worthy of
any honest physician's endorsement?
The Gifford Pharmacy sell Vinoi to
the people of South Narwalk on a pos-
itive guarantee; if it falls to give. sat-'
infliction the entire purchase money
will be refunded.
--
GLOOMY 5/le OF SITUATION.
111111111111 People Are Not Ripe for Full
Constitutional Realm.
MOSCOW. .lan. 23.-—-Alexander Bar-
ry, a naturalized American. who is
among the most prominent manufac-
turers of Moscow takes an exceeding-
ly gloomy view of the situation. In-
dustrlally and politically. Mr. Barry
employs from three hundred to three
thousand men and unquestionably has
more profound knowledge of Russian
conditions than any American in 11111
empire and is capable of giving 11
close diagnosis of the situation. Ht:
is convinced that the Russian people
are not ripe for 111 full constitutional
regime. The opening of the floodgates
of agitation by the publication of 1111-
imporiul reform manifesto only served
to demoralizo a. portion of lllt‘. 1111111111111
which. had already been disturbed by
the agitators.
Continuing Mr. Barry said:
“The ignorant masses mitlly have
none of the political aspirations 11t~1
tributt‘d to them by the agitators but
owing to their poverty they are easy
prey to the appeals for liberty which
for them means license. That they
neither understand nor cure for mu.-
political rights is proved by the fact
that. in Moscow less than ten per 111-111.
and in the provinces not over two
per cent. of the qualified volt-rs will
registered. lonsequently it can 111.1 1111
ken for granted that. the National As
sembly will be overwhelmingly cou-
servatlve and will be come an insulin
111111 to register the decrees of the go-
1‘111‘111n1‘11i. This inturn in sun- to drive
into tho camp of the extremism 1111--
ltbcrnls. intellectual classes and 1111-1
visionary. impractical clues with ill
digostod political ideas who thronglunu
the crisis and since the1 issuance of 11111
reform manifesto have stood idly by
exercising neither influence our 1‘11
straint. ’l‘ho revoluntiouary agitation
will then enter on a new and mom-
dangerous phase. Fifty per 111-1111. 01
the workmen in the (‘lllt.‘i-l of ltussiu
will be out of work in 1908. impoveri-
shod. embittered and unemployed they
will wander hack to their villages and
ilnd willing curs among 1111- land 111111-
lu‘y peasants for tho doctrines of So-
cialism and the division of propi-rty
and crime and lawlessness will flou-
rish All the1 conditions will 111111111 for
desperation and anarchy in which r11-
vlval of the rt‘vohmitonnry agitation
will find 11111 best oportuuity. [lust-1111
will 11(- controlled either by excl-uses
of power or excesses of libl‘rty. 'l‘licri-
is no middle way."
HALF THE WORLD WONDERS
how the other half lives. Those who
use Bucklon's Arnica Salve never
wonder if It will cure Cuts Wounds,
Burnett Sores and all Skin adoptions;
llicy know it will. Mrs Grunt Shy.
1130 E. Reynolds St. Springfield, 111.,
says: “i regard it one of the abso
lute necessities of housekeeping."
Guaranteed by F. ii. Baxter, South
Norwalk, and E. P. Weed. Norwuik.
drugglsts. 25c. "
WILLIAM BARNES ALLEGED MUR-
DER ACCOMPLICE.
lNlllANAPOLlS. llid.. Jim. 23.~~llur~
'11:; a rigid examination conducted by
Indianapolis detectives and Simpson
ll. Lowe, of Redford, Ind, yesterday
afternoon. William Anadell. the In-
dianapolis man who brought to light.
information which resulted in the 111‘-
rest of William Barnes. of Denver, 1111
an accomplice in the murder of Sarah
Shufor two years ago at licdmml, 111l-
milled that he and not his wife. who
is 1111113111! to have sloped with Bill'ilmi,
was the author of tho lottcr written to
ludiunupoliu which diroclly 11111111111111
Barnes of the crime. As a result 111111
patches bavo been want from lndiunu-
polls and landlord authorities 111 Don
vnr officers denying that tiny i111‘1i111i
hating cvldcnco in to be had in either
pinco akinul. Burnt-11. and ins-will pro-
bably bu released immediately.
W
GOOD WAY 1111 DO DUNN!“
w
F. H. Inter Dolls lciinblo homily
Ill Hall Prime-nil tidal-untu-
a
When one can buy gold dollars for
fifty 11.111118. it is a good time to par
chaos
in offering a fit cent bottle of Dr.
Howard's celebrated specific for the
cure of constipation and dyspepsia 111
25 cents. if. 11.13am is giving one
of £118 greatest trade chances ever of
fared in the people of bomb Norwallt.
Riven though offered at half pr afar
introductory p11rpom..thc spec flu is
if food does 1151111135111 wait if there
is one or mild tip the 111111111811 if the
1811111111 is coated and the 11111181111 had
1111‘ yin 11111111 81111111 , - ~
Norwalk that i believe they 11111111 vanilla1 * ‘
and '
‘ strength creator. known to medicine
While Vidal does not contain the
it
will under a mum to cure of the
W“ money will be 11111111111011 ’
The dise'
make it our 11111111151111 touturc its Wei ‘
have a rented y .1
A111 111' ho=rosd
~ that we guarantee will remove th
poisonous URIC CCA 113 from your
1 system, and bring your aches and:
aims to a speedy end. if you will
limit the plum and simple direc«
tions. No matter what form your
Rheumatism takes, Athlo horos will '
remove it.
Inflammatory Rheumatism. Articu-
iar Rheumatism Acute and Chronic 1
attacks all yield to Athlophoros.
Don't be skeptical. Try a bottle.
it has cured thousands. and is the ‘
best remedy for you. Take Albio-
phoros and get well. .
Guaranteed to Cum.
I
HER CALLER. ‘
The llavlsons are packing 11p to
leave the city and have some furniture
to sell. Mrs. Levlson leaves the bar-
rel and oxct-lsior with which she is
struggling to greet thin, angular:
person in 11 streaky brilliantine dress
who has rung the bell. The caller
begins to talk as soon as the door is
opened. 1
“How-do! i heard about your sale
and have cattle to see what you got. Do
you mind if i sit down and rest. a
minute~you live so far from any.
where. l'm dead best. How on earth
do you over stand this 111111 of street
cars! i should think you'd kayo mov-
cd long ago.
"Those portlercs ain‘t for sale. are
they? Well. l don‘t know that 1 want
them 1myhow-1hal's a terrible poor
color to fade. l‘m surprised you got it.
Now. if you had been 11 young inexper-
ienced housekeeper it would have been
different. 0! course i don't meun~
that is. you don't look nearly as old
1111 you really are. l’m sure. Well. you
know what i menu. New therein my
sister Martha. Why, she‘s ten years
older than i and yet she looks young~
111‘. ’l‘hni's because im so thin. i
never got ovcr my attack of pneu-
monia liftecfl years ago
“What is it that i want particularly
to 111111? Well. 1 really don‘t know, i
should liko a piano. Yes. i know you
didn‘t say your piano was for sale. but
then you ncvcr can tell. People, change
1111111‘ minds so, and for all i know you
might have change-11 yours. What! it
cost 5800'? Why. 1hr folks next door
to 11114 have one lhcv got for 8185.
urnud now. and the 111110 is lots shin-
11‘1‘»-you 1‘1111 11111-1 your fat‘i- in ii. 11
~= 111111 111‘ 1111.1 1‘1‘:1l fancy kind with
«rolls and carvings all over It. Yours
is pretty plain that it? it really
dot-1111 i look the money ‘11 worth do you
think?
The couch is for sale, you say No.
i don't want a couch. i got one at 11
bargain sale. it has a hole in it. but
11111 couch cover ltldt‘s it and nobody
knows. What people don‘t known
don't hurt them does it'.’
'My gnodnoss. what 11 lot of dishes!
Don't you just him- to think of pack
lug them up? Probhhlv all the handler"
will 1111 off 11111 cups when yougel
them. too. Do i want to go upstairs
and look at 11111 bodroom sot? Why.
yrs. 1 bellow i will. You don't car-
11111 your stairs. do you? 011. is this
it? lint-hum. Do 11111 drawers pull out
of the dresser easily or do they stick?
l him1 to take 11 hammer to mine
sometimes in warm wcutht-r. Oh. yes,
of course it more tho wood a little.
but It's in a dark 1‘111‘11111‘ and nobody
politics It.
“That's a pretty spread you have on
the bod. Did you got it ready made?
You. it's 11 real handsome 111-1 and I'm
sure 111111111 one ought to buy it. 011, no,
self—«l have enough. You havn't. any
shebts and pillow 1111111111 for 1111111. have
you? Of course i shouldn't want to
lily v1‘ry much lit-cause you lull got
good ones in 11111 stores all made for a
little money. 011, youis 111111 all lluou.
111‘11 they. and you don‘t intend to sell
11111111 ? Do you know nowadays the lln
1111 is so imitated that you can‘t tell it
from cotton? Now. i should never
h11v11 thought these were anything but
cotton. They don't look enough better
for the extra money.
"No, i don't care to buy any chairs.
How 111111111 is that can? Are you go-
ing to sell your china 111111111111? i'1l
like to 111111 tho lnsido of t11111—~—l can't
11-11 what it looks like all full of dish-
uu that way. You. if you don't mind
i wish you would empty it. so i can
look It ovvr. My. It holds 11 1111. doesn't
it? What 11 lot of 1111111111! It looks 111-
11111111 as though it who all glass. Did
you paint 11111. 1111111111? Your dough.
11-1-11? lib-huh. ' ‘
”Oh. 1 sec tho Iltslili‘ now. l’lali‘
ghoul showed you any? 1111411111. its
lirltliy. What's that 1’ N11. i don‘t
think i care to buy 11 cubtnot. l was
Just. looking. tinniollmou you run
across things you know that you’ve
do 1111111 of buying who nyou start out.
but if i go to Colorado this summer 1
can‘t spent much money.
”No, i don‘t want any rugs or tables.
There doesn't seem to be anything
that suits 11111. And We wanted a
whole afternoon coming over here.
That 11 nice vane. You’ll sell it for a
quarter? Well. i might take 111111.
Don't wrap it in u newspaper.«~no. 1
ohm take it after all, because We
got to carry some bananas home to
the children and l bright drop it. Well.
- alt-action fast launches.
' mind and is decidedly novel.
Muscular R cuniatism, .
1 water line is only 3 feet
‘ breadth is 4 feel
i didn’t want to get a bedroom set my-‘
1111111111 11111111 from entirely 11111
11111111111111.1111 she is a bald depar-
turn from existing methods of com
Title. Mr.
Sterling’s latest idea in boat building,
was evolved entirely from his own
1
1111‘. Sterling guys frankly that the
"Dream" is a freak A Sentinel man
was fortunate ehou h to get a glimpse
of her yesterday. he is coming along
nicel and is so far advanced that her
ball as been plaplted but due its this.
til the initial part of ‘May or the first
1 of June.
in as much as the “Dream" is the “ '1
- only example of her species in exisb
once, it would be hard to accurately
describe with word 111111 11111111111111 locks
like. Forward she has the appearance
of a wooden wedge and a mighty slim
sliver of a wedge at. that.
This may be readily realized when
it is stated that she is 35 feet long and
at her widest point her beam at the
8 inches.
llnc‘ her greatest
Despite this scur-
clty of beam. her lesignor states that
she will by no means he clunky and
be a good sea boat in every 1espoct
But it is not. what is been as she
Above the water
1 video the water that she diverges from
1 the given rule so radically.
it Is the
undeibudv that Mr Sterling has spent
on. Underneath the engine bed has
been constructed a hollow tin kecl that
is calculated to be of sufficient body
ancy, and a little to spare. to counter-
balance the weight of the engine. This
keel is almost cigar shaped, with tho
side fastened to the boats bottom.
11111:.
As a result of this conlrlv11111‘111.thc
boat 11-111 draw but very little water.
The builder figures on not more than
three inches. so that she will practi-
caily skim over the water. The free-
board will be about three (111,111.
in her appearance us she glides
through the water the “Dream" will
resemble uuitc closely thc accepted
type of automobile bout. Her dock,
forward. will he of the. usual convcx
mnstruction and will rise gradually
front the bow to 1111‘. 11111111 forward
point of tho conming. A sou-ring
wheel will add further 1 her ruklsh 11p-
oonrancc. She will also taper down
all to a torpedo stern
Forward she will have room for two
people and in the portion of her cock-
plt ubaft of the engine pit will be u
nouumt‘uneut liil‘gt‘: 11111111111 to account»
(into six passengcrs. ‘hus, despite
her various ext-entricitics. 11111-1. will
give the Impression of 11 lllvnuut'o crui't
as well on 11 racing machine.
Tlu- "Ul‘f'fili‘l" is plunked with Cy-
prune. firm-lghts‘of an inch in thick-
ness and her ribs are of light. tough
11nd strong 111111. llcr power plant
will be a formidable 111111. 1111 it is Mr.
Church's intention to install 11 four
cylinder, four cycli- gusolone motor of
1111.- typc used in Phclps at'uomoblicn.
'l‘lu- 11113111111 has already 111-1111 dcilvor-
1‘11.
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CURED.
One who 11111111.. fmm chronic 1:-onstl
nation is 111 1111111191- of mnnv serious
ailments. Orlno i1sxutiv1- Fruit Syrup
cures chronic constipation as it aids
digestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels. restoring the natural action of
these organs. (11.111111111111111 taking ii to-
duy and you will fccl better at onco. 0r-
ino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not 111111-
501110 or gripe and is very pleasant to
lake. Refuse substitutes. Sold 111
Plaisted'e Drug Store. “
-W...
BUROTH GUILTY OF ASSAULT
ROCKVILLI‘), Jun. 23.~»Otto llnroili
pleaded guilty to two charges of as-
sault today in the city court and was
bound over to 11111 next form of the
Superior court under bonds of 8900.
llnroth brokt- into tht1 American lioituo
last Thursday morning and attacked
11111 proprietor. Micbnol .l. llynos. who
was sleeping in a chair in the officc.
Hynes was beaten over the hand with
n billui‘d 11,1111 and was unable to api‘ur
against Buroih at the first hearing last
week. Ho Was in court 11i1luy with
his hood in bandages.
SOOTHING AND COMFORTING.
The soothing and comforting effects
of lleWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, when
applied to Piles. sores, cuts, bolls, etc.
subduos pain almost instantly. This
Salve draws out the information. re-
duces swelling and acts as a rubefuc
lent thus circulating the blood through
the diseased parts permitting or old
tug Nature to permanently remove the
trouble entirely. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. ‘4
SCHOONER BlBBER ASHORE.
HitlliLANl') "EACH. N. J., Jan. 2:1.
w'l‘hethroc 111111111111 schooner R. I), fill)-
her. bound from Georgetown. El. (‘11.
for New York. went. ashore near horn
early today T his loronoon she was iy
ing in u (‘iliiy position and apparent-
ly was in no luuucdlnto damn-1‘ Thu
crow rotunlnvd on board and it is ho
llovcd ihc llibbor will 1111 floated with
out 1111111111111 111 blah titlo.
WWI-i new
BKlNB OF BNAKIS SHE KILLED.
Mrs. 1811111111 Hurry Mayor. full 11
glow of nritii‘. us 31111 gnaodwut a ros-
pucti‘ul distuncowut tho trophies of tin-
1111111111 brought to her ofllco ycsiordsy
by 11111‘ pupil Miss 1111.11.th Hitchiuan.
schoolma' 11111 at 11an Republican fit-
vor. Kit Carson County. Col.
'l‘bu puckau'c. unrollcd, showed live
skins of snakes killed by Miss Hitch-
man.
Miss Hitchman killed a big rattler
mitt appeal-111d among her pupils one
day and threatened damage. She took
a club. The snakes Were skinned by
her too, and she caught Mrs. Meyer to
accept one of the biggest to be made.
into a bolt
. Mr‘. Sterling says that she wt 1 not be
given a chance to show her mettle duo
most of his ingenuity and mlglnailty 1
" 1
855.885“ WINE I’ll-LS
A nuru‘ cut-u mbodttlpatlm| ludtu
sticn,81ckluadhac c, GI
and Billoum
a n . Pl id
1111121- 6.1111531531111111“. etc.
8111911113 8111111111 Pills
liven tile dyer.’
‘ vlu'g unit «as and odd hm
“no: u l 1.- en'ry'wggr'c. 25 gents '38:.
or by mail.
1111.11. 11. Munch a Son.
Puma-111111.. 11-.
1
fig:
RESTOCKNO "'l‘l E WOODS.
The Norwalk Gun Club Has started
A Fund to be Used in import—
ing Quail.
'I‘he Norwalk Gun Club has started
a campaign to restock the woods in
this vicinity with quail. Papers are
being circulated among gunners in
this vicinity-and contributions will be
used to import birds from other sec-
tions of the country. These will be
liberated and ii is believed that. the
investment. will be an excellent one
in the point. of success to be stain-
ed by this method.
The number of local men who course
the woods in this vicinity after game
birds is much larger than generally
supposed.
MAY LIVE 100 YEARS.
The chances for living a full century
are excellent in the case of Mrs. Jennie
Duncan.
Burns, Sores and all Skin eruptions;
cured mo of Chronic Dyspepsia of 20
years standing, and made me feel as
well and strong as a young girl." Elec-
tric Bitters cure Stomncn and Liver
illnesses. Blood disorders, General De-
hiliiy and bodily weakness. Sold on
a guarantee at 11‘. ll. Baxter‘s, South
Norwulk. and E. P. Wood's, Norwalk.
drug stores. “
TOWN CLERK SCHREIBER'S FUN-.
ERAL.
l'llllllGEPOR'l‘. .lun. 2:8.”"1‘5‘0 burial
of William S. St‘hrclbcr. illi’ town clerk
who committed tilik‘idt’ in 11111 Union
1111th Friday night. took plan-1 yester—
duy allt-t‘noon, the burial service being
hold 111 1111- home of his mother in
Hamilton strcci.
All the city and town officers won-
1-los1-d this uftcrnoon 11.11 a mark of r11-
1111901 for the into town cicrk. ’l‘hc
innonrl of Mr. Schroibor was one of
the largest 1-111-1' hold in this city At.
the grow the I‘llks' i'iiunl was iii-id.
THE ORlGiNAL.
Foley & Co. Chicago. originated
Honey and Tur as 11 throat and lung
rcmcdy. and on account of the grout
merit and popularity of Foley‘s Honey
and TM many imitations are. offered
for the genuine. Thcso worthless im-
itations have similar sounding names.
llowuro of them. The genuine Foley's
iiouoy 111111 TM is in a yoliow package.
Ask for it and refuse any substitute.
it is the host remedy for coughs and
colds. Sold at Plnisted‘s Drug
Store. '
USED KNIFE lN SELF DEFENSE.
NlCW’l‘OWN. .lnn. 2:1.~—-l<‘r11nk lins-
sciii, who was chnrgcd with stabbing
11 fellow countryman named Roccl dur-
ing 11 quarrel. was discharged froth
custody after a hearing before Justice
Charles A. Blackmail yesterday. Ros.
notti proved that he used the knife
in self-defence. Rocci is recovering.
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ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. l-‘rauklln Bush, of New Castle,
Dot, says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Baimjund one
50 cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plalsted. F. 11. Dex-
ter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
PROFEBEOR WELLS RESIGNB.
Nlt‘W HAVEN Jun 23 mi’rofessor
l’hillp P. White ieciur‘et in hisim 1‘
and 1111111111111 of thr- Yuic Law school,
has resigned. and he will he 91110110111111
by Charles P. Shcrtunn, instructor in
Romanic 111w.
BEATS THE MUSIC CURE.
"To keep the body in tune.” writes
Mrs. Mary Drown 110 Lafayette l’lnt‘n
l’ougltkt-opulc. N. T. "1 1111111 Dr. King's
New Life Pills. 'i‘hoy urn the most
reliable and pleasant luxutivo l have
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and liowcls. Guaranteed by 11‘. ll.
lbixicr. South Norwulk, and ill. f".
Wood. Norwalk. Mountain. 251:. 4‘
use. “Maser osao.
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gone Dcmpauy. of Dunbury died you
turdny of heart 181111111111. following an
attack of plcurisy. She was it widow
and her ago-was over seventy
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How To AVOlD PNEUMONI’A.
We have never heard of a single in-
stance of a cold resulting in pneumo-
nia or other lung trouble when Foley’s
Honey and TM has been taken. lbnot
only stops the cough. but fields and
strengthens the lungs. Ask for Foley's
good day. You doh't want to sell your
doorman do on? Anyhow. 1 111181111
1 but want t. 'f‘here's my cart"
1‘11. Levlunnn ills down 111111 1111111111
from nervousness and than 11111111111111
packing woman‘s News. .
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it does not you have Dragnet. 81:1
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. over in than «yaw-011m” Nam.
Miss Hitchinan is a city bred girl
to get her 11 positioned teacher 11111111"
out on 11111 prairie.’ This was done.
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~Dcnv11r Republican.
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119111 111112111 1111’." spat new 11 11111115
adventures. fiat
alder himself a superior 1111111111.
and a year ago appealed to Mrs. Meyer new. Mkih,‘ writer
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Honey and Tar and refuse any substi-
tutti alter-911. Dr. 0.: Bishop, of Ag-
however.
doubts upon the subject of jurisdiction.
of iluyncsvillc. Mo... now 70 .
51th H‘AVEN. Jan.
third
' meeting of the 1.111111111111111 faculty of
Yale University will. soon be called to
consider the matter of athletic abuses.
which have already been debated at
dwo sessions.
the faculty are extremely reticent upon
the debate at the meeting Satutday. it
is ascertained almost positively that
important and definite steps will be
1 taken towards correcting the abuses
and that the undergraduate athletic
' managers are willing to cooperate.
While the members of
The immediate subject under con:
sideratlon is understood-to be.thc re-
duction of gate fees 1111 games. Here.
there appears to be some
The Yale field was transferred to the
Yale Corporation by the old Yale
' Field C01 pcration several yearn-ago af-
ter the extinction of the debt. The
old Yule field corporation had-power
to regulate gate fees‘which power is
now apparently vostcd‘in the Yale
corporation. and an examination cl
the original deed of transfer shows
nothing to the contrary. Hence any
action of either the academic faculty
or the scientific school faculty or both
may require the formal approval of the
Yale corporation, which is. however.
likely to be given. The interesting
point in the regulation of gate fees
is the matter of imposing the new
rates in games played outside the city
and which supply a very large propor-
tion of the athletic 1‘.eceipts
Finally theta seems to be somewhat
of a legal question involved as to the
actual ownership of the surplus fund
0(81301000. now in the hands of Walter
Camp. treasurer of the Yale Financial
Union. The Financial Union is an
organization not an incorporated body.
and the rights of the venous members
of it are loosely defined. This affects
the matter of the distribution of the
fund and particularly of the right of
the. Yale owing Association to 840.000
for 11 new bouthouse, that association
never having been financially self-
supportlng. These questions will
have to 1111 determined by the commit-
111.11 to be raised in accordance with
the suggestion of Treasurer Camp.
DO NOT NEGLECT A BAD COLD.
Never allow 11 cold to take its course.
Too often. at this season of the year.
Its course is towards pneumonia.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy will
promptly cure your cold and counter~
not. any tendency in. this db‘ectlon.
'l‘hcrc1 is nothing better for acute
throat and lung troubles. "
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SAFE CRACKED.
Jun. 23.~—Safe blow-
ci'n wrecked the safe in 11111 office of
Postmaster 11. S. Clinton. at Clinton-
vllie. 11 suburb, during last. night, 0111
taining about 8150 in stumps. About
four months ago the office was broken
into and 81.200 in stamps and money
taken. Shortly after the body of 11
1111111 was found on the railroad at New
London and from stamps found iii his
1111111111 11111 was supposed to have been
(1111‘ of tho burglars. There are no
clues to last night's burglary. and it
is thought 111111 11111 1111111, who used
1111111 glyct-riuc, took advantage of the
noise 111 a passing freight train to set
11111 Must, as no one in thc‘ village
heard the report.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
8111 find in line Always Bought
Bears the
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Signature of
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CLINTONVILLE
NEW HAVEN.
' NEWTOWN TO HAVE WATER
PLANT.
Nl~ W l‘OWN .l1111. 2ti.—~Ai'tcr :111 agi-
tation which hogan at least seventy-
flvc years ago, and possibly a full ccn~
fury, it. looks as if Newtown will huye
11 water plant of its own. Saturday
night a public meeting was held to
bring the project to 11 head and 814.000
of the required 521.000 to establish the
plant was subscribed. The directors
chosen are: A. 'l‘. Noilleton, L. C.
Morris, W. .l, Beecher. A. B. Taylor,
W. A. Leonard, Elinor W. Falrchlld
and David C. Peck. The water will
1111 pumped from Taunton Lake to a
tank on a high hill, and the pressure
will be by gravity.
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BEWARE OF OINTMENTB FOR CA-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MER-
CURY,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of sun-ll and completely dcrange
the wboh- arch-111 when entering it
through the mncuous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable phy-
sicians, 11s the damage they will do
is ten fold to the good you can. possi-
bly derive from them. “Hull's Cutarrh
Cure. manufactured by 11‘. J. Cheney &
(311., Toledo. 0., contains no mercury.
and is taken intornnlly, acting dircctly
upon tho blood and mucuonu surfaces
of H111 system. in buying Hall's Ca-
turrlt Cure 8 csuro you got the gun-
nino. it. is taken intornmly and made
in Toledo. Ohio. by,l‘1‘. 11. Chaney ii:
to. 'i‘oathuonlnis iron.
‘ 1111111 by Dt‘uggists.
bottlo.1
'l‘uko Hall's Family Villa for cousil
potion.
Price. 7511 per
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MR5. YOEHOER' I«BIDN’PLIOATION
Mrs. (Morgan Yoerger's second ap-
plication for 8500. manual fee and
515 11 week alimony. was denied by
Judge Smith in the Supreme Court.
The decisifm is as follows:
Yoergur vs Vanuatu-Plaintiff has
not made out a satisfactory case for
the allownga for counsel fee and all-
mony before trial of the action.
A 7110qu1110 DOM—ARC wears
or can
4—,...
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Foieys Honcy‘a‘sd Tar in three very
severe cases of pneumonia and with
fluid 1.11.
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that 1111111111111 1111: fruition-to 1111-1111111.
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”lo Sufferers 11-11111 Dyspepsia
and intimation.
mm
811 OpportunityWorihy of Your
Notice.
”HAW”... 4-—
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Dyspepsia, indigestion. .Nc‘i‘votiaiioss.
otc.--thls offer we make to the people
of South Narwaik shouldlutcrest you.
While we know that «we have the true
remedy for stomach troubles, we re-
allae that you don't know it. hence
our determination to make it easy for
you to convince yourself; in placing
before you Dr. Richards Dyspepsia
Tablets as the rational remedy for Dyna
pepsin and indigestion, the proprietors
recognize how far so many statements
of the makers of similar preparations
haVe fallen short. of their claims.
Please be assured‘that the remedy have
offered is a true remedy and a special
remedy for weak and tired stomachs:
that there is’ nothing that equals Dr.
Richards Dyspepsia Tabloid in results,
and that all this has been demonstrab
ed hundreds of times in’ actual cases of
people who have recovered health and
strength and happiness by the use of
these tablets. With such a medicine
an offer of this kind can be made with-
out hesitancy. for while we lose the
fifty- cent bottle we give you, We make
a friend that assists us through grati-
tude, in the sale of many others.
FULL BOTTLES
of Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets will
be given away free to all persons suf-
faring with stomach ailments at the
address given below. First come. first
served, and only this one chance of-
fered. Remember it is not a sample
that is offered, but a regular size bot-
tic of Dr. Richards Dyspcpsla Tablets.
which retails for fifty cents.
Free Distribution One Day Only
’l‘-l1uisdav, January 25 from 10 a m.
to 8 p. n1 . at Plaisted s Drug Store, un-
d111- Muhackomo Hotel. 43 Washington
street. South Norwalk.
Cut this advertisement out and bring
it with you.
WEIGHS 1% POUNDS.
Lulu Nixon Thriving on Tcaspoonful
of Condensed Milk 1: Day.
HARTFORD. .lan. 23.———Lulu Herrick
Nixon, the. 12 days old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Nixon. weighs a pound
and three- quarters and is fourteen and
one half inches long.
A ring can he slipped over the tiny
hand and up as far as the elbow,
which is not a great distance. how-
ever. as tho. wholo arm is only three
inches long. The logs are but four
inches long and 1111.1 foot measures an
inch 111111 a half. The baby is kept
in a small box on a radiator. with wool
placed about to keep all drafts away.
When tired the little one stretches
its arms and turns over just as any
child of two months or more and. cries
when it is hungry. A doll's nursing
bottle has been provided and three
times a day condensed milk. diluted
with water is given. The bottle holds
about a tablespoonful and about that
quantity of the condensed milk is the
daily allowance.
Lulu has not been fully dressed. as
the process Would tire her, but the
smallest woolen shirt obtainable goes
around her about twice and a small
handkerchief furnished the rest of the
wardrobe.
Perfection can only be attained in
the physical by allowing Nature to up-
proprinte and not dissipate her own re-
sources. Cathartics gripe. weaken—-
dissipate. while DcWiit‘s Little Early
Risers simply expel all putrid matter
and bile. thus allowing the liver to
assume normal activity. Good for
the complexion. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. ”
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME‘ TABLE.
In Effect October 8. 1905.
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8:50 82.55 7:48 8:.18 8:.48 8:088,
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P. M.—-12:4tlx, 1:06. 8105!. 8:87.
4:281:. 5:145. 8:01x. 6:34. 8:49x. 7.171.
8:001. 9:52x. 10:82.
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A. M.——12:52x, 5:883. 5245!. 8:58.
9148:.
EAL-2:591. 8:051. 5: 45 8:011,
7: 2:1. 8: 00:, 812311. 11:52:. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NDRWALK
A. M.—-‘l:50. 5:60, 8:50, 8:005. 8:08.
8:403. 810011. 9:021, 10:02:. 10:05.
11:00:. 11: 08. ‘
1’ lil.-~i2‘. 05!. 1:04, 8:001. 8: 55.
3: 3|: 8. 44:. I: 08. 4:82, ii: 02: 5109.
5: 28, 8:0011. 8‘ 08. 8: 58. 8: 02:, ii: 110:.
9:30,11:001. 18: 00:.
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trouble for years, pausing gravel and ”I“ W
stones with 11111111111811an pain. i got . 5- "1"“? 1.315511 81111 .10' 0’5.
nor relief from 11111111111111 until 1 bags 11 11‘4 i ‘ ~- ‘
taking Foley s Kidney Cut-oi than the i-P.‘5/i.~1~3‘1335 “"51"“-
meult was ut‘prl his. A low doses ‘ “than 45 DInIItfi‘y,
started the brick out like this stones 8.81.»:1. . ‘
and now i have no koala across my kid 11'. that: 115. 1
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