"' detltiliiPiiti’i‘. . .Iun. iii ”Pewter
‘ i‘il y tiller-Iii Matthew ill O'lirleu skin
on a step yesterday in the Civil hither
tor color when Judge Alberto '.l‘ Rom
back. OIuterruptlng the argument that
Mr. O'Briens counsel time about to
“ incite, said he would make an order
summoning in the- Foirileld eoiintyehar V
to show cause Iwhy the petitioners
prover should not be granted. The ~
bearing on the inetioa was not devoid I
of sensation. Attorney Nathaniel it ,
liart at Stamford. a member of the I
state bar examining committee. on
neared before the court. and said that.
bit
Mufti pm
dod‘ outed WT the” pee
stories. it I. . .
‘nilit Beneath the Wilt Strangle
r, and was written on February
at last years The words are as
fol um: I
beneath the Star Bambi! banner
is this some of the
decree Washia tort Proclaimed it
The Mall of L bent in
opinion. are: Indigestion. dyspepsia. sour stomach.
tors or the Connecticut
' in held a. protracted meet.
V I; after-boon in New Haven
various matters prelim
. t opening or the season.
tr ergo mwuigock presided.
I'll eat wereiWih
y. Hartford. Cornelus J.
Norman; J. Clarkin. Hart-
LO’Nlel, (“Springfield J J.
lVyolte,C ii. Humpbrey.p
J. 'l‘ighe. Norwich; Har-
‘ child.
W“ anticipated that the met-
We New avert clttb franchise
ill? a in for some discussion.
- y informally. because of re-
‘ (rts here that the club has
red. for sale. But although
her was present and parti-
o the deliberations of the di-
he matter was not broached
m for.
8 of the constitution of the
W ion was amended by substi
V'jil’l’a‘torbury for Meridsrr.
Duporvloor of Umpires.
. L. RcilIys r-cslg
it called up Then»
if a dozen applications on file.
name; wore utgcdzI John Kcm
stolt‘J. 1t ‘Py no. of Hartford;
llt‘ Whitney, of Meridcn.
it lhforlllul ballot hit. Kcnncrlv
been by, an unanimous you:
3 voted to allow the supetti
050.
It was expressly stipulat-
pire appears in lime to am
my no game where (We are. all
season to Open April 26.
it was (voted to open the buscbul
last season.
Neon the several clubs. The commit
db schedule, Mcssors. it. Duly liart
OJ.
Y
Danaher, of Merlden was no
I up meeting of the directors
I a schedule committee will mce
irigcpori.
.-.W Challenger who will (tr-(sis
hcason's schedule.
Manager Fryoingor'c Case.
The Illiill’i‘l of lhrI liolyokc
W
‘-0'l|l
and filter nmlly (lls( ussorl.
isop'cun substantiate all
last Mr ii‘rgyslngot
he
by the National board.
V of the Trl-ISlatrI league. Not only i
I , Fryslnger alleged guilty of iltls act. bu
posted efforts to gain south of the bus
players on the Holyoltc room by oriI Ir-
ing them more wages to brush ihrl
. contracts with the clubs in (his f‘ll‘f‘llll
(hits becoming a pirate l:l llltI
sense of the word.
filing to work upon
James H. O‘Roukc to
’lmlft'fi2 at its uwcllug
Foot
l
the Nut lOnil
Holiday damn.
The discussion about the
. (but Springfield hurl
J ploy iogelhor on all holidays
mmtbrbury. shall by agreement
derstood that the agreement
' tee.
tractors on Hopeful.
‘ipllon fee for women
MW! representative.
JON OVIROOMI.
‘Jfbdol Dyspepsia Gumbo-
MU MODEM) I
“ subsidized, so to speak, that Mr.
Were
A [-
mlpries 3:.00 salary. with an
be for liR-ldpnial expenses not
It was also decided to
uhiprles a wage of 87 00 for a
game and $10 for all double
it regard to doubkI headers lit (t
to was made because lust ”son-
I rupires in aortic instances found
ambient to neglect (ch first genre
(1 ”on April 26. and to close on
bar 8. prncllcnlly the same do.-
This gives a sche-
ii
that fidturdays be erptnlly divided be-
ard: D. L. O'Nicl. of Springfield; and
to begin work on the schedule
Jilitil the dates of the season had been
ddiilded, but they were urged to gel
Mather at once so that a schedule
an be offered for ratification at (be
Tuesday, February 6
. tli , ornmlllcc in ranking up of the
it " was brought up by Mr. Madison
if Mr. Mad-
(illegos
(manager of the
pits. team lust your there Is a pen
of“ ty of that trutnrrgor being black-
Mr. Fry
er in charged by the liolyokc own
fh accepting terms from the liol.
{Web management to handle their team
or the earning season and then throw
iii; With em down lmr,(i taking it slightlyr
tier offer from the Lancaster club.
since his departure hr.- has made re
fl‘lle
it was finallv agreed that Mr Matil-
(on reduce his statements to writing,
which Would give the directors some
and this state
but can he presented by Secretary
In New York.
distribu-
than of holiday games culminated in a
Holyokc
that New Marion and Norwich
flirty logelber on holidays. and
air Haven. lirldgcport. Hartford
that matter between themselves.
i. will be sent to the schedule
mtfli‘b voted to (morphine rc-
. at all
nurse. on the motion of the
The direc-
flier the (hearing that with
y in the league and other
.. flops harmoniously adjusted.
‘" its a prosperous year for the
family overcome by
ody digests what you
roofs-(lit
TRIED TO iNPL‘UENCI
m
Nempaplir Reporters Won endowed
by the Moral arr-vice Moo.
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-'l‘hc Record l-lcr
aid today says: The revelations from
Washington. dealing with an attempt
in i licence public opinion In favor
of i. e Chicago packers. were not
wholly a surprise to a majority of the
newapaper'mcn who have been conuec
ted in a professional way with the
governmental investigation of the
cabin business and the subsequent
muesli: as resulting in the indict.-
meats an or which the packers are be-
ing prosecuted. The federal grand
Jury which voted the indicments had
been in session but a short time when
rumors began to float about that oer-
tuln newspaper reporters had been up-
preached.
Proof that offers of money had been
made to reporters came. into the pos-
session of United States District At.
torney Morrison while tho-grand jury
was making its investigation. No evi
dence could be obtained, however. that
any of the money had been occupied.
As a matter of fact the government's
information was first obtained from
newspaper men who had been given
the indirect hint that they might make
some "(Iusy money" if they wished.
it was through these vague intima-
lions that renal reporters wore being
Mor-
rison reached the (Ionlusion ih-al the
interests of the government disband-
rd the. assistance of the Secret Set-I
vicc. Thu umtlIIr was pl-Iccd in tho
hands of Chief Wilklc at Washington.
and through ltlin Capt. Potter in char
go of the Chltago branch ol lhrI Secret
Service was authorized to watch the
movements of susuccicd persons.
For a linn while the federal grand
jury was pursuing rtIs investigation.
ncnrly evrry newspaper reporter coir
necteri in the case was aware that
he might be shadowed by secret scrI
vice operators.
The espionage of the government
over the representatives of the puck»
[fig companies has never relaxed since
the beginning of the grand jury lures
ligation last March. This was vouch":
ed for last night by a federal officer
who is cognizant of the facts connect-
ed wllh the charges in District Attor-
neys Morrison‘s letter to Altorney~
General Moody. When the work of so.
lecting a jury to try the immunity matI
ters begun. a new force of secret ser-
vicc'opcrutors was detailed for duty
under Captain Porter, those. who had
been previously working in Chicago be
big generally known.
1
of i1? playing days. it was agreed
HOW TO AVOID PNEUMONiA.
We have never heard of a single in-
stance of a cold resulting in pneumo
his or other lung trouble when Foley's
Honey and Tar has been taken. it not
only stops thecougb. but heals anti
strengthens the lungs. Ask for Foley’s
Honey and TM and refuse any substl
lute offered. Dr. C. J. Bishop, of Ag
new. Mich, writes: "i have used
Foley's Honey and TM in three very
severe cases of pneumonia and with
good results in every case.” Sold at
Pinisteri's Drug Store. "
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BURGLARY AT SOUTH LYME.
Railroad Agent Lost a Pair of Trousers
and Some Change.
NEW LONDON, Jun. 27.-—-'l‘bc sin-
ilun at Souih Lyme. on the Shore Line
division of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford. Railroad. was (uttered
by burglars during the night and n
entail amount of money secured from
the cash drawer and slot. utachines.
Entrance was obtained through i win-
dow. The desk drawers and all possible
receptacles of valuables wore over
turned and ransackel. Agent Haynes
believes that no tickets were taken
and that less than It in mouoy was
found in the. drawer.
The slot machines also yielded but
little colrt.
A pair of lrollscrs belonging to ngoiit
Haynes was taken. The smashed slot
machines were found beside the rail-
"oad truck west of the station and the
Job is believed to have been done by
trauma.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle.
Del.. 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 1 tools Brazilian Balm and one
50 cent bottle cured rue completely.“
For sale by R H. Plalsted F. H. Bait-
ler and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
M
NO DTATIMINT To MAKE.
New Haven Road Won't Dllouu Con-
ference Plano.
A statement was asked of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
rend officials, in New Haven. today re-
cording the conference now going on
between the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen and the ‘cornp‘any with refer
s
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at on.
it was oilicialy stated that no state
ment on the matter would be made for
a week or ten days.
Numeroull conferences have been
bold but both parties to the conferen-
:9“ have declined to discuss the inni-
er.
There are no real troubles it is an»
detained. but what can be readily ad-
justed. Matters it to expected will
be straightened out outflow shortly.
MONTR’CAL AN GUIIIO.
-N Yo (tilt.
once to the company’s working ticked-I
its gates are ever open wide
’i‘o every human race. I ‘
And for oil ti‘ue Atriorieuus
'Tls the grandest dwelling plucc.
Be‘henth the Star Spangled thinner
ls the home of the Brave.
Who fourht undo the battle fields
America to save: .
Where we’ re given Donal Justice
By men who re staunch and true
Who assemble in our Congress
Beneath the Red. White and Blue.
(
Let’s wave the Star Spangled Banner
"I‘ls the flag of the Free
Yes in honor of .Our Country
- The land of Liberty; V
God bless the Star Spangled flan-
her
And all Its-people sheltered
Beneath the Red; White and llluc.
MAY LIVE 100 VEARS.
The chances for living a full century
are excellent in the case of Mrs. Jennie
Duncan of liayneSvllle Ma. new 70
Home bored and all Skin eruptions;
cured me at Chronic Dyspepsia of 20'
roars standing. and made me feel as
well and strong as ayouug girl." Elec
trlc Bitters cure Stomach and Liver
diseases. Bleed disorders, General Dil-
blllty and bodily weakness. Sold on
a. guarantee at F.1d. Baxter's South
Nurwalk and E P. Weed's Norwalk.
irug stores. . "
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NEW POSTAL VORDER ISSUED.
instructions Relative to Redemption of
Envelopes and Post Carrie.
[Edward 0. Madden. third assistant
postmaster general has issued an Order
which applies to all. post offices in the
stamped envelopes.
as follows.
The order roar
postal cards with printed addresses for
rcpy and envelopes bearing printed rc-
chuscd the envelopes of cards ill
pest office.) i :nvclnpou and cards whirl
any responsible person.
the rrmtonts. Postal cards must not
be roilrmurcrl if mutilated at all.
age stumps mum not be
lanes or not."
I_~rrvclopes' front business houses
issued.
CASTOR IA
101' Infaato and Children.
Bears the
Signature of
HJSTORY OF REDDING.
till.
prints of town and church records
”it's of lilo iown.
llonnry lllsiorv regarding
that town
There will also be a chapter on ihi
tor-(Int discovery of (he iown by lesi-
(‘V’f‘lll H
views of houses. landscapes. etc. wil
be an attractive feature in this book.
Wheeler G. Wilson Band Benefits
Mr. Joint A. Lynch. the popular lead-
er of the Band. has recovered
Read his story.
The Cornell Remedy Co.
led me for a long time. i had se-
wailr at times. i tried a number (I
physicians and their treatment. bu
kept. growing worse.
Kidney. and Bladder Caro and decider
to tr
dcrful medicine.
John A. Lynch. on Golden Hill St.
Sold by the Clifford
walk.
Walk, Price 60 canon.
o
my advertising would be when i had
more business than i could possibly at
tics.
not stop for very lo .beoause i'f
increase it. .
country regarding the redemption of
'Govcmmcnl slumped envelopes and
turn cards, rnusi not be redeemed (in
less presented by original purchasers.
(An original purchaser is one who pur-
a
bout no printing are redr llililllf’ from
Spoiled (In-
veopcs mus' not be redeemed if (until.
“it'll moi-(II lliltll necessary to remove
than.
redeemed
I’roni public whether attached to cave-
It has been the custom in the past
tut people who have totoivcd stamped
it
take them to the post. office and got
them rcdctInu-d. and it is to stop this
practice that the above order bus brIrIu
llu Kid in line Alvin fought
(‘IburlrIs iiurr Todd, the historian of
Rodrilng. has Just issued at prospectus
of :I new million of his history (if Roti-
(liug, which was first puplisheri lu Iti-
’l‘b(- new history will contain rrI~
histories of many of the early famI
biographical skul-
chcs of eminent men and women of
Rcdrllng origin. hurl much of Revolu-
in
deals of neighboring cities and a (les-
crlpllon of settle of the bountiful homes
they have built (here. indeed. portraits
his
health. and therefore the Hand benefits
"Bridgeport, Conn. July 10. 1905.
Gentlemen: My kidneys have troub-
vere pains in them and could scarcely
i heard of your
1 did so and the result is i am
complelly cured thuitks to your won-
Yours thankfully.
Sold by Glendentug Pharmacy. Nor
Clofford Pharmacy. Scrub Nor
JOHN WANAMAKgR ON ADVERTIO‘ V
The only time when i would cut off
lend to and when i had made up my
mind I would not increase my facili-
If i were making all the money
that. i wanted to more, if my bullnlisl
had reached a proportion which com-
pletely satisfied my ambition i would
did the business trend slart on the
down grade. You have to advertise to
make business and to hold it and to
KING citation or (ovens.
“to
Possibilities of Development of Water
Power In New England.
Capital is apparently inst awaken-
ing’ to the fact that many of the New
England states possess a surprisingly
large number of rivers upon which it
is entirely possible to develop exten-
sive and satisfactory water power. and
a realization of this fact. is being mu-
ter‘ially promoted by the byurogrnphic
investigations of the government.
At the present time this work con-
sists of taking measurements of river
flow and perfecting data for daily and
monthly estimates of flow; making
surveys of important streams with the
view of perfecting plans and profiles:
surveys on the larger lakes and ponds
for water storage; the compilation of
data regarding water powers and 0th
or hydrogrnphlc information for indus-
trial use. and the study and solution
of byrlrograpblc problems in conncc
Ilon with the above features of the
w.ork
The distribution of r-iver stations at
the present time is as follow: Twenty
iu Malncl Win New Hurnpsblrs. two in
Vermont six in Massachusetts. one in
Rhoda island and two in Connecticut.
there lire. tnotcovcr spine in impor-
tant. stations on- rivers in No. ' Eng-
‘liind. where observations and r. one
on water flow are prepal‘vli by private.
parties.
in Maine there has been an ”unusunr
demand for those reports in connection-
wlib the enormous water power (levclI
opincntsi. which have been brought
about there in the last few years. and
the availability of the data has been
directly responsible for tb(I construc-
tion of a number of large iuurmfnctur-
lug establishments.
in New Hampshire gl‘l‘ili interest is
being taken llt'llhe study ih(I govern-
ment is giving to the hydrogrnphy of
the White tuountnin region and thr-
effect of deforestation on ihc. run off
of streams which are tributary to
some of the great water power
streams of New England: while in
Vermont. although the interest is not
so general. the detuund for further
prosecution of these. investigations is
growing. In the lower New England
states the sanitary aspect of the flow
and character of the rivers in their
relation to municipal water‘supplics
furnishes the chief demand for such
information.
One of the most important hydro
srnpblc problems which will receive
the attention of the government will
br- lilt‘ question of improving water
slorugt-I in the state of Maine. 'l‘lll.
sinlc possesses a number of great
lukcs which svl‘Il’i’ l0 regulate the flow
of the streams.‘ but there is still a
great amount of work to be done in-
fonI lhrI flow of those streams can be
kept at iho desired pitch the your
around. it. is believed that by tho (Ind
of another season the hydrogrupltic
branch will be able to outline a com-
prehensive scheme for
storage on the Kcuucbor, which is our
of the most important rivers in (be
state. Al llll‘ present time a careful
record is being kept of lllt‘ (Ivuporn-
(ion front lukrI purl river surfaces. as
this is an important factor in (I-(umcc-
llou with storage.
The scope of tho. work of the by-
(Irog'ritpblc branch is broad.
intention is to take up any problem of
a hyrirogruphlc nature in connection
with the inland writers of the coun-
try. The district oflire for New Eng
land is maintained at BORN)“. and u
scrim of five men is kept at work con-
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(lulu'obiulnrrd. in addition to this. last
summer a party of live then made the
survey of the Androscoggln and a par
ty of nine men surveyed the Kcnnebcc
and Pcuohscoi headwaters the latter
work being done to obtain information
bearing upon the question of storage
improvement.
ling-I.....”
A 'l'l'lOUBANoDF‘I DOLLARS WORTH
A. H 'l‘hurnes, a well, known coal op-
erator of Buffalo 0. writes: "i have
been afflicted with kidney and bladder
trouble for years. pttssing gravel and
stones with excruciating pain. I got
no relief from medicine until i began
taking Foley's Kidney Care, then the
result was surprising. A few (loses
started the brick (inst like fine stones
and now i have no pain across my kid-
ncys and i feel like a new man. it
has done me ii. 000 watts of good."
sold at Plaiotod 5 Drug Store "
IRANCH FACTORY lN FAIRFIELD.
Intern Underwear company Erecting
I lulldlng and Will om Employ-
ment to 60 Hands.
In addition- to establishing a branch
factory in Westport the Eastern iiu~
derwcar Company. of Booth Norwaik.
has already begun the erection of a
factory in li‘uirilold. The plant Will be
it frame building it) x 70. The factory
will begin operations as soon as the
building is completed fl is expected
that about fifty bands will be enr-
played.
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Perfection can only be attained in
the physical by allowing Nature to ap-
"(throttling which is one of the finest in
improving
illlil lho
lluunlly upon river tnr-Irrsumnrenla sur-
vcvs and in compiling and furnishing
the girlie bar committee ntliibl. want
to he made a party to Ibo proceedings.‘
the eommlllee. iia desired to say that
lite conirnlucc‘bud -—-In(it lnitcn. any
official duties on either the exercise-
lien or quulllicntlon .or Mr. O‘Brien.
BEWARE OF OINTMINTS FOR CA-
TARRi-i THAcTuceNTAiN MER-
ao mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely damage
the whole system when entering it
through the mucuous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except.
on prescriptions from reputable phy-
siclans, as the damage they will do
is ten fold to the good you can possl
blyderive treat them. Hall's (lutarrh
Cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney it
00.. Toledo. 0. contains no mercurt.
and is taken internally. acting di eclly
upon the blood and mucuoua sur sees
(it the system. in buying Hall's tia-
tarrh Cure b esure’ you got the gen
(line. I it is taken internally and made
in Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney 8:
Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Drugglsls.
bottle.
Tulle Hall' 5 Family Pills for consti-
potion.
GOVERNOR ROBERTS lN DAN.
BUPY
DANBURY. Jan 27.«Govornor Ro-
berts visited the stale normal school
in this city yesterday and was given
ill enthusiastic reception by the eight.
four students llrcrc.
'llte overpor expressed himself as
'thw g: daily {my Vo‘ with the school
Price, 75¢ per
Connecticut. In a short addrch to
the students he said that he believed
that no not. that he had ever done as
a public official had been of more to.
no to thrI state than his part in scour
lug u appropriation for the establish-
ment for the school. which already
bus (1 larger enrollment of students
than rhr- Willlmnuilr- school,
_ THE ORIGINAL.
lI‘oth & 0-0., Chicago. originated
linucy unil 'l‘ar as a threat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley‘s Honey
and 'l‘ur muny [irritations are offered
for the genuine. These Worthless im-
itations have similar sounding names
Beware of them The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar is in a yellow package
Ask for it and refuse any substitute
it is the best remedy for coughs and
.-_...
colds. Sold at Plaistcd's Drug
Store.
JUSTICES CONSIDER SALARY IN-
GREASE.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 27.-—~Upon the
conclusion of its situation yesterday
"it" Sum-emu Court of Errors again
was convened for the special purpose
of considering the (mention of the l(-
kiliiti of the legislative or! increasing
lbt- salaries of lhrI juslltcs of tiltI Su-
parlor anti Supreme (‘ourls in llli.‘ uf-
lcruoon tinI court rose All the Jan-
(any cases have been argued this truck
and the Judges' salary question is con-
sirlerori to be one of great weight.
SOOTHING AND COMFORTING.
'i‘lre soothing and comforting effects
of Dchti‘s Witch iiuxel Salve when
applied to Plies. sores cuts. bolls etc...
subtitles pain almost instantly. This
l-lulve drawn out the information. rcI
(Iuccs swelling and acts as a rubefac
lent thus circulating the blood through
the diseased parts permitting or aid
lug Nature to permanently remove the
trouble entirely. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy.
AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHlP.
Mld\lt‘0 Cl'i‘Y. Jun 27..~A (‘ Lock
wood and H. P. Gallagher Wore the
winners in the semi-finals of the aura
tour golf championship match yester-
day. They will play the finals to-
day.
In the pair match for women and
ill'.i)fifliil()niilf~l Mrs. t‘oopcr. of Mont-
(cal and Willis Smith. won with 85.
Mrs Paul lindeon and Bernard Nlch
ole 87. Mrs. Wilford Johnson and Jack
White led by two strokes going out.
but returning Willie collapsed on ac-
count. of altitude and was carried to
the club house.
A MODERN MIRACLE.
"Truly miraculous seemed the rccov
cry of Mrs. Mollie Holt of this place."
writes J. 0. R. Hooper Woodford.
Tenn... "she was so wasted by coughing
up puss from. her lungs. Doctors de-
clared her and so near that her family
had watched by her bedside forty eight
house. when. at my urgent request Dr.
King's New Discovery was given her
with the astonishing result that low
provemeut began and continued until
she finally completely recovered, and
is a healthy women today." Guaran-
teed cure for coughs and colds. 000
and n 00 at F. H Baxter“ at South Nor
walk, undid. P. chd‘ s.Norwallt,d rug-
slots: 'rrloi bottle free.
JAPANEDE TO RAIOI ROM! LEGA-
TlON '
'l‘OKiO. Jan. 27.~lt has been decid-
ed to raise the Japanese lcgation (it
Home to the rank of an embassy. and
ii is understood that M Uchldn. the
Japanese minister at Pekin. will be ap-
pointed ambassador to ltaiy. I ..
W .. i. .I
HALF THI WORLD WONDIRO
ule Bucklen‘s Arnica Salvo never
wooder if it. in ii euro Cull. Wounds.
ropr late and not dissipate her own re-
Journos. Outrigger W‘ifl” WEIR!
“WM" O
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little amply?!
5‘
iii bvfrmg :I‘fl' who
I o‘ no as
Good
burno- Bart‘s: ‘1th all Cilia adoptions;
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it” Dr WI
«In
H
i" Eli’s?!»
iio understood that a statement 1qu y
'lleen ulnrlc in regard to the notion of
how tho‘other half lives. Those who '
a ditch and ootorrh of the stomach.
Mtg-r '3'”- u
BOLD BY THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Ask for- the illuu Kodoi Almanac and 200 Year calendar.
“‘I
RAZOR FOUND UNDER MURDER
E MzANt
D
NEW HAVEN Jan. 27 -——'i‘he pier
of self defense which is being made
by the Attorneys for Francesco 'l‘re
manic. on trial for llih murder of Sal
valor-c. Cnrbonl. was strengthened you
buddy when it came out in evidentn
that it big razor lmd been found on the
sidewalk beneath the murdered man
This testimony was giwn by lit. .
Henry F Klonkc. who was at the
scene of the shooting soon after it
happened. "Ilin rusor was not open.
but. the fact that Cortical carried it‘
probably will prove a strong point in
the defense.
The state r-ested its case about on
half hour :tl‘tcr court opened today
and the defense put on several wllncs.
see. The case they be really for ur-
gtmloni lnlc todnv.
tlr d temach. wool: stomach. windy stomach. puffed stomach. nervous
A guaranteed cure.
I“. *‘I'i virr I'
m4
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-wa........ ...
The first canary had discovered that
i. had a voice and was proceeding to
use it. “Do you think you can sing?”
moored the parrot. “Well. i should
:wlllerl” said the canary. Which, in
irder to make good. it immediately be
run to do so. ~(‘bicngo 'l‘rubune.
ALWAYS INCREASES THE
STRENGTH.
A reasonable amount of food thor-
oughly digested and properly assimilat-
ed will always increase the strength.
if your stomach is a “little off" Kndol
Dyspepsia (lure will digest what you
cut and enable the‘di'ge‘stlve organs to
assimilate and transform all foods into
tissue-building blood. chol relieves
sour stomach. Belchlng. Heart Burn
and all forms of indigestion. Palata-
his and strengthening. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy "
The Paris Cloak
33 South Main street.
FURS. TO CLOSE OUT FROM
(26 Washington Street.
ARY 181' AT 50c ON THE DOLLAR.
and Suit House.
South Nor-walk.
SELLING OUT STOCVK OF SUITS COATS, SKIRTS, WAISTS AND
FUR8 BELOW COST.
WAlSTE FORMERLY $1.50. NOW ................................... 70c
SKIRTS, FORMERLY $4.50. NOW ................................. $1.75
COATS. FORMERLY $10.00, NOW ................... v. ............. $3.98
FUR COATS. FORMERLY $75.00. NOW ........................... $35.00
RAIN COATB, FORMERLY $12. 50, N OW ...................... - ..... $6.08
.................. $1.98 UP TO $30.00
woni'n FOUR Tl use as MUCH.
louis Udelman. t-lolhiet and furnishes
Next to Post Office. 80. Norwalk..
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE TO BE SOLD OUT BEFORE FEBRU-
Motors
W. H. Reed.
Heating Apparatus.
AT PRICES FAR BELOW ACTUAL
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘—
breaking.
M. A. MERRILL. Prln.
AT OUR
Clearance Sale
YOU CAN PURCHASE LITTLE LOTS OF EXCELLENT MERCHANDISE
NITY FOR YOU TO SAVE MONEY.
N. E. RYAN.
n Wiring
Tilt litul (i lull; Electrical I‘ll.
Joseph A. Yolk, jr.
. 36 WEOT WASHINGTON STREET.
WE ARE NOW READY TO DO ALL KINDS OF ELECTRI-
CAL WORK
and
Will open with a full line of Supplies on or about February I. 1906.
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK.
VALUE. A SPLENDID OPPORTU-
SOUTH NORWALK.
The store to get the Good Toys.
Cheap Express Wagons. Sleds, Flex-
iable flyers, all kinds of toys, too great
in mention, at figures that are record
AT NELSON S.
100 POaltiona
FILLID DY GRADUATES OF
Merrill Business College
THE PADT 30 WEEKS.
A RECORD THAT TELLS.
NEW CLASSES DAY AND EVENING.
JANUARY 30,1906.
DINO OR CALL FOR OATALOGUE.
GOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Chronicler