u
in. and l
‘ ,lial for Insanmnd llirs.
, on, tho Grandmother. of
9 0rd. Cal-ed for the Little
iiur Years
no following was printed in the
iomford Advocate. yesterday.
aforenh Mill'vlhili. of South Norwalk.
t.‘ various times a prize-fighter. rail-
Ml mall and butter. came to Statu-
ii. yesterday, and took away his live
r old daughter. Catharina, who has
n’*living with her grandmother.
. a street, sillc'c Infancy. Mrs. Ash-
oftnistllsartbrokon and has bogged
who police to restore the child, Shc is
going to do all silo call to get the lib
done away front llcr fathcr. Mead
limo the police have not been able to
imam Miilvlhili or the child.
Mlllvihili’s sudden uppctirallcc and
parturo wltll the child bore some of
he‘ earmarks of a premeditated kid-
‘ mapping. only there does not scum to
g live boon any force used. ’l‘oggcd olli
«iii fashionable attire and carrying a
Mini! satchol, he fillowed up at. all Paci-
“do structin the aftcrnoon. Ho knock-
at Mrs. Max Groellbcrg's door, and
;liiqulred for Mrs. Ashcroft. In ordcr
to‘aupport Catharine and bursa-if Mrs.
shcroft has been going out to work
very day during the five years she
as had the child. Silo
,lffdf‘k when Mulvlhill called, yostcl-day.
'1ro pretended to be surprised, and
wont. away.
‘ It has been Mrs. Ashcroft‘s practice
til leave Catherine at the Day Nursery.
while she was at work. ’
The child attended tho. Ccntcr
‘ school and had her dinner at the Nur-
sery. After school she would return
to the Nursery, and remain lhcrc ull'
til called for or until her gralldlllothcr
returned from work ,nt night. The
child's own mother, Mrs. Asilcrofl‘s
daughter, is in the State Hospital for
insane at. Middletovm. Sllc. nas sent
that. three years ago, and Mrs. Ash-
croft says Muivlhlil’s treatment of ltor
daughter had a good deal to do Willi
her loss of rcason.
, Found child at School.
.. I Mulvihill scams to how. known where
to look for his daughter. l‘io l‘illli‘ll
; "tit the Day Nursery, and thlln at tho
i
3",“ could be (loop for
d u girl iovod llf‘i‘ Ill'iil'l)’. llll‘y ili't‘lill'i‘, and
if; :lhey think
’3 or who navor lilollglll of his child ti‘lr-
..
‘é:
Footer School, and asked for lll‘l‘. lli’
aid on tnlnrvlow with Catherine at
life school. The child (tried at first.
but. lifter a time she dried lli‘l‘ oyt-s.
Mulvihiil went away, and rotnrnsd ill
the afternoon, when the pupils were
on recess. ’l‘his limo he look the iitllc
girl alvuy with him. They stopped at
tho Nursery and Muivihill sent word
that Catherine's father had taken her
away. it St‘t'llls Mulvihlll wont lliroct.
1y to tho railroad station with the
child.
Mrs. Ashcroft I‘i.‘ilfl‘ll(‘fl homo a lit»
tit! llfli‘i‘ ll. worn out, by lli'l‘ lliil'ilrtlilyki
work. Slit! Wt'lli imo llli' llnl of bur
llcighbnr, Mrs. .losopli lli‘Vlii), i'Xlliii'I-
loft in find (illiborilio illi‘i‘i‘. Silo was
illirpriscd to foam that tho child had
not returned from tho Nlll‘svl‘y. Silo
waited it while, thinking (‘ulllerlue
'i'i‘dltht huvo boon calling on friends.
Then him throw on a shawl and wont
undo the Nursery 'i‘llt-ro sllc lourncd
of MuIVlhlll's visit Slit“ hurried ill do-
, apolr to rho police. and Chief Brennan
' liked Norwalk it) locale Millvlllill.
cemingly tho l'orwlllk police did not
at a lllli.‘ on tho mun. for Stamford
ioard nothing furtlll-r from him.
Mrs. Ashcroft Heartbroken.
Mrs, Ashcroft did not go to work
today. Slii‘ illil'l‘iilllf‘il llciwol'n police
headquarters lillll tln- "tit-Hit strvol
, m. Mention of Cathcrlno'u numb was
4 till signal for an outburst of tours
from the heartbroken wollllln. Slic Ill
well along Iii yours. Her hair is now
tray, and lil‘l' ffli'i‘ tolls of long suf-
.ferlng. Iicr libiuilbors ill‘i‘Illy sym-
pathize witll lll'l'. 'l‘licy any silo is a
good woman. lllld has done llll tinli
(illlllliriliv. 'i‘lll-
it in ii lilllllllli lliiil ti l'lllll-
*3 int file yours of liiii' llllilyliootl. should
now pill In all llppcaruuw lillil i‘till‘)’
littl- off.
. 5,,‘Catllcrino was illi' lllll‘
“She would throw llor arms
at my nook fill any. "ti. grandmoth-
lZMuIviblll; l wuul to bc with you ill'
Why-I“ And now llt' Hili‘llki‘ii tho child
away from mu, l‘li' hall ul-vvr paid a
infinity toward ill-r support. l hard
brought hiil‘ up from lllv cradlo. and
‘ no one can any that l llnvvll‘i. lli'OIlKlii
liar up proporly. i wouldn’t mind ii
7 r to much if in. rump to “to Him ll mull
and said In- waniod lo luku Catherine
M» and unfillflurl Illi' an that. he
could llvo bar a lwitl-r homo than i
Wm: afford to itlvl- lli'l'. lint. lmwlio
9 ‘ Itolil llvl' off. l'fo broko my
killer's mum and now Ito maul
brook minc. lgls loo much to i‘lilliil‘il.
, which that man man who would
,3], ill wife to ‘o to work in a “Hill-
. rub iilll'nlhs uficr his child was
”lion. and support. him ill ltlli‘fltlmi. is
ill person to bars charge of tho
l.’l‘ilitt‘u wbut .loc Mulvililll did.
folio Would nwor In in lilo r-ondb
MIRIAIT IIXTY lN DANGER.
titan half lllullltllid over sixty
brute suffer from kidnuy and
borders usually onlnrgmcilt
‘ (infill. This Iii bath pain.
fingernail. and Foley's Kill»
should be taken at the first
m... ‘
i :
l
Mr. Rodney numct,
rim: .
‘ ”its on
“to“ or
#1 v0 formula ty
w... W. . . or:
a
fa. Katherine Ashcroft. of 89 Puci- .
was (lili Itt '
and \Vili‘lii‘l‘.
. column l in
.,'" had In the World." said Mrs. Ashcroft.
. é‘ biting.
,3. I
”or, I don‘t cvur want to go with Jon
hosed my daughter and bill for t
Physicians pronounce druukon-
has: a aluminum nervous dysi
tern. ,No "will powér" can heal
the stomach membranes which
havolmn burned and scared by
ORRMimxiivil‘li ltho‘craviuli foililuuor
by acting dimily .ou the effected nurvas.
restoring the lit much and digestlvo organs
to comm can lillm. irupt-oriuir the. ap-
tiie and tutorial: the health. No sau-
tnrlum treatment or publicity.
Tocu without ‘iloul‘li knowiod bu
ORRlNIg No. 1: f3? voluntary ll'mflelllfluiy‘
buy ORRINE‘No.‘ 2. l’rllgc1 $1 per box. ‘
Cure Effocted or‘Mouey Reloaded
A registered militants-obi each box. Book
on unruukomissk" taunted) mailedfree on
tel nest. All correspondence confidential.
O NINE mulled minted) on rccel t ofprlce
by tho ORKINE C0., luc.. Wash nation. 1!.
9.. or sold by \ 37
O. F. ZEITFUSC.
‘ South Norw'alk, Conn.
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OLD TAVERNS lN CONNECTICUT.
Windham County Hootelrlu of 3 Gen-
tury Ago.
Mi‘i‘l‘lllg llollsl's, shops and tavlarlls
Ill Windham county rvolvctl from
popular demand. The first provldcd
the bread of life. the second lllaterlal
liecossltilos. and llli' third entertain-
ment for man and boast. Wllutcvor
may be thought of the convivial (lib
bosses which developcd ill the colonial
taverns, it must be admitted that. tho
liquors furnished were plll'c In quality
lnd not thd“'_rectlfied," “blended" and
lduilorutcd poison which is dispensed
in lllollcrn high ltconscd hotols and
blirrooms.
Windham had its fllll .‘lllill‘t‘ of pull-
llc houses ill illllt‘ long past wliosc pro
prlotors wore men of standing with
the honorcd llunlcsulf Backus. Brow-
Sil'i". Fitch. Liltlll'op. I’nrisll, Ripley.
In those days most of
the resident falllllics \vc’rc connected
by inturliinrringc, worn on friendly
terms and dispcilscd llbcrnl hospiiul‘
Ity. Social llff' among lilo iwltor class-
es was iron ollioynblc and often, hilar.
ions, the billions ill! privull- 'llOllSOS lit“
ing well filled and tho decanters and
glasses on the locker always at band.
large rooms and balls in tin» taverns
were frequently usod for various fest
flvilics, the lncrl'ynlukors boillg Over
welcomed.
At. willdllalll grccll wrcrc tho public
lionscs of .lohn Stanford, Nathaniel
Hellard and John li‘llt‘ll, all famous for
good entertainlnollt and scones of
mirth lllld i‘ostivily. The Widow (inlay.
Who bcculilc tlio wife of John It‘itcll.
brought to it?! now boom the littlo god
Bacchus. which for many years occu-
pied ll. pi'ominont position in front of
the "old Fill-ll iuvorll.” but now fills
one of gri‘iiik‘l‘ honor in tho rooms of
the Historical soclcly at Willdballi
grain. RA‘VOlliilolliil'y volt-runs fro.
Qili‘lilell lilo tavoi'lls and l'ot-olllltcu
llli‘ll‘ Iltlt‘s of war to cvcl'y willllln
hourors. Ono ol‘ the formor who look-
ed too frequently "upon llii‘ Wlfii' when
it. was rod." accepted a wagor that. lit"
would not. pass licbarll's lllvorn willi-
oilf. stopping for a. drink of film. First
fol‘tifyillg liimsl-ll‘ with ll. glass of it.
ho sllct-t‘i‘llml ill passing llll' tavern
without pausing. Ilc won llii' wager.
but lilo effort was so fatiguing that in-
lmlllt-dlulcly onion-d lilo lilili'i' and
‘llllilil for his favorite bovcrago. Oll
anollior occasion bc siuggl-rl-d into all
lllll barclli-nlloll but adorned with
\vvvlls. .-\ boy soon brought ”in old
man's but from the ”Old whoro ho had
boon uslvvp, bill was told. with tipsy
gravity. to who it back. lliiii tlitlt
iwas the plncc lll which lli‘ always kopt
'l‘ilo pl'osolit Windham inn, although
not a type of the old-limo ttlvl-ru, is :l
i'elliinder of revolutionary days. From
its (lilii-‘i' walls is snspolldod an old
sign bourilll: filo (‘otii of arms of Eng-
lulld and the (info i783.
At the old Provllll-ilct- road ill l’llilllv
fiold stands today tllc spacious tavcrll
which was built and conducted by Cup-
iuin Eaton in auto-rcvoiutillllllry days.
It became a famous and popular public
bonus. and onloyod a wall curncll pui-
rollllgo. its spurious grounds til-l» lll‘ili -
llclllly ill llil‘ slllllo condition as ill illi‘
days WllI‘li Washington and hubby-
cttn worl' its lliiliiil‘t‘il gilt-sis, it Is now
known by the lultl-r‘u ilitlllo.
Ill lllI‘Hi‘ “warns of burly days proily
much cvury nitration of human lull-o
list was llisrtlusoll.
Willi llli‘. ililVi'lil of railways. which
so llllltcl'llllly divrrtl-d Ilit‘ lino of
{and from tho old cllrill roads, up-
pcllrcll tho first symptoms of «loony ill
the iillw-llollorod taverns. 'l‘hoy strug-
ultid for it than against the iniiucnoos
of lli'W ulld lLtll‘lli‘Hi! conditions and tho
rompciitlon of morn modal-ll bosioli‘iou
which gradually ili‘\'i‘lil|l(!il in ”W vi-
cinity of tho now rollics. ()iii- by
out: ”my Hill‘l‘i‘llili.'riltl oxialanco until
at. length the great iomporunce wavo
swept away their last. remaining
uonrcu of profit whoa llli‘ vcncrablc
rcprcllontniivos of long gulls customs
ll‘llflfli‘ll away lill'l‘i’itl'.~~Ntll‘W‘lt‘ll bulls?
in.
g.—
“
GROUP.
' The first sylllplom of this lithium is
liourllcllcilu. Wilcn Chamberlain's
(tough Remedy is about all noon as the
child becomes llollrno, tho attack can
always be uvsrtod. Even after the
crollpy cough has appeared. the attack
can bu wurllsd off by the prompt aim
of this remedy. it ill a curtain cure
for «map and has never boon known
I
0 fall. 0
m..-
"Wlll you marry mo?"
"This is no suddon. You must give
me limo”.
”To consider?"
“No. To break off my other engage-
nlcntll.”—~Clevelund Plain Dealer.
KODOL DIOID’TO WHAT YOU EAT.
., tonsil it comm lrrogu-_
in“ cured filmy old men’
l. ‘2; . i
y r. .
. ' r' I ‘ ,, A ’5
Just a iliilonodoi after in a, will
relieve that fillnosll. bolohlli W
i‘ .. M.
"Manually _ . r .H 1‘
."'lilllt is what 1 nova called you In
my thoughts for tho past taro Wfifiliii'j'f
over since i lourliud your lllllllP~HQ
why not put it in tho loltnr? l kiiow
though it ought to be “My flour Miss
lililnns.’ according ill couvunilon, but
i Want to Write yoli~lbo my I think“
and tho way 1 how not llli'i courngc to
spunk. . , .-
, “Will you l‘llll .mo. a coward whorl
You i'ouil fills? Perhaps an: and pol-v
balls i am. it will bu ions painful for
mo. 1 will not sun filo displeasure in!
your face when .vou llavo road this
letter, as l would if- I should tell you
and look into your eyes—and it would
hurt. Thai. is what I am afraid of“
Margaret Evans—slur I love you, and
i’vo got to let. you know It in this
cowurll’s way. llccllusc my love is
ltrcul and socks oxprosslon. i am no
longer strong onollgh to hold It buck
“liut. l couldnft tell you this and see
your face grow grave with disappoint
mom and rem-ct that i had spoiled ll
whololunno friclldsblp but to bring
upon you an unpleasant task. i'cr-
blips your wouldn't oven fool regret or
disappointment, but only mild con-
tempt for can so lacking in discern-
lllcnt that ho prcsumod upon more
trifling favors of it short companion-
ship to ask far more than real-ton
would allow. ., .
"Allil yet. We intro been good 'com-
rndcs for a. fortnight, Margaret, yoll
and i. We “lei—~lW0 spirits t-nst
adrift on llllcongoniul waters—mud our
tlllulgllt crafts touched. until w«- saw
a llttlc of each other's osuls. Ours
might llii\‘(‘ born an ideal friendship—'-
liolpfnl. tlispnsslonafo and glad; full
of good: a mutual. sympathetic undoi-
standing, which pl‘nciruivs tho decpor
iibrrs oi‘ the heart and soul to warm
Wltll pcacct‘ui glutinous, but not to stir
tho feverish emotions dormant there.
“lint now that you are going my
utul'vcling heart must cry out greedilv
for illorl-—-n pct'visb child which
strotrhcs forth impotent blinds toward
Ini‘ moon and sqilalls in pllcrilc rage
lwcallsc its motilcr, cirmllnstancos,
cannot giro it possosalon of tho unal-
lliilll‘lbio,
"All, well. it must bv «hidden and
Si'lliltlli'il. Iilll still ill-l- cry disturbs.
Tho training was not soon clioligll be
can. You will forgiw mo, will yoll
llol'.‘ You will l'clnombcr only our
l'rlollllship and forgot the rust. it wil
br- but it llli’lllfll‘y, after all. for I shall
go away tonight—«I don't know
\vlllvrl-wuntll i am a man again. In
sit-all of tho weak fool that I am now;
until I truill lllc pocvisll (‘llllil to cry
no more.
"Good flight. my friend. Go on
your way and lot lilo sunlight of your
presence shine into the “you of other
lllcll—~-lllllllvl' and bettor mon. with
stronger hearts 'tllan mlnc. 'i‘hoy
ncod you less, pcrhllps, bill they do-
scrvc you more. And I, ill turn. will
find tho slrl-ngib I lill‘li lil bulilc with
nu'HPll—ililil thoughts of you. flood
by.
.. l... . .. . mm». .... on.
“JOHN li‘l.liJ'l‘(illlt1R."
This was lllf‘ li‘itcr Fletcher wrolt‘.
Illlplllly. almost fovcrlsllly. tho words
bound from his lwll. ’l‘hoy worn
lllllilRlliS that \vl-llcll from his llf‘lii‘lw
just us be put them down: thoughts
which "lust i". oxprcsnod .4i'llll“l|f.'.'.' or
slum-whorl". baforc illi‘,\' stifled him
with tho congcstion of onlotlons un»
i‘xpl‘i‘titiiiil Iiilii lnoxprossiblt‘, Wllli‘h
makes of sonic lili'll pot-ts and of
illlli‘l‘fi suit-bios. l“li‘ii‘ll"i‘ was st-urrc-
ly :iwnro- of any physical i'h'lr‘l'lli‘lil.
thll Ilii‘ ll-ltcr was t-omplntc hr
pllmul il ill on i‘ll\'l‘liipi’. Willi'll lic Ilfl-
drl ssoll. stalllpod llilll H‘illi‘il \\‘llll :Ilu-
sumo rapid motion. 'l‘llcll lib slit in
sill-urn for ll lolll: illl'if‘. bis i‘lliil sunk
upon his lll'l‘lisi.
ll was probably an llollr Will‘ll illl'
striking of tilt» l-lucll u'il’fillst'fl him and
ho lookod at Mill li‘lli‘l' ngulll.
".\l'll~r all. why?" he lllllilklli. lio
was a proud llllln lllld ills oilloctli-n
iiif'llllli't-l \\’('I‘U l-ollillic. bin-k to him lif-
ll-r llll- llt'l'lilil ol' illiilllllililllli‘lll. lli‘
plrlwd llp ilio lotlor. intruding to burn
ii, bill some thought siliyml his hand,
and llfll-r ll Iiiilflli‘llilli')‘ lit-sliaiioll ho
losscd ll bark lippon tln- dusk.
"l lliiil to wrltc if." he told llinlscii'.
"bill silo llt‘i‘il not know." [in pllsht-d
il habit and Ill-gun flliiillii‘l' opinilo.
"My lknur Miss Evans:
"I am sllllllnllly~-prarllcully at u
molllcllt's nlilli'ewfltllllllimii‘il on a
busllioss llllsslon that will prcvollt lily
sol-lug you again iloforo you lolirv. I
had i'illiilii‘il on llllolllnl- day of your
rolllpunionsbip. and shall forogo ii
\‘i'l',\’ I‘i'Kl'i'ifiill)’. i don‘t know how
i shall lilalitllr'v wlfllolit tho lltllc talks
and l'iillllili‘lli'i‘fi which I have. unjoynll
~ii worl- fulllv to toll you how Illiii'li
~—Nllll'ii \vo crossod cucll otllor‘s plitll:
lpllw by ilt'l‘lili‘ill. wasn‘t ll?
“l voiilill'o lo ll0|li‘ iliai )‘Gll will not
forgot llit' just at olirb wlioll you have
l‘tillll‘llf‘il to your homo iiIlil illlli‘l'
fl'ivlllla. Wo mull urn vain. you know
Maud l lllii‘ to liI' I'i‘llli‘flllllil'i'il. Yours
slum-rely.
".li'illN FLIC‘l‘I‘iIER.”
All if touring for his resolution
ifivll‘lli-l‘ l'blllorl'tl his stllokinlg .iuckct.
llolillod his Hil‘i‘i'l i‘lililll‘x quickly and.
picking up the li‘ili'l‘ from 'wllcrc it
My bvslllo tho i‘lilii‘l' on his llosk. lilli'-
rlod out to post It. 'l‘llcll ho roturllcd.
dostroycd lilo othnr loiier and sat
down, to gaze in II dumb sort of way
at tho iittlo pilu of illilli‘li flint romain-
ed to mark its pronouns in the grate.
About noon the next day bu nwoko ill
the chair. to find that ho had slept in
his but and overcoat. that lltltlp.
dronlnlelul sleep with which all over-
, lie-s.
I Al and
chocolate-
covered
stomach, and till other. ,
indigestion. mallet dim“.
out. find cfihllléii’llib ll ,
gestlvtl or iii! to if ,i «-
soul nullity.) ,7 M ,
digs-um; last i insomniac. m
m. ,, in. mg!
3;: or“ month git:
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N .y““'}i‘{’u’l‘l "l1.
limb. lugs 9‘3 if“;
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obligated
i Sklflds
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diaboli- ’ '5‘;me , if
Inuanlfliitl-nvwgm: owiiw . 1,
.. p, w , . .l if ;.
Tile haphazard use of ,tl ,rrmedy
will never discover. its efficacy, ”Fly
lit-aciluill‘s Pliiv. "milling and night.
[and unit tllc l‘lilprlllvullrui lll your
health. ' .
laurhfluuy “film’s
“1:,“ u.» r? ain't“
Bold mvmwhem. Alnlboxeu‘mlandfio.
wrought mind somotlnlcs drugs the
body lo-rostorc the force that it
bus‘tulton. vampire-libs; from ‘cvcry
llorvc and bone and muscle. lt‘letohur
arose anti stretched hinisslf. ’l‘lloli,
be blanood at tho clock lncrmllllously.
.lic trllln be bud intended inking was
gone hours ago. , .
1‘0nly another day." its thought.
wcal'ily. "After ull.,._whu.t does it
matter?” He refreshed himself sonic-
wllat with ll cold baths and started out
for his post-moridlun, breakfast, ,
“(lot to out something." he said to
his reluctant appetite, “(lot to keep
up our strength. 'l‘hcro‘s hard work
ahead."
When Fletcher returned to his
lpnl'tmenfs something made ills hsad
swim, and he put his hand to his
forehead in a strong» sort, of way.
From one of the chairs ill his drnw~
lug room arosc a vision that looked
ilko Margaret Evans. it hold out its
hands to Fletcher. and there was a
light in its eyes such as Fictchor
bud sometimes dreamed might could
to thoso of the road . Morgan-t. ’l‘hc
hallucination was very vivid. it was
qucsr that he should sealhings liko‘
this, Fletcher thought vugllcly. Was
his brain going?
The apparition advanced slowly.
and li‘letchcr fanciod that it spoke.
Then ho saw that be bold u letter in
its hundwtbe lotlcr ho had burncd,
for there was the name “Mm‘garct”
at the bond of it in his own. hand-
writing. He seemed to hear the
word "John." anti it sounded wry
like llcr volt-c.
ll‘lotcllcr stretched out his firm. as
if to ward off something and his hand
touched the letter. it dropped from
the fingers that held it to the floor
and he could hear it rustic us it foil.
‘lllicli'. all of a sudden. the light
came and he realized that it was not
it vision at all. but Margaret Evans
ill tho flosllwulld that she had (‘Ilmk‘
to him: that ho had sent the wrong
latter-valid that the look in her eyss
was his answer. He gave a great. wild
cry that sounded llko a soil and
sfrtocbed forth his arms. The wok
mull «rcpt into‘ them. and they clos-
ud about l‘li‘l‘ hllllgrily, Silo laid hm'
..clld upon his shoulder. and as ill a
dream hr sensed the porflllno of bar
lluii'.~~-i.ollls .l. Stollmtin in San Fran-
l'isctl l'l-ws Lotti-r.
Cisrssl A
. ml: Alvin llllllgil
The filill
¢m
Bears the
Signature of
PECULiAR BOOKKEEPING METH-
ODS.
Judge Wheeler Remarks on Affairs of
Co-operailve Savings Society.
Ii.-\it'I‘l"(lltll. Fob, :u-Slomo sido-
llilllls \vl-rl» thrown on the bllsilloss
iliuiiiods of llii‘ (.‘il-opl'rnllvo Savings
Stu-luly of tillllnoctlcllt in Illi" sillwrlor
(ionl'i rcslol'dily. which won‘ so sug-
gosliri- llllii they cullscll .ludgo Ralph
\i'boclcr to ronlllrk that "tho bookkce-p.
ing rosoniblvd llio style of the Now
York Lift- lilsnrunl-o companion
brought out by tho rum-lit, lnvcstiglr
lions by tho Armstrong Connniltoc.”
'I‘ill- illlitior was brought to tho ill-
Icnllon of illl‘ court on a motion lililili‘
llll-ollgii .l. .l. ll‘lnt‘. Alldrvw It‘. (lull-s
and tillarlvs W. Round. acting for
.illdgo Ii. Holcomb. lilo rocolvor of
lllt~ soc-lcty for tho surrvlidor and Hill-
books of tho society as among lhi‘
bills rlici'lvublo. .ludgo Holcomb l-llllll
tblll illi‘ mill" was originally for $10;
unit was givcn to tho savings «lluocieiy
ill roliirn for lilo pill-chant» prit-o and
till- controlling llllt'i‘i‘i'llfi ill tlic Now
l‘lilfl‘llillil Sol-loly and indorsod by Mr.
(into... his luliillst-l and Mr. itoiilnv till
pl-nsitll-nl llf llii‘ (Yoltllitctii'ut Slcloll’.
Mr. Finn was qllosilililod on tho wil-
lnlnl stand and said that in il‘obruury
Iiliiil. uncut was pill through by Mr.
liohiic with illt‘ tlirl-ctors of the Now
lilnglllpd (lolilpuuy whorl-by tho (‘filib
puny was it) bu colllrollod by tho Con-
necticut company for $10,000. 'l‘hc
chunk of lilo ('klllill-cilrlll company
for that amount as panic payable to
Mr. Ruhllc. who lndnruod it ill favor
of Cbllrlos (i. Mliiiforli, of l’rovidenco,
who divided ilii“ lnoiluy .iiiiilillfi the dis
rcciorsof. tho Rhoda lululld Ooiilpully.
Till-ll Mr. liobno not Mr. Filip to claim
and giro a non. for ”0.009, which was
illdorsod by Robin: and Gates and to
be paid out of tho ltllodt- island Conl-
pully's prints. lic said that he re-
colvciiiuo bollofli from ”W coin and
was asked by Ailm'ili'y Qaliiou for
tho crodilors why in. signed it. foul»
ing that ho "signed it under prof-lance."
flu said that ho lilid board that his
poklilon was in danger and that if he
did not sign lilo noio ho iniltllt lotto
his position. ,Mr. Chilton said that he
could soc no reason why the transac-
tion should uol be colored liDOll‘ilie
books inmost-nun; orodil of iho‘ bill"
high society.
Mil-r further motion Judge Wlicolcr
granted the mutton that tho note lii‘
cancelled and surroudomd.
Wu—
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DON’T DBCIIVI VOUfltlLF.‘ ..
Don't deceiveyourself. if you have.
Indigestion fake thlol Dyspepsia.
Cal-o. it will rot eve you. Roy. w. it.
linolltt, South ila. N. 0.. film: , "’l
was troubled with chronic ludiputioti
for several years; , whuiov r i luv
boomed to on be «reborn, r stout;
tell. mitotic lift yhourt and general
dim .. of. 9.,
radian-lush:
k.
(l . t
* 4f" .1 if: V".
pullllurw‘ttli‘ttah
. . } _ l -- ’3
trillion ’ .« .. .. ..
't: "t .. 'i a";- '2'}
‘ T ”um w’» 3"“ “ww
.9:va ‘ _ .9"
as,
collation of a note for $4.000 on illu
FREE EX
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CONNECTICUT NEWSPAPERS.
(Ansonia Santillcld
Connecticut newspapers arc getting
much advice. tho‘sc’days.’and the ‘most
of it is good. Commencing with the
address at Yalu,.by Melville E. Stone
and continuing through an unusually
helpful session of, the Connecticut (Adi.
torinl assoollli,lml,;tho makers of (ion-
llectiollt newspapers hllVe bean given
about all of lilo ideas rollliivc lo tholr
work that. thcy can well digest. The
public. too.,huu come in full. it... share
of instruction and criticism, regard-
ing lls uttltudc iOWm‘d’lho preamnml,
along with the editors and rcportcls,
is is cxpccfnd to profitit. in fact. It
would rather strange, intloed. if’thc
newspapers of the state did no show
some slight llnprovcmont because of
what has been said and written ,for
them and at them. None of them pro-
foss perfection as yet, none are too
good to be improved. none are too old
to learn. none to young to be taught.
taught. ‘
It was ‘Mclvillc E. Stone who start~
ed tho l'onlnlcnl—-—lhollgil just before
him come wholesome editorials on
holiest Benjamin h‘rallklill,'ihc homely
wisdon of his ”Poor Richard" and
what. Ben did for American journnb
ism. Mr. Stone cautioned ihc nowa-
plipcr men that accuracy was a first
osssntial. promptnesu secondary. and
ill. liurtflirll. Arthur E. liarnos, addres-
sing liminlu'llcu’l editors, rollllndcd
tilom tllul a nowupapor ill order to ho
sucrossflll lllllst. ht- an and in itself.
not a "Wants to an cud. .\t lilo sumo
lilotlilng. Editor George (I. Woodrnil.
of illicllticld. not the standard high
by citing as commendable i'xnmpics
for nlstpupcr in?“ such porsmlagcs as
filial-loll Dudley Warner and Joseph R.
Hllwloy. 0n the same occasion. too.
Franklin MtitiilOWs. of the Now York
Sllpll. spoke of nowspupvr men as int-ll
who do things and who form intimate
at'qlliilliiallf‘tl with other men who do
things. iic honored that. liberty is
this choicest things that comes to us.
and Ilc thought that, it should be out»
llt'il not willl.ll screaming ought but
with an udilor's lK‘ll.
'l‘llon cums ll straight puff from
Mayor liellllcy. of Hartford. who
praised Connecticut papcrs for ethical-
lug tho pllplic in matters of pilblic inl-
portunon. cxcrtlng a grout influence for
good and program, bllt involving a
grout deal of hard. unremitting. coll-
Hi‘ll‘liiliiiifi work. (‘lose of the basis
of llli‘ mot-ling of Hartford was an odi-
lorilll ill the Hartford Times from
which wu clip the following:
“Admiltolily (‘onnectlcul journalism
bus (ll-fools bill the prcdmllillnting (20‘
lor of it is white. The yollor spots on
ii are small. few and anaenlic.._Connec-
licnl. journalism hasn't acquired lilo
lluilit of straining after sensational cf-
fectsmand we venture to hope, that it
never will get addicted to that vice.
it hasn't learned to confound progress
with w ld typoheadllnes. enterprise
wilh ,l'rlllowishneaa. and resourceful-
llcss with misreprountu-
tioll.
ill). all iii till. Connecticut newspa-
pol's illlvo coma in for considerable
alii'lllltill. of into. and it has broil ill
a way which should bring good to the
papers. It will holp tilt-m to gain ac-
curalo information morn rcudily. bo-
ollusu tilt-y arc doomed trustworthy.
and it will iilnplru the Workers to Stout-
or cfforts and help to kcop tbmll
from yielding to temptation to falsify.
and botl'lly. . ' ~
HOW'S THIS? .
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
wurd for any calls ofCaiarrh that can
not be cummb a Hull'llfiatsrrh Cure.
"F. .l. CHEN Y o (10., Toledo. 0.
We. thunndorltiguad. have known
li‘. J. choosy for tile-last. it» years, and
bollovo lliln perfoctly honorable in all
baldness transactions. and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm. , , .. .
WALDING. KINNAN ,‘r. MARVIN.
Wholesale iii-union. Toledo. 0.
Hall's Cuiarrll Ours is taken infor-
ntiliy. acting directly upon thosblood
and mucous surfaces: of tho system.
Testimonials scat from l’rlcc. 75c
per bottic. Sold by all druggists.
'l‘akc liall's Family Pills for consti-
pation. ., ”
30V SIT HOUOI ON FIRE. .
HARTFORD. Fell. ll.-'l‘ho official in-
vnsligulidii info the .25 000 fire at the
bomb of Lafayette, id. Pilio Wednesday.
which bargain in tho office of the lili-
pili‘inillndont of tho sinto olico, today‘
iicilbcrtttt‘
> diaclosod lilo foot tbpt. lltl fire was
started tilrollalflI ihcAmllésgfless t?! tn:
oung non of I‘ll. . a. bus.-
lleepor at the Pike homo. 'f‘ho boy
was pinyl : with a,.toy pistol in tho
"dun” of i‘. Pike’s homo when n spark
sét fire to some filmy drapery. No
further steps will be taken by the pill»
licoi it to uni ~
Mo
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d.
o .11., 9’
dim-u .
lav
‘SOUVENIR 'ro LADIES ‘l
‘ coumcum was...
nl‘BlTlow
A’l‘
,soorsluonwaL
m. landmine limp will .5
literati all our many cuitoilleu
resold s to it); inclusive.
‘ Products and Premiums of
1.32%” cm Buffalo, N. Y.
also MEN’S‘H‘ALL x I6Washington St.
K
ind friends in this vicinity. _ .A'pracllail demonstration of how
Fgctory—to-Fumllydoaliug have“: money and furnishes home:
without icolt.""Come undue all the Laridni Willi-loud.
900 Plenum Evelybody
Welcome. Olsen dilly 97.. In.
to!) p. m.. also Wednesday sud Saturday eventual.
. l
Shareholders Go't'3300 for Each Share
' of Stock Held.
NEW HAVEN. Fob. .3.~!I‘he
New York. Now-‘lilaven and Hartford
Railroad Company has given notice
to the stockholdem of tho Nauxamok
Railroad Company thatou January is
last it was voted by a three-fourths
majority of Nailmltuck railroad. Mock-
llolllcrs to soil thc Nougaluok railroad
property for “1016.574.“ to the 'Now
road Company. in accordance with
this vote Naugotnckruliroad stoc
holders havc boon notified that the.
company has conveyed its property
and franchises to the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com-
pany. and each stockholder has
of stock held. This action showsthut
the New York, New Haven and Hub
ford Railroad Company has already
acquired more than three-fourths“
the Naugatuck's shares, of which 20.-
000 of a par value of $100 each have
been altogether outstanding. The
Nungatuok railnoad has been leased
for utility years bo'tho New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad at
10 pcr cent. on the stock.
- ”M.
uoas tVlbanctrouuo.
This is not circumstantial, but. di~
rccl. evidence of fact. from a resident.
of South Norwulk. that Cornell’s Kid-
ney and Bladder Cum mulls him well.
20 Wrist Sll‘eci, SouihkNorwalk,
January 22. 1906.
The Cornell Romedy (lo. .,
(lentiomcll:-l have had trouble
with my kidneys for a long time. with
excessive pains in the brick in the
(region of the kidneys, which became
uuboarablc. i tried agront number
of remedies and planners. hilt none of
them did me any good.
despair resolved to try it. and i am
happy to say that it worked wonders,
on now I am a well man, without. ache
noy diseases.
Yours thankfully.
Al.,W. 'l‘lclienor.
A Witt-l.
l'd always got up right away.
Nor count the bell accurst,
If i could manage just to sloop
That last ten minutes first.
“New York Times.
LUCKIEST. MAN lN ARKAN8A8.
"I'm the» luckiest m‘an in Arkansas,"
tho restoration of my wife's health at-
and bleeding from the lungs; and i
own my good fortune to the world's
greatest lllcdicino. Dr. King's New
Discovery for lonsumptlon, which I
know from oxperienoe will cure con-
sumption if illiwn In time. 'My wife
improved with first. bottle and mom».
hottios colllplcicd the cure."- Cums
the worst coughs and colds oi- money
refunded. At 1". HrWWI, fichth
Norwalk. and id. l’.,~Wolld'ii, NoMlll.
drllggiats. 50r- andeiO. Trlai‘bob
tic from i‘ " “
--- -.-._..._,........ . 3 ._
instead of iovo lit ing the odomimrof
llll filo nllsury of this World. all lil sung
by fantastic bards. I helluva that tho
misery of this world Is occuloned by
thorn not being lové enough-4m
llcllconsfleld. .
SICK WIVEO AND DAUGHYIRI.
You have oftan seen them with pole
faces, poor appetite, hood and luck.
fiche. symptom. common to ' the wt
Fathers and mothers ion on time-in
flecurlnz Dr. David .Kenuedy's Favor
liaitemedy, o: Readout. N. if. it will
cost only one dollar India moon
chapel-lulu sickness. Write to Dr.
David Kahnedy's Soul. Roodout, N. in.
for a free sample. bottle. “
. , , ,
"Do you' think this covernmcnt in
solo?" ,
"One of the bout. lnvnfm. cuts 1 know
of." answered the sordidfpolitirlan.
“its possibilities for paying dividends
"lliWim'l boon scratched. u yol."-——
Washington Star. ‘
W‘1 ,5.
raionrruuv Iiliitido.
.Cbas. .W. Moore. ll machinist. of
fully burned futon; electrical fumes.
Ha applied Buoklenfil Amino Salvo
with the usual result: "squint: and
perfect euro." _. or“ t. healer on
earth for trump outfall.
Mm and flair. out: till“. first»
' “Infill 0 mod E; P.
tot all
‘ v
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail»
re»
oelved a check for 8300 for each share
i heard of
your Kidney and bladder Cars and in
or pain in lily kidneys. and cheerfully
rocomuwnd it to any one having kid-
Sold in Glendcnnifig's Pharmacy.
.Norwaik; Clifford Pharmacy. South
Norwalk. '
writcs ll. b. Stanley. of Bruno, "since‘
for five years of continuous coughing
Ford City. I'm. had his hand fright,
30m. "
TAMPERED WITH A WITNESS. ‘
l NORWICH, Fob, fir—For tunipering
with a witness in a case which. has
been 'on' trial, Jiidgf- Cal-lei youtordiiy
sent: Vladisluw Kosolinsk'y to iallwfhi‘
sixty days. The man was tried on the
charge curly ill-the wool: antl‘l'dilllll
guilty. 'Man'y foremost-swore “those-
as in the case in which-Kbiitilittu‘ky in-
terim-red. and it was during argument
bntween those that Kosolinsky‘lriud
to infillencc ll witness.
fiOR BlLiO
i
USNESB AND SICK
HEADACHE.
,Tako Orino imitative Fruit. Syrup. it
sweetens the stomach. aids digestion
and acts as a gentle stimulant. 0n the
liver and bowls without irritatinil‘
these creams. "OI‘lIIO laxative Fruit
Syrup eurosrbllllonfinefls and habitual
constipation. Does not. nauseate or
gripe and is mild and pleasant'to lake.
Remember the name Orlno and refuse
to accept any substitute. Pialsted's
Drug Store. "
ANOTHER INSTANCE.
Weary Willie-«l Beetle Japs had to
take a bath before going into battle.
Dusty Iihoades~What was It (dot
Sherman said about war?-——Ncw lfork
Sun.
u‘I—n-d—I-n—nd-h-a—
. .A Mill-loan. i
All oldiime cough syrupsbind the
bowels. This lullvrong. A new idea
was advanced tWo yours ago in Ken-
redy's Laxative Honey and 'l‘ar."l‘lils
malady acts on tllf‘ mucous ‘ manl-
branos of the throat and liinill‘and
iooaenll the bowels at the same tilde.
it expcls all cold from ms. system.
it. clears the throat. strongihcns the
mucous membranes, relieves coughs.
colds. cl'ou‘p, whooping cough. etc. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. ‘ "
in November 10.000 pounds of rah-
blts were shipped from Washington
county. Maine. to Boston. Nata/lib-
standing the grout slaughter: tho sup.
ply is said to be stifliclenl for all
gamers in search of sport or food or
otll.
PiBATiNG FOLEY’B' HONEY AND
. n TAR. ,
Foley & (30., Chicago, originui'pd
Honey and 'l‘ar as a throat and Thin;
‘ l-elnbdy. and on account of the gréat
merit and popularity of Foley’s. Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. These Worthless imv
itntions have similar sounding nain‘os.
Beware of them. Thewgéuulne- Foley’s
Houoy and TM lsln— a yellow package.
Ask for it and refuse any substitute.
if is the best remedy for coughs and
colds. Piaisted's‘ Drug Store. ”
"l a
Shipwrecked Mariner ‘ito the native
who is showing his friendship by rub-
bing noses in the usual native miyl~
Almok 'oro. i don't 'fi‘iipd yell milkin’
this a king or uncommon but. l'm
, dangcd if PM he ‘a ,llloonlln' packet
, illlll'kol'cher.~—Tho Lfll’létch. ‘
A HEALIN. down. ' ,
The Rev. if. C. ‘ iii-ren, pastor‘of
Sharon Baptist Church, ,Bolair. as"
says of Electric Bitters: "it's a God-
send to mankind. ' It cured me, . of
fnmo back, stiff‘iolnlil._lind coin is
physical collapse. i‘was so we in i;
took me half an bout: to walk a folio.
Two bottles of Electric Bitters lino
made me so iiii’onz, .I have just Milli-
od three miles in ‘bQ‘niibuics . andzf'ool
like walking thyrooimoro. “ It's We
a new man of ‘inoJ' Greatest. rdfiio
dy for wanknooti and all Stomach. lilv.
er and Kidney complaints. sold un-
der sacramental F. H. nouns. South
Norwalk, and ll). P. Wood‘s, Norwalk.
Drug Stores. Price'bilc. -"
, . , . , .
"l‘lie formant in tho western hilt-t
of the stats and. ill filial. all over New
England, are not vary enthusiastic
over the main wt or. ’Tfiore“ ill for)
gluon "Quinton _. thawiu 'of t, 0
mall to do iii. any good.“ vii filo v . ,y
William nontliliimthoy say. ' ‘ ‘
u.
Jinn-
. a...
ti or. w. wet" l ,,:
to
fill
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