ill .7, 5311440511 —— Judge
lulled before Judge Howard J.
ll of the Common Pleas Court
1 y in“ the hubs“ corpus pro
brought about a year ago in
or Mrs. 'l‘heresla Moll. who
elapse from committment to
tport sanitarlum, but owing
ace of counsel representing
it was continued until next
it 'matter was reopened upon the
‘ deputation of Attorney Delaney,
{h 110511115 for tho cdnservator, (lus-
Y , 011.01 whost care Mrs. Moll was
. rpus proceedings were held
yanoe. It is ropiesented that.
Moll, who is about 80 years of
, ,5, Is not competent to take care of
are t and that it is necessmy that
0-116 placed in some institution
he will receive proper care.
. cease attracted wide attention a
.301 Mrs. Moll is worth about
- $7, 000 in her own right, and
1. ‘ lie interest in an estate will
nitrate at. about $30,000.11‘ory11ms she
and was known to practically every
resident of North Bridgepmt. She
as a farm in the northeut pa1t 01
j city and during the past your has
there under conditionss which
described as filthy Shci is said to
fleet to delusions that hc1 family
eouting her and trying to take
‘ property away from her, and b111'
child at has been miseiable in the .111
1has a large family of sons and
tern who aver that while they
Mllligg to care for her she will not
. t em, and th only in the r11-
5511.151 of a sanitatillm can she be
W 'eriy cared for. They ask thit
'th _.,habeas corpus procccdings be do
ormined and that she be 1'11 comnut
to Westport sanitmium
Attorney Coughiin was 11111.11 as 111
mrney for Mrs Moll but Satu1d.1y
l Happened befme Judge Curtis‘ and
; bald he. did not. care to proceed in the
1F. iinll brought tho original pro
(loadings he should be asked to appear.
Judge Curtis dcclincd to act in tho
“ use unless Mls )ioll was rcprcso11t111l
and continued tht1 casc till next. Sac
urday morning. lie granted p11r111i+
45,101 to the conservator to Didi 11 Mrs
M 'at St. \"l11111nt' 8 hospital pending
a hearing of thc 111111its of. tho case.
Those convctsant with the condition
in which Mrs. Moll livcs say that she
should not be allowed to continue in
them. Until rcccntly a Mrs. (‘t'onl1
dived with her as a nurse. but was
compelled to leaw1 because Mrs. Moll
would 'not allow her siifllcicnt food.
101.13 quarrelsomc. and threatened l111t'
‘llfe. Others who have uttomplcd to
cure for the old woman have 1'1-11iv11d
like treatment. Ilr, I11. l1‘.l1"it'/.g11111l1l
ho has boon culled professionally in
8 case advises hc1 1'11111oval from hc1
Whom; surroundings.
It is said that shc refuses to l11‘111p a
ilre,aithougl1 thcrc are many toids of
.wood upon the farm 111ttiugzthut
gwhen silo lillH cookml wbnl Illli11 food
1118 01511.11 she pulls H111 wood out of
the. stove and stamps out tht1 fire to
" , ve expenec The place win-1'1- she
flights is described as u collar and not
5 for human habitation.
Her rclntlvos uskcd that. she ib' 11d
«wmmlttcd to Woslport during tho
Witter months and say that in tho
:3 as she may be 1lll11w11d to return
he farm. Insanity is (luimcd upon
money matters only. it is suit! that
5551; many sililjt‘t'ls 40111 i.'. pt-rfcctly
$91118
, f‘Bilim the plot coding. 0i 0 your out;
she has ileoll in tin1 custody of It'll
lion as conservator with tho and..-
standing that Hilt' i111 pcimiticd. ‘ ) lltc
upon the farm. Matters 1111111 now b.1-
come so bad, hcr family 11105.1... tl1. 1t
at least for the wlnlcr months this is
no longer permissible.
Judge Curtis has asslizncd the llliti~
tor for hearing next. Saturday moru~
that. .___.
MODOL DIGESTB WHAT YOU EAT.
” ”not a little Kodol after meals will
relieve that fuincus. bolt him: gun on
filmtiuoh and all other symptoms of
indigestion. 1 Kodol digests what you
dirt. and enables the stomach and 10
live organs to pcilonn their lunc-
on! naturally. Kodol la 41 thorough
stunt and will afford relief from
_ ’y‘dilortlcr duo in impcrfoct. diges-
Ii 10‘ mal-nsslmllatlon. Sold by The
3000 Pharmacy.
‘ rings may he a failure. but when
.5” to alimony following ault. lt‘u
. just about impossible to be
the bowels are right and
this to be Well when they ,
Throtig'h its action on
55115115105 a milk route in this city. "
’ use and suggested that 11s A1tto11111y,
.. home of the bride. at
. 1.
In.“
Nrkrmltsfll
-(2¢
also Wrihl .5055. govt
”mi....rru""1.'::5"::5"r 113° 1""
4141150. Illi‘i'iiil lililia
BOXER TROUBLE lN CHINA.
u-uu—n-
Wong Fang Says it is About to Cul-
mlnate in Great Man-acre.
CHICAGO. Fob. 12.~—A dispatch to'
the Inter-Ocean from Cincinnati, Ohio.
says:
Wong Foug, former secretary of the
Six Companies in San ll‘l‘ililCiSCO. who
is visiting in this city. says he thinks
the boxer trouble in China is about
to culminate in the greatest 11111115111117.
of modern times.
H11. issued the following. warning to
several American friends last. night.
loiegraphlng it to Seattle, hos Ango-
Ies and San Francisco:
“The blow in about. to fall. Cubic
warning to friends to loavc Chitin at
once. Tell them to seek protection
of Germany temporarily and to get out.
of the country before Feb. 24.
Ii‘ong 'is visiting Ah Loo Wai. tht1
wealthiest. of the local chinese rcsi
dents, and after the 11111550ch new1
sent. explained tiicit purpost-1 as' fol-
lows:
"i received word yesterday that lht1
‘ordct' has boon soul. out to the sober»
dinntc circles of the Chinese Itoi‘orm
Association to throw off all the foreign
1.111111111111112 in our country. startiutz l1‘11b.
24. The association is ostensibly pul-
riotic.”
A CARD.
This is to certify that all druggisis
are authorized to refund your moucy
if Foley’s Honey and 'l‘ar fails to cure
your cough or cold. It stops the
cough. heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures
111 grippe cough and prevents pneu-
monia. and consumption. Contains no
opiates. The genuine is in u yol-
low package. Refuse substitutes.
Plaistod‘s Drug Store. ”
RAILROAD DEAL COMPLETED.
Southern Pacific Secures Branch Road
And Coal Lands.
SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. ”roll ll.
ilurrimau, l'lpcs Randolph and their at
siclutos. who ill't‘ iulcrcstmi in tho
Arizona and f‘olorudo Railway cutcrv
prise that will eventually l1111'on111 11
Stillllli‘lll I’uciiic branch. 11111.1 bought
1.1. 1111.1 coal 111ml 111111 1111111' l)111'1111;.'.11.
(‘olo.. and huvc just. paid down 11 part
of tho purchase pricc. it Is said it
will require $2,000,000 to complete the
deal
The Period Fucl Company and the
Boston Coal and F1111] Company's coal
lands are lnclutlcd in tho purchnsc: air
so thousands of acres of udjoiuiup
11ml lauds. .lohn McNicl negotitltcd
the dcul for tho ltu1'1'imuu-Iiaudolpit
people,
HEADACHE.
'I‘ulw Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup. It
swcctcus the stomach. aids digestion
and acts as a ccntlc stimulant on tho
livcr and bowels without lrrltatlnc
thcso organs. Oriuo Imxntivc Fruit
Syrup curcs bliliousncss and habitual
constipation. Docs not uuusente or
gripe and is mild and pleasant to tukc.
licmcmhcr the name ()rino and rci‘usc
to ilcccpl, any substitute. l’laistvd's
Drug Store. ”
H
LEE—FAY WEDDING.
Marriage of Prominent Danbury Peo-
ple Early Saturday Morning.
I1‘1'1tuk Ilcury 1,111.1. 01111 of Ilnubury'n
most protulucnt and successful 111111111-
l’ucturcrs. and Miss Mary .losophino
l1‘ny, whosc work in musical clrclcs
11nd hcr councctlon with tho l).'1ubury
Music School, no lcus than 1011 i'ucl
that. ultc is u 11111111bcr of 111111 of 11111
promlucnl families of liunbury. has
math1 l111r woll known and popular in
linubury‘s social circles. \1'111'11 111111'~
ricd Saturday morning at St. Peter‘s
Catholic Church, in iluubui'y, with u
nuptial high nun-is 111.1Iohrutcd by 141111.
Wailcr .I, Shank-y. rector of tho
church. licv. .lohn l). K111111111ly. putt
tor of St. Joseph's Church. performed
tht1 marriage 1'1‘11'11mony, and Father
Shunlcy prououuct-d tho bicssluu.
'J‘hc brldc was nlt11111l11d by her sister,
Anna Schuldlco lfny, and tin- ui'ootu
was ntlcndctl by Janice Ii. Murphy.
I'bo. brldc worn it gown of wbltc lnco
over whitt1 silk and u but to match.
'l‘lu.1 iuurrinuo wnu performed quietly.
only the tuctubt'ru oi the lmmodlntc
families being pi‘oucnl,
Immodlntcly llilf'l‘ tho. ccrcmony 11
Wedding broukfiu-tt wan scrvcd ut the
llli 'Iliiicriy
street, Ihtnbury to tht1 some limited
company.
'i‘ltcrdwore many beautiful wedding
gifts. anion; them being 11 mahogany
chest. of table silver from tho 4.1111
ployocu of the lm stiff hut factory
and a large punch bowl and act. of cut.
glass from the cuiployctm of tiw l..1111
soft but factory.
Mr. and Mrs. inc b-ft i‘inubnry on
the 10:10 express for a short southern
trip. (in their return they will reside
at 10] Park avenue. Danbnry.
THE. chLow FEVER OIRM
has recently been discovered. it bears
a close resemblance to the malaria
got-m 'J‘o free the system from dis
ease germs. the most. effective remedy
in 01.144555 New Life Pills. flour
unload to cure all 51551.55. due to fun-
iarla poison and constipation. 255.
at if H. Baxter's. Barth 1151101111. and
is. P. Wood 5. Norwaik Drug litter-1.1.
111-1111. 51.11.. 111. ‘
plush conversant with the organization
i i. a L i
315;” Wan-sauna .
410111511311 the world is full of love
it. 115 dubs money sunset
0 ”W 501545151
1 by the eliciti-
Rav. Waliarl. Shauiey Clalm’s
that England is Plotting to
1 get Contraband lies Brought
up Many False Charges
m...—
Tbe ltlditor of The Sentinel:
Interest in the ango question in
widesprcnd in our country and incredu-
lug. England has its eye on the Con-
;c. The marvelous development of
this great country under Belgian uti-
niinlstratlon has made it a coveted
prize for English greed. England
cannot swoop down upon it and seize
it. without alleging a reason.
sorts to her old tactics of pumping up
charges against the pours-r which sht-
seeks to dislodge. iior
.hurgc cruelty and muladministration.
and sock to arouse sympathy in Ameri-
(:11. Missionaries who have failed in
their work in tho Congo have, by false
charges, mint-avored to form public
opinion against the Congo administru
tion, with a view to secure action by
Congress in sympathy with England's
so 011111 of spoliation.
The charges have been disproved
by the testimony of witnesses of the
highest character and integrity such
as Sir H. H. Johnson, 1luclish cont-
missloncr to the Uganda; Mr. Mobotu.
11x-A1ucricun consul: the Itcv W (Iren-
l’11li. lllt‘ Rev. W ii'olmnu Bentoiy. tho
licv. W. H1. Leslie, the Rev. W. Law
«ton Forfeit. Baptist. missionaries;
Hurry Guinness. M. l).; J. Gustavus
Whitcly. of the Institute of Interns
tieunl Law: Mr. Plokcrsgili, British
consul: Major ii. I]. (libouoy, (hiptnin
H. l‘). Boll,R.A.,Mi.l(1111p11r Vans.
:11. En' llsh civil onuinoor; Mujot Pow
ell (lotton_.lol111 Henderson. Alexaudcr
Davis, W. 11. Stewart and others.
From the abundant testimony of 1‘61
iubb1 witnesses. 1 will select. four Bap-
tist missionaries. who have lived in the
Congo, and J. Gustavus Whitciy.
A lluptist. tho iicv. George (Iroufoll,
wliosc long residence in the Congo 1-111-
nblcd him to give an opinion, says:
"It is to ho 1'1eg1'11tl111‘i that in tho 1'11-
ceul ‘1'11yt1inlion‘ made by cortuin mis-
sionurios. i'nlsc charges have. been
miut'lcd with accusation only compro-
hcnsiblc by taxing their nulhors with
incxcusublo unstablcnoss.
"I 11111 out1 of the rare Europeans no
tuttlly rosidiug' in Congo who was ac-
quuiutcd with this country bci'orc the
slate was established. and who can
compurc thc situation with th11 present
111111. l1‘1n'this reason. I wish to state
that l moat slncortly uppt'cciutc the
advantages :1tl1'udiu'z tl111 11::tnblisll-
111.1111 10‘ 1t civilized govct'n111oui. and i
proclaim that. l 11111 more and 111111'1:1
11111111111 for tho order 11nd libcrty 1111—“
iuully mistingff
I11 11 letter to Mr. [1111110111.0 Swedish
ofllccr, in May. l003. Mr. Grcufcil
spooks of having been "much struck
by tho order which has been establish-
11d 111111 by the real pt'olrress accom-
plished. The progress that. has been
Illllilt‘ is nothing lcss thuu 111111'relous."
'l‘l111 R111: W. [.11wstm Forfeit. an
inglish iiuptlst 111issionnry. writing to
thc commissnrypcnoral of Now Ant-
worn. March 14. 1000, says:
“The condition of the natives is
much improved. All tbc villages of
11111 district can ho visitcd in absolute
sul‘cty, and l bot: to congratululc you
on tl111 tranquility of thc district of
which you are cominissary—gcncruI."
’I‘hc Itcv. W. llolmnn Ii11ntt1ly, the
bond of tho lbtptist 111i11sions in tho
Count). has on sovcrnl occasions 11211
0111155110 fuyoi‘abh' opinions as to lbt1
progress effected in tho (‘ono'o State,
11.11. for cxulnplo:
“iit'iutz ouc of tho i‘ouudcrs of thc
linplist iliisslons in llit' Count). whcl'c
l huvc 1'1111ld1-d slucc Mr. Stanley‘s ur~
1'i\'ul in 1.1470. thc 1fi1w y11;11"s advent
drew my uttt-uilou to tho liulucnso
progrcss rcnllzcd in this country till!"
int; lhc brief pct'iod oi‘ lw11lv11 yours.
The liclginns may w1-ll I111 proud of
tho purl which their small country has
1'luy1-d in thc opening up of Africa.
'l‘1l11 burning (nu-.1111... of tho d1luk 1111!
llc has boon dcttii with 1'111'1'1-tT1111ll111l\
by lht1 (‘ongo Stutc 'l‘l111 pub of
spirituous liquors to tho nullrcu has
0111'" strictly prohibllcd ovcr 11incty-
nitn1 illliltil‘l'tilii of its widc nt'cu. W11
have good reasons for knowing that
this rostrlctlon has bot-u 11tl'ctiv4-."
The New York Sun 1110111111! in Sop.
tomboy. I000. to on lll‘ilf‘ii‘ \vrlllcu by
tho Roy. W. II. 1.11141111111~ .‘1111 Alum‘icult
lbtpiist Missionary Union 1114 follows:
“Mr. lmslic rcfcrs to tho exceeding
degradation of tho f‘oucn pcoplo twvu-
ty yours 111111. ”11 spooks with much
cuthuulnmu of the social and moral up-
lifting and industrial dcvclopnlcut
within that lw11nty ycuru. “11 says
that lho ponplc nrc looming in work.
urc learning to road and write. nro
clothing ”11110141011115. 11ml urc bulldluu
hotter bounce. In other words. they
111111 m'ndunlly adopting the 11111111111144
and customs .of civilization."
l lmvc quolcd four iluptlut mission-
111'0114 who have labored for tin- hin-
do. All of them prulso tlu1 work of
thc (bingo government.
i will uddttcc the tostlmonv of anolh-
111 witness of the highest character
and integrity 0 lnymuu. an American.
Mr. James tilistavuu Wliili‘il. of Haiti-
more, 11 member of tho luutilutc of Iu~
turuutiouul Law. charged in represent.
on different. occasions the unverumcnt
of tho ilultcd 801ch at several inlen
national congresses. and who is then
and administration of the Congo.
says:
"it in unfortunate that so many also
impressions about the Congo are
b.1011 accepted without examination.
Ho
0115 of the great achievements of tho {1 <
State has been the 1.115111151151041 ' ‘
Congo
of the Arab slave trade. it. is esti-
mated that 100 000 active: were 111111511 '
re- 1
turn your in the slave raids.
neatly: new an erroneous statement to
‘01:. effect that on. 50105 raids are btill
carried on.
"'i'foilié‘ prevalent
ward to 0&0 im
Ol‘i‘Ol‘ i! in N
' womanhood
She reg
emissarios, the l‘inkham 011100. and go to
do 55111.5 completely out-.11 not.”
The root. 3000 Lydiall Pinkhqpi'u
Vapour l0 Compound in data among-
the women of 5.1.5.1.... in e treating
he attention of man of our leading
{1 ipeopll sonata
The following letter is only one of
many thousands which are. on tile in
rove
beyond question that. Lydia E. 'illk-
ham' 51 Vegetable Compound must be a
remedy of great merit. othcrwlsc it
could not produce such marvelous
results among sick and ailing women.
Dear Mr: 111511555.»
“About nine months 0 I Whoa great 50!-
feror with Initiate 11mph Which Mud 1115
severe pain, 5x51151115 nervousness mull fro.
nont. headaches. from which the doctor
alled to nailevo ma. WE. Muir»
item's Vegetable Commund, and within .1
abort time felt better. and slim taking five
bottle! of itl was entirely cured I therefore
heartily recommend your Compound as a
splendid rentals tonic. It makes he monthly
periods r titer and without pain and what.
a ”1.11.5155. I: to find such a rem edy after so
many doctors fail to help you. I am pleased
to rcmtnmend it. to all autferiu women. ‘0.
Mrs Sara Wilson, 31 East‘id S 5, Chain-
natal. Ohio.
If you have suppressed or painful
eriods. won knees of the. stomach.
indigcstion. bloating. pelvic tutorrb,
nervous prostration, dinniuosu, faint-
neaa. ‘ don‘t-care ‘ 111111"\vant-11\be~
left alone “ feeling. excitability, lint-k-
ache or the blues. thorn-1.11111. surc indi-
cations of female wettkncsu. or some
derangement. of the organs. In such
out-1115 thcrc. is ono tricd 11.1111 true remedy
——l‘.ydiu. E. l’inkhum‘s Vegetable Com-
pound.
........ a!
not abroad that there are many air-.011-
tlos conuuittod. 'l l1111c have been
cases in which the nativms' have been
11.111lt111utc1l'by minor officials. .1 but
[11111.11 .11‘11 isoluicd c 11.1115 and 111'11 1111.1
\‘t'lt1ly punished by the authorities. A
commission for thc protection of tho
nnllvcs was cstabllshcd by u decrcc
of the govcrnmcut. ’i‘hls commission
consisted of scvcn lucmburs. lit-lug:
liirco Catholic priests and four Protcs-
tuut. missionaries. Those. "who cry
against tbc Congo :11'11 at small band.
and gcncrully of small itnportnnco
"'l‘ht,1 (11111211 8111111 lurnisbcs :1 model
for civilization in new countries. A
grout 111111 It has mien accomplished in
equatorial Africa, and. as a distin-
uuishcd missionary said: “I’osterity
will place. the name of Leopold at the
bond of human bcnofuctors for the
princely entcrprisc, pcrscveranm»: and
sacriflcos contributed by him in such
11 (111130!"
The il\'11 witncsscs whosc testimony
I have udduccd arc all Protestants. i
have not quoted 01111 Catholic witness.
All hour testimony to tho prosperity,
udvaiicctncnt and improvement. of the
natives of the Congo under Belgian
111l11. lsolntcd cast-s of crutlty on
the part of minor officers l11ivc boon
punlshcd. W11 find 11 \vm’St‘ condition
among the neurons of our own couu
try. who 111'11 burned at stake. hanged
or shot to Iitnllh. and tho poriwit'utors
no uupuiusbod.
'i‘bo 1111.111pninn conductcd in England
against the t‘ougo dates from lho time
wbcu tl111 prosperity of thc Congo Stale
[111121111111 11lll1'uu11l. i1‘111' yours, it was
attliuiuistcrcd as it is now. “”1“" the
stutc buducl was only ublo to oilfcrt 0
bnluncc by tho HlliiHitllt‘H of tho iKun
of tho licigintts, there was no com
plnlnl. but when tho “111111 of tht1 (lon-
uo took 11 inurltml 1l1-1V11lopnt11ut and to-
tal exports rose from 10,000,000 francs
in 180.0 to 110,000,000 in I902, lino movc-
mom unaiust tho t‘ougo was plump-d.
.111d l1‘uul1tu1l plunucd ll
\\'.\l ”Hm .I SHANld'lY.
M ii. It) 1900
. No our 1111. 1111111 "consumption. ion
.5.
llnubui'y
c1111 pr11v.111t I1 though. 01'. Wood's
Norway l‘ln1- Syrup cums coughs.
colds, bronchitis. uorc throat. Never
falls.
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
Slopbcn Mug, of Mt-rldmi. has lilcd
a petition in bankruptcy with the Unit.
111! 80111111 district court. H11 has “111
Million of $3,534.90 find no assets.
The Rorluiltl Mntmfuclurlnn (tout
puny, of Milford, has filed with the
United 811111144 Circuit Court a bill of
complaint in Its suit against the lilbu
(‘lty brass and 'ltlvct Company. of
i’lnlnvl l11 and Thomas W. Corbett. of
Now luvcn, its prontdcnt. Infrinmn
1111110. [of a 1hr ruck pattern is allot:-
110.
Each day author up loouc threads
of thy life that. if thou die without
warning the ends may not revel.
I am the boss of
this store.
I sell “ Dandru-
cide" by the
score.
declare.
It's best 1,... the
' hair. 1
Buy ltwyou'li use
thm no mm.
”a '4 .
“manétalnilhr relic. 51415115511
“film-1551115.:
All ,the people_9-.11p..‘i1=1: .5716"! 000:.
. 5
Propond Organization to he an AI—
”elation, Not amen. 1
Moore White Post. 0. A. ft. of Dan-
0100’. line not yet. taken action regard-
‘ in; the 5151501 of organizing 5. county
association of the Grand Army of the
Republic but one of the members of
the Falriield County committee,. which
will have charge of the formation of
the organization. is a Danbury man,
Capt. C. Qulen. and the local post will
Probably take favorable action on the
question in ' the near: future.
.0010 project was launched .by the De.
pertinent. of Connecticut. and therefore
has official endorsement. Committees
have been appointed in each county to
' formulate a plan of organization. and
tho Fairfleld County committee has a].
' ready met‘ and considered the' ques-
tion. although nothing definite
been decided.
The organization will not be a comp
.ty post, an it has been referred to in
some places, but' an association of the
members of the local posts.
The object of' the organization will
be to encourage interest to the Grand
Army of the Republic assist the weak-
or posts and provide a means for bold-
ing the few remaining members of
posts which go out of existence.
--—-—-—.——-————
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re~
ward for any case of Catarrh that can!
not be cured by Hall's Cutarrii,Cure.
11‘. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned, have knolvn
if. .I Cheney 101 the lost. 15 yeats and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions. and financially
able to carry out any Obligations mode
by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, 0.
Hells Qatarrh Care is taken inter-
daily acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price, 751:
per bottle Sold by all drugglsts
'i‘aherliall's Family Pills for consti-
potion.
has
CONNECTICUT S. A. R.
The seventeenth annual dinner of
the Connecticut Sons of American
Revolution will be hold at The Elton.
Waltn'bury, on February 2. The did
our will he attended by members front
all parts of the slate. Dinner will
he served at 2 o'clock, No seats will
be reserved after February 17. The
spcagcrs will be Jonathan Trumbull.
president of the society; Congressman
John Wesley Gains, of Tennessee;
Prof. W. C. Wickcs, historian general
of thc Sons of the American Revolu-
tion; Marcus While, of New Britain,
and Rev. Oscar Haywood, of Water-
bury.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
tit-L. says: “i suffered for years with
lyspcpsiu, used to have great distress
111d belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 00
cent bottle cured me compictely.
For sale by R. H. I’laisted, F. It. Bax-
ter and the_ (‘llfford Pharmacy. “
—N0 COMBINE.
Report That Trust is Gobbllng Drug
Store. Generally Denied Here.
BRIDGEI’ORT, Fob, 12.~—'i‘l1e report
that many prominent drug storcs in
.his city are soon to be merged in :1
drug trust to I111 known as the United
Chemists Company is being general-
ly (1011ch today. The promoters of
ihl.‘ trust me be able to purchase
01111, or two of lite drug stores 11111101011»
cut in "111 report, but tl111 majority of
their proprietors will not sell or ally
themselves with any such scheme.
William Hamilton. proprietor of thc
.lcnulo Hamilton pharmacy, was asked
oday about the report that ho was i11-
111'11st11d in the project. He. denied
it 1.1.1npbatlcally, saying that he had
mt been interviewed about it, and his
.toro was not for suit.1 and that I111
11111w absolutely nothing about th11
111111111' further than what ho had read
11 ”11' papers.
'l‘onmiyva—Pop, what are sun spots?
I’tip~-—~Frecl1|cs,
i‘omtnu's
freckles.
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HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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TIME TABLE.
In Effect November 13, 1005.
LEAVE IOUTH NOBWALK
EW YORK
my son.
FOR
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5:50 5:55 7:.45 8:18. 8:.42 5:05:
5: 523. 5 '.60 1015511. 11 0511:1711.
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4:23x, 5:46. 0201:. 0:84. 0:403, 7.17:.
1:00x. 0:581. 10::2.
Ax.
P BIL-0150:. 8105:. 5:46. 0:011.
7:28. 8:00x. 8223:. 0:0211. 10:14. ,
NEW YORK FOR OOUTH NORWALK
A M.:—-—4‘.l50 6:00 01.50 81003.0:08
7140:. 5: oo:.' mi 15: 0211.
11:00:, 11:03.
P.M.:--12 on: 1 54. 325011. :1 55.
5: 51: 514411. 4:55, 4:52, 5. 05: 5:05
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walleye.
A. if.:--0 05 7: 50. 10: on.
P. Ida—4: 55.5154. 4:552. 5:032.
11: 00:, 12: 00:
IOUTH NORWOLK TO NIW
A. him-13. 03K, 1' 2111. 1' 55!. 0.10,
7:39,8:39,9:111,10‘011. 112113. 11:43.
P. :10" 1130. 3:101. ‘- 32
6:10 I: 23 6: 08!, 0. 31. 7.101. 3:081,
5: 22. 11:5 ii.
rt. In addition to above.
Bridge
P. M.---- :45, 4: “4: 2:20
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it'll
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lb lithu .
4 15.4 rt "
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them are good paying propositions and'
10: 05
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murmur-mm l
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, humour Stomgchdllan'hoea
. Worms .Convuiswns feverish-
ness and Loss 01‘ SLEEP.
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Facsimile Signature of
5.1 515
Thirty Years
{1'.
Hill
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WE HAVE TAKEN A FEW PATTERNS THIS WEEK OF OUR TEN.
TWELVE AND FOURTEEN DOLLAR COUCHS AND MARKED THEM
ALL DOWN TO SEVEN DOLLARS AND NiNETY-EIG'HT CENTS. THEY
HAVE SIX AND SEVEN ROWS OF TUFTSLALL SPRING HEAD AND
EDGE. 6 FT. 4 IN. LONG AND 28IAN D 30 IN. WIDE. COVERED WITH EX-
TRA QUALITY VELOUR. THE EXCELLENT VALUES OFFERED IN-
VITE YOUR ATTENTION AND THEIR COMFORT INVITE YOU TO OWN
[In]. COUNTS“ "CO;
12-18 North Main StreeL
d
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Hutton 151.1 the Latest?
It's all over town. They say Raymond has the best Coal. We
1cartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
best stock. But don’t take our word for it. Try 34 load and prove
‘t to your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. If it's all right,
give us a chance at your Winter's Coal. We are here to do business.
, Telephone 113—3.
Raymon
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1151.1. Irousers Specials tor "lids” Wool—1..
W'ATCH WINDOW FOR SPECIALS.
COPYRIGHT CLOTHING 1'0
SOUTH NORWALK
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
All kinds of Fresh and Salt Meals. Canned
Goods. etc. at lowest possible prices. ,
Strictlu Fresh E005. 255 151.5. 16;. for 250
J. w. DODGE,
IUCGESBOR TO JACOB OOHAUI.
.2: WASHINGTON STREET. :5. Phone 3334.
. 19.....-“
15.1... “Ex..." "
éoal at $4.5
NO. 2 NUT. the III' out lit. in town at: Alietl'u ‘
m grada- of Anthracite it the 15 warmth-51“”. a“.
Atrium-derail:
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”Wilflm '05
Norwalk Chronicler