"Absorbing Lolly oiddrs ., Are . Ap- Trousuror May m . , love by the New Haven bill Is now operates under plan to buy In all the coup , rred stock of the Boston brill-Air Line Railroad Com- miven along the line follow- ‘ loathe acquisition of the railroad. letters have been ya. 8. May. treasurer of van road to all of the hold- mon and preferred stock Lina road in which is re- .. hey state terms on which ' ay be bought. it Is also It this letter that if the , . of. to the: liking of the reserves the right to turn . alien . .. 'lgoitliin Will. Suva Expense. it r, from Mr. May indicates of the company to par- ‘. . ,‘the outstanding stock of Wily and make it a part of fiaven system in the literal that/term. By taking over the ‘ ‘company the requiremcm ‘un~lndlvldnal system of gigs of the operations on the obviated and other advant. accrue to the New Haven. , s in line with the policy of ,‘ during recent years in j t, belt of its leased lines. I , . ,em a part of the general “ gaping away with Individual go of these roads, thus saving durable expense. Wrmd‘stochof the Air Lin: ‘ little short of 33.000000 but a 'oi‘the New Haven road llcld . an one-half of II, which was . bafsed in the open market. It is 'n ‘ W,ith0ugh few sales am 1'9 ‘ from 110 to .116 a share. The took of the company is not The reason for this is day. common were not guaranteed ears. common has held its voting pow- ,Ilt carries nothing also with it, of been sold anywhere from $5 I a share. The total issue of (‘tllil- by the Air Line was about $900,. ““S‘ut only one-tomb of that sum “ withstanding. l"'“V‘Whliibifive Prices Barred. lhfi'ititeresting to notc [hill thc com- y tr calling for prices on this stock , y be holders rcscrvcs the right to any offering oi which the pricc .w sidere‘d prohibitive. This action ' fly is the rcsuli of tho passage brooch-t. law which makes It pus r the New iiavcn road to as- . . motion and control. as an own fig Gilt holds Ihrcc-foul‘lhs of the ’ ' any other company operating state. 3Line has about 50 miles of ,3 y'runs from New llavcn lo u-"t‘ic. It was built by tho co- « 'of the towns along the line k in the 70's. 'l‘hcsc towns be mad and It) further the lid carry it to a successful , no number of the towns is— ~ as and turned the money over 7 romot'ers of the company. it Why: proved a paying lnvcst. , far as the profcrrcd stock corned. but the common ucvur Jim a iihurc oi’ the profits of use was given the Now Iiuv- V. .ITOP THAT COLD , reault In Pneumonia. Bra , . is breaking up colds when- Iid. almost. without. exception. 50c ‘and $1.00 battles. The Baxter's and Maintain " SURE OF A MORTGAGE. tho-m John w. senile Served .IPII‘I on Wilton Part es. All? Sheriff John W, Sculloy o Wilton yesterday afternoon. ”all paper” in u forecloaurc mile against. DoWiIi 0. Hull .‘H‘b‘d‘fiu. and Joseph B. llod~ ”Maud-Burundi c. Hodges. troll heir: of Della A. Hall. . i in; on two not» of 3150 van to-John Gorhum. who him of 8860. The case will littba coalition pious court Bryant. Case a Bloomer moment. the plaintiff. ay of acquiring the pro- ~ merge. this corporation Into ‘ " . the strikers. crammed memo av cmcaoo. » i .~ lawn. a member of t , Old ‘ con l . Cohoil'pation. 01mm laxative Fruit Syrupwill posi- tion as it. re. stores the natural action 0 ’ the intestinal tract. Ordinary cathartics may give tom- porar , relief but. the stomach is upset; and't‘ e bowels are irritated without any permanent benefit having been derived. . r.- .r it" rial," an.» my '1 lively mire chronic conslvi FUNERAL OF MR. DEKLYN. Danbury Suspended Business During the Obsequles Yesterday. The funeral of Charles IJeKlyn was held at. 11:30 ycstérday morning at his late hoine on- Deer Hill avenue, Dun- bury. and a great many of the friends and business acquaintances gathered with the members of the family to pay a last tribute of respect. to the oldest of Danbu‘ry‘s merchants. The casket encasing Mr. DeKiyn's remains. rested in the north parlor. where it was surrounded and almost. couccalcd from view by a wealth of beautiful floral pieces. The officiating clcrgymcn were the Rev. Andrew C. Hubbard. D.l)., and the Rcv. Charlton Ii. Boiles, pastor emeritus and pastor respectively, of the Second Baptist Church, at. the services of which church Mr. DeKlyu was long an alien- don't. The service was simple and impress- Ively solemn. A passage from the Scripturca was read by the Rev. Hubbard and the Rev. Mr. Boilcs offcr- cd prayer. Dr. Hubbard made the eulogy, speaking of the beauty of Mr. Del-(lyu's lift} and of the delightful memory that. it left as an ln-ritagc to his family and fricnds. ’i‘hc quarleilc of tho Second Baptist Church song during the scrvicc. The funeral coricgc_ that escorted ihc rcmaius to Wooster cclucicry, whore tho iuicrmcnt was madc. was a large one. The flowers llllcd two up- cu carriages. Prom tWteivc until half-past one o‘clock yesterday the storms of Dan» bury suspended business and drew their cuiraius as a tribute of respect to Mr. l)cKi,vn. 'I‘hcy never grind or slckcn. but cleanse and sircngthcu the stomach, liver and bowls. This is the unlvcn sol verdict of the many thousands who use Derll‘s Little Early Risers."l‘hese famous lliilc pills rollove headache. goonslipatlon. biiiousucss. jaundice, tor- pid liver. sullow complexion, etc. Try Little Early Risers. The Clifford Pharmacy. " CAPT. WILDMAN'S EXPERIMENTS. The notion that the scudiu-g of liltéii' sages by wireless telegraph is not ul'~ Icctcd by the weather, may. it. seems. he a mistake. in the current Issue of the Electrical World Capt. l.. D. Wild- mun, ‘U. S. A.. of tho United Stutcs Signal Corps, dcscrilws a carton of rec- ords obtained In Alaska. going loshuw that when- thc wind velocity was murk- od tho weakness of the signals was also marked. Several exceptions to this rule. arc, howovcr. noted. Rain and snow also had a damping effect. the latter apparently more pronounced than the rain. If these statements are Justified by the later tests (the instruments used were crudel, says the Electrical World. it will only mean that more power must be employed in the sending of preseason during storms and high window-New York Globe. A NEW iDlA. All old-time Cough Syrups bind the bowels. This In wrong. A new Idea was advanced two years ago in Ken: rsdy'il Laxative Honey and Tan Thil remedy acid on the mucous mem- branes of the throat and lungs and loosen: the bowels at. the some time. It expel: all cold from the system. It clears the throat. strengthens the mucou- membranu. relieves cousin. colds. croup whooping cough. etc. Sold by The Oil on! Pharmacy. " cHicAoo ORCHIOTIIA on cram. CHICAGO. Feb. 20.-~AI u curtain minor to the performance at the Great Northern Theatre lut night, the or- chestra of eight. players want on strike. All are members of the Mn- siciano' Union. The only man who remained was the loader, Chariot Quinn. several nonunion players who were waitln , took the places of ’r e Musiciano’ Union matted that Mr. autumn-ti paid the plum: only 012 a weak. whereas they afg entitled, under the union scale. to OHIdAOO. il‘ob. summons L. Dick. University. of 39mm“ raga . . _,iI on. bfiio trillion in the West ll“ ‘ P if ' ’v,ciii‘.$fdl“" an , ‘timuioiioo Without frail , lo I (lama Laxative FruitByrup in new initiative syrup combined with the deli- ‘cious flower of fruits. and is very pleas- ant to take. It will not gripe orsicken. It is much more pleasant and: effective than Pills. Tablets and Saline Waters. as it does nobdcrpuge the Stomach. or irritate the Kidneys. Liver or Bowels.‘ ' ll. Nichols and Churlcs Hibburd, both ling lilo mixcd court at Shanghai. he taken. HIE ' Proper-d only by FOLEY ~~ 7 Stomalc 'Rhsmmiillic a he pd changed. The Stomach. have. not.beon stimulated and in a few. days a stronger purgative may have in be} This is why Pills and Aperient Waters never give permanent relief. Their violdnb action. results in an uncut- ural movementofi the bowels and ibis nec- elioacy lilo keep taking them indefinitely. Why ORINO is different. Oamo Laxative Fruihsyrup is the only preparation that. really acts, upon all of the digestive or ans. Other prepar- ations act upon the diver bovvel only and do not touch the Liver. It can very read. ily ‘be' seen that a reparation that does not act upon all 0 the digestive organs clout removals un- . «proclaim Liver and Bowels p picked. ‘ 00.. Ohio-co. Iii. , DOLD AND REOOMMENDSD 'IY PLAISTED’S DRUG ems BRIDGEPORT CADET QUITB. Resigns From Naval Academy—Wan Arrested for Hazing. - Midshipman Flurle Buckingham, of Bridgeport, has resigned from the nu- vai academy. , His resignation was accepted Saturday and Congressman Hill was notified to nominate. some oihor young man for the place. Buckingham was appointed to the academy by Congressman Hill in 1904. and had thcrcforc completed his sec- ond your. He has always stood well in his studios. He was recently ar- rested in connection with the charges 01' hazing. and was awaiting trial by court martial. He was dissatisfied with tho Ircuilncul he had received at the hands of the officials and had asked his father-liar permission to re— sign. His father is Francis 8. Buck‘ inghalu. secretary of the Roof ’I‘reo Publishing Company. of llridxcporl. and ho gave his son permission to re- sign If he thought host. The resignations of Midshipmen (I. ol' the- i‘ourih class. at the naval acade- my, have also been accepted. CHINESE ANTI-FOREIGN FEELING Several Societies Are Planning Them, and Violence is Expected. VICTORIA. ll. 0.. Feb. 2U.~'i‘hc siuamcr Athenian. from the Orient. brings adviccs of the l’ncrcasc of anti- i'orclgn fooling in China to which some officials are giving curourugcmcut., Shanghai pupcrs call attention to the unthioreigu action of Viceroy Chou Pu. t'oliowim.r tho rcccni riots regard ltnvin-g dccidcd to build a jail for the custody of prlsoucrs hold at tho inlxcd court at a cost of tilroc-qunriers of u million dollars. The North China Daily Ncws says thprc is absolutely no‘ need for such an establishment. the new municipal jail serving the pur- poses, and classes the action as simply due to Ili<i'ecllng and Iii-icmper trans- lating into action the null-foreign i‘ocl- lug. In South China the un-ii-iuroluu Icel- ing in oven more murkcd. Arrivals from lions Kong and Canton suy visits to fill! native citil's now Ilivolvc risk- iuvg Ilw fruvelol"s life. The situation in Canton and vicinity In intensified because of popular discontent intend the now (illlnuac taxation law, which has resulted ill thc assassination January 21 of the uuvorllor-zclwral of ‘Kwnn luau provlncc. 'I‘hut tlunaulidorelim fouling is widespread in ovidonccd by risiugs against the French pritmts In Yuuuun for to tho westward of Burch» nuts The Koluo-Auc Society is plan- ning anti-foreign rislmgs. 'I‘Iu- vice- loy of Yuuunn In reporting the al- taclts on the French missions says the priests of. Miriam; Fu have shot and killed several Chinese. VALUE OF YIRKEO’ ESTATE. Bold to be Only Half of What Wu First Reported. CHICAGO. Fob. 20.--'i‘llc Chronicle today says; Biorlling reports have vouched the ears of Chicago financiers that tho reputed $lh.000.000 estate of the lute Charles T. Yerkes is fictitious. That. It will not aggregate more than $6,000,000 is a report. credited by Chi- cago bankers who have had occasion to make an investigation of the form- or traction promoicr's holdings. Since the death of Mr. Yerkes much of the supposed values of traction stocks In Chicago and motion are da- clarsd to have dwindled to an enor- lrous degree. This situation has pluc- od in jeopardy the gigantic New York Hospital project which the late frac- tion king had provided for in bill will on a monument to his memory. That the audio ohm. Yerke- could not truthfully be quoted as 316.000.- 000, was admitted last night by Altar» nay Clarence Knight. who represent- ed Mr. Yerkes during the cloning y re of his life and who drew. the will ‘ il- podingof his property. _ "Thurs-norm you any on oylntion for the statement that the armed- tagfi would amount to “6.000.000." he on . "Thom was nothing In the will to indicate tbst’audb was the aggregatol value of the «state. As to whether the estate will mount to more. onions mu. ”5.000.000. I have soluble. to all sunburst: ) ewes. M .. 7.. """EoXL’Iérufié‘émiilx'ctv. " ' ‘ m The Report is That Operators Will Re- fuse All Demands. NEW YORK. Feb. 2ii.—~'i‘ho work of preparing in (Iciull the demands of the ant. rucilo minors by tho commitlocs is practically «animated, and they will probably be presented to the operators cithcr Wednesday or Thursday. There was a session of the commit‘ tees today. A joint session of the min. are and operators committees will be hold by the end of the week, when it will become known whether the de- mands have been accepted or reject- mi. There is a growing fooling that the operators are preparing to force a striko by rcfnsing flatly all the de- mands. ‘ In any event a long shut down of the mines this summer ls forecaster! be- cause of line enormous illl’illluw of coal pilcd up by the operators, which moi-d be worked off until the normal supply on hand is reached. .a. CASTORIA For Infants abdbhildrcn. , Tile Kiri You liars Aluminum 3“" $4623; Signature of ’ SAME OLD RUMOR. President Mellon Denies Reported Pur. chase of Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co.'o Trolley Linen. NEW HAVEN. Fob. 20.~'l‘he rumor lbul the New York. New Haven and Hartford road through its Consolidat- ed Railways company has about cum- pietc arrangements for the purchase of the Connecticut Railway and Light- ing Company was given official denial al the general oliicus oi the New Ha» you road today, According in advices from Hartford, the deal, “was about" comploted. Pres- idoni C. S. Mellon. of tho Now I-invcn road. howcvur, says this Is not true. _ Hartford look tho story seriously bo- cause Allan W. I’uigc, counscl for tho Connecticut Railway and Lighting (lo. wan not definite ououub regarding the i’liflifil‘. It may bc said, however. that tho (.‘onn. Railway and Lighting Company is willing to cloud the bargain but it takes to make thong-ill and the New Haven road won'rf plyl’fancy prices for the C. It. & 1.. Company's stock and bond issues. LUCKIEST MAN: IN ARKANSAS. "Pin the incklosbman In Arkansas." writes H. L. Stuti‘.o:.'of Bruno, “since the restoration'ofvmy wife’slieolth af- ter five years ofcontlnucul oousblnx and bleeding from the lupus: and I owe my good i' films to the world's greatest medic 0., Dr. King's New Diloovory, for Consumption. which I know from expel-lupus. II cure nou- aum‘ptiou if taken In tll'n . My wife Im raved with, first. bottle, and twelve ho lieu completed the euro." Cure; the worst colilrhn and coins or money reloaded. Al; i“. ll. Baxter's, South Not-walk. and If. P. Wood's. Norwalk. druulstl. 60c and $1.09. Trial but.- "firm. PRIZI FIGHT lN NIW HAVIN. NEW HAVEN. Pub. 20.—-A four round prim light with thin gloves was taught in tho one-u in the park near West Rock yesterday afternoon. so- rordin; to a report maria yeltorday to Prddident iicnry Blake of this Perk. Unmmiuion. 'i'llcre were over three hundred spectator-u who utmorontiv had been Informed of thamfli in such a way that their going truths park was not particularly. noticed. After the debt. tho crowd made no. pretence of multimillion quiet. behavior. The rill! Will .bituhcd at. a place where it was outside of the iurtndlotlou divine New Haven police had any been thereto interfere. . . “MW 4 W are authorized to remand your money if. Weldon” will?“ fall: to care or: I your Mutt,“ . . .9 ' Mill pm on. Mi... at for _ , broom bulimia mm Liver. Indigestion. Bout Stomach. ebo- ‘ : J ‘ For alumna animals} ‘ ‘ ‘ ngwhcu . I Tokugawa. Laxative. Fruit Snap. It directions the stomach, aids di cation and acts as a gentle stimulanb on t. to liver and bowels without. irritating these. organs. , Clears the Complexion. OaI‘NO Laxative Fruit. Syrup chronicles the [liver and thorou ‘ system and clears i3 pimples and blotches. ‘It is the best lax- ative 1701‘ women and children as it. is mild and leusant‘. and does not. gripe or ofuoe substitutes. ' Toke ORINO Laxative Fruit. Syrup and if you are notnfiofiod your money will be refunded. of tho tillctltldnls at the hospital dc- , A canto. . f' 'I‘hll Is to mrtliy install druullll ‘, it. stealthy: m » u ii Trouble 1d filiycleansos the no complexion of HE CANNOT SLEEP. The Terrible Suffering‘of W. R. Krinks of Bridgeport. BRIIXIEI’OII'I‘. Feb. 20.-0ne of the strangest cuseslliflvt has calm to the allcniion‘oi tho medical profession, of tilts city. is the case of W. Ii. Krinks. who has not been asleep since he was taken to the Bridgeport Hospital on December 4th last. ten weeks ago. His oxisirmco Is described as a living death and while he is rational during the day, he is wakeful but delirious at night. , Krillks livcd at 44 Clarence street and has been a carpcntcr by trade, and is married. He is suffering from neph- ritis. which results from an accumula- tion of wait-r in tho body. suffering, from undocartiils. showing that his heart is Involved. The patient cannot lay down. and is In a sitting position all the time. His position Is not restful. and roulciimcs will not allow him to slbep. and it is a constant suffering. The. attacks of «Icllriousncss at night arc tho only relief to his sufferings. Ono scribed lilo casi- Iliiy lust cvcniug by saying, "be Is beyond iifc lull cannot dic." ,, HOW’O THIS? We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Cutilrrh that can: not be cured by Hull‘s Catarrb Cure. F. J. CHENEY d: 00., Toledo, 0. We. the undersigned, have known It‘. J, Clieucy for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions. and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. WALIIING. KINNAN d: MARVIN. Wholesale Drugglsia, Toledo, 0. Hall‘s Catarrh Cure is taken Inter- nally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price, 75¢ per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hull's Family Pills for consii. putlon. ” -—-.. NAMES WIFE'S MUSIC, MASTER. W Retired Connecticut Busineu Man Charges Woman With Being too Friendly With the Professor. WiNi-l'i‘lill). Fob. 20.~—H. 0. Adams, an aged retired business man. who was rcccnlly sued by his wife, Rosel- la. minty years his juuor, for divorce and 310.000 alimony. has brought a conduct with Professor William 1... Vlbbert. a young lnusio instructor. ' Vlbbsrt coulomb/lasted from Syru- cusc. N. Y. and lived at. the Adams home. on Main about. before Mrs, Adv ams sued for a decree on the grounds of cruelty. Adams says he used to sweep the carpets, dust the furniture. wash the dishes in winter and do other house work. He now visits his first wife. from whom he cots divorce to marry his present. wife. THE YELLOW FEVER GIRM has recently been discovered. It bears a close resemblance to the malaria germ» To freebie «.Iystom from dis ease permit, the moat altogtlve. remedy is Dr. King’s/New. Life Illa. ,Gunru unload to care all dismal due to oil- iurla poison and comtipallon. 25c. at F. ii. Baxter's, South Norwallt. and saw swan. Mb. "20.41... direc- tors of the State Business Manse As: far the coming your. computes. were appointed. calculi after the var- ious phases ,oi.’ the organlmlon‘a work and the mastic was presided over by President Iii. . Aiwatur. Fol. lowing. the meeting them was a ban- .GD.OBI!~BIQU,LTA :I'l-ii MIT I i,l ll. of ovannilm. have done an, toroidal. i. am Now I. ll be fun ,. , ,. I UT. _, . , We , , ~ . encounter! I, plies-Now Halo of Tween. N HA lag ol’ the directors limbo Nowflavan a. proposition to reduce thallium of turn :conmilsioii lo the publib‘ux'aihbt“ the ,M rap ,1, the company will fix a role He is also, coutltorsull charging his wife with this ‘ ‘Iil. P. Wood's, Norwulk, Drug Store? _ BTA'I'I lusmqu MlNd' Assocm. TION radiation mot yesterday in the room». of the local mociolionand unnamed. landfill . 0‘ , Feb. £0.—-— At the meet; and at. New York satin-day afternoon on one branch lino of “the road in lhlii alutp..one-iulli_ a cent auntie. was upprovodnnd “resident. Mellon ' was luau-acted to invorniauiaapdrcpori on the advisability of a similar reduction on other branch lilies runnl cu . of this city. lnaddlilon to tulle“ rad cal earning; power utility on any. plans for elecrrlfylnstiic-New rit division between Stamford and New iork city wordppprovnd. These also: include the erection of a power houseLon, this division. . ,. ‘ The reduction of fares approved; is (In the Berkshire division. Beginninlt oft vo could a mile, while hitherto the patrons of ,lth lino have paid (We and a hurt“ coma a mile. ’l‘wo cents a mile in the main lino tale; President Molten Was insirucicd by the directors to look Into ihc mailer. and report to tho directors thoadvisablllt’y of mak- ing a similar reduction on tho Naugh- took and Northampton division‘s. MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER. More than half mankind over sixty years of age stiffer from kidney and bladder disorders usually .enlarxment of,pr0iiirate land.» This Isboth pain- l‘ul and dan betlfl‘: and Foley’s Kili- .ney Care should be taken “the first sign of danger. as it corrects irregu- iilritlcs and has cured” many old‘ men of tins disease. Mr. Rodney barbell. Rock Port. Mo, writes: I suffered with enlarged prostrate land and killi any trouble for yelp-spat}? after taking two bottles of Foley's lduey Cured fool better than I have for twenty years. although i am now 91 years old." Plnlsled‘s Drug Siore.‘ " ADDRESS ON FOREIGN MISSIONS. Program Rendered at Pint all New Briuln. NEW BRITAIN. Feb. 20.-—A meet.- lng of the pastors. church cillcers. cor. porutc and honorary members of. the American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions was held In the First Chl'rch yesterday. There were two sessions, one at 10:30 o'clock yes- tcrdnv morning, which was devoted principally to prayer and consultation. and was in charge of Harry Wade Hicks. of Boston. the Young People’s secretary of the American Board. The second session was held at 2:30 o'clock with Prof. l). N. Camp. of this city. as the presiding officer. The program was as follows: Devotional service, Address Irvingr M. (‘hannou of Micronesia. Address. Rev. 1“. l). Bridgman. of South Africa. Ilymu. Addrcss, Rev. William Filiioit Grif- fis. D D. of llllucu. N, l Siair-nwu: A brief statement as to lilo luaalll'scondition Secretary Com cilus H. i’atiou. of Boston. Gl’fivlillgfi from Chitin. Rev. Arthur II. Smith, I). II. of China. ROUGH HANDS MADE SMOOTH. A man who once had rough horny bands made them soft and smooth with Witch Hazel Salve. but he used the genuine-«that bearingthe name “E? C. Dertt. & 00.. Chicago." For sores, boils, cuts, burns. bruises, etc... II. has no equal and affords almost im- mediate relief from blind. bleeding. urea In Rev. sni‘i't‘rcd for yours with bl‘flll" . rhiui Ilb‘iillilil, and doctors sllc Vnccd ucvcr expect to inc rid of it. but two years ago a friend Who . had been cured of a Asimllilr affliction by Liuoninc pres vailcd upon her to try it, with the result that she was cured at once and has had. of tilt“ Mrs. ii'rcncil is always pleas- told her no return discasc. cd to spook a good word-«for Liuoniuc. as she is indeed grateful for tho good it rcn—” dcrcd hcr. , . Linoniuc is more titan a mere temporary cure for throat and lung troubles as it enters the blood and warms and rcvigoratcs the whole system. ‘ COTTON STRIKE NOT ENDED. None of the Weaveroin Moosup Pro- unfod. Thomson!“ at Finder}. MOOSSU P, Feb. Zoe—Contrary inex- poctailons the strike of the 170 cot.- ton weavers at the mill of the Aldrich Manufacturing Company was not end- ed today, none of the men putting in an appearance at'tbe mill. ‘Itwau understood that the men at a. meet- Ing Saturday night decided to go batik to work this morning. ‘Thcre is no disagreement over. wages. it. In said. the trouble being cause by the em- ployment of certain mill oases, which the weavers object. to. The first. of the weavers want out Friday and by Saturday noon 170 men were out. it is stated at the office of the com- pany today that no attempt has been made, to tilt the places of the men and that the company had no idea as [0 when the strike would be bro- ken. IMPORTANT To THE NORWALKB. Would It surprise you to read that John D. Rockefeller had given away his entire wealth? If so, how much more surprising it must be.- to read such testimonials as we present. We do not publish testimonials from peo- ple a. thousand miles away. whom you do not know or have never seen. but present. those from maple you do know and meet every our people of character and prominent in our bush ness and social life, who have taken Cornell’s.Kidney and Bladder Cure. and gratefully testify to Its wonderful curative properties. Ask your neigh- bors and friends about It. They have used it; For sale at Glendening’s Pharmacy, Norwalk; Clifford Phar- macy and F. H. Baxter's Pharmac South Norwaik. y. C. Running is the only exercise that itching and protruding piles. Sold bv 'I‘ho Clifford Pharmacy. l" W ._,..v~...._.. ..... 'l‘o‘Our Friends add Patrons‘: As you probably have observed, a cocoa-and with your cooperation we and supplies under the head may need in WIRING FIXTURES ARC LAMPS ~ MINIATURE LAMPS HEATING APPARATUS DECORATIONS INCANDESOENT LAMPS MOTOR! GENERATORS of “EV Anticipating your favors, we are. wllu' . ' macaw. Dr. uncommon his band ‘ lulled _. (I loll Electrical Br. 36. waoiimolgou sinner. sou-m NORWALK, ................u... Sincerely your». really beautifles. We take pleasure in announcing that we are ready for business. "EVERYTHING’ ELECTRICAL" is our specialty. thoroughly equipped electrical con- tracting and supply house In this vicinity has been a need long unfilled. We too have thought of this and as sons of this [rand old town in which we proudly believe, have invested our finances in a determination to meet this will succeed. To accomplish the. end In view we merely ask you to let us serve you with Information. estimates EllYTHING EIJECTRICAL" that. you FANG SIGNS BELLS “PIMPHONBB some “MINES NOVIWIEI BIPMII TESTING. ETC. A postal or telephone call will bring our solicitor to you, or we will be honored. with a visit from you at our place-of business. 36 Washington Street. You have the need—we can fill "Hers got-l together. The point is. we want. your business and will attend to it promptly M9”, panting it. I l I r? WILLIAM Hi > ‘» J03EPH' A. we m, W. on cameo! folk—Mi emulate. «trust: your attention, and-o ton of all loo- tlon. 1Our “$1035“ tritium ‘ ‘ props” "ll , a militia“ momentum random “mil bu: barium www.mu boa-Id Ill handled in :oucnildlz. Mill: fill! mm, Moll M .. riot thorium-hot. wil: mil. ‘ at ~ inflict-def. s .4"
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