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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 22, 1906 · page 6

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noun] report of the board of

 
 

, lion in New Haven presented
I liar W. H Brown is publish
follows:

(New Instructors.

lowing changes have occur-

 
 
 
 

 
 

_ 0M. A from Yale univer-
05. began work as chemist

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, on the staff of the Illinois
,lbultu‘ral station.
J. Shamey, Ph. 13., a graduac of
, Ina “humility of the class (It 1904.
" dined the staff as chemist on October

at to! a Wire?

, 4 firms and individuals
mfor sale in this state 275 dis
brands of commercial fertilizeis.

n‘: the spring Mr. Churchill visited

fig towns and villages of the state and

, 1 samples or feItllIzeI-s As re

hired by law, all of these brands have

Mn analyzed under Dr WlIIton’s (ii

.313 tiom’ind besides them other sam-

fiertllizars and munurial waste

grodhcte. making the total number of

f6 lizer analyses 600.

State Work Done

Under the provisions of the law re-

rding food products. Mr. Churchill

,Slted 22 towns and villages and

Mught 811 samples of food pIodmts

filial; have been examined and the

adulterated foods In all (uses prompt
1y reported to the ( lIy (‘Ulllllllssllllli‘l'
with whom rests t e cuimcoIIIonI of
tile law. Two bombed and seventy (no
other samples of food products from
phone sources have been analyzod

’ {for the dairy commissioner 447

16%. making the total number of

_ IIprOducts 1.529. This work has

_ _n done in the analytical laboratory

' {Ill ",I' Dr, Wintons direction The

’ amount of mtcroswplc study in-
ed has been done wholly by llr
hon. The account of this work is
alias to. be printed.

Ulider the terms of the law regard-

lng commercial feeds 337 analyses of

feeding stuffs. collected in the fall of

. 1904, have been made and the results

, published in: January In bulletin No.

‘ 147.

/ Two hundred and twenty-seven sam-
ples of feeding stuffs have been drawn
within the last few weeks and, with

" others now being drawn. will be im-
mediately analyzed for the informa-

. ,tion of dairymcn and other feeders of
stock. ,

Dr. Winton has done all of the Inl-

whoopic labor Involved in the iotcgo

,, 5 work and has directed the chcml

out work done by him and the seals

taut chemists, Messrs Bailey and An-

3 W. and Miss Balber

r. Britten, the entomologist. with

his} assistants. has experimented with

minis] spraying mixtures for the San
anal 6. having about six thousand

: trace under test. Special studies lIqu

Mn made of the insects attacking to-

. a, of shade tree insects and (It

. those concerned in

1: flowers of fruit trees

.018 state entomologist

' Ill“ made 41 nurser and

inspection
(30 ilectlons and notes on little known

or hitherto unreported diseases
finals of the state have been made.

, " Other work now in progress is a list

, doll ted by Dr Clinton in Porto Rico

. in I 4. a report on the downy mildews

of this state for the geological and

natural history survey and an exten
in of his monograph (III the North

American Ustilugluouc for the lI ‘iol'u of

North America. premixed by the New

York Botanical garden

Experiments in Forestry.
The forester. Mr. Home, has prac-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

pollinating the

Dr. Britten
EI'I orchard

 
 
 

 
 
 

. tically finished the planting of tho
‘ILockwood field of 45 acres
Tilers has been bought from the

Lockwood fund an additional ira(t ot'

* :3 acres adjoining the Lockwood field,

. (I called the C ark field. About ten

' 'e' of this field have been planted

tn chestnut and eight acres with

Wen. These two fields, the property

a station, are used for experimen-
oreetry ,wmk.

bout 100 acres have been added to

"2‘

total area 1.000 acres, and Improve-
cuttin has been done on about
acres 0 this tract. A tract of
at 250 acres has been bought for
‘ Itatc forest in the town of Union
it ill in large part not wooded at
not. but well stiller] to the growth
of White pine which it is proposed to
plant here

 
 

r Hawas win two assistants has

made a study of chestnut growth

. oodlotn and has established some

bashful areas in woodland for

tgd study of forest growth. lie has

‘” vised and mode working plans

lnumber of persons who desired

pitpye their woodland or to plant

. ,‘tt'aes, and bus answered all calls

" _ or... farmers on the improve-
, ,tlImI wuodiots.

loco Bradley.

. . In cooperation with theI

. at industry of the United

_ talent of agriculture has
what the improvement of
flattens and Brasilia/aw
bacon, by selection of

labor for nailing no also

, This work has been
, East Hartfordu Jall
.‘as‘ulismnce from (If

each

hfillfl

,» of the connecticut Agricul-

of

 

LID Loouuao A rams.

‘ M
Ma my» 9pm holiday and Doing
‘ um Edible".

I anomaly. Eel: film-The next move
“by the advocates at Sunday closing is
Intuition with some in; crest, as once
more last Bunday the merchants. or a
portion of them, thIow (10qu the

Nat)“ and defied the lqu

«or portion of. the oayi at least
our of the fruit and confectionery
dealers kept their places of business
open and up to a late hour of the av-
(InlayI were apparently doing a goodI
business.-

It was reported this mmulng, that
prominent members at the ace lattes
that originated the movement for a,
stricter observance of the Sunday laws:
had visited these places of business
and without making purchases had
priced the goods, which. of course,

the clause of the law which mentions,
the exposure of goodsI Ifor sale. This
would seem to indicate another prose- i
‘cutlou, which would have a different
ending from the first.

so far as the silicone Were concern-
ed it is stated that the lid was on tight?

l_ the experience of Dennis Donovani

last Sunday. making the dealers care-
ful about giving any possible room
Central House states that he won be-
staged all day in: his dining rooms
with requests for drink, the men slat-
ing that they were unable to get any
:It the saloons. Mr. Merritt, however.
declined to oblige. and turned the
thirsty ones away without relief.

NEW LIGHT.

Very Bright.

lllillelIlPOll'l‘. F‘cb. 21.I«—'l‘lI(I Cou~
necllcut linilwuy :III-xl Lighting (.‘(IIIII
puny experimented last night with a
powerful headlight (If a new design
on the Sontliport line and It gave such
satisfaction that the company will
probably (quip all ot‘ its subur ban ( t‘llS
with them soon. It is the (Irousc-i
Hines combination urc and incandes-I
cIIIIt headlight and is so math- that by:
pressing a button tho light can be
made into Illl ordinary inciIIultIscoIII‘
light. or are light.

The arc light is so powerful that it;
throws a flood of light 1.200 feet, bril-
liantly lighting up the (Inth roadway
in front of the cm‘ and Is designed (Is.
pecially for suburban use. It Is too
brilliant to be used In the city and
when the suburban cars are equipped
with them the motor-men, when com-
ing into the city, simply turn off the
are light, using the Incandescent light
that is now used by all of the city cars.‘

The company which makes the light
put it on one (If the cars last night for
demonstrating purposes. and it gaw
instant satisfaction. The (notormeu are
enthusiastic lII-Ithcir praise of its Incr-
its and say that It constitutes a safety
feature that should have a decided ((Iu-
(lency owards minimizing the danger
of accidents in the night by reason (If
the great distance which the lays of
light extend ahead of the car and the’
breadth of the light.

PHESlDENT CASTRO ACTIVE.

 

 

Encouraged by the Fact lhathnlted
States and France Have not
Acted.

WILLEMSTED, island of Curacao.
lI‘cbuury 2l.~«A well-informed oflicial
(If Caracas in a letter received here
today says that President Castro, cu-
couragcd in his war against foreigners
by the fact that the United States and
France have, taken no action against
Venezuela. has given orders to pre-
pare the documents to InsiituttI legal
proceedings against the La (lualru
Harbor Corportation and the La Gual
ru~Carscas Railroad. These compan-
ies are both owned by British sub-
jects and are largely capitalized. The
writer of the letter referred to adds
that they probably will suffer the some
fate as the Asphalt. and other con-
come.

The Venezuela government has crest.
ad a monopoly of the manufacture of
cigarettes. obllging all IIIunufucIurors
to join a trust, in which President
Castro and his friends have acquired
the lion's share.

 

NEW CORPORATIONS.

The Morley System, Incorporated, of
Greenwich. has filed a certificate of In-
corporation with the state secretary.
The corporation proposes to “outer
Into and promote the jewelry and op
tical business for the purpose of ca-
iabliehimg and operating stores and
properties in this and other states."
The authorized capital stock is $50.~
000 and business will begin with $l6,—
000. Robert W. Morley and Steven
E. Hall. of Springfield and Harriette
‘. D Tower of Axawam, Mass, are
the Incorporators.

The Davis Decorating Company. of
Greenwich. has filed a ectrlllcate of in-
corporation. Tho cupitul‘stock author-
ized Is $10,000, all paid In. R. Flank
Davis. William Frederick Bocrum and
Frederick W. Jaynes all (It Green-
wich, are the Incorporators.

A certificate of incorporation has
been filed by the George'l‘ . Johnson
Drug Company of Norfolk, which has
George T. Johnson '1‘. Powell Donahue
and Eliza H. Johnson. all of Norfolk.
as incorporators. The capital stock to
$10,000. all paid in. A certificate of
organization has been filed by the E
F'. MorguaiCompatIy. of New London.

W

PREGSBD CAR STEEL- PROFITS
NEW YOHRK Feb '21.—-—l’roilts of
$1 106. 901 fbr, the year ending Decem-
ber 31 last an Increase of $1,814, 012,
as compared with the revlous year
are shown in the pump let report Is-
sued today by} the Pressed Steel Gar
C.ompuny he company’s business
in 1904 was conducted at a loss of
3707111 according to the report

CONNECTICUT Olill’HNG NEWS.
NEW LONDON “Arrived
Schooners Email F. angst; from Pro-
vldanoo tor Buillluorolrdahah Bork e-
‘Ills roiudo , iaraw . all.
wannabe from
west. . “

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’rpndera the merchants liable under.

for prosecution. The proprietor of the ,

’ Lake pcupit-

 

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ll. p halt (I'd thins
all

 

hares a coup One Night. ;

Guaranteed in Cats Any Cough 259
Only Radical (like fbr Bronchitis. , 506

Cures Wurst Group in a Few M

Cures sue Throat sud liberated Twila.
Only Punitive (litre for Quick Consumption. ,
Kills the (latent Microbe and Cures in One Month.

Opens Brawl”; Forum and Rayon- 1!.»th

if I .‘l'

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luutes.

 

Cd'res flay Fever or Money Reloaded 50- ,. $1.90

 

Cam
In 24 been

 

 

 

 

’ 25c, 5.0

Headlight For the "TroIIey Cars is Bop- JACKSON&CO-. MFA Chemists.

anything on oEarhh That almsgllsthma.

“IE-all: stfm Mam-mud incl-mm
Mi pouto mmremflnli
Finley. Couulpailan and mu, wit-n in

Macbeth bailout... Kill: the

 

homo: stings in I 20 days treatv

«coed. Mum (pent Taxicab. fab-

«Imam. wo- I this mammals

venting lock jaw. liver luviporator

Kill- a boil over end Headache Bear .4

night. Cum all bib/Jill]: with 6 3|

get-(Ii dim. In bottle of Brazilian
.I'.°suIIw°.s"'::.trz. xmwflw $912....‘3: I ..
gflgflawnkfimflus aloe "7W" “A mNh‘fi“ with mind:

(I and $1. 00 AND l1

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

vigor of youth.‘
all Isa lath. Mump-
NF of bee. weep or

Etruscan.) 2.3;.
WIN ‘3.
iNfllANA‘POLlS. INDIANA.

 

 

 

 

 

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LANE PEOPLE AND IIIE
HOLLANDS uow ALLIED

Submarine Boat Builders Join
in Fighting a Common toe——
Workxis Directed Against the
Electric Boat 00

“m

it now appears that inventor HolI
land of the Holland torpedo boat, who
has heretofore fought the Lake bout
people with all his (night. is taking a
position which places him on their
side oi‘ the contention beforn (i‘ongross.
if not actually IIllying himself with the
Lakes. Previously one (If the worst
things that the Lake company has bad
to contend with bus lItIcII the framing
of sections of ui‘IpIIoprlIIIIOII bills and
other uu-usurcs which dealt directly
with submarines in such at (annual

that they (‘tlllltl not come under (hot All oldlituc (‘ouub Sirupb bind the

provisions with their boats.
special (lespntcb to the
American roIu Washington.

Mr. Holland has always aided and
alu-tltd in (MI. -(II at least has ili't‘ll
(:‘IIIditIIIl with so doing by the Lake
company And It has furnished one
(If the (blot bases of strength for the
Holland boat in the wars-long strug-
gb to maintain its place III the Amerl-I
(on now and keep the Bridgeport
submarine out.

llut now Mr. Holland is sending out
to members and senators a letter
in which he states that. the Electric
Boat Company, of Newark. N. .l. to
II hi(h be some year ago sold his pat-
ants and to which (I. was until less
than a year ago under a ilva- year con-
(tact with is (wing to have placed in
the naval appropriation bill wording
which will shut both him and the
out (If any (ompctitivt-
tests of the merits of submarines of
different makes. it is hardly likely
that be and the Lake people buvc.I
made any agreement on this mattcrw
at least. it cannot be found out that
they have~~bul liolAand is taking the
sumo ground that. Simon Lake took
two years ago and that his father. .I.
C. Lake, who is in Washington repre.
Beating the Lake boat now. has taken
this session.

Holland is ready to make a sub-
marine, under new, patents issued
Hiuco his contract with the Electric
Boat Company ran out, which be as
sorts will be superior to anything now
in use. by the IIavy-—I—tlIouglI be is carc-
ful not to disparage the Lake boat in
thiswand insists that every submar-
ine now owned by the United, States
gOVcrIIIIIout is obsolete and useless for
practical purposes. lie wants the bill
in question fratnod so that he and
Luke can get in under it and would
like to keep the Electric Boat people
out, If he (would. lie (loan’t go this
far, however. That ooucurn has pray
ed out an injunction against him and
is fighting him in the courts and he
tears that it will checkmata him be
fore Congress.

says .I
\V: lll’lililly

 

__

They never gripe or slokeu, but
cleanse and strengthen the stomach.
liver and bowels. This is the univor
sul veItllct of the many thousands who
use Dertt’ s Little Early Risers Those
famousillttlc pills relieve headache,
constipation, blliousness, jaundice, tor
pid liver. sallow complexion etc. Try-
thtlc Early Risers. The Clifford
Pharmacy. . '
LEAD COMPANlEs CONSOLIDATED
NEW YORK, Feb. 21. withough of
finial announcement at the terms will
not be made for several days It Isl
tierstood that the met or of the U Int-
ed [lead Company wl the National
Lead Compost?! practically has become
operative. 9 earnings at the putt-l
ed Lead Com uy from December 1
lost it is lame ,wm so to the Na-
tional Lead Colo any. the deal pain
considered edected as of that (late I
is believed that, the two concerns “win

conduct accident under separate ortah- 1

buttons far some time.
EARL OF ELGIN WILL NOT RB-

LONDON. Feb mil-«Au auth tita-
live denial lsgt Ila“ bib , , teen

3“.

o ccrevy of whose inim-

 

SENATOR SMOOT ENDORSED.

WASHING’l‘ON. lI‘cb .l‘l. «III'Scuutni
Sultan Icrclvctl another- (IIIIlIlIrsctllIIut
in the saddle today. it (Ionic from
Mr. Warden. who presented it l'ililllll'
lnous petition from women in Wyom
inf, praIlIII' for the expo] ion (If Mr
Simon: lrom (bob ‘.(quto be paid ill' It
be bad boon rounostod to :Iucouipany
tlio presentation of tho Intltlt'u with
some rtIInurks of his own. Ho add
ed: '

“The subject of the petition is be-
low the proper t’lllllllllilt‘t' and i hope
in lu- guided by the report of (pr (Inm-
IultIIIlI when made. if i should (Ix—
prcss my opinion before tin» report in
qudo, i should be. inclined to ludorso
what was said on the subjdrt n few
(.aIs ago by the senator from Calif-
()tllill Mr. Perkins.

Upon ilI(I (-(III(lusi(nI of tire ll ullun
business at 12:: 3i) p m the Schult-
II'IIIII lllit) (I-xw utlI‘c session tilll motion
of blr. Morgan

 

”H.810

A NEW iDEA.

bowels. This Is Vuttllt‘z.1ll new idea

“as advanced two ,I'IIuIIs uaio in XII-n
chy' s laxative llouoy and ’l‘III. 'l‘lIls
remedy acts on the. mucous mem-
branes of the throat and lungs and
loosens the ‘lOWl'lS at the some time.
It expcls all cold from the system.
it clears the throat. strengthens the
mucous membranes, relieves coughs.
colds, cmup, whooping cough, etc. Sold

by The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
TO TRY RUSSIAN OFFIICERS.
PE'l‘lI‘RSllU. IIG. lI (Ill. 21. «Un-

prevented chulutlons to purge the ur-
my (If oillrcra accused (If (IoquIl-
lien, and suI'I-reudIIlIIg (luring llll‘ Ivar
ItoI no reasonable cause were announc-
(Id today in the military organ. the
Rumky invalid. Captive officers ro
turning from Japan will unless they
were wounded when captured be tried
before courts of honor and unless ro-
iIIsiatcd by tho unanluuuus decision
of their fellow officers will be dis-
IIIlssod III disgrace.

Coutusious, (I frequent excuse for
surrendering. will not be accepted. '1 no
higher officers must secure a vindica-
tion from a court of honor and the
minister or war. Such (roses will be
committecd to tho, emperor individual-
ly.

MEN PAST SIXTY‘iNIIDANGER.

years (If one suffer from kidney and
bladder (llsurderstv‘usually culurgmcnt
of prostrate gland. 'l‘liis,1ls both pain-
ful and dangerous, and IgFoley's Kid-
ney Cure should be take at the first
sign of danger. as it (yo acts irI-euu
laritien and has (Iurad nuitny old men
of this (unease. Mr’ltodpay Burnett.
flock Port. Mo, wri as: i I suffered
with enlarged prostrate gland and kid-
ney trouble for yours and after taking
two bottles of li‘Ifiloy’s Kidney Cure i
feel better than I have for twenty
years. all our: uh I am In w 91 years
old. ” Plats ad's Drug Ste

nut-

MlDSHlPMAN KlMBRtPUOH DIFI-
C.ENT.

WASHINGTON. ll‘ob 21—Amon8
the midfihlbmen oi the. fourth class
who have been found deficient in the
mid—year examination and whose realit-
IIatlons the academy board at Aunu~
polls will I'Ituommuud alvpll be acccptI
(Id Iby the Secretary of tho Navy iii
Kltublouzb, of Tatum-saw, who

was the victim of tumor and the dis
is led to the
(accent Investigation at the military

academy
Mt...

GOOQS RESULTS THE PAST WEEK,
'I‘lidIRev. fir. (mumps and his hand

of evangelists, have do a an inculcat-

all](IaaRnIoIIatt Olivia good luJ‘ho Igolrw‘alku.

I out o be a t or a,
101?; time. Comma.” l a fill unnadthndW Elati-

dei- Care has (1 (who tumult»

’9“. than any other .. a station W

b crte’tluta pabllc It I.» “weigh
II II at It name a

hay tilled illegals: Chm.?

6 no. 0 M

Walk, 1," H Haste r (Ii- at: “cigar?

50 fibbgficies. south NI IIII l the

AwAIrma vsnpou‘ orrch'Au.
N . YORK main or our
realms fon‘ ., ‘ wit ”A
III III“

till

 

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0 were (Isl
natal .

VITO PLEADEID GUiLTY TO MAN
SLIM UGH TE R.

lllillll‘ El‘flli'l‘. hub. 22. ~Nikolus
\llu our: of ”NI participants in Illt'
Iloody light which resulted in the
iIIuth (II‘ Stefan Riuko, plunticd guiltv
I,“ manslaughter lII ihll Superior Court
‘Iulay and was given a audit-non in Nb
Inn of not more than fifteen yours our
(not than lit-(I. The sentence was the
.lrst (IIIII iIIIposlId in this county nu-
til‘l' tho law (II' the lust legislature (Ix-
ttIIIdiuI; tho indeterminate clause to
srntcurcs for mansluuuhtcrs Where the
IIququuu is over ((IIi years.

The churgo agulusl Paul Vito was
boiled. This afternoon lI‘I'auk Konyu.
another of the gang, was arranged on
a like charge. and trial begun. as he
pleaded um guilty.

CASTOR IA

For Infants and Children.
The Kill You liars Ilium Bought

Bonn the
Signature 0!

 

ALLOWED PRISONER T0 ESCAPE.

BOSTON. lI‘ciI. 2].~—'l‘lI(IIIIus Fallon
(loorgc Callahan. Charles R. Hatch and
lI‘lavelin SiIurllen’, four officers who
worn on watch at. the Charles street
lull last Sunday night when George
ll. (iaskell. a prisoner. made his as
rape. were discharged today by Sher-
iff Fred H. Scavcy. The men were
old employees at the prison, but after
the (Iscnpe (If two prisoners several
works ago Sheriff Scavcy warned (Iv
cry guard that they would be held
strictly responsible for another such
break.

 

DON'T DECEIVE YOURSELF.

Don't deceive yourself. if you have
indigestion take Kod‘ol Dyspepsia
Cure. it will relieve you. liev. W. E.
lIlocutt, South Mills. N. 0.. says: "i
was troubled with chronic indigestion
for several years: whatever i ate
seemed to cause heartburn. sour stom-
ach. fluttering of my heart and general
depression of mind and body. My
druggist rcconunended Kodol, and II
has relieved me. i can now out any-
thing and sleep shundly at night Re

I (Iol Digests what you out. The Clifford

Pharmacy.

 

 

ADMITS COMPLICITY lN MURDER.

MtlilN’l‘ HOLLY. N. .l.. lI‘ob. 3b»
Prosecutor Atkinson said today that
the confession of fluorite SIIIall. the
poem, to complicity in the murder of
Miss Florence w, Alliusou. will not
interfere with the execution of Rufus
.lolIu-son. another negro. now under
sentence of death for thtI (II-Into. The
prosecutor said: "Snialt‘s trial will
follow promptly the harming of Rufus

Johnson and his conviction and one

cation, i believe. will take place in-

less than a mouth.

ONLY OUHE FOR DYBFEPBIA.

Mrs. Franklin Bush. or New Castle.
Dot. says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of, but. nothiux helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, find one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.

lIor sale by it. if. Plaisicd F ii. Bax-
ter and the Clifford Pharmacy- "

dHIO LEGIaLATO. R DEAD.

(IINCINNATI h‘o’h. 21—410mm llo
scu. a member of the Ohio legislature
to 18. IM, and for many years’ (Ingma-
(Id In river trade between Cincinnati
and New Orleans and in merchan-
dise in this city for hum years. in dead
at his home hero. (Izod ninety Vc
years. lie was a native of B0: on.
but came to this city with his adrenal
in 1826.0.119 of his soils MwisM liti-
ses. new It judge of the duperlor Colin
was In “the (eagles army. retiring with

 

 

 

“II on will (1 our name and it.
drooli'yl'h willmm y bu FRWI‘ hi0“

Weill? tibial“

for Women’s illl. ll,

' dry up it:

‘ fallen on the comet.

(an. Inn tho minus with noun

aluhihu app y a thin varnish (a mail,
shellac to t In
(To make
(I to altitudes of (anthem
lure boll them In salt water. .

To smooth flatirons while hula. .I'Iib.
them over; broWn paper wh it

been collared with soap and than over

Back old potatoes, after being pmul
in cold waistI for a couple of llt'lIlI'lt
and they will be greatly improved;
besides being made whiter.

it gently with amylase of dry bread
on which powder ll‘ranch chalk but!
been sprinkled.

Sprinkle drv suit over soot that has
and sweep up
along the stain of the carpet Repeat
this process several times and all Ira
cos of the soot will (iiflallpear.

HEADAOHE.
Take Orino lanai-lye Fruit Syrup. it
swooteus the stomach. aids digestion
and acts as a gentle stimulant on the
liver and bowels without Irritation
these organs. Ortno laxative Fruit
Syrup cures billiousaeas and habitual
constipation.
gripe and is mild and pleasant to take.
Remember the name Orlno and refuse
to accept any substitute. Pleisted’s
Drug Store. "

ASCENT OF MAN.
(Chicago News).
"The highest elevation ever attained
by man." read Mrs. Comebacks from
the Bllvlllc Bazoo, "is about 20,000
list."
“Gosh. 1 ‘low that ain't true!" ex-
claimed Uncle Hiram. “Why. when
l was tow the city (111' drunk a bottle
ux that slIaIIIpulu water l got so all-
fired high I didnt get back to than
for ihl'co days by mass!"
HOW’S THIS?
We otter One Hundred Dollars Ite-
ward for any case of Cutarrh that can-
not be cured by llall's Catarrh Cure.
F. .i. CHENEY 8: (30., Toledo, 0.
We. the undcrsianod haIe known
F. .'.l Cheney for the last )5 years and
bullets him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Drugzlsts Toledo,0

 

 

 

 

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and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free
per bottle. Sold by all druggists

a‘
I It ends is used iii the dishwat‘ar no I
soap will be needed ‘
It bureau (waivers are hard to draw I

To prevent brass articlos from 1an I

 
 
 
 

. lass. cracker. or chin , V
I lean toenail y II ‘

To clean marks from wall paper rub ,

Does not. unusable. or ,

Hull‘ 3 Cotarrh Cure is taken inter-I
sally, acting dlIectly upon the blood

Price, The

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

‘ I If. for it i and
‘ ’Scslp figgM.%l and re hon-
Iaands who have been cured by Cup-
illaris are recommending it to sui-
. faring friends. Capillarls is benc-
ficial to the Hair and Scalp. By
,using it one can keep the Scalp

‘clcan, cool and while. giving a per-I
' , icct state‘ol health and ensuring an
abundance of luxuriant hair oi nat-
ural color.

Chronic cases of Skin and Scalp .
AdlSCaBCS of five to forty yearo'I
standing, cured by Capillorls. prom
beyond all question of a doubt. that.
Capillaris has no eqttal for its won-
derful curative qualities. Baby
humors, terrible itching, bleedit’ig.
burning, torturing are invariably
cured with less than one 50c bottle.

 
 
 

 

 

 

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GET BUSY.
When you are worried
When you have been disappointed.
When the outlook seems hopeless.
When the best girl In the world

throws you over. .

When the goal sceIIIs about as lmI
possible as the pot of. gold and the
end of a rainbow.

When the scheme on which you‘ve
staked everything goes up.

When you have about concluded
that. there Is no use trying any more.

When everything and everybody
seems to conspire to keep you down.

in short. whenever you feel laziest.
or maddest, or saddest. or most do-
spairiug~sct busy!

There is no cure like it.

PlRATiNG FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR

 

Foley & 00., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
rembdy. and on account of the great.
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. Thane 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. Pleisted’s Drug Store. "

 

 

 

cation.

(hi

(Ilbow (In ibtI kubourd of the mac-b
inc. ”-«ludianapolls News

STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in l’ncumoula.
zlllan "Balm is breaking up colds when-

 

 

10c 25c, 50c and $100 bottles.
Clifford; Baxter’ a and Plalated‘s.

 

sell beautiful. After that lthscasy

 
 

To Our Friends and Patrons:
"EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL"

tractlng and supply house In this v

may need In

w RING

FLTURES

ARC LAMPS

Mt muse tum

H, _c APPARATUS
as o ATIONS
INCAgDESCENT LAMPS

M T R
GSNERETORS
Street. You have the need—«we can fill

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when filo
your on...

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if!“ I'll!"

 

Take Hall's Family Pills for consti~

Cl
“Whot'd he got fired fOII‘.”"“Plghoad-

Couldn‘t git him to set Russian I," in m
IIaIIIIIs unwaay (I\c(Ipi by issuing bls‘ Post Dispatch

Bra-
(Iver tried almost without exception, . ..
The . .
OI ,

Believe in the power to make your-

m1~

The tired it loll Electrical Co.

36 WASHINGTON STR‘ET, SOUTH NORWALK.

As you probably have observed, a. thoroughly equipped electrical

“They tell me that Skinner has join-
led the church. Do you believe be ls
l in earnest?

i “Re m at be. I saw him put a dol-
contr lbutlon- box."~—St. Louis

 

We take pleasure in announcing that we are ready for business.

Is our specialty.
con-
icinlty has been a need long unfilled.

We too have thought of this and as so as of this grand old town In which we
pIondly believe have Invested our finances to a determination to meet this
need—mad with your cooperation we will succeed
In view we merely ask you to let us serve you with information estimates
and supplies under the head of “Eli ERY'I‘lIliNG ELECTRICAL" that you

To accomplish the end

I

FANS

sinus

BELLS
TELEPHONEB
aria-Iona
BATTERIES
Maven-(Es
aceAtos
rzs'rmc. are.

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

lt~let's set togethci. The point is.

we want your business and will attend to it promptly after getting It
Anticipating your favors, we are.

Sincerely yours,
WiIJdAM H. REED
A you: it.

JOSEPH

 

"An dance of "satisfaction is
Worth a Ton of Talk.

We reverse multistawptve you
ounce of tick—lust. enoukh to attract
your attention, dad a ton of asthma
(ion. Our coil In good to be a with.
properly “picked." free fro slate.
screened free from dust and small in»
purities; secondly. well hosted and
handled in our yards, thirdly. sold
full we! ht and at the lowest price
the mar at will permit. Give us a
trial order.

The“ Daniel licouhibal to.

“who: Ava. Int Not-walk, Gt.
Tol.,I--5 44.5

Branch commie Drug Store.
-Wusulpgton street brld : Mary‘s
Stationery More. Retire «who.

 

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