”My W501i! Email lip
' rernmeai
"a slow short calendar day in
. ii nuoerlor court. when some ,
’ hi proceedings growing out. of Oil
fiberwocd'a defalcattons in the
“tilport National Banks does not
it business. Yesterday Receiver
1am asked for authority to compro-
‘ he claim of the bank against
‘Sp'recht (it Company, of New
ill be recalled that when Sher-
an on the stand he blamed A.
rocllt for most of his troubles.
cht in an interview prompt
it.
waiver l’opper stated to the court
When he took charge of the bank
(at tile crash he found flvo noics
by A. R. Sprecht The notes ((11
early $0, 000 The receiver
been Working hard to (Iollctt on
llém, but. the best he could do was to
col an altar at $1 158. is to bottle
hole claim.
eweceiver made careful inquires
a!) it New York as to the standing
'1‘. Sprecht. He found that there.
till. number of itrdmerrts out
him, amounting to from $40-
is $55,000 onus of which had
gatisfl’ed Sprccht had no prop
. to attach and the. claim looked
ohblful. Spt'eohhhad also deal-
_ at he was responsible for the
1199105- . 1.:
in the. opinion of the receiver the
proposed compromise was the best that
Willle a done for the bank and for
‘ i'editbrs. Mr. Pepper said the
reason he was able to secure this
a federal case.
(a proposal had been submitted to
e United States Comptroller of the
“reucy anti he had command of it.
so Ror'aback Granted the (It'd Ir.
field & Judson represented the re
or
———-
CARD. ‘
This is to cerA'tii'y that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley’s Honey 11nd 'l‘ur falls to cure
- your cough or cold. it stops the
"cough. heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures
winiittiippe cough and prevents pneu-
.‘m‘0nia and consumption. Contains no
oliiates. The genuine is in 'a yet
. low package. Refuse substitutes
Piaiated's Drug Store. ”
$12,000 FIRE AT ROCKViLLE.
Dry Good- Store of John w. Kemp.
Badly Damaged.
‘ ROCKVYIJE. Conn. Feb. 2-l.—-A fire
hlch caused damagtI lo lilo drygoods
store and stock of John w. Kemp.
which is located in the Fitch bloflt.
_ three story brick structure on Unlorr
litreet, to the extent of between $10.-
000 and $12,000. broke. otrt last night
the basement of the. store about
‘cloott and was not brought under
ophtrol until three hours later.
‘ The basement, where the blaze start
from a cause unknown was stocked
, cotton goods and cotton batting.
will caused such a dense smoke that
Bremen had the greatest difficulty
Ii, reaching the blaze At one time
& ilremen were overcome by the
intake, but were speedly revived 11nd
'35.“ to work again fighting the
“165.
"’I order to suppress the fire it was
consent-y for the firemen to cut holes
the floor of thtI store to flood both
fibre and basement with water. There
are four other stores in the block on
the main floor and the ripper part of
"lie building was used for lodm Ind
OM69. purposes, but. none of these .'.11f-
any loss, as the firemen succeed-
.fl is oohflllinl; the b11121. to titI buse-
merit. .The loss is due partially to
”Yoko and water.
' was RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
Dim normals. 1.11., Feb. 24.—-After
tugboat,» debate. which was more 11c-
i iii! and personal than any hour (l
floors in the lows legislature the
. yesterday adopted the iAles
{ambition authorizing Governor (311111-
Mlli‘ii to call 11 convention of represent
three of the several states of the
Militia in July to devise. means to so
amendment to the federal con-
fililtiltlon so that United States serra-
I may be elected by the people in
ii of by legislatures.
. Int-(moron WOMAN 971(1an
‘3’ LIIHLNGTON Feb. 24. *Mru Jose-
- a Word Swarm, widow of 'l‘homas
Ana, former governor of Maryland.
stricken with paralysis in the
euterdatl.
id not recover consciousness
“condition is precarious.
a... 1...,
flea that the editor of a
“give a recommendation to
indeed in the columns of
5%r. i; for once the editor of
s will break over this rule
ommend Dr. Barnum:
years and knows that It
film. it in ndyertlleti to.
ly e Mtge in (area
I on the “High-“B. .
tor of The Ridkvfleld
fipecht it Company. all cndor— ._
Kills the Catarrh Microbe find 0
Upon; Breathing. '1'-um and Bulletin 1!
Only Th
ll?"
m... “cc ‘
NEW WAiZiE BASlS l
For 4.500 Tralnrnen of New Haven
System.
The agreement between the. it'aiu-‘
men and the New Haven r'otd which
has been r'efct rod to bv 'l'lr1I.‘1Intiu(Ii .i
is regarded as the most fattrtnlrle"
seire' lulc (Iver adopted in the (It tut. 'Il‘l1(.
schedule was arranged betu (I111 Gen-
eral Manager Higgins and the train-l
ntens' committctI and W1 (I4 approved byI-
President Mellon upon his return from,
the Pacific coast, The tt'ainmerrs' (Iont- i
millet-I was in session itt this city lot.
seven week '. and thtu two weeks was
consumed lrt the conferetures with tilt
railroad.
next Monday. and the schedule. is ex
pooled to go into operation by March
10
it \' as stated todav that 111101er1500
wage system. which is to be ptItItpiIlutti
agreiItrient. or ttntii some new dot ails
may be embodied which is not likely:
to occur in vears. 'l‘lriIl (1511 agreement
was in force. three years
schedule is signed. It is understood
the firemen will carrier for it revision
of their schedule on 11 similar basis.
The engineers. (Iitr wot hers and ttIle
gt'aplrors will also require an overhaut
lily: of their respective schedules, so it
was slated today. it was further stated
by u member of the trainrucns‘ com
lnlltee that the conferences with the.
company had lit-(In carried on with the
utmost good spirit. on both sides
throughout, and that there had
been a hitch front start to finish.
fly the agreement. conductors on
through New York trains shall receive
$5 a day and two uniforms (1 your.
Electric conductors lll‘iI‘ raised from
$2.50 to $2.00 a day: ticket. collectors
from $2.75 to 32.85: train baggage mas.
tern from $2.10 to $2.25 a (lay; rear
1 brakemen from $2 a. day to $2.10 a tiny:
brakeuten $2 11 day: through freight
fittgruen front 32 to 82.20 a. day; freight
brakorncn from $2.l0 to $2.30 a (lay;
way freight hagmen from 82.25 to $2.60
a. day: way freight brakemon front
82.25 to $2.50 a day: day yard conduc-
tors. 10 hours, frotn $2.80 to $3 a day;
night yard conductors. 10 hours. from
$2.90 to $3.10 a (lay: day brakemen. to
hours. from $2.35 to $2.50; night brake
men. 10 hours. frorn $2.1M} to $2.00,
DON'T DEGEWE YOURSELF.
Don't deceive yourself. if you have
indigestion take' Kodoi Dyspepsia
Cure. it will relieve you. ltov. W. E.
.—
Hot'utt South Mills N. C., says:
was troubled with chronic indigestion
for several years; whatever i ate
seemed to cause heartburn. sour stout
ilcil, fluttering of my heart anti general
depression of mind and body. My
druggist recommended Kodol, anti ll.
has relieved me. i can now out any.
thing anti sleep soundly at night. Ko
dol Digests what you oat.’1‘he Clifford
Pharmacy.
WANTED BY HARTFORD POLICE.
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 2Ii.-—id(iwur(l
Malibu, formerly a saitumkceptn' in the
Tenderloin in this city. was arrested
here yesterday afternoon by liolortlw
Mitchell and locked tip at police. hemlI
quarters to await. the arrival of detec-
tives from Hartford. Mlllon is wanted
in the capitol (Iii y for alleged keeping
of a disorderly house.
The police raided a place said to
be conducted by him this week and
Msllon escaped. lie came here last
night and was planning to go south
when arrested.
ROUGH HAND! MADE SMOOTH.
A man who" once had rough horny
hand: made them soft. and smooth
with Witch Hazel Salvo. but he used
the genuinewthnt, bearing the name
"iii. 0 DeWilt at 00.. Chicago." For
sores hells, curs burns. bruises. etc.
it has no equal and affords almost im-
mediate relief from blind. bleeding.
itching and protruding, piles. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. '-
NEW HAMPSHIRE PAPER MILL
luau
‘ Di .
PLYMOUTH. N. it, Feb. 24.-The
his paper mill of J iii. Henry I: Bone
at Lincoln,.ahout 20 miles north of this
place, was burned today. The loss is
estimated at $100, 000 and is under-
stood to be covered by insurance.
W“ um
Be m. err 01' race that. can he has.
“ “Myra-(.490.—
”5‘.
on are or Bronchitis. 50o
rsl Grant) in a Few Mllrulesi
«Films Sore Throat and Ulcerated lanolin.
*0th Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. .
fie E. JAQKSON (it 00.. Mfg. Chemists.
The committee and the. railroad willl
hate their last conference irr Boslonl llllllflllllll of the School I. and during
trainmen would be uffe (Iled by the non ‘.
not ,
" Norwrtlk. 'i‘uosduy last.
altering (arteries 11.. I g.
‘ Progress «Work on the New York
arcs in One Month.
1..
«ring. 7 ‘ .
Cures Hay (at. or Money Relunded. 50c- $1. 00
111911 on Earth That Cures Asthma.
' WI Irm- 01m uncut In ubmiu
Milt-Wondonaudinmm floured.
Taken old diluent—«iii» sill-mum up vloor «(youth
Cum Piudn‘y. con-(runes and am. when all also fails. Mumps
in 20 hours. termini (niacin. illllu the pain of bee. wasp or
hornet slim tel 20 days trout-
Oocood. Moore- Iueat Taxicab. lob-
wounds. borne. pre- lets. greatest i‘o‘lrla
mung lock Jaw. ' liver invigorutor
little a boil over and Headache usu-
nlglii. Cures all edy. Hill: with 0 8| . _
germ (Imam. in bottle of Irorlllau "ML,“ iii; I
“in“ l:.<vc°mnm"_f I00 W M of . “I“. 0rd MK 9‘ “5. “The" ‘ K
I." c " . ,. ' ' .
1» Wall 100ml mwmmm cumulus". ‘ ‘lnomflmilmg’mh ' ‘
25c, 500 and $1.00 AT DRUGGISTS.
n
SCHOOL FUND DIVIDENDS HAVE
BEEN $10.039,765.
Totals of 108 Years—Commissioner
Makes Annual Report.
(‘at'nol ().Sp(Itt(I1Ir, commissioner of
the School i1 and has made his 1"(Ipotl
to the gowt'nor for the war which end
11d September 30 1001'». 'lhe statement
of the ro1cpls and disbursements oil
the ”Ivonne of the School lI (1nd show
that. including cash in the treasury at
the ('10er of the previous _\(I.Itt' tiltI t'--(I
(I(Ipts were $128.h7007 and that $100
{170. 27 was transferred to tl1(I civil list
Mili‘tll i 1905., to be distributed for
school purposes the balance remain
ing in the. treasury September 30 liltin.
being $73,200.80 The records of the
the year. including the balance
brought t‘I'otuar'd from the previous
year of $25. 357. --.ii was $253 742 .00. "ha
(lisbutm 1111-111» were tho ((unnissiorr-I
(It ‘3 orders l0 \nrious persons forI
to (us . amounting to $40,305, leuvlnl:
.1,$l7~lil7.ilii as (Irish irt llttI treasury,
lNDIANAPOLlS. (Np _. .,
HORSE HIRE FOR RURAL CAR
RIERS.
Was Asked by President Lindsey of
National Rural Letters Carriers’
Association. '
\l’ASIiiNG'i‘i)N, i). C... lI‘(-b. Sim-The
publication 11f a sitil‘tfillikillt lo illtI .uf
feet that Postmaster General (‘orlel
you has decided to rtconrrut-ud l1
(‘onIIress llltil ttrrul letter carriers is
allowed $200 per 11111111111 for liOiSt‘
maintenance. asked for by President
-'aul 1.. Lindsay. of llrtI National
Rural lAItltIr Cat't'iors' Association
appears to be based upon the treat
turn! of the subject by the Post
inhaler General in his annual vaporI
to Congress in which it was stated in
11111113 vanes salaries of post-office e111
ployees. including City 11111! rural cur
tiers are inadequate. and a kept
that a scale of salaries and a system
for their readjustment can be devised
to place the question of (Iorupttnsa
lion (In 11 more satisfactory basis.
When President. Lindsay called at
the Post (mice iltIpat'lnuInl recently
The revenue transferred to the civil
‘iis1.('onstitttting the (It'rruings (rt -tl1(I1
“it" “”51 fund for the your which ended Murrhgriers for horse 1.111lnlcnauco
i. lull-1. 1111s :1 gross income oi about:
’5. ll per cent on the principal, or
Iabout .1 0‘) not after deduct lug (prvn
lacs of tuanngement 11 lrirh were as f(1l--Postrr1aster'General of tinI inadcquacz.
lows:
Salaries.
307 ill;
202. 04
ill(‘ auditors of public accounts receiv-
$5.700:
legal expenses. $105
olilctI expenses. ll-
: total. 87.-
_ounie(i to $262.f10. The amount of (111
paid interest lor six nlottths or 11101 (I
'al the close of the rim at your was $5
000 79 of which $4072.41 was due from!
borrowers in Connecticut and S-liis‘flS;
from Ohio debtors.
The abstract (11' the schedule of the
securities which constitute the. prin-
cipal ol‘ the school ftrnd shows that
$1,691,590.47; real estate. $178,255.40:
brink stock. $115,2l2hl; cash. $37.-
43700: the total being $2,022,502.23.
The amounts of the dividends paid
in each year since the establishment of
the fund are shown and the total for
the 108 years is “0.03070002.
GROUP.
A reliable medicine. and one that
should always be kept in tiltI home for
lmmodiale use, is Ulrntnberlallt's
(tough Remedy. it will prevent 1th
attack it given as soon its the t'llilll
lii‘HilllOS hoarse, or even after the
(Iroupy cough appears.
danger in giving it to children. for
it contains no opium or other harmful
(lrug.
HER BEVENTYJ’IFTH ANNIVER-
SARV
Mrs. W. Welluiiz, formerly of Chest.
lllll. illll nvcnuo. (it'unbul'y. celebrated
the seventy-fifth anniversary of her
birthday at the. lltiliit‘ of her (laughter
Mrs. Carl Lucknsh, in Orchard street
and it Was 11.
Those present iut'luti
I
U
merry occasion.
(Id
Mr. and Mrs, Willluru llrtnatI. Mr.
anti Mm. i’aul llooalcl. Mr. and Mrs.
'Alliort Wollnltz. Mr. and Mrs. (lurl
intehash. Mrs. Minnie Sinrges’, Mrs.
James Moulieth. Mrs. Mooring, Miss
ll. Ranch, Miss Lena Wellttlts. Misti
lClslcilotIulel. Miss Bit-(lo Inn-hush,
Miss Mmmn ilotIstei. William Weilnil'r.
and others.
-n
HEADACHE.
Take Orlno laxative Fruit. Syrup. it.
swootons the stomach. aids digestion
and acts as it gentle stimulant. on the
liver and bowels without. irritating
these organs. Ori‘ho istxatlve Fruit
Syrup cures billlousness and habitual
ctmetipation. Does not narrauata or
gripe and is mild and pleasant to take.
Rcm‘ornher the name Orino and refuse
to accept any substitute. Pleistoh'e
Drug Store. I”
IUTLIR MURDER TRIAL.
anDGIiiPOR'l‘. Felt. 24.-ln the
Criminal minor 1' Court yesterday it
was hrrnnaed i t the trial of Frank
Kenya (m9 of the men engaged in the
fatal west, End lying in waiting attun-
ol last. SGDMMMI' in this (lily. would
commence mat Tuesday. 'i‘lte mound
trial of Leroy Butler for the murder-
of his stemmher. will be taken up a
week later.
in the first trial the Jury disagreed.
WW
(titanium my «id» tin m. lut-
parlance. in. m sullen
‘ilill
in addition to these I‘Xlit‘nSi‘S'
(Id $208.14 utrd premium on bonds (1111-.
bonds. notes and mortgages amount to,
There is 1111'
and urged the necessity for an allow
once of $200 per nurrum to rural (-111
ll unt-
polrrted out to him by F'ourlh Assist
in:
by
Postmaster (icuerul
that reference to Congress 1hr
curried
(if
of salaries naturally
illliCl‘ or the syrupatbv
111(Int.
assur
the Depart
l LUCKlEST MAN IN ARKANSAS.
“l'ln the luckiest man in Arkansas.’
writes H.1..Sit1uiey of Bruno,."sln0(
(the restoration' of mv wifcs health at
ter five tours 'of continuous eoughinr
11nd bleeding {tom the lungs; and .
owe my good Fortune to the world's
3Lleillesl nrodlc as Dr. King's Non
know front experience will cure con
sumption if taken in time. My wilt
improved with first bottle and twelvt
bullies completed the cure." (Jurot
the worst coughs and colds 01' metre:
MR. ALEXANDER VERY ILL.
NEW YORK. lr‘th. 2i.»-~YI‘1Iat's over
the condition of James W. Alexander
fornn-t' president of the Equitable l.if(
Assurance Society. were expressed
y(.-11r111'1l;1y|1y three physicians wbr
have inc-In (nit-titling him since an ope
.Ii'rtlion ptIr'i‘ortntui yesterday. This WuI
11 second operation (111 Mr, Alexander
in the past two Weeks and was per
formed for an. oraauic .1rIoublc. lilt-
physicians said. that lll‘ had thus far
failed to rally from ytIstt-rthty‘s‘ope
ration (1.11 rapidly as he did from (.111
first one.
GOODS RESULT! THE PAST WEEK
(if evangelists. have done an incalcul
able amount of good in The Norwalks
long time. Cornell's Kldrrov and bind
good than (my other preparation bu
fore the public it is not a cure all
but just what its 111111111 implies a Kid
any and bladder (‘lll‘tl, that 11nd noth
iliif also.
walk. i“ ll.
Pharmacies, i-loulh
501101113.
Norwulk.
~~cmm o..—
MOODY RELIGIOUS COtut-ERENGE
EAST NOR'i‘lIilI‘lElrl). Mass.
religious (Ionfet'euch for the
22 to .lulv i
flip Wifl'lil.
24:811tnmtIl'l-l
foresee of Christian Workers and Loy
men. August 13 to iii A post confer-
ence will follow, the meetings.
W
They never gripe or stokes.
liver and bowels.
famous little
bittiu Early (lime? .
Pharmacy
“aw
details are at hand regarding the op-'
oration of the New Haven road trains
. “to the New Haven tracks and
‘then take current froth a. power stu-
, site is on title water which will per-
hill. the use of sea water, for condens-
Dlvlnlou of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad.
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 24. «Additional
by electricity between New York and
Standard which will begin in Septem
ber. Between Woodlawn and New
York the trains» will run over- the
tracks of the New York Central and
power for train operation will be
purchased from the company. After.
reaching Woodlttwn the. trains pass on
will
lion which is to be erected by the
New Haven road on the west bank of
the Miami» river at Cos '00b. The
log mill a dock will be built for the.
reception of coal
The steam generating equipment.
will consist of water tube boilers or
'i 000 nominal horse power capacity.
'l‘he generating equipment. will be
Your Parsons steam turbines. each ra-
ted at 3,000 kw. capacity. The gerr-
or'alors will supply single horse cur-
rent at H.000 volts and 213 cycles. but
they will be wound so as to deliver
three phase current if desired. 'l‘he
(equipment of the station will also in-
clude two 120 kw. steam driven excit-
srs and the 12 panel switchboard on
the engine room floor. No step 11p
t'unsfor'mer's will be used, as power
will be distributed at 11,000 volts.
overhead wires are to be used, with
.Ileclric locomotives of Westinghouse.
ruild. weighing; approximately 72 tons
Inch; all of the axles to be. driving
axles. 'I‘he motors are capable. of op-
Iraiinr; either on single phase cur-
'(Int to be ruled on the conrpaur‘s own
lines 01' on 300 volt (ill‘ett (I'Inrtout
when the locomotives operates (Ivor
the lines of the New York Central.
The cost. of the work between the
Woodiawu and Stamford limits is
placed at $1,130,000 for illtl power
house includittIr real estate: $.170..000
for “l miles of overhead construction.
uud St (MI 000 for lovornuilws male
int; :1 total (If. $2,750,000 as the coat,
of this initial stage in the (IitIctritlt'a
ion of tluI system.
GOOD INVESTMENT OF ONE DOL
LAR
ranks.
gen.
if you have bad breath, constipation.
pain in the small of the back. discolor
(Id skin. nervousness or dizziness, your
only wise course is to take Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Read
out. N. Y. it will cleanse the. blood of
all impurities regulate the Kidncvr
and Liv or and thus restore a healthy
glow to vour cheeks again. “
ed.
CLAIM AGAINST EGYPTIAN GO-
VERNMENT.
'lflll‘lihlifind balsam“
n at a. i ' ‘
STRIKERS FORM A lJNION i
No Signs of Ending Trouble in Moos. . ._
M005 ‘1.Ul’ Feb.21i.+——‘l‘he strikers ill
the mills or the Aldrich Manufactut'.
ing C(iuupany organized yesterday into
11 branch of the Industrial Worzket's'
of the Wor',ld men 200 joining in the
are out nearly 100 are in various (titles.
in this state and Massachusetts Iseelo
irtg funds for
mort- would have joined
branch it. (in).
Superintendent Gray. of the
said yesterday (but there would be no
1II1I11((Is.I'iou on the part of the mill
people as the strikers quit work willi- [in tow the burgers St' Ittt'oi'd and Ho.-
out giving any reason for so doing} vans.
and that not trutil altar they 1v(.II1(,I. out'
(lid they send in lhtIir (li-‘lllaMlH for
increase of too
The strikers also refuse
overtime. in speaking of the or (for to says of. Electric Bitters:
(I1 111 tentmrs in the houses owned bv i send to mankind.
the (Iompatw. he. said it would be C'tli’ Ilame ba1 k, stiff joints. and complete
t'ied out within the limit of lhirtv (isvs' . physical collapse.
which was given in the. company ’i he l look me half an hour to walk a mile.
'l‘wo bottles of Electric Bitters have
(I1"(I(I1 will :li‘i‘tItrt six hundred person“;
i tirade me so strong i have just walk-
'l‘h(I strikers are firm and 5111110 intel-
eating (i'IvtIloprnetrtr-r are to be expect
HOW’S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars IteI
word for any
but be cured by Hall‘s Catarrh Cure.
F. J CHENM’ & 00.. Toledo. 0.
We the undevsimred.
11‘. .l Cheney for the last 15 years and
believe ltitu perfectly honorable in all
Ghent-est to the stomach. 011m indigestion. dyspepsia. (an stomach.
ammunition. wesktfliihuiuch. windy stomach. puffed stomach, nerv‘oue
”much. A guaranteed cure.
lent- m r.- (or
loan. Iho .l‘odl m
_—‘ uj
. .1 m ...1
r
The
up Mills.
schooner T
11 its big schooner"
gear and her out
were carried away’
’l‘l1(.'l‘ipton also
otherwise
the labor
the strikers,
water line.
All were.
are ideal.
:1111
per cent. in ml!
The.
, Rev.
work I Sharon
.l.
to
(-Id three mich' in
like walking three more.
to new mart of me.”
. (ly for weakness and all Stomach. Liv.
or and Kidney complaints.
(ler guarantee at F H. Baxter' a. South
case of Caturrh that. (Ian-
Norwaik and E
Drug Stores.
have. known
CAL
ilnpiist (‘ i'I,1ur(h
m 'V‘f’ '
ammo
.
. so...) av THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Ask for the 1901 ((01101 Almanac and 2011 Year Calendar.
mm. ..... ,4
SOHOONEH HENRY ASHME.
VINEY ARD HAVEN. Mass. .. Feb 24
three-mauled barge 'l‘ipton.
i from Newport News for Boston in low
of tag Fut'eks fouled the dvevmnsled
Charlton Henry.
was at: anchor at the outer entrance to
the harbor in Vineyard ‘Sound today.
The Tipion’ a mainmast and mlzzen-
01 the 400 mill worker's wlrol mast were broken off close. to the deck
1.1110 the. pilot house was derrrolished.
which
8 Jibbtrm and head
water and bowsprit
v
had a hole stove in
mills her port quarter but. it was above the
Besides the 'l‘iptou. the Eureka had
anchored alter the
.
A HEALING GOSPEL.
(3. Warren,
pastor of
Bolait'. 011.,
"it’s a God-
lt cured me of
i was so weak it
.10 minutes and feel
it‘s made
Greatest reme-
Soid 1111-
P Weed’s Norwalk,
Price 50c.
GERMANY 'ro EXTEND RECIPRO-
TARIFF.
(lraw
2Discovery for Consumption. which 1
refunded. Al. 1". ii. Baxter's, Soutl
Norwnllr. and E. l'. Wood’s, Nor-walk
druggiuls. 50c utrd 3100. Trial bot
tie free. "
'l‘lro llev. llr. Chapman. and his band
the effect of which will be felt for a
(lot' (line has done, and is (loimr. more
fluid at. Giondcnlng‘a. Nor
Hunter and tile Cliilord
l‘rico
N
Feb.
24.»«Tlre (1111111; for the. annual Moody
coming
your have. been fixed as follows: Juno
students from all ovef
Young Women's Anaheim
lion July (1 to 15: Women's Missionary
Summer School Worker's July it to
(4111001 of Sunday School
Worker's July 21 to 29' General Con-
but
cleanse and strengthen the atomubh.
This is the univer-
sal verdict. of the many thousands who
use bawui' u Little Early films. Thole
lilo relieve headache.
angslt‘ioalion.‘wduhnuil. ’12:“‘5: l“;
var. iiii contain . -
p ire Gliderd
. [M 2 some
WASllllNu . UN, Feb. ohm—:11 connec-
ltrllu'lill the inquiry now living 11111th
by the Senate Committee (111 foreign
relations into the merits of the (In-.10
ib'hltolronac claim against the Egiyp
.aln gover'ntuettr to it vasr tract of
and iii the (icssmt region of that
country, the department. of State re
cently addressed (in inquiry to the
Egyptian government to determine 1hr-
itrcurucy of the (:lairrrcul's contention
that he had ntad1I application under lhl
forms of Egyptian law for the loads
'11 question.
A reply has just been received
through American Coustlal-(lcnrrnl
tidings, 111 L‘aiy‘o. (Int-losing a letter
'ron‘t the Egyptian Minister of Foreign
Affairs. llllulriis Pasha. establishing
the fact that the whitehtntse applica-
ion was made in (intI form.
Ml'. lddings has been instructed fill”
her by cable to forward to lhiI Stale
-)1Ipnr'trrrerrt (Iornplelo copies of the par
tors relative to the case on file in
Egypt. .
MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER.
More titan half mankind over sixty
veers of age stiller from kidney and
bladder disorders usually enlargmenl
of prostrate gland. This is both pain
lid and dangerous. anti Foley’s Kid
"my Cure should be taken at the llrsl
sign of danger. as it corrects irregu
‘ar'llltIs and has voted many old men
If this disease. Mr. Rodney Burnett
took i‘ort. Mo., writes: l suffered
with enlarged prostrate gland and kid
trey trouble for years anti after taking
two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure I
feel better titan i have for twarrir
vcars although i am now 91 years
dd " Plaisted‘ s Drug Store.
MRS. DUNHAM‘S FUNERAL.
S()l."l‘iilNG'i‘0N. Feb. iii—Attend
Id by 11 large number 'of persons. the
‘uucrul of Mrs. Sylvia latngrlon Dun
‘tnnr. who died Wednesday at. the (111(-
Ii‘ 105 years, was held yesterday. the
tor'vieos being at her late. home it.
Hobart avenue. The. services wort
conducted by the Rev. tiny F. latter.
of the First. Congregational Church
of which Mrs. lluuham was a member
for many years. A delegation cutne
from Ruth Hurt Chapter. llaughtort
ol‘ theI American Revolution of Matt
(Ion. ’i“h(I burial was in Unit llil
(ltIlriiIliIry.
Ml 0m SEVEN? Y
(m the that I (but .
r 1* ed Elston. i‘ll
‘ SCtifiNGK's
MNDRAKE PILLS
for the cure 1a! illuminant Mm
Min-int Judi “ammunition”.
giant Headache. annuities. Heartburn.
mucki- Mandrake Pili-
d ' ‘ ' u
Urea llulivcn
More 1151111111: in“. (tie-runs
have c515 ”“I'
“Mil
Some area m bet-u
achieve goodness. and some aev r
_ have any virus. ‘ . .
1111i
Testimonials sent
per bottle.
.\
business transactions. and financially
able to carry out. any obligations made
‘ry his firm.
WAY. lllNli i\lNNAN & MARVIN
Wl'. oltrsale Druggisls Toledo 0.
lull' e (hum-1h Care is taken inter .
unlly acting directly upon the bloodi
raucous surfaces of the system
Price,
Sold by all druggists.
’i‘ake ilali’e Family Pills for consti-
nation.
free.
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robin redhreust.
Ma)
thinking it was
Appeared in town one January day.
The incident. lrowcimer onlv proves
Jar.
The robin redbreusl was a blooming
~(‘1hicngo 'l‘ribuntI
Truth It. hit
When we any anythinga
upon in liulnn‘
31531115
7 51:
BERLIN. Feb. 24.—-'l‘be Reichstag
yesterday by allargc majority paused
the final reading of the bill providing
for the extension of Germany's recip-
, vocal larlll‘ rates to the United States.
PIRATING FOLEY'B HONEY AND
Foley & 00., Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
rcurbdy. and on account of the great:
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine These worthless im-
itations have similar sounding names.
Beware of them. The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar is in a yellow package.
Ask for it and refuse any substitute.
.11. is the best remedy for coughs and
colds. Plaisted's Drug Store. "
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i.
depend
We are RELIABLE.
Our stock is RELIABLE
Our prices are RELIABLE.
Came to as for your
Furniture and Housefuurtshraus
A J Colltasd a.
12-18 North Main St.
Telephone. 7
“'7
. senlhdlwfwet'e
11 plat '4?
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title You Heard till Lilia?
it's all over town. They say Raymond has the best Coal.
a
. so)
We
cartily concur in that opinion. We think we have (headgear and
cat stock But don't take our word for it.
Try a load andprove
I. to your own satisfaction. Not much risk' 111 that. If it’s all right,
Ive its a chance at your Winter's Coal.
We are here to do business.
Telephone 113- 3.
Ra
a. $1.)“,
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Norwalk Chronicler