Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 6, 1906 · page 2

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JUROR BECOMES BLIND.

(talcum Apiii 6.——A dispatch to
to: tribune from Eunnsville, ind.

any
Addition .'l‘homau of Jasper. Ind"

, torcmhn oi the ballots county grand
,uuddeniy become blind yeutet-
mu It is stated his blindness in
.,r‘oi;ult of listening to harrowing
{Italian of crimt‘. 'I‘ltcno storlos nro
léved‘io have injured his nervous
. ”Item no as to affect the nerves Ic-
' whiting the flow of blood to the. cyes
Tho pond jury han been imcsiiguting
; aoyarnl chimes and it was noticed that.
' isthmus Was exilemely netvous during
~ It Wexamlnuiion

{ASTOR IA

in Infants and Children.

 

 

AND NO BARGAIN AT THAT.
(Phllndolphln Rocordl.

'mWIgg—“Do you bolicvc that every

has his price "“

 

women II no soil tickets to the track-

533— No.1.ots of mou give them-

it inshions originate in New York ‘(3ity; .
ulna thin statement. 4:...

WM!!!” tacturing iziilorswhouo chops pro
III in; piration

 
 

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can allow

(Wear in this

Correct Clothes ior Meii

CHICAGO ELEVATED WORKERS
ASK INCREASE.

CHICAGO, April its—A decision to
demand a gencrul increuue In wagon
i‘ot evety employ'e of the elevated Inil
ways of Chicago was Icuched inst eve-
ning III II mooting of the various
union's oi the "I.” chinidyca. Moro than
2.000 empioycu wcto roptosuntlng
otcry binnch of the service from tho

mcn.
‘ 'l‘hc ngtcomhnin on all rondn except,
the Mottopoliinn and the hoop oxpiro
Mny I: on those May 31 ii is expect
cd that the inmenscu will be stunted.
at toast in putt without. bringing the
limiter before a board or nthitrntion.
as in providcd III the agreement. now
in force.
THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD
The Iichcst man in the world can-
not Iifl‘t‘ his kidneys teplacod nor livo
without them so it. is important not to

‘ . Io moat. importunt

manufacturing tailors in. our di‘h—uthcir shops are

u block from Drondw Walk from
. Fifth Minolta.

. .Thcir locul agent

Itch-cot clothes for

 

loovanuon pATrIsou IN cIucIN.

 

neglect these or.guns If Foley' 3 Kid.
ney Cure in taken at the that nigh of
danger, the symptoms will disuppcat
and your health will be rcsIored as it
stacngthcns and builds up them: In
guns as nothing also will Oncar BowA
man. Lebanon Ky. writes: “I have
used li‘olcyo Kidney (hue and Inkc
great pleasure In stating It cured mo
permattcntiv of kidney disease which
certainly Would havu cost me my life."

 

 

Piniatcd' I! DI ug Store

 

you the

season's

Exclusive Agent Ilere.
Joseph Davis

85 Washington St.

’ NATI.

CINCINNATI 0., ‘Aptll (Ir—'GOVGI'DOI‘
John M. Pnttison. who has been dun-
gcrouuly ill at Columbus for the mist
six weeks nrered hero on a upcolnl
train at 2: 30 this morning. The gover.
nor who Immediately placed in no out.
tnIlnnce and driven to Christ Hospital
on Auburn uvcnue. He was accompuni.
od from Columbus by Minn Ptttiinon.
thcir son John Pattison and Dr. Holt.
of Cincinnati.

The trip from Columbus was mudc
in slow time on account of the con»
dition of the pullout. Dr. Holt statcd
that tho govctnot stood the trip well
and that ho would remain at the. hos
pital at lenui two Weeks nficr which
he would be Icmovod to his homo at
Milford, Ohio.“

A CHANCE FOR SATISFACTION.

If you 9ch bought n box of Witch
Hazel Salve that failed to ivc nails
I‘uctio‘n tho ohnnc are It. dlt not have
the name "13.0. Witt & Co." print.
ed on tho wmpp and pressed in the
box. The original DoWlti‘ s Witch Hu-
nel Salvo noch falls to give sntlsfno
tion for burns sores, boils, Ieitcr,
etackmi hunda. etc. For mind bleed-
ing. itching and protruding Piles It at-

 

 

fords almost immediate relief. it
stops tho pain Sold by The Clifford,
"Phnrmncy.

 
 
 

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good Intuit”,

“ it . tb’uto (1085 In
hct' llistn tnv fl“ toith‘ouch novelist In
Modumo Do Stool. wi remurkod iinu
tho more aha saw a men. the more
aha iovnd dour. Mort has It do: of his
oWII, which in Initiated; is wait cnr‘od
tor. and contact our Mapping roster
any Mort took no cpl, over to no»

walk. tutti. ”moi. our the dog- with .

him. Soon after crossing the Norwalk
lino he mama‘s Edits with It mound
tout inquired. it It Ii'fyvorp hunched to
thin.
n he took his own

they warn. III’II‘lt
He drove

cox into tho curricula.
about Norw t
tum iii Inigo»

’9
cup all pt 9 streets und
9 m All Mr.

 
 

e was founded.
. Inprlm’, fin willnt the Mary,
the not, ‘wu one oporntivo In Start!-
mru Ito in}. omit: this diittrence. uni
potently, buiuc’ in the way they are on-
towed." Like all roul friends or dogs,
MI. Woeka forlorn Ibo enforcement of
dog iuws wSIII‘IIIford Advocate.

A LUCK“! ROSTMIBTRBSS
is Mro. Alexander, of Gary. Men who
In: tunnd Dr. More New Life Pills to
be the best remedy she ever tried for

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

keeping the gunmen Liver and Bow-

ole in poi-loot order. You ll agree
with her if you try them painless puri—
flora that intuno new life Guaranteed
by F‘. H. Baxtat' South Norwalk. unit
5“ P. Weed. Norwolk, druszists. Price”
)0.

COURT AT LITCHFIELD.
Burglarasent to State Prison—Jackson
Murder Cue Noxt Weak.

id'l‘CHFlELD, April ti.—~Frnnk Koi
1y. or Thomasion’. was found guilty in
the superior court here yesterday of
burg’lnriz’lng Eliot and Temple’s store
in Thomaa'ton unit was uentenced to
not. more than one nor less than throe
yours In ntnie prison.

'l‘ho case of Nicholas Manfrcdi, ot
’i‘oI-rlngton. who is charged with us-
unult with intent to kill Police Omi-ot
Robott Nowott of that pince. is now
on trla beforo a Jury.

The IIIftI 0: Ernest. Jackson coim
ed 01' Foils Village, who is chorgod
with having aha and killed Cynthia
Penileld also micrcd. int-It Novombm.
has been assigned for Tuesday of ncxt
wock. Siaie Attorney Warner will be
assisted by Attorney .I. ll. ltornbnck.
of Canaan, wad Jackson will be do
funded by Attorneys Nickcreon. or
West Cornwnll, and Ryan of limit-
nlid. The trial is expected to occupy
tho wholc of the week.

MR. BELL'S 82d BIRTHDAY.

Andrew J, Bell, of Stamford, was 82
years old youtarday. and there the
mighty tow men It) ycatu ymtnger who
nro more vigorous He nos born Ap-
rii51824. For more than hnli II con
tury he has noon on active Ilgure in
Stumford I: affairs and he is tuning as
I Itch Interact In them today an em

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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some and the rest weekly.

ladies Suits and Jackets iii] iii iii]

The models and Styles in Ladies' Suits and Jackets are becoming and bewitchingiy pretty. .
Besides the style and character we give value and quality. The fabrics must be of highest quality. Your special atten-
tion is directed to the short Pony suits with the extreme circular effect and bon ton sleeve with flowing cuff and ruffle.
They are shown‘ to black, blue. green. old rose and Mice blue. ‘
The Eton Jackets are deservedly popular. Their very feminity nhbuld appeal to women. They are a relief from the
munnish straight garment worn during the winter. Ask to see the new Covert Cout' In the “toppient” effect. Great favorites
they are. modestly priced. too.

Now don‘t wait until mid-spring

 

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We take pride in our garments for Spring and Summer. Callers will find an assortment of garments splendidly tail-
ored, fashionably designed and worthily made.

The styles are the accepted ones and the materials desirable, while the patterns are the prettiest ever shovvn.

A noteworthy feature is the CREDIT system. Simply open an account and pay a little every week. We guarantee
the superior quality of our goods.

Show us any inferiority and we will make allow antes.

to buy. Do it now and pay

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The Men II Suits and Overcouta are garments of worth and utylc old they no smartly Conutrucicdtn fabric! of nout

pattern: Which will give the greatest satisfaction.
Quality in In ensentiai feature of our Clothing and is foremost in our comidemion when purchauiug.
Equally important III the fit and general character of our suits and ova-count.

Note that the decided increase in our business to evidence of the notification we give.

By opening an account you can get your clothes now and pay litter. BS Well drained anti pay us in little amounts.

 

 

woman in atyddouly plunked. Into that
It and picture.

9 WM IDIII

couple or houra. _
w ‘only two dog: 1

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, his opinion that tho ,vi'irc was lodged

' Clifford Pharmacy.
' IXPIDI‘I’ION FOR
OH IIP‘

'vtivo oxpodiiion utarted from Groittown

« difficult to traverse. containing of not

. ilnuut ucouilng in order to avoid Inn-
‘ bitches.

5 loin him. but tho report that be but;
Ampiom of the New York Control I:

 
 
 

Winn: lull! i bromiIght-hcorted

purfuuhlon o mlucry. tine BLUES, it in
it it: usually thin Iv uy:
She has been ft’t‘lllig' "out a: norm"

nervous, n arty. fullnte

twice . and. difzy, and heart boots up y
foot. I on thnt beaiing-doWn fooling
and during her period: pile III acced-
Iugly duspondcnt Nothing pleases
her. Her doctor unys. ' “(1 hour It you
imnve ,dynpepuia; you will be alfrlght

 

”But. aha doesn't. get. “ all right. ” and
hope vanishes; thqn come the inocul-
ligigiilfiti morbid, melancholy, everlasting
Don‘t wait. until your stiflerlngs have
dIivI-II you todes air, with you: named
nil shutieied an your conr r. ones,
but. take Lydia In Pinkhamu c c—
tnblc Compound. See what it. did {In
Mr: Ron Adonis. of 810 l2III Street
Louisville. KI , nicceof the lube (len
ernl Roger Hanson, 0. S. A. She writes:
WIN" ’i‘hl‘m' ith

" dunno. on w n and III: wl
Lydia R Piitkh’nm'u \epgtubio Coin all:
thI drum for mo. 1 In rod with entails
triathlon. extrema latitude. ‘tho blues '
norvouunmuxd that. All 1% stealing. Iwna
advised to try Lydia E. nkham : I ogetabie
Compound. and it. not only cured my (comic
dcmngoiuent. but it ha: moored Inc to perfect
health and u’tninxth. The buOyuncy of my
younger days has miufitéd cod 1 do Inot suf-
fer any l‘ongui‘witll dcqnhdcnc‘r. ‘IIII did bo- »
fore. I «Insider L’ytliu E‘.‘ Pinhimmn V
table Compound a boon to lick and nulls In;
women."

II you have some dmmmont of
the fem-Io organism erto Mu.

Pinkhum, Lynn, Mum. ior “via.

H‘AD WIRE IN HIS THROAT.

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Oonctable Spencer Had Pneumonia
and Coughed it up.

ROCKY HILL. April 6.——Constnblo
C, R. Spencer. who has been sick
with pneumonia since Februaty 20 had
a putllilfll‘ expeticnco yesterday and
which pmbahly will explain the (mine
of an usually sevcre cough which has
troubled him for years. During a
coughing spell, ho coughed up u piece
of wire :I. iritio loss than one-half un
inch long nnd about iwico tho diamo
tor of an ordinnry pin. The wire was
badly corroded.

Mr. Spcnccr's physicinn unyn lids

ncur tho entrance to IIII‘ lungs and
by iIa Irritation cnunod utmost constant
coughing. Noitltor pybsiclnn nor Mr.
Spout-or has any lIlI-n how the wire
got into Mr. Spencer‘s lungs. [to is
an iron mouldcr and works at tho
foundry of the Pratt. & Cody Com
pay, Hartford.

THE ORIGINAL.

Foley & (30., Chicago. originated
Honey and 'l‘nr as n throat and lung
I‘emcdy. and on account of the grout
merit IInd popularity of li‘I‘Ilcy's Honey
and TM runny imitations om offered
(or tho genuine ”intone worthless Int
ltationu how similar sounding names
Bewntc of them. The genuine Foloy' s
Honcy and 'l‘nI- is in a yellow package
Ask for it. and rofuao any substitute.
it In tho host. remedy for coughs and
colda. Plulstod's Drug Store. "

DEAN SHALER CRITICALLY ILL.
CAMBRIDGE. Matte" April (Ir—A dc-
cided change for the worse took pinrc
In tho nonunion of Dean N S. Shaicr
of llnrvard University timing the
night. "Donn Shalcr in vcry ill and in
a critical condition." was the bulletin
I‘M tho attending physiciuna this morn-
ng.

 

DOES IT DO ANY GOOD?

What good does it do you to out it
your atomnch tulip to digest tho food?
None. it. down you harm—4mm”
belchlng. sour stomach. flatulence». etc.
When Inc stomach foils n little Kodoi
Dyspcpnin Cum after each maul will
diluent what you out and molten the
stomach aweut. Kodoi to I. thorough
Ilimntunt and will afford pellet ilmm
any diuordcr due to Important dildo
tion or ntnbnlnlmiiutlon. Sold by The

 

 

iNIUROlNT

DIIRBAN. Natal April li.—«~A puni-
toduy In pumuit 'ot Butnbuntu. the In-
surgent chief. IIIII demon recent oi
the Grnmevn dintrici. the country
in which the iroopa are operating in
tram of demo buuh. commuting con:

minimum In reported to have
compound a. numhcr of loyal active: to

 

3000 followers t not be

 

, nu.
. hitting oil In truism IIfIIIIcqud tho mi.

-, amount not that It: I. mutt. or the '

i lobar trouble: in tho mi rotionu, the .

' . ilnau wore trout,“

I um. brakcmn {and
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M. Read Co...

Erratic/nu In”. ,

 

FAIR. WEEK.

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I .v l

I Iir Week closes tonight. and it has been a splendid

week. The )npnncsc Garden is il‘trongcd every mommy;
and afternoon with crowds who wish to hour the muse.
It is n delightful plncc to spcnd an hour or so, for one is
certain to mcct~fricnds, hosts of them.

Remember the offering regarding Dinnerware. 'I‘cu
pcr cent. off on all purchases this week, both regular not»:
and stock patterns. Those who wish to replace lost
pieces will like to take advantage of this chance. i ,

The Silver Showcase contains a quantity of individual

picccs, spoons, sugar tongs. olive forks, napkin rings,
rhccs‘c scodpsandsimilnrnriiclcs that will make accept~
:IIIIc Easier gifts.

the such

The Crystal Cnhincts ltztvc lnicst patterns,

as the Angclns, the Queen Anne. One case is filled with
Rock Crystal, quitc'novci and very beautiful.

No dainiicr gift could be selected for Easier than one
of those pretty Vases of it‘idcsccni art glass. The shapes are
It If)

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very ptdcticnl too.

lhcrc will be. a mount in the I‘m Garden Saturday
evening, and the (,.otintltizm Quartcttc will sing.

Don’t miss sccing the Potter‘s Wheel, for it is instruc-
tive and interesting. ii
A Souvenir to all \vhosc purchase amounts to $2.00

01' OVCI'.

I

The D. M. Read Co.

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and that has
much to do with
the comfort and
wear of

“Cadet"
Stockings.

‘Reuson is they
are knit so as to
- be elastic every-
where-«waits,
knees and instep
especially 50. An-
kle: close and
sung, with no
= Seams anywhere
, to rub the tender
, skin.

26 cents a pair,
luarnnteed.

"Dada" Course In It phase Art of Self- De-

 

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fonce. A. copy With ouch puir of stockings, as long as they i
last.
H .... ' ‘ T _ «.Aif. 1
tl‘lll. i ,..,, 1 ,' . FOR BALE BY 1 1. [my ‘ih

 

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SODTl-I nonwntx coiiu

Telephone 446.

 
 
 

cl-IIIF PLORINCH IXIGUTID.
MITAU. mil-Ia. I‘II owner b. '
chic! of tho rot/oi Imam-E.
pronotinced don
the reactionary omuinlld
cont revoluti mu Iiinturfl
was executed .

OUIPINIION wonn.
Many Futght Implom of Now York
Control to In LIIII Oil.

Nlilw YORK. April It. 41101:de or

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Human Eur Railroad are mom to be
tutti oft; tmmfliy at least. accord
in: to an mounmnout. nude ms
Ital-Ii» It tins com y «Ilium hr thin»
it cm um am this no
tion will he dull to tiur uncut luring

 

m shipment: cm the cumm- .'
minced. 'rlm mine. '
to conduct! to the, 7

Wow .

mum custom-II fireman, conduct
clusters In tho .
chum“ It! moor "
which have Wait In
Winter month will In?

 

 

 

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