filutching for the set-
9 estate of the late
n In order that he may
he inheritance tax due
Mfiltato Of 880 per thousand.
All the Ill? be inventoried at a little
less 0111 1. million the attorney gem
erai ls 111131111111 to collect all that is
due m .. and it is thought that
1 print to at least 825, 000
or hand the heirs lesiding
k~ state are opposed to the
11111 collected in this state
5' that they have already
thrice tax in New York
King was In
0 law days ago in confer-
nce wt 2‘ (ice Nobbs ot the Probate
ou1't cone ning the matter. The
.J v11 9 as the date for a
01 accounting on the
torney General will
, 1learned from good all—
hority t ’t are Is a strong probabil—
ty of 11,111 accounting being post-
the and probably year's
. ei'aifairs of the estate
"live simmered down to 11 lawyers
ht in“ New York with the Gliman
against the attorneys
yadministrators in New
{torncys for the adminis-
*8 films of Bush & Graw~
felon & McCorrnickl Each
8.00.000 and have placed
to collection of the $120-
000 in do of other att01.nc)s
'l,‘ . _bo are the collectors
to meet the demands ot'
the heirs who want the fees pared
down to a much lower figure. rI‘he coi-
lectors are paid to have a basis upon
11111111711111 can settle with the lawyers
" ' holeditors and the nearer
the fee at its 01 igillal
111 money they will get
for themselves. The securing of ex-
t tify how much a lawyer is
u-d
tea
theiru c1 tin
[m hen-sew said to admit that they
have received about all they ever will
from‘ the past distributions of the 113-
late, and count on getting very litie
from the final distribution after the
s set through with the estate
11 Attorney General King collects the
4 ticut inheritance tax.
11 Bridgeport Trust Co.
raters of the estate is $14.-
fee of their lawyers
Beardsley. of Bridgeport
000,313 making a total of $20 (100 to
I
181310000 charged alone for
'51 g in [New York.
the manner ill which the
the Great Atlantic and Pati-
,' controlling hundreds of
do: which George I1‘.G1l1nan
pgnclpal owner were settled
a with the estate the heirs
'e opinion that the Attorney
‘0! Connecticut should not at
[act upon he amount that
glnnlly luventoried.
lvalues were greatly dc-
numerous compromises
made.
.General King is said to be
111114 to collect the inheritance
l of the real estate and
" personal property in New
York. The real estate in New York
is map: as it was not a part of the
Invent: returned to the probate
cou'l‘t geport which has jurisdic-
.1 'l' the settlement of the entire
11 New York state the lllilli‘
:11 law “procedure is such that the
real lite does not pass. through the
e heirs taking Immediate
after establishing their
the surrogate courts
Th 11‘ claim they have paid an
inheritance upon both the 111.1rsmali
and real estate in New York and
shoal at be obliged to pay again.
'1‘ little “9 general says that they
1 .11 of' that part of the
. 11%” ”York Invontoried with
11’ props “"‘noutt in Connecticut as
do all the property value of this
value of the personal property
utside of Connecticut alone is
89.8 0 d the inheritance tax up-
fllb 030M be In the neighbor-
Isl fight which will be waged
the heirs and the Attorney
will be quite interesting on
If the administrators and an-
administrators are ready at
render. a final accounting
1 We...
fitshsu'r acou.‘ ‘
I'm-I Adjuctmcnt of Hot Difficulties
in Expected.
ills" reason for the belief today
1 ilinformed upon,
writ "list an early adjusts
’ been that have led
tailor work in the trim-
,; tail hetero the new battleship Connec-
1' 11111 Is ready for commission. but the
'..' Juno,bl,1t' it has cost a great deal more
1 to build 11111111 Was originally expected.
. in another line of business.
.85th ‘i‘ . r1112 2’7w‘l‘he navy
department has at last been compelled
to acknowledge that it: may be shirt
department claims that it. Is not their
fault. A" year ago it was expected
that the boat would be ilnished in
10111! the appropriation 11111 out nearly
two months ago
Not a cent remains now for her con-
structlon. and her guns are wrapped
in canvass and her decks deserted.
Congress Was asked to raise the limit
of the appropriation and did so in the
naval appropriation bill, but this bill
has diagged along. and has not be
come a law as yet. in the moon
time the workmen had to be dlscllarg
ed and no work can be commenced
until the now appropriation becomes
available July 1st.
There is still about $200. 000 or 8-;i00
000 worth of work to be done on the
ship. and at the usual rate it will be
October or November before she can
be put into commission. Many of the
officers have alreadyI been assigned.
but they are now on waiting orders.
The delay is not pleasing to the naval
officials, who wanted to make a good
showing.
In Honor of Senator Piatt.
WASHINGTON, D. 0,, June 27.—~ln
the Senate, Saturday afternoon. the
senators paid a marked tribute to the
late Senator 0 ii Plait. A bill was
passed changing the name of Sulphur
Springs indian Reservation. in Okla-
homa to the Plait National Park. in
honor or the late Senator from Connec-
ticut. Senator Flatt was a member
of the committee of Indian affails of
the senate practically all the time he
was ill the Senate.
Powers of Deputy Collectors.
WASHINGTON. June 27.~Ili the
House Saturday afternoon tilt1 bill in~
troduccd by Mr. Hill giving to deputy
collectors of customs at subpol'is of
entry powor to clear vessels and to
cilanl'c their registcrs passed. This bill
was introduced at the request of sh’p-
pcrs and vessel ()Wilt'l‘s I11 Conuecti:
out.
Postmaster at Colhalt.
WASHINGTON. June 271—43011111' oss-
man Spcl'ry reconlulcudcd tilc appl 11111-
merlt of Amoscy D. Kellogg, to be prost-
master at Colbaii, in place of Char-
les W. 'I‘Ibbnis. who has resigned. The
office pays $241 a your.
or...-
DEATH 'FROM LOCKJAW
Buckien‘s Arnicn Salve.
wtic and healing properties preverl
blood poisoning. Chas. Oswald. mor-
chant, of. Ronssclaersviiie, N. Y.,
writes:
place, of the ugliest sure on his neck
I ever saw."
Burns and Sores. 25c at F. H Ba»
er‘,s South Norwalk. 1111018. F. Weeds,
Norwaik, drug stores.
DURANT ON THE STAND.
Waterbury Lawyer Tells of His Poll-
ticai Fight With Colonel Burpee.
lndebted toMn. Latnrop.
NEW HAVEN. June 27.—-Tlle dis-
burnlent proceedings against Attorney
Durant were resumed In the Superior
Court ycstcday, the defendant return—
illg to the stand. He was asked by
his counsel, Stiles 11‘. Judson, If Col.
llurpee had not threatened blln during
the political campaign in 1804 with
dlslrurlllcllt proceedings if he. did not
tulle a curtain coursc'oi action. 0b1
jectiou was made but it was allowed
as .iudllu Siluurway said that those
matters could be admitted but would
not stand If uncorroborated. Durant
then told of his political fight with
Colonel llurpcc, saying that the 1111.1111-
once wrote: “I hear you are oppos~
lug llonr'y. Pack for the senate. You
have not to stop. You are doing it
In order- to not at 11111.. Subsequently
Burpoc told mo that he had evidence
which he would use to disbar 11111 if
I didn't stop. I asked illrn who told
him I was opposing Pork and be said
he heard it from lily friends.
I told him that if ho had evidence to
go ahead and use it and I asked him
why he had not used it at. once 11110
What was the use of holding it up."
“Regarding Ills relations with Mrs.
U. Luilrl'on, Durant. said he owed
nor a debt of gratitude (ls It was
through her cffol'ls he met the young
woman who is now Mrs. Durant.
During the morning Durant testified.
fore witnesses that he made thoqicpo-
cities for Col. Borneo and was paid
iior it.
MR. WEIBEIT SELLS HIS SALOON
William J. Weiscit has disposed of
his saloon at the cast end of tile Wasbo
Ingtou strcct bridge to James intydcn
Mr. Layden is at present bartender
in Barry's saloon In Winnipauk. He I11-
tands to take possession of the Wolseit
place on Thursday. Mr. Welaoit has
patent switch which he intends to:
push and perhaps later he will engage
11111111111111:
liken row] to pifi'ldw s’y
tho but factories of
its expected. No eta;
lode all to the pro-
ustnient oi the“1
has calla
listen “bold to
emit 'o'ci k tomes
, We said this after.
plating would be of
:18! to demand the st-
, member of the or-
especial
your stoves or the summer, give
1mm
11% and
m 6-5-4. 1| better than an
never follows an injury dressed with:
Its untiseo‘,
"it cured Seth Burch, at this-
Cures Cuts. Wounds.
that Murphy had confessed to him ho- 9°
milr‘utea—Eve thin:
but the ice- w
,1» 1"
1...
MEETING OF THE MAME CORPOR
,4... ATION.
One of the. Members Resigns—New
Teachers.
At a nicoting of the corporation of
Yale University bold in Woollbrldge
Hall. New Haven. yesterday, the fol-
lowing now alumintments in tho acu-
demicui department. were made:
Ariimr William Van Baron. instruc-
tor in Latin.
.iolrn Dougan 11,1911. Instructor in
i..aiin
Robert Thomas Kcl'iiu instructor in
E111glisil
.Iobn Milton “Oftllllll Pb
t'or ill English.
Elbert, Nevins Sabrina Thompson
Ph. 1).. instructor in riu=1torlc.
Frederic Thomas Blanchard. assist-
ant. in rhetoric.
Arthur Pucker McKInstry,
am. In rhetoric.
Robert 1.. Schuyler. instructor in his.
iory.
in the Sheffield Scientific School the
new appointments are as follows:
Dr. W. It. Longley, instructor
mathematics.
111'! F. Spell, assistant in chemistry:
Vllilam K. Simpson. assistant in
mechanical drawing. ‘
Carl, Oscar Jones, Ph. D.,
In chemistry.
Stewart 1..
tory.
Announcement was also made of the
anonymous gift of 8l.000, the yearly
Income" from which Is to be used for
all animal lcclult1 on English letter
writiels and letter writing. to be
known as the Daniel S Lamont me-
lnolial lectulc, and to be given by a
member of the English Yale depart-
meal
The resignation of Prof. Sidney I.
Smith. Pb. l). and Prof. Thomas R.
Imunsbury. I..i.. 1).. both ill the Shei-
ficld Scioniiilc School. were accepted.
Dr. Smith has been professor of coul-
pal'utivo urrniorny in the university
since I875. while Prof. Imrnsbury has
been connected with the university as
head of the department of English in
tho scicntlilc school since 1871.
The l'cslgnalloll ol‘ lilo. Rev. Augustus
Field Board. 0.1)., of Norwalk. 001111..
t'llo has been a member of tlu1 cru'
partition since Mar. 1808, was press-ut-
111d and accepted witii deep mgr-ct. Dr.
ilcard. as a clerical member of 11111
torporaiiou of Yale Unlwrsity, hold
this position as one of the successors
to the original trustees,
11.. instruc-
assist
In
instructor
Mims, Instructor in his-
THE ONLY SURVIVOR
of the Hayes Arctic Expedition. Mr. S.
J. "McCormick. now 1}. S. Deputy Min
oral Surveyor, Bliss Station. ldaho.
say 5: "For years have suffered
fro. '11 severe pains in the hip joint and
bnc k bonc. depriving me of all power
Tim cause was Stone In the Bladder
ant“ Gravel in the Kidneys. After
using D1 David Kcnncds Favorilt
Remedy. of Randout. N Y.. i was com.
piebcly cured "
Free Sample Bottles at R. H'. Plalsteld' 1
BUMLEY‘S WILL CONTESTED.
Guy Hutchinson, Former Yale Quad
terback, an Heir.
Objections to the probate of thr1 will
of the late James A. Illllicy. the circus
man. who died at Mount. Vernon so
vul'ui months ago, were filed at White
Plains yesterday by a lawyer who rc-
prosenis two nieces and another heir
who assert. that. Mr. Bailey was not
of sound mind and memory. There will
probubl'y be ll content before Surro-
gale Sill: man on June 30 when there
will be a hearing on the probate of
the. will
The 1'lbI1'1ctions wort.1 filed on behalf
1 Anna E“. Robinson and Mary 0111'
doll. tlvo places of Mr. Bailey, who live
at. Detroit Michigan and Gordon Dau-
coy another lit'li‘, whose relationship
and address 11.1111 not, set for 1h The ob
loctiouu to the probate 11111 based on
the ullcgatlons that Mr. llailey was
not. of sound mind memory and un
dcrsioudlnu when he made the WW.
and. that the execution thereof was tlw
result of undue influence exerted up
on him.
Mr. Baileys w 'Il his entire estate
valued at about '86 00!)..000 was left
to his widow,M1-11. Roth i. Bailey. of
Mount Vernon. Mrs. liniiey says she
feels certain that the Instlumont will
be probatod.
01111 of the l’laiiey heirs 11. Guy
Hutdhinson, the former Yale quarter-
back. Who Ill a son of the late Mr
.Bniie'bl sister Mrs. Hutuhinscn. of
Morr ttown. N. J.. ' .1
“Don't Ihink that. piles can’t be
cured Thousands of obstinate cam
have been cured by Donn' s Ointment
60 cents at any drug store.
neg—n-
DR. CHAPMAN .40“ TO HART?
FORD.
Evangelist Formally Accepts Invita-
tion to Conduct Out" of Meetings.
The Rev 701'. if Wilbur Chapman
the evangelist, and his associates. will
conduct a series of revival meetinlts‘
Hartford. nest winter. A letter from
Dr. 00111111111111. sumo ageing 11111111111111
slice of bthe Iii vital hasbecn rev
Elyse by tilelitov.D'1'. William H.
sin. piglet of the South 'Bh'lltl‘i'
chairman. n! 1111111 1.1111111111111111
game will the motif dud 111m
Br laid at I iv entitle“
111mm
Julio. pi'ibé‘
new. 11111111111 11111111111 1111111111111 at 1111111111
items clipped from Connecticut papers
of the year of tilt? which accord an
of the conditions then and now In the
region. Some or rthe items are as
Iollows: _
Remarkable Ride.
1111 the Uolonel was recently compell-
mi between the hour of 8 and 9 o '1"lo(k
to 111111111111 the purchase of some prop-
find 111 the bond: rho seller buying re-
111111111 the $2 1300 in Pbcuix bank notes
as not being dollar's g’i‘he lender
must be 111111111 before midnight The
Colonel, ib'us suddenly taken all back.
was not discouralved. lie mounted a
small pm spirited more which like
himself. was om.- of em and made for
the Merldcn i11111k-~distuncc. liftoen
tullos. lie her-c oxriulllged the 82.-
800 in bills for gold and returned to
\l‘atcrbury.l1uvi11g been absent: but
two hours and twenty eight minutes,
and riding the 111111112 horse both ways.
Ho. rode the first flitccn miles in tif~
teen minutes. Those who know the
road across the Prospect lliil, and tall
ing into consideration that the cash-
icr had to be. woke up and lire 11111111111
counted. will readily adullt that the
Colonel and him 11111111, 11111 only be bcu
tell by Prof. Morse.
Phelps, Dodge & Company, of New
York, received 11 consignment of thir-
ly tons of copper recently from [01.1qu
Harbor. In the lot, are five boulders
of the pure metal weighing 8.700
pounds apiece. Lake Superior copper
is now used at the factory of the Sheet.
Brass Company at Waterbury. Court.
and is of 11 very rare uqailty.
w
A clock for Sixty Cents.
Chauncey ._lerou1c. of New llavcn.
has actually illlltli' a timepiece which
he will wur'l'cut will keep good rock
using and which he soils for sixty
cents at wholesale and at. SI at retail.
The works are all made of brass. lie
makes upwards of eight hundred a day
of those articles. After this lot 1111
one be withoui a watch. A few years
ago toniy twelve we believe) the old
wood clocks sold for 510 now no one
will have a wooden ('lilck.
Common. chcap clocks can be
bought Ill abundance 1711182 spit-1.1.111. but
I1: scours Mr. Jor'oluc has cupped lIu1
climax of cheap timepieces.
Tit for Tat.
1 The doclors of Corlucclicul arc. try-
ing to induce the legislature to pass
1 law that no palcnt or (pluck lucdi
'Iuo shall be sold in this stillv without
1 Inbi'i giving all Ingrodiouts. To be
even with 1i1111u illi' urodir-ino lllt'ii
‘luvc 111111.111 filo lr'ilislulrlro 111 pass .1
law (but all pllysli'lalls‘ prescriptions
shall be trillion in plilin English. lic-
iwcen the two. i1. is thought there
will I111 1111011111 full.
The amount of travel on tilt1 Hart~
lord and New Haven railroad is 11111311
large. The upward steamboat train
ucsicr'dlly bad about 200 unsucugcrs,
and tho train from lloslorl bud eighty
Your through passengers to New York
:zity. The route viu Hartford is grow-
ilrr; popular daily.
At Yale College.
The number of students Is
[1;] law, 3’12 ibt-lolosiial and 5::
.tudcuts l’l rosidcnt graduates and 4232
uldcrgl'aduatcs. ()f the last llililiml
121 are Ill the senior, 90 in Ibo junior
II: In thr1 sophomore and 99 ill the
roshlncn class.
HOW'S THIS?
We oficr One Hundred Dollars Re
vnrd for any case of Caterrh that can
tot be cured by ilalls Caturrh Cure
F. J. CHENEY 0; (‘10.. Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned, have known
1‘. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
relieve him perfectly honorable In all
ursincss transactions and financially
ride to carry out any obligations made
11y his lirm.
WALDING. KINNAN 8: MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, 'I'oiedo, 0
Hall‘s Caturrh Care is taken inter
rally, acting directly upon the blood
111d mucous surfaces of the system.
l‘estimonlals sent free. .1" ‘rice 75¢ per
loltle Bold hr all druggists.
Take Hall a Family Pills for consti
ration
THE FOURTH AT HUNTING RIDGE
Among the speakers In the Hush
lug Ridge prove on .Iuiy I. will ho (ho
Ilcv. lsancli. brown, the rcccnliy up
minted chaplain of the Soldier-11' iiomc
Noroltln. invitations are also bolus
1xtcnded to Um. Minor and Hobbic
Posts. 0. A. R.. Stamford. to be pre-
411111 on the occasion. and thus make
he day a mcrliorabio one.
Other speakers will be the Rev.
loorge 'I‘. lh'cumlm of Darius, and
disc Abbie (i. liillilllrs, pantor of the
imng ltidgc Col‘lgrexuiionnl Church
\(ldliltlfilil 11111111111111 of the day will be
rid time sport. games and suck races,
dc.
Bil-I. viz
medical
FOLLOWING THE FLAG.
When our soldiers went to Cuba and
the Philippines health was the most
important consideration. Willis '1‘. Mon
11111. 1111111111 Commie“ Sergeant 0‘5
8 A., of Rural Route 1. unctgdfl
be Mia
says; “i was M1311" In
Il anchor
:51- his“:
two years iii the Insider
In: I bfiiht to col I tool:
New 1111111111111
kept me In perfect health. And now,
111 New Hampshire. we find It the best
medicine in the 1111111111 1111- 111111311111
colds, bronchial troubles and 1111 lung
diseases. Guaranteed at 111.11. Ban-
gel-'1. 811111.103 Norwflk, and]? Earned .
orws null . Pros c
81.00. 'l‘rii't'I bottle tree. 115g
VANTINI Him. SUI.
Suit has beeping: Mouth t by the heirs.
of A. A. Vanti‘lte littlest Irving Ray-
mood. who succeeded his father. the
lots Mn 7. harmed. or 8111111101111.
as head of the Voodoo house to pre-
will thrill mtdf- thqhname a.
A V1111 sea .othpany it 11.1 has
been the firm pants for years. it. is
alleged that the mm to use this name
was [Ives tor a stated period and that
m d'
linked by the Meridian lii'ltttlnla com ’
lamenting view backward and furnish ‘1 an
amusement In the contrast they draw‘ ’.
A citizen of Waterbury, well known
In the evening to make 11 legal louder 1111 _
I‘lli’ 01‘ 093’ the 091111in of 8300 “Duel" '1
01111011100011. wh all 1
colltnillnin I. 11 11.1111 1‘ tie 1
bar tend 'l' incl ”'11 “atrium tr
1 one to live I unite to
11 o. Wilton, is small,
best For
The 90ml.
“rm
tier/1111’ bl'fl'l‘w' ”all” W111? t 8150‘! Olive;
all it" 1.. resultant. rfll' 31111111 '
arm Rm. new or N Y-su
SUI. £8 LLIIIII BOXES
HONOR MEN AT VALE.
List Contains the Names of Several
Weii- Known Nor-walk Students.
The fill] lists of the honor men at
Yale were published yestermday I11
tilt1 list 11111111111- lilo names of C It. An
draws of Norwallt, Frod Q l11loye1 o1"
Norwaik: K. G. McKenzie, oi’ Wilsiport
and K. V Raymond or Itowayton.
M1'.Andr11ws received 11 two your
honor I11 English. Ml. Boyer received
the honorable mention in mechanical
drawing. Ml McKenzie captured thi-1
Rogers scholarship and received iro—
nors. for excellence ill all studies of
the junior your. Mr. Raymond was
awarded honors in part ol’ the studios
of the junior year.
CASTOR l A
Militant and Children.
011 Kind turban Always Bought
Bearsthe d‘fl—fi Z :
15131111111111.1111:
REGULAR LIGHT AT PECK’S
LE
06 .
WASI'HNG’I‘ON, Juno. 27.1-«Tlic
lighthouse board llns issued orders to
establish at. I’cck's Lodge. 111.1111 Nor-
walk, :1 fourth order light flashing.
willic 1-v11ry IO seconds. instead ol‘ the
sixth order light which It was Intend-
ed to put up temporarily. The new
light will be put in about, July 10.
DEADLY SERPENT BITEB
are as common in ludia as are stomach
and liver disorders with us. For the
Iattcr.bowe\'11r, there is a sure. rome-
dy: Electric Bitters; the great ros-
toraiive medicine. of which S. A.
llrown. of Bennettsviilc, S. (3., says:
1“'i‘lley restored my wife to perfect
health. after years of suffering with
dyspepsia and a chronically torpid "w
or." Electric Bitters cure chills and
fever, malaria, biliiousucss. lame back,
kidney troubles and bladder disorders.
Sold on guarantee by l1‘.l{.anter
South Norwaiir. and E. P. Weed, Nor-
wnik druggists. Price 500.
BISHOP OFFICIATED AT STRAT
FORD FUNERAL. '
STAMFORD. .quc 27.~Bishop Tier-
I111y. of this dlilccsc. was present and
couscrrlurd ii111 body at tho funeral
of Daniel llrurailan from St John‘s
Church. yesterday. Many priests
were also present at tbi1 high mass of
rcouicm
STIMULATION WIJHOUT IRRITA-
TIO
his the proper treatment is to stimu-
late these 1'11'gnns without irritating
them. Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup
aids digestion and stimulates the liv-
er and bowels without irritating these
organs like pills or ordinary cathar-
tlce. it does not llallscllte or gripe
1nd is mild and pleasant to take
Plaisteds Drug Store.
Nono has :1 right to make others
unhappy I11 order to please himself or
others
I“
J
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect June 10,'1905.
LEAVE. sou-m MoswsLK son
NEW YORK.
A. M.——121l'16x, 6:30, 5:41. 0:18.
6:5011. 0:58, 7:58. 8:18. 8:40. 8:48x.
9:05x. 9:3011, 9:47, 10:00x. 11:01,
11:17X.
P. M.~12:52x. 1:00. 1:4511, 211711.
3:20. 3:8”, 4:1911. 5:41, hzb'lx. 0:40
8:532, 7:121, 7:5411. 9:0711, 10:32.
Sundays. .
A. M.—-—12:50x, 5:2011. 624111, 8:67.
9:0311.
P. M.:—~1255x. 2:4711. 2: 57:. 5:41.
56 53;, 7. 00:1. 7: 18, 7: 0-111. 8' 2511. 9: 57:,
aw YORK FOR sou I'H NORW
r
N
A M.—-~12:00x. 12:0ilx, 4:58. 6. 5,
0:42. 8. 01‘. 8105.8:1011. 0:01:11. 0:09,
9:1 11.:10 02x, 10: 05 11:0011. 11:02.
P. xM.l--]2 Oils. 104 1:30x.2 0:011,
21,56 313111. 4: 02:, I: 06 411511, 1i: 32,
61.0211. ll: 09 6'26. 0:0011. 0: 03, ll: 68.
8' 02:. ll: 001'1, 0:20. 11.0011.
lmdcyl.
. A. M»12:00x. 12:09:. 6: 00. 7: 20.
0: 0011.M 10: 0211, 11:008.
. «1:2 08. 8: 04. 0. 00:. 010911.
.38 0 X1 bl!” 00‘:
8'0 TH NOBHWALK TO NEW
A. M.~—i2f 0811," 1: I211. 11 111111, 61110
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DAANIUIY fl‘I'O COUTH NORWALK.
DIM-7 26. 8:11, 10: 09:. 11' 40.
Hat-*3. 84. 8: 80. 0: 45
says.
AI
1’.
other later to have offered 000,000
to the name
”:1 Mumford Railroad Ltpnpllny in 1893 he 1'
"3 stock at 111111 In 19003207 this it is new
bonds have been converted
‘ by reason of sickness. obscure from
a: 8.1 . 1111.11
sutuwuosmm 'ro DANBURV.
The New vol-11 New iinvcu and
used about 817.000.000 of. dcbcntur
I'uur 11.111111111101111. convertible Int
announced that all but 880. 000 of th
The period of convertibility expired"
in 1903.1111111011111 months ago by a
vote of the director 11. convertibility
was extended to 11011111111111 about 8185.
444 or the bonds still outstanding, who 1
the country or similar reasons. had
been unable to make the conversion ill ’
1903. The privilege was» extended. 1
howcv vor. only to original holders of
tho bonds or their legal hells so that
those who buvo bought the abonds
since liltiii, have been forced to resell»
them to former holders in order to
make them 1111111111'.tibic Under the 1111 1
c1411: extension. therefore. about $100;
000 of the bonds out' of tile 81811.000
outstanding have been changed into
stock. '
fui prsc
1111mm
' of thei
their 114111111111. 'l‘hivatuw
irlluiy. We have never cl
edywiiicure slices? *1:
disease» and “souls
dulled by physician.
Kidney;
Ill bar
wniel, constipation. Jill
mm 1'. delay. but useY Dr.
llemcdy at once.
and booklet ctyflltalflll’l
lately
snarl, Rondo KN?!
butt! 08781.00."
‘.
HORSE THIEF BUSY AT LONG
H. 1’
J. C. Shields of Easton, Asks Police to
- Help Find His Rig.
.l.1 (i. Shields. 01' Easiou. has asked
the police of ilroidgcport and other oils
ice to boon the lookout. for a horse '
and light delivery wagon stolen from
Long Hill at 10 last night. Shields
drove to Long Hill curly in the orc—
ning and at 10, when he looked up
his 1L1. found that It. had been stolen.
The, horse, he says. weight about 1.-
500 pounds ls black and has a white
star on tho [ol'1-.1lload 'I‘ilc wagon has
red running gear. His loss is about
$141)“.
CURED 0F BRIGHT'S DISEASE.
(ice. A. Sherman. Lisbon Red Mills.
Lawrence Co.,.N. Y.. writes: ”i had
kidney disease for many years and had
been treated by physicians for twelve
years; had taken a well-known kidney
medicine and other remedies that were
breCOIiiIlIt-iflllt’ld but got no relief until I
began using Foley's Kidney Cure. The
first lialflbottle relieved me and‘four
bottles have cured me of this terrible
disease. Before I began taking Fo
icy's Kidney Cure I had to'mnke water
about every fifteen minutes. day and
night. andpasscd a brick-dust~.'sub-
starlcc,'and sometimes a slimy sub-
stance. . I lemma 1 would have. died
If I had not taken Foley’s Kidney
Cure. " Plaistcd‘s Drug Store. "
Hartford: Charles
don. charged with
puny on May
bail each for the
1 Justice 'I‘auncr.
wcrc arraigned.
Cl'ausl‘ou R i.
sate keeping.
preparation for con
trouble.
Honey and TM and
consent?"
11111111111111.1111: over 00 yesnof
remarkable anem- in the cure of
Liv
1‘ it below the public. The formula
to in 1.111.111; with attic! 31111111111111
3111111 dimmed
You ms
LARS HE
VOLUN’l‘OWN, June 27.——Aithough
pleading not guilty. James Miller. 111
belol' c
sumption In the first stages)“
never heard of any one using Foley' 5
, and Iiirmdtmuhloe.
.ésel peeullur to wo-
'nl‘eu‘. but pawntraedicinemut
apromiptlnn used by Dr. David
Kennedy In his large and success
lice long before he placed
to. and many physicians
lightest standing have pre-
Anibal] 91.11.1111 Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy for
1111 icon be lrovcd' abno-
' o F'nvorito lieul-
Ivrr and Bladder
sl'niadt
aiimrn'ts. but the fact re-
mains that It has cluo'd many cum practically absu-
1111 you 111111111- 111nm any denier-out Iymptoms of
Liver and llioodtroubics? Have you pain
cloudy urine with aedlrueut.pain In passing
W." U Ito,
11': Favorite
have I ”Wilhelm... battle
«1100111191.?
villa lie ad vice milled
V.“
luplfwltin Dr. llsvid Kennedy'-
on on 1 1181'
11,?“997118‘
Free Sample Battles at R. H. Plaisted's
ALLEGED VOLUNTOWN 111111111
LD.
'l‘iurris. of New
York; and John Connors. of New Lon-
blow‘ .113 open the
safe at the Brig 3 Manufacturing Com-
0 were held in 85000
Superior Court by
whom 'tilcy
’I‘hc men were brought here from
and after the hearing
were taken back to New [01100111011
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
A. A. He'rren. Finch,
“Foley's Honey and Tar Is the best
Arie, writes:
ghs, colds and lung
I know that It has cured con-
You
not being satisfied.
1I’inisted's Drug Store. - '» 1‘
W“
So Minnie really got her father's
“1Y1 1s the old man gave up."
n1.
notice are worthless and harmful
cure.
3am, alone has triumphed in every
years.
Take 15 drops every 2 hours 111111 BE SURE to
and chest with 11112,.olear Balm every night. That.
the last stage of. quick consumption. Nooocnlno
Irene 1
“How much?’ ~Cievel 1nd Plain
A good till” 1111.111 boat in the best paper. Dcaicr.
1
epic-118‘" ' 1'16
Issuers than 11 cough it is" :11 (19911156811111 inflam-
much 11.1 elders}: of the bronchial
lung‘s-allied to asthma and the most Willis]
1 source 0'! consumption. 111 mm» on schools oi
‘ medicine, and ecugh cures, loaded ‘Wi‘t’h "111111-
film and
because '30
remedy taken internally only, ever did or ca'ln
BRAZILIAN BALM, the g‘ermidi'de littl-
case for 20
bathe’thc th'rball
is the worst. it“
penetrates, reduces 'thc inflammation, kills the germs, stops the
coughing and raising of phlegm, restoring the lungs to the vigor
of youth. Get the 500 or 01.00 bottle, keep up the treatment
faithfully for a tow weeks and we guarantee a collected:- down'to
or induces.“
B. 11‘. Jackson &‘ Cm, Indianapolis. Indiana.
I
Opp. Telephone Exchange.
Be Cool. commune '11111'0‘111161’15113
Use an Electric Laundru iron
The Reed d‘t Voik Elecul'c'al Compass
.i.
Phone 82-4.
supply. the price
1 comfort.ch billsle
tiele of 1111111 to he
at test.
order elsewhere.
14 Calvin: Ave.
Lam's“ News Ito
31111311111111 In".
1r; its-11.011; '1 tool as.
superior or inferior quality.
'1..." Issued carton.
11111 91111113111111 am In THI
lT.-Y
Go where you will an volu- coal
to very blunt: the
same; the difference in resume-heal.
etc-erectile: I‘ll a
The ar-
tound In our vat-dc
“will entree-slum withstand the sour-
mry It before you place In “
lilo Daniel Keogh Codi 00.
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2.1.1.1111 wt
Norwalk Chronicler