I_., .,‘l nu
I
AWtflemflfdrt‘omflpa—
it a. Diamond
it??? III‘IIII
53
a I
‘ litmus Bought
Ktntl You'iive
, ”ill"
thirty hats
METHODIST MISSIONS.
Annual Meeting of New England
Southern Conference at New Lon.
don.
NEW LONDON, Not. ti.~v-'l‘he an-
nual meeting of the New England
Southern conference, of the Womeus
Home'Mlsuionar y society of the Victim
dist. Episcopal (‘hIIIIlI opened It two
day’s session yesterday. l'lolcgatcs are
in Iittleuduncc. from hiasuuclIuIsctm,
Island and Connecticut.
This, evening. Moo; Annie Clarke. of
Cambridge. national organizer. liliiiit'
an address. Officers Were selected for
the Norwich district as follows:
District PreslIlIIIII—IIMIIS. .i S. Patton.
Stafford Sprin ; vice president—Mrs.
J. H. Luce. iantic, II'easIIIIer—-—Mr3.
Harwood, Norwich.
‘ Cascasweot. in II harmless compound
of vegetable extracts that. is wonderful
in its beneficial effects on the stem-
achs of babies and children. Recom-
mended and sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge P1181;
macy.
HOW MR8 M'LEAN DIED.
Ex-Govornor’c Mother Expired an She
Awaited Election Returns.
SIMSBURY. Nov. its—IWIIIlc quietly
waiting in her chair for the news of
the election. in which she was much
interested. M‘i‘il. Mary Paine Mriieau.
the used mother of (Ix-Governor George
P. McLean. died ut the home of her
son, here Tuesday evening.
She wait 86 years of age and her end
was as peaceful us though she had
dropped off to sleep. The (Ix-(loveruor
was called home from the Town Hall.
where he was listening to the returns
and waiting to aend some word home.
when the news came that his mother
was IInIIoIIIIIIIouII. lie hurried home
before she. breathed tIIII' lair
PIRATING FOLEY‘S HONEY AND‘
Foley 6i. f‘o., t‘hIIIugo. originated
Honey and TM as It throat and lung
remedy. and on flf‘(‘0lllll of the great
merit. and popularity ill,l“tllt'.\"fi Honey
and Tar many inIltIItlouII are. offered
for the genuine. Tin-III,- worthless
Imitlitloun have similar pounding
11 mos. ilewaro of Him“. The gen»
ll tiff lt‘oloy‘ It Honey and 'I‘ai' in in it yol-
low Itckugc Auk for it lllltl rol'uim
upbntitute. lt lit the hunt I‘CIIICI
ayy for coughs and colds Plulstod's
Drug Store and 'liII- Clifford Phar
mncy.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AD-
VANCED, WA I
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. R.~~'l‘lIII
Boar .of Directors of the l’I-IInIsytvIe
nlu tillrotui Company III II meeting
yesterday ordered an advance of ten
per cent in the. WEKI‘H of all emplorou
rocelvlb‘ less than 8200 a month. The
increase goes into effort on December
1. he directoru filtl’II the cont of by
but and the prelim IIIoIIpI-rtty of the
country IIII ti Irumm for the advance
Similar urtiou will lil,‘ taken by till
, the companion III the’ i’nuIlIIyII-IIIIIII
system out and new or l‘ittnburk.
About dilution pm'litmb are. affected
by the autumn
”‘MWMW
MOO REWARD mo.
The modern of thin paper will be
pleased to ,chIrn that there in at tom
one drontiod diuesno that urleueo huu
been able to cure in all llli Mason. and
fluids Clitorrh. Hull‘s thurrh Cure
:s the only positive our» now known
. o til”! medical fraternity. Catarrb
Min n mnnlltutlonut IlltIrIuII-I. roqniron
I, lititlomtl "militant. Hilll'll Clot
'mi'lt (hire ill taken internally. notlnxt
directly upon the blood IIIIIl mucouu
A sum of the micro. literally do».
it“ in the foundation of the disease.
. no: the patient Intrepid: I by
building up the constitution and up
“lilting nature in doing int work. The
proprietortt have Ito much faith in ltiI
curative powers that they offer Ono
mu blood for lint of lean.
Added“ i" J. CHENEY & (30.,1'0-
loltl oil crumb.
rm
fills to Intro.
l tlII-I-o with the line running acrosu the
Hundred Dollars for any cuss that it .
.pIII
'I Family Pills for connti
Milli.
' you of
.7'Th0 an
nual Thanksgivin multimillion
was issued roster av by , verb r Row
hurls. setting apart Thursday. overn-
bar till. as It m oft‘lt ksglvlomand
bruise." and recommend us that the
people throuubout the slats meet in
t‘vItr respective plat: of Worship null
.t. it appropriate reign“ cortices ob-
dildo of Connecticut
liy ills ascetic-Item, Henry Roberts.
Governor. AiPt-oitlamntion
Whit 0 at divers times in the past
the people of this Commonwealth have
luld occluded to askiiomedae» the kind-
ly loadings of Divine “Providence yet
for the biennium of tho mascot for
i'retuiom from calamity, and for the ab-
Imdunt prosperity of the your which
to drawing to a close. they now own
moat profound thanks.
in tile curly day» with discourage
taunt attending every endeavoi our
Fathers ordained that one day towards
he end of the harvest. season should
Ie not apart do which to glvo' thanks
iIIIto lltm who by Hill favor had IIIII-I-
isinctl them. and generation after gone-
ration. believing in tho overruling pro-
leléIIceu of (lad ,lu the atlalru of men.
have followed until new the observan-
ce of this custom.
Ill .‘i‘\‘6 the day.
I: preclamutiou
reads.
twenty-ninth day of November, as It
day of .I I
‘ Thanksgiving and Praise
i And I reconuuoud to the people of
this, unite. that. while they eel qutc
this day by guthoIlugs in their ome'u
bud by distributing of their plenty
in iIhelI places of worship and no a
people return thanks Imu God. for the
blessings which he has so freely gt
ven‘.
the State, at the Capitol in Hartford.
this seventh day of Novoiubur. in the
your of our Lord one. thousand nine
hundred and six. and the independence
of the United States, the. one, hundred
undthlrty-first. ' I
lilLINRY ROBERTS.
By His i‘xccllcucy' II comuluutl
Theodore Bodeuwelu, sect-(Italy.
MANY PETITIONS FOR NEW TROL-
LEY ROADS
Gaunt-at Assembly Will Be Buoy—One
Route Throu’gh Berkshire Valley.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 8.—~~A canvass of
the state on new trolley road proptv
sitioha reveals the fact. that. the com
lug uouuiou of the legislature. which
will convene in January. will be mark
ed by an avalauIlIe of pctitlouk lor
new lines tor that. soil of triIv,IIl .Ind
tlIut the country people especially are
mme’ than IIch sensible of tho adv-an ,
ltlgtzh of the trolley and alive. to the
fact that the Hilt‘lllllN of the stain can
be to a gtcut. Ixteui utilized for power
for very many more trolley roads.
’l‘lIiII Will be II principal reason for the
big rush for new liellI-y lines. lloi
Iides Sillilllt'l r'iIuls it is understood
that the. Consolidated loud tun-if will
have it lillillllt‘i 0] pt‘lliltilln before. the
legislature.
'i‘hII Consolidated has just completed
‘paientu; multipic- cylinder rotaiy
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
MIB. Franklin flush, of New Castle.
Deb. IIIIIIII: “i suffered for roots with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me.
until i took Brazilian Hahn. and one. 50
cent. bottle cIIIIId me completely."
Fol stile by it, ll. l’lulstod. i“. ll.
Huxlei and The Clifford l‘liuimacy. "
._.._...- _..._..._...
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
"llte following were issued Novem-
ber bib 1906 List lIII-IululIIIl bout of-
“to of A M Woonter. Solltilor ol’
l’ateutk. lilitlgeport. t‘ouu.
lulllkiti II} Doolittle. litidgcporh
steel fol corsets.
George W (looIiI-_idge Bridgeport.
bundle ioI echtI-itt sully uwiivhea.
Harvey liIIblIIIll, Bridgeport. tut-au-
IchII-ent lamp cluster.
lolm lingers Bridgeport.
uir IIIoIIIprtIIoIor
Benjamin F. WulkeI, Binldgeport two
exI
explosive cu-
IillIe
automatic
ploiire engine; rotary
its new line i‘Iom Norwlch to Control 5"
Village and now has II complete Irot- l
ley connection from New London to
Worcester, Mass. The new link of
load passes thiough lewett (‘ity and
l’luiuiicld and for a- part of the. way,
make 11er of the uteam tracks of tho
NotwlI-b ill Worcester raiboad Onel
hundred and eighty-two new houses
have been constructed at l’laiIIllcid's
new IIItil Idle this fall. This new vu-
lture will constitute u big feeder for
this line.
Work in soon to bogin on the long.
looked for trolley from ’i‘homuston to
Waterbury. The. Connecticut. Railway
and Lighting t‘ompuny has agreed to
meet this road. proceeding north from
Waterbury. before. July 1 next. A plan
is being revived to extend the Brlutul
and i'luiuville Tramway (loft; line from
’i'I-IIryIiile to 'i‘honiantou. AI-luIrtIIr
will be asked for by Vt'ut-Irburluuu for
a trolley road from that city ruIIuiult
lllll‘llli‘Ilhl to hlillIlIIltI :tlltl connecting
:Itair from Springfield. The bitiu all
the new trolley road from Woodbury
to Waterbury. It Work which will «out
$350,000, will be cloned next Wt‘l'liI
and the work of connirucllon will be
begun ill ouIIII.
Work hak been III-gnu IIII the Show
ltIIII electric railwoy'from Stony Creek
to lIiIIIIex, by way of Snybr This
will be the buoyant strip of tro icy road
in the mute and is believed to he in
some way ltll outgrowth of the efforts
of the Connecticut Railway Co. The
new road will probably be completed
next year. The grading from Essex to
Suybrook will be. completed this full.
it lulu been reported hot-o that. Ill-
l'tit‘lOl'lt of tho Consolidated Railway
(in. MM been looking over tho upper
HIII'lII-Iblre valley in Mnsnnchuuotiuh
with II view to extend the “Oi'kiillll‘fit
trolley proposition up Groylock moon-
tIItu by it (Iilllt‘ liIIII. Preuitleut Mullen
iII obi-tidy IIxtI-Itttinu thin trolley lino
Imuih trout (treat Harrington. Music.
to (human. where future Connecticut.
trolley connection will be libido. and
where it III believed the florimhtnt
trolley will take power front the WI!’ =
new water power at. iI‘IIlhI Village.
Work on the electrification of that.
portion of the I'ouuollduloti railroad
between Mei-idea and Middlotnwn, ii
bIIII boon fll‘l‘lili‘tl by Iteneral Manager
.l. It. i'uuertorti. will begin in the
early npriua and bu ruuthl to com-
plIIi lion. ,
other vttoiley Work in tin; ilcrk
nhlrI-II lllClIttlt‘M ll line. from Mil Invent
Mus” l'tulll Cannon. and cannot-tin;
wtth Montercy mainlutlve till I
will Irtciutlt‘I II line from 'l‘brr ultimo
hitehhubl IIIIIl nuother from IIIichilold
thuIlIlIIgtou, painting through tlI’II
Builtunt Luke and Luke Wnramouu
collation. Another will ask for It char
tor from Washington to Wmdbfiy. ‘utl
connecting with the Qunsupau’gl
country. which in one of the moat m
mantle of Connecticut‘s minor in
Rlllflmtll'. .
IXTBADITION FOR GIMMONI.
14. Nov -M the new
street Italics Court. who the orchid.
m» mil-train granted the «tradition
'iillll. certain mild or plated
William D. Allen and G A Jordan.
Ntw Harm automatic cutotlng tool
Cosmo Ltucl. New Haven, keyless
padlock.
ll. F. llrodorick, Hartford. try-square.
George A. Mch‘etrldge, Norwalk. hy-
draulic power-generating apparatus.
.l. E. Kelley. .lr., Litchfleld. inflation
vulvc.
Albert J. Aubrey, Meriden, sight for
fireurmu.
Henry 8. Beach and it. Kaysur. MIIII.
lIlI-II. metal IlislI. design.
George J. llubcork. Waterbury.
she his
(‘iuirlI-II l. Upwu. WatIII-bIIII. Still!
and heel plate.
I.IIlIII ll (knot. \\'uict‘hury, top for
powder receptacles, design.
TradevMarke.
Nellie ll. lligncy. llriIlgepori, IIIIIII
biued abdominal supports and lint-W
hllliptll‘lf‘l'f‘.
IIIIIIIloI-It. Gravy if: i‘iIII‘II. New iirlI
lll‘tIIIlllllti
tIIIItIIl ware.
Labels. V
lIiIlwIIrIi Muller (fitnupauy, New lla
veu. "(lid Colony lI'oI' pillow IIIIIIIIII."
l)ertt‘H Kidney and bladder l’llbI
actou both kidneys and liver. and an
ll i‘fltiilll afford the IIulckcIIi relief from
excess of uric acid. fluid by The t‘lif—
ford I’hurmucy and The Bridge. Phat"
mucy. "
FINED can dream. LIQUOR sat.
G
l‘As’l‘ HAMPTON Nov «W C. Mark
hum today was timed $402 for illegally
netting of liquor, thin being another m
unit of the wholesale l'lililli conducted
by the suite poll}?I on hotel Iroprlu-
tors in thin of the III I; MIIrlo
hum in ”origami-d: of the Vii lap; .Ctlil:
i’liti tilt
and blood tIlunnlns illlful'lt radically
,ftoiit animal emulsions-«it ht IIII kwmtt
iI cream. tilld lII titlluitiy turned littnI
iila and blood. it in no rduily IIIIIIInI-
It. “the Itlmmil‘ll l'ttliitllt'it illuoc
Iii ltultmnlston tlltt appetite When
you shim from brunt'lutkt or coughs
.IIIIII eoltlu fat in build; tout IIIIIIIIIIIIIIly
Mill in no limit" quantity. tom-titer
with much albumen of tin- blood.
tIlliloNiNlt provided tar and albumen.
I'd-building (butI shrunken and weaker:-
tisIIthI and din new blood
outlining thrown“ the brim lt bI
wholly Vegethbwflnuflbd oil ll‘iiili
goons. cttrulptna. old, and is It IIlIIIIIuInt
into certain com for bronchitis. coughs.
cold Ind wutint diseases. ‘
III the cured nor of it alumnus
vol thin domiciled
or all. nurse in my lfc than i did a
nth ago, not helm than i do today
offlouban alumni. I hurglnr who
broke out of the miraculous litter.
military, and who recently Intro nine
all up to the Liverpool palm.
l
Lineman is a. marvelous mtdielnuaa
Timothy it ltd-tor, Bali island. noun:
Namath Conn.
At nil It”; time-Illa. ton. l1.
“alumni! Mr" ~ .
I I HABTEDRMGOM. Nous
' annoyed by
I therofore appoint 'l‘nuraday. the. .
to {hone in need. they do also meet. ,.
Given undeI my hand and seal of .
. activity and humor and to than that
mutt It i
nettlnonlu. i new
l Manor Knows
‘ It" ,{ai
. ’l‘porc in a way alum to convince the
test liteptio canons of South
ormtlb no made it possible.
The pubic untau‘élnt of their moan
toxic» ll proof like of which has
two: tron. produced before in south
Eartha" heat urn can of. It given
ulnar.- _ , ,
I John Born vrl
bruit; IIIIImIII' : ill
a him later
littered with
y bills and In
_ 1‘ Was sub-
Il to subtle and
during. tibiae ”tacks bad no ambition.
1 could not. ales but, t wqied and
turned continuous y. if I cau ht cold
it settled rig t. anions my but! My
mother had tied Dbau‘s Kidney Pills
with line results and advised me to try
can so i procured IK county at the
Piai‘ulad Drug Start: out! begun the
detrimentl They‘ lIelpcdwgis from
he inland holly no me of it
sevelgnt’rttdck incitnh highly recom
me It them to kidney uufferors as It
most valuable remedy. "
For sale by all dealers. Film 50
cents. Foster-Million 00.. Buffalo.
New Yotk. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember-
iake no other.
I
mils,
tort
the .nuInIc—iDoan‘ s—und
CONN. INVESTMENT COS.
Several in Process of Liquidation—~'
Mlddtu‘ox Banking company in
Satiafaotory Ito-pm.
The annual reportIof State Building
and Loan Commissioner Webster,
whith Went to the governor Thursday,
discussed inveutmont- companies doing
business in Connecticut
"Several of the investment compan-
lcu reporting." says the commissioner.
"are well along iu the procestl of liqui-
dutlou which seems to be satisfactory
to all panties in Interest and no Inquir-
ies come. to me concerning them cu-
IIIpt Bllf‘ll as are mined by natural
curiosity. '
“The Southern Mutual luvestmcut
company has during the past two
months been merged with some. other
lIoIIIi investment companies under the
name of the American Reserve Bond
investment com any with their prin-
ripal oli'tcc st (‘ textile, and no license
has ,vI It been issued for the new organ.
izntlou. An examination in being mudo
at the pIeIIcuI time by an expert who
is acting for the suites of Massachu-
«cits, lthodo inland and Connecticut
and when all the details are. before
the comuilunloums of tho thicc. unite»
it “ill be decided whether license:
will be. issue m not
"The Middlcuex Banking Company.
whouc businesn hnu been canted on so
long motor a special charter from tho
state. has reduced its capital stock dur-
ing the ycui by vote of tin stockholders
without in any way, changing its as-
Item. and is meeting all demands an
proqutlI as they mature. l have in
till} pouspssion statements from all of
llw deposit banks and trust co Iupanics
showing that their deposits of rush
and mortgaged for. thy aocuricy of de-
boutures are sufficient in amount. i
am engaged at the mount tiuIII in get-
ting a schedule of tilt lhcli mortgages
on deposit. taking the stone from the
'oIlgiIIal not.,e.s with names and icon
lions in full. which when completed
will i um I'tely cute, satisfy me of their
standing and \aluc’l. The increasing
wine of Ibo farm lands. where their
loans are, and the. general prosperity
which exist are important factors in
IIIIIIII-itlcroiua the strength of thin com.
pany."
A YEAR OF BLOOD.
The you 190:; will loin; be Ieuiem~
boxed in the home of F. N 'l‘nckct. of
Alliance. Ky, m; It your of blood:
which ilouod no copiously from Mr.
'i‘aeket' II lungs that death uncured very
mun. lie writes: "Beche bleeding
from the lung» and a frightful consh
had brought too at Iicttth‘ II door. when
l began taking Dr. itlus'u New Dis
Izovon fat (folinumptlou. with the an
tonlsliiug result that alter toiling four
bottleo l was IIIIIIIpiIIIcly matured and
as time hIIII provou peruutuently I-ur
mi." Guaranteed for Soto Lungs
Coughu and Golda. III F. ii. Baxter's.
islouth NorwullI. and it. P. Wood'u.
Norwulk. drug stored. l’rirn bile. and
$1.00. 'l‘riul bottle fr "
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Iill)WAlil) HARRKIAN
(in Tuesday night will appear the.
veteran actor, Edward Huriignu. In his
tumouII cIIIuIIcler that of "Old Luv."
in the greatest of all comedy dramas.
“Old lavender.“ Mr liurriun in the
olden, comedian on tho Antonella Ilium
today. and without II doubt the areal-
I-st portraying Ith clan of character.
He is the author of twohty -thrco plays.
each of which lint! run for more than
can hundred old in in Now York city.
Mr. Hurt-inn rowan ull hiu old limo
00
title this play will and II thIIrouIIlIiy
lininhI-It performance.
lililNNWIMOlilil‘ON CO. .
'l‘bo lIIIIIIIetIt-Muuttou (to. llltIIIIIIIIi
mother turtle uudioiico with tiioir pro-
IvIIniIitiorI of A Cowboy‘n Romantic, at.
lioitht '.i‘lIIIutrII boil. ulxilt. . w, II.
Iuiurkcy did good work an Johnny. the
“my li‘rIuIlI Brynn bundled 1hr
tidhtor role of ttttniln Nomeombnnu
render-tom in II pleasing mannnr. MII-
Ibut Fruit was good" linirn llt'm'lo
way and Mitrweii Drlncolil uni-Irma:
rm trim ppmuglllu worn excel-
lent. like mechanical nun being worth
the full price of Minimum. Tonight
the «may will MIMI. hill-I of
Virdinbu 1 If“ I -.
MIIIII M‘tihAithN‘! ulcrrkti .I
Mm my rennin column, I'vtto III
people of 't'tIII Not-Inuit; mil again no-
pmtr before them next Tuesday night
at lot-kw ntlntl. Miss Nocturnal
will present
from the, advance
usual turtle auction
tan that evening
Grandmother-dimly. um. whatever
tire you thlIIlItn , h
It] infants into did
to of tlrkctlt. the
will be present
Wit you“ do not think
that so mall a child understand: din
imam in ismpcmimli-I-li Honda
JENNIN-
It
union of IlliItluI l'uunn was must. no - I
Well and most farm lit town to IIIII ,
he. County motion and:
,3 an round;
on ill) cold
List of mm for civil tuner-tor court
Tumor We
The following;I ht the short calendar
but of IIIIIII-II for the civil supprlor
{court to be held tomorrow, Judah M.
A. Shaman preuidlng:
Morehouuc. disclosure of defense or
lud’gnwut: State of Connecticut vs.
John McDovlti. hearing on plaintiff's
IlcmqureI and qul merit for want; of
huswor Io pinlnt‘i ’II reply: 'i‘obltw
lioruhurd III III. VII ’I‘ho John Hancock
Mutual Life. luaurunctI Co. {Jury}.
leaving on plutottff'u demurrer to the
c'feuduuin answer and on plaintiff's
IlaInurre to the defendant's counter
eluluI: ‘Mnbel 8, Lloyd at al. appeal
front probate. demurrer: Richard F.
Pcttlgrcw vs. William .1. Hart. at at.
for answer; Frank 8. Hughes vs. Tho
Amt-titan 'tube & Stamping Co.
plaintiff's IchIIIII-rer to defendants
answer: Frederick E. Brown. trustee.
vn. Margaret E. Mooney, oxeculrix. et
Ill. (Jury). for trial of issues to jury:
Multic. E. Griswoldvs. William L,-
Griswold. motion to refer to stain
referee; Bridget; Coleman vs
Coleman foreclosure: The Greenwich
uwer; Sophia R. iiurlbult vs. Frank
E. SturgeI-I et at, plaintiffs motion to
one in administrator upon estate of
deceased defendant: Southport. Nu-
tlouul bank in matter of receiver, for
acceptance of return on order to com.
bromine claim: Caroline Bulls vs.
Frederick 3. Charter, ‘motlon to cite
to Edward D Chalice and Frederick
A Chalice as eodofeuduutu; David
A. Nichole vs. Ilulia, C. lluntzlngcr.
foreclosure; The Hochsiuder Co. vs.
John ’1‘, Donovan, foreclosure; peti-
tion of Harriet i“. Shcroow for change
OYI name; Cora B,IDockcr vs. Charles
E. Decker, for reference to state
referee; Charlotte M. Molt vs. John
0. Mott. for alimony pendentc lite:
Catherine 1.. Russell vs. Martin R.
liuancll. for alimony pendente lite;
State or Connecticut rs. Robert E.
DelI‘IIIIIIIIt. disclosure of defense or
judgment: Juutes Spurgo vs. The AI-
las Lino Co. ct IIlIII. for further order
of notice or foreclouulti: lI‘rIIdcriIk B
Patina IIII Matthew H. Rogers, admin-
tutrutor defendant's motion for more
specific I-Ituteiueut: Abbie B. inwndeu
III filth, administrators. vs. City Nation
at bank. default for failure to file so-
swer; William J. ’I‘lugue vs. William
E. Luhmun ct. 315.. disclosure of de-
tI-uue or foreclosure motion for fore
closure by sale: Fitch A. iloyt ot Iii.
I-II. William J. Hurt ct his" for hear-
ing on demurrer to second dorenso:
John M. Warren vs. Sara 0. Warren.
further order of notice; Michael Pu-
Itk vII, N, Y.. N. H. & H. R. R. Co..
motion for perniinslon to amcud notice
as to hearing in damages; Rose. Goff
III-y III. Ralph 'l‘. Borina. motion for
upeclal bull. '
Uncontested divorces: Maximilian
l’tIterII vu. Mury W. Peters; .lohii Kis
\‘R. Pauline ll. KIN; John E. Enoch \‘ri.
Daisy Ill. Enoch; (lrnee l). Loy vs.
William '1‘. hey; Stefania Dzicmian
I-II. Andrew InieIIIiuu; Marin A. Zim-
IllPI‘ vs. Henry Ztmmer; Elizabeth S
Muwhinuey IIII. Arthur Muwhiuucy;
Lyman M. Hosted vs. Anna. V. Lat},
ltIIsIIIIl.
HAD A CLOSE CALL.
"A dangerous surgical operation. III-
volvluu the removal of a malignant ul-
cor, as large as my hand. from my
Iluulhters' hip. was prevented by the
application of Bucklen's Arnica Salve."
cars A. C. Stickel. oi Milctus. W. Va.
"Persistent use of the Salve complete-
tr cured it." Cures Cuts. Burns and
injuries,- 2i’III. III F. ii. Baxter's. South
Norwalk. and E. P, chd'u. Ilruz-
giuls. \ "
KILLED BY A FREIGHT TRAIN
llRlllGBPOlt'L‘ Nov. 8. ——(‘ linrlcu l-Iioyt
aged thirty-three yours. was struck
and humidity killed by n freight train
at. the local station at. noon Yesterday
an by Ivan trying to cross the. track
in front of it. His body was dragged
fully liltl feet and badly mangled. He
IIIIIII IIIIIployed IIII a carpenter and was
«aim: to IIIII work on the bridge lll'l‘OtIli
the l'III-IIIIIIIIIIIIII tlIvI-I' when the art-l4
III-oi III-IHIIIIIIIII. Ito formerly belonged
to \\'-IIt-IIlIur_v and lemon II futullv
flood for everything ll naive in band
for. ilIItht II Witch liuIItIt i'lutre titIt
iertI II Sold by the (‘ttffoIIIi l‘tIIII
Inucy and The bridge Pharmhey "
Bin MORTIMER DURAN!) lil'i'litlb
IDNDON. Nov. ii.--’l‘lIII retirement
or Illr Mortimer lint-and. the Hritiub
ItIIIbnnmulor to the United Sluice, will
IIIIIII place ill the and of this year. it»
lulu boon pnrmitted to rerun at but
own urgent remnant. and had been anx-
lIIII for some tiIuII mud to give up Itin-
lomatic work. He intends permit-
itently to leave the diplomatic Marriott
and retire to private life. The Fina
olIIII tlnlco lIIIII not yst.‘cnncidorcd the
question of Flir Morlimor‘s ludceuor
and it III expected that there will be
an interim durum which a now noun-
1 other of the embuuy. whose name will
be announced shortly. will probably be
appointed acting ambassador.
.WW
illn' Flore-4 am so tail that my
friInIbI any i remind them oft I trod»
Mimi Tartan-l don't use the. reinstall
lunch: from lttlIVf'.~f'l‘M Topiwt.
Till. 8 IE .
in your ONIIV IA UAR!) ll
3,. IIIIIIIIIII .. I
it n v til aIIIrIuI
IIII III tlllil N'l‘ill “ii
I! 1’ Igm' llllI'I III mt
nor 0th I
Y0 “1% (lagging liltl’l‘lCll’l‘
- durflhtt'rla 00.. you M! an- I ,
”Amt? we. became it l’lltlr '
MALI; mils
, unusual to hell fistula trans»
whom one fee imam m
us‘ions as you own the prop
- or
A Wpolicy in this Wit
the. attire but! Min;
Olin CAPITAL behind OUR
PROPERTY. var lanai and
.JH
Zulmou B. Wilson vs. Charts: Ill. ..
John I
Trust Loan 0. Deposit Co. VII. Anna ,
A Marks. judgment for want of illl- ‘
'
WEAR.
‘, III wncutnorou or.
plumber and Mill
The store is very iutcrilsliug now with its displays of
seasonahle goods liven if you do not care to shop it is
pleasant to walk about and see things, and an li0ur or so
can he spent vcty proiiitahlyl llt'rc. ' ‘ I
I 0.
Things not to miss.
The new Beaded Bagslaud Purses, fiIIc hand
goods. t '
the tombs and [tart-tick of plain and jeIIclcd shell.
“to Bells \IIItlI jcwclcdclusps and slides.
The (Joquc leather Boas.
The French Novelty lizmdkcrchicis i:II colors.
The Exhibition Remap in the Furniture Store.
Dress Goods, 501cts.
lIiity ccnlsa yard Will buy a very good and scxviccablc
dress material, and Item III our memory have we had so
great and varied an assortment of {abides at that price.
More than forty difl’crenl weaves they tell us at the counter.
In mixtures there are green. brown, wine, blue, and gray
made
\
effects. There are plaids and Cllet‘kS, both Scotch and
French. in solid colors are cuslIIIIcrcs, hatisics and pana-
inas. An assortment worthy of IIIIticc.aIId.IIll.at 50c If yard.
. Men’s Dollar Shirts. '
A line that is noticeable for oral patterns. small and in—
I‘ouspicuoim figures. checks and stripes. Still bosomg and
culls attached or Ilctached.
Neglige Shirts. white grounds with black and colored
figures. do iIIIIIIcIIsc assortmrni. $1.00 each.
-'I—-—IP———_I—
Sale of Tailored Suits. We have had a brisk business
with those $15.00 and $I8.00 gowns. it has been rcIIIarkcIl
that they arc a splendid bargain. They are indeed..for they
are worth regularly $20.00 and $25.00.
-——-—-——l————-
Doulton Jugs and Steins undcrpriecd.
333]
”viii
The D. M Read Co.
underwear.
WINTER UNDE
ft
The Change in the weather auggcsts
We are prepared It) show lull lines at Popular l’rII-es.
CHILDgEN'll GARMENTS.
Plain and Rith-Il.
25¢ in 75c.
m”... .w... o.-....wm
LADIES‘ (EARMENTS.
livccllcul Valor at 25c
“(loldcu Slur‘ lirIIIIII at 5m-
“Nun Shrinkinpt' at . 75c
“()xiortl Lut' .Il ......... $1.00
MEN'S GIKRMENTS.
White and Grok III soc
Natural Wool t..........75c
Natural Wool at $1.00
“ l .. , I, . ,I .
""'"‘""’l W .Ie'fiiiffl
u-IIIIIII
ax _
t «u. I,
I. ‘ ‘Tflrplions «d. j
go
I If loam
nIoII It not :III II mutt.
t
l
'l‘lnber. elitist». lulll. all kinds t
, 4...: menu
*‘b
for?
‘P
R-
It
," mm uonwittx. CONN.
" on fol Evemthlnah
Ililtl nuhIII‘IIiI toolbar. Int ltintlII 1‘ llli'il mum .‘l‘sg; '. not coated
roofing Milenslmlhlnn paper. lintrl initiator Ibtl , f upon, amt.
any ind «whiten lsddm. Downturn. blinds. imam trim p,
Pine, MIMI Curls-I Min Ill Chestnut” W Inc My my.
[indulugnluchpisuiun summoning, tailor}, «gluon “Col-h ' up...
«into: main». “ =3 . I »
45-3.
I“:
Norwalk Chronicler