Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 9, 1906 · page 2

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HARTFORD CHAUFFEUR FINED.
BERLIN, Court, Nov. 9.‘“Al'llt‘. I..
Hauvet‘. the Hartford (IlItIIIffIIIII‘. who
Welcoucernod in the total lllllilllltllillf‘
disaster on tho New ltrttulu road that
Saturday afternoon. which reunited III
the death of ”0an Maxwril or iI‘aInI-
lngton, was put to p‘Ieu before IuIlgII
Ailing in the Town court this monitor;
on ll. charge of recklhsu driving and on
dangering the public solely. and on (In
agreement between his counsel and the
prosecution‘s I‘tIprIIIIcIIIIItivII pleudcd
guilty and was fined $50 and costs.
amounting in all to $77.85. The charges
of intoxication and lueuch (If the.
Peace were boiled. llltIi (Inc was paid
by friends I'Iom HIIIIIoItlI
MADE HAPPY FOR LIFE.

Greut happiness (I.IIIII(I Into ilIII home
of S C. Blair school superintendent
at St Album; W. V‘.,II when hir. little
daughter was II-IItoIIId (win the (ire-ad
ful complaint. he names. “K‘ says: My
little daughtei had SI Vitut-I‘ Dance.
which yielded to no treatment but
grew steadily worse until III-I a that re.
sort. we tried Electric Bitters: and I
rejoice to any. three bottles effected
a complete cure." Quick. sure cure
for nervous complaints, general debili-
ty. female weakneaues impoverished
blood and nIIIiaIIu. Guaranteed by F.
H. Buxter' ii. South Norwulk uIIIl lI). P.
Weedfia Nolwulk drug utoIcs. Price
500. "

 

 

CANDIDATE THAYER SPENT $4,100.

HARTFORD NoI. it.—~I‘ lIarlIIII lI‘,
Thayer tho DIIIIIocIIItiI: (IIIIIIIidutII fIII
governor filed his election (prIInaIIs
at thtI other of tho Secretory oi‘ SIIIIII
youterduy. Altogether be expended
“.100, or which amount $3.000 wont
to the alate rtIntrIIi IIoIIIIIIIithI IIIId $000
to the Di‘llllli'l‘iilli‘ town IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII of

 

Norwich. ’l‘iIII bIIlIoIIIII was for minor
expenses.
$100 REWARD. two.

The Icndurn III this pupm‘ will IIII
pleaded it) li‘lllil (but there h. at lount
one dreaded illtii‘ilhlf! that opium-c lulu
been able to ('ilit.‘ In all its alagcu. iIllIl
that lit l‘aluirh. “(III N (.Y-IutIIIIh (IIIII:
iii the only positive ctlli‘ now known
to the medioul fraternity. Clilill‘ill
being it coIIutItIIiiunui diamon- Inquirru
a constitutional IrIIuIIIIIInt. lluli‘ II (III
tut‘i‘h (lure la iukru IlitIIrIIulIy. acilnlt
directly upon the blood and mucoua
surfaced of tho uyxuuu. thereby deu-
troylnx the foundation of lllli disclose.
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and aa-
olating nature in doing ltII work. The
propriotoru have (In much fuith in tin
curative powurn llllil. they offer One
Hundred Dolluttt for (my capo that It
folio to (IIIIII. IIiIInIl Itu Ilut of touii
moniola.

iMdruo it‘. .i. CHENEY (h (2.,0 ‘i‘o—

Sold by It“ (linguists. 75c.
1"th llull’a lt'nmlly PHI» for (IquIli
pot on.

I...” u. m... “-1-.

There in many II hrto mum-III lili‘ll
. Who III morn or hunt or II IIIIwnIII tn
titanium of (tuition.

 
 

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"R. IAXTBR'B BMOHT IDEA.
Them 0m (cw rnuui rtruuintn who
hm hotter itlcuit up to how in (IIIN‘IIIIII
mill: Introdurli it proprietary prcpurn
(Ion than I“ ll. Bimini-.010: (It the limit.-
homo barium mun in South Nor.
Vii
“When the Dr Howard Couipdny mill
with Mr. Baxter In regard to in-
tmllhoin their Specific for the cure
of (tool! tuition and (lynpopniu. he M
mod him to hell their (0 cent nine
0 popular price (If 2 cont».
fol them that he could hell ten bottles
it ll price Where he could null one

(coin. lull in (9 result It
Ilia lamina-II imminent.

 

 
 

proved
The anion (In
this now tumour bucolic for the (Sm-0
«Niobium and (l Manila. him
he .mfifl mortality In time the
added
(lento lit “P'Illllll‘t’l not (itinlninhlui:
thdmnt entwined“ I lit 0y
In , 5' hp (talent Ham's
helium ‘tthml't Specific to
hold. (m Intern absolute gluon
‘W‘Mn mm the many if it. do»
not our: constipation, diamante ”Willi“

all imp (It ltvu (truth.

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COM IHG PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY!

MANILA. Nov, It.~/I(I(‘0Itlillg to tho
proposed election law the coming
Philippine Auaemhly will consist of
night) one lllolllbt'lfl I'IIpIeseIIllng (Iat'h
IIIIII. II population of 90.000.1‘ho (IlIIII.
iiInI of IIIIIIIIIII‘IrII‘ oi the assembly is to
be held July 1 1907. und tho IifltttllllI
bly Is to i“0ll\(¥ll(‘ IIIIIIIII ninety (lute
ut‘tm (‘lt‘ (Ion. ’ilIII Philippine (‘3:
mission will submit the lll‘Ollotii‘tl law
In public discussion IIftoI Novembel
25 Thu IIIIIotion must be ordered by
the president illlt‘l‘ March 'I‘. 1907. the
expiration of the two .l‘t‘lll‘tl of police
lu'IIviIitId in the not. or (‘oIIItrI-ss. If
there in nu iIIIIurrIII-iioII bIIIorII tlIIIII,
II was IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘y lo wult two yteiiru.
'I‘IIII proposed law will IIII decided upon
utlI-r IIIuI-II Ilisutmuioii, Dill‘llt‘ lllf‘ll in
by I'IIIII'I-IIIIIIIIIIII'I- and loading lI‘ilip~
inns. prhvlnriul governors (Ind other».
The iI‘lIip‘IIIIII; are generally pleased
with tho (Impound ittw Wllit‘ll lti hosed
on I-IIII-tlon lawn of NI-w York. Musanv
(IIIuIIctia IIIId (lulifornia.

 

 

Good for everything it salve is used
for. ilIIWltt‘s Witch llnzol Salvo. Get
DeWItI' 5 Sold by the Clifford Phar-
lllflty and The Bridge. I’huimacy ”

 

MAJOR BOUDREN MAY BE DE-
FEATED.
BRIIXIEPOR'I‘. Nov. 9.---A clerical
error III the recording of the veins cunt:
III tII(II seventh voting district, here on
I‘uoaduy huh been diacovorod and by It.
Major 'l‘IIoIIIns BouIIrIIII. Republican.
II forIIneI (-ouImuIIdI-r of tho lhIpar-I
Inoni of Connecticut, (l. A. it. who lii
widely known IIIIougIIoIII tho Hlfllt‘ as
u IIIIIIIIIfIII-lurm. will pinball!) IouII llliIi
Nt'at III the next lIouaII of IIIprI-ueutu-
lives to Stephen Bouchol. III truustumih
log the figures from up odd and dc-
duct (chm-I, the figures (lilo wore made
in road tilifl to tho credit of Mr. Hon-
l‘llt‘i‘il. llli‘ IIIIIIIIII-rulir t'ulIIiitiuto. Mn-
.lUI Iloudrrn lIIIIl “on on the lure of
tho rotuiua by It majority of? I and it
tho I- iuini of fill, (Ippnllt'lll in suntainml.
MI'. lltllll'llt'l' will burn II IIIIIJIIrliy of
III
m
(‘IIuI-uswooi in It hIII'InIIIIIII (.‘tlllillmllltl
of vIIgIIiiIbIII extracts that III wonderful
III llu'bunctlcial (Iffecta on lilo (stom-
aIIIIII of Intuit-II (Ind children. Racont-
nuIndI-Ii IuIIi Hold by The Clifford
l‘hurnIuI-y , IInIl ’l‘hu llrldgo Phar-
macy. "

 

 

SENATOR'S NEPHEW KILLS PLAN-

S’l‘. LOUIS Mo., Nov. 9.-I)Iapntchea
from Carmiiton. Mash. report. that It
won Jamel: I! Money. ll. nephew of
United States Sonntor Manny, who your
tummy shot and killed .i. J. Henderson,

growing out. of (I'buitinutul tranollction;
Diapuirluw hull night (itutotl that it
wnnJ. M. Money. It luolllm‘ of tho 80ml»
tor, who quI Involved.

OTOP THAT COLD
or It. may I'oanlt III thumoniu. Bru-
zlliun Balm in brouklng up robin when-
(IvIII trltul. almost without (Inception.
lllf‘ L’i’u‘. Mr and it. 00 bottled 'l‘hn
I'iiffmd, Buxtor’ it and l’lulatmi'u. ‘f

 

 

(museum. Nov. lite-Illrtncc Albert;
of Nunavut. nephew of King Impolti.
won today ofliclaily (indium summer
(If the king ((0 uovcroixn of the (found
Independent 6(an ‘I‘IIIII puts an on

(will (hut delirium do» not human It. ,
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Detht'n Kidney and Bladder. Pitta-W
(«It on both kidneys and liver. and M
a (mail afford the calcined relief from
(mum of uric acid. Sold by The Oilb
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macr.

le TCLIPii'gfil IUIIORIPI

Iggmlihvntlll$ my Quit" ‘t'ht- (33%”?

(if t or 0 0 mm 5

Inc («aeolian camp

to (all for subscription: for 32.006.000
worth of new It tool: at pat, the firtt.

«woollen to the (a per (cm. The

etctkholdcts yesterday gave the board

 

 

 

5 “Wm? to mill tilt MIC “96h-

Island and Securities Com
.. lug considered by the he...
‘ ‘ management in connection with the no.

< good health.

(I plnmor. ltll ilIt' result. (If It quarrel .

primes ALBIéI‘T guccuoa («no ,

to the controvaray over the petition .
statue of the Independent Stout in the, '1!

 

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B. l. DICU Bi'fli‘. I

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Another Itap for control" of Electric
Linea.
That the purchase of the

anode
y in box}
that: road

gotiIItIona f r the transfer of (he Coin
IIIIctleut its. way (it sitting Company!
i‘ “III New Him-In corporation, was tho
out maul Inadc l0 “diameter man you
'lerday by 0 bush ofliclnl (If the (Iloctrl
Iul department of ”the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad.

't‘hia (eviVoo that story of (mine time
ago that when the New Hltveu made
till effort to secure control of tII(I Cou-
ncctlcutI railway which in owned by
the United (hIII Improvement (‘om-
puny of Philadelphia. that the transac-
lion fell Iluough bccuuuo the pinch“!!-
tug oumpitny would hot take over bitty
Rhoda inland Company, also owned by
, the Quaker city poohlo. .

There is little. doubt expressed
umong financial men that Connecticut
Railwuy (Ind Lighting Company has
”ritually linseed to the control of the
New Haven qud but whether the lat-
tor company will take within Its ever
Increasing fold the Rhode- lalund clot:-
trlc properties cannot be learned. Ex:
(II-.Itlvn officers ‘of the company who

in (I bouillon to giro. official (Ituton
mouta on this mutter decline to (tho
(mac it.
' Another phase of the Connecticut
Rallwuy's transfer to the New Haven
III the statement that any delay in the
consummation of the negotiations op:
cued recently. is due to the fact that
thei New Haven Wlflllfih‘ to take over
only the railway part of the other. com.

and primer privileged which are located
at vuIioua places throughout the state,
Including New BIItaIII Greenwich.
Nuugatuck and other cities.

 

wDyapepsia Is American's cureo
Hurdqok Blood Bitters conquers (lye-
pepuia eveiy time. It drives out lmI
purities. tones the (stomach, restores
perfect digestion. normal Weight, and

 

DIPLOMA'EC SERVICEfi—CHANGESI

Will N6: 30 Made Until After Prelin
dent Returns From Panama.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.»—-tliplomnta
who are watching with grout Inlet-eat
the proupoctivc changes in tho Amort-
cun (ilplmuutlr service must wait until
(titer lltt‘ prosident‘u return from l‘unu-
qu ulIti Porto Rico to have their curios
lty gurtiiied. (III Secretory Hoot has
announced that the State llcpurtnwnt
will not. take any action during Mr.
Itoosevoll' s absence.

Since IIIII aunounccmont of the pun
poIIII to uppolnt to II cabinet poemon
Mr, Meyer. and the selection of Lloyd
Glisrmu now at Rio .IttnIIlro to it“
Mr, Moyer’h place at St. Petarshurlt.
more have been many predictions (III
to Mr. Orl'ncom III Itucresuor in Rio Jan
(no Chalice Page Brynn tlIII minister
to I’miugul. who forInIIIly served llH
Intuit-nor to Rio Janelm. la frequently
mentioned as tho’moat likely (undi-
ium for tho Brazilian post,

It is geIIIIrullv conceded that Minis-
ttIr ilIIrrIIt now In thin country, will
IIdt return to Bogota. and Millie l.
001(1qu the American minister to Gunt-
(Imula and Honduras, is mentioned for
thin Colombian pout

 

croubottoArao quo‘ my" .w‘.

petty and does not want Its lighting .

 
 
 
 

‘ 'ré Ihii‘lllaapii'

To Whom It witty northern: "

0! late there hits been u and deal of

distillation In South Norwa k In regard
Ollll (ruled medicine; (Infill their va-
0 upon are (I ”(I out.

law“ want to (my to evitry mitt. item.
up and child In 60th Norwalk that
we believe the mint vuiuablo prcpurn
(ion of cod liver l—wthe best tonic
I'uconutlwuctor hilly routorre uud
IItI'elIltth creator eli’hvu ever sold in
our store is Vinnlitwh

Vinol “It not: a tent medicine, it
contains no inlur rugs. but it ((0-
tually (torn contain all 'f the Inedicluul;
Irourativ (Iieincnts‘ taken from fchlI
codn‘ livoru. without it (hop of the uno-
iIIIIs (III to upset ”’thc atomimh (out In
tIIrII its work and tonic hon added.

Vinol la recognized throughout the
world iii! the greatest strength creator
for old people. wank. (sickly Womml
and children. nursing IuotIIorII, 0nd of-
tcr a. severe sickness.

Vinol cures hacking coughs, chronic
coida, bronchltla and all throat and
lung troubled. u (Ink the people of
South 'Norwuik to try Viuol on our of
for to return money if it. mile. The
Clifford Phurmacy. ' ‘

Note.-WiItle we 'uro (Iolc ugentc for
Vinol In South Norwnik. It is now for
tulle at the lendingI drugstore In nouriy
every town and city in the country.
look for the Viuol agency In your
town.

 

O'BRIEN EXPEOTB TO PRACTICE
ILA

. ,

._._..,,. . .
is Well Satisfied With His Run for
Governor.

Matthew F O’Brien Who on u can-
didate upon the Prohibition ticket on
Tuesday polled about three times as
many votes as did the Prohibition can-
didate for that once (Iva years ago.
will uguln try for membership in tho

lI‘IIlrkald County Bar In December.

Mr 0' Brion is now confident of suc-
(IIIiIs and II is the height of his aim-
bition to become II aucI-Imuful littor-
(my at law III Bridgeport. He stated
yostcrduy : '

"My plans for the future are (It pre-
sent undecided. I have received an
offer to cumpaigu for the Prohibition
putty. in Maine, and fight the liquor
lntmeslu there which are (Indcuvorlng
to have the state allow tbtI (tale of
liquor. I hove also an offer to re-
main in Connecticut and common to
onk for the Prohibition party item
with tho ldén of making an unusually
strong campaign two yours from now.
A New York lecture bureau has also
mlttlt‘ Inc an offer.

“But I Would prefer above all things
to remain In Bridgeport and function
law. I Intend to uguln ll‘y for ad-
IniI-Islon to the county bar at. Its meet-
Ing In December.

“In view of the fact that. l have
been endorsed by the moral forces
ilIIonghout th(I state I do not think
that (no men who voted against my
becoming u Incmbei (It the bar will do
no again. The only renaon they gave
then for doing so lastly or Imlustin.
was that my lepututiou was not high
enough Since I have Ieceiiod no
many (Indorucments and since I have
Ilistxwered tho man who was writing
tinI lint-look lettorm to lttwyvrfl about
Inc I think the. members of the bur
will now be willing to change their
minds If they wish to be fuII "

 

Muny changes in the secretorya'hlpa
at European missions are also contam-
plated in accordance with Secretary
lloot’s plan to keep the secretaries
moving and thus give them an oppor-
tunity to study muny (minutes and
prevent thorn iIonI getting Into ll rut.

NO CASE OF PNEUMONIA ON
‘ RECOR .

We do not know of u single instance
where It cough or (old resulted in
pneumonia or (-(IIIIIIIIIIpIion when my
loy‘a’ Honey and TM bud lli‘t‘n taken
It curt-II coughs and colds perfectly, I40
do not luluI chances with come un-
known preparation which only contain
opinion. which unlike constipation, It
(ondliion tIInt retnrdt-t rocuwry lIonI‘
II I.Iold link for II‘oicyIt Ilnney and
'l‘nr (Ind Infuuo nay IIIIbIItItutII offered
l’iulaiIIIl' a Drug Store IIIId 'l‘ho (‘lifforil
l’hnrmuoy. . ”

MM-fi‘qfi

CHANLER'S PLURALITV CUT
DOWN.

NEW YORK Nor. ll.- ~l,tit(I.~Ii I'IIturlIII
from (Ill auctions of llll" utuiu llilllilllfi‘
that tho official count will be necessary
IoIchIIIIIIlnu wiIctIIIIr M. i.IIIII Ilrurc.
llupublicun, (n howls StuyIIIIIIuIt
(‘Ituulor Democrat. IIIId IIIIIIIpIIndIIIIrI-
League (IIInIiIIliitII quI (IiIIIIIIIII liI-u-
tIIthII governor 1qu 'i‘utIIIdIIy'II I-chI
Ilon. With incomplete rIItIIrnu (‘lmn-
Iur'u possible plurality baa been cut
dotvn to 671

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Kmo aowanovs IIRTHDAV.

 

 

Mr. O'Brien said he was satisfied
with the tote he reccitcd in this cltl‘.
and that It would have been much
longer except. that many citizens told
him they would vote for him if it
would do any good. but that since they
know the Prohibition party really had
no chance to win. they (ltd not want
to wuutc their votes. Mr. O'Brien re-
ceived 192 votea in Bridgeport

NEW YORK BURGLARB CAUGHT.
But Two Men Gave Three Policemen
and Three Citizen: a struggle.

NEW \UitK. Nov. Ii *Afier u fierce
atrugxlc with three policemen liilil
ilneo other men two Inn-gimp who had
(InlIII-(III lllt‘ building quI ("founded to
rob the (Info of tho Amcrlcuu Baking
('IIIIIpuIII at 500 llutlfion (Iirt-(It. this
(Iiiy. (IIIrIly this morning were (aptuI
(III. The prIIIIIIIIIIIII intro flu-Ir humor!
IlN I’ulrlvk Mct‘urthr and John Nelson
built of thin IIity. MIII-IIIIromI looking
IIIIiI'IIII with Itix lnI-li bludcu worn found
on the III TIIIIy IvIIrII (iotmItoIl bv nu
employer in IIIII (Irons hoiow.

The Hair. Witit' II contained about $000
was matched about the luck but had

 

not been opened. uud the ('lltill register
‘ubio restated ‘thI burglar'n efforts.

 

A YEAR OF ILOOD.

'I‘lIo your 1903 will long be romain-
bored In the home of F. N 'I‘ackct. of
Alliance. KIA. (III It you of blood;
which flowed ao copiously from Mr.
'i‘aekot'a lung: that: death teamed very

 

lDNDON. Notch I~King Edwurd
who who born November 9. 1841.13
celebrating his birthday at Sundrlngv
hum. surrounded by his family. Hit in
to excellent h.caith The cuutonmry
«clutch were fired by thuswarnltim at
the naval denim». . W, i,

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I... Stood). uIiIlunttittIImmroI‘tilmr
lrhm‘ahhbaiIIamulstbnnu-Iit iii tilt amt
(lily (union thin
or easily aortic
, h‘”t'(tllnhea mo
3‘ Itmimulumt lite. on
iihl’i‘lir Wm Iirbnoh‘il'l or
radii“ Million In in nun; lent vunffutlya

 
 

”l‘ll.‘ ”it'll

dd lib smith" quantity. l (mar
iii mtirl‘r albumen! of III (I lbtid
LINONINEK milieu“ (III and albumen.
’bulidingtll and weaken
tissues I If!" In; new blood
calming tin-on ll the" who It in
«wholly venom; 9+”th oil, Irish
monolith tun Into. dud in II [Ileilflttnt
an}; underage” (lira 1'f'or limuthttlu. (begun.
(:0 III we! use
lilt"'"t.ll"‘ ”turner-
“D ill I it. 319V
I‘ll“ (Inherit...
ago. not 9 It?
gluon! no in a moi-mom Militia-«I
toothy H Falter. Bull in mi South
Not-walk Conn.

., M (II “III (tow-div. 50¢, Q1,

 

near. He writes: “Severe bloodlnl
from the Inca and a frightful cough

[had brought Inn at dotth’n door. when

l hogan taking Dr. King's New Dir.
covory for Consumption. with the ol-
tohllhtng mutt that after taking four
bottles I war comploton restored and
tut time has provcn tpornuuidntly cur-
od.“ Guaranteed or Bore Lungs,
Coughs and Golda. (IIIF. H'. Baxter" a.
South. Norwulk and till Wood' ii.
Nunulk. drug «tom Prtcu title and
$1.00 'i‘rlul bottle ind '
MURDIMID row HM MONEY.
.IOIINII'I‘I’IWN Pm. Nov. lie-dim
lithium-tun Htuifur, a widow. (vim found
ordered in htIr but! early (0(in (It.
lunItIcI-ulivilic. There was It bullet
hole in nor llt‘fitl It iii believed (tho
(you murdered for money 0.0th 'of
grandchildren worn IIvIIui with her.
one of whom. a girl, in aimoat grown

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ITANDAI OIL AflhlANQII WAMD.W0
hit“. Ohio. Nov. huh udvauco o
from It to to per «(It hubs wagers
of (III employer of tile roll It. brunch-

' Safety Fund Monument took: into

ill“ (I

f It trip to title
will

Hartford Lifa'c Financed.

HARTFORD. Nov, 8.-——‘An exumlnu-

tion of the safety fund department of
tho ilnitford Life insurance Company
huh Just been completed by the insur-
ance department (If this state (ind III
the subject of an exhaustive report.
which III of colonial Internet at thin.
time wing to the putt for $1. 000, 000
brou t by certain policyholders In
this department a few ((0de 880-
‘ in port tho report tttin: “Tho
amount of tIIc‘uufety fund (Man'a Di-
vluibn I lit about (1.000.000. ' 't‘lw
timeout of Immune. outstanding in
the dIIpaIiuIent is reported to be about
840 000 no that If a diutributiou ot‘ iluI
fund wt-ru orIleIod and made there
Would be It dividend of about 826' upon
IIIIIIII 31.000 of insurance, and the bold-
are of llliillll’otl claims would in this
event, be treated precisely like the hold-I
(It‘s 01' runniu policies.

“If tho Ituillity of the company
upon tlicaa policies lid in fact limited
to the amount of the safety fund. and
the obtaining of u Judgment would
III-suit in the (liutribuilon of the fund":
giving the holder in effect merely
right to rooolvo his diettlbutlve ulInIe
III the suit-1y fund then u judgment 01'
31.000 wtml'd at this time be satisfied
by tho pd) meat of $25 and the busineaI-I
of the department. would be terminated
and till policies cancelled. But It has
already been pointed out that while
policies which are to he. paid out of
(I particular mortuary (and only are
obviously limited by the sufficiency of
thnt fund. the mentor number of the
policies Issued In the safety fund de-
ointment contain no auhb limitation.

Discussing th(I matter of an Increase
in the amount of asset-lament with (W
vunco in age the report says: "mt.
if the contract. as accepted and enter-
(Id into by the parties. has been can
lied out by the company acordin to
its terms. while the system ma he
criticised. (hero in apparently no legal
ground for complaint. "

G. B. BURHANB.” TESTIFIES AFTER
FOUR YEARS.

G B. Burhund of Garfield Canter, N.
Y. writes: “About four years ago I
wrote you stating that I had been en-
tirelv (ured of it. severe kidney trsou
hie hv taking less than two bullion of
Foley' 5 Kidney Cure. It entirely
stopped the, blink (lust sediment. and
pain and Hy nIptonIs of kidney diseallé
(ilhappealcd. I am glad to say that
i harp never iII'IIl a return (If any of
those symptoms during the four years
that have elapsed and I um ovidbntly
(Iucd to my (tired and heartily rec-
ommend lI‘olcy'II Kidney Cure to any
one suffering from kidney OI biaddet
trouble." I‘lnisted's Drug Store and
The Cliflord Pharmacy

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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.

HARRII‘IAN IN OIIII LAVENDER.

Edward Ilurrigun. IhI.I famous (har-
Htllt’l‘ (-onIoIliIm. better known as "Old
Ned," comes to us again next 'I‘uosduy
night. (It lloyt‘s Theatre, In a revival
of his grout comedy (Inert-us. “Old be“:
under." Mr. Ilurrigun in this piece
portrays a typo of humble ”III that is
qunilinr to us (Ill. in his (human) hr
bin. IIIw-Inir-d (IoIIIpctrInt pIuyIIrII among
whom is his son Willinm Hurrignu
playing the I'Olt‘ of "Dick the Wharf
Rat.” and to these who saw “Old Ned"
III the famous Ilarrigan and Hart days
will see the striking fumillmity be
tween the father of ycIIIII ago and
the son of today This Is announced (Is
Mr Hurrigan's farewell to the stage.
as ho contemplates an extended tour
through England next season

 

 

 

SCULPTOR KITBON is DEAD...

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.——Sitmuel.l. Kit—
son. the sculptor who tutti atudieu In
New York and Boston. (tied at I n. m.
this morning. Kidney disease was the
cause of death.

Mr. Kitson was born in England 58
learn ago. He was the principal acuip
tor (In the Interim work in the house
of William K Vanderbilt; In titla city.
IIIII other works Include the Siwriduu
MIIIIuIIIIIIIt at Arlington ".ItI' . NoIiII
lI‘rIIIzII SoldIIIIII and flnilor' t4 Monument
(orb III llnI‘IIfoIIi Conn: and II portrait
of ilnvoruor nIcenhaigc. III the slate
litllllIlI‘ ill llontou. ’

 

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HAD A CLOSE CALL
"A dangerous IIIIrgIIIIIi opt-much in
Iolvlng the removal of wmitlignunt Ill
i‘tll‘ an limoI (III my hand. (mm my
IluughtIIrII' hip. wan prevented by the
Iipplioation of Buckien‘li’ Mulch Balvclf
auyn A. (‘.I Stickcl. of Miletua. W. Va.
“Persistent. use of tho Salvo complete-
ly» cured it." 'i’inrnu Cuts. norms and
lnlurieti. 260. at F. ii. Baxter'u, fiouih
Norwulk. and E. P, Wood's, drug-
glata. " ' .”

 

MURDEHES'S FAT'HIR HANG! ,

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JOHNBTOWN. I’m. Nov. Grinch
Haunur aenlor, father of Jacob Hau-
IIIIr. .Ir., who wwhangnd tent Ihbrué
cry for the murder in (I (host sounded
in manner (If Mil wife and mother-In-

in tint bnbk' yard of his homo. 'Itit'vinif

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Tapestry Brussels
Hall and Stair Patterns.

We have It few patterns in lupestry Brussels, medium I
coloriugs that are (Isptcially for hall and atairways.‘

Two pieces of l’cruian (it-signs, 65c.

lI‘our pieces, fnixcd red, dark and medium green, 75c.

l’ive pieces, which include most desirable patterns and
a variety of coiot‘iugs, 90c.

Carpet Store, first floor.

Smyrna. Rugs.

III a size 30x60 inches, very attractive Oriental color-
ings. A nice rug for bedrooms. A Smyrna you know is re-
versiblc, and is therefore very durable. Price $1.75.

‘ First floor.

0

Lamps.

Student Lamps, either single or double in old [English
finish. This is. the Lamb above all others for the person
who wishes to read (:oIIIiortably in the evening. 1

Elegant LaIIIps with art glass shades. forth}: drawing
room or hall. Notice exhibit in Main St. .witullow. ‘

For the Woman who Knits.

The Utopia Yarn Book will tell you about many things
to make if'you know the old fashioned and gIIIIl!e art of
knitting. 'l‘lIey arcbusy now at the Art NecdlcworkSectlon
selling these Utopia Yarns in the different kinds. German—
lown, Zephyr, Floss. Saxony, etc. They
fluffy and of lovely colors.

A set of pretty and unique postcards to custoIIIcrs.

———————~

are. light. strong,

Dress Goods. sec :3 yard. As we announced yesterday
the variety for this price is extensive.

You can buy material for (I tailored gown.

You can have the (lainticst kind of an evening gown.

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Wc urt‘ prepared to show full lllli‘\ Ill. l’opulut‘ Prices.

CHILDREN‘S GARMENTS.

Plain and Ribbed.
25c to 75v. ,

LADIES' GARMENTS.
Excellent VIIIIIII at ..... 25c

 

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"Nou Shrinking" .It . . 75v
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MEN’S GARMENTS.

White and Grey at 50c
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Natural Wool at $1.00

 

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