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innit tint. '
mum—n-
Promotes Digesfionflluerfuh
’ ms and Restpouialns neither
orptune without
01' NARC one.
a.“
A ciliemdd forCons
humour Sioutzchmiardmam
Wommflouvuistousfeverislr
ms and 140890! SLEEP.
facsimile signature of
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
'l‘Iih‘ HARVARD GIRL.
What. promises to be one of the aim
bosses of rho scasou. is a big musicul‘
farce "’l‘hc Harvard Girl" it is an‘
nounced mcrcly its a collage musical
comedy. though thcrc is bore and there
a touching of sonic thing approaching
a serious nalurc. tbcrc is said to ho a
rollicking succession of ridiculously
fun situations with songs and dunccs.
and the Rpccialitics arc furnished by a
company composod of a numbor of van.
dcvlllc foaturcs and a. chorus. 'l‘hc
scrlcs of complications in which the
author Involvcs his charuciors arc so
ingenious and foilowcd so clot-ic‘iy upon
one another. it it: said that thc play is
worthy of a run as a classic. and tart-c.
The Harvard Girl will hc the ncxt at.
traction at Hoyt's 'l‘hcatrc chucs-
day night.
THE Vitld'N'i‘I'llCll illii'IANIS'I‘,“
'I‘hc (‘flriiifii‘llt‘isi‘ti iltllii' among thc
theatrical nlanagcrs as to tho vaiuc
and drawing powcr of a titlc. canto up
the other cycning among a party of
managers. it. was admitted by all that.
the title of his now production "The
Volunteer Organist." Mr, W. W. New-
comer. the owner. has a gold minc,
even though the plot-o itsoli might not.
bc consilricrcd of any vuluc whaicvcr.
’ which. happily. is just tho rcvcusc of
tho actual state of affairs. it was
conccdcd by tho gentlcmcn asscmblcd
that the title Mr. Ncwromcr's new
property nudoulitcdly attracts many
and many a dollar to the box omco or
ovcry thcutro in which tho attraction
appears, because thcro is that. in thc
tillc. that tclls rcadcrs that somctbinu
of a novcl and highcr ordnr awaits
them.
it will llo noon at lloyi’s 'l‘licltlt'o on
Friday night.
FIRST SilliSi'illl"l‘l(lN i‘llNi‘ICR'l'.
At l.ockwood's llail. tomorrow ovo-
uiiiiz. the first conccri of thc soapon
undcr Mrs. Ncwldrk‘x amount-aunt.
will bc uii'cn. itst'rlck Von Nordcn.
thc notcd tcnrw. will. with that Bupcrb
organization. thr- liicndoisnohu ’i‘rlo
(Juli), compound or Sasluvsky. violinist
and tho usaot-Iato conccrlanciutcr of
tho New York Symphony orchcatru:
Victor Sorlln. the mind 'cclllat. and
Charles Hpoak. piano, rcltdcl' u supcrb
program. 'I‘hc subscribcrs (or thc con-
ccrls inciudc: It‘. tit. .Iohn Lot-kanL
W. lt‘. Bishop. ii. .i. Sims. i‘nrmi Ittvlln.
Dr, Joan Damortinr. .l. Walincc Mur-
vin. (‘hurlca E. St. John. Dr. Doxlcr
Hitchcock. Alcxundvr Scorpio, hibct
Hill. .lr., Dr. 0. A. Hurutrmn. ‘l-‘rnn
Randlc. ll. 8, Hutch. h‘rank Noah.
Georgi.» Barnum, Hx'nry S. Lockwood.
J. P. 'I‘rcudwcli. l’. N, Knapp. (thoraci-
Scliock. I.cvi Wnruor, W. ii, Alkcn. I“.
A. Elia. lluvid ll. l’oliurti. E. M. Lock-
wood. Dr. .I. (l. (.lrogory. .l, 'l‘. Iluxtou.
Mm. Louisc Scoflcld. ilnrry it, iihcr
wood. Mrs. .I. it. Uritlctb. Mrn. F, W.
Bonthwortb. .Indpc 11. W. (ircaory.
Mrs. Mary liidcr. Miro-t Inluru l’oilard.
Mitts Baruh l-ltcrcnu. Abram Fitch. Minn
Cunningham. lrvlinr llull. Minn Icahn
Croaummt. Mlllu Burch Mtllcr, William
Wood. Mitts daily llclta. Mrs. Attack
Marti-mi. Mril, Imtibtc Iltmlidnc. Ml‘u.
A. 8. Nutrition. Mina t'icmcnltno l'iini
wall. Mru. (’imrlcu llunuiu, Mimi Mary
Ferry. Dr. l.. M. Alton. ii. bl. North. l~‘.
H. Quinturd. i'. ll. Iloipc. (I. it. "It?“
mood. Mum Dolhuri. l‘inuuo, .Iohn ll.
Liltllt. [4. i‘. Grcrm. Mrs. T. D. Van
Boron. ('larcmw Unborn. iru i‘iilc. it'.
(i. l'lttlifm'd. Dr. (1, 8.,Kundall. [taint
nurchurti. Mrs. It. ll. Itill. Mru. Jim-oh
‘Wilaon. Miriam Littloiolni. A. ill. Aim
tin. A. .I. Mccitcr. ti. Eilott iirowu.
Frank lamdrr. Mrs. trump Bhvl‘woflll.
W. U. lluur. lir, (2. ll. llohunnun, ll.
F. Moullom Minn Flori-non Baldwin. .11).
mph 0. Gregory, It. ll. Holdup. Mimi
Sarah Bldwml. '1. .I. Reynaldo. John
Seymourptlhnriu Miller. Hoary If.
Oolebum. Wilhelm Bruin. Mina Lillian
Guile. Minn llclcn A. hockvmod. Minn
Minulc .1. Which. .I. W. Hindwcii. Mina
Klein '1‘, Doom. Huymnur (ilirtih. (lol.
John l’urlridgc, W, F. Pcuuoy. Miss
Mil-limo 'l‘uyior. Robcrt F‘. Way,
acorns ll. Lockwood. 'i‘homua l‘.
Slums. Mini: llcribu I. liutchlnaou.
l". S. Andrews. E. Slum Wheeler. Miss
Laura Chapman. it. P Price. E. 8.
Adam, Mrs. Elia D. Hill. Lawrence
Donahue. ’1. 1 Raymond, W. W. lieu
tor. Charts: 8. Quyer, .I. it. Marvin,
. Ilse
Forilver
Thirty Years
llilSTll : iii
"W's“: I'm“.
Harry 1.. Slcrling..Mlss Ethcl Wilcox.
H. A. Mathewson. Lcstcr Hyatt. Char
ics llurritt. M. ii. i’lcnuctt. Sydncy
llournc. Miss li‘lorencc Honcdict, Isaac
Wakcman. John Ii‘, Godilloi. liarric A.
Smith, Robcrt Van Burch. William L,
Taylor. Albcrt Mussmun, Miss ‘Nelllc
llowndos, Minot Smith. Mrs. Mary
Stuart. Mrs. Christian Swartz. lcorrze
Woodward. W, G. Staples. Mrs Jlud~
lino Raymond. (‘. Ii. Kcmpcr. .ionn
Kimbcr. It‘rank Osborn, Miss Agnc.
Fitch, Rcv. C. W. Sholton. Willard S.
Adams. Julian Von R11C3k0\\’ski.il\r‘
thur 0. thclor, Mrs. M. It). Mead. MlSE
.ianc llcnncli. G. .l’. Bolts. Sumucl
Wood, l‘lark Ely. Miss Marion E. .loncs
ii. ll, Wigbam. l‘. l). Stunnard. William
A. (lurilsfvhni‘lcs it]. lloyt. 'Wiilian‘
Laudcr. M. D. Randall. Miss Charlott:
ill. Raymond. C. Munnon Raymond,
Miss Mary E. chbcr. E 0. chlcr
Miss ilclcn I‘lli‘tis. Mias Nciiic Ella
Miss C. l", llnird.
SLUGGISH LIVER A FOE TO AM»
BITlON.
You cannot accomplish very much
if your liver is inactivo. as you feel
dull. your eyes are heavy as. d slight
exertion exhausts you. Orino Laxa-
tIvo Fruit. Syrup stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes you (so! bright
and activc. Orluo Laxative Fruit
Syrup does not nanscnic or grips and'
is mild and very plcusant to take.
()rino is,moro otfcclivo than pills or or-
dinary t-athurtics. Rcfnsc. substi‘
tutcs. l’laistcd's Drug Store and The.
Clifford Pharmacy. "
TRAtN ROBBERY LEADERS AR-
RESTED.
WARSAW. Russian Poland. «WV. 19,
”-vA daring lcrrorisl attack was lnudc
in tho till‘i't‘ls today on a collcctor oi
tho povcrnmcul alcohol siorcs who win
cscortcd by lwu noidlcrs. 'l‘bc lcrroristu
killcd onc soldicr. wouudcd ihc colloc-
tor and :rcizcd a bag containing 81.000.
’I‘ho rcmnining soldicr Iircd wildly.
killing a. pnflscrby and \vounricd anoth
or, whcroupon tho terrorists dropm-d
thcir booty and cacuncd.
'l'llc two lcatlcru of tho llltllll of rcvo
luiloninla and twculy othm'a lmpllcut
cd in the train robbery at Rogow, on
Novctnbor 8. by which tho rcvolution
this uccurcd a sum of moncy said to
amount to $650,000 huvc‘ bot-n urrcsicll
'I'hcy nil bclong to the Polish Social-
iatlc Party.
FAMOUS STRIKE BREAKERS.
'I‘hc moat inhibits strike breakers in
tho land nro Dr. King's Now Life Pills.
When Iivcr and bowel» ’go on strike.
they quickly settle the trouble, and
thc purifying work goes right on. belt
cnrc for constipation. headache and
dizzincua. 260 at P. H. Huxlor'n. South
Norwulk. and E. 1’. Weeds, Norwulk.
(lrugitiuta. ”
TORNADO IN TENNESSEE.
FAYl'I‘l‘TICVIirirl’i, 'l‘cnu.. Nov. iii.”
A tornado pliant-d through I'lticolll
(ionnly from tho ltllllllin'til In tho
nortbwrut, youtcrduy. llcnldcuctm.
imrnl. touring and Iintbcrn wcrc wt'cck~
ml. No dculbu or Rt‘t‘iollu iniuricu huvr
ln-cp ruportcd. ‘i‘iio path of tho bltlrm
wan about u nuurlcr of n inih- in
width.
CHARM OF A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Evcry nun who wants a utmd. hcula
lily color. a richly glow. and a num-
plcxlou iron from ptniptou and moth
spoilt alumni try Inxukoln ’l‘ublota.
mild. auto, «arc. propurud from yoga.
InbltI iuxutiwm with u uclcollvc action
upon tho skin. 25 cents. F. ii. BI!-
mr.‘ ”
CHANGE OF RAILWAY EMPLOYIO
M, (l. Patten. tormorly mutton “but
at. Moutum for the Control Vbrrnmit
mud. huuvuucccodod» w. ‘I’. mention
as truth dlupatchcr in thc third trial:
at tins company's New London other.
Mr. McCall has been transform-d to
a station in crmoul.
OTOP THAT COLD
or It may rumtli. in l'nctnuonlu. tira-
zlllau Ilulmiu breaking up rotdn when‘
ever tried. almost without cacopilon.
10c 2hr. 60c and $1.00 bottles. The
Gilliam, Baron'- and Piutsted's,
U._«m“__.
Sentinel WIN A“: 93%
\
‘ forty-scroll.
“rand cumuloxiun. Milli, sate, rum, to
Ilev. Dr.
domain; . Congregational
Church. (lives Second Lecture
till “Great Brigantine: oi W“
Moral History" .
W
[Mt evcnlna. at the South Norwslll‘ ‘
Mactur- ,
Congregational Church, Dr.
laud gave the sccoudiecturc in the
Maolurlrntl, at 8011th
t ‘L ' i \
r W . . mag Ill
.,snrcr . rearward-
TIIE BEST Mimi IS IRE;
. Olall tho dilegliuknown with which
Miami . it
diam in tho m .. no:
show imam timing in
am u wont '
course on "Great Personalities of Wm 3 ‘
ai lilsmry.” ’l‘hoso lectures are prov-
ing of great interest and popularity,
The subject last evaning was. “Martin
Luther. the Fearless.“
llistory, said Dr. Macfarlaud. in but
biography interpreted. applied and
cannot-ted. The evolution of history
is revealed in its great ttcrsonalitiea.
The life of the race is adequately
told in those biographlqp. They are
the master buildors of the Divine Ar-
chitect. and man arr.- but in a large
measure their workmen and the ma-
terial which they mold to the do-
signs 01' their great ideals. Thus the
history of the Protestant reformation
and of religious liberty is the life of
Martin Luther.
Last week we loft our study of the
progress 0! truth at tho point. where
the ashes of Suvonnrola were cast up-
on ihc. sit-cum of God's moral order.
Ssvonarolu was demoted but his truth
did not din with him. He was the
great John the Buptisti (it bother. who
was born thirty years lator than Suv-
onnrdla. in i483. at icislchen. "
lie-was born in poverty and pursued
his studies by his own eflot‘ts. Through
the help of Ursula Coltu he was give-u
an adequate education. first. at the Uni.
versiiy of Erfurt. At thc‘ ago of twen-
iy-two he turned his back on the
world and bccamc a monk. Hc por-
i’ormed the most moniul sorvicc and
hugged his hrcud from door to door.
Meanwhile he ardcntly pursllcd his
studios and at tho ago of chnty-slx
was clcctcd to the theological faculty
.li Erfnrt.
Two years later ho was
Rome on a commission. ltcrc. ho rc~
-oivod two lniprcssions. Onc was thc
shocking ono of tho cvils of thc clcruy.
xguinst which Savonztrolu had lnvclgh-
rd. Thc otbcr was his grout rcycliltion
is he mounicd thc sat-rod stairs
(in his I‘clurn. at. the age of twcnty-
ninc, he was made professor of theo-
logy at Wilicnhcru. Ho was already
It hcrctic. but littlo objection was
made in him bccuuso men were not
able to mccl his nrgunlcnts.
The root birthday of tho reformation
was tho. day of tho posting of his
iincIy-ill'c tthos concorning indul-
rcnccs. it was Octobor illst. ”.17. It
was rcully n dcclaration of war against
llomo. for tho popc roupcd n largo
vortion of his moncy from tho salc of
ndulgcnccs. 'l‘hc nicssngc wcnl
throad likc wilrltlrc.
Mcanwbilc ho had joincd to bimscif
nany grcut scholars. tho chlct oi‘ whom
was Mclnncthou.
llo was summoncd boforo tbc pupal
Endpc at i‘lurzkburg. commandcd lo rc-
unt his ot‘rurs and to rcl‘ruin {mm
inch lcachiuus in tho futurc. llc ab
millioiy rcinscd, and lriithlelnzd his
ludlzc.
Soon tho popc was thor )ughly arous-
‘d. Luthci' said. “Romp lows {or my
leslructlon and in derision 1 freeze."
l‘hc pope issued a ball excommunicat-
ng him. Lnthcr wroto him that ho
was no mm'c than a morc man and
but he ought to ropcnt. A bonilrc was
mill at Wlitcnbcrg and Luthcr cusl
hc popc’s bull into it.
lic was summonctl to tho grout dict
it. Worms. llc was rcmintlcd of tho
"trio of Hans. His answer was. "Though
-hol'e ho as malty tlcvils in Worms as
llcs on the roofs. i will cntcr."
'l‘hc cmpcror dcmaudcd a straight
mswer. Hc rcccivnd It. “i can anti
.vill not rot-ant anything.“ llis ilnul
iddrcss was ”licrc. 1 stand: i cannot
to anything clsc. (lod hclp mo.
\mcn." 'l’hcsu words arc illm'l'iiu'il on
ho grcui statuc of Luther in \‘i’orinp,
l huvc ncvor stood ln-iorc u niouumcnt
hat sccnn-d to spank so much an that
one to which 1 have madc rcvcral pil-
zrimuucu. It. was this cxpcrlcncc
which led to tho composition of his
‘zrcut, hymn. "A Mighty I’orircsa is
)ur God." iatihcr only grow bruvcr
is his cncmicu lncrcauod. lip wrotc
o chry Vlll. and “binomial this let-
cr, “By God's disgust King of Eng-
land." Ho cullcd Duke Georgo “A
port! bubble on the watcr."
Many of his fricnda wcnl back on
‘tlm. including thc grout scholar and
trout. coward. Erasmus.
lu l525 he married (Zluthorino you
Bora. lnrgoly. it must be admitted. as
t defiance to his vacation. 'l‘hcy mudc.
howcvor, u very happy husband and
wife. . ,
Whoa Duko Gcorlro assailed him ho
landed it pumphloi onliticd "What Hu-
tan Wants to do Through Duitc
“cargo." .
His life of important atudy. activity
and warfare madc him an old man at
lcvcn tbcn. bowcvcr. bu
mniulninod his vigor, Ilo lcila ”ilk“
licorgu that ho in tho mmnlln oi tho
dcl’il.
His and wua unllltc lhnt of Flavou-
urnlu. llc unw lino frnilu of his Ira-
Vuil. Yul. bin cud was and. Ho With It
dyiun man for morc than a your
l’orlnlpa morn than any othor chm"
actor in history hc was ihc man at his
hour. thu tlic Iclt-rnul llulcr at tho
tluivcrac would bring logothcr all ibc
grunt fort-cu or a urcul ugc Into onn
grout culmination ovum. ho lust movcn
One man; the world and the ago acorn
to ho mura'upocttitorn. ’l‘hua (lull-
movbd mun moron man. All 1m Marta
he starts men: mt ho, movca, ho moron
meat. and than begins a great onward
thumb of truth. This has boon tho
hintory of ovary Kraut cvcnt inc world
bun (war known.
‘ M the class of tho lccturu tin- nu.
(flouri- sung with full volcu Luther‘s
grant hymn. "A Mighty Fortress Iii
Our God.“ ‘ ‘
Nutbun‘duy «railing Dr. Martin»-
land is to give a special lecture to
young people. .
HOV/“I’D IlAU‘I‘tl'Y YOUR 8km.
'l'hu principal lugredicnls in Ulltlb
1min Tabloid!” unearth and (lands:
lion. rotatable laxatives known to
have a beneficial action upon the skin
soul to
F.
choooiuw coated tablets, 215 cunts. “
Ht Bum.
1
v
‘ _ Unless early and 00th treatment ll
applied the pstlaut calcium survive:
when once the disease ll tattooed upon
her. We believe Lydin E. Yinkham‘a
Vegetable Compound ll the most. elli-
cient. treatment for chronic kidney
troubles of women. and in the only mods
icine especially, prepared .tor' this
our one.
hen a woman in troubled with pain
or wet ht in loins. backache, frequent.
paints or scalding urlnltlon. swelling
of limbs or feet. swelling under the
eyes. ,an uneasy. tiredfe‘eiing in the
region of the kidnuyg .. r notices 0
sediment: in the or mi she nhoulrl
lose no time in commencing treatment.
with Lydia E. Pinkhun's Vegetable
Compound. an it may bathe menus at
saving her life‘.
For proof. read what. Lydia lit. Pink-
lmm's Vegetable Compound did for Mn.
Sawyer. '
" l cannot. orphan tho torriblo miffaring i
had to mature. A derangoment of the female
organs developed per-yum maturation and a
marina: kldnsy trouble. The minor anondcd
run for a year, but. I kept lug worse. until
i was llnnhle‘to do myth nfi. and i made up
my mind [could not i v0. tinnily decided
to try Lydia E. i’lnltham‘s Vagetnhle (Tom-
ponnd as a but. resort. and I am to-duy a well.
woman. [cannot pram lttmhighly. and I
tell ovegnsufl'eriug woman about. my case.”
—Mn. ms Sawyer. 0311”me '
Mrs. Pinkhum gives free advice to
momma 3 Iddress in mlldence. Lynn.
m.
mm
CORPORATION PAPERS.
~ C.“
The Danbury Athletic Club Associa-
tion. incorporated, basilica! its arllclca
or” association in tho oilicc of tho sc-
orctary of state. It is to lwnctit by
physical cuiturc. .leasoit‘. Folcy Adol-
pbns [launch and Frank C. Scolliu, Jr..
arc its subscribers.
'l‘hc Martin lcc Cream Comphny of
Hartford hun filcd an organization ccl'~
liiicntc. its oillccru are: President C.
A. Martin: vicoprcsidcnt. trcasurcr
and sccrt-tary. l“. A. Judd. 0f tho
capital stock subsoribod for tho cash
is 81.250 and the property is 83.000.
The laurel march Casino Company
of Milford, has scnt its organization
ccrliticuto. its capital stock sub~
scribed for and paid in cash is 32.110.
The officers arc. President. Charles F.
Root; trensurcr and secretary. Frank
lin l‘. Stillman.
’I‘hc thtlotou Manufacturing Com-
pany of Middlctown has lllcd a writ-
i'lcutc announcing tho increaso of its
capital stock from 85,000 to 350.000.
.loscpll N. Nottloiougnnd Fredcric. S.
Ilncon signcd tho cortificntc.
W--..._,,,...._._
-—Accldcnt will happen, but the
heat regulatcd families keep Dr. Tho
mus” Eclectric Oil; for such emergen-
cies. it. anhducs the pain and heals
the hurt. ' ti
. BURVlVAL OF THE UNFIT.
Weakiingl That Grow Up to be Bur.
den: on the Country.
'I‘hc in‘Itizc baby born today has a
chance of rcaching 5 yours or ago hot.
“‘1‘ by hit our cool. than would huvc
litll'li tho casc a half century ago. says
Dr. John V. Shocnntkor. in The llcudcr.
its prospects of cscaplng tho dlscusos
of childhood and growing up is vastly
improvcd as committal with earlier
duyn.
Now, it is wry desirable to save tho
babies, and one of the greatest iri-
umpha of our ncwcr civilization is lbc
sncreaulul rcnring of thruc human in
(ants for every two that survived half
a century ago. But it. is undopiable
that. tho rnco as a whole suffers by the
change. inasmuch as tho wouklings In-
stead of bclng wooded out, are thus
cunblcd to grow up. Those weanling:
not. only propagate othor woaklinga,
but. by rcuaon of their inferior vigor
nr constitution. commonly {all to rcuch
old ago. In Ith fact. doubtlonu. is
found onc cnusc of the ride In the
lli'llih rulo tutor in life.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPMM
'Mrs. Franklin Bush. 01 New Castle,
Dot. uuyn: “l suffurcd for yours with
dyapcpuiu. hand to have grout diatrotm
and b‘cichiuu. 1 ticd ovorylhlnu l
could hour at. but nothing liolpcrl mc
until i took "l'lltilliflll Hahn. and mm D‘t
cont. bottln curcd mo complolcly.”
For auto by R. H. I’lulstud. V. I].
liuxtcr and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
LEETEB’ laLAND WOMAN KlLLED.
lerANII‘ORD. Nov. litm'l‘ho body of
Catherine Josephson of lululou’ inland
was found ycntcrdny near the Stony
Creek station, torribly niunlllod. Mru.
.iosctphuon. it ll “Idi' was under the
influence of liquor (mirth the any and
it. in thought. that. rho m atrium by
a train as aha wan twin: to circulate
trucks. “or hand was crulllietl and
Ready orcry bone in her body was bro.
on.
hand and saved children.
40 years old.
TH! NIW PUNISA'W'OOD AND DRUG
. We are nlmudtoluuounoe that
Foley’s Honey and '1‘» for coughs.
colds and lung troubles in not ultuciud
She mu
by the National Puresl‘ood and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful. drugs. sud we raoommeud it
as a rule remedy for children and
adults. Plutntad’l Drug store and
The Clilord Filmy. "
. Lt'
Mm. Josephson loans a ham
Glover l-‘Iriancioriug initialised
Original Appraisal by, More
That? $15,000
BRlDGEPOR’l‘. Nov. ‘19.-‘-—Dclipite
the fluctuating of the stock market
tor the past six months. and it at one
time lundc serious inroads in tho value
of the securities making up the catalo
of a quarter ot.a million dollars left
by the late Mar, D. J, Croatia. 01 this
city. despite the slump in the St. Paul
Railroad securities following the San
Francisco earthquake which made in-
roads to the fortunes of many flan-_
cccrs, the executors or Mgr. Cremin
illod thclr final report to the probate
court Saturday. showing an Increase of
$15,000 over the total of the‘ estate as
appraised at the time of the disting-
uished clorgymun's death. which was
$377.167.93 and this increase. represents
a not profit after all expenses and set.-
tlemeutn are made.
Attorney Charles S. Canfloid. with
Judge Nobbs. went over the return
of the executors in detail In the pro
bate court and both congratulated the
gentlemen on their Judlclous manage-
ment of the property and securities
that came into their hands.
"Under the circumstances this re-
sult must have been accomplished
with one hand on the ticker and a
careful study of the rise and fall of
the stocks involved in these securi-
ties." said Attorney Cautleld to thc
animators. while the reporters were
investigating the facts of the hearing.
Dr. Lawrence M. Cremln.‘ one of the
executors, said that he would not an-
der any circumstances go through an
ordeal like the one he passed through
the last six months.
“it. nearly made a nervous wreck
of arc," sold the physician.
The executors of we cstatc. namctl
by the Rev. Mgr. Crcmln. it may be
rcmcmbel‘cd. comprised Dr, Thomas
Kelly, of New York; Dr. Lawrence M.
(Jrcmin. of New Britain; Rev. Fathers
John Russell and Peter M. Kennedy.
of New Haven. The bulk ot'tl'tc work
naturally full on the two physicians
named. They hold the securities for a
limo after bccoming cxccutors and
watching the murkct as it lluctnalod
tho securities at a saving and when
others held the same and lost for-
tnncs. At onc limo tho value of sonic
000 loss than they were when the
clergyman died. The heirs assembled
wcro all satisfied with the. manner in
which lhc oslato bad boon hundlcd
and voiced thcir appreciation of the
fact. ‘ .
As stutctl. tho. valuc oi the: csiatc
was 337116193. The unto-mortcm
claims. or the claims existing against
tho csiulc br-forc Ihc cicrgyman dicti.
llKgl‘OKfllNi aid-H.220. These. claims
colnprlscrl onc prcscutcd by Attorney
li‘, ll. Fallon for $1,200 for legal scrv
viccs, which the oxcctttors rcduccd to
“.000; anolhcr {or “.600. prcscntcd
by Dr. J. Murray Johnson. which was
liquidaicd by tho puymcni of $500 in
cash and tho cancellation of uotcs to
thc valuo. of $300 which run cstntc
hold against lhc physician. The only
othcr claim was that of 82,500. which
St. Augustinc Church hcld against thc
estate. and which was allowed in fall.
A YEAR OF BLOOD.
The year 1903 will long be remem-
bered in the home of F. N. Tucket, of
Alliuncc, KL. us a your of blood:
which ilowod so copiously from Mr.
'l‘uckct's lungs that death scorned very
ncar. lie wrilos: “Severe bleeding
front the lungs and a frightful cough
had brought. me at death’s door. when
covary for Consumption, with the as
toniuhing rcsnlt that after taking four
bottles 1 was compietcly rostorcd an
as time has provcn pcrmancntly cur-
ed." Guaranteed for Sore Lungs,
Coughs and Colds. at F. H. Baxter's.
South Norwallt. and E. P. Wood‘s.
Nurwalk. drug stores. Price 501; and
“.00. Trial bottle free, ”
FOUND Hls MOTHER DEAD.
WES’l‘l'Oll’l‘. Nov. lit-«Mrs. (Immi-
Latin-op. a widow. lllotl suddenly you
lcrduy at tho homo of her son. George
with whom she had linen living. llmrl
failure was the cause. Her son had
good downtown half an hour bcforc
and on his return found his mothor
dying on tho kitohon? floor doud. She
was sixty-two years old.
Cnacnsweet is a hurmless compound
of vegetable extracts that is wonderful
in its beneficial effects on the atom-
uchs of babies and children. Rocom-i
mended and sold by The Cllflord
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phnrv
mucy. ”
PASTOR AWARDED $2.000 DAMN
«:5.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. i9.~——.ludsu Thu-
ycr in the Superior Court. Saturday.
gavo Rev. Falward H. (Join. pro amt
dumngcu of 82,000 for the loss of an
arm by his son taut May. when ho was
run over by a trolley car.
.. .. .. ~ .. .... Mammotfiwr
TAKE NOTHING FOR GRANTED.
Make F. H. Int-r Provo Whit Popli-
koia Tabtctr Do For‘lndigutlon.
ll. nlnudu to reason that lit, Ii. Bax.
icr would not room right. out in these
columns your after your and ask you
to try l‘cpuikoln Tub etc, for Indiaair
lltlll If be worn out pretty unto you
would mealve decided bonsai.
You can 1100 that for yourself.
The remedy fails to cure ovary cast).
0! course, but be always ‘ on your.
guitar buck. rhodium; til undo.
0 M' 3 . . ! ~ . t I - 1 .
«initiation Ibort tor misrepresents:
item in matters at. this, kind. uni tor
the round profit Mr. Baum, make: on
a 26 cent ruckus it: would he mighty
poor Judmut in indoor. on to who
u tripwhvtthill star and. on sell you
something that iv .
it troubled with .qur stomach. but
burn. wind belching abated tong-110.
loan or upped”, we: sued one 3., lili-
nous utter eating or other, 11 much
trouble. just try Populknlu 1‘s lotion
our only an. Ourworcttor. 1t. g by will;
build up your 011"”. "slot 9
natives. improve your upeptlte. onric
your blood and pttt new life in your
stomach to sure a: this world.
nfluwr.
4 4h) cw:
from day to day. finally disposcd oi .
of thc sccurillcs was more than 8m.- ‘
l hogan taking Dr. King‘s New Dis- -
Id disappoint, ill.”
Ant, turning. planing, than jabbing. cabinet work. veneered work.
you .
drylun incllltlol. , k. , , , ..
r Mill. foot of Marshall Street. Telephone 46.3.
n‘ Lumber Yard, Water Street. thm .. Telephone 46-2.
, .. m. an dezorcruldvutlmfij ,
The Dr. M. Read, Co.-
. ' Mablhlnd 1857. '
dais mid... ‘ P! I 5 nnrw’ ‘
O O
Enghah Ohms.
An advance salt: of fine Dinner Sets
for Thanksgiving. ‘ ‘
We arc showing now a group of Dinner Sets of fine
English .i‘orcclain, in patterns that are quite out of the. com-
monplace and reasonable in price. individual description
in detail is impossible and those interested in new Dinner-
ware for Thanksgiving should see these.
Old Blue Cauldon set; of 130 pieces, worth $28.50 for
$25.00. .
Sci of 110 pieces, plain white with half-inch border of
old laccwork, $18.00. -
Sci of 112 picccs with green band and holly border
lined with gold, $16.00.
Sct of 112 picccs, pink iioral pattcrn lincd with gold,
$1360- , ,
Sci of 100 pieces, pink floral. lined with gold, $12.50. .
' ' Turkey §ets.
Thirteen pieces, platter and twelve plates. from $6.50 up.
Cranberry Sets.
Seven pieces, large bowl and six saucers, 48, 65, 85c and
‘ it)
up. J tails
Flowers in November.
P
To pick flowers in Novcmbcr. conic to thc ccntcr court-
icr opposite the linen section downstairs. You will find all
tiic gaicty of a jam: garden therc, or to be more practical.
itis like a tlorisl's display. And the floral beauties are all of
ilnpcrishablc papcr. Time will not wither or fade them.
Poiuscilas. Roses. Lilics. and Carnations.
With the ilowcrs will bc found a litic of fancy articles. ’
cxtrcmcly dainty and useful. dinner and cotillion favors, and
many prctty triflcs for gifts.
lilottcrs .......... . ..... 350 Lcitcr Holders . . . . .35c
Collar Cases ........... 350 'l‘winc .lioldcrs ....... 35¢
Laundry Lists . . . ..: . . .350 'i‘rinkct Cabinets 5°C
Whisk Holders ........ 350 Baskets ...... . ...... 35¢
Flower outfits for making any kind of flower. i150.
Plain and fancy crcpc paper, lovely colors.ywirc, paste,
etc. "A very interesting exhibit. I
chicmbcr there is a Special in Dining Tables and
Chairs for 'l‘hanksgiving.
l
The D. M. Redd Co.
Tilt change in the weather suggests WINTER UNDER-
WEAR.
nderwear.
i
r
We are prcparcd to show full iiucs at Popular Prices. ‘.
,
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.
Plain and Ribbctl,
25c to 75c.
LADIES' GARMENTS. '
Excellent Valnc at 250
"Golden Star" lirand at 50c
“Non Shrinking" at .. ....... 75c
“Oxford Cut" at . . . . .. $1.00 .
' MEN‘S GARMENTS.
White and Grey at 500
Natural Wool at 75c
Natural Wool at $1.00
.....-...
I
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
q M ”‘1‘!" {M '
A. Dickermah
8.. WASHINGTON er.
. run run wifritualct).
.atumier‘ht an add for Evolulltlllab-
’ , ratio A' titration) A rarer.
“Timber, shingles, tutti/it‘ll klhthl and grade: of heroic stain, flooring
and. lint-blufluuiber. ,All kinda of hard mun. Tar 930.; rim opted
rooting pupar. sheathing paper. Hair insulator and draining papaya, ordi-
nary and ammo ladders. Doors. nub, hilmltl. interior non” trim
Pine. Redwood. Cyprus». Poplar and Chestnut.
in
Straight and fancy saw-
Kiln-
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Norwalk Chronicler