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magardilesmontatns mutter ‘~
mdiiorphine not-Mineral
or mine one.
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PA
NY.
SALT LAKE t,‘l‘i‘i’. lino 7.~-—~Rt-~
prosotttatit‘vs ot‘ lllt‘ liarrimnn Rail-
way system. which has hithrrto hot-11‘
using tho Armour turn for tho trans-2'
porttttlon of porlshuhlo t‘roipht. ynntt‘rvj
Ex- 1
up. .
ltntr '1
croft, yloo-prt’asitlottt. and gonorttl our.
bib 1
.
day inmrtmrttttul tho l'ttt'iflt- It‘l‘ttli
Dl't‘SS Compuny. 'l‘ho oompnnw in t
liliizotl :Il $12.0tlthiltltl. W, H.
nttgor ot' the Orogon Short Line. is
mod as prositlt‘nt.
Konnody's lu’lXilllVH
t'iert-s out tho cold
cough.
from any opinion. (‘ont‘ornts to
’National Pure. Food anti lit-tit:
Pleasant. to take.
and stops
mttcy.
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(tough Syrup 2
lltt‘
Contains iionoy and 'l‘ttr. it‘ron;
tho 3
Low. ‘
Sold by Tim Chi-i
ford Pharmacy und The Bridge i’httr-i
ill ‘
NEW HAVEN VESSEL MAY BE
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BOSTON, llot‘, 7.~———~'l‘ho
mttstvtl Ht‘lltltlltt‘l‘ llvnry Sutton of Now : wltots'v l
l‘tontou l
chamber of t-ontntnrt-o yontortiny post-t
etl its sovorttl weeks overdue tho thrtvo- 2'
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llta Kind You Hate
Always Bought
Bears? the
Signature
In
, list
. 7 iotllver
, Thirtylears
us tlltlll
{no mo mum. My mum om.
ERNEST BRlMBLE FORFElTS
BOND.
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_ Business Agent of Union Said to Have
Assaulted Non-Union Man.
BRIDGEPOlt’l‘. Dov. 7.2—ulirunst
l'lrimhlo, businoss agnnt ot‘ llll' Stono
hllLRtlll'S union ftil'lt'llt‘tl a llttlltl of $30
in the court. of Common l’lotts. this
morning. ’1‘. .i. Murphy was Sill‘l‘ly.
llt'imhlo wan arrostvd for :msttttll up
on :1. man natund lilot'it-y nt thn lini-
.‘ mont llotol sovrral months ago. Mon
' ivy was :t nonunion than and was Filitl
to intro born in u diuputn with ltrim-
lIIi‘,
liro Roztrdon. t'ltnrtzod with t‘rt‘qttont
int.v a llOllSt' ot‘ ttssignntion. way lllli‘tl
$1M and costs and st‘ntont-nd to jail for
tit) days-t. (‘nspor Zv'lllttunr paid it tin“
of $25 on tho t-httrgo of assault. Snrnh
Mt-Nit‘t was found utility of NW t'hnrgv
.‘il \‘ioluilug ilio littttttr l' m. tttttl rim:
itint'd $'t‘:'t. (‘harlt‘s 'I‘r1tt-y, t'ltztrnoti
' with hopping u. tllsortlrrly ltllllh't), pnld
a filit.‘ of $100.
E. C, DnWitt Kr, (‘o._ 01' (‘ltit'ttgti, at
l .
:tboratory Kotiol IH prt-pttt‘t'tl.
Huron. which soilntl from (‘ht‘t‘t‘l'lt‘, N ‘ansurt‘ llh‘ that this l‘t‘llllil'lilllllt‘. dignit-
S.. on tit-loiwr iii. for llallintort', with . taut and t‘t)l‘l't‘(,‘ll\'0 for tho ntotnanh
Limit tons ol liliti‘ilt‘l'. 'l‘lto owttt-t‘s ht“ l t‘tllil'ill‘llitl fully to all provisions of tin:
l
of lllt' union of t'til'l)’ Norrntiwr, as
(‘lli‘Vt'l'li‘ a tow d
it] Hillt‘ly.
Dol‘l’ltt’s Killllt‘y ttttti illuddvr Pills
t'avo that lltt‘ wound was loot in ono ' Notlonul
st -4
voral 001“!" rounds whirh sztilt-tt t‘rotn l’i‘ho, lttjitlgo l’lllll‘llllit‘)’. '
ttys lptor l't‘lt(‘llt‘(l port
l’uro Food illlll Drug Lil“.
Sold by 'l‘ho Clioll‘rtl l’hartttttry ttnd
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YOUNG SWEDISH GIRL ATTEMPT-
ED SUICIDE.
llllll'KllCl’OR'l‘, lit-r. an-Minn lAllllSt'
quit-lily drivt- tho poisons from tho syn i Strtmiltt‘l'g. :tguti sort-moon. :t Swvtllsh
tom tutti thus nf‘iortt roliot’.
tl‘etttmt‘nl. for 35V.
‘ A_ “'Dt‘li'tilgit‘l. altotnntt‘tl suit'itlo yl‘hlt‘t‘ilily b_\'
hold by 'lho t‘ltf— , (”inking rarliolir ttt‘ltl.
Sho was in
ford Pintrtnttt-y and The liit‘dgo i’httr- ' kon to St. Vint'vttl'u llonpital, wlwrt‘
many.
"ll
it, ill said nho will rtu'oyor.
new clue/ran tittiiiW
raters tilSOtliEiiEil .
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Dr. Powers Says it ‘ it Will!“
anti Vanity on the Part oi
Compton aople
WW.
Pride and vantty’on the part at the ,
.erngo individual, rather than on in -
creuso in the cost or raw produote or
titunnfnoturo. are the coupon for the
present high prices of foodstuffs, ao-
cording to Dr. L. Grand Powers. up 2
rlonlturnl statistician or the census .
bureau. .
“People nowndnysw-l' moon the tw-
orago people, common people, it you
Winn-insist upon huvi, the best 0!
ovorytbiu‘g.” said Dr. were. “The
wot Itingmnn insists upon the fittest
tllltit of'ment, and he buys better intuit,
porhttpo. than the salaried or protes-
slonai man. He doe snot subscribe
to the shinbono doctrine of Edwardva
kinuon. lie but: a feeling that ho is
on good usunybody also, and this tool-
ing asserts itsoit in his purchases. That.
in vunity_ .
”You remember the time, perhaps,
when u mun who wanted to buy a
steak throw hill basket over his arm
and went to the grocery after it. lint
he won't carry it bundle now. liiu
meat must be sent to him. That in
prido. it in safe to estimate that it
roots 5 cents per stouk for every out
that is delivered to n hoax-to. The name
is true with other commodities of ov~
orydny necessity. The man whose food
is delivered to hita by the greengrocet‘
or the butcher pays the freight.
".You may tuko any article you
please and you will tind that the mar
igln botwoon the manufacturer and the
consumer is constantly increasing. The
middleman or dealer is the gainer, to
a. considerable degree, although he is
not responsible altogether for the high
prices of foods. He must meet the
consumer's fancies; he must mnke his
goods ioolt nttrnctive, im‘tl he must lny
thotu at tho door of the household. All
of this costs money, and of course the
cotmumor pays the freight. .
"People want prepared breakfast
foods now whore they used to be not
istiod with ontntotti and mash, or dish-
PS of cakes made of iionr. A burrol
of flour soils anywhere from $4 to $6
for a burrol of 196 pounds. according
to tho prlco or wheat, hut .eopio do
not. buy httrrols of ilour us ot yot‘o.
'i‘hny tltfillulltl it. in funny packages and
sometimes got it in the form of pro
part-d foods. The tlour that goes into
it. one pound package costs about a
quartor of u cont. The consumer pays
much mot-o, ot’ omtrno. The price for
this our pound package in higher titan
it. ought. to ho. It probably costs eight
or top rents whore it should not cost
more titan ilrn or six. The highest price.
to tho. consumer in the result of the
funny put-ltztgo, tlotntmtiod by \Vl(lt'l)’
sprottding national \‘uttlty. and i‘urtttnr
to tho fat-t that tho ttrtlt'lo must ho do.
lli’i‘l'tltl, u sorrivo that. is demanded by
tho pritlo of tho pnrtzltttnt‘r.
"l’eupln aro spontling money nowar
duys ttitti tlfoy are spending it first, Our
prosperity doptmds upon the spending.
it t‘.\'t‘l')lliitly ltottrtlod whnt he ournoti
prosporit," would come. WP would
t'ryin our own tat."
ASTHMA SUFFERERS SHOULD
KNOW THIS.
Foloy‘s lionoy and 'l‘nr has cured
many curios oto asthma. that were con-
sult-rod hopeless. Mrs. Adolph Buns
lug, 7tit West. Third St. Davenport,
runny canon of ttniitmn that Wore con
trnt-tod th'lVO yours ttgo was nt-glet-ted
ttttiil it, tlltalry grow into asthma. 'i‘ht‘
host tttodicui skill nvnilnblo could not
ulvt- mo ,tuoro than tontporury relief.
Foley's llonoy ttnti 'l'nr wus rot-om-
month-d autl nun titty rout. bottle on-
tiroly ourod “W of asthma which hiltl
lwnn growing on mo for twolvo yours.
it‘ 1 hard taken it at tho iiL‘ll'l. 21 would
have boon savnd yours of suffering.“
Plalntod's Drug Store untl The Clifford
Pharmacy. u
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DOM-57A!!!“
Are YOu In Line?
Are you getting- the benefit of the values we are able to bring to you through our sys-
tern of buying on
r rigors together with 2,000 other drttggists?
As an example of the power of these advanced methods we call your attention to the
Black and White
It’s precisely the type of cl
is by lulu,r odds our lament scllc . .
This mild, otrllow, popttlztl‘ blend of highvgrntltt, imported Havana filler and prime
Sumatra Wi‘nttpt‘t‘ t‘tittlt’l not posnihly be dolivnrrd to you by tho ordinary cigar depict, buy- t
It’s :1 rcprosmdntivc lilooigur everywhere but in '
Nttllliilill Cigar ritandu.
1
int: individually, at low than 8 lor
p”
' CIGAR—~5c
25H.
The belt cigars are now mid in the 2,000 Drug Store
the Notionol Clan Stand. Emblem in the window.
t . W. , . 2. .
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WW that; pleases ninotenths of the American smokers. It
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A. multilayer once told his
daspond‘ent kin; that true
happinou could be secured
by wearing the underuhirt of
o perfectly happy subject.
Mic: diligent search the king
met I peanut by the. road;-
Ildo who oonfeeled that. ho
nu pprfegtly happy. in.
unruly- ho was commnnded
to strip. But, llui‘or kingly
expectations. The ma wore
no undenhirt.
Happiness cannot bar so»
cured by aiming at it.
Nevertheless ,it is possible
to :be happy if you go about
it,.,in..the.right way. Be
useful, cultivate cheer-ml-
” noes, live within yourmoans
L and. 2 be carotid of your
health. Aim at those and ‘
happinas follows without
nnydirect pursuit.
On the other hand, the
secret of health is simple
and can be found .at any
drugstore. Buy a box of
Beecham’s Pills at the
nearest one, read the direc-
tions carefully, and take' a
pill or two whenever the
stomach is upset, the liver
turgid, the bowels inactive,
ongwhen headache inter-
fem: with businces or sleep.
Tile well man is usually
hW‘l’l’li- Good spirits- and
good health go: together.
Happiness and health are
closely related. Aim at the
first and you will hit both
with the quick, safe and
certain aid of " "
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NO ROBCCUTION lN O’CONNOR
‘ CASE.
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Crime Committed in New ,York So
Connecticut Authorities Can Not
Act.
Altor (lot-tutor Holt-ti tutti ronftu‘rmt
wltll Shot-int Btntn'u Altot'ut‘y (‘iurtor
it. who decided totltty thnt thorn Would
ho o prosecution in the mum of Annlo
0’ Ilzvttrior. of Stamford. who tllod from
the Mutts at n crim‘innt' operation
about two works ttgo.
Dutch stated that tho crimo
mltto ‘outttlde the state. prob.
' o , ork city. and that thorn
.uus‘ “m y‘tbr the Connecticut nu-
lltonltietl Mounts the case. so the
. mutton ‘Wmtl bedroppettl. ,
Tim O'Connor (all with h poouttar
one? ._ Medical tfihtu‘u‘sbemtz at
. Btuhifbrd.’ receiyetif it ‘dornlnunlotttion
,thu tltora‘wuh some ,1 ”wrong about
the rim: detthytm lixttelit amount
to tho time‘rnt who ammo tho hurinl.
Dolor an autopsy was purformed by
Dr. filterilt tutti Dr. Porter of Bridge-
port utter which Coronér Doton held
an, incident.
,‘ it a motor! that; the parent: or the
girl. who urn ruptttttbio Stamford pm]
pit-..nrr still in lung ,t'ehpl‘ litn rout
, ,t: tlito nt‘ tiwlr ti 2 .rltttrtttl‘. bo-
ttldytng it to haw! ‘ n tittéumon a.
‘ / I *‘TW'P‘fW .
“new ‘ tilt“ Ml when you'll ‘ntttttn
it tinnr or miller u out, bruise. burn or
scald. Be prepped. Dr. Thomas the»
loctrlc on inotttntfly wheres tho path-
SIt-oot Railway Co.
'l'lto Worooltor Connolltiutotl Stroot:
tittliwuy pttunoti into the hands of New
ilttvon ltnlh'ontl Wednesday, when. at
tho ttnuttttl pivoting ttt «Woroetttor, the
Now iluvon lntcrottttt VOll‘tl the mount-
Iy tit-.ottlrott stock at the concern, elect-
tmx tour Now Hutton .rottd2 men on the
dirootornto. including ‘ President
Chm-lea El. Mollon. The new board oi
dirootortt in: D. Newton Barney. Hort-
.. “232 ford: A. George Bullock. Wot-contort
will
New York; Lincoln. N. Kilt tout.
Worcester; Clinrles suction, to
bid oziifttmos A. PurkorrBonton: wil-
lid ,8. Skinner. ttotyolte; Nathaniel
'rtmyét‘; Muenster: Chariot it; Witty.
minimum] “‘ " ' '
tho New Havon‘lnterenttt tired). New.
tun Barney, Charter: 5. Melton -
lttuu Skinner 'nnd anhttniéi 'i‘lt
'l’ho three directors dropped out Mn-
clh it. Mort. Bhutan; , uhl‘lit. Wino
low and Thomas B. " ,‘Worcottter.
The board purports“, at t,“-
llttl in tho putttpf ..
tmnu WW‘WEWQW
. * m, mt .
or it. try l‘dtttllL In ,t u
ztttmt‘ Mill ttl’itteuittnfup cold when-
ever tried. utmottt «l hunt except’trtgt.
e
O.
W, hiwfittn and M- 001 bottles.
5'.
Elect. Four Directors ‘on Worcutor .
Francis H. Dowey, Worceuter; Alfred.
D. roster. Milford: F. W. Kendrick,
The four new director» 'reprdtenttntr,
Wit .
ayer.‘
anthem,
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.t
union is. 1. mo
2.2. ‘ Z W ("21‘ ltfi M
all. .
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The D. M. Read Co.
Fumblhbul 1857». ‘ ‘
The Exhibit of Toys.
The cntire'uew Sl’OI'L‘ we have this Deceui‘bor enabled .
us to make a splrttditl showing of Toys. All, you have learn;
‘ ed this Annex is reached directly from Main St, or through
the new archway front the Carpet Store. and if you happen
to be in the basement, by the stairway lt‘ntditig up from the
picture room. Lots of room thinycar and lots of playthiugs.”
Doll Houses with verandas and bayywintlows.“’All kinda. '
of homes for dollics, front 25c to $7.50.
Doll G0~Carts. many styles, from 25C to $10.00.
Perambulators oi the most approved pattern, $4.50 to
$to.oo.
Tea. Sets, of iorrign and domestic matutfacturo, all
grades, regular company china and also for common use,
too to $10.00., ‘ ‘
Automobiles, for boys or girls, fifty kinds, $3.75 to $45.
Mechanical Autos, of small size. 45c to $2.75.
Animals, skin covered, natural as life but smaller, too
to $5.00. '
Toy. Pianos, always appreciated by children, 25c to
$7.50; ‘
Magic Lanterns, best qualities, 75c to $10.00.
Iron Toys, engines, hook and ladder carts, hose carts,
and all other kinds of carts, 25c to $1.50.
Lead Soldiers, battalions of them and all ncccshary
camp cqttiptnents, 25c to $5.00.
Soldier Suits, the kind the boys like, 25C to $t.25.
Drums and Guns to go with them, 25c up. .
Paint Boxes, :1 never failing source of entertainment,
too to $3.00. ,
Magnetic Toys to float on water.
Oil Heaters.
'l‘lto discomfort of any cold room is quickly dispelled
by an Oil llcatcr. Nothing makes anyone so touchy and
irritable as in be cold. Have an Oil llcatcr ready to light
and in five minutes the atmosphere is cheerful and livable.
We have thc'l’nritatt Oil I-Icatcrs. and warrant them to
be the right kind. You know what that means.
Prices, $2.95, $3.50, $3.95 and $5.00. I .
= 2:
Christmas Ribbons.
The brightest. prettiest kinds for tying: packages. ll'olly
Ribbons, Santa Claus Ribbons with a picture of Santa amid
t’h
t
l ' t‘f
it“ till
the holly branches. red and green combinations, plain red
nudpluip grocnf-hy the‘yard or whole ptccc, asdcstrcd.
hé D. M. retro...
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The. change in the wcaihtlr suggests WINTER UNDER-
WEAR. “ n. 2 ;
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We are prepared to show-lion lines at Popular Prices. W t
, 25c
'aud at 50c
Natural W . .
SOUTH NORWALK, CONE.
elephant: 446. V
tthnm Arturo-,0...
~<ttnmber “tutti llill‘é ork tht 22*Eretitllilngu
Fm APlBG km. A PALAOE. " '
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m mommy-«mutter; nu ltlntltt of
«rooting paper, Iho‘atlttn'sipnpor...) nuttlutor nnd dententng mpg-g, ordi-
tiny and amnion ladder-.1 Doors, ash, blinds, interior howl." trim in
W. .‘ Redwood. (lypreoti. Poplar an Chestnut. Strotaht and fancy paw.
. ii turningtvplttttlux. ‘ultupdphtilnu, Wtrk'. ,, Kiln
drying intuition. , ’ . , “ ‘
Mlli.'iloot olWMurliuilW Street. I .
nrtl woodn, 'f‘ar paper, flint coutmt
ubluot work. vaunted
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Quickly, putts tilt; mm.
cutout. mm out about»
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