mmvmm‘now...
in use for
Bought. no which he; been
over 80 years. has borne the denature of
end has been
made under his pen--
‘ Donal supervision Iinee its lunacy.
. ' Allow no one todooeive you in this.
All acumen-felts, Imitation and “Joshua-good.” are-but
Expeflmeuts that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Ohndrenwlllxperienoe millet Experiment.
1 What is CASTORIA
(lantern isn harmless substitute for
Castor Oil. Paro-
xorie. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Element. It
contains neither Opium. Morphine
substance. Its one is its guarantee.
and alloys ll‘evexdsbness.
Colic.
nor other Narcotic
It destroys Worme
It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
It relieves Teething Troubles,
and Flatuleney. It assimilates
Stomach and Bowels, giving
'l-‘he Children’s Fallow-The
cures Constipation
the Food. regulates the
healthy and natural sleep.
Mother’s Friend.
“Wills-f CASTOiRIA nwm
/ ..
‘ Thellmi lou'Hale
- Bears theS’ atom of
/ , ,. pen. ._ 9,
Always Blight
\‘in Use For Over 30 Years.
WI OW‘UI eounuv. W IVIMV "II". II" VII" ORV-
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AGITATlNG QUESTIOVN 70F PAY. "w
Engineers of New York and New Ha-
ven Meet General Officers.
NEW HAVEN. llcc. 7.-*~"i‘ili’ commit!
too of lllc cltglnccro of" thc Now York:
Now llavcn and Hartford Railroad:
Company which has im'n ncaotiatlngi
for n. scitlcmcnl oi‘ thcir dcmund for :m .‘
incrcasc in tiny and which met. tlcncrul l
Munagcr Higgins ocvcrai liltlt-H in Ncw‘,
York city. is now in Now lluvcn for:
the purposc of inking up thc qucstion=
with tho road at its lit-:ulduartcls hcrc.
Vlcctlruud Mustcr ll, W. lint-luv, of;
tho lil'othcrhood of lmcomotivc iCnrJlI-l
certs, who was “iiil thc Incn in Ncwi
York, in taking up tho muttcr with tho:
high officials of thc road and lllinolltic-‘
on that so far nothing liclinltc ban
been agrccd upon and that tlu: nono-
tllltions arc still llcltnz carried on lic-
t.wocn the road nnd the cupiuccrs‘ com-
mittee. 'l‘hc committee hold a meet-
ing today, but it it: understood that. it
did no meet, with uuy ofllclnl of tllc
railroad colnpllny. ’i‘bc cnglncors ask
for an incrcuuc of from .11.: cunts to
four cents a milc for lhc mcn running
the passmigcr lruius
Kcnncdy's Laxative Cough Syrup
drircu out tlu- cold and stops tllc
('lnllzb. ('tllliililiS ilollcl’ null ’l‘ttr. FIN-
from any opiutcs. t'ontornm to thr-
Nationoi l'urc Food and firm. Law.
Houston to lllkc. Sold by ’l'hc (‘lif
ford Pharmacy and Tim llrldgu l'h;
llllitry.
li-
.‘
TROLLEY ACCIDENT IN OHIO.
LIVERPOOL, (llllo, llcl'. $.«v-\ cur
belonging to llu- 'l‘l-lcpiionc Traction
Company, \vhllc llt‘ttl‘ this placo toduv-
julnpcd thc track. and injurcd a num-
ber of persons. Nu ollc wuo killcd.
W
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
We ut'c picuuml to lmonllncc that l‘o-
lcy's lloncy und 'l‘ar lor couuhu, colds
and lung troulllcs in not uflcclml by llu-
National i’lll'l' Food und firm: Law an
it contains no 0])iitii'H or othcr harm-
ful drugs, and wit rcconmu-nd ll ma a
safe rcmcdy for chlldrcn und udults.
Pialstcd‘u Drug Store and The Clifford
Phurmaoy. , t '
In almost
reach.
Otlm Stoves
u. [271710 PO
DECISIONS AVRE’GIVEN.
éJudge Shumway Hands Down Three ASTHMA
in His Court.
.ludgc Milton A, Shumway in
civil uupcl'ior court, has hundcll down
llucc decisions on matters which wcrc
pcndinv, bct'ortg him or illlti bccn tried
by hint.
l‘hucbc .l. Banks in awardcd daunt-
non of $titlll uqainst tho (‘onnccticut
Railwuy itllti Lighting Company. for in-
juries suntaincd on Mar Ill. Illllli. when
it, car went off thc tracks on the. Wont:
port bridlzc and ranuncd into a polo,
throwing tho plaintiff and injuring ill‘l‘.
Shc cluimcd $3.0m: danmlzcs. A pt'l-v-
ions suit brought in lhc civil con‘llnon
lllcau court in which Hilt‘ claimed 3].-
bill) dulllttgcfi, ucttcd hei- $2223 in damn»
anon.
l,oul.~' chbauow. ll mllkman who ul-
illi-‘Jti that thc Mumford ntrcut litiiiv
way company. through its uncnts, a
lnotornlzm und :1 conductor. :lnd by
mcune ot a trolley car. dunmucd him
to thc cxlcul of $3.0th The wagon
mm umasbcd. lint milk .spllil-d and lbc
plalutltl' pcrulancutly lnlurcd, bcsidcs
llcillg luld up l‘.’ u'cclts with his in—
juries, hl- :lllogcd, .lmlgc Shulnway
tiudu for the dcl'cndnnt. to rccovor
t'ili‘iis‘,
lcornc W. Mollitl. ol‘ Mlll'yvillc, Mo.
:wcorcu a judgment of $l,ullo :luainsl
thc lnlcrnuliolmi l’owcl' \‘chiclc coni-
puny. of Stamford. by stipulation.
.ludgc. Shumwny confirming it,
tho
A TEXAS WONDER.
'i‘hcrc‘e: a Hill at llowic, ’i‘cx.. that’s
lwlcc as hip. us last. ycur. 'l‘hlu wonder
in \V. 1.. Hill who from a \vcighl. of ill)
pounds has grown to ovcr 180. He
Sill-ll: “l HufYcrt-ul with a tcrrible
cough. and (itK‘LUi'H guvo mu up to die
of Consumption. l was reduced to
ill) poundu, whcn l hogan inking Dr.
King'u Ncw illucuvcrr for t'onsnmp.
lion, (‘onuhn and (‘Uilihk Now, after
lllkiillt l‘J bottlcu. I burn morc than
doubled in Weight and am completely
cured." ()uly sure t‘ough and Cold
cure. iiuamntcml by i“. ll. llaxtor.
South Norwalk, and it}. it. chd, Nor-
wulll, drugglutu.
holllcu f'l‘co.
Soc uuli slot). Trial
at
.1
every honor there is
I loom tlmt thc heat from the
other etovcu or furnace infill to
it mny be a room on
the "mother" ride, or one having no fifth}
cunnertion. it may be it cold helluva . No ml: -
ter in what part of the
liotlliewwllet in room or
hellwnymit can semi be incidental; and cozy with e
t
: PERFECTION. “]
01] Heater
(hulmd with smoke!“- Device)
Unlike onlinury oil beaten the Median gives satisfaction
niwoyn.
Firllt and foremost it it
turn the wick too high or too lmv. Given intense
absolutely at on cannot
eat without
timoke or glnett became equipped with annulus device.
Can be easily corded from more to room. A- a
to dynamic as n limp. Omnmeutaliu well no main.
Made in two finishes-“nickel and japan. firm oil taunt
4 quarts of all end burnt! 9
beautifully embmsed. Holds
hours. There's reeiutillfllction in n Perfection Oil Halter.
Every heater warranted. if not at your datum write our
nearest agency for deecrlptivo circular. ' .
7‘“ R3” Lam
maul-o the home bright.
lethr
for Il-mulf
new. (It,
” M
Wbthfigéflhr n lllvegk
, . all: of. Miller‘s ’
. [or ntelfl‘oumnve m Vault 1
log! ‘96 Mt two
i
uni-Wald”
. 1' h ‘
if“ iii“ in! I‘M m
A“ will} it...
.3" l l or
V . 2 l‘ u t ”ii , ‘ _
‘ Sher-ill Battles» Tint , He lies
Been Active. But Is Still Said
, will» bimonthlfolx
”her-iii Sidney n Iiuwley, who is
working in the interests of “Bobby"
Greene. of Brookt'telll, who wants to
be a County commltaloner to succeed
Charles H. Peix. Jr., of Daubury, was
‘een by a Farmer reporter and asked
if he had any information to give out
on the progress of the Greene
union.
“1 don't. know whore the Former got
the information that I was working,
for Bobby Greene," Bil-iii the sheriff
"l have not yell lntorvewed a single
representative from this county in e-
huif of Mr. Greene, or any other man.
i am not out hustling for any condi-
dllto and those reports about my ne-
tlvltv arc nil rot."
"My only interest in the uppolnt‘
. mom of the County Commissioners in
to see the Representatives act. for thc
welfare of the Republican ptlrty. l
mu not. out; alto:- lmybolly's uculp. Mr.
i’olx'u or anybody else. if the Re
prollentntlvcs think it is for the bout
interest of the party to ro~uppolnt Mr.
l’eix. they are of course at liberty to
do so,”
The friends of County Commissioner
l’elx us soon as they got. wind of the
still hunt which the sheriff. was mak-
ing against their man out looms and
since then practically every Republl
mu iog‘iuiator who will all. in the Re
pnblicsn among to name the oucoss
ore to both Commissioner l’elx and
Polish have been “seen.”
It in known thnt. Sheriff iluwiey but
decided opinions coneerulng the motto
up of the men who should he count:
commissioners for he had no cxprcuscc
himself. The Furmcr's Infornmtior
concerning the part. the sheriff has in
hon lirhis efforts to have it (:banlit
unulc in the pcrsonncl of the county
board is reliable.
Tho lshcrllf tukcu tho ground that
any change he may huvc suggcutcd it
for the interest. of the Republican
party in this county. The nhcrii’i‘ i.
paid to have wcll ucauoned ideas the
Mr, l'cix in not. thc man who should
rcprcsmlt. the county on that board.
SUFFERERS SHOULC
KNOW THIS.
Foley‘s lloncy nnd 'l‘ar has cnrcl
many cases ole asthma thut were con
siliurcd hopolcss. Mrs. Adolph lines
lug. 7tll \‘t’csi, Third St, l):i\'t.‘ll|lol'i
many canon of nsthnm that. were con
ll'llL‘it.‘ti twelve yours lull) was neglected
until it, finally grow into asthma. The
bout medical skill available could not
give mc more than lcmpurury rcllof
Folcy's Honey and Tar was recom
mcudud and one fifty cont bottle on
tircly curcd mo of asthma which had
bccn growing on pic for twelve yours
if I had takcn it til tho start I would
burn bccn uuvcd yours of ultfi‘cring."
.l’laiulcd'n llrug Store and The ()llliorc.
l l‘hurmut‘y "
l EASTERN RATE filTUATION,
Complicated by a Decision Given by
i Referee Luciue Tuttle.
l CHICAGO. Doc. S.—~——'l‘lle Michigan
(‘cnirul railroad wall placed in a dif
‘fcrcutial t‘iiil-‘Itt by itself ycntcrduy.
lwhcn Lucius ’l‘ntllc. presldcnt. of tin
lloston llllti Mfiillt', us roforoc, render
“1‘ a dcciston in the rum controversy
lly lhc tcrmu of the dociulon thc Ml
chivnn Control is pcrmittcd to churn:
a l'ttlo to Boston. Ncw York and lint
i'ltlo, which in iltlin'l‘n tint nllltttlul'tl
and the regular establishwl dlfl'l-rcn
tiul rules. An ext-cotton in mud» tn
the cunc ot‘ the Stundnrd first clout;
rule ut Bimini].
liullroud uu-u call thc result it com
promise and dochlro that it will com
plicutc ”it! custom ruto ulluution. ’l‘hc
stutenu‘ht was made (but thc ruling if
not regurdod on up m‘bltrutimi,.but
simply on u llocluion as flu-cc is m‘uw
duration whcihcr thc railroads umlel
thc new law lmvc thc right to urbltrn
to ruin out-utilities. ’l‘lu- dcclulou is
thcrleoru not rcgurdcd as binding up
on any road. but iili‘l‘l‘ lit reason it.
bullcvo that. it will bc observed. ho
cmnlc col-h prculdcnt gave hit-l word
Ll) lliiitltl by it before themeiter Went
to Mr. 'i‘utflo.
'l‘hc nrhlirutor dccldcu that. the ruler
which he has given the Mlchinnn (“.cn
lrul «hull be implied by that road only
orcr tin custom correction—«the New
York Central.
Upon the llowclu-ullol‘t'tli‘u Lllth
[Curly lilucru arc recommended and
er‘ddt by The Clifford Pharmacy and The
ill'ltiim Pharmacy. "
v.-
WORK ON DAM STOPPED IV AN
tNJUNOTlON. .
(lRthWlCl-l, Doc. 10.~—-Work on
tho dam on tiloleunus river, which
was to hold lmek water for u supply for
flu. big pnwor plant. of the New York,
Now lluvcu iiilti Hartford rulll'mui, at
in». Hub, illitl bccn bumped by the in.
uuuncc of n temporary injunction In
favor of John M. Wlillmlm. of thin
plucc. 'l‘ilo dlwmuoui. clinic from lllc
Mtpmlol' court at. llrldncpnrt. told nor
that won Iillidll by licpnly Shcrllf ilcll
drip. thllmnu l‘iliilllfi, ii in under-
Kiiklii. that tho i'llllltil‘lli’iiilll of the dam
Will prcvcut. the ebb and flow of the
river in fund of lund which be ownu.
‘t‘llo hearing will be lit. Bridgeport.
‘i‘ku dcfomluut. fltllllvti ill the Wording.
tumun. ithurch. Keor company, the
coutrnrtorn.
W
cues-went. the ideal medicine for
the little ones. (loutulm no opinion.
Conform» fully with National t’uro
lined and Drug Low. Write it. C.
lloWltt. & (20., Chicago, “1.. for the
"baby Book." Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The bridge Finn»
mntv. "
PRIPARlNa 70 OUT tel.
, ROCHESTER. N. 1L. flee. lib-“Pitt
iterations fur‘the lament. out of ice in
tllhl state for year-ll have been common
mi and tin- recent, cold unnp hos form.
rd it fine t'trut crop.
ill. (I, lichll it. (to. of (intense. ul
whom laboratory Kodllt ill prepared.
Ellflifl‘f‘ no that thin rolmlrlteblc dim.
taut and mvrerttvn for the atomwb
conforms fully toltllrvlovtetonn of the
sold by The Cltofird Pharmacy amt
The amp Home». . .. .. . .."
Clitll‘ ,
National Pm Food and Drills Lew. tl
who one will dispute the curative and
strength creutin value of cod liver oil.
For centuries it as been modernized as
the grandest of all'bonllng and body-
building agents for waeted omen
strength on‘dtviiullty. . , , .
Yet, owing to the Many, any oil
which envelope: the tnedlo not ele-
ments, and which has. ,0 value either
as a food or medicine, ‘
weakened by disease
either in its raw tormlq Searemulllon.
and others will not i , it (in account
of its disagreeable mm lasuw
consequently its value ”is loflt.
Now, the process discovered by two
eminent French ohemiatePavMorgueu
and Gautiermuhould ,intereat every
person in South Not-walk. for oil of
the tonic, body-building and curative
elements of cad liver oil tire now nep-
uruted from the grousy,~usolesa oil, and
given to the people in delicious Vinol.
lv‘or.thls reason if is fast superaedlng
oldfauhioucd cod liver oil and. emul-
alone.
AR 9. body-builder and strength
creator for old people, weak women.
delicate children. and after sickness
and all pulmonary disease. it is recom-
mended by over 5,000 of the leading
grufgists of the United States as the
es . ‘
Your money back if it. does not do
all we claim. The Clifford Pharmacy.
Noto.-Whlle We lire sole agents for
Vlnol in South Norwalk, it. is‘now for
sale at the loading drug store in near-
ly every town and city in the-country.
look for the Vinol agency in your
own.
WALLlNGF‘ORD’s NEW COMMON
BATTERY TELEPHONE EX—
. QHANGE. .
Plans have been completed by the
Southern New England Telephone
Company and all is now ready for the
quit over from the magneto to common
‘mttory exchange in Wullingford. The
lotuat out over will take plnoc curly
Sunday morning when the. majority of
Wallingford’s lclephono users pro on
loving their week‘s end rest.
This change, which is but the fore-
runncr of the lnnumcruble improve-
ments that the Telephone Company is
to make all ovor the state, will place
the town of Wallingford on an count
"noting with any telephone center in
the country as; for on modern and up-
toldutr cqulpmcnl gone and will givc
no company tho opportunity to givc
its subscribers the most. perfect eer-
Jit‘i‘ known.
This fact ulonc. is of vital internal to
tho company‘s subacrlhcru as it moans
l much more thorough and efficient
acrvicc, than it has been possibly to
:tvc under tho present conditions.
Whon the cut over has been com~
plated. Vt'alllngford will be second to
no cxchunge in the country of its size.
l‘ho ncw construction work, including
pilot; of conduits and aerial cable, and
ill that tenth: towards the perfection
if loll-phone service. will make ll. mark~
~d lmpnwcmcnl in the service not only
in thc locul cull» but In the non of file
*hatn of Toll Liner-l which form u. not.
work of wires covering-“the entire
‘tluto.
The intummlnns of tho Telephone
(lollipally includes the lnstullutllm of
common buttery bourdu in a number
of the other exohnngcs, similar to
Wulilngford and South Nortvalk, in
the state. This work will be taken
up as soon as the equipment, needed
for the work is obtained.
An alphabetical list of tho cxchungcu
in which this. work is to be donc fol-
lowu: Ansonlu-Dcrby, llrunford,
llrlutol, Dunlclson, llcl-p Rlvcr. it‘fll‘nl-
ingltlll. Mllnchcutcr, Milford, Naugh-
fuck. l’lhlnflold. Rockvllie, Suybrook,
l‘orrlngttm and \Vlnslcll.
Tho plunn for :1 new tclcphonc build.
inn for Annonlu urn now in tho hands
of thc nrchltcct and it to expected it.
will be octnplctcd in 1907.
_._._....
CASTOR IA
For Infents and Children.
flu find You llan Mm: Bought
Beers the W
Signature of
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ELIHU SURRITT'O ANNIVERSARY
NEW BRITMN. Doc. 8.»-»-’l‘hc nlncty
sixth unnivorunry of the birth or Elihu
liurritt. the famous advocate of infor-
lmllnnul police. wuu flttll‘tlxly ('(‘iObi'lii-
cd in the public nchooli ill-go lmllly.
lllu birthday oolucu tomorrow. but on
uncount. of itu being Sunday. the coin
motion was held today,
The East. Bin-ct and Smith street
Schools hold joint uublt oxcrcieeu in
the Stanley Memorial alumni. where
an address won delivered by Rev. 0, 8.
iluvlu. puator of the South Congrega-
itonnl (lllurch. The smoker hold up
the plum how to tho llcllml child-
ren no on rxulnplo. «nylon tbul thorn
were four cllul'lu'tm‘lutlcu of hill life
which they uluullll follillvwhlu ululll-
lion. industry Inmlcuty and frlvud‘
«hip.
State or Ulilo, titty of Toledo, lmcull
County, nu.
li'l‘lilllt .l. t‘llcucy mutton pull: that be
in water partner or the hon all ll‘. .l.
(liwnoy ill (to. doing illiltllli‘ilti in tho
lily of Toledo, County and t-llutc,
utorueuld. unit flint. mill ill-in will buy
the sum of ONE HUNDRED Dill,
MRS for neck and every new of Cu-
turrh that control ho cured by the use
of Hall's Cuiurrh (lure.
FRANK .l. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and tubecrthed
in my presence, tutu 6th tiny of in»
number. A. 13., 1336.
A. W. dbltABON.
(aunt). Neon-v Public.
Haifa tluturrb (Jere is taken futon
unity. and note directly on the blood
and mucous uurfuoevof the nyatom.
Sand for testimonials im.‘
F‘. .l. (lllfliNlllY, & 00., Toledo. 0.
Sold b all drufuiets, 76c.
Tulle ull'u Fem brim]: for consume
lien. on
some Mien“.
l‘t'olonmr Ullfllli'l‘liif." Milli
"‘l‘lm,l‘u
llo‘u a noted anti-vivi-
Mt'n. ltmulo.
ool'llonlul."
"I‘ve. heard of Mill." unnerved Mm.
tllldlivnatttymm. “but i other» thought
’e was t Coureeeuwullal.”
i The holy life needs no heralding.
v
, , numb“? ttllttim'
‘ 1 ’ AllE'llll
(lotion Tells m “Promoted by
the Statute Laws Since I);-
nmlnr l,
"a..."
Many hunters are in doubt. as to the
exact. wording of the acts effecting the
close season on game thenhlef feature
apparently being an idea in the minds
of hunters that the close stolen on
rabbits did not commence until lilac.
15.
The provisions of the not may be
found in chapter 222 of the Public
Act: of the State of Connecticut.
passed during the 1905 session. The
chapter walla: “Section 3116 of the
general statutes b3 hereby amended by
striking out the word January in the
second line of sold seciimr and in-
uertlng in lieu thereof the word De-
cember, so that sold section as amend-
ed shall read as follows; The clone sea,
son for wild hares and rabbits shall
be from,Decomber first to September
thirtieth, both inclusive. No person
shall take any wild have or rabbit.
during the close season." This was
duty approved, July 6, 1905. .
The general law affecting the killing
of game birds will be found in chapter
158 and in brief its provisions are that.
the close season for quail. woodcock.
partridge or ruffed grouse, and Men-
golian. Chinese and English pheasants,
shall be from Dec. 1 to Sept. 30, both
inclusive. This measure was approved
.luno 2‘1, 1905. -
Although hunters will justly claim
that, rabbits are at their boat. for the
table during the month of December,
it has been the experlence of most
pcoplc that rabbit. huntom have not
been any too careful to restrict their
hunting merely to fur bearing game,
but have hcon too froqucntly tempted
to knock dowu an occasional ruffed
grouse or quuil when opportunity of-
fered. This was largcly responsible
for the change in the game law. Pre-
vious to the ulterutlon the uouson on
rabbits did not. close until Dec. 15 and
the overlap in dates was considcrod
to be injurious to the best interests of
the feathered game.
—-Most disfiguring skin eruptions.
soroiula, pimples, rashes. etc.. are duo
in impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit-
ters is u cleansing blood tonic. Makes
you clear-eyed. ulcur—bruined. clear
ultinuod.
GAVE FOUR DIVORCES.
Judge Shumway Hears Testimony
About Infeliclty..
.ludg'c Milton A. Shumway in tlic
short, cuhndur sousion of tho civil su-
pcrtnr court granted four dlvorocs.
Adu Dcun. a dcmurc, Wonk-looking.
mum: woman. told Judge Shumwuy of
her marital infcllclttcs. (did she was
substantiated by it nurse and (liberal
who lcsliftcll that. Newton than. the
husband. bud been cruci in hilt trout-
mcut of her and had finally dccampcd.
lcavlng‘ his will! with painful mcmorics
and u fumily of umull chlldrcn to sup—
port. .ludnc Shumway tlmught thc cvt»
deuce sufficient and granted the dc-
crcc, 'l‘ho conplc wcrc hinrrlcd Sop
lt‘lllbtl' till. limb, and tlp crucify start-
l-d about seven weeks after ihc knot
wun tied. '
Edward J. Sullivan tod hls honor
bow him with Verna went away from
his home one day leaving a cruel nnic
to the ctfect that, she hull gone uud
would lhcrcefior support her child.
which ilt.‘ had lulled to do. Sullivan
tcutificli that at that flow he workcd
in liridgcport, in tho ll, M. (7. Com
pany‘u plant and carncd $12 pcr wcck
which he dutifully iurncll ovcr to his
ull’c crcry wcck. lic said ho had no
bad habits, did not drink nor umokl‘.
lltunucrlbcd his ironbicu to “licr folks"
and stated find his troublcu started on
August 4. 190thll hr In only 25 yours
now, ills brother, illugcnc F. Sulli-
run. and Eugene Schalctt. corolmruted
klu ntutclnents and Judge Shumway
nruntcd thc dccrcc.
Arthur (3. Bristol laid his fronblcs
at his lnntllcr in luw'u door. and told
how utter a brief rcuidcnco with hill
wife's family he decided to not, out.
llc told of hiring a room at that time.
hiring' furnlnhcd rooms litter and fur»
nluhlngnpurtmento still tutor. but iliii
wife never remulnod with him moro
tlum u few (luvs. He had trtcd since
to get her to live with him. They were
married on May ill, 1901. He not his
dccrcc.
John C. Shepard of Dunbury. wnu
granted a liner-cc, from John Fl. ll.
i‘rlhopnrd of Mt. Kluco, N. Y.. on tho
ill-mind of infidelity. it wen u furl-cl!
marriage and the plaintiff never lived
with his wife.
LONG TENNESSEE FIGHT.
For twenty your: W. L, lluwla, of
Belle, Tcnn., fought. neuui ollnrrh. Ho
wrttcu: “Tho uwcltlng end Ioranous in.
uldc my nose well feurful, till i begun
applying llllckleu'u Amino Salve to the
euro nurture; tlllu omitted the mronouu
lllld uwclllnlr to «hammer. novel- to re-
turn." livid uulvu in existence. 2th-
at it‘. ll. lluxtcv'n. thunk Norwnlk. «mi
ll‘. 1’. Weud'n. Norwutk. ltruuglsul. t‘
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ORlEVANOII or THI «Mussel
BAN lt‘ltANttn‘ulo. Doc. ill-m
lury flyamn. of the Japanese 0 oxalate
hcro. youlovduy guvo out for be than.
time a letter in refund to the Hi‘llum
attention which the Josmnmm Albumin»
llon of America Ilent Ploulllenl Rime-
velt by Boundary Molculf. it. (lentil
iii. leimih with all the detail: of the
controversy and spoolflou briefly the
Jilllfiilt‘tw urlevuncou ml follows:
"The Jame”. believing they inure
been "bluntly discriminated . uulmt
moiety on account of moo. ' ting
would Herman»: and winning in
uubmtl. their children to demon lu-
etdont upon their unending until orient
tat Balloon. have declined to obey lltv
order of the More of maturation. and
unions the order be rescinded or other
relief luui, mp Jubunmw children of
Bflil F‘mnolneo without fault on their .
part. will be deprived or their opporo
unity to obtain an conceited."
ONLY Gilli FOR OVIFEi'IiA.
Mm Franklin flush. of New ,Cflijiln,
not uneven
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andwbmrhtng. _ i tried eggm in: i
‘t‘bilili hear of. but nothing but all me
«until i took Brutlleh helm, one 50
cent bottle outed me completely."
For sale by ii, if. Pleizted. i“. B.
flutter lulu m Gilliam mummy. u
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The D. M. Read Co.
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$1.00 Chiffon Velvets for 39c.
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One of our rarely good offerings, a bargain that does
not. come often. This thc clean up of a manufacturer‘s
stock, the lust of the season, and a wonderful value.
.We how about a thousand yards, a dozen or more
‘shades, colors suitable for gowns, waists, and fancy \vbrk.
Herc are some of them:
Brown, prune, resellu, uuvy bluc, maize, lnolc‘, Nile
green, white, eminence, archer, clmlnpug‘nc.
All silk iacc, 39¢ a yard.
It... ‘ , Silk Counter. ‘
Among the Dolls.
Nearly a year ago our import ordcr for liolls Went to
Europe, and the Dolls are here, such a delight for the little
ones who come to enjoy thcln. A izlrgc space is devoted
entirely to them, and several cases to their belongings.
Golden haired and dark haired bcautics side by side.
Baby [Mills and Cloth Dolls with suitable wardrobes
made for use.
Brown indians with iczllllcred headgear and buckskin
suits. _ I ..
Jap Dolls with their quaint contumcs.
'i‘laliyland Dolls. ihc kind that arc unbrcukuldc.
Dolls" clothing. lmls’. silocx, stockings. furs, fans, para—
sols, opera capes, knit sacqucs and digitalis.
L impure-fairs in Now Toy Store.
A Fine Gift.
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\Vllcl‘c is lllc man who would not uppncvizltc for his
Christmas gift a Li'bllarct? in cilllcl' oak or liltlllogany they
:lrc handsome piccckol’ illl'niim‘c outwardly. and one is over
an addition to dining room or llcn. As rcgards illc intcl‘ior
tlicrc sccms to bc no limit to lhcir possibilitics.
Complete outfits of (it-cantcrs and glasses. tobacco and
cigar jars, and ol'tcn flicl'c arc chafing dishes, alcohol lamps
and condiment botilcs
Prices from $12.00 up.
Fourth floor.
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Porcelia is our of lhc licst thing‘s known for cicnninpr
porcclain or cuamcicll bathtubs and bowls. l'ricc, 10c.
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We are prcpartd to show full lines at Popular Prices.
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.
Plain and Ribbed,
25c to 750..
LADIES' GARMENTS.
Excellent Value at 25c
“Golden Star" ilrunli lit . 50c
l “Noll Shrinking“ at 75l-
.‘ "Oxford Cut" at $1.00
MEN’S GARMENTS.
White and Grey zit . 50c
Natural Wool at 75c
Neturul Wool at .....$l.oo
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when entering. lath, ell itinlil um! gmm of ilPVEild station, flooring
n finllllinliiimber. All kinds of hard Woods. 'l'ur paper, flint bullied
re no paper. statutory-per. flair insulator and deafening mpm, limp.
and extension ladders. Doom out, allude, interior hoeoei‘trtm in
P e. Redwood. (typrm. Poplar and (titanium. fitnlsht mid "Hwy 1;".
turning, planing, nbop lobbies. cabinet work. veneered work. Klitc
a to: hit’iiiilé'. {t 1‘ will -.
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