"t _. waistline». Willi:
; their sweethearts
‘ '4' presented: sweeter
A “l. ’ '3' mouthstobeklmd.
Good teeth cannot
prevent bad breath
. ‘ when the Itomachls
K ~ disordered. -
/*_ The best cure for
‘ ' s " bad breath is a
cleansing out of the
Conditions Throa
"‘Tlle American hint,
closes the Good; ' ‘s‘
incur the
Country
The, memory or man sooth not buck
‘ to the tline when the United Status. or
l. I ‘c ~. A. i
the tfnliolfluativh.~ ‘
’l‘liiilJOi p hcrb medidftd, laid. in
ago. not soc. packages bx drug-
gisis‘ flilthJH wringmore. _ector a
bilistliun'nhy other medicine has
ever saved.
It curcs headache. backmln ~
indigestion. coiislipatio and ship
diseases. “i-‘I‘.
«
f
i
i
osew cousin’s 'aEs AW
AN IN SANITARIUM.
One of Founders of P. and F.. Corbin
Hardware Manufacturerl.
NEW BRI'I‘AIN, Conn. Jan. 5.—
di'ow (forliin. one of the founders of
illltl if. Corbin, hardware manu»
iurors. ililtl for many years vice-
'iI..~1itIt‘lil ol‘ the company. died at n
3’iiiiuriuui horn last night. He was
.liuio 10. 183:1. in West Hartford,
illli iio clinic to New Britain some
f’ms :ii‘tcr his brother. Philip. the
luau iii‘ the firm. and became asso-
filill‘ii with him in the hardware
iiI.iliiIiilt‘llll'illg industry. He was well
mm” throughout the hardware
I\i'l'lli .
'I‘oii yours ago he retired from busi-
ims boouusc of In health. and has
iii 'il :lll invalid ever since that time.
In is: survived by one daughter. Mrs.
l."iit' 1.; Wotmore. of this city.
”—
WISE COUNSEL FROM THE SOUTH
‘i want to glvesome valuable advice
u. iiioso who suffer with lumc. buck
uni kidney trouble." says J. R. Blank.
. :1 hip, of Beck. Tenn. "1 have prov- 1mm“
“I m an absolute certainty that Eicc-
in fact all the countries of both the
old and new worlds speaking generally
were prosperous tliini they now are
zinonths.
i. One Is fairly amazed at the evi-
‘ldfld’hfle been for the past thlvo
,3 ences on every side of an oxccption»
i
l'and enduring prosperity that almost
ibltffles the writcr in his attempt to
'fittingly describe it.
Capitalvis profitably employed cvou
beyond Its limits and the-vcry demand
for the medium of ‘exchtlngc has uni-
Din/sized the. shortcoming of our our-
rency conditions which in u limo of
rocord.breaklng iiierciianltllslng scorn
Inadequate.
~ And of Labor—when was it more.
prosperous? Wlion were wugos high-
er or work more plentiful, or worlilng
conditions ploasuuter?
. ’I‘rtlly prosperity lltlI-i lndcod blessed
all of us. "
Sir Thomas Lipton. than whoiti lht‘rc
is no ltooncr studcnl of iiiioriiulltnnil
commercial conditions. in describing
the amazing prosperity in America in
every department of trndo tlllti coni-
niercc says In ii nowspupor fll'lif'lt' it
Is no exaggeration to state lliiil”ul no
pi'cvious period of human industry has
such prosperity boon known in any
country. Everybody in Anioricn is
making money and in such plics lhni
the ordinary standards of comfort and
luxury are being roplncotl by now
Ideals.
"Evt’n rosnonsililo and wcli inl‘orni-
cd writcrs in England." Sir 'I‘hounn
continues. "appear to huvo litllo itlozi
of what In Inippcning across iho .\l
'I‘lio viow appears to ho thui
this prospcrily is inorcly tluo to finnn
iii“ Bitters will positively cure ”1'” trial manipulation. Noror Wits thoio
noticssing condition. The first not-
"i- guys the great relief and after tak-
tt more rodiculons tiit-ory .\inorIt-:in
prosperity is bascd upon tho iiiiiuoino
in: at low more bottles, 1 was 0"“; expansion of solid industiio... tho in
il' It'l)‘ cured; so completely that} crcuscd purchasing pchr UI‘ ”to lit'tl
inu'tinics fl pleasure 10 recommend {“3 pic and tho logiliniuto dovoiimnioui or
grout remedy. Sold under mlmua agricultural itllfi ininiui: inilnsli'im
lt't' ill F. H. Baxte'l' 3. South wanll ' Whilt' tho llciiorul conlltionoo 1:: silt"!
and E. P. Weeds. Norwulk, ““15 that. nobody is afraid to spond hit
:‘iiil cs. Price 600.
HERD OF TEN DEER.
lshly."
'l‘llc pcriniincncr of prownt <oiitii
lions scciii :issiirttl for .‘t loin; [lino iti
conic. Two. in tons it ptwoiouimi
Seen on Taimadqe Hi“ Went 0‘ PW" election lllii\‘ tlliil‘l truth» down :i bu.
pect Center.
but the host ~iiidaos urt- «iiiii‘idoni lilitl
IJAUGATUCK. Jan. 5.—-DaVid Plumb With that ort-r tho si'ou liiuni of .-\nn
oi' Prospect reported yesterday that ho
bud seen a herd of door on 'l‘almadgc
Jilll west. of Prospcct. Copter. This
is bdlieved to have been the largest
"Ferd “in at one time in this state In
i‘iCiln C(Hl'llllt'i‘i‘l‘ ulll L::illioi' l'l‘ill'\\t'ti
strength and with ovon ,L‘i't'll'it‘l' l‘iil‘i'.'.\
stride on to int-got iliiiiillllitllh limit
have yet bot-n l'l‘ilt'lll'tl
Speaking spocil'it'ullv of tho but
a number of years. l’lllml) Bays ”1“ li‘atlo and its various brunt-hos, wo
deer manifestot no alarm and finally
may congratnlulo onisoliis Illiti iii
7 disappeared l 1110 woods. A few hnvo shurcd Iiiindsoinolr in illt Hood
MC
b'ick.
HOW TO AVOID PNEUMONIA.
We hurt timer board of a single in
iifi-nn-r niiniod Taylor Bays Times of 190i: and [lint iiui 'I'rutio
in iii-rt] of four dcer on lllti Prosperity in it")? is ilssiil‘ltl
fin-m: ”nil litil“.ilitl Clark. a citizens of The punt your hits “'lilll'SStWI .tniuuc
Prospni'i. i-oporis scclng a “"8“ other things tho lossonins of ”mm
trade cvils llini llll\l' iioroioi’oro boon
thought inipossihlo to oiiunuix
'i‘hc “clicup but" lli‘lli ililH boon
sloppctl In its onward illtli'f'll by ilioso
slapco of :i will i‘eb‘lllllns In imam“? cost conditions of which our l't‘HIll'i‘N
pin or oilit-r lung trouble when F‘olcy 8 everywhere m... ”ml-“ugh” cognizant
lioncy unii 'l‘ur has licen taken. I
i and front all ouurtors t-onios .’l conornl
not only Hulls lllf’ (‘Olllilb bl“ heals (Ioniunti for liigiior tinulllr illlil t-onso
and stronsthoiis tho lungs. ASK f0" quoiitly Iiiizhcr prim-ii huts ihun lit-rt»
Foley's liouoy and 'l‘ur anti refuse any [010m
snbstiinlv ofl’cl'ctl. Ill“. C. J. BIShOI’- Rctuilcrs liiiro shitrod in tho pros
cf Agili'w, lib-ii” writes: “I have user
i parity. Notwithstanding illt'il' houvy
Foley's lioiit'i‘ mill TM in three ““3" pnrchssos tin-\- uri- still in u utinfl
sevcre cusm of pneumonia with gom
1 condition to buy ilt'iH'll)‘ this t'tiililllL‘
results in |'\'(‘l‘}' case."——Plalsted's year as tlicir bust pnrcinisos woi-o ini
lirng SlUII' and The Clifford Pliaf- modintoly consunn-d by illc lilil Wl'tli'
I
lllfl’ ,V'.
NEW HAVEN RAILRAD DEBEN-
TURES.
‘ his public. 'l‘licrc Is and hardly cnn
be that grout ilugubon iii' irntio tl\'l'l
product ion—so loin: its tho tit'iilillltl for
tiicrcliiindlso continuos us Ill pit-stint
.\'I-Z\\' iI \\‘I25,-wl:ni, 5.—-—Il ls sluictl Another cncournulnu foutuu- of but
’iiilt'l:..l)‘ who 1n any future. issue of trade activitios is tho ioutlouov on
111" Munrof the New York. NEW H"
- lhc purl of tho ii'ntio oruuuizuiiim-t to
W" .nd Hartford Railroad Company “got logothcr" on riiui ipiostions, but.
itockholders, Ilic, opportunity will find it's a serious tllis‘iilt‘lf' now. until
heilven to holders of tho convorllbie tlic lndlvldunl incinboru Intro uroiiior
debentures bearing throt- and il bnlf confidcncc, ono In tho othor. lnov will
per ’cent.‘ and conrcrilblc ftmr yeah
i bc sorlously llllllllll‘lt’tl in tlioir gtmtl
hence to share in any stockholdinu wot-it.
rights on the sumo. basis till existing Prospcrlty iliiil is nit-usuroti in tlol-
stockholders except the ratio will be hire and cents is sons-thing in in-
chahsed to accord with the $150 to devoutly thankful for. but tlioro is it"
8100 par rcpreacnling the terms on
tier which thevdebentnres were issn
- other form of “(loud 'i‘inics" Ilitit tho
- American pcoplo nro oxporionolng inni
ed. This rule will apply whether the In tho cause for still rtn-llior rololcinit
fiiil amount hill been paid in on tho. and flint. In tho Ki'lli'i‘lll uwnlo'niiiu of
debentures or not. It will affect hold
- tho public coiutcb-ni-o to tho llt'lllllll'N
crs of about 830,000,000 of debent res of "The Hqiiuro llcul" which l‘ctllilroi
which will be convertible finally nto that every man and mom-hunt llllllll ho
$20,000,000 of stock. Authority to give honest with his follow innir lilill r»
the debentures holders these rights quires adhorom-o linirc church to tho
in the object of I. bill to be introduced original (ioidcn iluio illlll not to any
in the coming state legislature.
W
amended injunction to "do oilioru "
’l‘ho past thirty days have Wlilli'nm'tl
Dertt'll Lillie Eli‘ly Rilerlll‘ellllmo practically no now dovoiopinonln in
little pills. Recommended by The tho but trade.
(illflortl Pharmacy and The Bridge ”member is n Iori of noiwomi Hl'il
Pint-hirer.
Little frets call for large virtues.
M . .... . . .. 7. m. ..
’ sons limp and though all tlio lilf'ltil‘ll'n
It is caused by the all) big of the
bowels and intestinrs. rep thc di-
gestion active. llit- stomach right.
the bowels healthy and Open With
Beecl'tam'S
Pi l l§1iialand 2i...
Bold Everywhere. In Do
coming Ill Illl‘lll
I"oli y's limit-y
ouhl~ :lilll Inni: I2. him is not uffcclod
by tho Ntiiono. i‘iio Food and Drug
iii“ .15 ii i-tilii...:
Iiurnil'til diiii:.~
'i'ltt- (‘Iiffortl I'!
are filled with ordcrs and are biotin
at! In .l llicin through tho
tie]
Works. in selling tlcpul‘tmcnt things
are always quiet in this time,
Style developments iiro lncongeq.
nenlinl and inninifui-iurors and buyers
seem to be. doterniiiioti lo "Hllilltlillfll"
on present sliupcs. “ill! but slight vttr-
Retailers will soon mnkc their un-
nuul spring visit to llll' market. They
have iiircudy bought largely of up,
salesmen on tho routl. and their l)lll‘~
chascs iiiivo boon oi” tho better grudcs
The business in soil crush huts is
developing i'npirliy. \moricun manu-
facturers uro ill:iiiillll oxcoptional va-
Incs at $15.00 illltl iii.k "0 ii dozen that
are successfully competing with the
foreign libido crnsliris. Many tlrc
trimmed with fancy Iciillior hands in
match tho now-hi Ml‘t‘ill leather.
A Note of Warning.
0n crcry 51.1.. ”no hours of the pinc-
ing of cnornious 5~Ii.lW huts orders
In conversulion with one of the best
i-urtl'uiii' consorvutlvu
iii:iinil':ittri'crs tin. other
day it word of motion wus thrown out
that may wril rm oiii' lllc publicity of
ll‘cwc columns
Lust your was .‘I In: straw but your
~~~iho woullior w...» i'iKlll~-<lll9 stvlos
worn titlrucilvo illlli ncopp- wort! pros.
It will hit .itilllll‘lt‘ti that lost
broiu- .lil nrcriouu re
’I‘liui boiii; .olnllltctl. till it slsiz
tor. is tiio i-otiiiior llle). or othcrwiso.
who pint-ts ordors nllil Iurger tor
ii‘.l'>lillillii)' expect to
soil nioro hills nox' niiiinioi than in-
liili Inst. llillit'l' i‘o most filvtii'uhlt'
v-ii'cnnisiiinot s
M'Ii :i» 'iillll)‘ but can he
'l‘riio nitiuy I’t'iiliii‘lh‘ Iiuvo perhaps
tii‘tit‘i‘t‘tl lll‘tll'liI'
lil‘l‘fl'llldtlll iil' tlt'liW‘l'lrl-i
Suppow illl'\ so
'ltililt'illu to get only
i"“ Ilt‘i' Will. Whul
\liill bit: shipments
\Iily unti June but
no \\'t':lillt‘l‘-Wllill
’l'lii-so tlllt'SiitiIi'~ .il't‘ :ish‘ctl and Win
~»undui not from
nnp possisieni or .m'it of coiifiilcncc
in Ilio i’iiiiiro, ilii' ‘rct'uusc illl') :il'c
:ll\\'iil'?i propor. :inr‘ tiici't-linnis who go
ililii rhc Iiiitlor who
iliinlts flint tintloi
Its ho is iii zll' lit - it ill St'll L‘ii if) Till
poi i'l’lli inoro mun hills In liltif llllln
ho did in liltit‘. in ttrtuinli' oxironitiy
optimistic in my lip lcux‘,
I".- iilwuvs llt‘lli' to how too low
Viiun loo illtlllV
. ~illnui) clrcuiustun-
ANNOUNCEMENT RE-
GARDING THE NATIONAL PURE
FOOD AND DRUG LAW.
to unnonuco llint
"l‘ur for coughs.
no opinion or oilicr
! no i'ccollillit-ntl
'\ l‘or ciillilron and
hill): Store and
. iii _i, “
FLYNN WINS OVER SULLIVAN.
INS \Ntiilii
I’lynu. oi l'lit ..
.lilt‘li‘ t'l‘uiiil Sn
l'ul, Jun 5. »-.lim
on :I ticcinitill from
in. or llosion beforo
o t‘inb last night
iit' rounds. Flynn
i his imzrcssironcss
ins and his ability
it. Sullivan's f'll‘
llll ninny flint-s
.i. 'I‘iino and again
it sirlio- lr‘iynn with
It him with his
I l'tl'if' to thoir l't-loi
nice. Neither man
'| during tiio fluid.
of punishment.
7*” '-‘ ‘nHT NAME.
no. the popular ovor-
ii i‘orl Madison. |u..
Ncw Life l’llls urt-
oy lll'l more nitroc-
i lllltl nnilto one fool
other laxallvc.‘.'
.- iiilllousncss and
ill i-‘. ll. llnxtcr's.
and E. i’. Wood's.
ros. "
_...___ «—
ilAhiliMRE NEW STATE
-~)UBE.
il.. Jail rl'"A now
. bonito, to bo ttl't'f‘“
iiic protocol citpiiol.
tblll to llc illil‘llliut‘»
urc by lloprclmnln-
, of llow. who says
.nilillnu lit inconven-
lti illo litilllh of ill
lords no protection.
’lll‘ valunbic rocortln
war flaps and olinn-
iti not be mpitlcad in
.. v
_.... motion by ‘in llrllht’s gnaw
L‘t
I
and southpaw! by l
‘ AM « eVI IJ ‘ t
v .0 iron ii I help aluminu-
erl 0p" ‘ It all lruuiell. or la man.
an fumin- 10 outer-m W n.
In)!“ It 00., Detroit. littl-
.. r3.
For sale and récornmelided by if. H.
Planned. South Norwalk: Zeltfuss
Pharmacy, South Norwalk; E. P. chd,
Norwalk.
NOTE Psoczaos usao LARGELY
ON EQUIPMENT.
_...——
New Haven Road's Purpose In 37.000.-
000 Issue.
It was stated by a high official of
tho New Ytii‘it.vNcw Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad today that the proceeds
from tho sale by this company of short
form notes amounting to about $7.000.-
000 have been hand very largely In
making! payments for now equipment.
.As has been stated the New Haven
Company In tho Inst 12 months has
given contracts for some $12,000,000.
worth of now engines. freight. pus.
St‘lthlf‘ cn'rs. vita. and its this big bill
could not. be met from the present
nvuilublc finances of the company ac-
cording to this official. the now notes
\v'oro Issued.
.luiit Iicfoi'c llio most roccut Issue
the New York. Now Huron nnd Hurt-
tortl si-ni out ulionl $1l,illill.till0 in short
time uolcs which makes about 316.000:
duo in all and Its objocl iii putting
them out was it) prorido itsolf with
funds in utIvant'o of tiio Iilllt-' shop the
third and fourth payments on account
of tho 830.000.000 lhrec and out-half
per cent convertible bonds fall due.
'l‘hese bonds were on‘orod to stock-
iioltiors in Norombor, tho?» and two
payments of 25 nor cont. cat-Ii have
been made. The road will not rot-clve
tho i'cmulnlng amount of smoulipoo
"Ill“ Alll'll. ”NIH. whon tlii- lust insliill.
nicnl Iniiturcs. ’l‘lio noxt piiyinonl Is
duo. in .liiIi
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
ilu Kind in Hart Always Board
can. firm
APPLICANTS FOR NATURALIZA-
TION.
Cacer’ Will Be Taken Up at Special
Court See-non.
Scroll of tho nppin-uiious for (iii
zonsliip nndor iho no“ uuinrulizntion
Inn's innlnii-tl yostoiiiii illlll soiiio ol'
llic applicants who lllltl lit-on iilillizctl
to wait iIio till day» like Is. rouniroil by
luw. :ipponrotl of tip tlllllll\' court
bonin- lionlng to so‘ 'Iit-ii- l'lnitl pn-
[icz‘s
.lllillu‘ Ruiph “'ll-I'It‘l‘ of tho (‘irli
Supci'lor (‘ourL ticcidod lIiiit ho would
considor nil iiiiiiirnii/iiion ciiscs on lllt
Inst 'I‘ncstliiv Qf out ii lillllllll. Iioldiu: n
slicclui scssliiii of ‘liI (”"11 it! that
Ilnic for ilio piiriur- \lltllll fifloon
naturalization illillil'uilllil‘ Illllliii‘t- by
thc Inst Tuesdip' oi .lunuiiry. f‘nntil-
tlulos for t'iiliirnship nntlor lho now
Inwiniusl bo l‘XiillllIlt’ll nnd sworn lil
nntlcr lilo dirt-dildo of .i jtiilxo of tho
Supt-riot Court. uho I.lll hoop lbcm
from bcconiiui: Hill- in. ii ho t'tiuniil
Il‘rl iii:il lilt'_\' arc no‘ triulll'iod or iti'c
ntitii-sirnbic
'l‘llt' I‘ll‘fll. mun it! n “Iii llt‘i‘lilllt‘ ii
tilizcn nndcr tho ll -\\ inn is iiunlcl
.loscph (i'i-lhon. ii i 1'I\i‘ of ll't'li'llli.
und who hull}: frtn lilillll'llf'ill ills
uppili'uiliiiis Is No i
it Is lilitilgcslt-ni mini that cunscs
suut‘licss .‘lllti llillllii.i intiigostion, Ko
iltil is il solution i! \I‘Kl'lilllltt acids
ii tllltcsts wliili you t'iil. itllii corrocts
lilo tit-ilclcnclcs oi illiit“-llllll. Kodoi
clinioi'nlu Io lill' .\‘ .iLuiinI l'lll'c Food
and Drug l.nw. :‘oitl lll‘l‘t‘ by The
l‘iilford l’hnrmnci .lllll 'I‘hc ilriduc
l'iiuinincy. "
NEW BOOKS FOR YALE LIBRARY
NEW HAVEN liil 1i illll'l‘\ Ii
\Vngiicr. of tho t‘i.“ oi HM m i'ulp,
n ilrouilucnl book mutton roshlt-nt in
London. lllm sin-ii ’lit' Yuic Library
linolhor \‘t'i‘l‘ lurai tuiiocilon of books
consisting of \‘tllllii' und puinplilots
on English litilillcu. viiip-cis.
HOW TO CURE CHILILMNO.
“To «play fft‘t'tloln floln cliillilninfl."
Wlilllu .lohn Kt-nin. izist titlsticlti. Mo.
“I apply l‘lucltlon': \‘lilt‘.l Salvo. iluvo
uino uncti if for Mill :liounl with oxrcl-
iont results." (iiiuiuuiml to cnrt- fiwcr
Hill‘l‘ll. llldoll’lll lilitis. "My“. lilll'llll.
wounds. frost bli- ~ and skin tilI'nstni.
25(- at it, n. nifxi- smut. Ntlt’Wlllk.
null if}. P. Wtw vi . Ntllelllf. drug
storm. on
NlCHOLAO STAIN) SERIOUSLY lLL
NEW Mllii-‘tiltli Jun .3 i‘ormcr
iiilalo (iouiptrolbt Nit-hula» i-liaul) p.
seriously ill Ill iii» liolllu born with
g to Tm New Hospital 'm .
NEW YORK, Jun. 6.—’l‘ho body of ,
Dr. William M. Weaver. a patient at
the stale Hospital at. Central
Long island. was found
hanging from a tree in the woods a
mile from the hospital.
‘Dr, Weaver had suffered from homi-
cidal mania. but had so far recovered
I, that he was allowed the freedom of
- the wounds. He. wandered away from
the hospital December 16. H6 cvldent- '.
ly hanged himself shortly after be dis-
appeared as the body showed "
death had~takeu place several days
before it was discovered.
Dr.’ Weaver was a son of Thomas S.
Weaver, the superintendent of Hart.
ford schools. He practiced in Hartford
lor about five years lifter graduation
from the Yule Medical school.
ously be had done newspaper
botli in New Haven and New York.
Dr. Wcuvei' was 36 yours old and en-
torotl tlic sunlturinin Iiecuuso of u nor-
vous breakdown.
cry?"
“Oh. yes:
soul and hill.
GOOD lNVESTMENT OF ONE DOL.
LAR
if you have bad breath. constipation.
pain in tho small of the buck. discolor-
ed skin. nervousness or dizziness your
only wise course is to take lir. liavld
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. of Rond-
lt will cleanse the blood of
all impurities. regulate the Kidneys
and Liver. and thus restore a healthy
glow to your cheeks again.
Free Sample Bottles at R. H. Plaisted's
WIRE CORPORATION TO CONTIN-
UE BUSINESS.
NEW HAVEN. Jan.
Hitchklsu and ox-Muyor lt‘rt-dorick 'l‘.
It‘lll'llRWUl‘lll were :ippoinlod [it‘l‘llliillt-‘lli
yocolvors ol‘ the National Wiro Corpor-
illitln by Judith» Rornbuck of the Super-
'I'lio liabliillos oi’ the
concern are placed at 83.000.000. By
niulnui ugrcouicut the rccclvors will
curry on tho businosx for ut Icust. four
months boi‘orc which time it is thought
u rcormiiilmitlon will bo effected, 'l‘llo
ior (‘onrl imitll‘.
$150,000 ouch. and Charles i". Bliss. 0f
Ansoiiiii. and .i it). Soliuwl. of this city .. . ..
built of whom iiro In tho niolul busl- OUR OFFIC oA
nous ”Wt‘l'l' iippoiiiiotl appraisers.
BEWARE OF‘ OINTMENTS FOR CA-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
us mercury will surely destroy the
sonso of sincll :iiid coniplcloly dornnge
tho wliolo systt-ni whcn on‘tcring it
through the mucous surfaces.
uriicics slioniti ncvm' bo uscd oxcopt on
chins. as tho duinngo they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
Hull's (‘utiirrh
t‘uro. manufactured by l“. .l. Cliciiey &
(‘o.. 'i‘oiodo. 0., contains no mercury.
anti is tukcn llllt'l‘llllll). :iclinu tiircclly
upon the blood itlltl tnucons surfaces
in buying iInII's (in-
turrii ("iiro ho snro you got the gon-
It is tutti-n inlcrnnily untl filatlo
iii Toicilo. Uhio. by i-‘. J,
of tho systciii.
Sold ll) iiruizizists. l’fl(‘c. 75c per
'l‘ukc iiull‘s l-‘umiiy Pills for consil~
SHOT TO PROTECT HIS WIFE.
NEW HAVEN. Jun. 5 ~—In his rcpoft
of tho billion of h‘rodorick
KoiIi-y by Sunniol Knox. colored. ofi
N'ow Your's plain in this city. (‘oroncr
Mix finds that Knox wus first summit-
cti llrll'l' Iii-lint jusiIt-d b\
lib.- ooiiipnnions. ininn llllli Garvey. and
that Knox pull. ll his roroiror after the
nit-n huti lili'i'llll'lll‘tl to hit Mrs. Knox
with tho \\‘tli'tl.~. "if you
wlfc I “I” kill you."
oiulnis soil-tioft-nso.
it is oxnoclod that Knox will be to-
hop into Sniitiior t'tiiii‘i on a bench
warrant and tho (iltit' triod at once.
CURED OF LUNG TROUBLE.
"It is now oioron )‘l'ill’a slut-o l hiid it
from consumption,"
writes (‘. (i, i‘liiyd. :l loading business
man of i{t*l‘.\lltl\\', S.
to 137. pounds, and
coughing WIN constant. both by day
Finally I lit-gun inking
llr. King‘s Now lliscovory. uinl con-
tlnnod this for about six months, when
my cough and lung trouble wore eu-
ilrciy gone and I was roslorcd to my
normal wclalti. lill pounds."
buds of porsous uro Iiouiod ovory your.
tiuurunleod til l-‘. ll. llaxlor's. South
Norwuik. and ii. I‘. Wood‘s. N'orwaik.
Mic. illltl ”.00.
and by night.
KENT MAN DEAD.
KENT. (Tonic. Juli
toll. on.- of ”in boat
and loin-cm pin-hots in this vicinity.
diod Inst niltlil of u complication of
diseases. in his oil:
known furmcrs
"I had li'lt‘ll th-rylliinu for my baby,
rccoinmcndetl CI!“-
l run truthfully any is in the
best niotiit-iuc i ovoi- lltlt‘tl for llnbiillt."
(tale-sweet is sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and Tim iirltigo Phat:
”0......" ._.._.K. .. .u—‘I
MUMPS EPIDIMlC lN NEW HAVEN
NWW HAVEN. .lnii. «'im-thlllf'lil of
it show u areal prevalence
of mumps in an unit
r _Heuu.
Makes Delicious Mould Pudding. Rich Solicits, Creamy
Delicious Lemon’unti Other Pie Fillings and Many
ASK Your Grocer For "—93%" All Flavors—~1Q
, if he does not have LQ’
. In return we will Stilt] you FREE the new .Dm Bookuit , 1 ,
“RANDALL a seam 90.. m... m rumi- It. New Va” 7,
'm onu u a tan".
Send your grocer’sfnhfne.
urging;
’ What’gi'r’v
er
iii
‘a’dlflw ” food for healthy I " ‘
banners-rs. ape. AN . 3
liitll.l""~Y0”ll
, forums-9N
e. Companion
1".5 lilo-v. ' .
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with
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' PARTIES .DESIRING T0 PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
THIS, LIST casino so WITHOUT EXPENSE. IN LISTING“
PROPERTY, Luvs FULL DESCRIPTION AND DETAILS.
OUR“ TERMS ' R SELLING 2%. FULL_ DESCRIPTIONF
Tasman? to P lair. FOLLOWING Lisrcsu BE HAD A
if BY NUMBERS.
No. 9-5—1193“; Crescent Terrace, 10 rooms, ~ 3 time
. x4———Hofiu~and4 acres. Rowaylon, 15.00%
”amorm etc., West St. 12.000:
SBf—‘TW .39?!”le lots. Stuart Ave, each. 5”
4o-—Bulgd§g‘.iots. near East Ave.. $500 up.
55——Bead ally located cottage at Bell island. in“
6:-—-f:;ou§e‘,‘1tairfioid Ave. 7 5.000
GB—Bhil _ .lots. Summit. Elmwoodg'Bayview and
. , alder Avenues. 7
69—Fmflt‘gfi'on'Washington St. . .
7MWX¢ on shore at Bell island, funds ml. 7.000
7r-‘——‘-I{.o fluidly-acres. River St.. Darien. 15.000
sag—Two, _ . If slots. Elmwood Ave., $85t. and moo,
gin—nfiouu; «Ma all St. South Norwaik. 3,9999
wee—Hes"; 131 St... Norwaik. 5.599
Mutiny lckory Bluff. 7.000'
top—noun, Smith Main St.. South Norwaii. 3.0m
xowamat Wilton. modern. ‘ 9.509
roar—w? View Beach lots, $275 up. ; ‘ j
ugh—j: . . groperty at Norwalk i, . -
rod-waters“, Winfield St. East Norm. ~ , - 365m
lo1-,-—-Héllh‘£;“y‘acres of land. Noroton Heights. , '
icy—House. Richmond Hill. Stamford, . ‘ 6.000
IIO--.-Hltb0t.= View Park lots. $325 up. .
rrr—e-Houl‘e. Hillside Place. 8 rooms. 3.000
ire—Hom‘h‘iliubeth St.. 14 rooms. lot 40 by 125, 4.600,
, tits—Hopes, wrooms. Elizabeth St.. 3.500,.
”7—30de 1r rooms, Gerard Place. 5.000.
its—Buildingdot, Van Zant Ave.. East Norwalh 700'
xzo—Building Iota. Woodward Ave. “59 up. .;
xar——-Houde,ldrpoms. Rowaytori, 3,200“
use-Hoylgi-barm. 4 acres, Connecticut Turnpike, 6.066?
123—16; acres land. Scribner St. N . .1... 2,060 '
rag—~52 aeremhnd, Connecticut Turnpike. 6,099
res—Gotta . 6 moms, Winfield St.. Baht Norwalk, 2.500"
126---Bul lot, Fort Point St.. East Norwalk. 809'?
res—House. elden Ave. Norwalk 12,8907
rag—Building lot on Elmwood avenue, \ '750‘”
r3o-——-House; Windsor Place. lot songs-Water. 1,5507
rare—House. Windsor Place. 7 rooms; water, ‘ 1,550‘
132—— oule.Eilzabeth St.. lot 40113.5. ‘ 4,5”
133-— oule. Welt Ave, lot 54x50”! p . 9069’]?
gig—House, Savlew Ave. East No ‘ 7.000
r35-i-—Honu. Clinton Ave. 8 rooms. - ‘ 2,100
x36—Two, building lore. Clinton Andean. 3m.
137—Two building lots. Clinton Ave” each, m
raj—Home and burn. cor. High Stennd‘Bayview Ave.. 7.00:!
raga—- oboe, Reynolds St.. East Not-walk, _
140,—— pulling lot. Burritt Ave., ‘
r4r—House. Bayview Ave. lot 45mm. 2.55:
ug—House. Teller St.. 6 rooms. 3.0:»
nah—Houses. Day and Raymond Sm. Grooms. Inch, a: ;'
uti—--Hou|e. :0 rooms. Dav St.. . . 2.3”.
tin—House and 6 acres. Strawberryifllll. mm
Nth—Double house (4 families). Spr .ASt" .
Isa—Home, 7 menu. improvements; . gh SL. amt
151—943.!“ e. East Shore. Bell Illinll- ', 4,5”
zip—Juli 3 lots. Taylor Ave. and‘Su’n‘imit St. $2 etc 1 '
I§3—-—-Ei ht-roorn house. Cottage Av... Fig-t Norwglk, 2.3::
rum—B ding lot. 55mm Maple Ave”; East Norwallc. m
155*1'3111 ht. alt Norwallt. no :- . .
rib—THOR“. forwtwo families. Wilma, 2%
157---Doutile house. 18 rooms. Samarium" “56¢
158-—-—Bdildlht‘ lot. South Main 8:... 405100.
I Bulldln tot. Concord St.. 43% {V t a».
xington Ave. '0 r
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