“murmured”...
in use for over 0:0 years;
i
I
All Counterfeit.
Ewes-intents that
gorlc.
and alloys Feverishness. It
Colic. It relieves
and Fiatuleney.
Stomach and Bowen,
The Kill Yul-hare Always Birgit
n Use For Over .30 Years.
“museums-omens".
‘\
.!
i‘ ('5,
m.
saith”
Allowno one to deceive you in this.
Ilium! Md ”Jun-al-
trlfle with and endanger the
Infinite and Childronwlixperieuee against Experiment-
What is CASTORIA
Castor-la is a harmless, substitute for Castor Oil. Pare»
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its one is its guarantee.
Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
It assimilates the Food. regulates the
giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's mm Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTOR|A sewers
Bears the Signature of
and which has been
e the signature of
nmatiu under his pell-
n since its infancy.
” are but
health of
It destroys Worms
cures Diarrhoea and Wind
“NO".-
VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS IN WAR.
Secretary Tait Has Bill to Have Them
Officer-ed by Regulars.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 8.——Secretary
‘l‘illl will send to Con ress this week
1?le draft of a bill for t e organization
of volunteer regiments in time of war
Hillllilil‘ to those organized tn'1899 for
:d)Il\‘i('l‘, in the Philippines, which were
olllccred by officers of the regular
army. The measure is a most com-
pl‘l‘ill'nSiVe one and is intended to
eradicate the plan of having state vol-
unteer regiments organized amt ofil-
ccred by civilian officers appointed be.
cause of their political influence ruth-
(‘l‘ than because of any apitrcular abil-
ity they have shown for military duty.
. _____._.____.._—-
‘I SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT RE~
" GARDING THE NATIONAL PURE
FOOD AND DRUG LAW.
We are pleased to announce that
Iey’s Honey and (For for coughs.
ids and lung-11rd es Is not affected
y the Nations re Food and Drug
aw as It co 3 no opiates or' other
.. smear drugsfand we recommend
" it as :1 static remedy for children and
udulls. l‘lnistcd‘s Drug Store and
'I‘Iic (‘lllloid I'liui‘iiiucy. "
-' WIIdvIMAN'I‘K‘,
BEAR AND CUBS SEEN.
ll
II‘olilcd
II‘rcdcric
quart ci's.
$115 Ii
hi i'i‘t'i ,
state
iliidci'
Morris.
t‘niiiil
.liiii. ii.~-I)urley
.laoebs. a farmer living on the out-
skirts'of the city ycslcrduy, rcpoitod
having seen ii large black bear and
two cubs on the road between MilliSv
field and North Coventry. The hour
was an exceptionally large one and
was seen by several farmers in that
vicinity. No attempt was. made to
molest it.
~_.___._.___._._—
THE RIGHT NAME.
Mr. August Shcrpc, the popular prur-
seei~ of the poor, at Fort Madison. III..
says: "llr. King's New Life l'ills iil‘l‘
rightly named; they act more ugrcc-
ably. do more good and make one tool
bcttcr than any otlicr Iiixnlivc."
Guaranteed to cure llilliousiicss and
constipation. 25c at F. ii. lliixlci-‘s,
South Norwaik, iiiid Ii. 1’. Wet-It's.
Norwulk, drii gstm‘es. “
i W‘M‘“
BIRBARIE’S UNCLE DEAD.
WllililMAN’I‘lC. Jan. 8.——Ell:is lllr-
bai‘ic. llll(‘II‘ of Nujccb Iili'biii'ic, who
is In lhc county jail awaiting a trial
for the iiiiirdei' of his wile, dicd licrv-
yesicrdiiy. a raving maniac. it is
said lhiit grit-I caused by the action
lot‘ his nephew inailc Iiii'biu'lc Illh‘lllll‘.
Iii’SlIdl] is
______—-——-—I—
rrfl' 4\\7Ilil (‘Ilrisllnzis trade over, wc
(i.\if\' li.\\'S. This week we
lilics Id lloliiliiy Goods.
,Pioturesl', .
— 2-5c line at 15c.
50c line at 25 8: 35c.
89c line at 50c.
$1.25 line at 75c.
$2.00 line It $ms.
$5.00 line at $3.50.
in w’ssHmorou s'r.
Timber. shingles.
and linishinr lumber. All
rooting paper, shuttling paper.
nary and ”nation ladders. Doors.
Pile. Redwood. .Cypress. Poplar an
.m. tumor. DWI. shop iobbins.
'. ‘fiifll MW“V. ‘ . .
lull. moms! sum.
make spcciul prices on our bi'okcii
NEW YEAR'S POSTALS AND CARDS.
A: DickeYn'Sn ii Son,
Telephone 446.
ItiLii'niber rind Mill Work f
’riioii i ridesmo‘ A PALACE.
lath, all kinds and
kinds of hard woods, Tar paper, lilnl coated
Helrinsu’lator and deafening papers, ordi-
Bargniii ling.
resume our 'I'III’RSIMY Ii.\R~
Calendars.
10c line at 5c.
25c line at i5c.
50c line at 25c.
FANCY GOODS
at
BARGAIN PRICES.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
gradesof beveled Siding, flooring
sash, blinds. interior house trim to
dCbestnut. straight and fancy saw-
csbinet work. veneered work. Kiln-
Teiephone 46-3
Telephone 56-:
.
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(ill IIII
llli ‘il
in Sinitl
Iic did 1
lll‘
v\l'll‘l
Ilic pin ll
Ill'l no 1:
odd (I
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lIlIi I‘..
tiihnlllo.
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lilmll
ll drop,
IIII‘.
('f‘lli u‘
dlzlll l:
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l
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l‘il'l'lllll'liill‘” \
IlliIIl not 'I:» "I
line: on: Ii 1
by Il'lIIil \' I I'
lo-I ;l'. I
i'rivud MI' '
l
lIlIII Maw
llIuI
Hi‘_\ llw i.I
l.
Sisio .Msrteliuzzi
Was Robbed in
Nartha Morris,
the Money to
,are Held for Tool
right foot.
R Smith.
l bills, ullc
t‘ll from Sislo h
-:iys
Advocate.
found Miirlc
Siiillli had
Iilll'll'li. ill or.
considered illl'Iilil‘lld
Smith and lilo-lint
woman from
bound ovalI
Judge Young
I)i)IIlI iii SFIIIII ill rill
.‘\IIII‘it‘IiII'/.7.lli illlli
day night,
Iilili he lost IIII‘
inn, with IIII' .\l
ci‘s saloon Ill i’ullln
siio stoic il Iillill ll;
loday, he “a:
witiicss. and \\ rl.‘ m
poclmlbonl. 'illl‘
ill lilo rim-
Il.ili
was about to il'ii‘.l'
loi' I‘lirll-i' lill|‘-II l .
lII‘II'llllllII. Illiiil
could bc mode ll
i’iih‘l‘ Ilt‘ l'lilIl-d l
court as :i none .
I‘olicl'llidll
Sillll lul
:lI'llIr Moth-lions.
policc Ilt'liiill' v
Illl'ldll lill\l‘ llw
hundvd il l. lI'-.
\vus il‘lIViIIl'.
lo Ili‘illillliill'Il
cd for Smith .‘i
r-‘IlI I '
\l'IlI“llI'i“-‘- to: :I
lllcii Iii:ilI-lu .I
llI:ill mllli .\I .l‘
:i|I'ii
ll. uilv-r l..
l'lil' .ll lIn I.
trim-l z N 'I
‘\ II.‘
l
'lll».!.l
Illl ll‘ \ v1.
illuiz' ‘i
din.
Tic loi: . 1
.:;i\. l..i-
A.
Hill lllll .
liilli. 1...
II ‘I‘.'
Iiil‘olllIlI l,
IIII’ \\'l‘lk .\ I3, . secretions.
1| ‘II'LIP' In J... v
limos. it \-.:I i “I ’8 frequent“. y” at
New 'l'mk' I'llil' Y
ill i
Witt. us
0 Says He
aSsloon by
Who Handed
Smith-Both
tons of his
who searched
.-..lored. at head-
“.le Saturday night, found
w] in have been stol-
lni'll'iiiizzio, of Wu"
Inst .Iwuliis‘s Stamford
Subqulll‘llli)’ the police
Humps. pocketbook where
“my”. .. ill the town of
1,... m pp rid of what he
‘ lull: cvldeiioc.
Morris, a colored
“my”... who was also
M- 'lltii loday. Deputy
mm; the amount of
I! ruse.
lill- police. Satur-
“IIW l... made complaint.
llliIllt'V WIIIIP drink-
llllllluli, In Coinc-
bcthI-u III“
policcilull
lil'll.
~-li'oet. He said
m (in the stand.
ii iii} unsatisfactory
.-u sure that the
milled an exhibit,
W ,. *l to him. The
.liul Marlclluzzlo
.. .l n, and Prosecu-
liliii he be held
arrangements
urn the state in
so. u- In the higher
I
l
il'lllli‘II
.li'i'et‘it‘il Martha
‘i. ii short time
._ .- complaint. At
iit‘ said Martel-
llilillt‘y. and she
‘ Smith as she
In (in liic way
u v said. shc call-
.u up to her Iii
; . convorscd iii
liiiiiiute. Smith
it“.
l‘.I
lloriiliilz, the no
. left. till" lnoncy
H, -. . III, and she look
.‘.u-c. and gave it
. prclcniicd that
.y- . Ilhing about llic
which the we
He. admitted get
ping lo Norwulk
. d he did so Hini‘
oil In i‘llII on u
.lHlHl
l v
i. Myrtle avenue
ml. t-luiilli buried
‘ill' Noi‘olon rim
| lilc to tho iiorlli
ucnl lo Norwnlk.
n be wrapped liic
tic returned to
.. -lliiilzlon express.
I’oliccliinii Iiiiii
on. lip pl‘f'lt'lifl
over his iii-rest.
I-iiowlcdlrc of tin
~ :iIItI he had Ill
'Idlcollllin Lorin-Ii
:npsc of llio bunk
loos, tliid tlh‘kt'ii
lid:
IIlH'i III" 'locs: i
2 hurt ilicin bad»
liio bandage \\'n:
3?. hill and Iiii'i‘
cnd. dccllircd ”It
he could prove it
llilti luler ill llu
.s had :i talk will
.. sergeant whorl
lbook, though III
of the act. About
l’IalncIotiicsinnii
to Iliiricii will
' lcd out IIIc sliol
I\Vlly llic dirl illili
the peckelhonk
line checks in It
r had just wlilzzcd
ti gigantic. roi‘kci,
llil'lll‘li to watch it
. l of dust. “ ’I‘lilni
cost a Iiiipe ii\’
The rich is fairly
lil' be the. much or
null be that tainted
lienrili‘ so much
U .guzllie.
__.—-__
Illtll‘llN DANCERS.
Nam!" (pH-a T m“, WII‘HIHCU fly“
NU SW". NIuwslk Citizen Can
["I‘I‘Illl In IgflOI‘Oo
li.\.\I;l‘.. ~I..\l. N0. 1 comes
lion: li‘ secretions. 'l‘hoy
“I“ “II 1 I I'll the kidnel’ll are
lll‘I‘I “I 1 . v'l'fl excrete a clear
.III u l '1
. ‘I - ~. kidneys send out a
. ' :iiy. or it thick. rod.
ll .1... :ull of sediment and
.I'I‘I'lLlii.l "i ' , g3.
Il.\\'".Il: «mu, N0. 2 comes
(mm c .. .. . puck pains, dull and
ill-um . ind acute. tell you
oi I .ud warn you of the
I'lrllillli ‘ .l ”I. diabetes and
Ill iliIlI Doun'l Kidney PIIIIII
mu . . 2 l. I. mm cure them per
lliiii"ll'.. 1‘, ms South Norwaik
.Ii'lilil‘
.""" l‘ .I 8 Bailey Ht. South
.Nolllnll I HIV!!! “It. Will! ion
”on" n. . 1 first commenced to
I 'I ' ' 1 III 1.
right
‘ v . but the worst trou-
I had
Will ll pain
Ill.; IIssible for me to pass
' ”Wired and used medl-
"m‘" ’1‘“? "III: and nothing to help
’ . . i.
:l.|l‘h’l‘"‘""'* “I and although I did
’5' 4"'.-"‘ lI'IIl ldili In the remedy. I
,L“ ’k“”“"‘ .- I'quod's Drug Store.
min“ ["“‘ .l IIIII cted and they did me
,NW 5"“4 duo anything I ever used.
“Vanilll'xl Ille pains In my hips and
l 0‘ .“' I“"'Il ills urinsry difllculty.
"" “"i‘h' ”diamond them to any-
nliv. who Minor“ A" ! dill."
F'” ““i" hr ull'dsslers.
III I saw lloon‘il Kidney
l
. Price to
i‘lllrIrMilburn 00.. Buffalo.
treats for the United
III‘II|"iIlIIl'l'I . .I '
itiiii.‘ no ulllci'. Iu "flat-Do.” “d
x
PROM Porsoud‘iis
RHEUMATISI'I
The Disease Has Its Drawn"
Should B. Takgu
in Times;
., ,. .
' _,
. .. or
Rheumatism has long been "Bird“!
as a trouble which, while it might be
painful, was not. necessarily dlmflmu'
Very few persons. it was thought. ever
died from Rheumatism. Pick uP A P"
per to-dsy. and you will not “I“ the
majority of sudden desthi are due to
some form of neglected Rheumatism.
Rheumatism of tlieihesrt. neurailii“
of the heart. psnlyili and pollolOfil
Rheumatic acid are unions the most
d‘ncerous forms of the disease. if
Rheumatic acid poison is allowed to
”‘3’ I“ “‘0 ll'fllcm. Iudden death can
scarcel be averted. ’Ihereis but one
cure .or Rheumatism, and that is
bruitlis Specific UrIo-Qv No other
Rheumatic remedy can ibly dose
much for the disease. Urio-O Is a posi-
tive cure for Lum o. Muscular and
Artienlnr Rheumatism. It will cure
Solstice end Rheumatic Kidney trouble
in the most pleasing manner. Urie-O
costs $1.00 per bottle. and can be sup-'
plied by your Draggist. fismples 'sud
circulars will be cheerfully forwarded
b the SMITH DRUG COMPANY.
8 MOUSE. N. Y.
llric-O is sold in South Norwaik by
Edw. W. Kelley. Jr,
PASSED THE BAR EXAMINATION.
Charles E. Williamson of Dorian. 30'
comes a Lawyer.
llAR’l‘lI‘ORI'), .IIIII. 8,~'l‘iic oxaiiiinin-
Ing commlllcc of the stale bar has
passed favorably on the application
of the following candidate for admis-
sion to the bur, the cdiididutcs linv-
lug taken the cxinuiiiiitlon iii the cupi-
lol some days ago:
Charles A. (Tupv-il. l.. Russell Curler.
.II‘.. John A. Cohan, (3. Philip I)Ickin~
son. John C llurcy, LtX‘IttPII, C. Ely.
Edward R. Iiiinibton. Iiciiry “08'3““
.Ioiics. .Ir.. Iiobcrl 1.; Ito. Israel II.
hing, 1'3. IA'rI'i' l’oiid. Charles F. R0.
hcrts. Miss l.coiilliir- A Si lcrmnlii.
Thomas M. liliiir Stccic and Charles
E. Williiiliisoii.
The following passed the literary
examination: llciiry .I. Culiieii and
Frank I; Shay, ‘
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY,
ill-I mercury will suvcly destroy the
sense of smell :Illll completely dernnlle
the whole system wIicn entering It
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be IlSl'ti except on
prescriptions from I‘I‘llllillilii‘ physi-
cians. Ill-i the diiiiingc llicy will do Is
tcii fold lo the solid you can possibly
derive. from them. iIiiII's CMlII‘I‘II
(lure. manufactured by“ F. .I. Cliciicy a
(lo. Toledo, 0.; contains no mercury.
and Is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the syslcin. ,iii Mylar: Hull's Cn-
lnrrii (‘ui'c he sure you "get the gen-
iiinc. It is taken internally and made
in Toledo, (min. by .lI‘. .I. Cilt‘llt‘)’ &
t‘o. ’I'v-siiiiuuiiuis frch.
Sold by Ili'ilgglsls. Price, The per
bottle. .
’l‘ukc liiill‘s Family l'ills for consli‘
Illiiillli. “
RECEIVER FOR NEW HAVEN cou.
CERN.
NEW HAVEN, Juli K- - II‘ II. l-‘liriis
worth iilid II. S. ilolckiss \vcrc uppolnt
ctl lcuiporui‘y rt‘t'l‘ih‘l‘s of llic Notion:
iii Sim-l Foundry (‘oiiipuiiy by Judge
lager ycslcrdin upoii lhv- npplicuiioii
of counsel rcprcsculiug the National
rllccl and \l'irc Coiopniiv. 'I‘Iic intlcr
concern went into IIlt' hands of lhc
some rcccivcrs lusl Work. The nciloii
iukcu today was no cliicrgcncy iiicii~
sure to fon-sluli closing of Hip pliiiit
iliroligh illltli'IIIIIi'Ills :liid couuscl stri-
lliig that much Iiuiiuluc would be done
to the assets il' lhc lillllliII‘V should be
closcd. No stiitcuu iii of liabilities
was given. The (‘.ilIiIlIi stock of tho
coiiipuriy Is Iiiiiiiildlllo. of which iiiiiouiil
iiboiit twollilrds i.~~ III'IlI In this cIly.
'I‘Iic foundry company (llll‘I‘flIl'lI with
the wire colupmiy.
. STOP THAT COLD
or It may result in I'III'IIIIIUIIIII. lira-
zilliiii “aim is brciiivililz up colds when
ever tried. almost without, exception
lllc, 25c, 50c and it do holtlcs. 'l‘bc
Clifford. liaxlcr's mid l’lriislcd's. , "
SOME COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
NAMED
NIIIW HAVEN. .qu R.~—lu legisla-
tive cii‘cics II In l-lsilcd ihiil Scliiltor
Thompson. of ()I'AIIKI‘. will ho the
chairman of the committee of rail-
roads. lIiiil rlciililo' l“ S. iillllt'l'WOI‘IIl.
of the Eighth IIIl-iili‘i. this city, will
be chairman of ill“ coiilinillcv- on In.
common and a number or the com-
milieu of banks. .uid lhiit Senator
Aborn of Norwich may ho chairman
of the oommlliuc on appropriations
owing lo the rivalry iwlwoou Sona-
tor McGovern of llui'lfoi-li and Elena-
tor Farrel for flu plucc. although the
belief Is hcld IIIIII Mr. McGovern will
win the chairmiiic-hlp through the
fact of his senior-ill;
HOW TO CURE CHILILAINO.
"To enjoy Il'ei‘lihlll from chllhluins."
writes .lolin Kemp Illust Olisiield, MIL.
"i apply Buckloii'u \rnlcn Rnlve. Have
also used it for Mill rhcimi with excel-
lent results." Ciiiu-nnteed to cure fever
sores, tndolcnt lilcol‘li. plies. burns.
wounds. front bum and skin diseases.
25c at I". II. Baxter's, Bouili Norwnik.
and E. P. Wood's. Norwsiit, driir
stores. “
MURDERED DURING A OUARREL.
MAIDEN. Mir t. .liin. R.~—(lllnrgml
with the mm‘lii‘l‘ of Alitoniisd‘AscnnIo
during a niiarrcl In South Pruning-
liam Saturday illullf. Pasquale Vino
was arrested in Illui city early today
by local ofllners both men were em-
ployed In the Frnnilnghnm yard of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Comosma D‘Asonnln died
Sunday nlslli. from the effects of n hill-
let wound and until today the police
but been Illllili“ to Incnta Vim. who
Is charged with Iile shooting. ‘
w... a. "W‘s-a...
Mir surplus” Q .
, h‘lrsl infantry.
. lli.
Mil llllli
~ ulliiuili
an
Understood That He Will Make
Application to be Relieved of
Command of First Iniantry,
in Hartford, in a Few Weeks
There was a rumor around tile state
capitol, today, reports the Hartford
Times. that Col. Edward Scliiilae had
resigned, or that he intended to resign
the command of the Firsl iiegiiiieni:
and that IdeolcmnlIColonvIl James (V.
Bailey, Majors .l Ilil ll‘. Moran and
Frank E. Johnson and Adjutant .Iiimos
1!. Howard are candidates to succeed
him.
Colonel Schulze, who is the artiflccr
at the capitol, is on leave of absence
from the military service of the state
though he continues to perform his
duties In the capitol. His leave of
absence will terminate January 23.
The termination of his absence will
be colnlncidcnt wIlh the celebration of
the thirty-fifth anniversary of his
joining the C. N. (l. He has been
In continuous service since his first
enlistment, ii record which is quite
remarkable. lie succeeded to the
colonelcy of ttiiI l-‘lrst Regiment in
June. 1399. on tho retirement of the
late Colonel Charles L, Iiiirdell. Hé
Is the senior colonel in the brigade
and his friends hoped that he would be
General Russell lI‘i-osl's successor in
tho coiiiiiiiiiid of the brigade. ()n the
third of this month General Frost had
been in command of the brigade ten
years.
A Times reporter inlcrviowwl Colon-
Io Schuizc, today, on the matter of his
i‘('iII'ullli’Iii from the coiiimiiiid of the.
“Is Il so. coloucl. that you have re.-
signed from the iv‘hst infantry or that
you urn. about. to resign?" asked the
rcportcr.
“No sir. 'I have not reeiizncd nor
do I intend to resign." rcplicd l‘oloncl
Schulzc with a piainncss of speech
liiul was decidedly military in its di-
reclncss.
’I‘Ilc answer was rather plizzllnz.
II. wail flatly contradictory ot' thi-
riimor, which the reporter knew had
ii. substantial foundation. There was
certainly iiollilng equivocal III the illi-
swcr iiiid ll was ciillrcly responsive lo
the question pill lo ”I“ colonel. The
answer was ilizil of u. soldier and not
of a diplomat. Bill tliv- reporter
know that iiillllury int-ii lII't‘ great
slickicrs for lcchiiiclil distinctions and
pi'cciscncss of stall-mom. He asked
the f'tiiilIlI'I:
"Do you intend to retire?"
“Al‘. that's iiiorc 11ka it, Your
first qiicstion was iiiiliiIIlIury-Illlc.” re-
pllcd lIiiI coiolicl.
'I‘lic rcpoi‘lci‘ i'cpcnlcd his second
and revised lllli-slioii iiboiil iiic coir)
ucl's reported i'clii'cineiii.
"I am not [lit'liili‘t'd to say aiiylhlng
about It just now. I am on leave of
absence M ”iv |ll‘l‘§l'lli tIliic," replied
(‘oioiicl Scliiilzv».
“When will you be l)l‘l'|ltll‘l'ti to
Illiliit‘ a stall-incur?“
"In a win-k or two."-
(‘oloiicl Schulzc, his many friends
will bc plciiswl to Mini. is not think-
ing of rctlriiil.r on account oi physical
disability. Ills tool. which anvc him
it. great dcill of trouble ii couple of
Weeks ago, is much bclici‘, and be Is
now able to \vcni' ll siioc on the fool
witiiolli i'iiilliil: tlic Iciiliicr,
Adjutant IiI'llI-I‘HI (‘oll- \\‘Il.~' asked If
he lilld i'cccivcil (‘oloilcl Sciiiilzc's rus-
Igiinlioii or ri-qllcsl for retirement
from the uclii'l- military scrvlcc of
the slain,
'I have not," ll'llIil'tI tlcuI-i'ul t‘oic.
”I‘ithlI you Iil‘iil'ti nu) l'IIIIItll‘ in re-
'zlll‘ti to it?"
“Yes. I Ilii\'I' hciird iIIlli (‘olmiol
ScliulziI iiilciids lo mzikc application
to bc plnccd on tho it-iil't'li list. He
Is now on louvc of liilxv'lli‘o.” was the
Iiiljllllllli-llt'lli‘i‘:li's rcply.
"Iiy Ihc Wit)" general, would if. not
be possiblc to lake (‘oloucl Schiilte
from liic rciiicd list llilli make him
briuudicingclicriil whcii ticneral Frost
retires?"
"Yes. It would bc possible and It.
would be (‘ollilll'lt'lif for lIll‘ governor
to do It. Iliii It would Ilt' against
precedent. and I don'i Iliiiik It‘wou’ld
be done. (lciiciiil I‘i‘osl'wiis lhe sen-
ior cololicl wIicil Iit‘ was appointed to
the command of the brigade. If
Colonel Schulzc Ioscs his place as
senior colonel of tho brlgudc, I do not
think he will succccii (lciicrul IIrost,"
answered (Iciici'iil (‘olc.
"()f coursc, lhi-vc is no suggestion
lhiil (ioiicrul Frost Inlr
“Oh. no; ccriuliily
(‘olo l‘t'liiit‘ii.
w”-.- m...
liol,"
DeWItl's Little Early Iliscrs. reliable
little pills. Ill-coiiliiicodi-il
Clifford l‘harmiicy llIItI The Bridge
Pharmacy. 0'
BEWELL RETIHEB FEBRUARY 1,
Quite Trolley Business and Will Enjoy
Private Life.
WA'I‘IEItIlIIIiY. .Iilll. l4 - .Iollli I71. 8e-
woli. lzciicrnl manual-r of tho (iiinncell.
cut Railway and ldalilliuz (‘ompaiiyii
system for twclvn wars and general
manager pro tem of tho ('tnnsoildstnd
Railway company since ll look ovo
thotC. RXnild l, dccliircd Inst. at
that his services won the Consolidated
would lerminnic on iI‘chuiuirv i."
"I really unit on J uinry I. Mr.
Howell said. “bill nan-ml lo stay over
until the Consolidated officials famil-
Iitrlsed thiIinsmvns with llu- system.
intend to retire to mimic ‘pr and to
live as u citizen. I will do some oil-
tomobililig. of coiirsc "
Mothers who give their children
Kennedy‘s Laxative Cough Syrup In-
varinhiy Indorsn lt. Contains Honey
and 'i‘nr. Conforms go the National
Pure Food and Drug MI.
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bring:
l’hsrmscy.
You will never find cause for [rail-
lllIH to retire?" ‘
General ’
by The .
by'
Established 1857.
Last Week of the Sale. . . x
We shall COIIiIllIil' thi- slllp l... the emuiiuier'bf this
week. In certain departments minim-c.» eats have been
added, and the strength of the Side is thereby increased.
You may expect more bargains. (mi: important feature '
is the list of Furniture rcductions, ‘
One-fifth oil from‘ regular stock with the excel?-
tlons of office furnishings and dining chairs.
Oak Library Tables.
About half a dozen Ian-gi- Hid. 'l‘nbles for library or . »
study use, or suitable for lzli-gl- Iiiill. ’l‘hcv art‘ four and live i
feet in length, with drawers. and “11 handsomril’ finished.
At these reductions:
for $18.00 \':iliic $20.00
for $17.50 Yulllc $25.50
Comfortables.
In the Sale for this week. i .
for .90 Value 31,75 for .1-57
for $1.12 loll... 321.0 for 01.00 i
for $1.35 \':llllc $2.25 for “.00
Value $26.50
Value $24.00
for $15.00 2
for 318.90 2
Value 31.00
Value $1.25
Value $1.50
Down Comfortables. . . i I
Value 33.25 for $2.92 \‘liluc $14.00 for 310.60 '. l
Value $6.00 for $5.00 you... $15.00 for $12.50 ‘
Value 38.00 for $6.75 Value $19.00 for $15.00 il
Ilowudairs, Illniiitct Section.
Sale oi Toilet Articles.
The articles in this list are on mk- today.
Soap.
Anchor Castile 3 for 10 cts. I’lllity Soup 4 for 25 out
Pond Lily 4 for 10 cts. (iiyccl‘ilio 6 for 25 tie.
Hyomet 3 for 25 cis. In I‘lll'isicmle -" for 25 01'-
Violet. per box 10 air. .It‘l':-I'l‘ (ii-eom
:. [or 25 oil. .
8 cts. ”j I
Toilet Cream,
Palm Oil, per cake
Lettuce Cream 8 cis. sm on: Cream 12l/2 ctr.
Michaelson Cream 19 cis. Mus; lit-II'B Cream 65 etc.
Miscellaneous Articles.
Celluloid Brushes 45 cts. Wlil'II Hazel 10 C“-
Nail Buffers, worth 25C, 19 cts. Mao llair Brushes 75 cu.
3 for 25 cts.
15 etc.
15 sis.
15 etc.
Whisk Brooms
Peroxide
till). plian Deodorizci‘
llicc Powder
Embroideries.
A Special in edges and hummus. several widths, and
very dainty patterns, for Iiiigllu and wash dresses.
io. 15. an 23¢ a yard.
Law Section.
The D. M. Read Co.
lu'iiss
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SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE TRAIN. CONTRACTORS' CREWS STRIKE-
NEW HAVEN. Jan, 3,—Thp Ni-U." \\'.\’I‘II1RBURY. Jan. 8.—'l‘he crane-
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail . on u and engineers who worked on the
road Company announces the run 5 mum shovels here for the O’Brien.
iiing of a legislative train on Tuesdays ‘ I‘IIlurzicling Company and went on
Wednesdays. Thursdays and Fridays. l Hobo Saturday. have left the city.
of the wee during the session, lciivinu l 'l‘hl- coilipuny had new creWs on two of
here at 8: 5. due at Hartford at am: lllu- big shovels and men for the other
and returning from Hartford at i p. Ill pro arc expected. The work on the
stopping at the principal stations i‘til'Il . iziilroild improvements was resumed
way. lIIslcl'day.
It is undigested food that causes
soliriicss and painful indigestion. K0-
dol is a solution of vegetable acids.
ll digests what you eat. and correctso
lllc deficiencies of digestion. Kodol
“i had tried everything for my baby,
until Dr. 1.er recommended Casca-
sweet. I can truthfully say is Is iii“
best medicine 1 ever used for Illililv-.~,"
——Nsnnto C Taylor. Bedford. \‘u,
CIIOIIWOOI. Is Sold by The Clifford conforms to the National Pure Food
Pharmacy and The Bridge Plim- and Drug Law. Sold here by The
macy, “li‘lifi'orll Pharmacy and The Bridge
I'liui'iiiucy. so
WILL PROSECUTE FAKER.
HARTFORD. Jan. Br-The Hartford
Times is exerting every eil'oi-i in an .
attempt to locate the person who is rumor. llI‘ODrIctor ofa hotel at Elling-
responsiblc for the publication in its lion. was found guilty of selling liquor
columns Saturday of theistic death or I in violation of the Sunday observance
M_ 8. Dravo. of Plugburg. a llulont‘luw vcsterday and was fined 8100 in
at Trinity College. who has no yet he liic inwu court. He took an appeal.
turned to his studies after the hull ’l‘lo» iii‘iion was brought an a result
days If the Times to successful a pm. oi":‘\'III£'n003 furnished by the state
mun. put ('1’.
HOTEL PROPRIETOR FINED.
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