No.l.iciinssrisri>ilaraous 1min.
initial diminution—3..
Mosh lineman, Holidays
"'73!” l’mcll Vic Endorse
WW” hilliilclilon
Former Sheriff Matthew E. O'Brien,
of Bridgépofl. who. in one way or an-
other. manages: to keep in the lime-
light,,and is just.now causing anxiety
:tmong-iinuorédealers. has made pub-
lic features of a proposed new law
governing the liquor traffic, which
-ftarts all With the formal commenda-
libn of a number of the clergy of
iridgeport.
Section 1‘ provides that none but an
elector of a town in which the busi-
ness is located shall be licensed to sell
intoxicating liquors. and he shall be
endorsed by five taxpayers of the
town as a suitable person. The five
taxpayers shall certify to the suitable-
ncssof'on oue‘ applicant.
Section .3 provides that no person
shall be deemed a suitable person
whofhas been convicted of a violation
' the liquor laws, or who has forfeit-
a bond; or accepted a noile after
ng been arrested during the live
I
receding, _
on-8~provides that no saloon
x/bii within 200 feet of any school.
fiber ‘public library. .
Section. gives to every police of»
floor. constable. sheriff or deputy sher-
iii the right to enter any place where
liquors are sold at any time when he
has reasonable suspicion that the
law is being violated. and to make
forcible entrance where admission it-
rcfuscd. . '
section 5 provides that whenever
an";ofiicer shall arrest a licensed deal~
enter violation of the liquor law, he
shall seize the license and surrender
the'same to the county commissioners.
who shall hold it pending the trial
and final judgment. During the pond:
ing‘of the charge against the licensed
‘ ‘icr. he shall be prohibited from
doing business. and unless found not
guilty. his license shall be revoked
and the bond collected by the county
treasurer.
Section 6 provides that the for-
feiture of a bond or the none of a
' . case against a. Unuor dealer shall
make hialaellgible to hold a license
10!: stern of five years from the date
arrest. -
often 7 provides that no person
shots himselm uneliglbie to hold a
license shall be employed in a licens-
‘ed saloon. A dealer employing such
person shall be subject to a fine of
3100 and the forfeiture of his license.
Sections. No license to sell intox-
icaiiiigiiquors shall be transferable.
but may be surrendered to the county
commissioners Issuing it by the lawful
owner, ‘ 'who shall be entitled to re-
ceivethe pro-rats cost for a month
for,‘the~lioanse for the use: ired term.
But nourish surrender she be allow-
ed after the holder of a license has
been charged with avioiatlon of the ~
‘ 'law. ,
Section 9 provides that whenever
. an outset shall attach a license he
eliminates it and surrender it to the
“ I coutitytdmmissloners, who shall hold
i it far ten days. and if the defendant
.neglectsto have the attachment re
, leased. by furnishing a bond or other-
l'j , which-the license shall-be cancelled
‘and, the pro-rats. license fee for the
01‘ a I license to‘loiliintoxlcatlng li-
W Ilia“
the Mao-s. and beforii the issuing of
a» limo
shall ran ‘
oath that he is the;
and that no person an at
‘ license is in any way
the business. and all
”tilt of the licensed saloon shall be
“Muted to a
0! the licensee.
of “loans on all legal holidays.
1! commissioners
complaint of any two reputable citi-
sa'nl of a town.
any licensed dealer who permits
lewd and disorderly persons to ireL
want his place. or women
grunts, or drunkards lolter.
after hearing had. the complainants
prove the allegations, the commission»
on shall forthwith revoke the license.
‘ ‘ i U} at»; a.I
out "n ado-Io . n f information- a
m laibusl ‘ alter When your back 31mm":
Becomes lame. weak or selling;
When urinary troubles set in. ..
Your kidneys are “in a bad way.
Dean's Kidney Pills will euro y0u,
Here is local evidence to prove it:
Mrs. B. A. Brown. of 39 Fraulrlin It,
flouth Norwalk. Conn, says: Dunn's
Kidney Pills are the best medicine 1
ever used and i cannot say too lunch
in their praise; l suffered for two
years with pains across my back
and tip betwae? my shoulders, 11 r
sat in a chair or any lensih of time,
I could only get up by pulling my ,
hands to my hips and gradually ‘1.
ing. 1 had headaches and was you,
less at night and it accrued hard to
find a comfortable position to lay in, °
Hearing good reports of been a Kidney -
Pills, i thought they might help me,‘
so [sent to Piaisled's Drug Store for
them. I an taken only a few (10.33 .
when l co menced to feel better. I
continued their use until the pain left
my back and it was no longer stiff or
in e. i could rest well at night and
d d not feel all tired out when l arose
in the morning. i have recommended
Dean's Kidney Pills to scores of my
people and many have thanked me for
doing so, as they received immediate
relief from the treatment."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburu 00.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States. .
Remember the numc'Doan's—and
take no other.
m.--- .
JACKSON DAY.
g..—
poell or re-
ject to the lionaltil
ll ‘prmldos‘thst the hold-
bo tho bani-lids owner of
the county commissioner!
least to malts
wilds owner
table to hold
interested in
pro-
ulro each
personal
ttnchmeni for the debts
Section 12 provides for the closing
Section 13 provides that the coun-
shall, upon the
summon before them
to con-
and if.
Section It provides that, in pro-
ceedings under aeolian ill, either the
complainants or the respondent shall
be entitled to an appeal to the Super-
ior court.
Mr. O’Brien said regarding the pro-
posed changes in the liquor law:
"the new measure is designed to
sharpen the teeth of the present law
rather than to enact new legislation.
The feature of the bill to which hon-
est. dealers might object. is the closing
on holidays. The other provisions
are for the purpose of forcing rest
pect for law by making the conse-
quences of violation so serious that
men will not defy the law. Another
purpose of the law is to have some
bonssiide owner for every saloon and
prevent the brewing corporations
from maintaining saloons that are
nominally owned by irresponsible per-
sons."
,___..__.__——
WICE COUNSEL FROM THE SOUTH
“i want to give some valuable advice
to those who suffer with lame back
and kidney trouble," says J. R. Blank-
enship. of Beck, Tenn. r)“l have prov-
ed to an absolute certainty that Elec-
tric Bitters will positively cure this
distressing condition. The first bot-
tle gave me great relief and after tak-
ing a few more bottles, 1 was com-
pletely cured; so completely that it
becomes a pleasure to recommend this
great remedy." Sold under guaran-
tee at F. H. Baxter's, South Norwalk,
and E. P. Wood‘s, Norwalk, drug
stores. Price 60c. ”
STINSON EXTRADITED.
“—
The Alleged Defaultar on His Way
Back-to indlana.
MOUNT VERNON, Jan. lO.-—Wil-
liam Stinson, the alleged defaulting
vice-president of the United Mine
Workers of Terre Haute, ind.. who
was arrested in this city on December
03. is now on his way back to that
city to stand trial, the extradition pa—
pers having been signed by' Governor
Hughes Tuesday,
Chief of Police Jones. of Terre
Haute. with an order from County
Judge Plait in his possession directing
the sheriff to turn the prisoner over
to him, went. to the county jail at
White Plains, and after getting his
man at once started for Terra Haute.
Stinson, before leaving. said that the
charges against him were all due to a
misunderstanding which would be
satisfactorily explained.
M-
its Observance by the New England
Dehtocratic Progressive League.
NEW HAVEN. .lnu. l0.-For the
celebration of the anniversary of
Jackson day, and the perfecting-of the
organization of the New England
Democratic Progresive league. prom-
inept. Democrats from various parts
of New England gathered here. Dur-
ing the afternoon there was a session
of the executive committee of the
league at which all the members ex.
cept ex>Governor (inrvun. of Rhoda
island. were present. President Alex-
ander Troup, of New ilnven. presided,
and others present were: ~. Secretary
Robert J. Crowley, of hows“, Mann;
Dr. George 1.. Crockett, of Thomaston. ‘
Me.; Arthur H. (Henson. of St. Johns.
burg, Vt.; George ii_ Wallace. of New
Haven: H. 'i‘. iaadoux. of Nashua. N.
H., and Colonel A. (‘. Drinkfater, of
Braintree. Mass. - ,
it was voted that the next meeting
of the executive board be held at Prov-
idence. R. l.. subject to the call of
the president and secretary.
Former Congressman George 'Fred
Williams, of Massachusetts. was the
principal speaker at the evening meet-
ing. ‘
His address was devoted to the sub
loci of public ownership of utilities.
Later in the evening a big banquet was
held at the ’i‘ontlnc, where more
speeches were made and more Demo-
cratic enthusiasm was amused.
_._.Sa
BEWARE OF OINTMENTC FOR CA-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY. ‘ '
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians. as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hall’s Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by F. J. Chenby &
00.. Toledo, 0., contains no mercury.
and is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. in buying Hall's Ca-
tarrh Cure be sure you get the gen-
uine. it is taken internally and made
in Toledo, Ohio by F. J. Cheney a
Co. Testimouials free.
Sold by Dmggists. Price. 76¢ per
Mothers who give their children
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup in-
variably indorse it. Contains Honey
and Tar. Conforms to the National
Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge bottle.
Pharmacy. ” Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti-
potion. on
IS BIG SENSATION.
a—n—
Brcach of Promise Suit Against Har-
vard Professor.
CAMBRIDGE. Jan. lit—The sensib-
tion of the year in university circles
is the 825,000 breach of promise suit
against Prof. Phillipe Belknap Man,
can, of Harvard. Member of a noble
fiench family and possessed of a com
petence, Prof. Maroon was thought, to“
be bound up in his books one the news,
that he is involved in sentimental 3a.,
tanglements is a surprise to all who
know him. The plaintiff ,_is allies
iNVEQTiGATiNG TO END TODAY.
Honda of. Several Railroads Called to‘
Tongs at Harriman inquiry.
, CHICA , Jan. 10.-The investiga-
tion of the Harrlman roads by the in-
tor-State Commerce Commission here
will probablyrend today.
‘- Among the witnesses expected to be
called are Mr. Kruttschnltt. director
of maintenance and one ‘ tics of the
Union~Paciflc southern l’acfflc sys-
tem; T. 1;. Hudson, general traffic
manager of the illipn Central: and
Annie 1. Manley. She alleges that "J? H.‘ filianmtvice re dent in charge
Marcou promised to marry her: two of traffic of the ' hicago Milwaukee
years ago. The defendant has. been, and St. Paul.«
a familiar figure about the university ' ‘ ----"---" ‘-
. " .5 * OTOP THAT COLD
for 25 years, ,
' ' fir it. may ‘i‘omltglI-‘Pllenmonia. ~ Bra-
When the cold winds dry and crack .hlllannfialm is breaking up colds when
the skin get Dertt's Witch Hunt over-tried. “mill. without exception-
Salve. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy ‘ .liic ate. we and two bottles. The
and The Bridge Pharmacy. -- on . _ , stator. and Piaistod'a. ..
Nail) NOT OIVULOE OURILUOES.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. tom—in‘his
decision sustaining the demurrer in
the collect it. it. Finders“ against
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life, insur-
ance Company. Judge Murasltyfyester-
daydecidsd that the courts of , the
stato'eanl’tptcompel foreign coinpanz
fod‘to' ‘divulge the,amoun of their
WISE BIRD. '
The turkey declined to accept the
proffered corn.
"Ungrateful bird,"_said the farmer.
"are you not thankful that you sur-
vived November?"
“That's all right," responded ' the
turkey. “but. i happen to know that.
Christmas is coming."—,Pbilndelphln
Dodger. ‘
, was back in
‘ 'L‘I'iiiii‘. .li‘. . ' in I ‘
‘* Estate . transactions ~— when
.3M‘M’W title: are starts
‘ lard anduzlnpupadt. by int-goons»
our thy mar-absolutely rm.
WM .. ,uror't and
«(unfair . fl «is
ONE ' ,ifi‘uru you “long
as you c n the property.
For-moan full portions
iars salt your REAL ESTATE
380K381! ATTORNEY. oi"
write home lilies.
Iii iii! d 60qu .
Wit .‘ “ill “ml” [9.”
New Rochelle. New York. .,
9 int opens KEPT."
Manufactur‘oro Wait Patent Bureau
mi to orient-o Thom.
WASHINGTON Jan. 10.—-The mau-
niactnrors f Connecticut are petition- -
ingthe Connecticut members to sup.-
port-a bill for a 14-foot waterway be
tween the Great Lakes and the Gulf
of Mexico. This project has been be-
fore the house committee on rivers
and harbors for some time. but it pro
bably will not be included in the 6811'
erlil rivers and harbor bill this sea-
szon. Western customers of Connec-
t cut manufacturers have appealed to
their Connecticut friends, and if the
proposition ever comes up, it is proba-
ble the Connecticut members willvvote'
for t. ‘
Th9 manufacturers of the statevare
also up in arms against the proposition
to cut off the regular appropriations
for the preservation of old models in
"19 stunt pulse. The large manufac-
turing concerns. such as P. & F‘.‘ Cor-
bin, of New Britain, the Winchester
Arms company; of New‘“"Havcn. and
Colin. of Hartford. have petitioned the
Connecticut members to have the ap-
propriation retained.
ISepator Brandegee yesterday prev
rented in the senate a petition of Cap-
tain David Conner. of New on.
asking for travel pay from the Phil-
ippines. Congressman Higgins has
introduced thesame petition in the
house.
oasron IA
Ministries“ Children.
In lit’lllpllvlli W
Boar-tin V" ‘ '1"
mm
"iii . i .
HARVESTER 'COMPANY STATE-
MINT
CHICAGO, 'an. iO.—(‘. ll. McCor—
mick, president of the international
Harvester Com any. gave out the fol-
lowing statsm t yesterday:
The report ' the press this morning
sent by tslogra Ii from New York. of
conference between the president
of the International Harvester Com-
pany. and the chairman of the Board
of Directors of the United States Steel
Corporation. to effect a trade agree-
ment between 3the two companies. is
without any foundation in fact. The
publication of such a report farm in
justice both to the Harvester Com-
pany and to the 'Steel Corporation.
"There has bash no suggmsion of any
community of interest between the
Steel Corporation and the Harvester
Company as to’the buying of Ore, op-
eration of ore a timers, or handling of
foreign trade, stated in the press
report. nor. of by other transaction
which could giye rise to such a report,
and no such
plated.” x
assent. Anucuucsn‘sur‘ as.
GARDINO THE NATIONAL PURE
FOOD AND DRUG LAW.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey,.and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles Is not affected
by the Natio i Pure Food and Drug
law as it can the no opinion or other
harmful drugs, and we recommend
it as a safe remedy for children and
adults. Pia Ved’s Drug Store and
The Clifford . armacy. u
w— . . -
A sronv or, NICHOLAS anus.
.Asslstant Health Oiticer George W.
Anderson was telling ,a story Jesters
our. in the city. Building. Stamford.
about the late [Nicholas ‘Slaub. , "it
”the early eighties. and
the Republicans mine he culture
were commit. pin, a. bill. al Wing's
bounty on. sh .° ‘ ,.T.lie. Democrats on
posed the-tit. ‘ . Mr. Stuub was the
leader of'ths' nority. and, after put.
ting up a,
on general principles bliuidly offered
an amendment. to the effect that the
bounty Would be effective only in the
case of sheep which had cut their
upper teeth, ‘ “No one tumbled," de-
clared George. in telling the story,
"and the bill was passed with the
amendment.“
“nil-#-
The table with tile top is especially
anflnie for, use beneath the, chafing-
g _ - . 1.. '. ..
fill; ”
C
K
'II than as Hutu.)
l
if A
lions tow
1'3 Company has fallen through do
in tin:
arrangement is contem"
,iight. against the bill “
"it it
cannot
lusting several *
coal companies in tbs maritime ., ,/
tacos. headed by Henry it. Will y‘, ..
of Demon. it is believed in thla‘olty.
will solve the diflnultioa into which ‘.
the am Breton Coal. iron and sail. “
tho ‘pnyment of interest
amounting to hbout half a million dolv"
on its bonds which were due on
anuary 1 of this you. This com-
ny. upon which about $1,000,600 has
QWM fbf‘ lilo buildingpf the
“model town" at Brougham, 0m Bro-
. top. was nnppced almost exclusively
by English capitai~aad was promoted
chiefly by Mr. anyhow, a director of
the Bank of England. and Mr. Giad— '
lattice, a nephew of the late prime min-
s or. ‘ ‘
in a stat ‘ "ant made public today
the company ays that it has tempor-
. arily passed. interest on‘lts bonds prin-
‘cipally beoauile development work‘
absorbed much more capital than was
originally estimated, but claims that
an arrangement will be made “almost
immediately" to relieve the strip-
gency. _
Enormous some have been spent by
the company in laying out the town of
Broughton where the mines are lo’cat-
ed, in an effort to make it a model
mining town. A large hotel, one of
the finest in Eastern Canada, was
erected. and good dwelling houses con-
structed for the miners and staff.
After this was.done it was discov.
cred that the. site chosen was in the
wrong placefor the sinking of a shaft
to the mines, and. that the company
could get no subsidy for a railway to
haul its output on the route proposed
for/tho road. For six_ months the
little town has been abapdoned except
by about twenty men retained at the
colliery to keep the engines and boil-
or: from rusting. A few months ago.
a son of Mnifayhew, who was on the
spot as manager, committed suicide.
The proposed! reorganisation of the
company'aaffairs is expected to be
completed in, about a month and. it,
has been decided to build a shipping
pier at False Bay Beach. about five
miles from the mine.
The title to one of the company's
coal areas. which occupied a central
position. is in dispute. but it is thought
that the place for the proposed consol-
idation of several coal companies, in-
cluding the Cape Breton Coal, iron
and Railway Company, will settle the
matter satisfactorily. The new com-
bination will control a large extent of
coal lands and will be a rival in also
of the Dominion Coal Company. The
town of Droughton. it is announced.
will not be abandoned in the coming
changes. . .
Mrs, Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Del. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of; but nothing helped me
until i took Brasilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaisted. F. H. Bax-
ter and The Clifford Pharmacy. “
MN FRANCISCO COAL :FAMINE.
SAN FRANClBCO. Jan. 10.—-Unleaa
the coal situation is relieved San
Francisco will suffer seriously by sex
week. There is at present little
more than seven days' supply of fuel
here. There are no colliers on the
way to this port. The scarcity of
fuel is being felt in cities across the
bay. Prices of the fuel are even
higher in these places than on this
side. There is talk ofwa movement
to ask the bouthern Pacific'Ccmpany
to sell half of its reserve supply of coal
at a reasonable figure to relieve the
situation. 'i'iie‘raliroad company has
:tored away somewhere about 200,000
ons.' ‘ ' ‘
“i had tried everything for my baby,
until Dr. Lyle recommended Casca-
mot. i can truthfully say is is the
beshmedlcine i ever used for babies."
—-Nannie L. Taylor. Redford. Va.
Oaaeaawut is sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy. "
JAPS‘ FETITION MUST WAIT.
EL PASO. Texas, Jan. 10.—che‘rai
Japanese, who yesterday applied to
the federal authorities to be allowed
question of Japan naturaliutiop'sh'all
haVe been settled, the authorities hold-
clause of‘ the Hongollan race and
becoming citizens of the United States
under the new naturalization law. ,
:DoWitt's Uttle'hiarly Risers. stout
little plush,
Clifford Pharmacyjsud The Bridgg
'Pha'rmscy. .
'NEVADA MINERI’ STRIKE SETS
9 . , _ use. ,' ,
GOLDEN”). ' Nov, Jan. . 10.—Tlie
miners? strike is considered settled.
:At midnight tellers were still count»
sing the votes, but it was‘stated that.
“the mine operators’ proposition of
per day, for minors and skilled h
, , ., do“ . v 4,,
9 ., $1350.15.MguidfuddingtgflRiChSpitfiresi-‘C‘rsail’iyi‘
ailerons Lemongand Otherhie;FillingsfaudaMa“
~ Grocer F9: Wan FlaVQIS-rfi-g-iO c4;
' I 0i." grocer's nameriil b A i .
canyon FREE choosy“
nu. or soccer co.. sun it.
‘; ”:3. vi *1.
r
.
; ‘lt‘i
be. due.
tag, that the Japanese come under the ,
therefore are deprived of the right of
.it‘ooommended by The”
majority of Notes favored smug.
eip .
with $4.50 for laborers. - ‘ .,
Willis sou
sou) 0R Ramses?
'99—"
L. G. Booth. Selling Agent. 'I ~. 97’. . : '
to South blah: Street. :gomh'tlinswalis-Cosn.
oasiaaouasa auras. 3......ng " j VTfl‘ME‘iC? pats,
cmrloum‘loilt Fifty Years? 1gp, .iliplnm H
i Superior COM Haifa”. ritzy“;
~ «4 ~ on
, And. a Fire Mot Ruin.
NEWWORK. Jan. 10.--An old brick
and mm mmut'blliltbO years
ago, in the mm of the railroad yard,
just beyond the'qrgng Central station,
burned to a .h min Tuesday
mt. it mm by in Immense
omit, which bpdj there'd on the
streets. brilliant and at windows,
aurroundlngtho main'of tracks.
The old building In! so saturated;
with
with ciland coveted , accumulated
soot that the lam sickly seized on
all sides and. bit , .ng' through the
roof. spot a hand t into the air.
Lines of hose ovorvtilo tracks delayed
outgoing and held upgluocming trains
in the Park avenue funnel. and an im.
patient crown 1 , about the con-
gested station. A. , ,. fag. caused
by the stonmof‘tho locomotives, the
smoke of the draconian. and the rain,
made the nromsn’a‘work slow and dif-
dcult. The pollus raportedtbe loss at
$2.000. _ .7 ,. .A .
CHRONIC OOFWPQTIQN CURED.
One who Dalmatia chronic consti-
pation in in danger of many serious
ailments. Oripo: laxative Fruit
syrup coins ch“ constipation as it
aid! digestion“ ”inmates the liver
and bowels. restoring the natural ac-
tionof than or ,, ¢ Commence tak-
ing it. today-an '» will feel better at
Orino, , v9 FnIit ' Syrup
‘ mud is very
substitutes.
crrr or simian. ‘1o.——rer.
sona . here .woihipforaisd , on. Central
Arnarican aflalra‘ara'df‘tho opinion
7 stated that
, ,_ Hope for suc-
' no; against
«threads the
the same name
donor in im-
_ ‘ .‘jlio’lha been
given a continuities university t San
Salvador for which to rhbsivan gsmau
tantrum Millie; Shiv reau
oovornmsnt; sums: intern said
to have an agreement with .P idem
a. of accumulate-nu w the
revolution!» to»: s sumo and
while he in nildi ‘9 his“ ltb'ert ' ii is
within a clioumanrlbsd nutmeg.
It “a, énzds. .,. Qd . .
gout-nest fin gm WM
dot is [intuit ,
to take the preliminary steps towards , u M
becoming citizens of the United States, an, '
have been advised to wait uptil;thn ;
.9” ,
Tontrgsn
Willis ‘ . E.
i son was sapwood
‘ three and a'
death. He‘dormeriy,
best .knowstrclookmakm ' m g _
, -N- '
Minoan-own.
r b film a
or urglary ”1.... . 3i ».
Warner infflMflMCl‘j‘ N Dill
Etiward.xw., {W . iris
charged ’ ”Film?“
murder. was fliowqdiilfla‘fi
plea to that. of m,
kill. Whenton‘aW
wife bienniumq
ago. but “ya. Wit
and says that
with her husband
nine month'l ’10"
upon him. ‘
M > _ I
cusso or LUNG TQM-ills,
“it is now otevenwem. M
a nurrow~sscapo mom . ,, .
writes c. 0. Floyd t4 . ' . 1““
man of Kat-shawls 850. “I ‘ ‘
down in weight ”“13" WW -, -
coughing whs com We. .9 .,‘W w
and by night. Fluflbllt‘ . ,
Dr. Kings New Distillery and
tinned this for about.“ . ,
my cough and iunstrou ,Q~'M..
lively gonennd Lilli, , . .
normal weight of “army"! :-5' .. ‘
sands of perm“? “1MP"?!
year. Guaran at. “M, Q...
Southorwalk. and a. P. Wears glor-
walk drug stores. aboaudrtilio. Trial
bottle. free. ,_ l"
”W
runway. & ,.
BERLIN-Conn. Juno’s-flu
picked up along the tracks of
York. New Haydn all
road in this town ‘
at the New Britain, , .
day. He was idenniledaqualy Ila-r
sicska, an employs .of. thermk ,
in New Britain. HOW-$5. . file
his wife on Monday night; ..
home saying he would not,w M t
is presumed thathepvaatwalltlng tho
track when he was struck by a train.
WW .‘ '/ t- '.
HOW rosvoro ligaments
We harnenevlexr hear, 59f u '
stance is a .00 rein pi» .
n.iu or other lung trouiiieyb
Honey and; Tar has, bond: .. ,
not only Mops, then-mm M .
and strengthens the lungs. '
Foley's Hone, y and Tar and ” '
substitute} ffered. inch.
2i lAgnew." ich._lvritsa: .3"!
oey's Hm, 'ysnd , pr,
severe ”I 0i new?
results in: every case.” ’
Drug Stan. and no
macy.: v .
MW “9
, n-
NEW sat
4:
son. a weliolrnown rantdp'n
town. died‘fyesteriidram
ness. Hearhdiseasewsn
Mr. Hutchinson leaves
better . . .
Guaranteed}
Norwalk Chronicler