. walk film ‘
unit chronic _ colds and”
.. .096 or the ‘proprlotom'
rd “wintry.” . .‘
overyw re use ram.
nice 0t and liver oil tor
midis. bronchitis. consumption,
» lull discuss». but. untortn-i
could tune it. and dcrl
from its use on account. 0
. to oil which it outlined.
s m livery person whom
lit a know that Vinol actually
, W s otpnuntrsted term all at ,.
‘ build rig, ‘streutthncrestinx'
got cod liver oil actually tub
layman cods' livers, without s
latch to upset the stomach and .
3 its work, sud tonic iron added. - .
"*“l‘iieretouc wherever old-instituted
liver oil or emulsions will do good.
ill do far more good. We sitar.
. that will improve the appetite,
.rntrcngtltsh discstion. make rich, red
lblodd."crbstc strength, cure chronic
com? and colds, and strengthen weak
it’ll”) falls to give satisfaction to
our customers, we return money with-
out christian. The Clittord Pharmacy.
e.——Whiie we are sole agents for
Vin in South Norwalli, it is now for ‘
, 3310‘” the lending drug storcyin near-
ly every town and city in the country.
:00): for twalnol agency in your
‘ own. ' v ‘
consul. COLE LAUDS MILlTlA.
'Adjuhnt-Gcncrnl Warmly Praises Con-
v nocticut National Guard.
1 wusnlNo'l‘oN. January 25.~—Ail-
jutdllt-Gfiilerul George M. Colo who is
herca‘tf‘the 'Ebbit House tor u iew
ill-Vi. Indigo cnihmlissticsily of the
condition or the national guards at the
present day and paid a specially high
complimont to tho Connecticut guards
men. _ .
He 'osid:-——-“Thcrc is no ('(llllpiil‘l-
non between the condition of the us»
lion Illin‘d (If the United Statics today
and that of several yours ago. Thu
Dick law has worked wonderful impro-
vement. The nlllltlllill guard is now
whittlts name implies. in Connecti-
outwe could assemble 3.000 lllt‘ll on
,’ fihothiltolioe. and bore them equipped
its tiff ll as the regular nrmy. l ,llo
_ More}j this is the condition ill hourly
ovary stste. ’l‘bcrc are no longer the
slivenhod‘prnctices that. obtnincd in
the national guard a tow yours ilgo
d no every man is rennin-d to see
v chili equipment comes tip to the
‘ landfill. and he tnkcs pride in buying
adl't‘lmplélc an outfit as tho regular
”limb!” There may be. fewer men in
3 " ' ' than there once was. but
p “re members are for better
and equipped thnn‘ever be‘
‘ Those who join the militia now
.4105?) because they. desire to get, the
‘jihyfllcal exercise that comes from dril-
lint. The consequence is thcro is no
you islcmcnt among the men. They
' ' rs now in the true sonsc oi
~ CASTOR lA
~ 3’ {For Infants and children.
hillbilly line Always Bought
_ Signature of ‘, .
‘M
. REICHSTAG ELECTIONS.
‘ ,BERLLN. Jan. 25.-——’l‘ho voting in
thcvlloichstsg elections began at 10 a.
uni-today in clear, freezing Weather.
The, Bourse was closed and all busi-
ness._ws8 late in beginning today, as
onto! the merchants and their em-
loyes did not come down town until
‘ otter they had voted. There was not
thc'lenst disorder reported. Emperor
'-‘ {William called on the chancellor,
Ptlnc'e von Buelow, during the morn~
; alter which the chancellor drovc
' o i. polling place and voted. Von Buc-
rappeared to be in very good
cilia: Thorn was not it policeman in
.. when“ the chancellor voted. and
thiolwss true also of all the other elec'
tip districts, no policemen being on
by. at any oi the polling places.
‘ . M
WARE OF OiNTMENTs FOR CA-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
' . MERCURY,
mercury will surely destroy the
senses: smell and completely darlings
tho'whole} system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. . Such
articles should never be used except on
(:l‘iptldlls from reputable physi-
flans, as the damage they will do is
ion giold to the good you can possibly
'vs trout them; ' Hall's Cstarrh
,r‘e, manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
plcdo'.‘;‘0., contains no mercury.
Ltalten internally. acting directly
the blood and mucous surfaces
to system. in buying Hall's Ca~
‘Curo be sure you get the gen-
lt is token internally and mode
l‘csiimoniiils trco_
‘ old binJt‘llggltilS. Prico. 75¢ per
‘ llnll’s Family Pills tor consti-
. O.
.
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odo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney hp
"(lucosronsirnnfisvrun srsrncsnsw roux. s'roclr COMPANl!) . , u
~ ' . JOHN RHEGEMAN, Proéiaant-v
J
OER To MILLION DOL
A diliional Voluntary Contribution to Industrial Policy-holders over and above all obligations exWOd A
or implied in their Policies'. A (2th Dividend of $1,000,000ior Whole Life Policies Over Five Yearp Old.
A Mortuary Dividend of $1,000,000 011 all 1907 Claims Under Policies Over Five Years Old.“ ‘ Bcnofits
Durin'gSecond Six Months Increased 100 per cent. Whole Life Policies Over 15 years in force when than u,
Insured is 80 years of age paid as Endowments. K i ' ' ” ' I
I
CASH DIVIDEND. ‘ ' - A MORTUARY DIVIDEND.
has been declared in the Industrial Department, applicable to all death claims incurred dur-
Repeating its generous ““011 0f the 135? eight years, and down“ “’13 amount 0‘ the ing the current year, where policies on the day ofdcath had belch in force over five years.
annual bonus, there has been declared by the Company this year a cash dividend estimated The “31° °f diVidmds ‘5 as follows: Where death occurs after policy 1139b?” in force
' . _ ' . ‘ Over 5 ycsrs. a Dividend of 5 per cent. Over 15 years, a Dividend of 15 percent.
at one million dollars. This diVldend has been declared on all Industrial Whole Life pol- I. Ov‘cr ,0 years, a Dividend of 10 per cent. Over ,0 years. a Dividend 0pm.”, cent.
over 25 years. a Dividend of 25 per cent.
-:, . . . . . ‘ . . . F i : l‘ . a.» ,V
“ wxll b; included in these benefits the Whole Life Industrial poliClflS oi all those compsnlcs or m2; Je:n‘n:y"12thf fidcgolfdyfig liri‘:r1:2y".?3:;’yglr1,893,333,?95flpnlyWilla: 1:01;:
. . _ ‘ , ‘ . tunry Dividend of 10 per cent, or $26, the pin receiving $288, lunatic! .200; all "merit" the“ ‘
whose busmcss has been assumed by the Metropolitan. , .. .. policy. Or a policy for 3300, Issued February/7, 1880; death occurs in 1907 on or sitar February 8th:
~ _ the policy wu in force over twenty-five years. the company will pay the beneficiary a Mortuary
. Dividend of 25 per cent. of $300, or :75, making 1 total 01.975. . .
licies issued prior to January I, 1903. As has been the Company's practice h‘eretofore. there
Linn POLICIES PAID AS ENDOWMEN-rs.
l
During the year 1907 any person insured in the Industrial Department of the Mct- ! ial fund at the time of death, the Company will issue a paid-up policy for theiace of the
rcpolitan. who is eighty years of age 'or over. and who has paid premiums {or fiitcen years l policy. Y Y
or more on an olic ma receive 4;: fa l f h' h ‘ l' . A h .‘ ' This voluntary conversion of Whole Life policies into Endowments or into fully paid-up
. c v c - , . . . . -
Y P Y y ll c a " ° '3 °' er 9° icy‘m ffia‘ ,' 9‘? ’f a full ‘ insurance is one of the most liberal concesstons‘ ever made by any Industrial Insurance
paid-up policy is preferred, in order that the amount of insurnncc may be av‘sllnblc‘gs-a bur- ’ , Company. ‘ ‘ ” '
THIS MAKES $12,000,000 DISTRIBUTED VOLUNTARILY AMONG HOLDERS OF INDUSTRIAL POLICIES DURING THE PAST TWELVE YEARS. IN EXCESS OF
AMOUNTS CALLED FOR BY THE POLICY CONTRACTS. ‘ ‘ .. a
INQREASE IN BENEFITS.
ial folicics thebcen adopted. The payment of premiums on all new Industrial policies, willkccsseat age 775. Reductions 1,133“ been I
1‘
New Tables with large increases of benefits in Indus?
made in the premiums charged for Ordinary policies. . ‘ 3“ 5,
lhe Company wrote more insurance than any «that company‘ln the world " In its ordinary department the Unnpauy mm Moro WW ‘VbtlShess _
or company '906 ,
0
his Company gained more insurance in force illjtlu ally oi than any other company. save Gilli..-
in the world. ' _» ‘ '
fl . A ll gained more ordinary business than any pillar company Shuttle.
, Its Expense Ratio ,Was Iiurgely Reduced. and >Was the Lowest in the Company’s History. I
. Mohnn—xnlsunn IN THE METROPOLITAN. ‘ . _ , , .
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llunos cravsuson AFTER sE-‘AP. amoceponr auscnou CASE. THOLLEV CAR lumen TRACK. "1 had tried everything for my baby. A THousAuouoLLAn‘s‘ Winn
until Dr. Lyle recommended Gucci: ‘ . or“ soon
MORE Q AKES NEXT MONTH
. ‘ . , . ‘, . , ,i -. BO'NTMENT- r‘ HARTFORD, Jim. 25.-—-Thc contest- monouurowu w, vi... Jun. 25.-— - -
lHOlaLP .ltlllnSOILl'll hilddittoun l cum I Burngpépouy, Jan, lat—Jase 9d BMW,“ case of Stephen Boucherlchcu passengers',“.ew severely m. sweet. 1 can truthfully "lay i is that A. H. Thomas. a well known cost
less). lent; c. tevenson, or the t) C _ ll. “gum,“«uaepmsemmm Bomirou. allowed and Lloyd Mon-is. “ conductor bestzmedlcine I ever used ”for ships." operator at Batista. 0. writes: "I
—Naunio L. Taylor, Bedtord. Vs. have been afflicted with... kidney and
From the 28th to the limb of .lnu- “’ho ’3 ‘1 candidaiptor reappointment. Bridgeport was opened yesterds nf- W88 Probably istsllv hurt hits last
“My there will be m) ilnermedme (“5‘ issued a statement yesterday dguy‘lug ternoon. but. mm a short 8988an it might. when a Weibi’illed car jumped Choc-tweet is sold by 'lthe Clitford bladder trouble for yesrs.'passlnx.grc-
that he was (nor a pmty to an uglce. was adjourned to Bridgeport 0“ Sai- the truck and plunged 100 yards to- Pharmacy and The- Bridge Phar- rel and stones withfex‘cru iatlngi‘pcln.
. many. . , u i got no relief from me‘ cine until I
burbance not to continue long. likely ‘
in be show, after which n cold wave luent 0“ «understanding ”N“ “t "10 urtiuy uticruoou where the committee iwnrtl the Monongahela River. The car - .
will l)l' upon us for it few days. The completion or his ”1959‘“ W"? ho will upon the ballot and pcrsonsllert ”‘6 rolls 011 11 sleep Emile und ‘ “ W began taking FOIW'S Kidney Cure
t‘ill'lll will move into the quake belt Himuld steridownnp‘d out and 110i 800k make ‘a count oi’ the 1242 votes nilwas stunned by running inm‘umilihole SOUND BEACH )ORGKN‘ST 35- “1911th result was Stimulus. A few:
again in February. No one can tell rel-appointment. “‘9 interview ““3 volvcd. Judge Burrs represented lWhml MmOSi touching “19 water. 'y S‘GNS- ‘ . . ? doses Btartod the Nick dllBt llllékflne
‘ --—— Archie Merriam. son of Mr. and stones and “0W I have 110 Dill! across
given out by Judge Stevenson 1“ vlfew Boucher the petitioner and Minnie ' '
of the fact thut stntemeuts that file J. J. Cllllinnue the respondent. ) HOW TO CURE CHILBLAINS. Ml-n‘Edwnrd S. Marriam. of South
would be guiltyoi n brunch of. inlth in . __..L,_,___.._-__.L... ‘ “To enjoy freedom from chilblains." Norwnlll', has ”resigned his position "is It has done me “000 mm 0‘ 800d-
sccking anothel telnl have been made CURED OF LUNG TROUBLE. writes John Kemp, East Otisileld, Ms. organist ut the congregational Church Plaistsd‘s Drug Store and The Olitlord
licquenily 0‘ lute. ‘- t '“l dimly Bucklen's Arnicn Salve. Have in Sound Bench. and‘sccured one ,at Pharmacy. “ ‘ ' u
...L __ ‘ . “his now eicvsn yours since I had in“ , ‘ (1 iii it h ith i ti 0 , D
, "" ~ ' ""’""". n narrow escape trom consumption.” 0 “59 0“ 3“ 1‘ eum W exec-y ‘8 ongrcgzitionul Church in so u
hThere s tgtm'lrig so gong ‘fot; f. 381i? writes 0‘ 0. Floyd n leading business Jeni; l‘eSlllts,"' Guaranteed to cure fever ten. where he succeeds-Mlvlu '1‘. Pi... GOVERNOR HitiGlNS’ BAD NIGHT.
‘Cmat (is! r- f 0‘1““. f??? “9 loam-ct Kershuwk. s. c. "-1 had run 301‘88» “"1019“ ulcers. Diles- bums: dy, of SouthyNorwsik. who sues"else- OLEAN. N. Y.‘..:,lsn."'25.-—Dr‘ Hibbard
tires u a (W 0015. 6 BVGB any down in weight to 135 pounds and wounds. l'rost bites and skin diseases. where. , - ' ~ after-“mg- morning} coll ou'liormer Go
where it. will do harm; probably it
my kidneys and I feel like a new man.
will be felt most severe bctween the
degrees or 10 and 20 north. Could i
live fifty years more I think 1 would
be able to locate; them. Alas! I have
arrived near to the time when I must
hung up the fiddle and the bow, lay
down the shovel and the hoe. '
When figures are completed will .
give further notice of the stretching 1‘5”" in any part. ’ p , ‘ coughing was constant. both my‘duy {250 at F- H- Baxter's, South Norwaik, - . ,
of earth. ‘ M ‘ - and by night. Finally t began taking -snd E. P. Weed’s, Norwalk, drug ‘3 THE filGH‘l’_NAME. , vernorflHigg‘ins .33” the patient was
' ,, .1...— ’Dr LUCM HELD FOR MURDER-i Dr. Kings New Discoa‘y and rotrffitol‘efi. " Mr. August She'rpefih'c pular over. “0t 30 W9". halting passed a -’bud
Mrs_ Franklin Bush, of New Castle, NEW HAVEN. Jan. 25.-Coroncr tinned this top ubont six months, when : seer or the poor, at Fort sdlsun, In. night. I ., " ‘ .. ' " 7.,
' ' ‘—~—3———---——-~'_, ' ‘ 3
my cough and lung trolliilo wore on— 1'l’WCt CHILDREN SUFFOCATED BY snyls: "Dr. King‘s New.l.i’fo Plils‘uro . , . ‘ ‘4 ;__
iircly gone and l was restored to my ‘ ‘ SMOKE. . rightly named; ‘lllON sci; nloro‘nsreo‘ Mothérs glv'e thoir childriiu
normal weight oil’ld‘pounils." . Thou-l JOHNSTOWN, Pm, Jun. ...25.——Two ably, domorc good slidimaks one tool Kennedy‘s Laxative Cough Syrup in.
hands. of pol-soul; are behind every children. John Muchnh ngod thrcc bottcr than any “other lnxa‘tlvo." variably indOrso ii. Contains Honey
and Tar. aw?” in the National
Del, says: "I suffered for year-swim Mix yesterday completed his investi-
dyspepsia, used Jtophnvo grout distress gallon into the shooting of ilni‘ielo Pc-
dnd bowlchlllsn‘ I tri‘ed'cvcrything i trono hero lust, week and holds out--
could ‘Ehoiii‘ ot.‘but nothing helped mo toilo di lmciu. illomau arrested-tho
untill‘tdok‘Bruslllan’Balm,undone 50 duy utter tho crimo in Mcridcn. .llS
your. Gum-unload at. F. ii. mixtcr's, years and Min-y Muchnh. i’lvo yours old Glinrutltocd to cure billiousucss and
flow. Sold by
cont bottle cured me completely." tho slayer. 'i‘llo coronor also holds till. South Norwnlk. and 13-.1'A'i'm4tl's Nor: “wort: 'sutiocutctl during with» lust. coidstipstlon. 25c nt 11‘..ll. Baxter's, Pure’li'ooda'nlid“:
For sale by R.ll.Plaistod.i~‘. 11.3“. golo di liuciu_ tho ugod father at ,Cllov .wullt drug stores. 50c and 8100. Trial night as they lay in bed while their South Norwulit. sud ll. '1’. Wood's. Tho Ollltortl P at ncy‘aud Tho Bridge
tor sud The Cliflord Pharmacy ” todc. for aiding nud abetting the ori .. bottle ircc. “ mother was shop ing. Norwulh. drll pistol-cs. ‘ ‘ '“ Pharmacy. l “ 3-
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w; _ _ , ‘ brand your grocers name. ii In; docs liowtyil‘lavc fungus 1“ ‘ ~‘[
‘ , ‘ ‘ ‘ in return no "will send you IREE the now rmwfi Book-1— it’s worth‘haviugia '
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