. { If
ems FIRMNALS.
. Kane and Augustine Lono
an dsnly some time ago at. his
‘Eupcl'intendsnt 0. M. Shepard. of
Mflohsolldatsd road, accompanied by
' epord add his daughter. left
pride. where he will spend a'
«section. ,
‘_ r’Frank B. Brandegee is so
in Newboodon at 327.000 and
.his sister, Mrs. Zsiinski. at $35,-
. J. H. Kane and Ausgustine bon-
” of Hartford, left Sunday eve-
‘1 n a trip to Florida and Cuba.
Will be away three or four
' . other ;Woodrtli'f has appointed
' Frederick E. Snow, of Guilfoni. a
j" of the State Historical Muse
_, Ii'lh Guiifo to fill the vacancy
notified by th‘ Iresignation of the gov
” ernor from the board.
anew Casey. of New Haven, 3
.pmfldal‘ employed by John M. Too
, nay, died suddenly Friday at his room
his. Hotel Bronson. He was in his
room dewing o no button when the
' luminous cams and he was found with
the needle in his fingers.
{Mn and Mrs. Silas Chapman. Jr,.
and Edgar F, Burnham, of Hartford.
‘, linerleft for has Angeles, by way of
ew- Orleans. where they will attend
the Mardi Gras. Probably they will be
about about; five weeks and will visit
San Fr cisco before returning.
2
2 *Rev Francis Joseph Clerc, D. 1).,
' g arty thirty years rector of St.
Mdntly died at his home in that city
hp pg attained the ugeof about 85
‘ was a native of Hartford thes on
urent Clerc. who is still rem _
' red by many residents of. ‘
d‘thenelghborhood.) ’ "“‘ aford
Ointment “53, uioit relief and last-
Maire. annoy drive one wiidxboanls
Mares. ~ ifty cents at any drug
v 7 N OFFICIALS olsmsseo.
" N, Feb. 11.~—'l‘he Persian
of 'M. 'J. Nous, Minister of
and Poets, and of M. Priem,
the;,pli’lft' of‘the' people that
millions centinuing to sup-
., gaistrwhose conduct
on .01 their offices
have been made for
"m ASTORlA stylus
' *Yol‘lliuo Always Bought
. ,MUWForovsr
CON
oflicor. whose mutilated body was dis-
van. Saturday. in his private ihimself to the police station here on
’5 Church_ Philipsburg, Pa., who g
Itching} 1‘0““? is akin eruptions,
.menthas‘ dispensed with the.
in. consequence of representa- .
, +0“-
a
30 Years.
anus-used".
”ED TO KILLING MISS
LAKE.
ESSEN, Germany, Feb. 11.—-—The
mystery of the murder of Miss Made-
line Lake. daughter of a British army
advered at dusk October 1, last. inthe
city park, has been solved. Edward
Land. 20 years of age, surrendered
Baturday charging himself with being
the murdered of Miss Lake. He‘ in-
formed the police that he formerly
was employed by the Rhine-Weston»
lisn coal syndicate, and fled to feign,
Belguim. after the murder. ills con-
science tormented him and being with-
out money, Land returned to Essen,
determined to confess and take the
punishment for his crime.
Willie walled and Winnie wheeled.
while wintry winds Whined weirdly.
Willie wriggled while Winnie whoop-
ed wretchedly. Wisdom whispers,
vinter winds work whcesca Where
ore we write. “Use Kennedy’s Laxa-
ive Cough Syrup." Nothing else so
loOd. Sold by The Clifford Phnr~
nacrand The Bridge Pharmacy. ”
REPRESENTATAVE RIXEY FUNE-
AL.
WASHINGTON, Feb .11.-- A special
train bearing the body of the late Re
iresentatlve John F. Rixey, of Vir-
. supportibut even collected her wages
. adjourned in talking
amoonrosr. res, 11.——Almm
. . ,. ., he. tolled her to the
Woodman-intuitions. Hrs.
wife of Charles Millard. who redid“
2| Damon" appeared in any court ag-
ipst or usbsnd before Judge Nichol-
son, Saturday. Bouillon-dose fined ‘25
for assault. is nine dualism in a
suit for divor served upon him two
weeks snot while unoccupied n cell
at police mew-rm. ,
Mrs. Wlisrd alleges that she is
the mother of two snail children and
that her husband deserted her and
went to New Orleans some time ago.
He not only misled Notation for he!
at s‘. loosi‘factory, where she was em-
ployed. . . -
Because he did not wish her in go
to a bail. Hr. Robillsld ‘sllsges that.
her husband committed a brutal an
spoil. upon her. The attack was wit:
mused by a cousin and her mother,
the latter of whom fainted when she
saw her daughter struck down. ‘
Bobillardrausscked his wife's trunk
it is alleged. to find letters Which he
believed other men were writing to
her. He secured one such mlsslve bllt
Mrs Rooillsrd burned some others.
The letter was introduced in court.
hire. lboblllsl‘d said after court had"
. of the case:
"My husband islnsanely lesions and
i am afraid he will kill me yet: He
had already declared that he will
hang for me some day. i cannot help
it if someone else fails in love with
me and writes me letters. lie is fool-
ish if he does. My husband is madly
lesions of me. but i’m not in the least
Jealous of him."
‘MEN PAST sleY m DANGER.
More than half mankind over sixty
years of age suffer from kidney and
bladder disorders. usually enlargement
or prostrate gland. This is both psiaful
and dangerous, and Foley‘s Kidney
Care should be taken at the first sign
of danger. as it corrects irreguiaities
and has cured many old men of this
disease. Mr. Rodney Burnett, Rock
Port, Mo., writes: "I suffered with en-
larged prostrate gland and kidney trou~
bio for years and after taking two
bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure I feel
better than i have fortwanty years
although i am now 91 cars old. For
sale by The Clifford hsrmacy and
Plaisiad’s Drug Store. ”
MiLL‘S WORKING DOUBLE TlME.
YER. N. H. Feb. iii—For the our.
pose of aiding the the hundred em-
plbyes thrown out of work by the dots
traction of the No. 1 Mill by fire last
month, the Cocheco Manufacturing
Company today started to operate its
No. 2 and No. 3 mills on a double shift
plan. Two sets or employee will work
eight hours each the first relay going
on at 6 o'clock-and working until 2
o'clock, whenthe‘secoud batch come
periment proves a success the n
will be continued until theN
is: rebuilt. The company
try the plan on account
”“0" ““3 opersti .‘cthrown out of
mainland hecaus» utslde companies
were taking c r help out of the town.
zinia, who died in this city Saturday
left Washington today for Cplp‘ep
Va., where burial mill take p be
afternoon. Accompanying t ,
weer members of the late
man’s family, the commit!
Why
when you can use-
lized Witch Hazel
Nothing else so
' is stamped On each box. Said
The Clifford Pharmacy and Th
8
u
._.___.1..___._——. ,
NAUGATUOK YOUNG MAN AR-
RESTED
. .« NAUGATUCK, Feb. ll.——Charies
Wilson, twenty-three years old, was ur-
rested here yesterday on the charge
on seduction, the complainant being an
wick, N. J. Detective Oliver of that
place, came here this afternoon and
took Wilson back with him. Wilson
formerly lived there, but for some time
hits been working here in a factory.
All headaches go
When you grow wiser
And learnt to use
An “Early Riser."
ROBBED OF $25,000.
W
KODOL after your
’ $99
any.
from] Pharmacy and taining $3,500, but got away with the,
” balance.
eighteen year old girl in New Bruno-d
DeWitt's Little Early Risersasafe.
sure pills. The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy, as.
‘aw‘ ‘
MOSCOW, Feb. 11.-—A «messenger
Jumbo found to allord belonging to the government spirit de-
, oi relief. KODOL pot here while on his way to a bank
' ‘ the G180!!!“ today was held up by ion armed men
stswhst you eat. it is and robbed of 325.000. The highway-
80%"1191 plan; said men, in their flight dropped a bag-con-
' VALUABLI LESSON.
“is years ago. i learned a valuable
esson," writes John ”assent of Mag-
nolia, ind. “i then began taking Dr.
King's New LifePills, and the longer
1 take them the better i find them."
- They please everybody. Guaranteed
by F. H. Baxter, South Norwaik, and
E. P. Weed, Norwalk, druggists, 26's..
SHOT WIFE; WOUNDED HIMSELF.
CHICAGO, Feb. 11.——After writing
a letter saying he would make a final
effort at reconciliation with his wife,
could be with her in death. Anion J.
Wodica, a machinist. dangerously
wounded his wife and killed himself
last night. ‘
lA postscript to his letter says: “i
hope Thaw will be afree man before
long. i think he was justified in kil-
ling White. 1 wish his success." '
ONLY CURE FOR DYGPEPsIA.
Mrs. Franklin -Bush, of New Castle,
Del“ says: "i suffered‘for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
‘and belching. I tried every thing i
could hear of,th nothing helped me
until i took Brasilisnnalm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. ii. Plaisted, F. H.
Baxter andr'l'he Clifford Pharmacy. ”
, . . M . .
, M
seer seeufir Acouseo or LAR-
' c NY
NEW HAVEN. Fell. '11.——Gorman
Nickerson, who was acting as agent
for a beef concern. was arrested here
Saturday on a warrant from New York
l?
sold the horses‘fcrt-
cit wt h the‘ro‘ce
in return we will senil .99.,FKEE the new 9% Bohkeklt's
cementum-costar 00.. are... 107me st. New run: City.‘
Mary “billiard. young and attractive , "
in the Wat Ind, and formerly lived ‘
,on and stay until 10 o'clock. If the ex-‘l,
and falling, kill her and himself, so he‘ .
charging him with grand larceny. Wil-
liam Dickey. of New York. the well.
known horse dealer, charges that he
laced ten horses in a stable formerly
kept by Nickel-son andthac Nickel-son
$3,000 and left the
s .. . .
Makes Delicious Mould ‘
Delusions Lemon all.
ASK Your Grocer For EM”
Better than told-helm
cod liver oil emulsions
00mm“ V ‘w' for ~
7 , rundown persons.
sud sficr sickness, cows.
coughs. ethnic and all
ihrostend n-oublcs.
.rryn cane: imbue.
rue wimiw’mausov.
-..- .ns ..... .n.
inclination is .
lilE tselsuluss
Tsisi ls Qolfililcrsbly ,Lsss
Tilsn lhglgpihdhs Session
We Vest-ups". ,
...... -....,,.... . m-.. ...
HARTFORD“ Fellii‘il‘fi'All estimate l
ofttho number 9f ‘Rurcs which have
been introduced i lathe general as-
sembly this session is about 1,700,
which is a total considerably less than
that of two years‘ ago. Up. to the op-
ening session Thursday approximately
one thousand measures had been in-
troducel and had been entered upon
the Journals of both branches, as ful-
lows. ' l‘ 3“ ’
House bills, 158'; behate'bills, 127
house Joint resolutions. 200; senate
Joint resolutions 109: house petitions.
128 and senate'petitions. iii. During
the session on Thursday about six
hundred documents reached the desks
of the clerks in the two branches.
Judiciary Confront» Loaded.
Most of the committees are well
loaded up with bushland, the Judiciary
as usual having t , heaviest burdom
with almost 300 presume from
nominations for Judgeshin and other
court officers... it ft to the Judiciary
the committee ihcorporations ‘31::
about 150 measures befor'oy’. A
‘rough estimate of.- e “5‘9, of bills
etc.intheha‘t '
1” follow It‘ll .' tillnittee clerks,
detect, 0; contiguous: health
and safety 06; ball : insu’htnce 25:
cities and boroughs 100: educational
37.; fisheries and ms, 111; military
affairs autumnal? finance 6‘1: roads
and bridges 28. " roads'lOi; humane
institutions 17; appropriations 47:
forfeited rights 19: agriculture 29 and
the lesser committebs each have a
few
I‘ll
Petitions are Many.
There are .aboutiiio petitions)»er the
appointment of a female deputy fac-
tory inspector about 85. petitions for
dog legislation and about a score ask-
ing for new; legislation on‘the deer
nuisance. ,'
Should some of the committees dc-
clde to group measures which lire ldv
critical in their subject matter 'and
hold a general hearing on‘these mat~
tors. flllly one-fourth of the business
on' hand will be disposed of with
dispatch. ,
Something after, this plan will be
followed as it already understood that
the Judiciary committee will draw up
a trial by‘Jury measure in place of
the dozen or more petitions sent in.
HUNTiNG son mounts.
"I’ve lived in lifornia 20 years,
cuts sprains or a case of piles that
Bucklen's Arnicn Salve won’tiquickly
cure" Writes Charles Wailers, of Alleg-
h ny, Sierra Co. No use hunting, Mr.
and E. P. Weed, 'NOrvIalk, druggists‘.
25c. ' “
JAPANESE iMMIGRANTs LANDED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1'1‘.—-—Two
hundred Japanese, immigrants labor.
ers arrived yesterday on the steamer
Siberia. All, except one. ware-permit-
ted to land. The man rejected was
suffering from tracsomu. _
~ ‘ M. POHIEDONOOTEBEFP iLL.
or. Pmnneatmo, rep; n.—M.
VPobiedoncsicff, th liekaprocurator-gena-
"mi of the Holy film. , is confined to
his bed by'ian‘nttac‘k; of influenza,
which arouses some, apprehension! ow-
in to his extreme as.
fps Olson! MAI-II.
Send your“ ‘ ,Mt'dfifiumfi
“ 5W,“ criminal ozionlel commit.
’ section of the country the proportione-
and am still huntl g for trouble in the ' '
way of burns, so‘res, wounds, boils: '
lters; it cures every case. Guarani-r .
sell by F. ii. Baxter,'80uth Norwalk,‘ .‘ .
; w u ' ' V ,
arts sol ism Still
Working in Bridgeport
For the purpose of ascertaining the
M in which arlcsts halls been made
in this country during the wear of
1906. Horace Cole, an investigator, in
the employ of the department of (1113'
stereo and labor at Washington is busi-
ly engaged in Bridgeport. this week.
Mr. Cole has already tabulated statis-
tics showing the number of divorces
granted in this country during the past -
twenty years. as told before in these
columns.
After Major grim“.
His ohJect'now is to tnbuiste the
number of offenses known to his (itL
partment as "major crimes." and
which come under the head of thefts -
burglaries. etc. He will investigate
the records of all the courts in the
country higher than the Justice courts.
”These will be the city courts in Brid-
‘geport, Danbury. South Norwsik. Stam-
ford. the borough court in Greenwich
and the town court in Huntington.
Next Come! Coroner's Office.
Following.this investigation the
agent will learn from the records in
the coroner‘s oilice the number of said
aides and homicides committed in the
county during 190a. The tobJoct'ef
the investigation is to learn from this ,
ate increase in crime, its causes. also-
it will probably be several weeks ls»
tore the investigation is completed.
The investigator will then take lip
marriages. ascertain the number per-
formed in a certain period of years,
the relative proportion of inter—marria'
gas and what effect intermarriages
have on the divorce question.
PAY FOR C. N. 6. MIN.
Compensation Suggested For Atten-
dance at Drill.
A measure seeking to fix the com-
pensation of members of the National
Guard for attendance a drills has
been introduced by Representative 1“.
P. Lstimer, of Gretna by request. The
measure will in all probability.be re»
placed with a substitute bill. the one
now introduced anti referred to the
committee on military ah‘airs, being
prepared at the lastmlnute.
TURKISH OFFICIAL? SUSPlClOUO
bonsranrrmorm. Feb. ll—The
recent mysteriously sudden death of
Vibe-Admiral Haiti I? ha is occasion-
ing much comment. '
*apppinted-by" imperial irads, chsi
at! in: ipmmliission which is to
. e s as p Assam-
iniFrnncc and launc 3% (built
in 1870) after
her modernisati
the Germsnis 8’ and resrmament at
‘ orks. Keil. Three days
inter an official visited Hairl Pasha
and said it was desired to cancel the
irade. The admiral, however. refused
iocomply, and four hours lsiorhe was
dead. .Al. the timeof his death Hairs
Pasha was about sixty years old and
apparently had been enjoying the best
of health.
memo panacea now on
WHEAT. «
CITY OF MEXICO. Feb. ll.-—Fear-
ing a wheat famine in the country in
consequence of the poor crops, the fin-
ance department has considerably de-
creased the custom house duties on
wheat imported from the United Sta.
tea. The duty that wheat will have to
pay from Feb. 15 to June 123 Will be
$1.60 for 100 kilograms.
inc-
OFENING RUSOIQ: CUSTOM HOUS-
NEW CHWANG. Feb .il.—-M. Keno-
vaioff, Russian commissioner of cus-
toms has gone to Harbin to arrange
for the opening of custom houses along
the Russian frontier at once. The Ja-
panese are sold to be causing a delay
ill the collection of customs at Lalny
until the port of New Chwang is open-
ed in order to save dutyon shipments
by Japanese. . »
‘. NEIL use: fills, tint-H...
The criminal superior court . will
trial. the most important of which is
a blacksmith. at a Breenwichhotol.
The filmy ostrich plumeslm 9a to
make complete the beast ”of thesiate‘
1906 trouseau coat the in ulgcnt faith»
« «mt
has lost bee _’”I
come in Tuesday. ,Fehmsryillils. There '
are a number‘of cases)» (coins up, for ‘
the case of the state’sgalnst limou-
therinc Neil. who is. char edwithtbe
murder other husband; oseph Nell, ‘
pack
1
Nurse
er, of the prospective bride is pretty
‘Ii 1‘ , '
ls-
i.
.. if he does" not have (3' H
Fine Dress Ginghams,
Dress Percaics,
Flue Batistes,
Anderson Madras, for gowns.
Mcrccrized Cottons.
The D M. Read.
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H
region‘s-r,"
.Al' ’ l' [I
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m 1357.
m,
l ..,,.,.,
Three Dabs Sale of ‘
Wash Goods Remnants
We offer the accumulation of Remnants left from this
season’s business. '
kinds are advancing in price. Next spring We shall pay
more than we have for many years for all wash dress
fabrics. . '
T hcsc Remnants arc onethinl under value.
A word to the wise. Cations. of all
At 50 it until. ‘
Light and dark Prints and Cotton Challis.
At 100 a hard.
French Cambrics,
Chambrays, plain, checked
and striped.
Dimities for summer gowns.
At no a was.
A‘coliection of fine French Otgandics.
I’ll like lla’rd. '
Cotton Suitings. Fine
At 250 a land.
'Cottou Poplins and Panamas, a limited number of
colors. '
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
‘ .W ash Goon -. Scetiou.
New Welleslell Baas. ..-
l.
The “Wellesley” is the favorite shopping’fiag, and with
good reason, for it is iin‘eto look at ,ep‘wbmiem and capac-
lOilS. These new bags are ginning
9d. and will dliihlllic.“”lliey open widely so that large
,agcs’can'he admitted. .
H." Prices soc, $1.00, Sass, sane and up.
. R... c...
. i
i
st calfskin, strongly sew-
Leathcr Goods? Seetion.
M
\ ,
1
me. SIMPLY SHAKE our Auo'roto AFTER museum‘s.
in
"OAMKNIT-ARY" WASH CLOTH 8 5c AND 100' EACH:
relies LE sv
' ‘ 1;le 71"
on F
titling. Rich Sauces,Crcamy Layer I Cal:
other Pie Fillings and litanyvouisr'oengns. .
All Flavors-10 to in this;packagc. ' ]
worth having! l
rating; . .
1,...
The showcase near the Main St. entrance has a display
of modlsh collars and other nrckwear that will be inter-
esting to the up-todatc girl. ‘
San-KNIT-ary
fiath Tovvehs. Face Tov‘vele,
_ and Wash Cloths. ‘
“OAN-KNIT-ARYJIB JU8T WHAT ITS NAME IMPLIEs—A BANJ-
TARY KNITTED (NOT wosz) Fannie, MADE or 7H: FINIBT st.
'Lscrso covrou YARNS—ON Aufsulnew new PnlNcll-Ls.
“SAN-KNlT-ARY" shame to scenic AND eAulTAnv m Till
snosossr sense on THE wosos.
I Jillifli
r
“SAN-KNlT-ARY” TOWELO DO NOT LIN l' AND REQUIRE NO IRON-
ussuumrr-Allv" rowsLs ARE MADE luvsnlcua'slua BANG-
mo m epics raou 10s To see. - g, V
our on m consonants-paces rmusesiseur raccoons.
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NJ lilo“
\ sournuonwanmclphu.
Telephone 446. . . . ‘0
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