:tthe's. 1.- HIAoAct-ia.
bassa’doi' '
. iltig from
on was not piesent and Sec?
1' presented the Ameii-
*1 mdjyt}. you L. Meyer ex: am-
to. Russia; C. W. Kohisaut',
conifmlésloner oi the James
pond Col. Millard Hun-
01“,,Wl’l0 delayed his.
in on i_- to be presented;
tiy" had a piivate audienceP
.11 Mr Meyér suits for
w on the Teutonic.
those i'gans.
cqnstipltion.
P nrmac'y.
1121a Pnouinonia. Bra:
Wt 11: up colds when:
out without exception.
11d 91. 00 bottles. The Clif-
,laisiotl's.
today. The town has
‘ti'oy ed in 1002.
_‘.“...—
lndlittle 0 or three years REXAIL Reme-
dies have become the most widely known and
trusted medicines in the \i'orltl~liavc scored the
biggest success intl1el1istor3' oithedi'u'rbusiness.
Why.
Benzttisc they' to 111 tdc of the purest (hurts——
but not that alum.
Because the most skilled pharmacists th..t can
be' eniplo3cd iii the them—41111 not that (ll/07!!-
Be'ca‘use they are. based on the prescriptions of
the most successiul physicians 111 the world —-but
not that alone.
Because 11113 represent the combined wisdom
and experience oi! over :1 thousand of the foic
are anew—«but not that alom'.
All these things have been indispensable.
' Tfiey CURE—thats why.
Evcry one of the three hundred REX/ll]
Rhinodies is a tested and proved success for the
particular ailment it is designed to cure-011.2 for
car/r Izmmm ill. lhc3 re not "Ctire-zills."
the formula of an3 one oi them if3ou want to
know it.
we can hold no any lliii‘idil. Remedy be-
fore you and honestly,“ ' '3'1’11 Mow what this
'is matie oi and all z-il10t.tit. l: ,l1:.3 cured thou-
sands. It ’13 ill cure 3"1. .012." reputation, the pos—
session of 3onr good will. 1:;111'3'lit1lc business
givingsatisfaction to 30.11 ”
lsut’ that what you want to buy. rather iii in the
art l8? which you can hold no one in «.iuht re-
' 'g'gble? 9
unto you undue 11ng you Iii lgovc it.“
w 1:}. ‘. .1
. list
.3011 students“ AND 3th
rise Drlno Laxative Fruit Synlp. it
amorous the stomoch, Ildfl‘ digestion' .orc
““3 3”“ 33 3 gentle “"3313” 0“ “‘3- -if Foley's Honey and Tar (oils to cure
liver 11 d bowels without lrritating'
Orino lAaxtive Fruit your cough or cold. It stops the caught.
Syrup cures bliiousaess and habitual',
Does not nauseate or: -co
e and is mild and pleasant to (.0
t e. Remember the name ORINO
and retuse to accept any substitute. Rotate substitut
“3'3 m“! 3‘0” and T33 01‘3"“ Store, and the Cllllord. Pharmacy. ‘
EARTH SHOCKS IN SHEMAKHIN.
SHEMAKHIN, Tiniiscaticasla. li‘eb.I
i9.-Slight earth shocks were felt here final Parliament elect '1111 are taking
irequently place today in nearly; the provinces
been visited by earthquakes. the en- of European Russia and in the ten
tire Mohammedan quarter being des- great cities which. send a majority of
“CW—o. c ...
What ssxsu. Hes suite?
lliu ii the tilu
1.:11 huh. and
1:1 11 :ipby :lwiii.
llf'xzi bila-
lit‘l 1 1"- nod) 1.1.111 the uslir "noun
lilt"~_ mites.
'Ilr' IrulI I trophoipbsieasre the pics!
I I all
I 1:11- id coloi and thereinbinedllk hold!
‘ most remil druggis‘ts in this country. of whiéli'we
hid it connection hith Midi
i'ihi ll is [will 11' rniit‘ldnl and but
a mitibinatlot ‘13 lor med whiclhot‘i were“;
(In 111 s the get IIM which rob ilIIlIIlI‘
i' 5' mi
health. con iiii'vn of the sen inwbhltpflc
1': irsihe
MM“)?
storing 1b.- 11:11 go ii-t rising-pl co
ir-lumolcon'
Not patent medicines,eithL'r-—r.'e'll tell 3011' ”WWW “'W‘QW’W‘NW'M'
with alroliol ..»; a stinutlant.
1111111 ntisctltc 1511‘.
troubleshoot. diode). i‘crhotlle, not.
liaii' Its\=vtltil(.l01 lc1.i
niidiioiio oltbs 911111;,
existepce depends on this 131313.. XLL ltetnedy'
infirlplag, hill to luste—
"P". not laxative and nth-attic (norm
bit rll.
'3. ‘ ' . .. is on cum on A s . .
11111. area rotten tie dust-cutout to em ' tlsitt ‘
It em Minoan 'b‘iblt and got your merry. it belongs
We in
”star
the town and had held .overy odioe
1 thin its gilt. lie was a friend to the
two-.1110 needy. and 1.1111an were,
. is "0‘5th of any sort and there are
' scores at people who will renomber
him with feelings or gratitude.
llr. Davis was 3 active at Water-
for,d and was 69 ions of age. In
early manhood he engaged in the [rev
oery business and later as the pro.
p‘rietor of the Nlontltl Granite and
Monumental works. which be con-
ducted with marked success until
forced by ill health to retire tram bus
trusts a your or two ago. There Is
15111111er 11 cemetery within a radius or
titty miles that does not contain 11
product from his shop.
Mr. Davis was a poet. grand master
at the (Ii-sad lodge of 'Odd Follow: 0:
Connecticut and was one of the best-
was elected pipsident of the Odd Fel-
lows homo, a Groton in 1908. and
held the also three years. During
his term of oflce the large dormitory
containing thirty-three sleeping rooms,
smoking and reception rooms and 11
large ball was erected which enabled
the institution to girovlde necessary
number of members who desired
take ndvsntnge of the home provided
by the order in this Jurisdiction. Mr.
Davis was elected grand master or the
Grand lodge in 1904 uni president at
the session hold in Hortiord to “113,10
1905..“ this session he was elected
grsad tepresentstive to the Sovereign
Ginnd lodge for the (aim of two years
and attended the Philadelphia session
in September of that year. His ill-
ness last September prevented his nt-
teadunee at the Toronto session and
he. maigned the position in August, in
order that the executive council could
select his successor and the state be
represented. He was a charter mom
ber of Niantic lodge No. 17 and took
11 deep interest In its welfare. He was
rilso a member of Orion Encampment
of New [nation and the Rebekah lodge
of that no.
At: 8.0
This is to certify that all druggists
authorised to refund your money
heals the lungs and protests serious
cults from a cold. Cures In grippe
reExit and prevents pneumonia and
sumptlon. Contains ‘ao opiates'
lane yellow package.
Til lie genuine ll
111.11.11.11 Drug
scams PAdLIAMtNr ELEC-
r10.
s'r. number: 30.31.11: 19. -—'I‘he
the members in the Parliamean
A ’ wniihcz‘m famous REY/ALL
RL ..td‘ics one 101‘ each human iii,
are:
t’Si . 'IilLiO—~ WWW tum
i ..\11» 111mm isl‘. liairiso’toa-
d it‘l‘lllhl‘l cliietiy oi tree
lumpiistss, iron Pyro-
l i.- tumult ll 'ulls‘ r-itldsremedyon
' -i.i.11;1al it supplies nggspho
llL‘lI‘O tells i'1 a con lilon i|n
'.ii it can be immediately and daily
pint s actual nerve line-
(1.. .tie 0.143 (1! "11311153!
their-- additions to this br
int- and 11111: .milourbl
3‘93‘
we: ‘tiiilitetl limit of Iron which git.
tyu I.'iiiL' hate :1 topic: etioct on ol-
most all the “nations of i. e
iii: ti ',.l .‘n‘l a bot tie.
1111111. 95111111111111: ' .
'J'. .1- (onions llcmll “93" llfifl'ouicl.
t .1111. and III tliiel oi Resorcui
that .1111! lelilcnllllll
list will is one oi the latest and must
that \'L'L{ttllil'_l‘1llkll’5 disrmoredb y ”#613:
”MIC.
ri: 11911:. I1 it creates it clean
tt-iclo uncut oi'- l ow germs:
l’ hiccrpin is :3'3 ellkno s'u
brawbm
as been due ica
‘,lid 3 combination of turntlves inland
riects the
y ior bis 1' and
31,—...
racial.” m
willows. ‘
." uni. "'" ‘33:“ new '11.:
vr 33' on o rv
itglis'i' mom. ‘xir oi the Refilliamilpu
i‘durliet burn all the \Irtnoa
1- 1 11
M ' qt“ tram laxatives
1nd rathniilc ioatlyk 111mm Mum: '
111ml ssuaailnatlcycmii «’3 '
11' 19- ‘2! Mt“ nalum! lotion-
"frills“ clv immedi-
ntA' t Lilli! trove in you that they".
lllc.sbo!toit-t'rlvc;"2'ic:‘nl1oxolu.
gunmen
road are
is 2.
. ante
Ho
residents of eastern Connecticut. For.
years he was one of the lending men at on a" mum and MW" 0"
known Odd Fellows ln-the state. He
‘_ Rita mum. and tomor
Dwell
remand to construct
a branch line between Port Chester
tho
northwest.
In the earl 10's this mad was in-
corporated ih line surveyed and the
structlon of the line has been' agitst
ed and numemus surveys have been
made over the old i'oiite or on a line
strictly parallel to It.,
During this long interval. however.
them has been a great increase in
population in the territory sought to
be penetrated. and the volume or bust.
ness between New , ork, Pittsbut'g.
Leon! and the Berlin shas tact-ens
ad more than a huntfihfld.
The demands Dir" present Ilnc.
therefore have been so great. as to
cause an inefficient and unsatisfac-
tory service until it has reached a
point where the railroad corpomtiono
is compelled to seek relief and again
the Port Chester and Dshbury road
has come tinder serious considers-
tints
A year ago it was thought much
time could be saved If only part of the
old Ridgeileid and Port Chester road
was built upon. and it new survey was
had bringing the proposed new routé
accommodations for the increasingpomh to the head at the harbor at
G
mowicb.
Since this surrey was completed.
lotions objectionahaw' been raised
by property owners in that locality
against the construction of the line
this terminal point. In other
words the residents or the 30
Greenwich do not. want the rail d.-
on the other hand the people of
Port Chester would be gratified? to
have the line terminate here.‘
And further. they believe it would
be to the advantage cfglobe New York
New Haven and Hart rd Railroad
Company to have the southern terml
ital ot the proposed route at Port
Chester.‘
Under these conditions the line
would tap it territory adjacent to Port
Chester capable oi providing,sccom~
modstlons for a population one band
ml per cent greater than it Is at
present. it would also gilte to the
railroad company advantages of the
tirst order for t e accommodation ot
its tradic and wb ever .iex’pattslcn
might follow the co struclion' of the
”no
It seems to us, therefore. that the
time Is ripe for some public action to
be taken In the mater in order to on-
list tiis Interests oft he railroad ou-
thorlties In this immediate territory.
Port Chester will litiridoubtndly be
the objective point of the express sys
tem on the New York; New Haven
and Hartford Ransom .
line ruining direct to u .dndtli a
territory beyond a vast on could
be brought within an hour’ s ride of the
city ol New York. In a word it could
be all Included within what has been
happily and appropriately termed the
Metropolitan Zone, which has been
growing in populationI 'ith leaps and
bounds the past five ye 1's and its 1110
mentum has not yet reached its maxi
mum.
The tutu edicts ter-
rltory is lit gitt rme dreltms
of the most sanguine. node the more
rapid we acquire iaiiwoy iaciltes
eihor‘ steam or electric, the greater
will be this growth.
NO was: ourmc'iloa MiLi'riA.
.—_——
State Will Not Pay men of the
. N. G. to Ja tourist
There has bee con table inter!
among all the goal lofllnclndgd
in the National Guard over a possibil-
ity that they might his selected and
sent to Jamestown next summer to
represent. the Connecticut militia at
the exposition. The local com Isles
of infantry have been no excepto on to
this annioty to know “I they might be
selected for the trip at the state’s eX<
pause and few of the members would
have regretted taking the time oil
for such a trip.
It has been iiiiodlclully announced
that tlie- odlcials have decided not to
send any orgnnlzation‘ to Jamestown
at.thc. state‘s expense though an'
company, regiment or assocliitionoi
companies Will be allowed to go to
Jamestown at its own'expense and at
n1 time which will notl interfere with
the annual camp or other duties.
This division will bring some regret
doubtless, but there may be some of
the more opulent organisations of the
National Guard which will decide to
go at their own expense. These will
probnbly not include local 'guardsmen.
however.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
JAMirs Knuunnr;
A most favorable reception was no
corded James Kennedy, the slnglnl
comedian at his 11131 51 1r
tisiic manner. The supponhi cum-
{all balanced. The scenery was most
apt-optima and the permanence well
ed and presented in every detail
During the action of the play. Mr.
Kennedy rendered govern] pleasing so
and Ferris dancers; .who . intro-
1‘duced something new in that line. and
Willar Dyer in iliiist t'ated songs and
moving pictures. T ight. the com-
play will present way Women Bate
Whineti: tomorrow at moon, Crystal
uA'r BTRiMMEIigl nAnAAn.
The Sick Benefit Sodomy-,1: tho Hit
Trimmers’ Union. wil' gives bosom
on next Friday. Satur y and Monday
nights inlaed Mott's Hull. There will
be a swim of attractions, and man
handsome articles on sale. Tilers wii
be an entertainment 11: night. and
the committee of 1.11%
sparing no pains to malts the silolr 11‘
success.
Just as your gloves wgli either match
your costume or the coor In th
thing, so will your hot. it. in It “It
one oi- the other. 11
m tlia New 7
M Rdll- "
Mil-at traction than I
but. it failed of (hill; .wi '
intervals since. however). the con-
0' man be a crime not to do so. It
with this [,1
Hoyt's Theatre. last night. The bill .
was Larry From lreland. with Mr. ,1
Kennedy in the title role, which he :
handled in an edective and most on 2
puny. was exceptionally strong and 2
lectlons and between acts high-class s‘
specialties were introduced by Lushlu»
w night. “out. -
genteel: are ii
(”111- '
ll l
‘ireiusdous Popularity of tile
“Vegetabs Prescription”
fortiis Relietcf. Kiti-
nev Trouble?
That the readers of this paper 1111-
pi'eciaic advice when given In good
faith is plainly demonstrated by the
fact that one well-known local phar-
macy filled the "vegetable prescrip.
tiou" many times within the past two
weeks. Most of these folks nat-
uiaily bought the ingredients only
and mixed them at home. The 1111-
nouncement of this simplé, harmless
mixture has certainly accomplished
much in reducing the great many
cases of kidney complaint and rheu-
matism here. relieving pain and mis-
ery, especially among the older popu.
lstion, who are always suffering more
or less with bladder and urinary trou
bles backache and particularly rheu-
matism. ,
Another wellJtnowii drugglst asks
us to continue the announcement 01
the prescription. It is doing so much
mi good hone. he continues. that it
“can not be repeated too often. and
further states many cases of remark-
able- cures wrought.
The following is the prescription of
vegetable ingredients. making a bum-
less, inexpensive compound. which any
person tutu prepare by shaking well in
a. bottle: Fluid Extract Dandelion,
onehaii‘ ounce; Compound Kargon, one
ounce; Compound Syrup 81111111111111.
three ounces. Any mil-class drug
store will sell this small amount of
each ingredient, and the dose for
adults is one tesspoonfui to be taken
otter each meal and again at bedtime.
There Is enough here to last for one
week if taken according to directions.
(“loud results will be apparent from the
rst
DISSATISFACTION IN JAPAN.
Full Text of President Roosevelt'- Ex-
clusion Act Not Liked.
'I‘OKIO. Feb. ib.———The oillclul chi
of President Roosevelt's amendment
of] the exclusion: bill hamboen publish-
its expected, it has created the
nongcst dissatisfaction among the
interested parties. although the mom-
,ments of proceduie have not yet as-
ruined a definite shape.
The Japanese residents of the Ho-
wallsn islands have telegraphed Preslx
dent Roosevelt and the Hayrsilan rep-
resentatives in the House indicating
the seriousness of the injury which
will be caused to their rights and in-
terests by this legislation. The leaders
:1! opinion bets are aware however,
that under the circumstances the only
«iterative Isi'te‘ calmly resigh' theih‘
telves to the sitaution. hoping that
the govetnment can ariange with the
American nuhorities to reduce the sac-
rifice in the interest oi Japanese emi-
grants to a minimum
They regret the new law lest the
San Francisco people glory! in their
access should assume: an o rbearing
ttitude.
News ‘01 this kind would only tend
tm injure Japanese susceptibilities
which President Roosevelt has been
especially careful to staid.
'COL. IRONS GOES To TOKIO.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l9~Announco
mont was made today that Lieutenant
Colonel James A. Imus. Fourteenth In-
fantry has been selected as the mlli~
tnry attache of the American embassy
at 1‘0ho to succeed Captain John J
Pershing promoted to be brigadier
general itiid now commanding Edrt
McKinley. Colonel Irons at proiw'nt' 1
is stationed at V1111 Couver barraélis.‘
Washington.
From People Cured by Di‘ ”Will
Kennedy 1 Favorite
ltioan WM
bodwouic‘mto to‘
of the W 'Iflot 0M:
tribe “mm 114 hoard: :Slill
floretswill boglsd tokmdliot IIiol -
‘great medicine can bo'hs'd ‘
«SH
$11111. mites. whileain'r m «new
solo
”3‘03“"me
Hilllllllfl
' . board of registration for civil e gt:
" :alI‘ 12:0! dilemma-met more tb'hiii
2 all 9!. citiaes‘o ”of Connecticut for at
The D M Read Co.
Width“ 1857.
New Embroideries g
for Woists and Game.
Among,r 1111 latest unit .115 at the limbroidcry Section
are some beautiful All- -03 crs {01 waists. Ircsh from their
tissue paper wrappings the daintiest of patients, they are a
most attractiie sight. For 33 hints for frontings, or guiinpes
to wear with Jumper frocks. Special at 651: I yard.
Novelties for frontings in waists or panels iii skirts,
from $1.00 to $2. _75. a yard. ' . -
l louncings iii eyelet and laid work at 33c 11 yard
School Handkerchiefs, 5 size.
Good siZe, plain ltemstitched with medium items, and
small letter 111 the corner. Special at 5c. -. .
Chm. I 'lme' ,,- ‘1'.
English Porcelain steel: parser-n to close out.
This is :1 Landscape 5st. in dark grabs. the shapes of ‘
the dishes very graceful and pleasing. l‘lt'e reduc'tiod's”
marked.
Butter Dishes, were 75c ,nowsbcf
' Bowls, were 15c now II is.
Platters, were $1.25 . now 831:. .
Platters, were 95c now 53c.
Covered Dishes. were $1.25 now 751:.
Covered Cake Plates, were $1.00 now 611:.
Fruit Saucers. were 75c now 521: a 602.
Dessert Plates,
were $1. 25 150w 83c :1 do;
’l‘ca Plates,
were $1. so now 971; . dOz.
Soup Plates were :51. 75 now $1.13 a doz.
_I'gg Cups were $1. 50 now $1.05 a doz. '
Special 111 Salad Bowls. Decorated and trimmed with
gold. soc, worth 751'
Most and Vegetable Boards
Thesa ceiivcnicnt Beards which are of such desistan‘ce
to the cook are made" I the most admirable way. They arc
of hard wood, with 5&3152 mortised iii either end so there
is no danger oi warping The corners are capped with pickle
and underneath are hard rubber tips to prevent scratching
and to render all operations noiseless as possible. Side
12 x 20 inches. 450 each.
|_ ., I
TheD M Read CO
WE HAVE JUST; RICEIVED THE FIRST INSTALLMIENTIOE OUR
SPRING STOCK OF LADIES' SHIRT WANTS, AND JUST IN “ME
FOR YOU TO MAKE A SELECTION FOR WEAR ON THE HOLlDAV
'THIS WEEK.
WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND LOOK THEM OVER, EVEN IF YOU
DO NOT CARE TO PURCHASE YET YOU WILL FIND THEM ON THE
CENTER COUNTER IN THE REAR OF THE STORE.
‘ HAVE MADE MARK' 'DOWN PRICES ON THE STOCK WE HAD AND
" JAE THESE ARE ALL OF HECENT PURCHASE. THE STYLES DIFFIR
OUT LITTLE FROMLTHE. NEW'ONES.
ClVlL ENGINEER CJLL.
also. "' ‘ €59.31 ..
h . Ab bill has recently been introduced ' 'Kl C" 10 . .
I into the suite legislature which pro- 3’1' PM :1" , 1, 11-41111:
Vldbs tor the establishment of a to [infiltration 1511113114 erot Kuro-
93m“ 8 him"? of Most Emerson
nodrlag anti surveying in this stunt . , here.
Th‘ measure. which -is- -'A step in the 2
I} elliecslou p rides tor a state
do n andrexnmlnatio'ii' 3"
myeloy'scohi
rod ‘wh'om shall be from the battle I
pp] tidal party. The Boot-d must con:-
an
ir totlio Dr. We
'atiou.to
W
.11."...
I'- “III OI
" 1.3“"..l3‘i‘1' is.
the”.
.. l ‘ t five years 32:11:11.1.“ who 11m
. 35st Act til-Ivgaiydn rsctlco 015 "ch: . ,
uglo't civl engineering” or duty {hg ,‘lflo at W03
.9“; is during that pounds-AN” ‘1 'i'“ ll' 1" .1“!de MI
llsdinm, been decided upon.
" “ t'lrt."‘lV,lliiowai
. while wintrygflwin.
= Willie wri lo w "
. we wrote '
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