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WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY 8EN~
. TINEL.
The Sentinel will be issued as a‘
morning paper on Friday, Washing-
fan's, Birthday. Advertisers adoring.
changes for that day cum furnish
my early Thursday afternoon. News
items. with. should reach” the office of
, publication" early in the evening. '
The sleighlng is still good on most
of the roads out in the country.
Miss Ethel Parmelce'spsnt Sunday
with her aunt, Miss Nellie Parmclee.
and her cousin, Judge Ives, in Don-
bury. A " ‘ O
Hey. Mr. Sands, formerly, pastor of
the A. M. E. Church, in Norwalk, has
been spending a few days in town, and
will assist tonight at the class meet-
ing in the East Avenue Church.
w
HUNTING FOR TROUBLE.
."I've lived in California 20 years,
and am still" hunting for trouble in the
way of.bnrns, sores,» wounds. boils.
cuts sprains or a case of lies that
Bucklen's‘ 'Arflica Salve wo 't quickly
cutie" writes Charles Walters, of Alleg-
‘10 on old
09!! be colored 5. f“ ,
mun“ 3‘”, of 'i m . has" 3, "ingdt the‘Cou nMai‘Cilurch. His
The walks under the railroad bridge
have during the past few days been
dangerously slippery, covered as they
are with ice from the snow melting in
the}; bridge work andlrullnlng down
«cliff-scam: on the ground.
'«I -"
wns'ron.
horse.
Joseph Rowland has secured a
position in Bridgeport. ‘
'hdrs. Louise Coley has returned
from a visit in Bridgeport.
Douglas Williams was home from
- Bridgeport over Sunday.
Katherine Beers has been entertain-
~ lag Miss Jennie Ferris, of Bouthport.
M
Mr. Comstock. of Chestnut Hill, lost
a horse last week with glandcrs.
day guest at her home in South Wlb
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Burrltt
spent two days last week with out-of-
town friends.
Messrs. Wogemdn. Smith and Freed-
.well have finished horevsting a large
and. tine ice crop. . »
Miss Goodsell. of South ,Norwalk,
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C..E. ifstchen.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schmidt. of
Bridgeport, have visimd Mr. and Mrs.
J. Merwln Beers. and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Beers.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram McConkey
visited Mrs. McConkey's slated, ' Mrs.
Elmer Treadwell, and family, in Beth-
el. last week. ~
The Evening ‘Whist Club met with
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Patcllen last
week. Prices were won by Miss Clara
Banks, Mrs. George Sherwood and ‘
i‘rnnk Marvin. ‘ '
Frank C. Fitch severed two fingers
I'm” 5‘9"“ ‘00. N0 “‘9 bunting. Mr. of his right hand while sawing wood
While"; it cures every (2 c. Guarant-
eedvb iv‘. H..Baxter, Sou h Norwalk,
:3“ . PmWeed, Nurwalk, druggistzl.
c. ' "
ROWAYTON. ’
,OIiver Clark has recovered from hsi
recent illness.
Warren B. Gager spent Sunday with
friends in South, NorWalk.
Mrs. H. W. Benton, of South .‘or-
walk, spent Thursday with Mrs. C.
W. Stevens, of this place.
-—-
titre. Gem-Fm? Stevens spent Friday
with Mrs. Samuel M. Sterensyof Fair-
fleld avenue; south Norwalk.
ira E. Petty, baggage master at the
South Norwalk railroad stations. has
bountill at 'hlsresidcnce in Raymond
stree ‘ ,
--“Ainong the Breakers," by the.
ROWaytlpn Hose 00., at their hall,
February 22 and 23. .- '
Miss Minerva Carpenter, who has
been staying. at the hotel owned by
George W. Stevens, of McKinley
street, for the past month, has gone
to’ her new home‘ inHRnymond street.
The quiet of Rowayton was broken
yesterday afternoon bit-the clanging
of? the fire bells, and'soon Chief Ell-'
glneer George W..,Sievens and his
valiant followers came running toWnrd
the shoe repairing“ establishment in
Mliry A. Vincent's building, in Main
street. It appearsthnt a new tenant
won just taking possession of the
promises, ‘h‘n'vin
the building. "sin "some manner the
will puller mid-other material caught
ha, and for '0. fewmlnutes there was
allively blaze. the interior being filled
, it flames. and smoke, After some
mittutes' work on the panel the fire-
mm the fire was extinguished. ‘
\
flgga‘nimwhich
‘i ’ I"
" thedige‘sflfimmive
mun! ’0! 1.2:.“ m qr
. " .. to gimp;
1' .: 'SoI-‘m. “1 inn-l,‘ r cu
of” 'u. 100. matinntmfil
a visitor in this'towu yesterday.
Dr. and. Mriiz' Nolleon 41rd the. par-
ents of a.-gl,rl.~born Mew daysvago. -
. .7“. H." i W" '__‘Lh_.__.‘ ,6} '1.
Drllfiiytjsiiiilnan» continiiias to re-
main mucous-nil at his iioiii'e .
Wanna-and HiramiB. Taylor
hav‘b‘die‘e‘n summoned:_ to do jury duty
In .3quth - .
, Ifitmilts Arthur Wood are the
parents, of, agirl Mother and child are
ddiiik Mildly.“ 1
W
iii-“C: and ‘ iii-s ~illrtlds’cilrey. of Token-
vell from Darieu,
and was using small store to heat
I
unload lilo
IgllIcrr'but irritate.
will.
mt
chimes sup "'Nosorou.
WBTflstmT-o-f Normality wail
with his gasoline engine, on Saturday.
Dr. Frank Gorbam dressed the in-
jured members, and has hopes of sav-
ing one, which adhered by the skin
alone. .
Linsley Corns Went to Cannon on
Friday ovening,‘ and took a merry
party sleighlng to South Norwnlk.
Among the party were Mrs. A. I..
Hubbard. Miss Olive Hubbard. Miss
Josephine Hurlbu‘tt,‘ Nelson lillrlblltt.
Mrs. C. T. Gregory. Ralph Cregorv,
lilies ilcbecca Moody, Miss Amelia
Meyers. Miss Henrietta Sacknlnn.
’“ws‘s'rpon'r.
“ .J.——.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
William Burlbutt. '
friends.
.IIOOD.
Elwood.
Miss Jane Millsled the c. E. f...
afternoon.
rooms Wednesday evening.
over the‘end'of the week.
.—..
are living out of town, last week, .
butt. .-
more. . ;
‘ W’—
friends.
the spring. .
Wright street. . ,
Newburg, N. Y. -
lewrdrerltitél‘ml‘mnd‘asrents of a boy returned home. ‘ "
.boraiwitllinthc past few days.
’ ‘i '5 W .
.25 3M.
firi‘ 1”
y to." {Jib l. Wit It
inediettotlf‘ocmain in the
intramuscular to Mrs.
, e.d§l.fl,':i‘onngp1nnd Mag-
a
child,‘in the some; Lu? ll
it; church.
.t ‘:'
F. E. Iiurritt has purchased a fine
Miss Mabel Post was an over-Sum
has been- the guest of her aunt and ‘
. employed by the Standard Oil Com-
Mies Louise Sherwood is visiting in
Southport, the guest of Mrs. Roscoe.
,Mrs. John Rippe. of Norwalk, spent
the end of last week here wilil
; The Mary A. Wilkins Club will meet
at Christ Church parsonage this after-
Relntivcs from New York were over
Sundny‘ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
CIer in the Films church yesterday
, The Westport Grunge will entertain
the Fnlrfleld I’omono Grange at their
4
Friends from New York have been
guests at the home of George Darrow
Rev: Mr. McKenzie made his yearly ‘
visits to members of his parish whol Elwood Emilio“ re ln'eparingplans
'Mlss Molly Mellier of New vorlc, Dmheifiliw, ““Ahe’recen‘tlysmirchasec
was an over Sunday guest of her The house WI ,,..be ‘I
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hurl- construction Midi
Rev. Ellis E Dean, who has been The third in. thugcourse of Renter-
confined to his home with the grippe. tainmsnts being held by theongregs-
ths'past‘week, is able to get out once tlon‘al Church. was held- Friday roves
' plug in the lecture-room and Waslargew
f V’Rcv: Mr. Vand'Mrs.‘ Lenders will be New York amused the audience with
at home this afternoon and evening recltatlonu. songs and readings.
to all members of the church and '
John Wakemsn, of Campo, has r64 0. 0. Elle. Thursday.,l7’u‘ncrnlj, services
turned from a brief stay in..Seattle, were held from..th late residence,
Washington. He expects to return in *
Mrs.“ Daniel B. Bradley Jr.,,is en-
tertaining Mr. and Mrs. George Bun-
nell, of Woodmont, at their home on
Miss Carrie Bradley has agninbe; ‘
named her position at the reading”
room after a visit wit hrciativcs,,in
.; Mrs. George Nash,*of Slack Bold}. ‘
who has has nvlsiting’ at the horde of ‘,
Mrs. William Nash, Main street. has .
F'léhc Music satay whiting“ some
oruaf mes, Marni.
noon scythe hog: of film Ethel Fair‘-
About 850 was realized at the
chicken pie supperl'mdl'lliincoln en» .
. tertaimaeoi. given by thoracic-find.“
at of the . “ , ,
. sum ranoclnm-"Imvnsaon‘gn ‘
modulii the grunt-lynch: Osborn“
, cause. ohm. gun a
very interest! client" may even-
subjoct was Memphis, the Burial
Albert V. Smith has removed his
factory from Doseher factory to his
own. property on Riverside avenue.
Contractor » with is building on a
large again tome factory. '
Mm"
The Union union service of Christ
and Trinity parishes will be held in
Christ Church Wednesday. Rev.
George Billcr, Jr., vicar of the incur-
nullou Chapel of New York, will
preach.
The entertainment given» in the
Congregational lecture room last F‘rH
Arthur drew a full house and was'
present.
an anniversary meeting last evening
in National hall. There were Over
degree team from Bridgeport was
present and worked the ' rank upon,
several new members. A dolemtionl
from South Norwalk also attended. At‘
the conclusion of the work there was
a uniformed drill, followed by refresh-
meats.
NEW CANAAN.
_ Dr. B. H. Keeier and J. M. Stillman
spent Thursday in midgetleld.
The John E. 'Whitney property in
Railroad avenue. has been sold.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Sooflcld
are rejoicing over the arrival of u
danghte . . .
John Hull, superintendent of Grace
crop of 12-inch ice. .
, -‘¢‘—¢vw——~
Miss Ethel Stillman entertained her
class of twelve young boys at her
home, Thursday afternoon.
Miss Estelle‘Ksllogg was a. guest
of her cousin. Mrs. Edward llufnuglc,
Mount Vernon, this week.
S. B. Hoyt will shortly start on a
business trip. His mother and sister,
Miss M .l, Hoyt will accompany him
Miss Ethel Stillman entertained the
Young Lndles' Circle at. her home in
North Main street. on Friday after-
noon. .
The stock left a The daughter at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Coop-
cr, While (lull Shade, Thlll'sdry after-
noon. - "‘
Irving Lockwood, the coal denier.
hlls purchased property of Mrs. Mary
F. Lockwood. near the Rock school
house.
F. B. Light has mchd to Bridgeport
willl his family. Mr. Light is now
puny of that place.”
A number of New Canaan friends
are arranging to attend the concert
and entertainment iii the High Ridge
Church, Thursday evening.
Samuel H. Raymond, a former se-
lectman oI this town. was a visitor
here the past week. He is now resid—
ing with his son in Passsic. New Jan
391 . .
The Mothers' Hoihe‘Club‘will meet
at the home of MrsrB. H. Reader, on
East avenue, Thursday afternoon. The
subject will be “The Rights of Moth-
ers." ‘
Frank Lane has rented this month
part of his store in the shoe factory,
for a dry goods store.‘ It is now be:
ing placed in readiness for the new
concern: _ -
.vf-Idtv-b"—-<
The Epworth League of the Mellie:-
dist Episcopal Chunbh tendered the.
Junior League and their friends :1 Va-
.ientlne social, Thursday evening, in
the church . more. it was very suc-
cessful and , slit . ‘
for it fine rétilden arto be erected for
Franklin; ill. “intern on. tile Birdstrll
first} ,leet. frame
1 cost”! about $20,.
000.
M
ly attended. Miss Georgia Harvey, of
B. Fills, died at the home-of» her son,
Saturday at“ 2. o.
Capital of the Pharoahs. I
adny evening by the Knights of fungi
pronounced a grand success by all -
The Aspetuck ladle, K. of 9., held '
800 visiting Knights present. The officiated.
view.
Home in the Fields, has harvested a
the Hope wagon and i was finglly ob
liged‘ to send the Phoenix wagon to
Hope Hose quarters and rectum“, III? 3
old hand crab. ,l.toiephon9d.;|nd{l$ -
ter some delay, succeeded in- with!
the Magncr stables. but could not [at
Mr. Msgner or the: apparition. ,' Later
find out where the
a message to have him go back ”ind
gel, the Bose wagon. " it is “if personal-
t a w n
opinion that the replica
did not respond is bbcausemf the i
show. As it was when he did cutie
out he was towed by an expressions.
told him that. there was shad fire ‘at
‘ be that matters;aro discussed and then
. Mrs. Elizabeth Co‘widow of James"
. Rev. J. Howard
Hoyt io’f’tlleflo gre ‘iohitl' ‘Chii‘rcil. ,
can,
l.,..
t"" .
interment was "in V Lak-
Willard C. Warren, who has disco
spending some time in town. with, his Would N“ R
parents. in Park street, has killed
his home in million. for a term of
years and will reside with his‘family .
in New fluctuate. He will devote most
of his time‘ to htlshNew York office.
He is oreslient o t e companies ubr»
listilng the Ballkerii’ Director 9and w
Bankel‘s' Magazine. New Yo . the .
Commercial Record, New Haven and
tho Worcester Record, Worcester.
and the Banker and Tradesman. Bose
ton. tie also conducts a large printing
office in Boston. where all his publicio
lions are printed,
Donovan, Talia for e
(Continued-Tm First Page).
that is was too much of a load for Hr.
Magner‘s horses through the do!)
There is only one, solution to this .
problem, that is..,h at Hope Hose
quarters. Of co rho. “this matter ‘
will lake little on .pome. tempomry
remedy should be i ugurated at ca.
wagon be immediately placed in Hope
Hose house. and art-an ,menie made ,
for a team to call‘for to apparatus
and draw it to firesnaad that a com
mittee be appointed at once to devise
meansfto remedy‘tho existing. (solidi: '
“(Inst . , , . ;
The fadt italicsilntinnsn, Buttery
met Mr. Magner '
the Jerome paperwory‘hdd the fun
ther fact that hir. Magner instead of
hustling out the Hope Hose wagon ac
conlpsnied Mr. Battery to the fire, is
praty. conclusive evidence that for
some reason he did not wish to bring
the wagon out and the city has. no
guarantee that,be ill at. any future
timed " it? It ti;- :
Th‘e Boar‘of .13! inebrs, iabpedtod.
the Hope Housiwag‘on [at sghef's
‘stablee yesterday, grid tfoundf the wa-
gon and its appointments on ‘the verge
of the junk pile. Exposure to - the
doing its work. audio save/the wagon
it 'should immediately .be housed
somewhere. The coatsmnd boots are
in a wretched condition and nearly all
the lanterns are broken» or, missing.
The Fire committeci isfuliy‘ aware of
this condition. as ,thcwagpn and its
surrounding was ,fully discusedra year
agoby ChieflSmith. Chairman Gould
and the other
of Edmonton.I . e, trouble‘seems to
dropped. ‘What i‘ ask tonight is ac-
tlon as well‘ae‘die salon. , , ,
..~_Goaccrnin then sneer truck I will
report thittji iig "tiring a. line of hose
foob’ladder at the Jerome
up the .thi
”(In red and hue oblig
fire ths‘lad r
ed to call fut rvo men to. move the
line to an ,udtidniug roo. '
f .
‘ We; also " 0, immediately, eight
and Phocliix lfoseiwagopsmonc ru ;
bei- shutg‘df- acetic. one chief's ISII'
tern. a dorms, patriot rubber. boots and
a dozen“ museum, We require. the
immediately, dud «*wouldiurgcr that
, {Ch main
Dated anatomy rental .tov. ,
"9 The Capt! 11. Voted to have boxes
department ;.fiDIJII-i‘atu8
l'ln
sis;_aiid,a_‘uuin r of lanterns. .
' . be. the committee and theoh'tef:
of the department and his assistants
Were directodreorlnvestigote. the - mat.‘
ter of chugl . allow Hose new
from ‘ " ' Mbguer‘estubicsl-in
' ‘ dl‘jte report a o
- . mildew the rsllron. ’6“!me
. ‘ waters ifoi' approval of tile terms 0
-. its pure use of the New Haven and ‘
"Northampton Co. The price for the moat. .
Tin condominium ' from the hosted
Malian-onwarioihicyummmn
, ' ,. ”wallowing an
hour; or boils I headed building" ml then
«this ‘lflilitt i also; windvltnow the
We of avoiding cold.
, the price to be $191,700.
Sc‘éflfs' Emaltrianyatrengthcna the
bourgeois: s can better withstandthc
danger Mould from changes of temperature.
’ . I
Itwillhcipyoutoavoid
I . lar bottles to completely cure nther
‘cough and restore me to good-sound
taking cold.
. .» King of coughs and cold cures,‘and'
' healer of throat and lungs is guarant-
ALL DRUOOISTBI 800. AND ".00.
REFUGEE T9
cowsno smallest
- TELL.
weal Whoreabouts of resultof frightful burns she sustained
. Edward saga? '31.,“ Rock, 32 took to hasten the tire in the kitchen
ears of age, a bridegroom of but a. range by the use of homeless. Such
' wee with his bride of 60 was
iwore 3:31.. Nobbs in the probate was used that the flames leaped ii)
rt, in Bridgeport. yesterdayiuou a.
. . . ner ,
"I Swings)? :29 milling“? game by the time assistance arrived the up-
ntlls' ago. He refused to disclose figures)? gangsta? 53s $311331.
so vator, . a a
J“ es R. Morris, the con 1' The with her family. The physicians in at-
conse vator asked that he be summed- tendance say that she cannot survive
oil in o the court to disclose. "
Mr‘ Skinner absolutely rcfused to longs in New Haven and has boos
state anything about his affairs. It Spending “10 Winter here with Ilel‘
' “*- aliad .2ch the impression that he had daushter. Mrs. Thomas Wallace. Her
property and cash will! value of 315,. husband is employed by the Consoli-
r. Skinner held that the money dated Railroad. . ’ _.
is possession belonged to him;
that- he earned it hope-fly and he
V do with it as be pleased. Hom. “Six years ago. i learned a valuable
e‘r Porter who manogddiur.~8klnner’s lesson," Writes John Pleasant of Mag-
ai’siiis for a time maimed the court; nolla, Ind. “I then began taking Dr.
at Ion Feb. 1, 1907,..he found Mr. King's New Life PINS. and the longer
kinder-had some'diiAOO in cash. The I take them the better I find them."
Was a. lengthy one and Judge They please everybody. Guaranteed
led that ur, Skinner had‘ on by F'. H. Baxter, South Norwalk, and
flap, 1,‘_ last 32,400 and that under the E. P. Weed, Norwalk, druggists, 25c.
I learned that he '3” 0°" I90“ to ’lbw, ho‘ is exempt from punishment by ' P'
meat for failure to answer the
duestio s not to him.
? CRSTOIR IA
‘ ‘ and a. F in b th ii t stl
‘ ‘ or more an an our 6 g i- e -
N Y“ mum ”I lied to details unnrlntablo in a news-
perty holdings and cash.
5-6eni Fare 32"'
. 6!:sz
re was and [sent “mm
iSignotlmot‘ ’
i, would suggest th t the Hope»: use x -
MR8. DORA BARRETT MAY GO TO
‘ PRISON
Tired of Dinbury Jail and Makes Sc-
, vent Efforts to, Secure Liberty.
«’. WINSTED. on'n.; lit—Dora We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
:Barnett of New Milford. aged 19, will ward for any case of Caterrh that can-
be brought on a .bonch warrant this not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
the, street and .weeklfrom the thchdeld county jail
lend ermlsuecl‘l‘io‘tba Superior Court We the undersigned, have known
herex’on a charge'of“ breaking Iflll- It F. J. Cheney for the last. 16 years, and
,‘is expected that she will plead guilty believe him perfectly honorable in all
and: that a state priBOn sentence will business transactions, and, financially
. - able to carry out any obligations made
log a sentence in the by his firm, _ . ‘
It is WALDlNG, KlNNAN dz MARVIN,
berimposed . -
, She is now serv
jail for abundaning an infant.
alleged that on January 12 she made
in 3&0th to 880896 from jail by Hall's Catarrh Care is taken inter
means of a rope made from bed cloth- holly, acting directly upon tile‘blood
ins. by Wild! ',Ihfi“:1§t‘ hel'flelf down and mucous surfaces of the system.
Within 20 feet 0! iiib'tl'qllnd. dropping Testimonials sent free; Price, 75c
the rest of the distance ‘Blnce that per bottle. - Sold by all drugglsts.
time she is said to have made three Take Hall's Family Pills‘ for consti-
further attempts by working locks. . .-
She ' was detected last Thursday
,whittiing away the lock on her cell
door and is now confined in a stone NEW HAVEN, Feb. 19,..cgpmln
cell.‘ 'A liaifbushel of shavings was McVey, of the ill-fated Larchmont,
her cell. She is said to have who is at. his mothre’s home in this
city, probably will be shed for a of amusements, suchas theft
nveaiher and rust Iii slowly but surely. '
jailer that. site, vine tired .of
staying” the Still and if she had-to month by reason of his condition. His
physician has forbidden his receiving
‘30 to prison preferred to do so right
MEN PAST SIXTY .iN DANGER.
than half mankind over sixty
~years.of age suffocfrbm kidney and
bladder disordersmedaily enlargement
or prostrate gland. This is both painful
and dangerous. and Foley's: Kidney
,Curoshould be taken at the first sign
‘of danger, as it. co‘rrgcts irregulaltiee
and has cured manyoldl'mcnpf this
disease. Mr. Rodney Burnett, Rook
Tort, no. writcsrrn.“lasui!ered:with~cn-
forged prostrate gland and kidney trou-
. embers of thelBoard ;
. U‘i' red l‘bss forH
mm” ‘ “h 8° ) 0? bottles of Foley’s-Kidney on
better than 1 halls for tw
although-l am now 91‘ yes
sale by, The Clifford Rheriaacy,,a
lanterbsu‘iloouol’t' shad respirators. ' ~ ' ' .
’ cOLLioito wrr
, owniio Sliding Down:
due—Arthur;
in their, purchase, =
0m. ‘ ' z‘HIII‘. If Nougatu
cor. " NAUGATUCK,~ Eel». ‘
the 11 ~year old. son of Ester. Anderson,
while coasting down the street with a..-
smaller‘ companioav on at: ltunable rip.
per" yesterday,.oollidedrwlt lithe dellv~
cry sleigh of Joseph Carlsouwatea ;
lace; and» suffered: ‘
e his anthem! '
hand respirators. , The
1 , pit. of thezfire lites was
ablhoria‘edl‘to‘phrhhase t elvepsirs of
boots. twelve separators. a shutoff
merchancvof this" n
uric: that may canh
he contour Weather-i
all of unaudited
lid dd!
loner a. Willi
.3118 111mm
r and John at
,aloo « _,
old" mulls Tab 06 ,
W411“ a .06 :5,
until/motor
d Bohiomimfiladei Henry Stilt .
I
and Werwtlicmorborilthn. . I”
.1.
franchise and property was $984,000.
The New Haven load also petition.
ed for approval of the sale of the
be paid $1,887,725, and thre Rhoda Is-
land and Massachusetts Railroad 00.,
NEIGHBORS‘GOT‘FOOIQIU. ‘
“I was literally ‘
death, and had become too weak to
leave my bed; and neighbors predicted
that I would never leave it.‘ again: ‘but'
they got fooled. for thanks be to God.
i was induced to try ‘:Dr. King's New
Discovery. It took just four one dolv' -
health," writes Mrs. Eva Uncapherl of
Grovcrtown, Stark Co., ind. ~This.
eed by F. H. Baxter, South Norwalk,
E. P. Weed, Norwallf, druggists. 60c
and 81.00. Trial bottle free. ' ”
WOMAN BURNED BY KEROSENE.
HARTFORD, Feb. 19.—-Mrs.~ Jose
phiae Taylor, of 224 Park street, is
dying at the Hartford Hospital as a
at her home yesterday. Sbe~ under-
a large quantity of the illuminant
her waist, setting fire to.her clothing.
Her screams attracted neighbors, but
her terrible injuries. Mrs. Taylor lie-
A VALUABLE LESSON.
RUINED His DAUGHTER.
NEW LONDON. Feb. 17.-—ll‘rank
Simpson, on a charge preferred by his
sixteen year old daughter, Lila T.
Simpson. was held yesterday after ii .
hearing in the police court in $10,000 ,
bail for trial before the Superior Court.
paper alleging criminal acts commit-
ted on four separate occasions. The
, prisoner was arrested in Providence
last Saturday by Sherli! Brown. of
New London county. waived extradi-
tion and at the hearing today entered
a plea of not guilty. Thecharge is in-
cest.
HOW’S THIBT .
F. J. CHENEY do 00.. Toledo. O.’
I
Wholesale Drugglsts, Toledo, 0.
potion.
CAPTAIN ‘M'va lLL‘.
callers until his strength is greater.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
) .
w
frequent;
‘ an agreement has been reached oil. in.
IMMIGRATION BILL AGREED TO.‘
_. WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.7.—,'l‘he con-l
, , , , fol-once report. of the imnllgration bill.
bio for years and altar Midst!“ g2; VII-3 agreed to by the House, ay 87,5
”dent's 1‘ S ‘ “
a
’ 83' Ill g ..
till I ..
The discharges MM ;. . , ,
Contain no “-pnckdust filifd'hadi-
Dillon‘s loosen-rill: wiilfia‘ilo'ihie too
011. 3!. 7 .
They watch the kidneys and cure-
Berkshire Railroad Co., the price to them when they’re sick.
Mrs. F. D. Hendrick. of 281,4 Ann St...
South Norwalk, Conn, ssys: "For:
four or five years i was troubled with:
my kidneys. At first, there were
pains and aches in the small of in
myself to back. I had headaches and attilnel i
I areas quickly from a stopped, i»
tiou, I would be so dizzy that I you if.
almost fell. n’l‘hen the mdtlens ways:
very irregular and painful. I becamsi
very nervous and could not Sinai!
nights. 1 was in a pretty bad wily:
when I began taking Dunn's Kidney!
Pills which i got at Plalsted’l Dl'iig‘f
Store. They acted on my kidneyl
right» away, regulating the action on
the secretions, stopped the pain in not “
back and I had no more headaches on
tle boy and they did him a great deal.
of good. I am confident that a bete
tor remedy does not exist than Dean‘s
Kidney Pills." . - ‘ .
For sale by all dealers. Price so.
cents. Foster-Milburn (30.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for tho Unitetl .
States. , ‘
Remember the name-«Dean'smond
take no other. i ‘
TRYING TO AVOID DIBBUFTIONI
President Failures Takes a Hand W
French Church Trouble. _
PARIS. Feb, 19.—-Presldsut Millard] »~
today personally intervened in. (the ,
ministerial situation in the‘hopc‘oif
composing the differences in the cabin—
ntl and avoiding a disruption, of that
government tomorrow. Hc’hnd lollr
conferences with Premier Clemenc ,ii.
Education Minister Brlsnd and of rl‘
members of the’clibl‘riet,.bui‘
result is not known. Therein some»
reports, however, to the effeci‘that:
final formula for the contractaéfoy t
lease of the. churches. satiehtotti
both Mill. Clemenceau and Brlnnd, , i ,
confirmation of the rumors is; built It ‘t-i
and. the prevailing impression ingniib
ical circles is that if M. Clamp '
does not fall from power a woman
tion of the minletory is practic ‘ .
told. The followers of eitJPr
Combos are already lined up 11 his
any new concession. Their 1‘ tip
is defined by the, “Action" as follnifl‘ .
"According to the action of‘ ill};
illt'lit, in giving or refusing a
to the contract negotiated:
llriund. the republic wli‘be boliiid' ‘ .
Home for eighteen years or free from
it forever." ‘ '_ 2
Tile bitter hostility to the govern»
ment's proposed income tax lav}, ’
tinues to be an impertant‘festllrn
the ministerial crisis. The Mode
papers believe‘thst some‘ot tile 815a
clalist leaders are‘ glad 'bjf thefpmdie
bility of another struggle witb‘tlie It’s
icon because the Socialists have all
some frightened at their civil linen
and social program. " "
mrfl'fl
sill-island: "it
psin'ohihi’tliwto .
Jug? are too , , . . .
if r little Insidcc to , ,
want ad MMII a ascend n,
Laxative rota-ox hlctl tops. v
be bowels. and stimulate All i ll ..
.ioalthy activity. Chm’iiiniorm‘lo‘dig _
bib. never gripe or museum ,2“-
INSTRUCTIONS RE ..RDIN ”CI
SERVANCE OF Lliliii'f...
HARTFORD, Fcb'. ‘liir—‘iti‘d‘sfii‘ ,
at the cathedral. Sunday, the R My
Bishop Tierney discussed 't-li '
vance of Lent. He‘ strongly
his congregation to avoid.“
these, he said, are the, e
of temptation to sin. H at
abstinence from. drink was
the persons who are odds,
crate drinkers as well as'tm-t
drink to excess. ' Bishop '1‘
said that they should give lib“
i
ing Lent. They should" be], .. ..
what they read and parents “w
allow sensational .pnpers- (in, ..
homes. A great deal of burial was
Use a little KODOL after your by bad,‘ dangerous rest“ g. i
meals and it will be found to afford Lent the people should
a prompt and efficient relief. KODOI. books and papers, and o
nearly, approximates thew digestive frivolous character. The)”
juices._' it digests what you eat. it is family prayers scheme ' a
sold on a guaranteed relief plan. Sold cital of the rosary e: - a
hero by The Cliflord Pharmacy and ‘ ---—~ ‘
’ The chase of you
probably; pressure ,
in the "stomach—41in iii,-
gestlon. A few dosed“ of
. dy's Favorite Remedy
. away ”the foul accum
“ heart. will run quick
. time. Writs Dr. Do it“
'1 Sons. Rondout,‘N.’_Y , ff
bottle. ainarge bottles 1.00
f elli- - '
roe Sample Bottles at!
, , . , H
.. BRYAN'S VERMONT
: ST. JOHNSBURY,_ ‘ ,“
The, dates for William B, ‘
‘mont. tour have been can,
, some a. Gleason. the V43
diuy spells. I gave some to my lite ‘ ‘
the emit? .'
Norwalk Chronicler