rm
M Ask: to clip indomit-
ill be. Spitfiflfllv—uo is
0. Prisoner~the List by
_ Canada:
on it. em I
h'l'he following thlI'li-one convicts in
' fill-Om??? 12,911 JIIV WVeVVthetsfleid haIe
filed will this 101 releusa from prison
to h
Rudolph Stoffle. murder in the sec-
ond degree, in Newtowu: life imprison
went: tenth time applied for pardonzI
I says he has been sufficiently punished
‘ and will leave the country.
Bernard D'Onofrio was sentenced on
January 9 1902, to seven to nine years
for man augiIteI in South NUI‘Wlllk.
He says is cIlme. was not committed
lutentiodplly. ,.
John HawluyI dpplles for release
for the éIevI-u'rit Itme. III. has been
serving life bentenee since Octobel
7 1892. foI murder in the aeIoIIii de-
gree committed in Shelton. lie. elainui
' that he can pIoduce new evidence to
establidh hilt ihnoI-ence. .
New London County.
Adfil'fih Kuhncr; was sentenced
January 17 1905.1.1 a pellod of one to
five yenps ,toIV nssgult will. intent
kill. Hptfoein that he has been I111
cientmpunlnhe . ... .I.
Frank Silillldt in setring a petlod
of five to t‘ Iight y ata l’oI Illanalaughtet
of which be was obviated November
11 1904 He clniu that evidence will
be produced III p1 liltiI innocence,
Pruuk .\l;1\‘.‘~ ‘nfi’uentenced, Feb
llllll\' I. I 11mm 11' It period from eight
to ten _\'I1;IIII~', for indecent assault. He
claims lo bellnuocent .
FoI t‘III fourteenth lltne Richard
(ioyie now in his 79111 new, applies
ioI '.eiease lie wan sentenced May
4 18911191. life. for mutual in the fire-
out] degree He killed his wife in an
insane fit he say He feels that ht
has be In sufficient y punished "for a ;
crime i that HOI‘L ” to quote tIoIII lilt
lnnuun e of Ills titlou.
JUM'fili S. I filbt’lhlldw has been
8 1VI'ing l*‘IiIII-I 1January 17 1905. a lien
Ieuce of Vt‘lw- to eight yenl'n for assault
It. ‘th Vintent to I'll Iish ,Iind carnaliv
know a mint" in therford. He. sets
be “I’ll! V'VIptIVsI-Vut his IIIlVdence lo tht
littail i
‘ ‘ ' Hartford County .
lI'I pk i't,rou is serving a term of
fifth n to twenty y'euls for aenault with
intent to Iotnnllt murder in 'l‘aclifvllle
He was sentenced on March 4 1904.
and asks irir. rr leude because he thinks
his wytetlcnqmceanlve and (bushes his
freedom to support his family.
W lliItnt, Smith was sentenced June
9.1996 f'ot II pt-Iiod 0t sixteen to
IIveutIx- one vtats tor assault with in-
tenIIto commit qurdel in Manchester
He. hears he was not tesponslble fot
his not he had been dIinklng. it iI
his {mirth application tot release
J ph l‘elanzo was sentenced 0c
tobcrtii. 190'l, for an assault on a to
maléfchlld iu Hartfmd, to 11 period oi
nix tilt nine years. He claims to be 1th
11003111.
Chhtles Gong IIliIIIs.Challes Lee Conn
has been in pIisou since September 9,
1391I.for minder in the second de'
greoigcomulltted in Hartford, and is
helping a life sentence. [I is his twel
1th application for 1e.lease Ho com-
mitted the criIVneI- in belt-defense, lief
811379.,
, Al on C. Fitzkibbons has been .111
prls sincel)ec'e1uber3 1901. sewing
a sentence of five to eight Iears for
burl; 1y conunittcd in Hartford. He
pays s boon sufficiently punished
Jafilcs enuedy alias James Kelly.
was ,eVoIIIIlptcd in liattt‘ord of breaking
intoo house. with the intention of com
mitlng theft. June 6, 190.1 and sinct
their; he has been sewing a sentence
of onto to four yeula. He suvs he 1.
guilt/y or “chiming" but 11111 of bleak
lug" no the house II as open.
Louis E. Johnson was sentenced
Septumber ‘22. 19M to thIeI- to l‘ivI
you”; for seducing .1 minor female 11
Netti-(gBI'ituln. He says he IlrIsiIes hiI
{maggot to snppmt his aged I'athct and
ti.
o
mol: l‘ and he tecls that he has been
sum ently punished. ’lhls is his so-
oondbappllcation for anIdoVu.
Albert E. Dotsey was convicted on
March 22,1906 of breaking into it
bull mg with the intention of com
mtt theft. and has sentenced to
prison fora period (If one to three
year He. suyn he is innocent of
égltlng” ipto thé' idiot-e.
‘I‘l‘ Windham County.
Vthn 'l‘roughtou was conIicted Sep
m9 V199 391%. assault. with intent
l mur ei lu thllmantlc an‘tl
"hr
says the sentenIe “as excessive and
that he had no intention to commit
yidr it) years old crin-
'1887 ch momma tho
glee. in New. Haven asks for
tbr the’thQIttecntl‘I time. He
i «he has heartily repented: He
‘ V, but we nahtence’ he com-t
w alibetitemco of Itlwen'ty- -fivet
rflonnd. if rennet-tied to do so.
lidolph WIIlIIherIIIIIIviuIII has bhen.
9“ January, 1900,. Ironing p It‘ou:
I I
a claim to he in
bi WWII?
: " alibi
I I Carotid. who IhIIrIV-
g“ rvtII‘ n‘lti‘e antitank: 0 since. not»;
' . 1597:.1'01' murder in the “0'
gran committed in New Haven.
for the l
I M dnli' nrontzis‘es to return to dirty
' lit nVileIatlot‘I its mama
. l-‘Ioltlcln Ivan ‘u‘rnttuII-Il
July"
‘ many people to drag atound Inn-down,
I no.1... I
' \‘Pll
swam In“ ten to twelve years He - ‘~
blooded to primn for life and;
.9 or; all promises l0. leave the state.
ride of one to three years for theft ,
person asks for the first tliuo .
.illuudod will.) to :
eyeptiutinlo to be re :
N, V
I
... ,.I- . IVI ’ I:
m1 “I I “i m and mum-
mend Vinot to the People of
Math hinrwolk.
One. of the proprietors It The Cit}-
Pharmacy “335; my and not his
eye thqpé is a or dill}
’0th Norwaik‘V who; Gilt tapioca
er preparation Vinol will not bene-
m at this season of the year.
five believe there is no need {In so
tlIed out and debilitated or for old
people; to remain welds and infirm
when we guarantee VVlnoi will restore
heflltb and nueugtb- ”-
tug of t
Continued the druzgist: "For cen-
tulies cod liver oil has been recognized
as the grandest at all bodybuilding
agents for inwanted human strength and
but on dcoonpt of Ihe.na1
seating and system clogging oil which
enveloped its curative properties 1‘er
could tainted! with benefit.
thousand of the. lending Ilruggiste ol
the United States to ethnic strength
for old people, toI the rundown, lllt’ii
and debilitated weak, sickit women
and childlen . and alter a setere nick-
tress.
“We ask every such person in South
Norwalk to try Vinol. it costs nothing
if it fails." The Clidord .Pharlnucy.
Notes-While We are sole agents for
Vino! in South Norwalk. it is now for
sale at: the leading drug store in near-
ly every town and city in the coun-
try. hook for the Vinol agency in
your town.
venrs for theft committed in Nattgtr
tuck. He says his family needs his
support. it. in his third application for
release. .
Dominick Photo is serving II sell
o-"leuce of,aevou to ten years for abun-
the; a telltale child under iii years, in
New Haven. and applies for the second
time for his pardon.
Pasquale Caruso says in his petition
that he is innocent of the i‘l‘llilt‘ of
assault with intent to kill in ll‘lIII'iIleu
for which he waa sentenced for two to
three and one‘hult' yearn, July 10.
llitut.
'Aun Marla lluthbun. claims release
In the ground that she is absolutely
innocent of the Millie t‘IoI IIlIlclI all.»
was sentencfed She is sewing I1
life sentence I‘III murder in the second
-legI'I-'e,'coml'111t‘ted in New Haven. and
was convicted on. May 3, 1901.
hill .1, Jennings. who has been scrv»
lug a‘life sentence for murder 111 the
IeI-ond degree committed ill New lia~
says she is innocent and ask»
release.
(‘llnIlet-I III. Itlfflll. who has been in
prison since October‘ $.11 1.905 sIIIIIiIIII
a sentence. of thee to six years fol
Intbezzlentent coIIInIitted in NIII llII
. ven makes his second application for
tuition, He asks paldon 1111 the auto
If his wife who is IIII lIIIalid and
without any Iesout II es.
Albert H. Norther, was convicted in
Waterbury, June 20, 1905. of statutory
burglary. He asks for pardon, any
lug that die was urged to commit the
tII'ilnEI by men of more experience who
accompanied him and trit‘lillt‘d.
Lorenzo Caruso hue been serving at
life sentence since Vluly 2, 189.5, for
nurdcr in the second degree. com
milled in New Haven. He feels that
uo'has been suillciently punished am:
will return to ltulyif released
Henry B. Chamberlain ,ot New i-izI
ven, who has been serving II 1th sea
Ieuce since July 19, 1857, for qurdct
ill the second degree. asks for his re
lease 1'01“ the fifteenth tin1e.ile says
his 1) HitlltnIentV has been excessive
He d holidedlgn to commit InuIdeI
Ho‘vwauts his sentence commuted to
IWenty years without good time.
Alva K. OllIer. sentenced luly 5.
1904.111 New Haven for two to five
yelus for statutoty burIglaIy and for
I.Iheen honored ahead).
IiutltIt‘III the president
...... . ~w~~ru~vflw
otuinpdu to .
pardon for. . . rot,
will present: in evident .
Wfll r~ \
"Here’s to your heal lit and happi
neu"—D¢Wltt'e Little 1 hit]! Risers ~
In}! Vile
at the moat
famous little pills. Stilt“ by The Clif- ‘
lord Pharmacy and The liridxe Phab
Ilj’llii‘Y-
1
W-“ o——
oeuwnn: AND UTAH.
Names Probably to b0 'Voiootod for
New Battleship.
WASHINGTON. May III—Pigsmw.
Roosevelt has undet considerauon ”N.
naming of the 1W0 llalli‘fihlnfl 0f the V
DI eaduought type, for w! ich comment
win soon be. awnIded. 'l he ships will
be given the names of I tales. accord
ing to custom. Most of t.’ .19 states havt.
but. there re-
mains 1)elawa;r,e Utah. North Dakota
that blue. no "wu1
them.
it is thought likelI Ithal Delaware villi
he honoIed by haIltz‘rt OI!" 0! the great
est battleships- nannrd for it. and that
1‘ tab will be the. ot. ‘IeI suite to be. so
honored. An effort has been made .to
to authorize the
renaming, ol' the (1‘11“le New York
after that state. but it i8 not probable
that the movement will succeed. Bren-
IIuIlly the war vessels of types smallv
er than battleships of the first-class
must be I'e-IIIIIIIed'lleIe' pl'eaont plan
1.. carried out. i
it is almost.
When your backachos
invariably an indication; that some”
thing is wrong with your kidneys. Do.
Witt s Kidney and Bladder Pills afford
prompt relief for weak kit‘ nevs, back
ache inflammation of the iiltltldor and
all uI'lnaIy ll‘Olllilf‘f-i Sol‘d by The
Clifford Pharmacy and ’l‘.ho British
Plilll'lllflf‘)’. "
AMERICAN MEDICAL CONVENTION
\l‘ASliith'i‘ON, May ti.»-Pl1yalclann
and IIIIIIIIeonu from all parts of the.
l'IIiIed States have arrived here to It
tend the annual meeting of the he.
mu'illlltin of American M'Klltlal UoiI
leges. which convenes in 11 do city In
day. The program today include...
spwclunukiug and the reading 01. ”a.
ptIt‘Il. Dr. George ill. Kuliel“ \"lll ‘WIil';
come the delegates. The pt Ingram 94'-
I'Iltlu'od embraced papers I'IIlaIilIg to
work in medical collegea lot Dr. Biz-2
bert Let'ovre, of New York; .Dr. WEI-
llalu J. Means. of Columbus. 0.; Dr.
William S. 'l‘lnuer. ol‘ llillllll.n“t“. l I'.
TorIIld Sollman. oi‘ ('ieveluud. 0.: tr.
t"l‘llllli linker. ol' \‘i’anhilIyJuu, and lit‘.
iI‘. lIJ. iluutIt. of Cleveland. C).
WAS WAaTlNG AWAY.
"i had been troubled with kidney
disease for the luai five years." writIn
Robert R. Watts, of Sui em. Mo. "1 lo: 1:
flesh and never felt. well and 111 VII-t9“ d
with leading physiolaua and tr. 'IId :.il
remedies auggeuted W‘Hitml reliet‘.
Finally 1 lllt‘d Foley's Kiduoy Cute
and least than two bottles completely
owed the and i am new sound out
well," lluriug the so moor Itidm .-
irounlarities arc'ol'ten l‘fliilitll by In)...
cesulve drinking or being ovI-rlII-atI'IIi.
Attend to the kidneys. :11 out-o by; using
Foley's Kidney (lure.
Store and The. Clifford l’haI'Iuncy. "'1
HURT lN HEAD-0N COLLISlON.'
TOLEDO. 0.. bitty ti.-’i‘wo persona
were fatally hurt and more titan 1.
score 01' others seriously.iIIjIIJ‘IId in a;
head-on collision on the Toledo l’I‘lIon
and intI-rurban Railway. hall" I1 mic!
.111 of Bowling Green, last night, bo-
tweeu u south-bound Dayton limited
out a notth bound Iiocai.
....u?
A mine to worpo than n tulle to bite
anxious dduld' whotontvn 391.10 Ibo
Mrs 'I.‘ ~
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is .6.
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It so modu‘b. “no
STANDARD CIVOGIPAIV
Ilnoorporludl
..II.
II.+,1_ - ~
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I.
I
to 9'qu tr
0% tire to time6
For $51.19be A.
illicit Blue Flamebillloo
“(madly command boo.
‘ III-II. I ...V m 0359 Ti" .I 'I'T‘fij, I
Blue Flame CiI Cook Stove dud Raye
Lumpy I '
9.
1'3,
{it but I '
Stove
unmetréiri
Ed... ideas. .1
dowMIprlnci'pieti.
Easil .
Reduces tau- 1' bxj- .1
..‘f
:I‘!
Agar...
vessels named for I:
New Vork is Ielltninnoeg ,tor.
the reason that: there 35 an armored ’
and to call one of the new battleships I
Stimulmien Wt
out to bake.
thou Pills To in!
psi tdoes tint; 319m
mgethe
rQljef but.
a bowel: are mama
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r
“I Eja’yvei we,“
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F1131 until nib
~" " ' IIEIIEII SERVICE
President Mellen Against Chard;
ing Extra for Fast Express
Service
The recent statement by the traffic
d ointment of tin» New Haven road to
the effect that at least one mom 5
both train would he put on shortly be
tween Boston and New iork. has been
falloutcd by a neml-otllcial announce-
ment to the effect that with the cord
nieiion of the cut unprovc meats in
Nev. Haven and the bIldge 0Ie1 the.
Connecticut River 11 would be. non
Bible lot the road to shorten. the time
of nevetul of the fast expl'onsca to .I-
110qu Ithiie at least three trains out 11
way all] make the run in It Whours.
it is understood that President Mei-
lun ls opposed to the putting on of any
more trains charging exrcss fare. and
the policy.“ the road will, in the fut
are. be to make“ it possible for the per
1.1)" who pays only the regular 2 cents
a. mile to travel just as last an the
man who pays the 81! excess fare char-
Bd 011 the Knickerbocker and other
ruins of this character.
I'l‘hia is the policy \‘illll‘ll hart long"
.l‘lulIIelutl'il lil‘i! '.
v \ork line ate completed will be
make posulble the ruunh
clout expresses between In
, use about I'ih‘ IIIilea an hour
been IIIulIItatl bv the New York
Central 'Hlt‘$nlllll‘e State Express».
Which lot It long time IIIIIIIIIuiuId the
title of the fastest train in the mold
r'equiten no exceed fare of passengeIa
‘lIflIi the same thing may be said or
boat of thel tasttst trains the polity
of the New loIk Ceutlal has been to
Vchal 'ge excess t‘ure only for SllpPiltil'
lCCtllllnlOtliilltillH and not for speed
alone.
President MI liens Idea is to deal
.llbtrallt with all classes of passen-
‘itIl'Il. For fifteen IIIIInIn the advantag-
es 'nt' high Speed lIIIIe been limited to
Hal 'engcrn killing to pay the extra III~
its of fare, and the injustice of con-
: liming this plactlce in appmcnt to
V, the \‘er Haven management.
1 The aim of the road. as the \‘flllOlH
mprovements along the Boston. New
to
of high
two cities
ill-I4 hoover—trains which will make.
posalbly not more than two or three
stops. This will bring the two III-hut.
terminals and buslncsa centers much
nearer together, and will um I it al-
most possible for aNew \III busi-
ness man to live in aBoston and spend
his evenings at home.
At present the fast exptessee aver-
A Ii- hour
train would h we to increase this speed
to about :‘18 Iuiies.’1‘lIeIolIqu trains
make the run at the rule of slightly
over 4;"; twice
WAR AGAINSFCO
”a...
NSUMPTlON.
All nations are. endeavorln to
map Ready for i check the. IIIIIIIges of COIlSlllllDUOllg. the
‘IIW'S W1“ make“: .V White plaguv' that claims so many
111%,...1 m“! For V: gallium each \1311. Foley” 8 Honey and
“1;ch . H at“ omen court In and colds perfectly
er (000k!- _.' and you are in no danger of con-
VVVyomI t ¢ If "V. :uVIVIVIption. Do not risk vour health by
.I.. -I IV; a 113, some unknown preparation
. ..«I ”11.51:"; mm // V .I girtfncelttdiy sIVlionefiVanl Tar in safe
.. ‘I ' III II man s
.,
I". {1:
I11
rVw
12?
M if
0i! always at a maintained level. Time “051111.311le mind.
mom
MW ' " tin
onrnunltlgdly
*- L":
or “when! g. ... III '. .‘
J Collins 8r Co.
V V'i‘he Clifford Pharmacy. ,
$3239.?“ ldl‘im ”that it.
Ask for Fol-
ey'b Honey aIul"i‘ur and insist upon
having it. Plainted's Drug Store and
it
1
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_w1LL MOVE on NEW YORK.
VFirIt Regiment Gets Permission to
invade Neighboring State.
Orders were issued Yetitcrdd .vfrotu
'5 tho blflhc oi the atlluttnit general per
‘ InVlttiIttItltc. First ltouuut'nt C. l\'. (1..
to leave the alntIntVVIuior ill‘;llll'l May 211
I‘V’ to 31. for the put-pane of pnIIIdlIIt; in
life York on May 30. The itIleitunt
Beuoral at tho state bf New YoIiI hau
grunted permission for the roglIIa-nt
to enter the state
d)‘ a lAlXflllVe Cough (.yt up is
H§$ thn any 0th? Mi“ re Inetiy
Bonito 111; 1 xntive Itrillion) Iosnur'el
(Infinity, ooptouumtttlon of the bow-
Willi and at. th some time it henlu lI-
V't'l,t.VVn lion of lift throat. flilil alloy» in-
do i: 111111111011 .Vinbmbl'l
go'tlltmflm lull... 21am urmp'tenn W
“find only. her
I‘ll go
o.
nrmncy and
li’hprmucy.
I" “WI-I III rnAm waged...
‘BA’I‘ON N M. May 4-wW01It-h0hhd
Bantu Fowl: dOl’ilel‘ train No.1. was
wrecked odnotutny night. twentv-
milieu Itoutlt III Baton by the wreck tutt-
nf an axle under the engine tontlm.
TWelvc pautzemzcru che ltIiuIrIl lcil‘
ofthem seriously. 1 ... .
out lnitoflhn.
Ortnlo Laxative Fruit Syrup is o new
lorative ”II-up combined with the deli-
cious tlévor of fruits, mid is Very pleas-
It.‘ will n‘otg'ripe or sieken.
It is much more planar. and effective
and Spline Waters
irritate the Kidneys; Liver or Bowels.
“dammit u apart.
permanent benefit hiring been derived.
HUB GUARANTE ~I
WM 3.1:. 694179le o oo.. obtain. III.
V ~ . . I $58 in». aria ' .
Citi‘es Chronic Constipation. Stomach and Liver Trouble
nip-I I
_ Vii.
. a. I.» .- In... “M, .k
.‘ ._. ”I. It”. '1.
3 I
. t‘ '
b
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The condition
chum
hn‘yeM not
taken. This is why
Waters never ve
Their Vvioleut not
Stomach or oral movement of the
With ily be seen that a
not not upon all 0
ul’. any
i’
giro not
mgf the patient. remains: It
boniwh. Liver an dBow
been stiniulnted and in o fourI
dayti’osismngor pursntive may imam he
onresulta ill on unnat—
essary to 11er taking them indefinite
aliquot; touch the Liver. It. can very reed-
reparation that. does
the digestive organs
an but all
Pills and Aperieni‘.
permanent relief.
meetidtiho
bowels nod it' as
sickenI.
outisfléd your mono
COLD AND RECOMMENDED I?
:3le than»:
1.
ELLEN TERRY WEDC- AGAIN.
i
EJamu Cauw. Her Leading Man. of
l Pittaburg, the Groom.
NEW YORK. May 6.»Announce.
'llielif wan made today that Ellen 'l‘el'v
ry, the English actress is again It
tlII'lde She IIIIII married to lumen Ca-
irew i1erle1ultngtIIIIn,in i.’itisbur.g on
Match 22 Mr (‘arew made the an
nouncenteut The. ('1’. 'tlllOllY wan per-
,fornted by a Justice of the. peace.
For Ieaaous that have not been dis-
.closed announcoutcnt of the marriage
twee deferred until the, famous English
‘acttess was on the hen. bound for heI
nutiIe land. She called on Saturday
and Mr. Carew. who was obliged to
remain in America to look after urgent
business decided, with her consent, of
courae. to make the fact known forth-
with . . I. ,, ., I
in years Mr. Carew Is the, junior of
his bride. He is 35 years old_ while
she in 139.- She has already been mar-
ried twice. Nevertholcaa it is under-
stood bv all theiv friends that it was
purely a low. match the beginning of
iwhich was soon after their first Inev—
"8
Mr. Carew, who is a native of in»
dialla. is Well-known on the. stage.
WONDERFUL ECZEMA CURE.
'OuI- little boy had eczema for five
years" writes N. A. Adams. Henriette,
Pa. "i‘wo of our home doctors said the
lane. wnu boneless. his lungs being
all. I IteIl. We then employed othet doc-
ltliil but no benefit resulted. By
chance woremlabout Electric Bitters:
bought :1 bottle and soon noticed lm
provement. We continued this medi-
cine until several bottles were used.
when our boy was completely cured."
fleet of all blood medicines and body
building heath Ionics Cuntunteed at.
l‘. H. Baxter's. South Norwnik and E.
P. Wood‘s, Norwalk, drug stoma.
50c. I ' “
‘CAPTAIN POE HOME AGAIN.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.——Aftcr a
month‘s experience an a captain in
the army of HondulaI-I. John H Poe at
former Princeton football play or has
arrived here on his way hack 1.3 the
mining camps. Having had experience
in the United States army. Poo was
made a captain in the Honduran Army
at 82 a day He was too late to par-
ticipate in the. biggest battles but was
ptosent 111 the Seine of Amnpalu. and
had (barge of an old gun at Buonnvis
in Fort.
Poe speaks in plalse of Fted Mills
an AmeIicun mining man, who was a
captain in the Honduran army and
who was shot. to death in a fight with
the. Nicaraguans. Mills killed more.
than two score of Nicaraguuns before
they finally shot. him. Following the
war. Poe says. the Nicaraguans behav-
ed well and created little disturbance.
W
ONLV CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del. ,IIIuys I‘.‘Vl suffered for years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belching. , I tried evervthlng i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until 1 tech Brazilian Bella and one 50
cent. bottle cured me completely."
For sale. by R. H. Plait-lied, F. iii
Banter tVtVnd'l‘llo Cllfltlltd Pharmacy. '3
MANGLED BY TRAINS.
BRIVDGEPORT. May 4.——-Badly mull-
sled an it repeatedly run over by
trainu', th‘e body of Mark Connors a
Journeyman horaeshoer of Newark.
N. .l.. was found at the rolliniz
bridge in Sttntl’ord today. Medical
Examiner Cogawell said that he. would
111111 than the Inuit. fol lfr II the care
There Will-l no evidence o foul play.
Connota‘ identity wad Iovon by u the
ion cnt'd bf bin“ craft l a pocket. lie
was well-dreaded and about lb yonru
111' age it Is, not ku‘owfn that ho wan
IIIIIIplovod in this section. _ ...
WA 11.1.16.va doom-E.
W.ChI.vd a merchant, of Plunk.
:22" 113.11 uh parrot:fiaucapebiaou;n d
an e an, m r I IV
illitttnh no easy: Isr m “'7
thumb. III-lo myth. '1‘ it. '11th want-
an to amputntn it but i would not con
sent. aboVIVIubiVV II box of littckleu 1
I11 1ch El
VII and t at ottnod pa” 13% trier-
ouII InnaJ t) I"!
qfistuldt £91111?le Ilttz‘hdfiffifi Vecd' Attor-
iiLAIsV'VrEDIs DRUG swim,
lift I‘
... .
gm}, III ‘63 0". 80!" S
Fohfilfloumou and $15!!
Toke 0mm bonfire
yaoiou o gentle sti nlo
bottelt without irfihtiug these cream.
'11 c Constipo_ ”11.0“- 19111111
He adobe.
d
afiiflfid
11.“
l the timed. Vol [19190115 _ 'I‘ln Vino] '01} et in a concentrated
at th will? teeter arm every )one “In the curativra and cruiser mulled V101; “‘9 Clg,fl“fV New ’ ~ . Con‘up‘upn' I H by pxtiNo ‘5 dufcfln‘uiy 9km db. Complexion.
Fob-field County. strength-creating elements of cod VIII-VIII :35th ““3919 23}: fig“ 93be (Ii-31;? 03W) Lmaré Fruit. Syrup will poai- Ollilio laxative Fruit syrup in the on mohptaivo rum Syrup stinthlsto’u
Robert Suckley theft from pexsou :jL'LIIKIi-‘HXIL‘lSE 23;?9‘1'39313 :31: ‘U‘iiimem 0m, “mum”, name I“, draw tively cure chrOni c oonsiii than as it re- pron ration that really acts upon ni’o lthe firm and thoroughly cleanses biz.
' fixefififg‘mefl’éfifimfg:£69.; eliminated and (onto. lIon added upon. V .I . “'0’” “”9599?“ 90950“, flieinlmtinol oft digestive organs. Other prop”. anion: and clear: the complexion of
human “Vino, is “name”, m. "m. fiw “I'm“; ..., amp," was taken IodaII tractJflrdinarfi rtioamuflintom. Miran! not: upon the lower bowel only and pimples and blotches. Itisthe heatlnx.
alive for women end children on it. is
mild and ionunt. and does not; gripe or
fine ouhotltuteo.
Tulle ORINO Laxative Fruit Syrup and if you
1 will be refunded.
scum couIIISSIiit'tl-Zns
TO GET Itttlllfili was
$300 increase torttIe Members
of Fairfield County Board
More. pay for county commissioners.
The Judiciary committee has been im-
pressed with the belief thatVthc mem-
bers of the. county boards are. entitled
to a wise in pay
it has been some years since there
has been a boost given the salary
tached to this position. ,it hue been
reasoned out by the committee. that
the duties of several of the county'
boards have become more bur ensomc
of late and that the reupeat of be com-
mtnsloneta of III least three of the'
ctdumtics should be carefully consider-
I:
ThI romnIlIteI has gone into the
matter in detail and have agreed to re
port a bill amending the statutes go-
unplug the salary of the county com-
Inisslonet in bairdel‘d county will be
81,800 an immune of 8300 per annum.
An increase of 8200 is provided in
the bill for the contmlsslonets of New
“Haven countv. The salary paid in
that county no“ is $1. 800. it is believ-
ed by the committee that the com-
miosioners of that county ought to get
82. 000 each.
New London county eontmlsalnnets
now IeceiIe 31. 800 yanlly and if the
proposed bill becomes a lay they will
enjov an increase of 8290 each per
:llllll‘l'll
'lhe committee. it is understood is
pIuctlcnily unanimous and from what
has been said in the. state house the
chances are that the report of the com-
mittee will pass both houses even it
it should meet with some opposition.
$100 REWARD. 8100. . I
The readers bf this paper will be
pleased to learn that thorn 13.111 least.
one dreaded disease that' science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is C‘llal‘l l1 Hall‘s Catarrh Cure
in the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing a constitutional disease. requires
a constitutional treatment. Hall’s
(iatIII'I'h Cure is taken internally. pct-
ing directly upon the bidet) and Inn-
cous surfaces of the s'yritem thereby
destroying the foundation of the dis
ease and giving the patient strength
by building 11p the constitution and
Insulating nattne in doing its work
The propr‘ietms have so much faith in
its curathe powers that they offer
One lhmdred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure.
testintonialp.
Address:
r J. CHENEY. 11.400 T,oledo 0..
Sold by. Druzsista 750. .
eTake Hall's Faint fly Pills for consti-
potion _.
'I.
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GRIEF 'FCR unit-Inn CAUSéh stu-
iDE. I
Mrt. Benjamin Region" of, DnnburVy
Becomes DeepondentV pod all pots
DANBVURY. goal)?” has: 35.n— *bés'tiqn-
(:1 by her father. Alonzo Ellsworth,
with It bullet hole: in her forehead
8110 won and ultv'o. but died ttueo
houl‘n later. She was about '10 yam-II
thilttlhnlltl is survived by her husband nudi-
H e". ~I . Il '
\g I wt
‘W .
. «Ifodol for Indigestion and Dydponulnm
not only digests what you out it tonal
at ry frame teneimlih‘ honed flotilla hunk
wullt. drtuzklatu I"
. I1,
HA RTFORD. Ila
Frederick Roséntiuil,‘
cd in tile Connectic‘ttt ltlver watt 1th-
coveted tiIbI InoIIIlIut. ltonoutbul him
been Itthotlnn from lIiII‘lIomo til [innu-
Ivan ntrnct IIiIIcc. ’ipril 1) 'l‘lu victim
wan 113 yearn oldund “11.19,
I pROWNfiD lNVI O'CNNIGTIOUT RWI.‘
t.—-TtIo body of
who was drown»t
about 91, 000.
iett street was disc v red to be utim
an no in the top sto rtiy before 1
{mock yenterduy morning. As there
re 11 taunt with It {mini}! off up
used “it built
«to word Innn’y narrow attention; Ir
ciiidrcn 11111111; I ken out VIIIIooIIIIIIlouu
by the firemen. or all not out unfoly
and the four that were overcome ulrk-
lI reviled ’llte Ittuuotuty 11qu w it
c$lldren of u
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Send for list of
.. STATE CONVENTION or: MACOA-
V BEES
'1... mum—J . 1
Supreme Officers and Hundred. of Do-
ieaotet Will Come to Antonia
Week of May 12th.
Arrangements‘ for the annual state
convention of the Ladleu of the Mac
cabees. which will open in Ausonia.
May 17, are progressing satisfactory
and the session is expected tubuono
of the largest attended and most im-
portant. held Iin recent. years. .. The
members of My rile hive. who have the
Work of preparing for the convention
in charge are laboring diligently to
make the amt! r a success and noth-
ing being left undone to make the MI
fair. a success and one to be rumour»
bored. Nearly every town in Conncc-I
ticut will be represented in the con-
vention and the delegates will number
several hundred. I . I
As hotels are scarce in Ansonia.
most of the delegates will be accom-
m'odated at private houses. A number
of special features are being aIII'angetl
among them a banquet which will be
served at the Bunsen house. «Derby.
Besides the entire staff of state offl-
clalu. prominent members of me order
from other states .are expected to be,
present and Mrs. Lillian M. Holllster.
of Detroit. MlcbignnI the supreme
commander of the order and other oili-
cars of the national body will also
attend. , I . ._
Some statistic; AboutIOmr, I'-
’l‘hc Ladies of the Maccabeey is one,
of the largest fraternal organizntions
composed exclusively of women. in the
world in Connecticut the order num—
bers its members by the thousand.
and large amounts of money we paid
out yearly in benefits. The member.
ship of the ordeI in the United States
is 115, 000 and during the fourteen
I ears at its existence. as u. populate or
Itranintion 1m had a. thlifldetjiul
growth... I
During that time the benefits. paid
have amounted to 85 3190.000. while” the.
invested funds in the form of ritual
cipul and other bonds unldulit to
no: My 8;: I300, 000. some. 870,090.1s dis.
bur £1.11 monthly in do. th claims 5.11.1
1th mutant touch) s as legato are a
million and a h f. These figures
tent-m volu e ”the I) or 1th
attend I! sfio$ii§;_ 399“ waist. 133191111
lines. ‘L‘had’ gone a. long wait.» loIngds
demonstrating that women are Vcapdblo
of managing theiI own affairs.
o a truth, that IE I’ 1
av 8' £3"; V 0 river: ed. 6
”Blane! by :3le“ Near Mogreo
Egg. HQIQI ... I...
by. Saturday anemone r t
trawl n circulation «but; one wimp
dency unused tn some measure it is _ ltlnat lint. who 1 11999 In
believed, by grief over the death otth ..fimetn I: 133311
her mother. which Voqctprefd reception optima. 0})“pr 'yhfiégi‘lis.
is assigned. 419 the wagon ofithe oul: on tho, millage"; Jim 1...; root;
.clde by nicotine! of tut-u. eV‘nVJanIln werfitoq tgie'phopo uh,
Rockwell. too In w‘eit toidlo; funnel: gut” iiVV “updating?!“ ‘ ,r
of Mill 1%an .tIVilItVlé village'VVfVlye lulled .. ViV'lViVnVIiVI ..uepo'y 3.7 ‘I ' I
Iwest of Wi' I I 3311. lying .eaI-II ‘ " ,noiteo
She left. he house suddenly and to, enveloped inflow km” -IVtitht
went to a smell building in the rear, he said thgl bathtub,
whom she wns‘ found five minutes lnt- tor to olllccr Adutqu tun" Rims lgut on.
110. way .portaimtbul. tho 991999911511“
IIIL {..méi‘a'h. he VIM-smfm
0 on littlest the WP
With In both VIII; tlwtjwflibzfvwm Ma
9V
the stomach and adds smooth to the» m1
be' i
lilicqr Mouth 9"...” Ho: Wfiwd
3‘41: 841th?“- ligflgfi yw‘: I a“! r
,newuzrtw new I
'1 5 mm
1W
whole body Makes rich.- pure blond. way 163I fl? Pil-
koilol conforms to Vbhe mitten Vl’wa die out: that't‘e I
Food rind out; Lu tun-a1 times before imp ill. nlgmyil x no
Clifford Pharmacy and 'Vl‘hoVV BlldKO toithe tor a“. 191qu
l’hhrtuncy‘f. II 1‘9 .V. {VI .3" .l.,ti9L Wit ltd @1339
for your II 1»
room 3 III/MI N inflow. “Milk still: kiln: “Ethan a 11:3 .
modem NlAv on out notion. ‘I I9 " 7‘
Jill”
he '3”l°iioo3‘ue m 0V8 myfiilltla
van mum mm but; momma-km.
saiddhot mu id snot, 119999111019?
thing deitp to Wits reported to In in
regard to it, and to; yet he had” icard
IIochl up
.wDoIIII' II lioiit’ttoin Iiuro constipation
without urtniuit. natIIIIIII nor any Weak-
Iur .ol’feot, link your around for
than). lib mo per box. , ~wa
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