Baxter and the Clifford Pharmacy.
*
-=I ilitill'vj
For liver
Thirty” Years
When your backaches it is almost
invariably an indication that some-
thing is wrong with your kidneys. De-
Witt‘s Kidney and Bladder Pills afford
prompt relief for weak kidneys, buck-
iwhe, ntlammatlon of the bladder and
all u nary troubles Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy
OTUDYING MAINE'S RESOURCES:
ORONQ. Maine, May 14.—-The fruit
and timber resources of the state are
. ho be‘exlensively studied by scientific
methods under the federal government
cooperation with the forestry depart-
ment of the University-of Maine, ac-
cording to arrangements which have
been completed. The board of trustees
in the'unlversity are to furnish five
acres of land exclusively for the use
of the new station and all plans, speci-
mens, etc. will be prepared in dupli-
cate for filing at Orono and Washing-
ton. Special attention will be given to
the developing of the fruit raising in-
dustry. For the past few years Maine
apples have been receiving more and
more care with the rapid growth of the
apple export trade.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Dish of New _ Castle.
Del.. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. “tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
untllI took Brazilian Balm and one
60 cents bottle cured me completely."
For safe by R. H. Plalsted, F. H
O.
WATERBURY MAN'S HEIRS
FOUND.
NEW HAVEN, May 14.—-—A local stv
icrney announced todu that he had
found in New York two cirs to the es-
tale of Joseph Kendrugan. of Water-
bury, who died a few weeks ago. leav-
ing about $50,000. The heirs are sup
posed to be a nephew and his son
When Kendrngan died it was thought
that he left no heirs and that the
courts would have to make a settle
[bent of the estate.
WONDERFUL ECZEMA CURE.
“Our little boy had eczema for five
years" writes N. A. Adams. Henrietta,
Pa. "Two of our home doctors said the
case was hopeless, his lungs being
affected. We then employed 0 her doc-
tors but no benefit resulted. By
chance we read about Electric Bitters;
bought a bottle and soon nOIICed im
provement e continued thls medi
cine until several bottles Were used;
when our bOy was completely cured.”
Best of all blood medicines and body
building heath tonics Guaranteed at
l". H. Baxterfls South Norwulk, and E.
:6 Weed's, Norwalk, drug store:
c.
RAILROAD TICKETS STOLEN.
PUTNAM, May 14.—The ticket of-
fice at the West Thompson station on
the Norv’ricb and Worcester road was
broken into early yesterday and sever-
al tickets stolen. The grocery store ‘
of William St. Marie was also entered
and the plunder there amounted to
about 810. principally in mo”.
A SALE
OF UNUSUAL IMPORTANCE
AT THE
air Cloakand FurStorI
68 WASHINGTON STREET
695 $12.
Dam
Beginning Saturday, may 4
sac—sumo suns
FOR WOMEN AND MISSES
embodying every known fashionable fabric and- style,
Wholesale values, $I2.oo to $30.00.
On account7of the backward seasoh, we must sell our entire
at a sacrifice. They are made of Panama to every fashionable
coloring: mannish worsted in the new English dainty
mill: lined. and all the swell novelty fabrics in pony, Eton
Isrhionable fitted, trimmed with silk braid.
is is probably the greatest cult sale ever held' In South Nor-
. ’hfi'cring such money-saving opportunities in the very height
, IN OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, our price are cut in
I ; for this sale. Come early for this will only last a fe
“I A tenant, Proprietor. 7
l
95 $14. 95
days.
"crime the negro was
General fillim lads That
Mum-lot in how
m In cm to hint-III a
Standard of Issuin-
HARTF'ORD, May ll—Jl‘he Connecti-
cut association of public school'supcr-
intendents met at. Trinity college Fri-
day and discusser educational matters
of importance. Senator Potter, cf the
legislative committee on educat was
also in attendance. 1". H. B e, of
New Haven addressed the gathering
on "Teachers' qualifications." lie sal
that qualifications and salaries should
be considered together High salaries
admit of large requirements in the
Qualifications of teachers. while low
salaries mean inferior qualifications
and poor service.
Other speakers, in discussing the
qualification and salai-y question point-
ed out that the cost of living has in-
creased oneralltth in five years, and
each claimed that increases should be
maintained
H. J, Mathewson. "bf Milford, be
lieved that eVery teacher In Connecti-
cut. who could afford it, should contri-
bute part of their salary toward a pen
slon fund. He maintained that. the
general assembly should establish a
teachers” pension land. as the state of
Rhode Island and Ohio had done.
President Luther recommended a
system analogous to the state recs I
system in New YOI'l; state. wblc
makes public education It function of
the commonwealth, instead of a result
of local influence.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra
zilian Balm is breakin up colds when
ever tried. almost w cut exception
10.25. 600 and $1. 00 battles The Clif-
lord Baxter’s and Planned s.
VICTIM OF ASSAULT DIES.
Miss Nevada Taylor, who Was crimi-
nally assau ted by Edward Johnson II
negro, on January' 38, 1906 for which
lynched two
months later, died last night at her
childhood hbme in Findlay, 0.. of ner-
vous trouble, brought about by the
crime. Miss Taylor was the 19-year-old
daughter of the superintendent of For-
est Hills Cemetery, where the crime
was committed. The case has bottoms
a celebrated one. The Supreme Court
of the United States now has Sheriff
Shipp, several of his deputies and al
leged memhets of the mob under the
charge of contempt as a result of the
lynching. ,
”ma—.4...
sioo REWA D. 8100.
The readers of ths paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catsrrh Care
is the only positive care now known
to the medical fraternity. Cstarrh be
his a constitutional disease. recuir s
I constitutional treatment Hails
Catarrh Cure is taken internally. act—
ing directly upon the blood and m-
z-ous surfaces of the system, thereb
destroylng the foundation of the dis
ease and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
Its curative powers that they offer
One Hundl‘ed Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure send for list of
testimonials.
Address:
' F. J CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsts. 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
cation.
TRYING TO STOP PRIZE FIGHT.
DENVER, Colo, May 13-Petitlons
by the Christian Citizenship Union of
Denver to prevent a p.122 fl lht be—
tween Harry Lewis and Jim y (lard-
ner on May 21, Govern0r Buchtel yes-
terdsy announced that he would not
lntlsrfere, the city having ample pow-
er. The governor says: “All the
Union has done is to get all the young
people to read the sporting pages of
the newspapers, which I consider a
most noxious practice "
DON'T PAY ALIMONV
to be divorced from your appendix
There will be no occasion for it if you
keep your bowels regular with Dr.
King‘ s New Life Pills. Their action is
ac gentle that the appendix never has
cause to make th least complaint.
Guaranteed by HBaxter, South
waalk, andE ,.P Weed. Nchal.
irugglsts. 25c. Try them
TEMPERANOE ”smart“ TO PA~
NAUG-ATUCK, May
number of temperahbe societies have
decided to participate in the annual
state parade or tile unnecticut Total
Abstinence Union to e held here nine-
l5. It l9 now estimated that there will
be over 4 .000 buttons in line.
FREE F000. FQB RAW
Enough Juctfcod for Twent' Mull
Sent: to Any Motho‘r- Upon eldest.
To prove to any mother tilit Just-
road is the best substitute tor moth r's
milk and that it is the only foodl
should be used when the ch id is w in-
mg we will send free to any reader of'ru
The Sentinel a sample package. enough
for 20 meals for it little infant.
In writing state that you saw this
notice In The sentinel and also give
age bf child.
1 Jg‘uttoodl batzlbe'onfnrcivtlbed byflthe
cans y sneer e as e
know It fa tge result of U1 2 ”I; t card.
fut sinusitif the whole question of in-
cnt ‘
It In the only cereal food that does
drugs. it requires no cooking; Iii per—
fec ty soluble, and is good until used.
Justfqod will not deposit sediment.
when standing after it is prepared for
use No other food will bear this test,'a
showing to superiord disullblilty. .
so it front our drugglst or writer:
today [or stump package which ivll
be mailed use. new“ $6., too
Tranlrilb it: 37ml
. I
l I
may cmmahiiwmuuq . .
d rights and fearful hours of pain. Be-
,two years.
,llric-O and have never felt a return
. patience is invited to who him for
CHATTANOOOA. Tenn; May lil.—- ..
. no I ed 1
cm of kl ling her husband. Jung: Hotel Gotham at 1, 30 this morning.
complete Its case in a short time.
in size. His wife was slight and giIl-
14. —~A large '
Furnish
muo- ‘o coickwwszb um.
Treated Two Wire with a High-
Prim Phyllcltfl WM! Ni. OHM
Mr. Frank How, a prominent tarni-
:Lin the Iowa of Va ya: “i
ltod the best plays Clan In th s counv
If, V): 0 1mm 9‘ for about two
sfor rheumas i spent in that
me several hundred dollars and seem-
ed to grow worse Instead of better
each day. Being on crutches
{oil-c910?!) drive to the train lull
pg 8 octor’ a once become V
discouraging, let al one the sleeplgg
n: advised by up his I purchased
Smith's riot) tlon, took it
home and“ used it Histr yas cheetah.
“'l‘hcls fearful sciatic pains left me,
my blood seemed to let loose and flow
freely. l telt different It knew the
next morning i had loan a cure, as I
slept and rested well all‘ that night,
something i baa not done before in
i used in all six bottles of
of the disease. had no use for crutches
or cane since the first day’s treatment.
“I have since recommended Urlc-O
to hundreds of friends and acquain-
tances and In every instance it five
remarkable relief. To every person
who traders from rheumatism i say In
take Urlc-O at once and your suffering
will soon end.
"FRANK HOWE. BaldwinsvilleN N.Y."
Anyone who doubl- Mr Rowe's in:
further details.
The manufacturers have so much
confidence in the remedy that they
will gladly give a large 750 bottle of
once free to all Incarnation who have
never used it and are looking for a
permanent, lasting cure foI this most
distressing disease. Address for free
tIlIIl, Smith DIug Co, HSyracue. NY
Urlc~0 is sold and recommended In
gown Norwalk by Edward W Kelley,
r. , '
SELF nuns; ‘
III a: WIFE’S PLEA
”W
“Goldie” Neil to Iii Arraigned
III Superior Court Today for
Killing Husband
‘Ooldle" Neil. former artist's model
Neil at the Greenwich Hotel on
cember 14. will be called to the bar in
the Superior Court today to plead
It will be one of not ullty. Armed
with an alleged conf ion from the
woman that she killed Nell by plans
log a nail file into his eye reselling
the man's brain. the slate expects to
defense promises to be much more ela-
borate.
It will outline the story of the actor
Innate prisoner‘s life. in some re-
spects it will follow the lines of de
tense in the trial of Harry K. Thaw.
The tale will Ielate the life of a we
man who is said to have run the gaunt-
let 01’ the world’s oermutlon. and
hardship for a woman: who “starts"
Wmnfi.
was once a pugilist and a giant
lab. The defense will try to show
that. attacked by the giant ill a drunk
on frenzy. "Goldie‘ drove tile nail fliti‘A
into his eye. Then she fled trim the
hotel leaving him dying. The defense
claims that after being; led to believe
her plea for a divorce from her first
husband had been granted “Goldie?
married Nell six weeks before \the
killing. A picture will he painted be-
fore the jury of how. In the little
room in the Greenwich hotel. Neil
taunted the woman with having led .her
Into a blgamous marriage. told not he
was tired other and intended leaving
her to shlftf for herself
Then the more sombre picture will
be presented of the husband attacking
his wife it was this attack which he
paid for with his life. The long weeks
she has passed in jail have brought
back “Goldie” Nell much of her former
famous beauty which the hard life
she had been forced to live had driven
away. She says she has no fear of
the outcome when the jury hears her
plea.
Kodoi for Indigestion and Dyspepsia
not, only digests what you eat it tones.
the stomach and adds strength to the
whole body. Makes rich. pureb blood
Koddl conforms to the National Pure
Food and Drug Law. Sold by The .
’ Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridggth
Pharmacy.
MELLEN HAS crock.
More Developmefitc' In The
I I and “Maine Deal.
, BOSTON, Mass. May 14. ~The re-
pcrt that the New York, New linen
and Hartford railrcad has“ acquired
control of the Boston anti Maine are
tern so persistently and so frequent-
ly contradicted lining the pull! wees,
was yesterday named an authority
thsth’ can leave no more doubt of its
tm
The “#:9931118!“ was reached and the
Fpitch certain stock taken by
scent Molten of the New Haven
hi. behalf or his r'oiui: about the mid
title To: March of the current yeah
$11 mfrequent depicts wlth which the
onto: the vast deal have been met
hays been made With the idea (of post
ing the announcement until all t e
details had been completed. and a II
It I amount of stock either secured
tiled under friendly control. in or-
Rectan-
, are that no untoward
ar
not have the addition of chemicals or has
(incidents might
ts passe e.
it s admittgd that the dephl‘ II' and
p rtofa mat; ‘enéra‘llplaan will may
'iisblc to catch 0 rattle
oft 9 cities son‘s the Atlantic lien
in Imus cs 'vith the agreement
reached when: the soy liaison kid
my York Central railroads. that!
w
Yo use and Western I ll 2d.
“$13me Ill 6N our national” ohmic;
let the h in: coal count “ng
RhO‘Wlng lid
Q '0 of rallrca fig?” 6 “X
flat to: MI MN! ‘
It‘ll
City of Cleveland has Near-
l‘y Completed and Will Prove
a $700,000 Lon
o'la'l‘ltblr, Mich” May I3——'rue
magnificent new passenger steamet
City of Cleveland. under construction
at the plant otphe Detroit Shipbuild-
land Navigation Company. and design
all to run between Detroit and Cleve
.land, was swapt by fire early today,
and Is a total loss except for her hull
and machinery. How much they lune
been damaged cannot be determined
until the ball is pumped out and a
on ful examination made
he loss, which tails upon the De-
lroit Shipbuilding Company. a branch
of the American Shl Ibuilding Com
pan, is about $700. 0. and is fairly
wel covered by insurance
The fire broke out just before dav
light. These are rumors that an in-
cendiary is suspected.-
long and was designed to carry 4. .500
passengers, with sleeping accommoda-
tions for 1,500. The interior woodwork
and fittings were practically mandated
and the machinery and boilers were
installed. No one was injured during
a fire.
The City of Cleveland was Intended
to be the finest sldewheel steamer on
flesh water and her interior wood-
work. all of which is destroyed, was
unusually beautiful and lavish liei‘ ‘
whole cost was intended to be ti,-
250. 000.
BEST FOR WOMEJI AND CHILD-
Ou account of its mild action and
pleasant taste Drino Laxative Fruit
Syrup is especially recolonisation for
women and children, It does not nau-
seat'e or gripe like pflls and ordinary
:athhrtlcs. Orlno Laxative Fruit
Syrup aids digestion and stimulates
the liver and bowels without lrritat
Ins them. Remember the name Orlno
and refuse substitutes. Plaisteds
Drug Store and The Clifford Phar
mscy.
COREY—GILMAN.
President of United States Steel Cor-
poration Married Today.
NEW YORK, May li.-—William El.-
lis Corey, president or the United
States Steel corporation and Mrs. Co-
rey, whose wedding took place at the
left the hotel half an hour later for
Hoboken,’ where they boarded the
s amen Kaiser Wilhelm 11, on which
i ey sailed for Europe today. Mrs 00
my was attired in a simple, dark co;
lured traveling dress which she had
lcnned after the wedding ceremony. A
few of the guests. who had remained
bye The streets In the vicinity of t e
hotel, which had been thronged ear-y
in the evening by c-I ”curious crowd,
weie nearly deserted when Mr. Corey
and his bride departed.
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
AW.
we are pleased‘to
Foley's Honey and rm- for cough
201d and lung trouble: is not cote
hydra Natlbnal Pure Food an Drug
law. ;as it contains no palates or 0 er
xrzful drugs and we recommen it
safe remedy for children and
adults. Plalsted's Drug Store and The
Clifford Pharmacy.
CITY OF MEXICO. May li.-—Gusr
temula has receded from the stand is
ken relative to the Lima ,extraditicn
sent by the Mexican Ooernment. Pro
sident Cabrera expressed his willing-
bean to have General Lima charged
with complicity in the assassination
of. General Barrillas. former president
of Guatemala, tried la Gmtemala.
Guatemala further says that she is
Willing to send Col. Onofra Bone. cap-
thin of the Port. of San done do Gua
tema‘la. an alleged accomplice in the
assassination to Mexico to tell what
he knows of the affair
Méxlco has replied to those overtu-
res‘ coldly. Her last note intimates
that "IPrealdent Caberera's overtures
have come too late. inasmuch as Min-
ister Gambca has been swerved from
Guatemala to Salvador.
W I
SOLDIER CHARGED WITH MUR
mBOS’l‘ON. May 14 .v—Chsrged with
eInurder of his not? onlcer. Cot,
pot-a .l N. Quinn, 0 Guantanamo?
Cuba, last November Edward F.
a private in the United mate's Ma
Corp:
.1... Putnani in the nail
Circuit Court today. llallgd
District. Attorney French and Autumn
District Attorney Lewis reproach
the government. Mug. it is all
shot Quinn following a misunderstand-
tag: The accused Is a native of Gear
31a and enlisted at Manchester. N H
He has served sing years in the Ma-
rine Corps. and part in the mar ch
under Minor Walker In the Philippines
gfter the massacre on the island of
mar. , .
m
so krrsuer'rgtkim. kmo or
ROME. May 14.—It is officially de-
nied that an attempt was made to ex-
plode a bomb while the royal train
States
goodly it i: ”was? somleogrg
heacr rs we 9 0 ll V ex 9
the yrs; arril’ednd 9
incl idr shuns cpl
swll” “fem ”3331p lid “ammo?
this . litn. has} spiral
“our the egress) atomis-
pill“, that! chllil
chestnut”? rouse sultry.
3.. Nliaisonf of Nay;
W0 ll
SIEP’A Ifg‘lflyglwx "‘1
oty do 00 II up
II.lI’IIIIirrfIlIc.n
oi Ibopii
l‘ “W
Ing Compam for the Detroit 5: Cleve.
The City of Cleveland was 444 feet ,
for the purpose. bid the couple goorh I
fluorides that '
GUATEMALA HA8 RECEDED..
question in a reply to the third note ,
was placed on trial berm-e .
States .
stood in the station at Poo lagoscurc ,I '
at the
i until; The
that a bomb.
May It-«Nrs. Ado ‘
ritain wile found .
The D. M. Read .Co.
warm 1.937.
Hall Mirrors, 'Seiitles and Chairs.
A MirrOr means a great deal in furnishing. In C hall
it is quite a ll(’(€SSll\, and the n—-—it lightens, it opens a vista.
1' spot Ially if a hall be narrow and dim the mirror will do
qulI towards enlarging the place In appearance.
Nowadays there are Mirrors that only occupy wall
space, and we lime a collection of wry handsome ones.
French plate bet clcd glass of tile lIiglust quality framed in
Quartered Oak. Famed Oak, and Mahogany.
Some plain and some elegantly carved. These hav'c
ornamental books of polished brass. Other Mirrors are in
Craftsman style of dark fumed oak with books of wrought
iron. A large range of prices.
Oakcn Settles with high backs and arms. the seats form-
ing the lids to chestlikc receptacles which will be found
com cuient as catchalls for \arious artitlcs. Some are quite
plain. others quaintly carved.
Oaken Chairs, some heavy and plain. some elaborately
carved, with high backs broad arms and claw feet .
High-backed Windsor Chairs of Mahogany.
Roman Chairs of Mahogany with carving and mar-
qucterie
Craftsman Chairs of fumed ()ak with it other seats.
Dalton and Mahogany Chairs of Colonial designs with
flag seals.
.Ir‘ourlh iioor. elevator in Carpet Store.
m
For 25c. The Crockery store oficrs an immense line
of Specials at 25c this week. For specimens set the win-
dow next the Flili‘fit‘lil Arc. entrance.
'l)ccoriited Teapots ‘ConIlcnserl Milk Jars
Decorated Salad Bowls Jumbo Cops and Saucers .
' I'listorical l’latcs Fancy ('I'cnni jugs
‘ lridgeport Souvenir Plates Fancy. Doulton I’latcs
Six Fruit Saucers for 25c. Six Cereal Dishes for 25¢.
.._...._......_..._
Stcpladder Chairs. VI'c hayc rcccit ed a new lot. They
are very hand) at houseclcaning time. \\ hen open there
is a ladder high enough for the ordinary house, and when
. closed there Is a chair suitable for the kitchen. 98c each.
The D. M. Read Co.
For this week’s Special we have chosen LADIES’ SHIRT, WAISTS
and shall make CUT PRICES on samples, embracing aliqualities. Not all
sizes in any grade, but all sizes in the various grades. NOTE PRICES: ‘
81.00 Wallis. 50 and 75c.
$1.25 Walcts, 39c.
$1.50 wants. one.
C205 Wllitl 91.25 and $1.49.
Other priced Walsts at similar reductions. . .
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