. a retail server or ' ~
Ammunition inlAll Iioads,
AND A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF .
Double and Sinale Guns and ltiiies.
Waterproof Hunting Coats. Trousers Leil‘
tlins. and Gun Cases ‘
Guns Repaired andtliented.
Headquarters for sporting Goods In General.
Norwaik Hardware Co.
as mm srnur non wuk. '
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Street creel-em San
Stir Meniscus and (lithium.
Men's flood Overcoats. black and hiuc, worth $10.00 ............ 88.00
llettcr (Irudc, worth up to 3” 00 ............ . ...... $798
.iilll flutter (trade. worth $1600 ............................... . ..... $943
ilSi/Iltiinde ....... ............................. . ...... . ..... 0 ...... 8 11.98
The th'y lit-,sl worth 32 5.00 ....... '.. ................. . .......... .. $14 .98
(‘Iriidrt- -n'a flood va‘f'ttlnlrt lto .'t “or iii $l. I-t ........................ 98c
llcttc'i Grades, 31. 48, ”.98, $2. 48, $3. 48 up to $5. 98, worth 82, 50, 83 00, 3" .30 up
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OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
it North Mela Street, South “.0ka
Yard Pea Coat S4. 50. No1. 2Nut ConlS5
Earl, Stove and Nut Coal. S6250.
‘ . Delivered in the cellar.
Carefuilrl screened. ‘ Free from slate.
Best qualitu
Raymond Bros
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
FROM $15 UP.
FarrCIoakand Fur tore
A ISRAEL, Proprietor.
68 Washington Street South Norwalk.
AT
Merrill Business College
In a Safe investment
And ,7 here's Thousands In it.
' DAY SESSION FOR MONTH ............................... $12.50
NIGHT SESSION FOR MONTH ......... ' .................... $5.00
PEINMANSHIP 3 MONTHS ................................. $0.00
Enroll Monday, Dec. 2d.
South Norwalk. Stamford. Port Chester,
‘Slte Yeats 8\oa\I $5 SIII’I Noose
33 SOUTH MAIN 8T. 80. NORWALK
I I _ ' . . . I
, '3hauksurumg Saba.
We have reduced the prices on Butts. Coats, Skirts, Walsh). Furs and
Grrtn’ Coats to suit you. Come and be convrnced.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House,
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALVK
Sis-517 MAIN STREET, STAMFORD.
, the NewScienre of healing
WAG“.
MONTPEIJER. Vt.. Dec. it «Thu
tone (‘nttere' Union of this city had
,lurrd’ has filed a demand for Iiii’ in-
license In wages About 2.000 work
Irrrcn in the two cities Im- ulfertcd
‘1‘“.1 .. . r .
:A Christmas
Present
Which will beapprcciated Is one
doof our
Gas or Electric
- Stand Lamps.
Try one as your Reading Lamp.
They are sellingVVat Cost.
(live he a chance to estimate on
piping your house, Which
we do at Cost.
Connecticut.
Company.
cniapritacrrc
' [rill
We pp‘llfim
the “tablet;
pol/rt
1W”? mam)
COUCH WAFERS.
A predicated, arithmetic water for
the relief of llrouehiol. mommy and
Hllztillltllllf (‘oughn and Imitation of
tho Throat and farms. PRICE 28¢
BOX.
LAXATIVE COLD AND LA GRIPPE
WAF 8. These wafer! contain the
reins to es in. pewder form. They nre
f’flliy to like. The coating nulckl)’
dissolves. The action of the remedies
is therefore quicker than in tablet or
PRICE 2!: BOX.
THE Brunet PHARMACY,
206 WA8HINOTON OTRIIT.
Tole Coll. “1—2.
All Orders Delivered Free of (Shows.
Letter Carrier Jesse Seaman ls‘iii
at his home and Edward McGowan in
substituting for him.
Mrs. A. Van t-Icoy will cntertaiir the
’l'ucsdu)’ Social Willst (‘Iub this even
ing at lrcivhonrc III Scavlow il\‘t'llt,lt‘.
'i'Irr- \I'itr (Inc (‘lrclc of tho ldnrt live-
rrru- Method at (‘hurch will hold a
rum-ting this cvcninrz. and ‘t I'nnsaet. rog-
Irinr business.
A- moo-ting of the Sunday school
hoard of the diets! Avenue Molllmlisi
(‘hrriiir will be lit id this owning rind
the itwrons for tho prcitcnt month rc
Iicsid
tho it It tincklt-y's new house in St.
John :vtl'r-t‘I is I':Ir)idiI rrrnrlIrrg cornplc-
lion ltIIt'i rlro dtlar lit-reunitptr-d |)\
.—
lt has made the importaTrt dicovcry
than tlrr- pirypiiirl curiae oi disease is
l lfltrtlf‘rl in the spine and it has devised
.t lillirlirv lllIl-Illflrl of adjusting and rc-
irrorirrg llrcV cause by means of the
I blinds alone.
I Dr Francis is prepared to make
,spmlnl analysis of both Mute andI
l t hrorrir- disc; rscI-i and remove the cause
Iii) cxpirt Scientific Ad truthronts: also: ever trim],
of Chiroprnc-I
ilo I IprIniIr tho pirilosoph
1tit-.(lcnt c I shall he pic an: 'd to ham
lIorn rcidcrn who desire information
ll‘ gaming this scicriio call at
94 E. Washington St., Hdvliand Block,
South Norwelk, Conn. '
Scientific Magnetl "iTreatmenIi Al
GI
EVERY LADY'8 DRESSING-CHAM-
BER
should be equipped with s slnty
snow white, one piece "Standard" Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully conveninet It would
be to have hot. and cold running water
“in your dressing chamber. sleep
room? Its presence would afford you
the. highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent mo-
chzmlcs, honest and reliable.
Horace R. flash,
CORNER MAIN AND’ WE81' 8T...
1-. ..- .
f DAVID w. an mm
Funeral Director
and Embolmsr. l
I! North Msln It, 8outh Nomllt:
1 Residence. O Wsohlngton 81.
Telephone st house, on. I
Telephone st mm l,
on HATCH a BAILEY Co.
MILL. foot of Marshall 8t’eet. Tel. 46.1
LUMBER YARD, Wat" “rut. Tel. “’2.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a. Piggery. to at. Palace.
Now In the limo to repair roofs for w intcr's blasts and storms‘. We have
cwrv variety. of shingles ranging in prziu from $2.50 to tit). 50 per tliousnnd.
“mun bar-«- for flat roofs tho
LINCOLN ROOFING.
Aunpm'iur brand of rcadyenratlc. Irivtodnlc roofing. flood whr-rc anv gmvll
roof Ill nccdcd. ,Wlii stand tropic limit. or arctic cnid. Looks like: rubber
hut bar: no rubber in it. Has no for in rt. Has no odor. (Jan bu laid br
any intelligent workman. A perfect non-('nfldllflwfv—lhfl best Insulating fab
ric math. For all commercial prilpnst- .. practicum fireproof. ft is vermin
proof. Rats wlll not touch it. Indor ulttlrlc floors it. is most oxIcclIcnl
Acidu cannot affect it like tin or iron It. in tight, pliable and waterproof
(touted with fine. fllnty snml it presents an excellent appearance and rurzlstir
fire. It III cooler than iron and more durable than tin. It is not coated with
a mass of spongy fibre which holds write; and is soon soaked off. It hr not
backed with asphaitum or main, and when properly laid, there is little. if
any, oxprrue on or contraction.“ makes a lime, plain flooring, telling the
place of oil cloth. Warrantod for eight years' wear without repairs or st-
tontion of any kind. samples on Bppllcatlm
A Warm Reception
YOUR FRIEND. WILL RECEIVE A WARM RECEPTION WHEN
THEY VIIIT YOU THIO WINTER IF YOU IUV YOUR GOAL 0' 08
NONE OUT THE REST COLD. COAL THAT IS GOAL.
8.] Hershfield & Son.
121 WATER OTRIIT. TELEPHONE 294
p r ICC-‘.. n ovu-
with
AV. Sttlll
Phone 328—4.
22 Census Mm, _ lest Norwetlt.
We have the following second hand
AUTOMOBILE8, which we will sell
at very low prices in order to close
them out nl once:
2t ylinder BUICK8.
ps, lamps. etc.
1 four-cylinder LOCOMOIILE, fully
equipped.
l WAYNE runabout.
2 three-cylinder ELMORES.
All of those machines are in. first
tries condition ready torun Callsnd
them over
It Illlliliilillil
equipped
Iiioiirt: lllt‘ vrmtrlk
ing apartment or first floor tollet/
"Honest ’Jnode st Honest Prices."
l”. Wort lime
‘..
,--
NOMIIII‘ to the.
tbr trillion of rho doutrat'tor who was
A rum-tin: of III” Ilihio school of
the Adwnt Christian(Thur-ctr was held
l.I..i Ironing oi the church and those
inntroiulztrrcc wr-I'c instructed by the ,
pastor. itcr. LI. l". Reynolds.
STOP THAT COLD
or Ir IIInI result to pneumonia. Bra
‘ziliuir llnlm is breaking up colds when
almost without czxtcptlon.
it), 2!), {:00 and 81.00 bottles. Thu Clif-
ford. lluxter's and Plaisted's. ”
ROWAYTON.
Mr and Mrs. William Dcmuroirt and
Susan linker omrooklyn. have return-
q-d home after a few day' a visit at one
of their cottages on llellc Island.
Mr, Thompson, of limoklyn, intends
to erect two handsome tottages at
lltllc island next spring and has liccn
Vllltlr‘ rcccntly with In architect look
lug the ground our
The snowfall Sunday night was a
gl‘f'M delight to the youngsters of this
place, who proceeded to use up morn
of it by pulling one another for the
first time this winter.
The nights have been so cold lately
that. a thin coating ice has cover red the
ponds iii this vicinity. This morning
t.le Five Mile River was frozen clear
across in some places.
ltownyton people should thoroughly
appreciate the work ofxthelr firo corri-
paniee. Much credit is due to the
neighbors and the tire companies for
their prompt arrival and their efficient.
aid in extinguishing the fire at If. B.
’lay’lors yesterday. ‘ -
Take DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
l' ills; they are for weak bac.k infi.rnr
motion of the bladder. backache and
wi'nk kidneys. Edit! by The Cllflord
Pharmacy and Rho Bridge I’hur
macy.
DARIEN AND NOROTON
letters remaining uncalled for in
tho Dorian poet-oilco are for Amos
Johns and J. E. sterling.
William Singer, Miss Singer and
Miss Nellie. Fox, all of Port Chester.
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Stoorzn over Sunday.
A meeting of Eagle llook and Lad
dcr Company was held last evening at
the trutk house and regular routine
business was transacted.
its-v Parlor-I Martin D..D. delivered
on inn-resting addr s at the Noroton
Presbyterian Churn, last evening, on
lllf' subject. Wedlock. Beforc‘ami Af-
tor.
Governor Woodmff yesterday ap-
proved the requisition of the treasur-
er of tirc noidlerii‘ hospital board on
tho comptroller for “0,000, for the
care of the sick and wounded soldiers.
Robert Hunter delivered a bery In-
tort-sting address Sunday night in the
Marion Congregational Church to s
large audience. Mr, llrrrrt is the
wcll’kuown scltlccnrut vr't I'kcr who
married Minn i-llolms. llh-I topic was
'l'luwtjlrildi'cn of the East Side. llc
shorted llw "coil of m:ttlcrucnl,wurk in
”w locality on}! the good that. It Ir-r' do
irig' llrt-rc. '
Tin: thlnntcc'i Hook and Ladder
t'onrpany. of Norman. is to have a con
mvrt and tlancc ln lflr. llilll near the
Norotnn post-om”: this cv.enlirg Those
who will take part in the conccrt arc
Miss lt‘ooic. Dl' Gcor'gc F. Walden, W.
l-. M. lv'bikc Prof Harry Anguish and
Harry Bliss: of Greenwich and Mar-
vin ll, Duty. of Stamford. An interest-
ing program has been arranged.
llt- Wlit'n Kidney and lllndder Pills
ulfortl urrick relic-f for all forms of kid-
he) and bladder trouble A wcelt'n
treatment 250. Sold by The Cllflord
Pharmacy and the llridge anr
timer. ee
WEM'PORT
Miss, Irrlc 8, Bradley is visitingln
Non/burg: New York.
i'nnst Guild Will lW-et With Mrtf
Staph-it tmnor row Irftcrno'oir
llcnintrriir Kvmpv- rI who has lino-ll
\i‘a‘lllllz burn, ban If'llll‘llt‘tl to ”all
1...!
iron Minion .Nrety in"
3001:“ Its
r y V
tells AVIIerr's first? 2588:“ to; ,
your cell It It In .
unit. Riedsee ’ uncle.
Meet-element. lie Ineve
ell spent this splendid medicine
fir/coughs sud colds. °
last evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A N. Smith
Mrs. Charles Barlow. of Port Chel-
ter. N. Y.. has been the guest of rela-
tiven In this town.
Professor and Mrs. A. 'l‘. (loodsoll. of
Bridgeport, have been guests of Mr.
and re. Charles Hnrrls.
Otto Peterson, who works for Gaul-t
Brothers tie a tenmeter, recently fell
from a truck and broke lriri nose.
. Rev. Mrs. Landau and Rev. C. it.
Strayor will attend the Fulrtleid asso-
ciation meeting‘in Southport today.
The Snugutuck Whlfll Club will hold
its next meeting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. It. K Gnuit. Riverside ave-
one.
Mr and Mrs. .l. K. Barge, who have
been ,visiting friends in town. have
g'm‘fncd to their home in Albany,
Mr. lllld Mrs. George Burrncll will
clone) their residence. In tho Farms this
wee-k and go to New Haven for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs, John H. Weed have
rr-ccntly entertained their daughter,
Mrs. Theron Brown. and-Son Chester.
of Weston.
MissE‘tlu-l llcorri has returned to
her school dutirn .It Hackcltstown, N
.l,, lllltl spending her vacation with
her parents.
Rel. Saturn-l ll. Ctllladfly. of the
Berkeley Divinity school In Middle-
town. will Icrlum in Christ church
Wednesday evening.
William G Staples and Willard 8.
Adams who have been on a trip
through the .soutli, have returned
to their native town.
Miser llarrlct Odgcn of Cross fligh-
wny, hnri closcd her home, and will
spend the winter at the home of Mrs.
llcnry Odgcn, Elm street.
George II. Smith and Wells Dew.
of Stratfmd, wr-rc in town on Thanks-
giving Day will) guns and dogs. it is
reported that they carried home a big
bag of birds.
The Walls of the new Methodist
Church are rising rapidly and the con-
tractor confidently expects to have the
roof on before the first of January.
The effect of the field stone walls with
brown stone trimmings is unusually
pleasing.
'l‘hc Wcstport Paper Company start-
ed rrp yestcrduy on full time. The re-
port that’rlrc company had closed down
on account of lack of orders was a
mistake The shut down was only tom
pornry nu depended entirely upon the
financial stringency.
II horse driven by Eugene Smith of
llildgepori. run awny on Compo erect
Friday afternoon. Mr Smith urin-
agod to keep the horse in the r'ond t‘or
'fi‘iitt‘l‘ly h’fiii‘lo'thn the animal lrcctrnrc
tired and stopped. No ttnrrragc Wllll
done. to the carriage or thodrivcr.
'l‘bc saloon conducted by ‘(labriel
Bt‘lltlll,'hl Snugntnsk, has been closed.
The place was formerly operated by
John McCann. who rented the build-
ing to Detroit and sold him the busi-
ness. Two weeks ago Benoit was rob-
bed of 8800 and the loss compelled trim
to quit business. Detectives huvu been
at work on the case, brrt without re»
sult. It. is lllOtht the thieves girl
off it freight, lra n at the station and
entered the house while Benoit and his
wife were In the saloon. Benoit form
erly conducted a hotel in Danbrrry.
The refusal of a license to n J! liquor
at tho Quinlan building as he result
of the hearing before the c Irnty com-
nrissfoners last week has given gcn-
cml satisfaction in this I "ago. The
grounds upon which the (ominboloni H
refused the license are said to bc rhat
there are already enough saloons in
town. It is the policy of the commls
sioners not to increase the number of
saloons in any town In the courtly. It
is believed. that there are enough drink-
lng‘ places in this town and that the
proportion to the number of inhabi-
tants is larger than is usually the
case. It is probable that no new it-
ccnscs will br- grantod iii any of the
suburban towns.
—ltehlng torturing skin eruptions
Ointment brings quick relief and last-
dlsflgrrre nnnov, drive one wild. Donn' I
log cures. Fifty cents at any drug
store. ‘
flew Sewer n‘rtorwau Criti-
clsed .
'(Contlniied From Flrst P8807.
tou avenue and Cross street. was nerlr
ously discussed; A petition to expect-
ed from residents of Wilton, avenue.
for an alarm box, and» Councilman Dil-
worth thought both the Holmes, Keel-
er & Belleck Company and the Wilton
avenue residents could he acconrodat
ed byplncing the box at the point. then
nosed. The present. eoumil'ir idea. is
to add a new box to the, system each
year The matter of the new box
was left with the fire comlnlttcc with
powcl‘ to act. During the disursslon
It was claimed that there are other
points which are in worse Imlnrdlnlc
need of a iirc alarm box than that ask-
ed for.
Another Sewer Kick. ,
Michael McSnlly appeared and reglsV-
tcml a trick that the new sewer iir
Piarlleltl avenue comes to a point with
to forty feet of his house and then
stops. He desired to connect. (‘hnir-
man Buttery of the sewer committee.
explained that a. deep cut would be
necessary. and because of the porruion
of McSnlly's house, it should be con-
noctcd with A newer coming in an op
bonito direction from the present one
Mcfloliy was willing to lay [duo from
his butter.» to the flower If it could be
(eonnoclcd. and be will have no trou-
ble in getting permiselon.
TneH enry “rest Tangle.
The Henry street. grading I.
llon Ilflll entitled no end of tron lo, and
another big kick developed last night.
t'. M Dalill'll. who owns a house at.
Ilu- mirror of Henry and ('honlflul
Uh Flevrl W it 1'30“ 'r‘I
”Ii-ill?“ W08 3':
spot A trim
“l‘h blind and l'
n.
INEL
's pew around lot- I! natures favor.
In; grading Henry street, ho and the
others who blurred it were given to un-
derstand that there would be no cri-
pense to. them, Now there is a Drop-
osition to alllt'tlll benefits and damn”.
‘ and nearly all who hrrd signed the pre-
vious petition signed another presents
ed inst nisirt by Mr. Daniele. objection
to the proposal.
Joseph Illness. who owns a consid-
erable section of property on the north
side of Henry street, wanted to know
If the people thouitht he was going to
pay all the expense. He believed 00!-
er people would be benefited as well
no blouse “and stated that the matter;
liud bet-r properly advertised.
James 1". Kenny, of Pine street, was
the only speaker in favor of the propo-
sition besides Mr. Discus. Mr'. Kenny
believed it would benefit all of the
property in in vicinity. us Henry street
Is not fit to use. in his opinion, Sev-
eral other property‘owncrs naked ques
tions about the proposition. Mr, DI-
sesu added further that he had not
though of trying to get tho street grad-
ed until people In the vicinity had
spoken to him about l..t Several feet
of his land will be taken if the grad ‘
ing is done according to present plans.
lie was not willing to give tilts, but
said he was willing to stand his
share.
Corporation Counsel J. I. Watch took
a little part in the discussion. Ho re-
minded tho I'cmontitrutors that the
council was placed in a peculiar light
by this development. as they knew
nothing about, any private arrangement
with Mr. Disc-Ira, whcrcby the latter
had assured them when they signed
the petition that ihcy’would not. enter
into the cost of the lmprovemtnt.
’When the benefits and damages are
determined upon, Mr. Walsh reminded
property owners that they could ap-
peal to the courts If not satisfied.
The discussion threatened to go on
all night and Councilman Mntheis re-
minded the remonstrantir" that the
proper time to- kick would be when the
committee makes its report at the next
meeting. This did not suffice, anti
Councilman Shelley also remarked that
the discussion was likely to go on iri-
dclinitely and the proper thing to do
would be to' wait rrntli the acid meep
lug when the committee reports. ,
E. II Pillow evidently did not like
these remarks for he declared "You
won't hear anything more from me.
gentlemen," and Walked out. All of
the others followed
Among the bills there Were a few
tlrnt were not "0. Ktl” and these were
referred to the committee chairmen
for it looking over and if found all
right, the chairmen were dirt-cred to
have them paid.
cm of Hope Hose Horses.
Tire cost of the horses to draw the
Hope llosc Wagon “as dis risstd lir-
forrrinllr. It was pointtd out that the
city pays 85 per ninr n for .I horse for
this how w,ngou tho amount for last
year being $125, more than the dam
ago done by fires during the u or l‘ht
Council talked over the udvlirhility of
making .I change by Inning lb. liopc
lloso apparatus rispond only for II 900'
ond alarm. Um lllt presont ar-
rnngI-nrcur it Is claimed that the host;
is seldom t‘Itn removed from the wa
gun. the other apparatus as Ii rule get-
ting to the stone of a fire mrrcll soon-
('1_ almost lnvariably. \'n action was
tattoo by the meeting, but it is stated
that rtrp mutter rum come up soon for
action by the council.
During the evening 75 $1000 sewer
bonds of the old borough were burned
huausc they had been paid off
Councilman Buttery reported prog-
I'css on the Brook street HI‘Wl'l' nurt-
lt‘l'.
.Vlr. Mlllllt' :Is said he llila done rrotlr-
lug yet about. .i had plate in tin: road
In (‘hapcl streetI near A’flfltlll) street
I‘m; condition of tin trrrb tutu-rd \Hl-
tcr to back up llt' .rhto I‘t DOI‘lt (I
ltrolzl'ctfb 0n lllllll’tll't'lllt‘lllrt in Smith
strr-ot. lit-nry street and o.) |‘l‘flflpv'tt
Hill. Chlllf‘lllilll Win, or‘ r12» polls:
dcpirrtrricnt, spokc about I: ;-i'nptli-r'
ert‘t'l at thopolltwslrftimr. 'I‘liirrwhw'l
was found near thtw-rsidr ('.‘Hlllltftl'y.
whore it had nitlcrrllr been placed by
thieves who stoic. it. Mr. Witt ad-
vised holding it for a lltllt‘l lllllf‘kf'l.
lie also mentioned that Tour) Counsel
Warner clnim‘n the town should have
it. Dr ert will consult the city at-
torney.
Dr ert could not give a definite
answer on the subject of lease for the
police station The representative of
the owner of the property is to give
him It. reply shortly.
At. this point, Councilman Diiworth
gave in the report of the committee
appointed to investigate the trolley
situation. ,
81.000 suit Against the City.
Michael Heal. who made complaint
to the council a long time ago that
he was injured by falling on the side
walk in Water stroct was never paid
any.thlng so he has sued the city. He
claims that he was injured and dain-
aged to the extent. of 81, 000,
The police and library reports were
accepted and ordered on tile without
a reading and the meeting adjourned
to Tuesday evening, December 17th.
Bad Breath.
A will known physirian. ,ulio
undoubtedly knows, llCCldl‘t'i that
had tn‘cath has broken all more
mulch-s than had lcrrrpct'.
. There are ardent
lovers who trust
sometimes thh
their sweethearts
presented sweeter
mouths to be kissed.
Good teeth cannot
prevent bad breath
when th stomach to
disordered.
The best cure for
boil health "is a
cleansing out of the
body by mot
Lane’s Family
Medicine
the tonic laxative.
This In a herb medicine. sold in
ckages d
c. and 50c
amend it is via; more tors
Ils than any other medicine has
utrmts and lives their- was the rim,
ovtr saved.
It tum lundmnhc Imrlrmlrr
Indian.- «Ion. cvvnrtipittlori and «loo
lf‘IId-u'ln .: ‘
. ,3- [
IzhiV .A ' ‘V
”RA e.lh
loin: r'o‘nry Whirligig“ “a"
mop worn. I. always W
“I .Illl'eosfilln 8l., Brook
Boot For
The bowels
III, III. . . 4,.
“l m
:bortx whit W .. VVi I“!
vulnerllng Remedy Co.. ”achl'ilej:or IllJf.
millimeter III oleoli's',‘
HARTVFORO FIRE'B OECRETARV v]
I
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P. c. Royce Stricken et Grand Conn
‘ trel Station.
l’lrihrrrdcr C. Royce. secretary of tho
Hartford lt‘irc. Insurance Company and "
president. of the Hartford park cour-
misslon, died suddenly at. therGroirtl
Central station. in New York, Sunday“
Mr. Royce was on his way home after
rt visit. over Thanksgiving with his
daughter. Mrs. O. "1‘. Smith, of New
York. Willie waiting with his wlfo
for the train Mr. Royce fell to tho
floor unconscious. lie died a few anII-I
dies later.
Mr. Itoyco was born in I’lairrfloltl.
lli. March' 2.4 1338, his father helm:
Miles Royce, a native of Bristol.
and his mother Sarah Goodhue (Ili-
mantle attended Pialnllcld academy
and was graduated from Knox col.
lege, (lslesburg. ill.. in the class of
1860.1t‘or six years after his gr un-
tion he taught school and their part oi!
the time was in charge of the schools
of .loliet. lll.. where he was elector!
superintendent of city schools In 186':
and principal of the high school. 1
When he flint oirtorcd the fire lira -
surnncc business he was local agent:
In .iollct. tort the Hartford Fire and
other companies. From then on bu
filled scvcrai offices In various llltilll'i
nnce companies about the country lllt‘
lit in the summer of 1881, having been
elected to the office of assistant soc-
rctary of the Hartford Fire Insuranco
company, he moved to Hartford. In
1886 Mr, Royce 35813110 secretary of.
the company e was a prominent;
church and tubular). lie lgarcs u.
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MEXICO CITY, D90. 3.—-TW9JVI!
American countrle were represented
when the third international Sanitary
Congress opened its mission in the Hull
of the Treasury Dcpnrtnrtnrt of tho
National Palace yesterday. Vich-
Prosldent Ramon Carol welcomed thr-
delegates. and In Edward 0 Metro.
of the . National fiourd of Health, made
a plea for extension of the scope of
thr- work of the Congress. saying that
asystcn‘iutlc fight should be made by
the countries representtd against tht
spread of tuberculosis.
llr. Walter Wymnn. in speaking ft r'
the United States, said in the present
meeting an opportunity was afforded
the countries of the Western lienris‘
phcro to take such advanced ground
in sanitary measures as to tent-ii Euro.
pcan nations and thus ircrrtfit it: a
health of the world.
DANuen IN ASKING ADVICE.
When It!" lllllt a cough or cold do
not risk Nflllit- tllit‘ what In good for“ it.
as there is danger in taking norm.- rur-
known preparation. Foitr' s llonm
anti fur trrrrs coughs. C(ltlh and pro-
vents pneumonia 'l'lrt genrrtrm in in .I
Icllow [)flClthlgf' Infuse srtbwtitrrtt <.
The Clifford l’hnrmnty and Pinist
Drug Store.
PORTLAND MAN KILLED.
PORTLAND, Conn.. Dec. 3.--(‘)Ir tlv'v
track of the Air Line today was found
the frightfnlly mangled body of Jarrrrs
Wainwright. of this town. who was ;
probably struck by the 9 o'clock spcc-
iai freight last night. Wainwright
was near his home and had been ll'ilf k
walking. lie was 50 years of Inge and
employed by the Ennmeiing Works at
Middle-town He Is survived by two
daughters and a brother. 0n the surm-
stretch of truck ncar the brid'o .lolrr
l
\
Barry was struck by a freight train.
yesterday aftemp’oh. the latter, how-
ever not, being seribusiy hurt.
CASTOFI IAV
lot Inhale sud Children.
llelinltu lienllsapbull
Bean the Mm
Signature of
.4
STATE:
VIOLENT DEATHS IN 1144-
NlCW HAVEN. ltct'. 3~ hero word
two murders, Ion sulrldc [and 41 vi
lent. deaths in tho state Hiring Novc
bcr. 0f the lust l-JW‘D gurus twol
maths were due to train. ten to fill
six to asphyxiation. it) t) to porcine s
four to drowning. 1 persons worn
killed by trolleys. wo electrocuth
and two met death by explosloiil'.
the suicides three each were by car-
bqiic nlnl minim; of tho tin-,oar Iraq
twu by nirouilng
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PASSED EXAMINATION SUCCEOH:
.l-nrmn Donahue LNLer llIlIIIliI, f'orrn
writes: "I tried several kidney rennin
flies. and was trellis-I by our besl
physicians i'or Ilriihults. but did no.
improve until i took Polo-yo Rhino”
'Ctire After the uo-t'ollll bottle I shine.
“improvement: I! Iv bottle! cure;
me completely. hsv slnos pen
a rigid examination for life insursucn
’t'ltlt‘y'l Kidney f' urn curmr ORCN'LM'R
and all forms of kidney turd “hunt:
trouble The f' lmnrv d '1” -
ll 9 ‘ Htoie.
Pentium; ”1th
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Norwalk Chronicler