.266
Salmon 25c
...25c
........10c
Olloaarll'r
lv'lwccrb'w-
an...
,‘IAM'WI
7:39p. out satur-
M It. II. V.
. aim Tuesday. January 7,
Propellers will leave
River. New York, (foot
mat), every day, (except
4.x» III. Freight received
an to d p. In. and South
to 5: to p. to.
l”; ALK ITEAMBgA; co.
'MIII agent-u,
Cami Agar»
as man». .'
. ’ l Dinotar
lmbalmar.
Maia It. loath Nat-wail-
IWaahlngtaII li-
. at house. on.
FORGET
‘Repairin g
" ‘ . before 10 a. m. deliv-
n & Ryan, Price's
.Mahaclmno Cigar
Cigar Store and all
.. , than one hundred times died Sunday
' Stuart, of the Superior Court of Grand
‘ rszo otsrmzu'r is guaranteed to
“t
'B
marathons-sonata,
W
All tinnntari‘aita, Invitations
Wu is a harmless vn
30m» Drop! and Soothing
SIMPLE REMEDY FOII LA GFIIPPE.
Ln grippc coughs are. dangerous as
they frequently develop into pneumo-
nia. Foley's Honey and Tar not only
stops the cough but heals and strength
one the lungs so, that. noscrious re-
suitn need be feared. The genuinc
Foley’s Honey and Tor contain» no
harmful drugs and Is indt ycllow pack-
age. Refuse subslilutcs. Pleistcd's
Drug Store and The Clifford Phtu'
niacy. ”
DIED A8 FORTUNE CAME TO HER.
CHICAGO, .lun. 7.-A dispatch to
the Record-Herald from New Orleans.
La. says:
When n fortuneof 350000 was al-
most within th' grasp, Mrs. illnry
O'Keefe, ill) years old, a habitual drunk-
artl, who had been sent to prison more
in a squalid room above a saloon. M rs,
Ellen O'Koefc, n sister, who would
haVe shared partly in the lean”. went
to a pauper's grave. Judge William J.
Rapids, Mch.. wired the police that.
search had been mude for nine years
for the O'chic sisters. An unclc,
Michael O'KeI-fc. left. his entlrc estate
to the woman nun the money ls still
held in trust at Grand Rapids,
-—Don't think that piles can't be
cured. Thousands oi obstinate cases
have been cured by Doan’s Ointment.
50 cents at any drug store.
GETS FREE AS POOR DEBTOI‘I.
After being in Jail 30 days Patrick .I
McCarthy, oi' IhInbury, who has bccn
working out n flue oi $200 imposed by
Judge Matt in the llullcd States court
for violating the. rcvcnm- laws, hos
bccn released, having taken the pool
debtor's oath before llnllod Stutcs
(lommlsslonct William A.WIight.,1ilI
('uithy was arteslcd for selling ii
quor at
last summer without a license.
mm «II n aAlmeonghhandfliiphbflhan‘
The find You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
mmmnrwmm. anvaaaarrv
‘
has a thaaignatnra of ,
and has bcanmadaandar his iter-
sonnl supervision place its infancy.
Aflowno onatodacclvc you in this.
and “ Justus-good" are but
Experiments dict trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What Is CASTORIA
It‘nta for Castor oiiiPara-
yrups. It is Platsant. it
contains neither Opium. Morphine ”her other 'Narcotla
substance. Ra ago is no guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Pavarishncss. It cures Diarrluaa and Wind
Colic. It rallavaa Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Fiatulunoy.‘ It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowals, giving healthy and natural sleep. .
The Children's Mania-Elsa Mother’s llrlahd. ‘
alumna CASTORIA “whys
jSIgnQIuI-a of
J
A BINGULAB ACCIDENT.
MYSTIC, Conn" .lan. li.-—-Tha three-
'Innstcdpschooncr, .Icnnlc S, Hall. going
out or the rlvcr yesterday afternoon
lii‘liiu' nwuy lIInu llit- tug which was
towing Mr and run into the power
house of lip: hroton & Stonlugton Rail-
way I-otnpnny. situated on the ‘river
bunk. A hole forty feet square was
smashed in the brick wall of the power
house, and the shock was do great on
board the sIhooncr that Cnptnu (lard-
nv-I- was thrown overboard, He was
rescued without Injury. however, The
schooner Wu» undumuged and no bdrm
rthlllicd to the powerhouse. machinery.
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.
us mercury will surely dcstroy the
noose of limit" and completely III-runge
the Whlilv system when, entering it
through the mucous surfaces.
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physic-
lonu. as the damage they will do In ten
fold to the good you can pomdbly Ile-
rim from them. Hulls Citinrrh (lure,
manufactured by F. .l. Chon‘cy It (70.,
Toledo, 0., contains no mercury. and
Is taken internally. noting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. in buying Halls Calurrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. it
is taken internally and made in Toledo
Ohio, by i". .l. Cheney & (lo. 'i'cstimon
Inls free.
Sold by llrugglsis.
bottle.
Take llilli's Family Pills for consll
potion,
Price, 75¢ per
HARTFORD MAN-HOLES BLOW UP.
HARTFORD. .Inn. 6.—-i"|lieen mane
bolts in the (color of the city wotc
blown out this 'morning by rtnson of
explosions caused by escaping gas, lg-
nitcd by an electric spark in the cou—
duits An extensive area of pavement
tho llunbury Fair grounds,was dnamgcn window glIIIIII was what-
lcrI-d and telephone cabins wore melted
out. The binzc in the, munnholc at the
FILES CURED m 6 T014 DAYS
«are any case oi itching. Blind. Bleed-
ing or Protrudlng Piles in 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. 50c
_....._,...M.. I. _-....w.... _-_.w.... .
\lon
HERE is A MOST UNU‘UAL AND
YOU TO ACCOMPLI
EGINNI iNti Saturday morning we
will place on sale miniature
steel safes exactly like illustra-
tiIirI. only three times all large, made
of the finest tempered steel. superbly
finished In oxidised copper. titled with
n genuluc Yale Combination Lock ”nod
a device. to prevent mimi'y bt-lng im-
properly extracted.
Rom“ rm. Stop.
.. Kort "Giunlbc.
NOT won THAN ONE TO A CUI-
TOMII.
“beacon“ you win titans. We w
you the money. and mm do winit you i
alalr. You an under no obligations
'h 20\\\ upturn tides.
comes of Allyn and Ann sitcom melted
out the cables of the IIIcphone com
puny and (filllit'll ii discontinuance of
the scrvlco In the northern part of the
I city as tar as Windsor.
-. u... ..... g...»
Begin t a “on Your Right 9 .,
ant to 5am
Manon. ‘3
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR'
DH VOUR PUBPOII.
Milieu the regular price of than
it'd"; "' I'd: ”1'. it?" I‘ll Wu- ..
we u m m «mm 0
tlsoks an to in cashed only in our store. WI III? Ii III.
You illw it harm- and begin to an a thosey. Whanyou deal" the lack
Ill mu it at any time you wish. hand
lite with your savings. '.That it your
in patches! nods atth
1' of A. M. Wooster; solicitor of patents,
1
Such pih
,as it was cold Mr. Canning let his
‘ it without leaving II scar behind."
‘ Bryan's candidacy tor the presidency
rm scum church.
1mm. Jun. 'r‘m came my
near bring a fatal accident toolt‘ piles
Sunday morning. At that time. Mr. and
Mrs, canning drove from their home in
the northern part or the town in the
Taylor M. ii. church bringing their 8
mthli' old child to be mum and
horse out It notch or two, hoping to
make the ride all short as possible.
Arriving at the churph, he left his
wife and child while he went. to cam
for the horse, and when Mrs. Canninil
began taking the wraps off of the child
she was horror struck to note that
not. a sign of life was visible In its
little body. Mr. 'l‘IIclIcy, pastor oi
the church. III once came to her aid,
and getting her Into his study, called
out one or more Indian to assist. while
be hunted for It doctor, and succeeded
In getting Dr. Putney. but before he
reached the church the efforts of the
ladies bud smiled up the slight spark
or life in the, child‘s body, and under
the doctors treatment It soon became
strong hgain.
it is figured that the wind encounter-
ed In the drive look the breath away
from the baby and that In a couple of
minutes or so more It would have been
too late to have brought it around.
IT DOES THE IUBINEBI.
Mr. Id. id Chamberlni . oi Clinton.
Maine, says of Bucklen's rnlca Salvo:
"it does the business; 1 have used it
for piles and it. cured them. Used it
for chapped bands- und it cured them
Applied it to an old sore and it heaét‘gd
K”
to
at I". ll. Baxter's drug store .
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
ill, 1907: List furnished from other
Bridgeport. Conn.:
Walter F. Barnes Bridgeport fold
lng guide for growing machines.
Wm. it. Huberlln Iiridgcport. i put
onto: my telegraph pole, base and
reel; toy railway signal and switch:
toy car coupler and buffer.
Frederick ll. King, Bridgeport, pro
tector for safety razor blades.
'l', H. Mncdonnld. Bridgeportpcom-
‘bined recorder and reproduced for
talking machines.
Wm. .I. Mquhy, Bridgeport,
Iey harp. ' .
.I. II. Peterson. Bridgeport hnndh
for rotary snap switches, .
Burnett Mcnklu. New Ilavcn,‘clec
lricnl nlnrm (II-vice.
trol-
‘Wm. F, ilclihond, Hartford; type
writing machine.
it Richards. Illnrtford. typo
graphic machine.
Henry B Conic-y, New "even much
nnism for fouling paper
WilbuI F Corbin,
hinge
Norman B. llIIrd, New BIilaln. loci
and latch.
New Britain
Wm, .i. Ncldl, New Britain. bingo
lcni. dosign.
E. A. Guicrmnn. Meriden. perch
lntor stnnd and lamp. design
Wm. B. Morrcll Mcrlden. mnrkln
h. and (‘ ’53 lying. Meridcu
pIEIluclng ennmcl‘l articles
hollow wnrc
Amherst I} lamb Torrlngton. rul
fit r nttuthmcnt. for sewing machine.
Julius B Mllltby and .l. J Buchun
nu Waterbury. garment supports-I
clasp. -
Helcnn A. Schwnrz. Wutcrbury, cur
tnlu stretcher.
Sabbath A. Olivu linnhury. lmplc
mom for applying rubber tires
Win. 0. Reynolds. Norwich ticke'
printing machine.
Jerome ii. Scour. Derby. curring:
feed mechanism Ior typewritlng mu
chincs.
Noriis F Clark. Plnlnvillc 3 pm
nuts: metal woiklug machine; or
pnnded metal (2). .
Trade Marks.
Smith & l-lggc Mfg, (7.0., Bridgeport
locks and keys.
ir‘ltnnlcy Rule & Level Co.. New Brit
nln, .plnncs.‘
(lroiut & Knapp Co. South Nor
walk. for bats.
Fabric Fire llosc Co. Sandy Hook
rubber hose and fabric hose.
RANK FOOLISHNIBS.
"Wbc'n attacked by a cough or I
cold. or when your throat is sore. it it
real. foolishucss to take any othet
medicine than Dr. Kings New Diacov
cry " says C t) Eldridge. oi Empire
Go. "l have uséd New Discovery new
on years and i know it is the best rem
edtv on earth for coughs and coldl-
crimp. and all throat and lung trouble:
My children are subject to croup, bu
New Discovery quickly cures ever
attack." Known the world over as th
King of throat and lung remedies. Sol!
undcr guarantee at Eli Bartel”
Drug Store. 60c and It. 00. Trial bot
tlo free. . "
GEN. DAVIS TO IIEPIIGENT UNIT
ID STATIC.
~WA8HING’I'0N. Jan.’l.-—The presl
dent has designated Major-ileum
George W. Davis to represent the Unit
ed States at the ceremony to be hell
'gt Guatemala City on January 20, II
celebrate the completion IIud openln
to tradlc of the Inter-Ocean Railroad
the that of Its kind In Central America.
(lent-ml Davis who III now In Washinl
top, will start fol-W Guatemala today
CIA-9°
Ivlltho
d
IIYAN'I OANDIDAGY FAVOIID.
(III'I‘HIIII! Ohio" Jun. 7~The Dom
ocratlc State Central Committee re
yesterday unanimously endorsed
and decided to hold the state («Invert
tion to calm iInIricc! delegates to the
National convention on is'cbrupry 22
nt luskogcc. I,
”IOIAL AHHOUHO MIN?
up... adv-til. I... a and. w...
The follmvlng wot-p hunted December ,
, Hayes
'wu again a delegate to the na-
Upholstery Goods.
tcrns’ included.
. An interesting display of
window of the Carpet Storc.
Have :I look at them.
anuc Illc
Volta: 23c
Dishpans.
Value 450
now 15c.
now me.
now 36c.
\"nluc li5c
Rice Boilers. ‘
Value 75¢ now 6°C..
Valuc 45c
Tea and Code: Pots.
Vuluc 28c uow 23c.
anuc 450
Clothes
and reinforced ctlg‘cs.
anuc doc now 48c. '
villlllt‘ 7'.5t now 60c.
Washboards.
Valuc 45c
now 36c.
V aluc 55c
now 44c.
Whisk Brooms,
Armour' s Glycerin: soap.
Armour' s Violette Soap,
- .1527 “” My“
The
State Attorney Fassrudan Died
Today
(Continued From First Page.
rlcts In the low" brunch of the. Thir-
.y-seventh Congress. When the (livil
IVar began, Mr. iv‘csnendon won a stu-
lent in the. Lewiston. Me... Academy.
niendlng to take a college course.
'lt ill, however. he enlisted in the.
Seventh Maine Battery and herved
Indcr Grant In the. battles of the
Nildcrness. Spottsyivnnln Cold liar:
mr and Pelerahurg. lipon recom-
nendatlon of General Grant he was
zommissioncd as lieutenant and later
yaptaln in the Second United States
nfnntry. He was not attached to the
mm as a profession, however, and
Iervcd in the First Maine Battery and
In the staff of fieneral A. P llowe
min the close of the war.
March 4,1869 he was graduated from
he ilamrd Law School ills family
in the meantime had removed to Stain-
'ord. lie entered upon the practice
of his profession. becoming associated
vlth the law firm of Farris I Child,
Ind later becoming a partner of Mr.
ran-ls. Ila was appoinlad state at:
orney for i-‘airfield county in 1880
and held that position by successive
appointments until his death The
work of the office has. however. been
lately conducted by his partner. flalcn
I. Carter. appointed assistant state
Ittoruey under an act of the lcglsia
lure of I907.
Mr, Passandiln began tailing an ac-
‘ive‘part in “politics before he was
Ild enough to vote and soon became a
prominent figure in the Republican
Iarly in Stamford and of the county
sad state. lie was first alectad to the
is a member of the house in 1819.
ill" be was a dolomite to the cult-
vcntlon that nominated Rutherford ii
for president. In I!“
tioilai convention and was made
IAIDINO ‘I‘HI It'M’I AMP
w root: silo oaua ‘ol-AW
s are 'tiapleam am
'olsy' s Bossy and 'l'ar for .
{Maud lung troubles is not
to National Pm Food and Du?
‘Iowult mutuaoopiatuovothatr
mm M W It
amt-Ia” Mr
mm
id I...
I‘M" of the national nspuhiican coin-
Ialttu takina an active part In the
his!» campai Itr. lilalno wu s
adaptable for many placen- about the home.
are ()ricutnl every one a IlIrIct copv of an llastcru Rut:
("if iIIIpIIrlt‘ti\IvillIi\\' with hcmy bottoms
()Inl III shape.
are Wm} tsunami
Wicked I”!
t I g.
A Clearance of All Surplus Stocks.
Twenty per cent. oil' on Furniture.
listcd articles, Iliniug (hairs and Office Furniture.
' Ten per cent. off on Carpets, Rugs and Curtains, and
except specially
Twenty per cent. off on Cat Glass. '
One-fifth oil on Dinnerware, all sets and stock pal-
Pictureatone-third below former prices.
Ardaban Rugs.
Certain Specials in Practical Sizes.
these Rugs is in the north
'lllc size is 4.6 it (til. vary
The patterns
Special at $6. 30.
Carpet Store, first lloor.
. ‘ Housekeeping Things.
Gray Enameled Ware.»
Lippad Saucepans and Kettles.
now me.
now 24c.
Value 250
\':Iluc 30c
Villlll' 550 now 44c.
now 52c.
Vuluc 85c now 68c. '
now 36c.
Value 35c now 28c.
now 36¢. '
Baskets
handles
Value 85c now 68¢.
\"nluc use now 76c.
'Brooms. .
Size (I wcrc 25c now 20c.
Size 7 were 30c now also.
InscIncnt lurnislliug Store.
3 for 25¢.
3 cakes for we.
go: a box.
Main Iloor center.
ii. Reed of Maine. for the presidency
and when Joe Manley of Maine desert»
ed Reed. Mr. Fesscnden expressed
himself In the fomeful phrase which
is remembered better than any other
utterance be ever made: "God Al-
mighty bntcs a twitter." ,
When n young man Mr. chsenden
made the United States Senate the
goal of his political ambition. There
were times when it seemed within his
roach. Ills defeat. in two great. con-
tests for the place was a great disc
appointment, but except perhaps to a
few intimate friends he never let it
be known how disheartened he was
in 1899 be was an opponent of Senator
Joseph It. iiawiey. Morgan 0. iiullte
iy was also in the contest and by
throwing support to Hawlay It. a crit-
ical time secured the selection of the
senator and the defeat of Fessender.
Mr."’lv‘ettscnden was sent to the gen-
eral assembly in 1895 and was elected
speaker of the house. Obviously his
appearance there was for. the purpose
of strengthening his candidacy for the
senate, if opportunity presented itself
for hint to enter the held. For the
some reason he was sent to the state
senate iu I905. nut great con-
tent for the lieniiioi'lhlp took place at
that session and Fesucnden was de‘
fasted by Iinllteley. who received l“
to Passendcn's 78. (longrasttman Iiill
received Ii votes and former Governor
Mel can I.
The death of Senator Plait. three
months after iiullteley' II election. found
Permeation again a candidate for scum
tor. n was acid that Bulkolay and
others who had opposed Mill earlier
in the mica were lost as hit“? as
ever in their (intuition. After that
canvass had born carried forward with
I'm
"withdrawing.
era rallied to Bandages. who had ioyd
ally an lean-don In tho can
halo-t wlt Iiulholcy and their help so-
cured the contort-lion for the Now
who was nominated
as the thirtymcliill ballot. ileum"
aim the mills the race.
mm than”
dragon afar gin contort In “I".
W Y Mill to“
4"”qu to health Inserts
The D. M. Read Co
Tailored Gowns.
Broadcloth Suits, in blue, darit'
green, dark wine .‘ color, and
brown. These suits "have plaltcd .
skirts with one wid'o'iold, coats
doublc breasted with semi-fitted
back.
Worth $22.56
Striped Suits. red and black,
and blue and black,‘
Worth $20.00
Bath Robe
Blankets.
0i cotton, but very heavy, soil:
for $15.00.
for $12.59.
and thick. The colors arcbluc,
red. brown and black with. bar.
dcrs. Very ucnt designs.
Wcrc $2.25 now $1.80.
Wcrc $2.75 n'ow {2.2m
Were $3.00 now $4.40.
Were $3.50 now $2.80.
lligiukct Section, lowcr floor.
Silk Dimitles. '
Elegant quality. some plain,
some with stripes iiilfl iii-it! chem-km,
.li'l rcSeda. rose pink. blue, and
owning shades
Worth 35c for 25¢.
Printed Silk Muslims ,‘
l’iuk, blue. aud‘lilac designs on
wliitc grounds, very dainty.
Worth 29c for arc.
In Sterling Silver.
”1 land Mirrors '
Worth $4.00 now $4.50.
Worth $2. 75 now Since. ,
Mirror and II rush
Worth $4.50 now ”too. I: '
Card Cases and l’urscs
Wortli$6.50 and $7.50 now $5.90 ‘
Other Silver Novelties worth
55m and Slim now $7.50.
f «I t w la. lions
legislature In um and served «8'!!! 3",“ heat or II or Why
can a pan
His mm all support.
stolen.“
it wgn
chclry Section.
D. M.“ Read Co
closetouch with the work of his law
firm, in November, 1907. he uppearad
.in the superior court for ,tbe last time
as counsel for the Stamford Street
Railway in a suit for damages grow "
log out of injuries. He won tife‘cnae.
Those who remembered Mr. Fenian-
den when he was in the prime of this
physical vigor were shocked at the
change that came ova H’ghim in the last
couple of y‘aars.1ost over 100
pounds of flesh and it. was apparent
that he was sulfering (rpm heart trou-
ble in addition to a chronic kidney
complaint. Until near the last. how-
ever. he. gave evidence now and then
of his old time vigor and until very re-
cently seemed to believe that he would
recover his health.
Members of the bar and those who
know Mr. Fessendan best were aston-
Iabed at the industry of the. man and
the amount of work he could accom-
plish without apparent fatigue. in the
preparation of law cases was
known to work for forty-eig rs
without sleep. He would appear “in
the superior court all day lighting
male I battle and take a run «It
to its aid in the evening. apparently
as f as if he had been rating.
Falrilcd county clever had a is
who was more keen in mmth
tion or who could wield as much in-
finance with a jury as Mr. ,F
in addition to his work as state at-
torney, he had an extensive general
practice and amassed considerable
wealth.
lie was It member of the Grand
Anny. having served as Marauder
of William T. Minor Post In Siam”.
in was unconnected
the Society of the ”am,
it?"
.with unmet-mu social maid-
snd many incorporated alib-
wife who died to 1m. was tho
Norwalk Chronicler