. It booth to Altosttuncu
supersonic ill alumnus.
l mall lull sold in
mi?! most "Macaw-$044 {laysmlgty-plxhfin thousand
n. h p 11- on s medic pt plate of
4 '1‘ W Minneeota alon'EI, it oh is e truly rev
Inevitable record
"During the past week up many hunv
tirade of Minllfimlfo people have been
calling to thank Cooper for the good
lo who are no he has accomplished with his ntedlv
, Theartlole clue. that it is me to say that his
“poured during visit will long be remembered by the
4 polity. and it so nick of the city"
4 We sell the famous Cooper prepartv
W‘s preparation tion which has made it similar record
It thin city, and to the above wherever introduced—-
_ y seem: lfllfldl'i'rllfi Clifford Pharmacy, South Nor-
' that ll, will equaliwrollt; The Bridge Pharmacy, East
4 . ted tron) Pitti- Norwallr
a" Mb“.— mm. w
to ill. A tiliillliltl run
taunts . otscovmeo iii mo:
4 lEll “Hitch Eor Stouey lllli - Farmer Believes
Filo-Firemen" ' ‘Tltm Was ‘a Plan to ill" Him
and Detlroytfluildiugs
4 . 4 . .‘4r' III—m
appblicnn of ye» BE'l‘llEin Jun .lo.—-l‘rederlck w.
2“"? [MWIQE account of Owens. a prominent farmer in Stony
”Hill a country olintritt three miles
east of thin pint-o discovered what he
believes, to have be en a deliberate plot,
4 to kill him and destroy hiu farm build
‘ 4 lngn. 4ln a. small outbuilding used all
4 a. wdrkuhop he found a box contuininnr
' mended it at the y hi thirteen sticks of dynamite with which
t, proving an easy vic- was mixed percussion cups and scrap
”Flint! hive 0‘ ml" city. iron. The dynamite had been placed
w ifizhwigmgggl‘ ’igl‘ietgitllf clone to the door of the building, where
fine“. “my.“ “My,“ (,1 80ml he might nullity have mumbled over it.
.bul durlns the greater part He thinks that the fact, that he viI-tited
. ”010,309! on the 48'9“! the nhop in the daytime instead of in
i it!!! were 3“ 3 WWW" the evening saved his life
l”! W“ 900? “Mt"; It!" Mr. Owens lIno. boon borrowed by .In
in,“ hung“ trm'l'tll': 34:: 4:?(4714l4l'. who, a “14!! days ago polumted
- : ll arm and not The. animals
manuallyrstrontdlioffenoiie wore found 44444430 in their ntniln and
ive work. there were evidences that, they had
II a minute after the nine been fed with ports given. vemrdny
" i put hill team "3 the 198“ afternoon a man. named Albert Zolbor
Met tram the floor ,nnd the leln, who formh’t‘ly workort the Owens
. (were "9"” headed. who '9" form on ,llhare‘n; won one uio-ol here on
01 ill“ M” WW" m“ taught, the charge of lluluoniug the clock. Row.
hell! helm; It“ mléth“ Dr. Henry S Day-LII a timid (inns
rthn iowlsnnot delimit threw man, who knew ”my ,. n Irrnnt4 pm;
mpkot to to,“ i'oiwuam iv‘ did he“. lsnllml loil‘ Zoiho ill in It ~ .34
54o. 3‘91"“ 80‘ the “if“ 1’35““ the man in the town cleric II office and
film» 24:33 4:434:44: filigtdfim held him a prinoner until or.» union!
7 malnu- lloolr not: the init4cr of Deputy Sheriff “wag... ' ‘
foul genial during the rerun n , E HIGHER HEALTH LEVEL,
be half while Nadin Md T- "i have reached n higher healthlcvel
. engh scored a 081d 8001 7"" since i began using Dr. Kings New
or i The item at the end of Life Pills," writes Jacob Springer, of
limit was 12 to 6 West Franklin, Maine. "'l'hcy lienp
4 second hull W35 H walkover '0‘" my stomach, liver and bowels working
months». The soldier ”03’! WW“ jun: right." if these pills disappoint
Y lost in the nhutllc and “10” you on trial, money will be refunded
4435 .were the results of free at 1.14 H Baxter's drug store to
' plug. The loco;ls4sot449h4z,ht .—
fin an nix from on» or III; '
pd half and the vlnltorn threw ' SE'ASTMN OBJECTB'
min. The players ware in .
4444 444444 4444444444 4444 444 444444 444444 Demure To Petlggpczl Wife For o DI-
, .fidn lame number of lmfls m Judge Nichole (2. Downs, of Stem
.. Calms wait the WW WI l‘nrtl, counsel for Harry 1.. Sebastian.
villus “V9 “9"] 80M" and the music teacher. nenlenced to a term
l 103’” The ““9 ”l’ 51"" in state's prison for abuse of n tomato
. ' 4 child, has demurred to the podium
as. “WWW 7' of Mm. Sebastian for so divorce on the
""""""""""""" " Dorm: ground that her hunhand wan convict-
M" “WW3” '1'. ed and in serving a sentence for
......... d Lioruey n ntntuary crime. .
Eight 4‘0”“ N 4“ His ground of demurrer is that his
------------- .. a n client has appealed to tho nuprcme
Chm“ ( 04“ e court of errors, and that pending the
' '(Léi4"'4'444'4i""' ' r y hearing of the appeal his client has
. 4 g ‘ . Hooter not been finally adjudged guilty. He
Eihturd ‘ has also secured the continuance. of
5 3 " . the appeal to the April term of the
alerting“ 34. Co. II 10. Gouln
"Kile floor—Walrus 5. Schmit :3 4
littlejohn i.r.lohnnon i...\fn
supreme court.
Beniden the Sebastian divorce mat.-
. tor. 16 of the 86 matter; on the ehort.
. 430%!934441444444l10n44ln {lg'filfl'lf‘ calendar no of the civil superior court
m ” ‘ ’ for today pertain to divorcee The
m ‘ Itnmptcutod list contains the following
"ions:
1 Feel heavy after dinner? "m, . .
‘m 9 in: o .‘vellle ii. Schoonmaker against
magma“ 29,333; pix; Frank B. Schoonmnkcer, Dnubury;
‘ , immn L. Earley against Jmph
Manx: 35:21:33“. 3 incite. idnrdlcy, Bridgeport; Almlrn D. Hilv
.‘.__...____._.__’ . ler mom limo; n. bigger, Now;
Louis on manor cross I.
“4}!th OF CATHOLiCS. 4 "Hagan,” M44, g4fyigg'n0?" (A4
Fred Byington r so on
uflrm’g‘wffllznf“? Monnhnn against Edward Monahan,
’ 3 letter to be ”a”; early llrldxeport; Edith "own against 0.
’ mm" mm" mam" 1,4, Havcy ilowo, ilridneport; Elizabeth
’ 3 "Walt! Gatholir Church will Sanford mnlnnt Alfred De'l'. Sanford,
inner Mm‘rlntlhnn covcrninn Bridst'pori.
“ 1 who proton» tho
. rciluion. The lttitol' will gilt
Jim» and elfoct to tho» roncript A
: but; at "amniotic? ntuonv
tote y it u wont norm»:
’pmylding that no Moon '0' W “W
silsi unltn in running:
title millionth of unuthm m m V. m M M
trpotteis to throw around ’ the
' m1 {renter ”(it
9:; from ‘ mime! ,
when.“ 4m sump .
’ “an, um I‘ll m
to ovoid the mar. CANADA'S MP INVOY ET OTTA-
couple»: by rclnninn . WA,
tflfmfim‘tfig o'r'rnwn, 0th., Jan, l0..—-llon. no
union of may.” Ilolpbe incubus. letdown envoy to
lulruh. arrived nt 8: 20 it. an, M”. M
1
{Melt within in the governmout prlrnlo‘ 0v Otldwt (l:
,, tho- limitml «spree» from slim“!
woman. ’33.], Montreal Mr. lmmlt’ll! no tntvnlliu
1.. may by the Over flessaliatl but lilo our on
“ accountofnhthbox hodtobeleftot
l , Pomona. when It won. 44444plotted o
the limited lost night. hoover
’ 15$ 15375000000, on “10793158 of $200-
. the. renniremcntu of the tempera who
bowled through born at 2: M till. m 4'
In: yr. Mutton; will not iron I” 4c;
lbdflil’lll SlQMllty to “Mill!
the Whale Iodine“ s in:
lieu oi the Prison! inc
country llobountlmg from
Recent Depression
(The American Hatter)
1 The locus“ of “All'n Well" which
the American Hatter convey; to its
readers lit this time, reflects the condo
dept judgment of men of prominence,
in the commercial world that this coun-
try is in to rebound from the recent than
prossion, and thntlhe renctlon has no
prosper" o! retort-ting, *
Btotieaih the whole bllninens situation
as at present constituted in industrial
Stability; thcroedn too much work done
in thin great nation and the reboot-en
of the country afford too grunt capn- ‘
city for doing it, to permit of uny‘ex~
tended dewennion.
in Americn crops are the basis of
prolipcf'lly and tho their! are brighter
pionpecte of commerclnl activity for
the year to come greater than has cv-
cr been experienced n comparison of
compnrcd with that or 1906, is ample
evidence.
The value of tho. corn crop of 1907
000 000 over 1906; wheat is valued at
iiilfloobdu $12,000,000 more than the
“scouting year; cats are worth $333.-
000, $33,000,000 more thawthe year
before and all the other product‘s pro
Ynluotl at 817170000004 $100,000,000
grunter than 1900. 4 4
The total intrcnno of value of crops
of this your ovcr .1906 is $324, 000, 000.—
the fut-mere w‘Ytl hme that much more
to npemi thin your than lost your. The
foctorien will be kept buoy to supply
have this gretttiy lncrrnueol pill'trliilhltia:
power: activity in the :notoriou will
keep the mines in onerutiml and labor
menu ntilll'furtbcr consumptiou’.‘ ‘
With our cropd larger than at any
nmnuiacturiug nn'd commercial induc-
li‘ll‘il greater than ovoIv before with
bound of illitillmllotllllli ovmtuxed to
handle the llilhlltiii‘ri (I. tied with ti
population larger than 4»ch bo fore, the
country never hurt been lli mu'h it good
condition commercially u~o it is at the
prurient time. .
'l uruine auidc from tOIIi-ll'llt’lllik It on
omit outItliilonu within limo :'uvIniIv i:-
Ho‘ii' and taking up l't'l‘ill'il-z em tl'li' Imu-
Ilzrt'cini rt‘latltul‘t; with inrovigu comb
ll'lt'tl. it, is immediately apparent ‘IIml
here are factors at work that ntlll fill"
llltl' enhance the. material wviian» oi
the notion.
imports and exports lllth‘ both been
pro-otter than in any other year, and
this country amounting to “$0,000,000
«which means that. $450,000,000 has
mint! into this country from abroad——
as n. nettlemvnt of icgitiumto indebted-
titthil.
for tho: man Who trio-n to roluto the
significance- of ihene form by ('Zilllll’nl
nttontion to the recent financial gtrino
goncy an zoo-culled ovldoncra [hilt I'Iiiitllv
tiomn nro- not cxnctly not represented,
it is only ncccnnnry to point out the in-
creased Vallltti that are here, although
the medium of uso:hnngo-curromzy~~
became inadequate This produced
the stringency, which while it. had ital
serious aspect», wan o-unentially tom-
pornry in character and would not
have entitled the widespread dopreunion
which followed were it not that. the
ntrlnscncy itself revealed weaknesses
here and there, in the form of rich»
tion of public confidence by quauitl
unncierrt who had taken advantage of
their condition» to betray their trunts
it. in quite. natural that just at lirnt
before it could become known how
very restricted were the operations or
them: men, that, buninenn melt In genet-
al and the public at large nhould lose
faith in the integrity of the custodians
of their money.
Now that abuse» which wore uncov-
ered have been to a large extent, over-
come the panic which had seized no
many commercial interests in being
suplnnied with a feeling of reassur-
ance and it in time once more to at»
proclnte the great rtability of our in-
duntrlnl institutions. While there won
a businessdepreuion during Novem
her and December, this was caused dir-
ectly by the unreasonable panic pro
duced by the money stringency, and
was not. on‘ indication of altered fun-
dammtnl conditionoo
That. factories had cloned down ten»
pornrily and tho: number’nf Itnomplnyv
ed woe greatly increased was due to
tho. othertm of money. and when thin
condition adjusts itself out It will shortv
W. the elect will disappear with the
removal of lhccnnsc. '
it in not likely that Connecticut or
any other state will be dcvolluiotcol by
pent opting. and unions they are billed
oil, they will connumepboul as much
list, clothing, feral-thin; goods, etc, no
nml. ,.
if for some reason there had been II
failure of the corn crop, or the wheat
or onto crop, or other means of actual
wepltb produolon had hind, then
there would be lbndnmontnl conditions
ctl4t4o44t44y.v‘onld immedll‘nttily demeanor 44pm-
power a comment Intb
one Wm.
”A: it to. tagger, with the adept at
l m m "WV 1
loylcoito loco-collie that with normal
Worm time nut be It
1.
pl4l4i4'llp rote luv a Mime? harm'llo
4 my." at from be a lull WC
the value of form prodImts for 1907. »
employed in these two lililyl’ yvntures .
proceeding Irorimi, with the miningmhc -
portnnt
The New York Herald has purchased the exclu-
sive rights to two new novels fresh from their
author's pens-I.
One is “Sir Richard Eocombe," by Max.
Pembetton, the famous En lish author. lt is a
fascinating romance of the ames country a com
tury and a halfag
The other' Is “The Shoulders of Atlas,” by 4
M4ary E. Wilkins Freeman, one of America's
typical authors. It is a masterpiece of wit. pathos,
tragedy and romance.
These two novels will be ublished simultan-
eously In the New York Herald’ d’s Sunday Mag»
azine Section, beautifully illustrated by English
and American artists, and the Herald will award
prizes amounting to 61000 cash to those who
criticise them and vote on the question:
Which is the better story?
Beside the opportunity to win prizes yourself.
your vote will help decide where another prize will
’go. for the Herald will also award a large cum
to the winning author.
The New York Herald Anglo-American
Competition is but one of hundreds of striking
features of the Heralds Sunday Magazine Section.
The l'lcrald'u Magazine Section is a weekly
masterpiece of breezy reading; and superb illustra—
tions—wit perfect magazine—containinv a variety of
feature‘s‘ unappmachcd by any monthly magazme,
and havmg a timeliness impasstble to any monthly
it in not cnonglmnor in it most lm "Every family should keep on no.
to be well dressed The mind‘ curate account of its expenditures."
thorn lit”. trade balance in favor oflueedn enrichment for mote than the: "We tried that scheme. but it failed
body needs fine rniment. pull wluc arc; to give Initialization "
they who spend their beet effoIt. for; "Why.'
that which will not lose value with; "Oh my wife wantuolitc l. Thingu
chnuginx seasons. though they l'llRy'll wnntcd charged an uundr on him in-
hnvc hcutibuiningn on amount of nintt-oi on Ihnmlnn mo boozo."-—l.ouie-
mode- at or and unlmthtonablo clothes
Vlllr (: omticr- .iomnnl.
in SJppilt” for the member: cl the family, is rthc betterment
of the bone. when its buying; power .I increased twcnty-fivc, i
‘ x)».
‘ 0
Those are Grout Merchandnce
DEVEDEND DAYS
All Women‘s '
ILLIONS of dollars a: or turned loose on January First in
the shape of dividends and interest payments by the
great railroads and industrial corporations. T housnntls
a. lamlller have name oi this money to rc-in.est.
What bctte; my to can i Lthrm to spend ltwrc-imvcst p4-..
fifty, even a hundred pct cor. t. 9
New Year cconoudcs a: mount, in‘ all lines cl merchan-
disc, from top to bottom 0 each ol the two great buildings
that form the Wanamaker Star: in New York. ' Articles iorpe‘r—
sonal wear, lumlshings for the hotnevv-‘purcly'usciul or purely
decorative .- bear the low prices that are designed to closcthem
out bciorc tin: ending of the fiscal year. on February lat. Yczt
cannot put your finger 0:1 .1 single branch of the busln to that
does not shovowonderiul economies on desirable goods.
Particular prizes will be found from time to time during the
month of January in ’
3an11!ch am ‘4'v’4r47 44 K 44 Men’s Help
m or onco'n a 2 rm‘o n . , ,
. l' micron-or Imol "not"! FOR """4 HOME
"oven 4 i lioina sud (-bsowuc
Men or moi Home" It Mr on liilverwnre
hide' «a ltlldrrto'ro (mats and Drew» Milli". amt [holding
Men'rnmllloys'l dot hing Ila-“hoist“!-
M well as the wonderful opportunzticro presented by the spec.
,ially prepared
JANUARY Will: W
with its thousands upon thousands of fresh, snowy Muslin Un-
dergarments ior Women sod Children. and its companion
piloting: of Ilen' s Furnishings, Hundkerchiels, White Geode,
Coueuind Cididren' r Drones and linens
Additional attractions are furnished by the curly exhibition
°"" 'Mepmmmrwlm
including Bench styles in Women' s new. Millhmy,
Punch, Spring Cotton can. and the New W.
This is the MM“! element to do your shopping at
Wmmker’rmplempt, instructive, to well up 4ooonomical.
(lo-g...» I. ’4‘ .
4444 fiQWMlWMl 4“ .
Annalee
Intercom-THE PUBLIC
71» CASH F01: ms
- its Fashion Department is the dumbest and
THE NEW YORK HERALD, New York City
electric mm from Itsmford to New
I
lts fiction' iii written by the greatest living 3|?
than; of America and Europe ,
its opecial features are prepared by trained gpec
iall'sts, covering the entire gamut of human activity , I
and every article as mthot'imive, inform- it
live, interesting and timely. lt chronltleelhe
big achievements .of men and women whodo thin
the romances. tragedies and comedies of real hie.
and all the new wonders of the world. . w, ,‘(t '
mostmuthonltatlve on America. The slottigns are .:,
sent direct from the Herald's Parts head gunners. ,1 2 ‘
(and are printed months ahead or any fishton 906- j
motion. 3'" t
lt' l5 a fact that the New York Sunday, Herald to ,4. l
the acknowledgedlender of Sunday Journalism bribe 1, 1
whole world. The Herald 0mm. its Mag- ._ l
azine and Art. Secti‘pns set the parcel for all other
news pers. And its Comic Section. in famous file
war] over. The Herald’s Bmamy populnr creations, ;
such as "funny Ruitles,"4"B 4peter rown ’nn'sl “Lu—
' tie Nemo." are copied by newspapers everywhere.
You pay from fifteen to twenty-Memento for .
a monthly In azlné44444 that cannot possibly be better ;4
than the Hera Magazine-yet X013 can ‘
get the entire Sun ny Herald, with tell its
cable and telegraphic news and great features
for five cents. 4 ,
l
!
.\ext Sunday’ 3 Herald will contain full particu- :
lars of the Anglo- American Competition. You ll ’
want to read the competln novels. even if you '
dont try for the prizes. QI' er quickly 4
I"
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ECONOMICAL EElLEOEDlNG. FILED IN SECRETEEY'O OFFICE.
How "a Yankee Drummer" View: the Nxogxeanielrloiflbmte ‘3me (:45
4 N." Canaan Branch. ’ ' lion; capital stock 98,000.11!!! office"
A Yankee Drummer, who has arc president and treasurer mm
been criticizing the management oi l Thomas of New Haven, secretary
the New Haven road in a series at Charieto H’Uohro
caustic newspaper article», writes a: The “chemo“ Drug colnpeny 1,:
follows about the economy lately put. Yew Britain, certificate of "‘35....
lo practice on the Stamiord and Non lion. The ”(0,",me are 4. w
. canal"! brand" linrslnnd, Alice S. Mpnlandsnnd c. B.
i won standing in the door of one o Ramsay all of New Britain
my customer's stores in New Canaan The t‘onnecticnt Hook ‘ live m
nnd remarked to him that i must. hur ”M, of Derby certificate of moon
ry on i had only five minutes to catch ,rmulion Thc'inoorpordtors ”a u-
the twin to Stamford. He replied “(d A- Harrlmnn of NW4 Haven
“pom worry; you will have plenty 0 Charles E Clark of derby anti 8. Bit:
time for the railroad company be: low Cheney oi 'New m'
discharged both t boggagemastei ’
my! brahemau. and thrown all their '
work onto the conductor, and not I? NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN I
train leave: here on time any more."
i strolled leisurely down to the ole HARTFORD RAILROAD
pot and found his statement true, Tht —-I--— 4
train came in from Stamford londeo TIMETABLE. l
with tho usual Saturday crowd, as l1 > —'——- l
is scheduled to return at once, tho in [fleet Jonue’ry 5, l9“. 4'
"Pooh Bah" conductor. old, had to
uncoupio the motor, and run down tho IO. NOEWALK 1'0 NEW YORK.
yard to turn the switch. This left no M.:—-iz 63:, 5112:, 5:413. ‘
one to help the passengers alight LiAti, 6:501. 0:56, 7:5”, 8:16!» 9:081,
even the ladies with their bundle! .:i3lx. 9:53. 10:551.“: 22:.
and babies had to do it alone. What P. Mr-1215‘Il. 1:10, 2.511.337,
the pom-tigers had landed. the one: i: 51x, 5: 09x, 5. 37 5:51;, 6:916:51;
going to Stamford clnmbered aboard l: lilx 71511:. 9:54.101“; i149: to
an be" they could, and found tho Philadelphia and Washington, I). 0.,
seats turned the wro’mmwny. and a: doe: not stop st. New York.
they are. potent ncotn, only a rnllrona -——-
man can turn them, Resultn won two undo].
thh'dn of the passengers rode bitch My...” 53,4 5; 13, 5. “‘4 8: 514
Kali in the:4 meantime '36 coblotductm . 40:.
no rt. Itrne , node t e gauge
coupled the motor, and we started 54%,};7312753; 291% 126.52,} 5137'
nine minute» into. i asked the conduc ' ' ’
")7 a“ ’lle lmk “D the "Climb WI" '0' NORWALK Ta u'w ”‘v‘u'
would so back with a rod no. it
cm of accident or delay. "0 answer A‘ ""12: “'1'!" 1' 68:, 6.18.746,
not be tllillll know Our connection a' “2'" 9: ills, 10 ’7’“ ll: 08:, H “5'
Stamford was made till we had it (,fé (4 LE” (”’22 1‘ ”a 3‘ "4% z: 23"
minute» lccwny. but every day maul (:5 fill , 2""; t) "I ’ 7 09s.
are lost, under the "modcrn" way I). 2' 2" d 7-4 2' 2-14, l” 8’ "Fm?“ "Wt
mlul‘lllult t l. ill l ' “n a.
n my I I (""01" pl’OVL'E 0 D
comrouloncc not dn u, now, not to Condor!-
".3444”? ,, ((4,,:o,,,4,.'5‘f 4454:3124: 1: to. i m. 1. a, 9. to,
c sw st not y snyn ovary ll 9. '
”m; ("“44” (.44, 0, (4,40,, 3:" Inn—r .-r.u,r:m,o;m,non
mu re s t one .
1%,, :,(,,4(4“4"4§,4{4‘4,,,,4” ,h’fizfic, ,, sour: ammo 10 moon.
an menu It s on o I: nor A ~43: to totally em lice-
vico. if thin excuse is [MAM tit legs). :90. 9.48, 10:06:. ”y
Yorlt who they nearer from thei ”“1: “'13:” . 11'4”” "’
I we: I. .
"lameness" and upon more try to bob um: ' ." .f
bin “commend have no prelim» mummy 1'0 sown m
Tom a i no amount may be. saved .
to help ohm the mot ho M44444 in EEC-.3 fig? 35.2131}: ”mm.
m.
hurts the l mic potent; but! In". , "
mom limp I35. for that in e story to u 1“ 11.. 7' M" P’ 4 E.” ’3‘...‘
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‘ war-0044:. lotion. on.
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44444.. cm Jam W m3." armpit ms. malndtflmm
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”Eli." ”Ire Altman tremor!
my ' I "‘ 'g'umeW to» 1.:
room i o s. - .
Norwalk Chronicler