If t'urd............26¢
‘ I Salmon......26c
star‘slt-olrvroom
W10:
" allot In Mirna-nu.
I‘m. to 7: so 9. 111.; litur-
ms, not an as. u. v. .
or freighi Only
W after Tuesday, January 1
Freight Propellers will leave
but River, New York, (foot
street), every day, (except
at 4 n. m. Freight received
.mnptoip.m.ond80uth
.. pp to 5:30 p. rn.
RWALK OTEAMBOAT co.
c. c. Hageman
(‘4, 1.51m».
' ' Consul Agent
‘7‘
m W. I” YMOIID.’
translator. '
, mm 0%. loath Non-ll:
I I Washington it
of horns at noon, on.
COLLECT
Repairing
7 .Iroedclvcd before it) a. 11:. delle
a y.
133.411an & Ryan, Price's
Store, Mahsclmmo Cigar
“not": Cigar Store and all
Repair “Shop
- “flaw“..m. M... .. .._. -1...
Imlicnt Cuisine.
Dinners Innings,
' I Id! 9. m.
Dimn a Specialty.
11! REYIlElIE,
V TWs'n.
MM“
Rafi sr.n--av.r‘..-.25°)
1 1
Pronro‘irs lgesilonfllnerfuli-
mound tendinitis neither
Morphine norlilncrai.
01' NARC 0TH? . ‘
“kimono/ram
I WNW"
Apal'cctllcmod I
. lionIS omelel’gigrm ‘, .
., Wormsflorwulsbrn .l‘cverish- '
nmmdlossdr Sun».
“rm
«7123611th signslun of
III. II.....II . will” ,...
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,-_-
MAINE RAILROAD STATISTICS.
AUGUSTA, Mo, Jan, lti.—--'l‘ho nu-
“ nual report of the State Board of liuil-‘
road Commissioners, mado public in.
tiny, shows that. the gross comings of
the steam roads In I807 were: 516ml,-
145, an lnrrcnso of $l 2flfit5il8 ovor
I906. The number of pksscnxcis rur-
' ’rl‘edon the sic Im roads wcro 8 2.:I. "30
an lmrI-uso of 13346.1“: lncronsv ”I
497 030 tons of freight was bonlcd.
Thom was a dormancy Ii. tho toinl mil-
ongc of all trains fox luv you: ot' -
201.4“ miles. Four passengers, in
trninmon. 21 lrcspnssors worn klllod
and tilt pnssougcrs, lift irnlnuton nnd
l7 trespasst-n'n worc injurwi on tho
railroads. Flvo persons worn
and 49 injured on sll't‘ol railways.
RANK FOOLISHNISS.
"When attacked by a cough or n
mid, or whr-n your throat llI sore, it. III
rank fooliqlwous to tnkn any oihor
medicine than Dr. King's Nrw Dist-0v.
31y,” says (I. 0, Eldridge. of Empire,
0.
on years and I know It In tho host romv
edy on cnrtli for coughs and colds,
croup. and all throat and lung troubles.
My.childreu are subject to cronp. but
New Dietsovcry quickly cures cvory
attack." Known tho world over as the
King of throat and lung remedies. Sold
under gunrnntco at F. If. Baxter's
Drug Store. EDI: and “.00. 'l‘rltll hoi-
tlc free. "
DEVLIN KNOCKS OUT KELLEY.
NEW ()Rlll‘JANs, Jun. 16.---Touuny
Devlin. of Philadelphia, knockod out.
Ralph Kellcy. of Boston. in the. sixth
round last night. .Iohn limits of Milk
adr-lphln, and Johnny Lynch." of lion-
ton, fought. ton rounds to a draw.
FILES CURED IN 6 To 14 DAYS.
PAZO O’NTIO'ENT is guaranteed to
cure any cost. of Itching, Illlnd. Bleed
log or Protrudlng Piles in 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. 50c.
GOVERNMENT TUG DAMAGED.
SAVANNAH, 0a., Jun. Mir—The gor-
crnment tug (Iibbins was badly dam-
aged at. hcr (look by lll't" that I‘tlill'f‘ifl
curly today. The fire started in tho
I-uglnc room. The three. tucn slurping
aboard her made their cscnpcs.
First Fisth——Whni's tho lutcst nows‘.’
Scuoud It’ishwl haven't board, but
tlwrt-‘s n mun on tho shorc now who
is rrroIn'! Io rlron n limb-drown 'I'ooios.
-. \~< ._ ,.._.
i
nit 611m
A MIISEI’IIC
s corps
[ In our. mosaics.
OLD COUGHS
mum“
CATARRII t
armour
Om inn
Grip mfgcmnfit of
00818450, 125
130 10m
$2.}
’ AASTARIA
hillcd .
"I have usI-d Ncw‘Discovory sov-‘
will.
GRIP
cowssumm
n. 11. AW .1 W ,Mqu
Ilse
Far fiver
Thirty Years
Hum-um. mutt-m.
[RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONISTS
HOPE FOR EARLY SUCCESS
Anion Sichsrbaclt. Leader oi the
Peasant Organization, Talks
in Chicago
E cnwnoo. .inn. Iii-«flow for tho
.'l'firl,t and toiuplt-tt- sun-1:514 of thI l
slun revolution wns hold out. by An n
Sichorlmt‘k, loader oi’ the Possum Rov-
oluilonlsts' (Immunization of Russia to
tln- tncmhcrs of tho linusinu Socialist
Rovolutlon Sonic-1y at Chicago nt flull
illottst- last night, "(I spoke In fins
sinn
"Thor.- Is no «music for Iicspuir," llL‘
.suid. "Tho pi'mzl'csn of thc l'l'volitiion
fins boon wonderful. Whou I (Inform!
the.- WW I boliovc I ion-w tho union
of ovcry. workm' In the 'flllti't oi lins-
,nia. Now the workers, ho native, In-
telligent workers. iIi't! uumborod by
thousands, Russia is athkc. 'l‘hcrr.
is standing room only in tho schoon-
of Russia todny from tho lowust to the
highcst.
"The host ovidcnco of tho truc stats
of uh’nil'rt is found In the fool I of
thcro is no lnnrksf for Russian In (1.
It, soils for almost nothing."
Stuhorlmck bus been 'oonncctml with
tho ltusslnn rovolntiormry movement
for twenty-fir.» yours. In 1893 ho come
to Aniorlcu with his wife and family
nnd smiled on at form In California, ill
limit llt‘ wont hook to Russia in illlil‘
port In tho revolutionary movomoul
then beginning. lie was lmprisoncd.
Wilt-n tho Dhmn mot, Its first, not was
to demand his rt‘lcnsemllif‘h wns grout-
od. llc oxpocts soon to roturn to lins-
sin.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in pntmtuonln. llrn-
zllisn ilnlm Is hrcnklnn up colds when
over ttlod almost without IIxcoptlon.
lilo 2&0, 50c and $l. 00 lmitln. Tho Clif
ford Ilnxtcr's and Plnlaiml s ‘
——————-— '7’
'fMothcr, may I get in the swim?”
"Yes, my dnrling daughter.
Buy your gowns from a French storc.
And don't wear half you, counter.”
. “December Uppincoit's.
3
A word from .Iosh Wino: 'l'lwro's
noun so blind as thorn Ih't. won't. son,
an' nono so dcnf as n Illlll‘l'ltitl mun.
than? i
mom“.
sunscmus”
“ “WM”
ASTHMA
own-m
it
' on tho hauls of values of sound mcr-
- danger he mnv have a fatal malady
at
prams m 21 rosin
w...
liver thirteen Ilsnllrotl lint“
In sum [hiding the nan 6i
Ilmniiw, Which 1m 30
to» than 0110 fear Ago
m
~91 IllOl'ilI'lilY reports received tilt-re
were 1.442 deaths during the month oi
Dccenrbor. This was 201 more than in
November. and 59 less than in Decem-
ber of last year. and 106 more than the
average number of deaths during Dc-
camber for the five yous proceeding.
The death rate was 16.8 for tho large
towns, for tho small towns 17.8. and for
the whole state lit.” The deaths ro-
ported I‘mm Infectious diseases ware
257 being 17.8 per I:.t-ni of the total
mortullii.
ilomris l’roui towns show that deaths
occur-rod us follows: Measles, all. In 27
iowns;..scarlct few-13181 in 40 towns;
corebn spinal liter r, .‘I in .l towns;
diphthc in and cruup, 2"6 in 4'i towns;
whooping rough. fit in ii Inwnti;
sumption. it In lit towns. ,
'l‘hou ill [0th of loss than 5
Die rotmrls sivo deaths 15in follows:
Scarlet fever, I: In grim. 2i; diphthe-
rIn and croup. ilz, whooping cough. I;
typhoid lovor. 2: (ninsiimption. 21').
'l‘horo worr- twenty-nine births in
Tho Norwnlkn during November. and
twenty-eight mnrrlnges In tho same
month. In DI-cembor thorn were twen-
tyrclght deaths, representing u por-
contago of um por Milli), lnhubiumin.
Thcre were two deaths of children on;
tier one year of sync, and one death
from one to five yours. The causes oi
tioaihn wore on follows: Grip, l; iy~
phold fever. 1; diarrhoea, l; consmnpo
tion, 3; uncommon. l: oil-mason of nor-
vous system, 4: heart disease, 3; nil
other diseases, 14.
Thr- following number of lnfoctlous
dlscast-s wore reported from towns In
this vicinity:
Mouulos~ llniltIn,
walk, 1.
Scarlet FIPVOY~NOW Canaan.
Westport, 4 .
Diphtm rin and Clorhh—Ilnricn,
L ty of Norwalk, 1.
yphold lI‘tIvcrmlildgeflold, I.
(I nsumptlm-wNorwulk, l.
'l‘hI licslth ofilcor of IhII (Ilty
South Norwnlk failed to make a
port. .
81' City of . N01--
1;
q.
.I
of
III-
LA ORIPPE.
llinziiinl Balm never lost n cast“.
‘ucvm lot. It. run Into pncnn'mnin. nor
loft n grip-wreck. Only thing on earth
that kills tho touGh drip germ. But
you wont Balm no a plenty, so do not
tritlo with the small sizes. but got tho
5th: or $1.00 bottle and take half n
Ionspooniul in “or cvcry Ihroc
hours. Bo sum Iokccp up this front-
mont faithfully for. two wooks nftor
you think you me well. to uttot-ly .In-
nilnic (Iveiy norm in every grout or-
non 'I‘hcso reumluiug norms must: the
evil nth-r effects: if is hulfcurt-d grin
If tho grip starts with hcumrrhnge- of
the: lungs giro tho largo (lotto t‘VCl'Y i“
0i i I lulilulon till it stops “
~—
~—
COMMEBCIAL CLQRING HOUSE.
Chicago Credit ‘Men's‘ Association
Launch a New Project.
CHICAGO. .lnn. IRMA plnn for n
"mnnnwrclnl clearing housc, " on lnsll
tuiion IliluughOI/hlch busintss housm
could suitlo their d is nnd collm
lhoir bills among lh unsoives WIIIII'III'
room-so to tho bunks, was luunchcd last
night. at the lllf‘f‘illlfl of the corona”
Crodit Mon's Association 'l‘hu pro
noun! has cnthunimytlt'ally involved in
rcpioneniatiws of Roll largo ltusluvsn
honscs. A rcsoluilon was passed to .112.
point :t spoclnl committcc to nmko an
Invosllxaiion with u vinw to dovlsjn:
ways and menus to put. the plan into
optrrntlon.
The plan in simply tho nzinpiallon of
tho "lhtnkvrs' I it'tiillig House sIstI-zn"
to the hoods of morcuntllc affairs.
lAil'Zi,‘ morcnntilo house-II would lll‘tl
wood of once to t-I-ci dcbior nnd crudh
tor soitlomenin among IluImsolrcs by
tin,» I-xt-hsngo of cunccllcd hi‘ktt, in 1!
number similar to the sotllcmoms
made by hunks without thc nocsslty for
tho oxclmnst- of null money. ’f'hcso
mcrcnntllo ntrtilcnmnls wriuld ho mudo
I-nntilc accounts
'l‘nitt- DoWitI s Kiduoy nun BlnIldIIr
Pills. They pronmliy rtIlimc 'hnclt-
ache and trunk back Sold bv 'I‘hc
Clifford Pharrnnt-y find The llridgc
Pharmacy. ”
NAUGATUCK BU RGL'AR BACK.
George Allr Extradlted for Robbery
In Goodyear Office.
NAIIGA’I‘ It? K. .Inu. "RH-“i073“ AII
ion, who i churned with committing
burglary n the ofllco of tho tlomlycnr
Mctnlic Rubber Shoe Company last.
onth..wns brought back bore Inst
shl from Philadelphia by n tli'pflly
shoriff, who went thcre with IIxtrndi-
Ition “th7“.. Allen, ii is said. who
willing to t-omr- buck but Ilm l'hilsv
dolphin authoritio-s would not surrou-
dcr him until tho formulliltm of 0‘}?
irndlllon ionl ilf'r‘ll compllml with
'l'lio (film! of William ”nun. ”who is
sluo (vlmruod with bolus; commdcd
with the burglary. mun: up In
borough t'olll‘t l’t'tltm'flily. but owing o
tho I‘m that Mir-n won not hf‘l't' that
ill". man went ovcr'untll next 'l‘ on
”if.
N lNOIDiOUl DANGER.
(In of the worst {natures of kidney
Ironblo in that It is on insidious dis-
mo and before the victim mall-cs his
'l'alro Foley’s Kidney Cm at the find
sign of trouble as it comers irregu-
Isrltln and prevents Bright's disease
and diabetes. Pinistotl's Drug Stow
and The Clidortl Plum. ”
"when It Mouser am you s dol-
lar to tslrc his forc- out of. " midi lg:
old conductor. "you want to also II
no to m if he obioctn to position."
"What for." Mltotl tho beginner. "'0'-
you kin mom murmur all vmnm not.
in! MVI' '«m t0 him o' mutton." ('th
our Woodard and 'I'Imm
typhoid fovcr, lift in 28 towns; con— "
.000 pct)- ’
CONGRESSIONAL FACTO.
Accord-of its Years of Hard Work—-
Extra acuiom From the Beginning.
Sinco tho first congrcns men in I789,
ll8 years out), them hsvv been itil sus-
I-Iloni-t of the nntlounl b( y of law-
mnkcrs. There have lice 119 regular
and 15 extra sessions; 39 different
speakers and spenkcrs pro tompore
and 25 clerks. The longest regular
sitting was the first session of the
50th congress, which met December
5. "IS? and adjourned October 20, I888,
n period of 321‘dayu. Other long scu-
slons wt-ro tho first. of "the filst con-
gress, 304 days, and the first of the
dial. 302 days.
The sccond rcgular sessions of such
congress on» always short. both honw
es nsnombling according to hiw on tho
first Monday in: Decombcr and aid
journlng by limitation, on the ith of
the following March." Tllcsc‘hessions
last from 90 to 95 down, Aside from
those the shortest ever hold was the
first session of tho filth congress.
which Covered 1134 days and came im-
mediately after an extra session. (Ith-
I-r notably short sessions won- durint:
tho. 15th countess l-Il Il.1ys;tho .Iiilh.
HZ tlsyn; the lilh,148tlaytl: the lllh,
L56 days, nun the both It“ days.
Extra Sessions.
Extra sessions are its old no congress
itself the first hnvinfilcen called to
zctllor Mummy 4, I790 it little ovur
lllli‘t- months nittr the first session
ever held with: to a (lose Noxt calm-
tho extra session of the fifth congress.
then others during the lltii and filth.
years hofore it was deemed necessary
to llil't‘l. more than twice in two years.
The next extra session c‘mno with thr-
IlIlth congress, hourly If: yours hum.
Others were during tho 1I7Ih, 40th. tint.
45th. Iitih. 53d. 71ml) nnd 58th congrosu.
The lohgcst cxlrn sousion was dur-
ing the first congress and continued
22! «toys. The noun" Wus‘n port. of tho
fil'lth conurvsu and luniod i-l: days, .'l‘|III
illlfil'tl'iil was of ii) Itnvs' duration, Ilnr»
int; the lift.- of tho Gilli (:ongross. Al-
togethcrcbugress has since its In'gilt-
hint: boon in extra session 'l.',085 days,
or about three years.
Speakers of the House.
Only l7 sitttcs have furnishcd spook-
urs of the hum-lo of rcprI-scntniivcu.
l‘cnnsylvonln loud» with five. Masha-
chusotts, Virglnlu Hnd Kentucky oom-
Int: host with four (RClI. Other states
hnvo boon roprcsoutcd as follows:
Now York. throw: Indiana; threo; 'l‘ou-
nesnco, two; Now .lcrsey. two: Georgia.
two: Maine. two; South Carolina, two.
nnd Connecticut, Maryland. North
(Iarolinn, tIhIo. Iowa and lllinois how
each spot a man to the spueker's
choir,
.lntnos (I. Blnlnc, of Maine, was
speaker for eight scusionnmlonuor than
any other man ever presided over the
deliberations of the house.
—-Baby won’t suffer five minutes
with croup if you apply Dr. 'l‘homss’
Eclectric Oil at once. It acts like mu-
glc. I
AUTO OVERTURNS CARRIAGE.
Seymour Day and Wife, of Milford, In-
jorcd When Horne Tske‘sFright.
S’I‘RA'I'IIDRI), Jan. Iii-An automo-
bile going at a. rapid mic, yesterday
:Iitornoon frightened. it .Is alleged. tin-
horuo drivou by Scymour. Day, a.
wonithy resident of Milford. 'l‘hc cur—
rhuo was overturned and Mn flay
nud his wife were thrown out.’ Mr.
lhiy suffered lniornul injurlvs and his
right arm was hrokcn. HP. ls‘ about
70 ,It'Ints oft: Mrs. 1‘):in was badly
shnlum up. “Her medical attendance
given in .1 nourby Iosldcnco tho inim-
cd mun fins taken to llllt home In Mil-
ford. 'l‘hn automobilc. It Is said. did
not stop. but continued rapidly toward
Bridgeport.
it. is very Important and In fact It'ls
absolutely ucccsssry to health that. wt,-
slvc rcllcf to the stomach promptly
In tho first signs of trouble. 'l‘ultc
something once in a while: cspc cisliy
nficr monls; smoothing lilft' ROM".
for llyspt-pslu nud lndlgt-silon. It will
mimic your sfonmch to» do In work
[u-opcrly. Sold by Thr- Clllord I'hnr-
mscy and The Bridge I’hsrmacy. ”
Mothor~~Why are. you crying. 'l'cd-
dlrI. dcnr'.’ ’I'oddIo—' Goose brurltlcr
Itlfllilmil mc. Mother—What did it"
slop you for? Teddic—Cryln' ~—I.lp-
plncott's Maurine. I
..........._...........
"De rich can't take tor mossy
Ilsavon wld 'um." sold Brother Wil-
llama. "No" rapllod Brother flicker.
"nn' hit do look hilt dcy can't turn If
t'lm down heroi"-—Atlsntlc Constitu-
on.
mo‘sv‘ "own“... a...
In
w~-~-¢
”than on may couple who
smtéfi m would.“ “tummy
tilt! smiley
ism-III
n
, I
mm“ $53” 12%” MR. mums;
nfit-r which there was a lapse of 24 .
WMIM 1M7.
Important Sale
of Lingerie Waists.’
All our lingerie Waists are marked for-Clearance. This
incititlc' White Lawns. Batistcl, Dotted and Figured
Swims. Striped Organdics, and hand embroidered speci-
mens of all grades. ’lhis sale rs to main- room for thc new
Spring goods soon cxpcctcd. Many of these waists arc the
very latest models, but you will remember that tlrchcgin—
hing of the season wc wcrc in very cramped quarters and
some of our finest gmxls was crushed into boxes and draw-
ers, ihcrcby mussing them to some cxtcut. 'l'lrcsc fittc
waists arc in this saic. All styles are incltnicrl, long or short
sleeves, opcn frcmts or hacks. a goodly ‘nrmy, I I
'Waists that were $9.50, now . . . . . . . ...... . . . . 15.00
Waists that were $5.00, now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33.75
Waists that were $4.50 and $4.25. now . . . . . ; . . . . .8330
Waists that won: $3.75, now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32.50
One special lot containing a variety of styles and prices,
waists that were $2 50. $2. 75, $300 and $3. 50, now at $1.98.
A second special lot, that were $1.75, $200 and $2 25,
‘ now $1.00. . ‘ , ,_ I
Japanese Silk Waists.
in white only, an odd collection of tiéiuiy styles made
up with locks. and pretty insertion. Waist» that have
been $3.75 and up, all sizes, now $2.00. "
A few White jnpancsc Silk Waists at $1.00
Wu iut Section,
Gold Bracelets. '
A chance purchase of Ballou'al Gold Bracelets and Ban-
glcsgivcs us the means of offering our customers a tempting
bargain. 'l‘licsc lianglcs arc of the slip-rm variety. in fill?
widths and styles, from the sicntlct'cst riuil gold wire that
looks like an Etruscan armlct to thoso'hali an inch in dirk
'mcicr. Ordinarily they arc worth $2.50, but we place the «
whole line on salt: at .. 2‘17?
95 "(its each.-
-SI.nnc of them have American jt‘wcls.
t
K...
nain iloor.
L
(joint: and sec.
Sensible Street Petticoats. liriilinrriincs and ltaiian
(Sloth, several different models. ttl'fll'y ouc tlillit‘ up to date
nu‘d vcry attractive, worth regularly $3.98 and $4.30, to close
out at $2.98 each. , ,1, {ii}
i
i
i m
The D M Read 1C0,
Thursday ls argain ling.
, Bur Specialty this mook’m’tii ho
Radios” Shirt . \iilaiis‘ts.
I Sunnis Wants and Broken Rimes at
Breath; Reduced Yr'tcos.
Si. N ’ Shut \D “'
a \63 I ants.
‘neguiar'rrtce, $1.00; Bargain Prion 691:
Regular Price, ".25: Bargain Price 89¢
Regular Prior-1.31.50; Bargain Price 98c
Regular Pricc, $2.00; Romain Price . 3M!
.ltcgular PrichZM; Bargain Prlcc $7.60
.. zcnu 14:1 writs".
Regular Price. $3.50; Bargain Price
IUT‘I'ON LACE. WAIOTC.
flcgtilar f'ricc, 3...;110 Bargain Price ...... . $3M
WWsMMsMWhMoi’Sm.
$2.49
R. 'D'Ickoman 8 Son,
momma 1min. m um.
am no.
1 ANY 1! VIA! OLDM'EW I "
3:30th Oust-rd pin troll !
on on
32.2% a...“ .5: .... For Sale, To Let and Want Ads Pan.
m I I t' I
bolus sold by roll mom roll 'I . '
din-tailors; on out. IWW- H0 is not .
I luxury. but on artists or! dolly dial . I
loud you MMIMI ”no! ’
WW I
I I I ‘I "I I .I III .I'p III II, . A, I ‘ ' "‘ “i” i N. V. “LEM ' AI.
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