e Arrivals. Fourteen
se and thirty- use
- 77”!”be Iiepi at the
Clerk's Water iaII-
I. . “ ,
tile mouth of January. the
in the ‘l'owu of Norwalk :.
M 1 deaths, and It matting: s.
‘ ii about the average record.
'W vital statistics for due
,1 , including living births. denot-
We. as ates luTown cum
(flee are as.iollows:
Ilrihe. ’
libsnnl. Io William and Alice
IN mils. Charles and Mary Mac-
J, u and Ella Yost.
iii if: Carmine and Mary
thistleno
Its John and May OHazn
not.“ to Thomas and Mar!
V “.fo. Joseph and Mary Varad.
tor. to George and flizabet
foChsrles and Annie
r. to Thomds and Nora
I .y
{George and Julia Gale.
er. to Samuel and Eva
to dogwood Mary
tar. to Michael sud Jeanette
laney. 4
ck, to Henry and Clari-
Gerhardt.
.to William and Mary Shep-
to Philip and Anna
P303. to Daniel and Elizabeth
.. ormlsy. .
“div-lions. to Joseph and Helen Ban
......
Daughter., to Carl and Annie Swan.
-—Bo'n. to Joseph and Elsie Shields.
_ 1W3
'4‘ WI
MINDIIalI
"Montserrat"
it was formerly cuntonaaty for the
habitual drinker to take fie pibdge rel»
uiariy sometimes once a year and
sometimes in every at of men that
followed his debauchos. and then—
break It. '3
But now it is gradually dawdlag on
the world that edges do not stop
drunkenese. on a man takes a
pledge voluntarily he expects to keep
it. Every man expects to keep his
word, and every broken pledge costs
the drunkard many a heartache. But
he cannot help It. lie fights on long.
‘ as he can. then succumbs to the crew
tag. The nervous system of the ha-
bitual drinker is diseased and he must
have treatment that will cure this
condition. This Orville will do and Is
sold under a positive guarantee to cure
the drink habit or the money will be
refunded. No other treatment for the
liquor habit is sold with such a liberal
guarantee.
Orrine is prepared In two forms. No. i
a powder, perfectly tasteless and color-
less, which can be given secretly in
any food or drink. Orrine No. 2. in
pill form. is for those who wish to be
cured of the habit. and it should be
taken by everyone who swears off.
No matter what form of Orrine is
used the guarantee Is the same. The
price of Orrine is $1.00 per box. mall-
ed in plain'sesled wrapper, upon
reteipt of price. Write for free book.
let on "How to Cure Druukeuess"
totalled in plain, sealed envelop.I by
The Orrine (30.. Washington I). C.
Orrine is sold by Edward W. Kelley.
Jr.. Druggiat, 8 North Main BL, South
Norwalk.
Terrible goal... of sIIIoI-s
(Continued from First PageI.
they could scarcely articulate. They
had had no food since last Sunday
night nor any water since they left
the wreck of the Reed Friday morning.
Mr. Zuse said:
“Almost the instant the Reed struck
the beach she began to buck up. In
a twinkling one of the lll'elrnttts was
smashed by a big wave and ill? decks
were so deep In the boiling water that
there was no chance to,gct utt \Vht-l't
Capt, Kernel and his waI- with somc of
the other embers of the crew wort-
stationed. ’c Jumped into Iilt' rc-
maning lifeboat anti cut the lasltiugs.
Before we had completed the job at big
sea broke War the wreck and carried
tin clear of the docks. .
“A strong current swept. us toIvnrd
the stern of the wreck, where we could
see Capt. Kerscl and the rest of the
ship's company clinging to the root of
the aft-house. We called to them to
throw a line as we went under the
stern, and some one threw one, but it
fell short of our boat.
,r Deaths. arm had been broken when the
Y M D wrecMag: from thocmgalley dropped on
’ o ' ' us a t ere was y one 300i our. on
1 %%:::;oi‘lynu¥; the other had been broken and the
, Elisabeth Smithl.’ spare oars washed away We did our
”n Harvnt l .,. best to get back to the wreck but the
MM‘Hm'ifiiW", ,ys ‘, set. of the undertow carried us away.
otdas l. Kelley . 24 7 “"r’ebtrtied tiodhoud for TillnnI‘IXIk
' .sgi II we a nocompass oseer
Hillier :Pcrry Mun" , '1“; HI) 1]. us. When morning broke i found we.
. ' ' " fl " were standing for out to sea. 'i thought
, I“ 29 It best to keep the boat well out hop
' Willie """"" .9 4 .,, ing to fall Into the path of steamshlps.
‘ » “‘8‘ :06 """ é.) ‘ 3 With this hope I set the course north-
-‘ Delia be? """',1z 3 , ward along the coast
' , r‘ """ ‘ “The second nightkout we saw lighits.
- "" """ ’ but it was too dot to venture II
- Wine-Turner """ 1 There was neither food nor water and
London """"" 6‘ , 2 we suffered terribly from thirst during
Jamil. DeMott """ 33 fl ‘ Saturday. Toward evening the cook
. ' E‘ Lockwood 2 ,' declared he could stand It no longer
Hillard C. 89‘1”“ ' " '3‘ ' and took a drink of sea water. He soon
H do Comm “5" ~' "' , became-delirious.
nay 9' Wymdn “3 ’2 ; "At about 2 o'clock Sunday morning
“3“!“ Hyatt... ff” " 1' we saw a big steamer. She stopped
w‘ “’3' Albitn. H" I , near Its and we all believed we would
M M“ """" I 1 '- be saved. But the vessel got under
3 EV". “1’” ------ 4 4 . , way again and left us The cook gave
W ”9””9‘3" 53 5 ' up the fight then. He lay dowu In
, fag foafigggpédwgg ll 2", the water and in a few minutes he
-- was
”W" Britta ------ 77 10 5 "About 7 o'clock Sunday morning'wv»
:‘Vi' Kurtmai ------- . 3 2‘“ made out Tattoosn 1 nd. We were
“ 3"” ”97°" ' ' ~33 ’0 all too tired to ms the boat very
a Marriages.
, Daniel Darden and Margaret Pratt
' lain? Swan and Catherine ire-
. n . .
_C-:1smes Gray and Annie Hawkers.
row bulbs and Iiertha llriee
for E. llrtmdyc and Uassit
iieymour
Hoseph Lszas and Helen Sandor
Whitefish Simmons and Home
Aueby
flit-Joan's Fernandez and Bessie May
this; Kopp and Aide John.
li'l-lslsfed Baxter and Jennie.
Eflumssy.
eé Kiter and Fusbima Ma:
VLA OIIPPI.
I. I helm never lost a case.
It ran into pneumonia. not
- it. Only thing on eartl
die the tough [I y.gertu iiu‘
. skim an a so do no
as the small nines. silt m on
$1 .00 bottle and take half I
water every titre!
fire to keep up this treat
. for two weeks site
you are‘ well, to utteriyaa
gens III every great or
ge'rmscaunettu
., * Mn
3 ' st
half-cured Hill
I are yeu going to w
scoristtsss smut
hasn‘t t yet."—
well, but along towud Sunday after-
noon i got her W back toward
Ncnp Bey
"Sunday seeined the Wurst day we
were out. We kept seeing all sorts oi
vessels passing back and forth. but
none oi them would answer out halls.
We were generally too far off to be
made out plainly.i guess."
TH! JUMPINB 0" PLACE.
"Consumption had me in its grasp.
sad i had almost reached the jumping
off place when i was advised to try
Dr. King's New Discovery: and i want
0 any right now. it saved my life. im-
provement began with the Iirst bottle.
and after taking one doses bottles 1
was a well and happy man again." says
’leorge Moore.of Grimealand. N. C. An
.I remedy for coughs and colds and
‘Iesler oi weak, sore lungs and for
preventing pneumonia New Discovery
Is supreme. we and ".00 at P. H.
tinster' II. druggist. Trial bottle free. “
m
HIANINO 0N MOIIILL NIMON-
ITIANCI NO?“ 10 ll HILO
UNTIL NIXT MONTH.
Hearing Witt Probably be Taken up In
United Mates “More Court.
The important remosstrnace saninst
miner Nowell. which is iiltet to he
Lsken to the United listen uprsme
court. was scheduled for a hearing In
iJrecuuion yesterday. but his been
costponed until sent montiI‘. Attorney
Homer I. Cummings of ltsmtord. who
represent Norreli. Iain Pinehmnt. N.
o...pisying pelt at the present time.
must commissioners have
found“. it' It
. . ...t . I. W
Nnvsuesi of Youth folks lay
Ile What Adults Still Try—-
What children Ilsa Accotn
leslI
NEW YORK, Feb. is.-—0t2 the
eighteen milli school ch..ur.u III
this country ilusl hope of averting III.
extinction of the valuable ”males of
iuscvtlverous birds In America bar:
been rented today. What the. irderul
government the state legislation s and
even the grangea, women's cIulI oI
national commercial organisatiom
have failed to.accomplish completely.
the National Annotation of Audubon
Societies have announced will now be
given to the children oi the land to
bring about. 'i‘o organise every body
of pupils, ‘fr+u the largest public
school In thisicity to the most remote
district school on the Pacific Coast.
into a general movement for housing.
feeding and protecting the wild birds
that save the country‘s crops is the
object oi the Audubon workers today.
tlcucral headquarters for this new
campaign of the children are being es-
IaIIlhIhed in the utilises of the No-
titgl Association of Audubon Societies
at III liroutlwny today. Already the
organization Is In touch with Iuous-
uids of teachers and girls' audlons'
clubs all over the country. to which it
has regularly sent literature on bird
guarding uttd «are. With those as a
nucleus. the children are to 1 tab tho.-
light out In every section of heir lo-
cality. till the illt'fllilt’f'sl of each school
ill etc-r) neighborhood ate enlisted III
the onk of building bird houses Mitt
restaurants to sustain the nadir thiuv
Ited ranks of the feathered army of III
soci destroyers. Special ammunition
iu the form of printed directions ahd
suggestions for making bird shelters
and lunch counters is being |Irt'|Ifll'r-(l
for every buy and girl who will “Ti!”
and ask for it.
Old kettles. boxes or milk, tomato
and kerosene cans are being used II:
the children as emergcnm bird shel-
ters. Elaborate houses. rustic imita-
tions of hollow limbs and neatly iiii"
Itislwd apartments are also bf'lilii plun-
tch.. All must be made cat-proof and
should face to the south or west It'
possible. Like any human married
couple. the icnthercd I‘Isir who art
seeking quarters for routing their tam.
ily ill the spring are quite particular
in their tastes. If they find no prom-
ising spot for it home III tiny lntnllty.
they will [Ines on and leave its fleldv
and gardens at the mercy oi oestrus
tlve insects. The childrI-u are um“:
to the lttIn'It'dIoie building of houses
for this season's bird families, becaust
rit'atiillli'il ttnd Wt'fliherrllt'fllt'li strut--
lures most quickly forum the birth
when spring moving do) comes.
The march of civilization has robbctl
millions of useful. as well as nightly
and tuneful. birds of their old'iimc
facilities for home making. ornitholo~
gusts bere- declared today. Sheltering
tree trunks are being laid low every
year over hundreds of acres. The old;
fashioned structures. where birds
might flock under open caves. are be-
ing replaced by modern roofs that shut
out bird life. While races. like tIIt
chimney swifts, are being deprived of
their shelter in the big. old-style chim
ncys. Such conditions. combined with
lax laws for spring shooting and pot-
bunting, will soon drive the vulucblc
insect-eaters to extinction. It is agreed
it will be the children's work to house
the evicted birds at the time. when
Int-y not. only rear their young but out
most copiously of the insect crop- -do
stroyers.
" 'The children are now the great lac-I-
for In this great economic InoveuIt-{nt
said William Dutcher, president of
the National Association of Audubon
Societies today. "Not only their pa-
triotism but the self-interest oi every
one of their parents is the motive for
preventing the extinction of the bean
tiful and highly valuable birds of this
country. We are calling on Congress.
the legislatures of the entire country
and on every adttlt body to help; but
i believe the work of the school chil
drop of the land will accomplish more
than all the other methods combined.
It is a line chance for every boy and
girl to do something for. his village,
state and the country at large. and I
know the will not neglect to do their
part. 'Bave the birds' is the motto and
rallying cry oi the school children oi
America."
—Doan’s Regulate cure constipation
without griping. muses, nor any weak
lug elect. half your druggiet for
them. 25 cents per box.
OHOT IRIDI or Two MONTHS.
DENVER. Colo. Feb. iS-Oscar Kir-
by. a non of a Colorado Hprings gro
cer, fatally shot his bride of two
months today and killed himself with
the same weapon. The con to had
lived apart since the week a for their
arrisse.
TO SAVE W CIIAI”.
of one
A Trial Free .to All Who Never
tiled it.
hit. Prank Howe. a prominent farm-
er oi Baldwinnviile, N, Y.. says. "I
visited the best physicians in this
to any. vim treated me for about
two years for rheumatism. i spent In
that time several hundred dollars and
scorned to grow worse insbeit'd of bet.-
ter each day. Being on crutches and
forced to drive to the train and hob-
btius to the doctor's office became very
discouraging. let alone the sleepless
nights and fearful hours of pain Be-
ing advised by a friend I purchased
Smith's Uric-O prescri tion. took it
home and used it that y as directed.
“Those fearful sciatic pains left me.
my blood seemed to lot lease and flow
freely, i felt different-rendition the
next morning i had found a cure. as I
slept and rested weil'dll that night.
something I had not done before In '
two years. i used In all six bottles
of Uric-O and have never felt a return.
of the disease. had no use for crutches
or cane since thetlrst day's treatment.
' have since orecommeudcd Urlc-(I
to undreds of friends and acqualtr
fences and in every instance it gave
remarkable relief."
Anyone who doubts Mr. Howe's ex-
perience is invited to write him for
further details.
The manufacturers have so much
confidenceluihe remedy that they will -
gladly give a large 75c bottle of Uric-O
free to all rheumatice who have never
used it and are looking for a perma-
nent, lasting cure for this most dia~
tI-essing disease. Address for free
trial. Smith Drug (10., 208 Smith Bldg.
Syracuse, N. Y.
Uric-O is sold and personally recom-
Iurndml In booth Not-walk by Edward
.W. Kelley. Jr.
'rrtamueu EXPLAIN. ,
Stamford Lodge Helped to View UP
the “Souvenir" Fraud.
Mumford lodge. No. 693. Brother-
hood of Railroad Trainfiten. through
Its smretary. Peter O'Ilern, gave to
tilt' Dally Advocate. yesterday. the fol-
lowing utaterucm relative to the "son-
wait" to ttcr for which i P. Moran
and Will III O'Brien got into diiilcul-
ty last week:
"The recent. ‘fakc souvenlr' of-
fair. involving the Brotherhood of
Rullrood 'l‘t’alnmen. of which mention
has been made In the local paper. and
Interrupted by the Police Department,
has left such an Indefinite disposlflon
of the case relative to Stamford
Lodge. No. one. that It statement of
our position of the matter lit'l‘nlll
quilc necessary.
"The only connection this lodgi-
hurl with tho matter was to give the
Information necessary to the Police
Department to prove that lht' men
held had no legal right to solicit ad-
vertisements. ttud notliy the~ (lrnntl
Lodge of the situation. Which was
Immediately done. .In fact, that. was
our duty whenubrougbt, to our ai-
tcnllfIII. Hmvcvcr. Ivc deeply regret
Ihut. some of our friends have been
ilct-ccd II the deceptive methods ex-
ercised by the parties soliciting
money for advertising space In the
fake Sblppcrs' Guide, which they rep-
resented as issuing from the Broth-
t-rbood. anti we believe, with the kit-
uation correctly understood. out
standing will not be in the least at
fected.
"Much more might be said on the
matter, but with what has already
been published. it seems our posi-
tion here at boom is clear enough.
and the pleasant relations of the
past we hope will continue without
Interruption." '
m
CASTOR IA
Teslafauts andilhildrea.
lhlllfltlilimAletitMI
nears the
Signature of
MINEIS ASSAULT!!! ACSIMBLVo
MAN.
GOLDPIEI.D, Nov.;'i-'eb. tar—Thom-
as Tighe. an nssé'fnblyman from this
county. was set upon by three l'flfIIII'
bers of the Western Federation of
Miners yesterday. and in the struggle
that followed was badly cut about the
face. He fought on his assailants with
his revolver. which he used as a club
the minors getting the worst of the
encounter. The offense charged to
Tighe was that he had supported the
state police bill in the special session
of the legislature recently closed.
NEIGHBORHOOD I'AVOIITI.
lira. B D. Charles. of Harbor. Maine.
speaking of Electric Bitten, says: "it
in a neighborhood favorite hero with
us." it deserves to be a favorite every-
where. it gives quick relief in dyspep-
sia. liver complaint. kidney derange-
ment. malnutrition. nervousness. weak
ness and general debillty. its action on
the blood as a thorough purifier makes
It especially useful as a spring medi-
cine. Tnis grand alterative tonic ls
sold under guarantee at r. H. Buster's
drug store. 0
CADIT TRAINING OCHOOL.
NEW moon, Feb. ll—lt was
learned tods that the Treasury Wt
lllrttttellt he made formal application
for the transfer to fort Trumbull oi
Clue Any
at Curator Br
Kls
is. one
WMCt‘oup In a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and "Iterated Tensile.
Only Positive Cure for Quick consumption.
the Csiarrh Microbe and Cures In line Month.
m We and lectures moving.
cum tiny Fever or Money Reloaded. 50c- $1 00
Only flung on Earth That Cures Asthma.
IOI' 0" IAILUI‘ W sum
3. P. JACKSON & C0.. ”18' Chemists.
25c
mmmmmMsflmtAem
Takennidfirlp,eulnfihonyatem.rnstevisgtbeeigsrefyedia
Carson-day. Contipaduud'flmwaeoaleinefeiis. tin-pa
qudhssrn. I'aratdtehtiiuburlle. Iletkepsleofbee.wanp‘er
hornet stisgnioi ”days treats
ascendlenfuerns maetfulesit. lab
Mutations rammed:
Map Inuit law. liver Water
also a sea over andlnsdsckniem-
slain. Cores eII durations-st
”fineness. In battled Irasliea
Meadow“ I“ Drainsof
themelcatproine- . . ledenlet'isteata'o
,nlea. lrylt. ’ W) ’15:.
25c, 50c and $1 .OOAT. DBUHQISTS
iNDiANAPCUs.
mowers
evacuees THAN ovuasure. l
W. s. Piereeyof Seattle. Wash" tireI
0 invent of a New Explosive.
W. 8. $rcru proprietor of the In
terby ph rntacy, moo Grand bottle:
vnrtl. Seattle. “ash. has invented a
new explosive. which. If it masvsscs
all the advantages credited to It, will
enable the. originator to put the llu
Pout powder trust to rout. The in.
vontlou is said to be the most Impor-
tant advance in powder tunnttlacturhtg
since Maxlmlte. which Is now in lim-
ited use In the llritish navy. Home
has obtained a patent, which has latc-
ly been mailed front Washington
The new explosive. according for
Pierce. can be made :20 per cent
stronger than what is known as do
per cent. dynamite. which is the most
ppvvorful explosive now multicolored.
with the exception of pure ultrov
glyccrltlc. Its grantee" advantage. how-
ever, to the safer; with which it (-an
he handled. .
III the first place. no jar or blow
will set It 011. Home pounds the ex-
plosive on an anvil with a hammor to
prove this. Morcowr. It does not
frct-nc. oven at the temperature of
liquid ulr. 300 degrees below zero. This
Is a grout advantage, not only in such
countries as Alaska, but here. I’ll
l'ont powder. which In said to bc mltu-
IIiIIcitIrI-tl by it secret process. con-
geals above the freezing point of wa-
ter. This makes If necessary. as a
rule. to thaw it out before It is fit
for use, and thousands of lives have
been sacrilled in the operation.
According to Pierce, his powder is
smokeless. it leaves no noxious
gases. which have so often resulted
in the suffocation of men in the bot-
tom oi a shaft. it. Is not poisonous.
and can be swallowed without any ill
result. It is not subject to atmospheric
changes. and ,Is ignited by a detonat-
ing cap or an electric spark. Unlike
dynamite. when ignited in the open
air. It will not explode. but. simply
burst into tlnutc. It can be manufac-
tured much cheaper than the dynamite
now in use.
Home is an able chemist. He has
studied under it‘. It}. Squibb. of..\'ew
York. and several other of the mos‘
noted chemists In the country. He
has been at work fifteen years In pen
fectlng his invention—Seattle Times.
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CURED.
One who suffers front chronic consti-
pation in in danger of many seIious all
meals. Orino laxative Fruit Syrup
cures chronic constipation as it aids
digestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels, Rstorlng the natural action of
these organs. Commence taking it to-
day and you will feel better at once.
Oriuo Laxative lI'ruIt Syrup does not
pauseate or gripe and Is very pleasant
0 take Refuse, substitutes. l’lalsted's
Drug Store and The Clifford i’har-
macy. ”
IOV IIMIMIINID TEACHIR.
"Willie" Taft Nan Underpone
Development, Io Writes
file out Teacher.
The postmaster at Red Oak. Oklaho
me.
many years ago was a school teacher
In Cincinnati. In her class was a
round-faced chubby named “WII
lie" Taft. Recently rs. Swallow
wrote to one of her friends in Wash-
ing that one of her most treasured po-
scssions was a photograph of her last
class in the Cincinnati school. in the
center of this group is William Taft.
Secretary Taftvwas told of this pho-
tograph t other day, and readily re
members his former teacher. lie
caused his private secretary to send
her his latest photograph. so that she
might make comparisons
Mrs. swallow wrote back last week,
is Marion Swallow. whose wife pert
LECTURE Oil
BY GAME WARDEN
Fish and Game Protective Asso-
ciation and f. N. c. A. En-
courage Laws
introduced by Dr. J, Murray John-
son. M. l)., the Foiriield county game
warden. Wilbur A. Smith, of South
Nurwnlk. spoke to an audience which
I filled about two-thirds of Warner hall.
Bridgeport. last evening. The lecture
was under the auspices of the Fish and
Game protective Association. of which
the doctor is president. and was Illuso
tI-ntI-d. showing me pictures of nearly
ilfli.‘ hundred native birds, most of
which were song birds, and nearly all
of them protected by the game laws.
in the audience were representatives
of the association and one-half of the
balcony was reserved for the members
of The Telegram Kind Deed Club. The
admission was free and there were
many school children in the coalesce.
The pictures included a tow land-
scapes and numerous birds. all col-
ored to nature. The obiect of the
lecture was to increase an Interest in
the protection of the people's feath-
ered friends. and when the speaker
stated that twenty thousand guns
were licensed last year in this state
alone. one can imagine the destruc-
tion that is going on, when it is con
lidercd that birds are fewer than ever
before. and unless care is taken. will
disappear altogether.
Mr. Smith told of the economic
value of the birds to agriculture. and
as an attractive part of the landscape.
of the small harm the worst of them
do as compared to the great good
most of them do. Some of the stories
of the slaughter of birds were pa-
thetic. He showed the white heron,
which Is eagerly sought for its plum-
age. and of the rapacity of the
hunters. encouraged by the demands
of inshion.snd the women of the and-
lace were told what a condition is
existing because of it. even to the
murder of men who are employed by
the Audubon society to protect them
when nesting.
Most of the- pictures were photo-
graphs of birds found within fifteen
miles of this city. He.- suggested that
the legislature set apart a section of
country in which it shall he a crime
to shoot some of any kind for a time.
so that they shall increascaatttrally.
and thus the species be saved. ' He told
of a wild pigeon as an example of the
awful indifference to the destruction
of birds: that this bird. now extinct.
or nearly so. was so plentiful a few
years ago that it was shipped by the
barrel to the markets.
A pretty star was told of a pair
lg] orioles whic had a fancy for
ullding their nest of ribbons and
strings. A lady hung some. pieces of
both on a tree near where a pair were
building a nest and they wove them
Into It; the next year she tried the ex-
ment of more ribbon, and the
birds built their nest almost wholly of
the ribbons and radio which she gave
them. the third year when it was time
for the pair to build their user the
cut a small American dog into bits
and to? wave the whole of it Info
their toy horse. She out the beat
down after they were done with it and
kept it for a curiosity. ..
IIMPLI "All” ION LA GII'PI.
h"m ganglia's; dange‘ to rcusar
t by rsaseat II psesmc
nis . l'oieys loser and Tarsetoaly
stops the cough but heals and strength
one the lungs so that no serious ro
salts needbo feared. The genuine
roiey's ilouey and Tar contains no
barmfwrugsm and In in a "W:
are.
Drug More and mmlhrd
a, m train school ""3". saying that after comparing the two
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instructors n the vessels of the «op .ym" WM”. which are
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accordisgto totke strictest pure food'
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NEW HAVEN IACEIALL TEAM
COLD. ,
MERIDEN Feb. lS.—-lt was report-
ed on high authority yesterday that:
the New Haven baseball team had
been sold by Attorney 'C. J. Donaher.
of this city the owner, to Dr. Albert J.
Duty and 8. J. Weidcnhamer. of Bap-
onne. N. J The purshaeers have been
dlckering for the team for several
months. and have had a number of in-
terviews and a kit of correspondence
with Mr. Dounher. Dr. Daley is is-
miliar with Connecticut baseball, Ho
came into this league so 1903 as sec-
ond baseman for the Hartford club.
and played there the following year.
At the close of the second season un-
der Messrs. Tracy and Kennedy, be
bought an interest in the team with
.I. if. Clarkin. and later the same team
was sold out the same season to Mr.
(.‘lnrklrr, who is now the sole owner. '
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HUW'O THIN
We offer One Hundred Dollars lie-
wsrd for any case of Caturrh that can-
not be cured Hall's Catsrrh Cure.
F. J. CHE BY‘k 00.. Toledo. 0.
We, the undersigned. have known P.
J. -aelt’ey for the last to years. and
believe him isotly honorable in all
WNW t .ranri ilnltttcislly
able to out any obligations made
by his”
WALDING. KINNAN & MAKVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. 0.
Hall's‘Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the systssn.
Testimonials sent free. Price, 76c per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
patina.
PHILIP OORIIN RETINIC.
NEW BRITAIN. Feb. Is .—-At the
annual meeting of the P. and I'. Cor-
bin Compnny, held yesterday after-
noon, Philip Corbin. who minded the
concern fifty-four years ago, retired
front the presidency. He also retired
as president of the Corbin Cabinet
Lock Company. Charles H. Parsons
was elected president of the P. and P. .
Oct-bin Company. and Carlisle ii halti-
win of the Cmbiu Cabinet hock (' era-
”a”! .
STOP THAT COUCH
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra»
zilian Balm iiI breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
lee, 25c. 56c and $1.00 bottles The Clif-
ford. austere and ointment. "
UNCONOCIOUI WOMAN FROM
HEB
* . IDEN.
BRIDGlPoRT. Feb. til—The wry
‘II who was found unconscious In
the street here last Friday night, and
Who has been In the Bridgeport Ilosc
pital since is believed to have, come
from Meriden. Several times, when
she has regained consciousness at the
hospital, she' mentioned a soil as living
in that city.
line DeWitt's thtle Early Risbrs.
pleasant little pills. They are easy to
take. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy
and The Bridge Pharmacy.
POUTAIADTINO WILL MIIT.
“mliil he a meeting of the first.
and would clans postinaeiors the
state at HeunIein'II. Hartfor. on
Washington's Birthday to discuss the
organisation of an annotation. Chatter
associations are being formed through-
out the country.
I
explained.
idothelghsvoinpiseeofitf".
Norwalk Chronicler