II
. I whose serrls are
Vines brains are not
zoo-ls Wining
rInItl ng ”in.
tea disease and like
its remedy. Orrlnc
pntudil sold on.
too to elect a
will be refunded.
tinforsts No l. which
- Mite patient's know-
mam: sodNo.
parish to
a $10.” for free
ad envelope.
lngton. D. C.. or
be cured
miles.” to both forms.
sgeon re-
mbooklrn,
To
tie
- .Jr., druggist. 8 North
NM
‘ ' ' I DILL I’AIIE
. Feb. 27-The
as passed by
is Kodol,
4- s prompt relief
0.,Benedict, Pres.
.Bltolett. Vice-Pres.
.—
LE DISTILLED
f unmo curators.
Pan-
. lg and codifying the
which has been before .
t sincé the beginning
that
known today for all
which is
it
will: it digests what
cutout to take. Sold by
, Icy and the Bridge
A Chethical Works.
7 its of turpentine
own AAA erinivs)
.—
PliMmcth etc.
We Sales Agents.
Met,
‘ funeral Director
and E'mbelrne’r.
We. 6 Washington at.
”Juliane at house, m.
3 dldphonc at office, 336-2.
YOUR
North Main St" South Norwatkl
AJspsns, Lacquers. Vsrnishes.
._ E.Sholes Company.
New York City.
i
r EM “that: Shop
4:
WHOM. Feb. "F4. r1106
rich. tits stem on the. early north
W train on till!. NW
division was struck by the eaves o
the Thomsston stutter.y this morning.
about 0 o'clock and was badly Injured
tthc head. The i'niund ruin
CATHOLIC PRIEST DENOUHCEO
DA "GIN
O.
PHILADELPHIA. Fob 26.-—Arch-
bishop Ryan has issued a pastoral lot-
lot to the prlosts of the archdiocese of
Philadelphia. in which he denounces
dancing aesthetic entertainments for
religious and charitable objects. llo
strictly forbids the holding of balls for
charitable purposes.
-—-lfersh physics react. weaken the
bowies, cause chronic constipation.
Dunn's Regulat- opsrste easily, tone
the stomach. cure constipation. 25c.
Ask your druggist for them.
n...-
J. P. MOROAN RAILS.
NEW YORK. Feb. 26.——J. Picrpont
Morgan, liccompnnied by his daught-
or Mrs. Herbert L. 8sttcrlee, sailed
for Europe today on the stonmor Ad-
riatic for his annual vacation abroad.
-mmuup-mm ”fish"... ....... ..... ...-
c titlir .. Klimt-l3
h 12:“ “mm.
Agog.
[WI as “Rest. hsfsshl, lAlusys hellsbis
, Silld II M00515 NEWER!
should be equipped with s daint!
snow white, one piece "Standard" For
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to considet
how delightfully conveninet it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep
ing apartment or lint floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent nte
chanics, honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH,
F. E. Lockwood El Co.
soawux, c‘ouu.
ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
Victor and Edison Ma?
chines and Records.
:l'hs largest and best sssortments oT
Machines and Records In the .Twin
Cities.
Liailg Linn i. N Y
for freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 7
film, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (font
of Dover street). every day, (except
Sunday) at s p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5: to p. in.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Arming J. Omlth, O. c. Housman
Lessee. Censrst Agent.
ron“
“ plies and General Hardware.
A oo 70
39 MAIN STREET.
AND FOR
and General Machine Work,
' so To ‘
OuShintJnrcarlquliSt.
Attendance all hours day and night.
creams. H.63NUNG
unnan'rnxstn.
Funeral Parlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant.“ I.)
Will
Id .0. MAIN IT” “DOUJ'H ”NORWALK
nihilism"In
L‘lill- louse It nos-cm...
I1
"I taken to Ow Utshdcld County:
liosp‘itel st Winsted. , , , . A, .
Cutlery. Tools. Blacksmith Sup~
lilo Norwalll llitriittiiroimw
Skste Sharpening, Special Tools .:
am}... ,
i
i
i
Promotes DigestionElccrful-
msgrdlirstdoalehts twitter
' Morphine norliiurrul.
TXARCOTIO.
biennium
Anette: Reruedyfo
lion. Sour Sloutncft film
A Wormsiiotmdsionsd'emish-
nm and Loss or stun
iii) 1..
“h‘slS
“an”, .1,
Miller El Jordan,
REAL ESTATE
‘ BROKERS, “
Office. Hoyt's Theatre Building.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Main Office. 18l State Street,
DRIDOEPORT.
Hotel Mahaclremo.
.l. it. CONNOR. Ilgr.
Service and cidsias_ ilp to Date
Rates .2 per day and upwards
——
itocir and General Information Ticker
Sunday Diners. 75 Cents.
To]. 488.
HHHIHEE. HANNLSHN
45 Wall St. NoMllk.
Real Estate and insurance.
We have several decided bargains
in income producing property that
must Increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
IHMMW
1 FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING.
STEAK
HOT WATER
AND .
GAS FITTING.
n... Sheet Arron. Copper
and Zinc.
..———
so South Main It!“
Hill lililliili liliiii
UOIJTI‘I HDRWALK,’ CONN.
M TRAHOAOTOHHHIRAL DAHKIHO‘ TQQII‘JA
' .. soonest. ”3‘1 amass 'Isst
d
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’05?"th
‘ . ,1 m t‘ .- .‘
”RPM“. AID IRO'N‘O.
it’ll: oil-Wm
races
wREV?Io soowsu. crust-r.
HEW...
' , Jail.
”' kind occurrod.
, responsible .
showers Ins v1»
WW" 1%....“
mmwAHI-lw """’ tum...
“Hint in lists
lise
For liver
Thirty Years
0A8 lilill
"mu-missing“
RECEIVERDHIP RUMOR FAKE.
.7/
Texas 1. Fectflffiot Involved in Great
Northern Proceedings.
DALLAB, Texan. Fob. 27.—Judgc T.
.I. lt‘rccmnn. of New Orleans. arrived
late last night from Fort Worth. Re-
Rowling tho receivership for the inter
national and (irout horthcrn Railroad
he said:
"’l‘hu primary purposo of tho rc-
coivcrsitip is to assume churgo of the
property of the road. pity the. credit-
or» null improve the pt'oimrty. 'It is
my purpose in admlnlstt'r tho affairs
of Illt‘ l‘tllltl mi a Tom» props-Hy."
Empimtlc denial that ill" 'l’cxtis and
Pacific Railroad is luvolw 'il was mad.-
by Mr. l"l't'i‘lllflll. i. . 'i'hnrno, HIP-
prrsidcnt of the Texas and Pacific
Railway Continuity. said that tiny ru-
mor rognrding ii possum.- rccoivl-rship
of this road was ultanluurly inluc.
"'l'hl- two mods." said Mr. Thornt-
"rti‘c separate proportion In cvcry
sonar and tho. condition of thr- road
1th 1m iwttriiig a! nil fin, iht- Tomlin and”
Pacific." .
CHRONIC CONSTIPMION CURED.
One who suffers from chronic coustl
potion is iirdangci' of many serious all
mi-nls. ()rino Laxativc Fruit Syrup
cums chronic constipation as it aids
digestion and stimulates tho liver and
hostels, restoring ihv natural action of
these organs. CQiilllll' 0 taking it to
day and you will fool for at once
Orino larxntivc Fruit Syrup does not
nattsonto or gripc and is very pleasant
to take. Refuse substitutes. Plaistcd's
Drug Store and The Clifford Phar
mucy.
ANARCHIST BACK lN DENVER.
DENVER. (7010., Pub. 27.1—(liuucppc
Aiiu, tho ltniluu nnarchiat who tuttr
dcrcd l‘ntlior lmo livinr‘ichn at tho n1-
for During Communion service in St.
Elizabeth's Church horn. Sunday Inst
was brought. flack from Colorado
Springs curly today. whithcr ho had
boon fakt-n ‘to Ill’t'It‘i’ll lynching. Ac-
compnulod by four dctr-ctlwu from
Iicitvor nnd clusvly handcuffed, Alto
rodo the entire trip with head averted
and in sullen siloncc. Upon arrival
born he was hustled into an awaiting
cab and swiftly driven to the county
flailing newnpnpcr nwn n, depot
cmploycs and passengers striving on
tit train, thcrc word but low portions
hi the Union Station to witness his
arrival and no dcumnstrnilon of any
According to Alio'u
stall-limit made to an interpreter, ho
will plcud minty wit... arraigned and
offcr iio defense for his crimo, in thin
' - cosc It 1.. mined-.1 111.. trial will come
in a speedy cud, and sentence be pro
nounccd.
.—.—.
Kodol is a iiill'llllflc preparation of
vegetable acids with nstuml digestsuts
and contains the some juices found in
a healthy stomach Each dbsc will di-
gest morn thnn 3.000 grains Of ttmd
food Sold by “in Clifford Pharmacy
and tho Bridge Pharmacy.
MEXICAN RAILROAD MERGER.
M ",XICO CITY. Fob. 21.~—~'l'ho rnib
r merger ncgotiations which were
rosumod horn a row of g ago my now
be regarded as no ac impilshcd fact
The negotiations culminstcd favorably
yontorday at a conference between
Minister I.itnsntour and represents-
lives of New York bunkers. Thu II
pcrs will the __sigscd W
t
m‘““
M
w... a man 1. full so isn’t 1..in
accordinintit
is. a. a. ass.
n-F-d'so—i '
Mission» of Thrse General Ordcrs
Issued by Mjumnmi
My. M. Gold.
Adjutant-General George M. Colo
issued three general orders on Tues-
day.
”ADIIOIIIICCIDOIII is made of the
intuit-ht of ‘Brlgsdler-ficncrnl
tic ulse rclircd, to the position of
inspector- -gonetsl, with tho rank of
colonel, frutn February 6; and of the
transfer of Major William M. think
from the subsistence department to
the ordinance iicpartmout, ’i
Figures of Merit.
Tho figures of merit of tlio C. N.
O. for the month of January arc
pivots. They art.- as follows: Hospital
corps, no. tit; Signal corps. 92.:18 CM-
nir‘y. 92. 75; Field Battery. 80; Count
Artillcty corps 80.41; First infantry.
89.93; Second infantry. MM; Sepa-
gtacompany, 91.79; Naval Battalion,
. Rifle and Revolver Practice,
For the Information of the C. N. (l.
the provisions of S. O No All A. (l.
0., are published
They are as follows:
i. The. odiccrs of tho ordnance
department. together with one officer
oach from the Coast 'Artillcry corps.
and First and Second regiments of
infantry. to be selected by their sev-
f'l'll commending office-ts. are appoint-
cd it board for the promotion of rifle
practice. Commanding officers will
inform this office, as curly as possi-
ble. of the name of the officers so-
lcctcd.
The Ahoard will meet at the
stoic-armory. New Haven, February
26. 1908, or as solm thereafter fill con-
vouient ‘nt lo a. m., and will take
into consideration all matters and
questions pi-rlainlng to the subject of
rifle and rcvolvor practice; including
all matches both gallcry and ruugt'.
and will report to this odicc tho rc-
Iiult of its dclilicrutiimis iiild recalli-
mcndntions. This must be done mi
noon as possible in ordcr that benefits
may be derived therefrom during the
coming season.
Ill The board as now constituted
consist» of llif! following oiilccrs: Ma-
jor William M. Stork ordnance do
parlmcnt: Major Ernest L, lsbcli,
Second infantry: Captain Edward O.
(lrucncr. ordnnuco department: Cup-
taln Percy ll. Morgan. Coast Artillery
corps: Cuptuin Charlcsltl. Smith. l‘ti'm
infantry; Captain Earl D. Church,
ordnance department; Captain Arthur
Putnam Woodward, ordnance depart-
mom.
lV. Officers having matters of, suf-
new... interest, or importance, pt‘f‘v
mining to the subject of ride, or rc-
vnivcr pvuctlco may forward llli'
name. through military channels to
thin office for reference to the bomd.
Officers Commissioncd.
The following nnntcd oiliccrs ltuvlug
tmsncd the prmcriltod csu‘rulnutions
have lwcn commissioned:
Count Artillury' Corps—Captain
Frodvric 0. Armlugton, Thirteenth
company. Dunk-ism: Captain chry
’l‘. Prowitt Sixth compnny, Norwzalk
Captain martini Snyder Seventh
company NinulNuptalnEBurgoynr
llainilton Ninth ompany. Green
with; First lqutcnaht Elbert 1.. Our
illt.‘ Thirtocnth company. Daniclson.
and First Ur-utonaut William E.
Warm-r, unassigned. Groenwich.
Flt-tit. lufantry~Cupiain Eugene
Nichols, Company ll. Hartford, and
Captain John J. McMahon, Company
ll. Hartford.
’f'hl- following ofilcor. ltiiviitg pussod
the examining board, will be appoint-
cd and commissioned with rnnk his
follows. upon .oppi'otai of intoxication
tut rcqnlrod by section 3.;0ll Count.
Artillery corps, First “cutenant Al-
boil Mosumun Sixth conipany,. Nor-
wulk. .
Corporal Charles Deb. Alton, .lr..
Company K. lt'lrst Infantry, reported
by ”W examining board its having
failed to pass a satisfactory examina-
tilm for first lieutenant Company H.
will bc glvcu an opportunity for n
socnlltl cxuminullon. in accordance
with ri-mmmcndniion of the board.
Ailiutuutm'ncrul Cole has also is-
sued an ordcr detailing Major Edwin
'4. Lamb. Cnptnin Chariots E. Smith
and Captain John ..I McMahon to 0x-
.tf‘lllill' candidate-ti for olllccrti' contmiw
sions in llli' C. N. (3
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR LA GRIPPE
m grippe coughs are dangerous it
they frequently develop into pneumr
nia Foley' s Honey and Tar not out;
stops the cough but heals and strength
ens the lungs so that no serious re
sults need be feared. The genuine
Foley's Honey and 'Itar contains no
harmful drugs sad is in a yellow pack
age Refuse substitutes. Plaisfed's
Drug Store and The Clifford Phnr
macy
ESCAPED DEATH DV IOMB.’
CHICAGO Fob. 21.—Aifred P l.oh
nor owes his life to tho fact that he
stooped down to pick up u pencil as
ho was ain't to upon the door of his
coal shod. Just inside the door thcrc
was a supposed bomb which it is
though would have exploded had 110
swung the door but four inches. lie
had already unlatcbcd the door and
noticcd the alleged infernal machine
as ho stooped helmet. who is a team-
stcr. says that the opening of the door
would have formed a circuit of two
wlros which worc connected to a fuse
in the brasstubs which is believed sto ,
contain dynamite lie untitled tho ptr’fg‘
lice, and n dotcctivc- climbed through
a window and disconnected the wires.
The city shortlist will examine tbs"
"bomb" today. The bomb was a lift“
cylinder five inches too and who do"
cred with paper to h e its nature.
LeIIMI' declare he has no knowledge
of cncntics
MAI-STIR. ":1. PROHIBITIOH
i
W V!
CHICAGO. hit. 31. ~Mslstors of Chb
cm frankly admit flint the smhtbi - 1’
,tion were sdrssdy has caused them ‘
sml losses. old they have warned the
Board of trade interests that the!
on can no loom m assistm' us!
remit they all the assister foes.
0nd or the letters sent out says
s
P“..-
FREIGHT OFFICES cou'aouoar-
NEW LONDON.
announcement was made here today
that the Norwich Line and the Shore
Line freight odices had bccn consoii»
dated, and that George M Chapin
would be in c
' has been
Linc. is displaced after thirty-six years
of soryico.
NEIGHBORHOOD FAVORITE.
Mrs. E. D Charles. of Harbor, Maine.
speaking of Electdc Bitters, says:
Is a ncigllborhood favorite here with
us. " It deserves to be ii. favorite every-
where
sin, livr-r complaint.
merit, umlnutritlon. nervousness, weak
ness and goiter-oi llebillty. Its action on
the blood as u thorough purifier makes
it especially useful as a spring mcdi
clue. This grand nltcrutlvo tonic is
sold under guarantee at F. ii Bastcr' a
drug store. We
who
mPORTUGUESE “O‘TJEENS HONOR
BOSTON. Feb 27.——Portugucse citi-
zens from many places in New Eng-
land with officials prominent in state
and city governments and high in the
Catholic church united today in ear
vices in memory of the late King Car-
los and Crown Prince Luiz Filllppc, of
Portugal.
of a solemn requiem mass, and was
celebrated by the Rev. A. J. Pimental
of St John's church.
-—--+—-—- ,
PILEI CURED IR s 10 is DAVO.
PAZO OINTMDNT is guaranteed to
cure any cast! of itching. Blind. Bleed-
ing or Protrnding Piles in d to 14 days
or money refunded. 50c.
REV. DR, HALL IMPROVED.
NEW YORK. Fob. 26.—Thc Rev. Dr.
Charles Cuthhcrt Hall. president and
trustee of Union Theological Seminary.
who has been seriously ill from liver
trouble contracted in lr‘t‘dfa lest win-
tar, was reported improving today.
The D. M Redd Co.
Established 1w ‘ .
Remnant Sale of Carpets.
Lengths of Vcivets, Axminstcrs, Body Brussels. Tapes-A
tries and Ingrsins.
Twentyofive yard lengths and under.
in this littlc Clearance Sale are all sorts of designs and
coloriltgsn Woolly browns, greens. rich dark reds, tarts and
mixtures. pieces of borilcritigs. strips that will do for run-
ners and stairs beside those that are sufficient for small
and medium sized rooms.
Vcivcts. vorilt $1.15 and $1 so for 75c yard.
Axminsters, worth $1.15 and $1.45 for 75:.
Body Brussels, worth $1.15 and $1 45 for 75¢.
Tapestries. worth iii 00, 90c and 85c, for 50¢.
. worth ,75c, for 50¢.
Ingrains‘,’ all wool, ,
Carpet Store, first floor.
' Names and initials.
Woven in strips for marking underwear.
'i'itnc Was when it took front six weeks to two months
to have names or letters done on Jim" for marking cloth-
ing. Now we are taking orders and filling them within one .
" week, or three or {our days if it is a rush order. ,
Any name in 6 doz, lots $1.25.
12 (iOZ. lots $2.00.
Single and double initials we carry in stock continually.
Single Initials, 51: for 3 dozen.
Double, any combinatimt, too for 3 dozen. .
i .\t tilt-Notion Stock.
Storm Aprons for Carriages.
.\t the Blanket Section are a few heavy Storm Aprons
of black cttamclcd cloth, for carriage use. They are large
ctiougli tu'rcach from the dashboard well up m the car-
. riagc top, and the necessary openings for rcius are wcll
We shall close out witat‘wc have for
50¢ each.
guarded. ‘
if you arc in search of ‘it fine Toilet Cream that pro-
iiuccs the bust results, ask for Ideal Tissue Builder lit the
Toilet Section. ‘ _ 2'
The D. M. Read - Co
MUCILAGE CAUGHT THIEF.
Detective Was s Chemist and Solved
Post-Office Mystery, ~
An incident the other day recalled
to U. S.’ District Attorney Francis ll.
Parker the limo. a few years ago, when
the officials of the postomce depart-
mom at Washington were aroused be.
cans» of the frequent. complaints from
a section of Colorado that money was
being stolen from the mails.
The officials put the most shrewd do-
tectivcs in the government service on
file job. but it was several months be-
fore the man who was stealing the
monoy was apprehended.
The cities and towns In Colorado
having banks are not as close togeth-
cr as thcy are in the eastern comp
try. and so a great deal of more money
is sent in letters out wont titan in
the east. in t section of Colorado
spoken of the t f would take tho
money from the envelopes. then rc-
scal the envelopes and let‘ the enve-
lope minus the money go on to the
person to whom it had been addrcsscd.
Then in a few days there would be
ahowl. The detectives which tho gov-
ernment had in the west were put on
the Job, but they could not locate the
thief. Then detectives from the cast
were sent to Colorado, and they con-
sulted the western men.
The government was baffled. .md at!
the reports of thieving continue-d.
there was indignation on the part of
the officials In the posbofiice dcpnrfv
mcnt.
One of the detectives who was work-
ing on the 1011 had some idea of chom-
iltlry. He wrote to Washington that he
had conceived an idea. by which he
thought he could get the guilty party.
but it would take time to have his plan
worked out.
The person who was tailing the man-
ey from the envelopes was shrewd, but
at, the same time ho played his garlic
loosely Just why he allowed the .env
velopes to go through the malls in...
he had taken the money from them
the detectives could not understand.
Hit was very clever or opening tho
letters In.) ho need care in resetting
titcm.
The way the detective suggested to
the post-office authorities to got the
icon was to have an Inalysi tssdo of
. the muciisgc by which the volopos
had been rescaled.
. j'l'ho poswfllcc inspectors went to
postotlices through which the
hired letters passed. and unknown to
A ccnnsomd with the once thoy got
~ spine of the meetings used in each of-
, Mo. Those itinerant samples of "His
A stage were analysed and lust one sem-
- pl shared the lsfno analysis as tho
, loss with which we envelopes bed
I rescaled.
watch was then kept on the onion.
a few days later the guilty lllttll
t. He was cemented to
tiara Coursnt.
' MIMI Don
I "’1“, Ella.
r
l-‘Ob. 27.——OIIIclal
rge Charles Prontis.
gout of the Norwich
Dill
it gives quick relief in dyspctr
kidney derange-
The service took the form
at.—
m
Norwalk Chronicler