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ill 11?ch nephritis
il- «is: 9111999931111 ,e: no phyt‘n
k
,1“ 2011 Westi’l’th street.. to
intrtclten with 9119111911.
Mrln
air was the head of the lieuten-
. ell Advertising
ileum-e
‘1 i’
him at.
portion of this
_, s‘
2 99%. (9'19le
that wgre erected
ill.
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fit from
n uu'pstl
‘ sleek failed to on
befi- '
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on 1119111111
the la
in; the time 'th
tax lists .and t
ll
appeal“ to all
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mil
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time
' ‘ , granted.
9 ahis thanks.
hit: this one coin
ill' Solidi”
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at 111in none
. .11. ul‘kl‘a’d
‘ ,. 1 1. W -- , toes- hick thé rod
‘ ., 1;.
my, and
, .1nt‘i;
{£33.} BlokRn'sranLynx Set
New York and was president
1 19111191011111, College of laur-
Alout‘f. three years ago1he
I91’91i'ard Leavltt place!l on
dhad since
Ifinest of 11113113"
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h: 119th ed to close' the
1 d cllulp g’ to accept $8.1“
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y, ah‘d b'llp'alr
Witt t nto, the court
“Mt 8h1191101‘mc 'lt
Coope'rfni
(91311.1, d9111111 the usual 10
l, . b red be
ed, and he wrote letters about it.
that he was unfamiliar with
Where as he was in Europe dur-
assessors received the
te'ilhrway. it his wish-
ed to do what men
tin 991111 account's-l
, Q1“.
,3; tot 90bcit'iiittd.the.-11roper
. . that be fin ly: ot title to it as
grains ‘
9111i in South Mullen;
11,. various 11119 of t 9 country Al'-
r the' rustle .hsd dhlleeu before the
A out not weeks a 0 Mr.
get: sent another let 9r to the conn-
1
Agbncy, of 31 union
He agreed to sell
to flush L. Cooper.
of 9ale hayan
and a payment
the 118798-
9011391111109 01'
n11lted lit his
tl‘eek sen his
down the fences
by Mr. Cooper. The
than, and
rt decided
ain‘t; perms.
on restraining Mr.
entering upon the
on.
A couple of years ago Mr. Hauler:-
t in his city tax
961‘ cent. Was
re the coun-
1111111.; i‘éh'uesiing an
o c of.
hé‘to per cent. and
Hi3
9110 9le do. he
a nonwhi-
hence Would be
t. penalty.
"lit 1thltlt was a
to stun the deed
and others were
9's, hi1. Matricnbeelt
ea g'plétillin one night. and madé
iii an inn tension on the canned
‘ I ‘et the shit erb'e‘n't which hc asked
‘ ‘He was very gracious
Haulen
club as of the con
Sindhi 012' Prospect street and Btr v
avenue after a stro 1- 1
the cdi'i'ncil to have
sand placed 'on a rites or 111911;.
to leave t 3 rest 0t CW”
e 101‘ sleixhlng. The letter we spent all but 9351111.;
r. iCaivin B
fission of the kl
Gives Scull! lilorWallc Poodle a Fine
Home rescriplicn to Relieve
Rheumatism and Kidney
'll‘rbubl‘e‘ at Norninal;
Cost
The following prescription for the
cure of rheumatism and ltitlnm' and
bladder troubles has no doubt been
“will! millions of times, via: l1lnid
ct lla delion, oui'hu‘li‘ ounce;
“Ed 9 band organ. one ounce; Coma,
pound Syrup Sarcapnrilla.
ounces.
gradients can be obtained at any good
prescription pharmacy at llttlc‘ cost
turd are mixed by shaking well in n
hottlot
"i‘he dose for adults is a teaspoon-
t‘ul after each meal and at bedtime.
drinking 9. mil thruhlerful of water
after each dose. "lt is stated that this
or sgrlption is a positive remedy for
n'ey trouble and lame buck, weak
bladder and urinary illillcultles. espe-
cially of the elderly people. and one
oi the best things to be used in rheu-
matlc amlctions, relieving the aches
and pains and reducing swelllnzs.
A well known authority states that
this mixture acts directly upon the
eilminative tissues 01 the kidneys;
cleanses those spdn'g’elllt‘e organs and
gives them poster to sift and strain the
poisonous waste matter and uric acid
frmu the blood which is the cause of
rheumatism. ‘ ,
if your‘ back orsides ache andi you
suspect kidney trouble. it would be
wise to try this for a few days
1.41-....-: in
1 www-«m—u-v D...“ .. .7-
referred to the street committee, which
reported at the next meeting that ti
shancstlons, could not be carried on.
its there is a law prohibiting the use
or salt on the hlg‘hWay.
, Mr. linulenb elr Was the son or the
RPV Garrett aulenbeek, a Moth dist
11,1‘i9n‘l‘ster..1 and was born in South
.W l .
0.9.1.... .B'
in us 111 an: our and;
‘Bearir the
Signature of
leifi' 1
WHAT Mfltw ‘ “ 'K SPENT.
HARTFO .1—J llbnry Ror
aback. point «regent for Congress
., today filed his expense ac-
showihg receipts“ or $2 bill), and
.(1‘ Pl ilIIr we of Water llllll
" want! your: Ito I was attacked by
a so are one o! crippe. which left me
with a backing cough, «soreness in my
chest, and bronchitis. I took nearly
gevery kind of cough syrup sold on the
unarket. besides medicine given me by
physicians.
l rccoivp d [90‘ permanent relief until
my drugglst aillttld me to try Vinol,
and after taking three bottles I was
entirely cured.
i believe Vinol to be the greatest
blCLlElllg ever offered‘ to the public, as
, it does what is claimed for it. " R. E. R.
, Illt‘ks IMablesvllle, Ala
three .
’l‘h‘ese simple. hhrmless in»
The reason Vinol cures chronic
coughs. colds? and pulmonary troubles
in because ltcontains tonic iron and
all the healing and body building ele-
ments of cod liver oil but no oil.
Vinol is also unexcelled as a strength
builder for old 11901119, delicate children
weak and run—down persons, and after
sickness. ‘
FRANK H. BAXTER. Drugglst,
SOUTH NORWALK,
.._......_.. .__.2. “WW..."
MONEY son mode A.
Military Committee at Hartford Be.
part: Favorahly.
HARTFORD, Feb. ~l.-—-'i‘hc. military
committee. of which Senator Luding~
ton, of New Haven. is chairman, has
already made a record for pushing
business. Yesterday it listened to the
petition or Troop A for a special ap-
propristlon to pay for the completion
of its armory. anti this morning sub-
tiilt'tcd a favorable report on that run
olution, which report was referred it
the tomrnlttee on appropriations. T his
committee will untioubtcdly art upon
it sonlctimc during next week.
Monday evening the tullitar y corn
billion will be the guests of Troop A
in New llnyen, and will witness llli
drill in the. armor v nttd ultctwurtls lli
sntcttuined by the troop it is [lit
design of the conrmlttt-c to visit t'very
suction oi‘ the stair where any appro
pritllion or change in existing militar')
ti'fllll‘li is proposed. so that they may
have nc'cttrtlte knoulcduc of the 141119
tron . «W
St-nhtor lattiington lilil'ililllwu in the
senate today a \911 into .111 bill In
ftatrlhg to thc nitric 1 (ill muklrrgt
few minor changer. and some of tin
oorluncc “‘bufottn with tho nnttonn
trtilllnry' l‘ltis act was drawn II)
t'llll'l' l
truce with authorities in Wash
‘lliitoh illlil Conner ticui. Its proylsion
are clearly set torllt. and later cnr'cl'u‘
consult-tuition will b0 uivtu ,to it 11,1
the military" mnirnlucc.
W,
W \ I" ' ’}
Parr , .
(loltl Mctlal Flirt) r Iii vct'y lrieht's'
t'ltmllir. LAI'lNu
Opposes Blil~=to Abollc'h (lilies of Pro
slstant State's Attorney.
State's Attorney Stiles Judson of
Pair-held County appeared at a com
mltioe hearing in Hartford, Wednes-
day after noon lll support of a proposi-
tion to increase the number of Super-
ior Court judges. and was given an op-
portunity to be heard on two other
matters. lie opposed 11 till which is
lrrtcrrdcd to repeal the not providing
for an use‘stant state's attorney for ills
county. and said also that he was
considerably intcr'csit'tl in proposed
legislation regarding the taxation of
oyster grounds. He said if anrtlrlnt:
is done in the matter it should be only
ltl'll-‘l' lllach testimony is taken and
added that he should be glad if the
committee can give the time. if it
(cold not do this. be hoped it would
advocate the appointment of a corn
mlttec with plenty of time to dcvotc
to the matter. ,
MAYO HELD FOR CANNON’s
DEATH. .
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 5.~—ltobcrt H.
Mayo, previously arrested by the core-
ner's order. was today found by the
same ottlcial responsible for the death
of Peter F' Caution whose body was
found in the West River a few days
ago.
Plillil’ FUMIHINBNES
"Money Back ll li Fails."
Says l“. H. Baxter
The line of beauty is a curve.
Women may no thin and graceful. but
not thin and beautiful. There is a vast
trttmlrcr' of pale. thin. scraw'm pcoplo
who are all brains and ncrrcs, but
without the strength and health that
accorm‘runles the standard weight.
Llood ilcsb anti perfect health go to
:ctlrcr‘.
Sumosc is absolutely
nan) people. I
This rclriurkublc l‘is'orcn tomes in
tablet for.111 ‘7..'. when tnkctr altcr
:ucn m‘uglcs with the blood l'lild hclps
Jr assimilate so that it makes ritll
boil and pleasing plutnpncss. No
me can use. this wonderful flesh-form-
lug food for ten days without a unlit-91
able gain in tl‘cslr and strength.
Mr. Baxter bus so much conlldt‘ncc
in this remarkable flesh-forming food
and health rosiorcr thnt-ho is willing
lllll glad to 'nllow any customer to do-
Iosit hilc with llll'ill and take homo 11
not of Samoso with tho understand-
IIa that it it does not give u llllil‘kl‘tl
llt‘l‘itllrli’ in good. firm flush the binary
.rill be returned without any questions.
Take advantage or this otter. 'l‘lro
risk is all his and you how almost tbc
certainty of a pleasing gain in plump-
lit-his
neon not 1' to
Santose Will Make People ibis—is
A true lieslr forming food' it“ ‘
i
Lowest Price.
, funded Try a bag.
l
l
q The best FLOUR on the-market at the
Satisfaction o“:-
money re-
It tells it's own story.
3"!!!
CHILD LABOR BILL.
Would Prevent Girls Under Sixteen
1 From Working.
HAR’l‘ RD. Feb. amt-Senator Bow1
on, or Naugatnck. introduced a bill
providing that no terrible under 16
yours or and shall be given employ-
ment for wages. This means that ho-
wbcre in Jonrlccticut can a girl under
iii years of age earn a cent.
it Is estimated that more than id.-
000 girls under 16 years are today
curbing their living in some ocupa
trons that are perfectly respectable.
The bill wus' lniroduccd by request,
but it is understood that it will be.
'igorously pushed by several people
throughout the state who believe that
girls should not be employed. it is
statcd‘ihnt some labor organizations
lil’E' in favor of the bill.
Another bill In the house provides
that no boy shall engage in the busi-
ness of selling newspapers or blocking
shoes until he has been granted a. ll-
tcnsc by
city or borough it
which he resides
the children out; and prevent them
irom ,("li'illllg a living unless it be by
“.Tu‘lt‘rl consent.
ABTC’RIA
the an in Hart Inn ' emu
HIGHWAVMEN TOOK LIQUOR.
ESSEX, li‘eb, 1'1.-Napoleon1Boxgio.
ltn‘llnrr, reported today being held up
by six highwaytncn on the road half
way between here and Old Saybrook
about midnight. Boggio was return-
ing, from Saybrook. a licensed town
with his sleigh loaded down will:
liquor. A carriage approached and six
men nlighlcd. They stopped iloggios
horse. and took the liquor which in
(lulled sou-r111 hogs of beer.
C!
"an the
Strum
a!
—....
"lions Mrs. Puck's husband com
round a good salary?"
"Ho. i‘fll‘llS a hood salary; site com
mantis li.f'—~ Boston 'l‘r'anSCrlpt.
-- $395
b
- Q" The low prices
to convey to you ill
telnet
Rcéulat‘ $t'e o3 Stilts at. ..‘
will ewo'
‘9 91.“.
.uuonuuun'nn.r-0I""$575"
Regulat$16.ooSiiitsat $795
Regular$nooo Suits at $995
“OF—~—
68 Washington Street, South Norwalk
spoons SACRIFICE
.
Is, Furs, Mtllrnery, Skirts
and Furnishings ' ‘
‘ unanimous wondelr and surprise. 1] Words are inadequate.
e paramount importance of this sale. (I It is your rare good fortune
SPPSS. new. at a fi‘hctltm of their actual value. THE FOLLOWING PRICES WILL
Askroua GROCER For 11‘
the nut9orltles of the town.-
“llrc disposition 119 'ms to he, to erthl“
new entrain set-toot. FIGHT.
HARTFORD. Feb. 5.—-—A qtto warran-
to writ against. William L. Hatch, of
New Britain, was signed today, “1'
Judge Robinson. of. the Superior court...
on the application of StatesAttOrncY
Alcortl, noting for theclty of New
llrltaln. This is the culmination oi.’
the light of the school board in that‘
(it), which was commenced last year,
by the death of George W. Corbin a
member or the school board of tho
tortsolidatcd distrltts of New Britain.
At ting undor‘a provision of the public
acts, the school board elected William
l... ilatch to till the money caused by
Mr. Cor-bill's death. The charter of
the city contains ii provision that all
vacancies shall be filled by the court
or common council and acting under
this provision the council elected Aurt-
ust Wallen to till the vacancy. Both
Mr Hatch and Mr. Wtrllen appeared at
‘a meeting of the School board, recent-
ly trnd the board refused to recognize
the credentials of Mr. Walled claim-
ing that Mr. Hatch had been elected
by the board to fill the vacancy, and
l-"at Mr. Wallcn was not legally 'clctt-
cd.
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES
which have stood; the test. of time do-
serve a. place ln'the medicine chest ot
every family. Mothers are today ad-
ministering to-thoir children the reme-
dies their grandmothers used.
For thirty years. Lydia E. Plnkbnm's
Vegetable Compound. made from more
and herbs, has been curing the womcn
at" this country from the worst. form
If female ills. and merit alone could
have stood such a test of time anti wun
lllCl] an ’envinble record.
ZHICAGO STAYS lN WET COLUMN.
CHICAGO. Fcb. 5.—Chicngo will be
1. “wet” town for another year at
least. 'l‘ltemovcmont by the "drys"
lo have the people at the April elec-
ion on the question of excluding str-
‘oons fitml the city under the local op-
'lon law has fallen down. They start-
'11 out. to obtain the necessary 100, (loll
)etltiorrers to place the question on
the ballot, but get less than .50 000.
:-
Wale
Underskiris
$1.50 Skirts. trimmed with embroidery or" lace.
$2.00 Skirts. trimmed with embroidery or lace. . . $1 25
195
$2. 50 Skirts, trimmed with embroidery -orl..ace ..$r.45
1 Underwear
25c Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Underwear at. .18c
59c Ladies Fleece Ribbed Lisle Thread Under-'-
wear ..............
Children’ s Ribbed Underwear
Size 16 and 18, Vest or Pants ... . . ..
$3. 98 Panama
Walking and Dress Skirts
Skirts at.
11...... ..... ..
"$5.98Panarna Skistsat
$7.00 and $8.00 Breadcloth Skirts at . . . . . . . ..
Sizeeoandzz, V'estorPants. ‘uc
Size24and26.Vestor-Pants...........\,\... ..r4c
Size28and30.Vestor‘Pants....................17'c'
Fleeccd Underwear. Vest or Pants, all sizes. .. . .,.18c
Corset Covers
Regular 39c Covers'at. ...... 23c
RegularascCovcrsat......................... 28c
‘jRegularsgcCovcrsat...........,...............38c
Corsets
9,451 RegularsocCorsets...............~.............3sc‘
$3.75 Re’gular75cC0rsets.........................---55¢
$425 Regular$r.ooC.B. Corsets......,...............65c
ass-{"usnun.
,.. .
t
van‘v-eo-u~-.~r.-.
VI... 79:
”.173,
Children’s Flannel Coats, sizes from a to 6 years
oldyall'colop, worth-$9.50 .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
. $1.15
i l
Children’s Bearskin Bonnets
ALL COLORS
Regular 50c value at
. 38c
1.:
Children ’sBearskin Tom 0’ Shanters
Regular 691: value at
Regularch value‘at 65c
.111.-1t..‘-
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