' sodas raised. his. placement the sue
.: . ‘ m
melts ‘ thatit has ever bash the
ye i Landlord James Conno
‘ : ”WW. . asce-
~ l .
‘“ i. ', .
. hill-all .i’f‘ii
.The splendid menu
DI
. . Cree . (paler;
I. ‘ mall» i?! ‘ PiCklOI
‘~ Oysters a elnslun ‘
1 .V‘. . Seminal“: slaufl‘yim .
' ,. 8% l: he!
gamut or at
‘ 1 Roast V a marker. Stalled
., _ , ”Milk ,, .
Mashed . “I‘Meelled Turnips.
.Beie « ;is‘; Msbeehonio '
Plum Pudd ’ :‘l-lsrd~’&'*l3randy Sauce
~ Cream Cheese and Waters
Delhi Tasee
lilo. ' spatula .
. fil , "' ~ Cigarettes .
. Pail Neil Ls. Marquise
: 3i‘M.the equal sion at. the least for
e inner man. oestmehtorldlbirt W.
, If}: beganthls. welcoming speech.
.Qerlnan Tea
loll had attended the altair. lie
_ . ‘ I.”
I m thetth’ouositlon ot consolida-
f “ ll. annexationrend' division was up '
. Mus l
. .. . m”... “ ..
”nth ‘Nol'wllk people
could
most in the minds oaths taxpayers
a the town at the present time. and
, he called. on Senator Jeremiah'Dono
van for a few words along this line.
. swabs. asters Remarks v
I have a few thoughts tonight. gen.
tlslnen, which I would like to bring to
your attention. in, theilrst place we
are all particles of a community, and
ill the. elements at fair play .there
a cult! been equal burden in sharing
y . If- solna well-to-do citisen pass~
all away his earl y possessions would
no satistsotorllyv- ivlsed. end in some
inch. manner could the expenses and
edicts of our several sections of the
town be apportioned. No one would
. I. Z , NW . ,Itbsll‘ snot or; no,
uninf- acid house ving more i an au-
‘ . other. Theanestest movement. in the
wort .wee Mutilated and commenc-
ed will ssmsilsrnumber or men than
asehoro’tonlxn .1 not referring to the
« customer: that ration of indepen-
dencm’anll the people who termed that
governmetzdid not pay for the most
they shot In. seems strange. and we
can hardly lln ins this, but it is true
nevertheless. ~ e- have a town of pa
collar surroundings“ the ones to
relievo‘these conditions are these who
confinement t world. tomorrow.
leaving nothing.,,be led them. The
”QM responsibilities should be
on it no advantages one ever
'4 dtlthrse or four or .even
, . conceive, things in
iv . 5%th it be. doae.by
an - hr 'i' a fly? it is these
same principles which gave you the
met member you have. Things
“Ml-
{tom
go, as .wehave. collared
, . a separation. and many mat-
ters, have worked to our disadvantage.
.s‘ososo thing we have been giving to
«ntrdngsrewes tributes. and they have
m on oiling. your city. town and
It! .eaosid be able to m the:
we. ' .,I 9lunch for our money as any
- demol- city. in the country. To those
. NI .. M velbismonopoly to lease
_ _ , , be titty per oeatcil'illm-
, ‘ T siste- patholotrol‘lors or:
poops o 0t r sete.sn
siesta!“ here? Simply
‘ sonata: al citizens; will
. fill- min a on their dues»
~ or business matters long
to}; t‘tho wrongsoi their
I it,is up to you young
gee that notice is done. i
told tel. animoelties. avoid
, ties: note work with are-
way are to tthe othlir. ll“
‘ W081!!!” r-Dnofl W 0’
,flooigler conditions exist any‘
.gllro unto (in our own
a so idetod g vern-
. lguonttwe cola: ob~
em, ramscolnmodls as
here" a in the country. in
, telephone this can
as. in annuities. st
, , substantial they
“‘ U. theme? e‘s money:
‘ l , . id "WY P‘y
tilt Meat
be
his bench
“a ‘mgfltpzeglgnbgg:
M nominally 'or the con-
al’rslly Talks.
lresm ‘A. Shelly
.Mtoestlneeter.
‘ 1 ’ “ u to
. and “believed
. g thattotzn
.‘ r
. honoring. an;
, .11 meg: tor a
ll. ' r‘ the
pi
isllfi’t‘
shod roduclnl
mmuflw.w
‘ - out Which
:_ v. 23””th
'“ ‘ airmail
" --lmen,ln rest
' .M' "i. :dl'lt 3’ vs a very educational lecture
. glow »’w~«;' ’
Have Absolute
Proot or Dead. at Home.
We not words but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeded! Dunn’s Kidney Pills.
:. For South Norwalk kidney suffer»
ere , . . . ‘
rim made their local. reputation.
' [Proof lies in the testimony of South
plorwalk people who have been cured
to stgy bureau,
. Mrs.» It‘s Jo . ii .rllawkins avenue.
South Norwa ll. Conn. says: "The
core which Dean’s Kidney Pills olfeotv
y: case overtwo years ago has,
I am g ad to say, been permanent. At
onetlmol was suddenly'laken ill and
could scarcely move on account of the
severe pains across the small of my
back. ‘ It i stooped. a sudden twinge
darted: through my kidneys and for
several seconds i hardly dared to
breathe. Spells ol‘ dissiness and pains
in the back and top of my head were
also common. The contents of one box
or Doen's Kidney Pills, procured at
Plaisled's Drug Store. removed these
disegreethle symptoms or kidney trou-
ble and my health is now much im-
roved. Dean's Kidney Pills certainly
ived up to the claims made for them
in my case."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Fosterrlidilburn 00.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents fer the United
States.
Remember the name—Dean's—snd
takenoothor. .
We have valuable franchises bore. and
they should not be sacrificed. while at
the. some time we should love our
neighbor as ourself. i understand that
one plan is to divide the town into
districts, and each district is to pay
for its own improvements. One Norv
walk man i have been talking to did
not wish to relinquish the name City
of Norwalk. and l personally do not
believe that we at this end of the town
want to relinquish the name City of
South Norwolk.‘ We how more at
stake than our sister city. if we ex-
tend our limits we should also extend
our electric light service. and unless
we do this it might mean a larger sum
to pay to the opposition company
should we ever at any time. wish to
acquire their business. i presume we
will be divided, under a new consolh
dated city. into boroughs, each one
taking care of itself, and whatever
pertains to the town as a whole today.
will prevail then in the matter of
each section taking cure of its
bridges. highways, etc. There is one
bug that l hours, and this relates to
the commission form of government.
but we are peculiarly situated. and
this might no do here as well as it has
in the sixty or more cities of the coun-
tr ytiist have it at present. South Nor
walk has a rather slack way of trans-
acting some of its business, and im-
provements can be made."
The mayor concluded by citing the
government. of Des Moinos by a com
mission of a mayor and four‘council-
men, and told of the success the com.
mission was having.
The consolidation question. he add:
ed, is one to be well considered before
any rash step is taken.
, .h .oahorjpeeksrs.
The toastmaster then called on Her-
mau Jacobs. of New York. the mana-
ger of Roles Point. who never fails to
attend a banquet of the Followers of
the Midnight Sun. but hir. Jacobs prov-
ed modest..aud could only be prevail-
ed on to says few words. expressing
his pleasure at being present.
Joseph W. Rooney. being introduced.
responded with his famous least on
“Good Fellowship." which brought the
banquet to a fitting close.
“PLEASANT FRIDAY EVININOO."
The Lecture Course at First Methodist
Church Half Completed.
Dr. Barthoiew's stereopticon lecture.
"Yellowstone Park and the Far West."
given on January 10. concluded the
but half of the "Pleasant Friday Eye-
ning“ lecture course. which is being
presumed throughout the winter
months at the South Norwslk M. E.
Church. it seems fitting that at this
time a resume or review of the course
than fer completed ehou d be, given.
The most prominent ing about the
“Pleasant Friday Evening" idea is its
genuine generosity. lilsh clue loo-
mres an entertainments have been
altered the people of The Norwallle at
what is practically no chargelwhet
ever. The course. while very onion
taluing. is of the greatest educational
value. Such men as Dr. Cedman and
Prof. Winchester are men of national
reputation. Prof. Winchester is con-
sidered by many to be equalled only
by William Dean Howells as a men ol
letters. Dr. Cedmsn is perhaps the
greatest preacher-lecturer now living.
i‘hrough the "Pleasant Friday lliven‘
ind“ lecture course an opportunity is
given to everyone to hear these men
and others to their best advantage.
The oourye commenced on Decem-
ber 2, when Raymond l.. Furnish. lor«
meriyvof the Wesleyan University (lice
Club, gave his inimitable impersona-
tion of “Diokons' Christmas Carol." A
large audience thoroughly seioyed sir.
‘li‘ormsn's presentation. 0n Decsm
10‘1". Wallace hischlullsn of New
s y en. the life at “bobby
rut". tie, also was greeted by s
audience. On January 0 live.
litrrow ‘Grsgory simply capti-
her hearer- with her. dialect
‘ ,Eslt“"oun Dr in Dixie." The
; in. .‘il
slow on January
at at Miler
4%
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y," hereby authorised and empowered to
w "ye
addition to tllemlsln sil-
. has socialism
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wontlnued from/first page.)
W
An Act Authorizing the issue at im-
provement Bonds by the Town of
Nerwaik. for the Construction of the
New Washington Street llridge and
the Purchase at a Park. and tor 0th
or Purposes.
be it Enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives in General
Assembly Converted:
Sec. 1. Tile town of Norwaik is
hereby authorised and empowered to
construct and maintain a new concrete
bridge. with a steel draw and its ap-
proaches at both ends over Norwaik
river. in place of the present Wash-
ington street bridge. and upon the
layout last made by the selectmen. or
ten feet wider. wholly at the expense
of the town. and without the assess-
ment of benefits. except upon remain.
ing parts of parcels of land. where
only a part thereof is taken: and to
establish. lny_.out. improve and main-
tain a park, and to acquire the land
therefor bets/sell the main channel
of Not-walk river on the west. Grog-
ory's channel on the cast. the cross
channel on the south. and Seavlew
avenue and the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company's pro-
perty on the north. with any adjacent
upland that may be convenient or
proper to be incorporated in said park.
without the assessment of benefits.
except upon remaining parts of par-
cels. where only a part thereof is ink»
en; and may establish barber lines
adjacent to all navigable waters bound-
ing shill park; and may build. own
and maintain docks. whnrvcs. piers
and approaches along the waterfront
tilereor oi’ any part thereof. and may
lease the. same from lime to time for
terms not exceeding ten years. and
collect and receive compensation
therefor. or "lily reserve said liters
and decks for public uses other than
business uses: and may from time to
time make by-iuws regulating such
use. and repeal or modify the same.
The state of (lonndectlcut hereby
gives and grants unto the said town of
Norwalk. and its successors. all lands
within the limits of said park now
belonging to the state or in which the
state. has any interest. within the
aforesaid“ limits of the said park.
whether made land. or below or above
high water mark. for the uses store.
said. in perpetuity; and the town of
Norwalk may remove encroachments
from the whole or any part of the said
lands. and may enter thereon and re
some lmssession thereof. and may
bring'snd maintain anions in the
courts for the assertill and main-
tenance of the said rights; and where
private. inchouto riilhis have. not uln-
lured into title. or any vested illier-
esl. the town oi Norwaik may ter-
minate the. running of ally private
claims. or lmsseasions. not yet matur-
ed, by giving notice severally to ihe
claimants of the intention so to do.
Sec. 2. The town of Norwalk may
acquire by gift or by purchase. by
agreement with the respective owners.
at any lands or interest in leads or
rights. partly matured in any of the
lands within the uloresald limits. either
scent to the present bridge or else-
w em. therein. and may pay the own-
ers respectively of such property or
property rights. llill reseOnebIo sum
therefor. in case the town of Nor-
welil cannot agree with the claimants
or the owners. or can agree with some
and not with others as aforesaid. than
said town may apply to the superior
court for the appointment of three ap-
praisers of all the properties not
agreed [or as heroinbelore said. in one
proceeding. notice of which and of the
bearings of said appraisers thereof
shall be served on the property own-
ers respectively in one notice; and the
court may make appropriate orders oi
notice upon lion-resident owners; bllt
no owner or owners of one parcel shell
plead. want oi notice to any owner of
snotiler parcel; nor Ighell the hearings
or appraisal of any parcel be delayed
or stayed by any pmarty having proper
notice. or appearing in said proceed-
ing. by such want of notice or defect
in notice to other parties.
Soc. 3. The appraisers shell view
the property and shall award to each
owner the fair value of the property
actually taken. and where a part of a
parcel ill taken for any of the said in-
.lrovolusnis. shall assess upon th ro-
meining part at such parcel. the bane-
tlte resulting thereto from said im-
provement. but shall not assess bene-
tlts on property outside of the limits
at said improvements. no part of which
is directly tsilen therelor. Upon the
report of said appraisers to the superi-
)l’ court. and its acceptance by the
said courier by a judge thereof in va-
cation. the town of Norwslk may do
posit the damages to any property
owner with the clerk of the superior
«nu-t. and may then forthwith outer
than said properly and construct said
improvement.
Sec. i. Any property owner or own-
on may appeal from the final decree
of the superior court or any judge
thereof sitting in vacation within three
months arm the date of said decree.
but not later. but such appeal shall
not operate as s stay.
See. it. The town of Norwsiil is
issue interest-bearing improvement
bonds or the said town to the extent
at “00.000. and may sell the some on
sealed bids and may eppi the. pro-
ceeds to the construction o the store
said public works. ..
lies. 0. field tests is hereby author
lead and empowered to build and main.
sets a pleasure pier oaths east side
at the main ohennsiudieoaat lathe
brides. and provide access thereto
tress theorize. so so build-water
. see was. “dolled?
tilts in the rl
ii silly
but
so use
the
got two ‘ boltieaand they“ cured me. I
can have in the house.
can get ink—Mas. E.
“I have been a so!-
iercr from rheumatism
for about two years. and ‘
have used many lini-
lucnis and patent medb
clues which are me no
relief. Alarfyiriond of
mine told me she had
used your Linllnont and
found relief etoncc. l
lilinlr it is the best Linllnent a person
I shall always keep e‘Bottle in my house as long as l
R. WALLACE, Meniscus. Va.
Another Letter.
Mas. Janus McGllaw.
“ i take pleasure in writing
and i used
for one week and was completely cured.
highly." ‘
of i2l6 Mandevills St, New Orleans. La, writes 1——
to you that I had a pain in my arm for five years.
Sloan's Liniment instantly relieves . i]
stiffness 'oi the Joints, Sore Throat, » .
Hearscness, Sptains, Neuralgia,
Sciatica and Lumbago.
and cheaper than porous plasters.
At All Druggiete. Price 25c” 50c. and ".00 ‘
Sloan's Treatise use the Horse sent I’m.
on. EARL. s. swan, search.
No. service corporations or to the city
of booth Norwaill. or to private col-v
Iterations. torus term of years; but
no water or gns mains or electric.
lines shall be‘ otherwise built or main-
iained on said bridge.
Sir-c. 7. Altamira l~‘. Heard. Thomas 1.
Raymond. \Vi uni Moran. John it“. hie
Muhon. John- .J. lluniou. Samuel
Lynne. and inner. i‘lulrl'll. biting the
present bridge construction committee.
alld their successors. shall be the sole.
agents and commuted oi the town of
Norwalll. withflilpewcr and authori-
ty to construct. gin—logo and its e‘lr
preaches as f the Water street n
South Norwalll on the west. and in tin;
solid upland in East .‘(orwalk on the
east. and may exclude contracts ther-
for. with any oi the present bidders.
or after rejecting all bids. with any
new bidders on public proposals here
after made. and may acquire for the
use of the town" or for the ass of the
contractor lands, or rights tor a devi~
etion bridge. for the temporary ac-
commodation fitho travel during
construction. it i not lo’r lhe trolley
lines. and sold committee and its slic-
ceeeors shall bottle sole agents of the
town for acquiring the property and
the rights for the said park and con-
structing and contracting for the said
piers and wherves or any of them. and
all the appurtenances of said bridge
and park. and may sell and dispose pf
the present bridge and draw and all
buildings on land acquired for said
bridge or park. and may establish the
boundaries of wild pull. and ma pre-
scribe the form and all the con tions
of the said improvement bonds. and
may sell the some. depositing the pro
coeds thereof with the treasurer of
said town. and may malts payment out
of the proceeds of said improvement
bonds from little to time by its orders
upon the town treasurer [or any of the
salience thereof or the expense or en-
gineers. superintendents. inspectors.
side and counsel. and may authorise.
do. and perform all things incidental
to said work; and the orders of said
committee or its successors upon the
treasurer of the town. shall be honored
and paid by the said treasurer as
though the some were made and drawn
up by the selectmcn of said town; and
el power and authority of the select-
men coucsrnin stud bridge or said
park. or the at turtenancee. or the is-
sue of said bonds. are hereby suspend.
ed until the said ublic works are
complete and open or public use. un-
der the direction of the said bridge
construction committee. '
Boo. ii. The town of Norwelll may at
the adjourned town meeting to be held
on the first day oi February. illli. or
at any further sdiourumaut lust-eel.
dieohsrgs the said bridge construction
committee and appoint another in its
steed. with like powers. and at said
town motions may fill any vacancies
thlaiul‘usy once“ “we saidt CO‘TIM‘H“;
I , 3 coal run on com-
ntittsosimi records oiits pro-
, ., ll w b shall be pnhlic roe
mmvdblho n all courts by copies
t 5 certified. during its continu-
ance in announcer the hands of its
:«olovll. .altoi‘wsrds under the bands
of ill ‘4 ‘vnl clerk. The ssldbri
"' ”3‘ 'Wos unanimously widen; e ‘
dissid’orisgs and acronym»;
t "ill“. over .
spout. ether-emu
rs. said
all”! and necessity.
‘ See. All. The said bridge construc-
. mm“ at the donelifliilil
of line. it deposit the some with the is
. ii
“In!“ ‘ 1‘“
Better
Advil.“
MASS. ,
are hell-”it?uZéiurEoTfiFBl“puma:
.
lion committee and its successors
shall during its 'continusnce in cities.
subject to the direction at the town in
3town meeting sssembi have sole eon-
‘lrol of all litigaliou by‘or on behalf of
the town. or against it. tor all matters
‘muuoclcli with illacouslructlon and
maintalllanccs of said bridge. or”de-
station bridge. and , park and the
ducks. and ‘tlle lease. _ d sale of
id bonds and lhe ' ment of all
obligations of the own concerning the
same or any of e same. and com
ceraing‘ail liabilities lot the town reis-
tlre thereto. to the exclusion of all
other authorities and at all other oiliv
core or agents of the town. or 'of the.
city of South Nor-walk. and all acts
and parts of acts and the charter of
the city of South Norwalk. so tar as
inconsistent herewith. are hereby re-
pealed; end the said bridge construc-
tion committee. and its successors are
hereby given access and possession.
for the purpose of its sessions. and the
public meetings which ‘it may call.
convene. or hold. to both the court
room ill-the town of Norwelk. the se-
nombly hall. and the town house.
i Sec. ll. Toward the cost of said
bridge and the approaches. the state
of Connecticut shall pay onofourth
thereof. lust exceeding "0.000 on the
certificate of the said bridge con-
struction committee that such sum is
one-fourth of the actual cost of said
construction and the expense incident-
al thereto; and the comptroller is
hereby authorised and directed to drew
his warrant upon the treasurer to the
order of the town of Norwaill for said
contourth of the said expense on the
said certificate of the bridge construc-
tion committee; and seld“aom is here-
by appropriated out of the moneys in
lhodtroasury not otherwise appropri~
lite . '
Sec. 12. The Connecticut Light and
Power Company is hereby taxed and
assessed onelifih of the «panes of
the said bridge and its approaches. to
be paid by it to the town of Norwelll
on a like certificate whenever the said
company may be allowed by the bridge
construction committee to resume
trellis over the said bridge.
Sec. lit—This act shall tells effect
immediately.
Haavrosn
lTALlANs BOUND
OVII.
HARTFORD. .len. lam-In the police
court yesterday. the three ltaiiens an
rested on charges of burglary last
week. wer hound over to the criminal
court under bonds or $6,000 each. They
are Frank Joseph. chhssl Rose and
rooms connected them with eight bur»
sinus and thefts in this city. ~
w. rd} .... . .
' all eta-nits frustrations .
a modem product. From ti o issue-
rsorisi sage and sulphur have as
"a!" the “"13: win.“am.em
taows'o ' Ii: .M
for darkening the heir unleash
elm
Tony notary. Articles team! in their
rammed"
was Shot by a Particular. Fitz-
hupll Coyis Goldshorough,
Who Killed Himseli
NEW YORK. Jan. 25.WTh0 funeral
of David Graham Phillips. who died
to llellsvue l-lospltal shortly before
midnight from the effects of an assas-
sin‘s bullets. will be held, according to
an announcement this morning. in the
Protestant Episcopal Church of tile
Transfiguration. ad'ectionately known
to many as the “Little Church Around
the Corner." The services will be in
charge or the Rev. Dr. George C.
lioughlop. pastor oi? the little church.
which since its establishment. has
toll in tho llclds of art and letters. The
arrangements for the burial. etc.. are
all ill the hands of Senator Albert J.
lieveridgc. who was one of the writer's
most intimate friends.
Mr. Phllllps’ death came so late in
the night that many of his colleagues
in literature and business did not hear
of it until this morning. As the news
reached them. their personal regret
was increased by their feeling. ex-
pressed almost unanimously in the
brief statements which they gave out,
that he had been killed at the begin;
plug of a career that meant much for
American letters.
ltobcrt W. Chambers, who had been
perhaps his closest associate in New
York city. said: "He was one of the
best man. He was high-minded and
true, one of the ilncst of American wri-
ters. ills best work seemed yet to
conlcmne was just finding himself and
had struck a vein that promised richly
for tho filillre.‘
Miss l-liidegard Hawthorne. speaking
of her personal acquaintance with Mr.
Phillips. said: "l‘he desire to work out
the ideas of his country and his age
was always uppermost in his ambition.
and he was growing so rapidly toward
his ideal in this direction. that his
friends had already allotted him a lofty
place in letters. We believed him des-
tined to lasting fame as the exponent
of the American life and the problems
that beset it.‘
While Mr. Phillips was breathing his
last in his hospital room. a silent pro-
cession from a nearby undertaker'a
was carrying the body of his nebula.
Fitsllugh 00er (loillpborougb. to the
railway station in Jersey City. The
casket was put aboard a train at mid-
night. and was shipped to Washington
where llte'youlig fanatic will be buried
motor-row.
'l‘llat Mr. Pbillips' assailant was de-
mented appears to have been demon-
strated conclusively. not only by the
testimony of his diary and notebooks.
but also by his appeals to Mayor Gay-
ner‘s secretary and other oiliciels for
protection from persons who he believ-
ed were bounding him. The entries
in the diary showed that be bad trans-
laicd it) personal abuse the author's
picturesque characterisallon of a class
in his novel of Wastington life. "Ad-
ventures el Joshua Craig." and under
this nudsucontrucpeabaumm sired a
homici hatred of which th victim
was unaware.
Mr. Phillips was born in Madison.
ind.. in 18.67. was a Princeton graduate
and unmarried. lie was'une of the in
diana group 'ol story tellers which in-
cludes Booth Tarkington. George Ade.
Meredith Nicholson, Charles Major
and others. He had written twenty
novels—many "best sellers' among
tillers—and numerous magazine arti-
c as.
His father was David Graham Phil-
lipe. a banker. His motilertis new liv-
ing in Uta Angelou. Cal. Besides Mrs.
Freverl. the sister with whom he made
his home in New York. there is a sec-
ond sister. Mrs. Molecular). living in
Indiana. and a third. airs. Oliver Kin-
sey. living in Georgia.
-NOT MEAiURID m A DAY.
Perry Devis‘ Pain Killer was well.
known 80 years ago and is new more
popular than ever because it contrib
utos lasting good. it cures pain. re-
lieves cramps. checks a cold. heels a
sprain or burn. is effective for rheu-
matism and lumhagn and has proved
the most reliable household remedy
ever put on the market. in 25. (iii and
mi cent elites. R: ll. Pieisied is well~
stocked with it and all other excellent
rugs.
SETS IHOP ON FIRI.
“—
Tben Goes to Police Motion and Tells
About It.
fared two. years wi
been dedicated to the use of those who '
. . . soreness
stand right clot
I was com lets y
vice I took
table Compound and Liver Pills and
am e oyin go
more hen we years and I have not
had an echo or pain does. I do all my
own work, was
and never havethe backachean more.
I think your medicine is
praise it to all myneighbors. I you
weakness or do
have backache don‘ neglect it. To
iii:
knowof will do this so surelyas
E. Pinkhsln's Compound.
W'
confidential. asldtheiadvioe
HARTFORD. Jen. 25.~—Whllo the
blacksmith shop of Michael Hyland
was boring in lilest Hartford last night.
Frederick Cooper. colored. or this city.
walked into the local police station
and said that he set the shop on lire.
lie had walked in from Manchester.
he said. and stopped in the shop to
get warm and while in there lit a cigar-
sits and threw the lighted match on
the door and thewhole building star-
.heid by the police on a robbery charge
.fer which he waswentod and his story
will be investigated. '
i The blacksmith liiop was totally dos-
troyed with a loss of "31,500.
._ ”th"
suoowtssies M0“ loos.
HARTFO, . den. lbw—Connecticut
does not rails eggs enough for home
loonsumptisn. according to President
iw. 0. Rogers of the State Poultry As-
sociation. and in his annual address
to that organisation in Jewell Hell yes
tel-day he said thmiwes room for in
cream subordination by large
some, file, in advocated t
of All ashlbitln by {that .
poultrylaeul .. a report or the score-
' my. seem that the menthol-shill of.
e marked iii-r
» tree-user‘s
is! 1.985.“; on L
the organise , in. “I
,areass one turns.
‘to
_ 3
Ill. 8. with bei-
s
ease suite at to ”land. .
ted to blue at once. Cooper is bolus ‘
con-
s holdiilt ‘ ‘
utility '
u as ~ hour’s
Vegetable Compound
.. ..
identuckyw-"I out,
b female disorders.
my health was very
bad and I. had a
continual backache
yvliob was simpl
"1 sw ul. 1 could no
. tend .on y feet
.. ongoneugh cook
M a meal's victusle
1., without
nesri
Morton's Gap.
1
i
W
ill“ “brag?
' if
but:
ktl'illt’g ml:
and would have
us drag rig sen,
‘ at: on could
hardly: r it. _
each side. could not
.andwasirregulsr.
run down. On ad.
ydia E. Plnkham's Vege-
od health. It is new
and everything.
a d l
hink my institute will but othe
on may publish nib"—Mrs.p 01.1.33
oopsLL. Morton's Gap. Kentucky.
Beckache is a symptom of organic
meat. I you
permanent relielf on must reach
root of the troub e.. Nothilig we
will
Write to Mrs. Pinkhaiez, at
Mass” for agents!” ,vt .
letter will absolutely
ROOSEVELTS .1507. ViNT ‘ARIZONA.
PHOENIX. Aria. Jan. 25.~—Theodorc
Roosevelt. accompanied by Mrs. noose
veit and Miss Ethel Roosevelt. will
visit Arizona March 18. accolding to
information received here today. He
will participate in the dedication of
the irrigation dam that bears his
name. He will spendtthe night at the
dam and the following day go to bless
and visit his son, Archie. who is ate
lending a private school there. The
colonel and family will leave March 19
for Los Angeles.
The Greatest _
Wealth Wild.
in the ‘ gift‘ at rooavsysllgutfl-ela
though seldom appreciated until it
is gone. Take care‘ of it now. We
employ Dcllllsts to examine eyes.
, THAM‘ER
tlclen
ermsollo - - - cows.
Open llondeyhlatardayllvenius
llllilllllllls ~_
Recital ~
EARL BROOKS HOSKINS
Toner and Violinist. assisted by
MRS. FRANCE; Film-in HoelA.
neurone. and Mk. I, FRANK CR x-
TON Basso. with MR8. CHEST R
III-LICK stab. Plano.
LOCKWOOB'I HALL,
JAN. as. ten
TICKITI - - . - ~- - - $1.00
On sale at Bestsr‘s..l3aur's and Glen-
doning's Pharmacies.
Music Hall
sooth Nomlit. rel. see
Metlneee Thursday. and outliv-
day. at 2:30. Casts at Bell Miles
to a. m.. or at Wood's Drug More
Have you lihonsti for lasts? '
music Matt. crock co
Offer Week Jauuesv as
Norwalk Chronicler