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BEERS i8 SUICIDE.

 

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Bridgeport Democrat Says He Was
Cheated Out at Money.
llllllehiPORT l-‘eb. tin—vls‘rnnk W.
.ileers nt one time it prominent Dem-
Iocratic lender in this oil) committed
z suicide at his home in titration! yester
'tlay by inking poison. lie. was about

titty-two yours old.

Mr. Beers was about the house
during the morning nntl gave no in-
, ilmotion of his intentions. it is slated.
He went to his room and later was
it'ound by his wife in bed. having tak»
ton poison. The nature of the poison
has not been determined, and the
medical examiner is investigating.

Beers left it long letter in which he
discussed his intention of taking his
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The letter rocnlleti the [not
Beets. who had been appointed true

When You See the Above Sign

You know it represents the Pound Sterling. the ‘
Money Standard of England. You never ques-
tidn the Lvslue of it.

When You 'See the Name STERLING

“on a Piano,“ it represents the highest standard of
.Piuio, Mailers Art in the United titties oi

fillies . _. .
Cosh Rented installments

Does. your Piano need Tuning or Polishing? Our
workmen are experts. «Write or ’phone No. 30

M. So’nnenberg Piano Company

104 Washington St., South Norwallt

 

er Beers. was nttet a time removed
‘l'ollmvlniz litigation instituted by not
other member oi‘ the iamilv.

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WOMAN SURNED TO DEATH

Rnhumah Hubbard perished in the
burning of llt‘r'llOIIM’ during Tuesday
night. wherosho had lived alone Her
charred body wua round in the rains
alter the tire hurl burned itself out
She was about it: stuns old.

 
 
 
 

 

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CONNECTICUT M’KINLEY ASSOCl
ATiON BANQUET.

Will a. Hold February 9. in Hart
lord.

The Connecticut McKinley Ascorbi-
tion will hold its eighth annual bun
quot on the evening oi February it ill .
8 o'clock at Foot Guard Hail. Mont i
bots may invite as many guests nsf
they desire and indltidnni tables willy
be reserved for parties or ten. 'l‘rh
(Illinois of the association are: Pt out i
dont. William F. Henney; Infirmary;

 
 

Quit and water is not a plcusunt
hit it glasstul on rising in a most of-
tool cleanser oi the system and it
«unity oiliéaclons for rinsing the
ninth dud cleansing ii oi germs

vhobrou of the. new spring cost and
lit lull! with their Jnttnty short
"'5- tit Mid nurse skirts are of nitvy
dome some or them annealing
,lllttity in their trimming of insld

his. iron and buttons

hard (act that on exutnble set
blew sud rut-lush motlvo ll not
Iias an example not
Hind generousls. with

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A Healthful Old

tumor A Smith; treasurer. Wale
.Goodwin. The executive committee
consists of Dennis A. Blakoslee [Cil-

ism i. Ropklns. Matthew H. Rogers

George C Woodrui‘l Walter}! Wtixhi i
.iohn McGlnley. Dr. W. l. Hinins and
Charles A. Gates. The tickets to the.
banquet cost 33. which lttliludea mourn
berslilp in the association. The) will
be mailed Monday. t‘herks tire pay 3
able to Edgar L. Robins. acting trons
urer, and should be sent to Secretary
Emol A. Smith before Sstitrdny.

BACKACHT. HHEUMngM. OLIIP-

4.

“swe
. ‘ dist oonsuloianess or motive
, ll it It Illw'v'l'lle AlIr it‘ll-.e
" it? ritllbr ludicrous that o.
' . who would under no circum
not sorry a small parcel will curry
' W title tit tmory large ban which
'w havin such s run almost big
t ‘ it) in)“ so much ill she could
‘ her arms 0! course
naive and beautiful
bl metal tissue, and

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lr dressing are sa-
the small hood
ithe mo content-
the close .bondeottttii

, round st the hadt.
taphnost hidden
thin. it allovti “the

thus 1 buttered with kidney trouble
soil rhsuutatistn. i had severe held
aches and tail all played' out. Afto
king in bottlsa of noisy Rhine
drills tor mnohs is con“. tutti where
rum to he sticks with rhoumlt
. ‘ pains i now sleep in comfort. Fol
gt lid brow ill low shit Kidney Pills did wonderful things tor
m.” Try them now. Brion m
- inst-tiered sultit :le‘mlor and w. it. Winners in,
HM wifh‘ili' ’00 .
0
ml "' .. .dovasuosnr otutut cosine.
., WASHINGTO “Mlle war
“ ' drivlhi oestrus “him " the
tum credited with its
i'Tillltm', trim! Miss
top. ,1 MI. “I lollp~
tram“ ntwhlhh the

be good for a long pen
immunity from disease.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Alton Station. Ky.-.- “I

has dossier

 
 
 
 

 

 

Vegetable Compound
got: ,ao mugii the
. alley .R. . a, .1,

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llioiii sired Sheri L. hoist.
New Yuk. titanium. out
Another this Last 526

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until: .vomt. can. emulation lash.
wiimymn held up deficit to
1on delimited sin

today. and relieved them of their

At the limb street

nut-ht was cmnpelled to give all near
ly tho in small silver nickel and cap

'l‘hlttl nveiinn "l." 325 was sutured in
at similar manner. Until robbers 'dls
appeared completely before the police
could not into notion.

’lhe robber at the limb street Ilia
lion need not it single soul lxucoorn-
hitching wnrit Silently he appeared
like u spot-tie. in front of the ticket
agent's booth, his mask coverinl bl-
most his entire fade and his revolver
poked through the brass work or the
cage. Blientiv he pushed his left bond
through the opening. scooped up the
pile of cllnll-L. e and backed out into the
shadow of the dark stuhwuy.

The 47th street robbery partook a
little mote. of opera bonito A gaudy
red buudnnns was the vinitor'n mask.
and his revolver when bone weupon
of antique design lulled to the equipv
meat of n modern (‘ titln Kidd.

“flee the gttnl‘p' ed tho man as
he appointed at the window.

“i'es.” granted the 1189M

“Hitlltl out your cash then; put it in
this bag.“

The visitor threw ti regulation cash
hug, stamped with the name or a Wall
Street bank in front oi the “out.

"Are you tooling?” asked the latter.
hoping that it was all a crude Joke.

"Now look here."rwns the shorter.
accompanied with a long string of
oaths. "l'm not. fooling. See this car
trid 0. Well. thereare seven or these
in t in gun: you will-get story one of
them unless you shell not. lie last,
there in a train due in two minutes."

The agent reltiolnntiy poured the lit
tin coins into the bag and topped them
with the or six bills of small doses:
lnutlon.

“Now don‘t try and make a veil.“
called buck the robber as he disap-
peared through the doorway. “l'm :0-
ing to stay near spatial) to shoot, you
it you make a noise.

A moment later s..irsin came into

 

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‘teo oi the estate of his intltoi'. Wheel i

SOUTH KI‘IJJNGM‘. Poll. 2.-Mrit.i

hauls? mum ”Mia“. m“ “31"?“ hula“?! “Fir fired to meet the neodaoi
'10! I ave one at era.

‘ 1" h" ”Mllmc", they will in you. Mrs. J. B Miller. trym "Dd Of her life.
temp roll: shunt Syracuse, N. 2.. use: "FOr a long lit

to know what Lydia K Pinkitarns V
. me. For lfilmtm s l s
troubles in consequence utility
not live. lwroteyoum titer
”its
it
toufiutid‘b.

the station and three policemen who
store on board scoured the neighbor
hood for the this! Their search was in
train. however '

.—_ m...

i To CURE A com Ml ONE DAY
'i‘ske LAXATIVE misc Quinlan
Tablets Druxslsts wand money if
it rolls to cure. it . GROVES sis.
nature is on each bag tile.

,SEARS CONVICTEQ DP MURDER.

TRENTON. N. .l.r“l"eh. 8.-—John
jSears. the negro, was convicted of mar-

dor in the tint numbers roster“!

 

iortho ull mailsArm-
moonlit Bin‘M ' MIX

tore Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. Ann-

‘stroug was killed at tile some time.

 

Age for Women

The turn of life is the most critical period to a woman’s
existence. Owing to modern methods of ii
woman in a thousand approaches this pert
change without experiencing a train of very direct:

not one
natural

syr'i‘ilose dreadful hot flashes and the faint icollnc that
iollotvs, sometimes with chills. «heme nervousness and
des ondcncy are symptoms obthis condition. "

hose hot flashes are just so many calls from astute tor

help. Lydia E. Pinkham’l Vegetable Compound wot

oiwoman’s system.“

9'3 .
its period is safely mod than it the suspect will
Jot sound heglth sndpcomparativo

Here shoot that Lydia E.Plnlthsm'svmislilc
Compound bitty be relied upon at this.:pcrl0d

 
 

want other uncommon

 
 

iand tho ht i could
Lydia Pinkhhaut’s

summw Emma
Kim

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rumor.

 

are at two ,
* one 0 New York ,
Rapid Transit lines before daybreak

niulii‘ s receipts wilh the assistance of ‘

. .ionded revolvets.
station or the liilxhth avenue "1.. " the

mutated townrda the tow ii

iii, ”hill/i it

til“ ‘

lilililill’i liliilil

pars At the 47th street illil ion- of the ,

lllllliliii lilillitli

Says They Are Afraid to Take
a Chance Unless They Are
to Get Something Back

MicmpnN. Feb. 2.-All the city wss
talking of the speech made lost night
by Mayor Thomas l.. Reilly before the
Business Menu Association He said
in part:

"Meriden has too many men who
will not take a chance. ’l‘hey‘ want. a
gtmrnntee of two dollars for one dol-
lar and the original dollar book. The

'l.ei. us do it for Merlden which was
the best way oi data: it for onoaolt,
has died out to a great extent and
now the ‘iianx on to to it doctrine
is the proper one. The first sight of
Meriden that a strs or gets when
he steps all s trsln is south to mile
him run and rebourd it before it
leaves the station. insisted of being
confronted by attractive business
blocks. he sees a collection thst will
win it shock championship in any com-
muntti The short- sighted and close-
tistod owners are satisfied to not what
they can by rental and ii: is is large
return on their investment, and they
do not appear to realise that they
could get a much larger reium from
attractive stores and once bulldinn.
Some or these relics are not even iu~
shred. Probably no company will in-
sure them The owners tool secure in
an excellent the department. Many
times one feels it is a shame to mail»
lain such a department at great or
pause for the protection or these men.
uments to pollution-noes. A person
feels like agreeing to the congestion
that when the tire alarm rings for
certain boxes someone count to knock
the tire horses in the head out! disable
the drama and intro a chance that the
blue will be in one or the miseries.
The celebrated Morlden habit; oi do-
ing anything at home is too often a
bad habit. When it comes to upend-
lnz a dollar for general public im-
provements there develops an epidem-
ic of heart failure in certain choice.
There are men in Meridon who
wouldn't give a. nickel to hear the
liesvoaly (hair with the Angel Oti-
briei as comet soloist"

or paid i. more had
been boil it! of thee cty still spoke
of Walter Hubbard. who it t! alien
Hubbard Park: of Mrs Cbrtl . 0f the
Posters and others whose Ellis and
arts hntl done so lunch t5 bettiitlly the
oil}. He paid them a glowing tribute,
sud then referred to present day con-
ditions. He said that while these
beneinciors have given Meriden so
much there are others who hero given
the city "the hook.“

“Some men who want progress have
taken advice at tlghtwnds who have
frightened them of! With the idoa that
they would lose money," he aid.
“The advisers have made their pile
and their chic! aim in life is to hold
on to it. Youmon with tho lineat lot
of tools. drills sud hlsh explosives
would not into debt wot-kiln; them.

"We have n naturally beautiful city.
but our business portion makes one
tool as it he would rather ha brought
into it blindfolded than with his eyes
open. "

Mayor Reilly said he saw hops tor
bettermen through the BnIanu Meu' a
Alsooiatlon. Chanping trout criticism,
he spoke in a spirit 0! anti .Iay-
in: that the census shows at tho
operative: to render: tutor-in an

 

 

or any in the country. 1‘ city is
free of labor troubles, work 3 people
are all contented. and third is no
reason, with a little public obirit end

local pride. why Marldea to not
be the past place In God’ Miami.
Ho than said that his lldi which
many mllht term as it not

men
he had done so much out oi thbir
bounty. but at that mt heather of
allow-do men who now [in
thin! to the city which it“ ind-0T
possible for that to bird Whirl!“

 

 
 

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urination Advertisements.

The D. M. Read Co.

Establobed 1857.

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THE SALE OF BLACK SILKS.

It opened in a most gratifying way and is in contin—
uance. This is one of the many times when we have please

ore and satisfaction in offering extra' values.

Block Taffeta. two grades of the name make:
Green Shield sclvage, worth $1.25, at $1.05.

Blue Shield selvagc. worth $1.00, at 85c.

Black Messaline Duchess.

Very handsome and lustrous worth regularly $1. 50 yard,
at 1. I9.
Both silks are 35 inches wide, and very pleasiné.
Lacs'cun'rutus.

Nottinghams in small lots. 2, 3 and 4 pnirs only.

Value $1.50 for $1.00. Vatlne $3.50 for $2.75.

Value $2.00 for “.50. Value $4.00 for $3.00.

Valuefizso for $1.75. Value $7.00 for $3.00.
Irish Point Curtains.

Value $4.50 for $3.75. Value $5.00 ‘for $4.00.

Third floor.

ODD ARTICLES IN STERLING SILVER.

At the Jewelry Section are certain desirable Silver Ar-
ticles for use on the toilet table. Cut glass powder jars
with silver tops. toothbrush cases, cream jars, silver hairpin
holders, silver-handled shoe horns, buttonhooks, obit files
and toothbrushes, silver saietypin holders, nail polishers,
t‘lt‘.

Odd and discontinued patterns at special prices.

 

The D. M. Read C9.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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The balance or our stock 0! Furs at [may Reduced Prices.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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stores no Wm 35.00
MUFFO ...... ....u.sa Wore toss.
nuns ........ ”not Wonuom.
NICK PIIGII ...... ”use Were 33.93.
noon etsoas ma. Wore we.
anon stress M was $5.00.

NICK PIIGII .................“.IC. Wore “0.00.

 

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