'1 TfllEIITE GITAIIIIII
estate or m
......"—
g'o is one sure way to banish
1 and along with it the disgust-
!mvtome such as hawking, snuf-
and spitting.
the Hyomei, that's all you've
do. Breathe it a few minuteaa
1 times a day. Breathe it deep into
he lungs and see how quickly the
lie. [em ridden lmetnbrans will clear
it till inflammation vanish.
ii omei is pure antiseptic air, it
can not contain morphine, cocaine or
her habit. forming drugs. it is made
rem Australian eucalyptus and other
nitlsc'ptics, and it is rigidly gtiaa'atn
add for catarrh, asthma, croup, bron-
'hitis, coughs and colds. Complete
utilt (inhaler and bottle) $1.00. Sep-
arate bottles, if afterward needed, 50
debits. At druggists everywhere.
Write Buoth's l-lyomei (.10., Buffalo, N.
Y.,»l‘or/;ilree sample and booklet. ,
. " Mrs. Frank 1). Fearhako
quite. ill in New York city.
11 John Johnson spent the week-end
{11‘1vieiting relatives in New York.
has been
1 _ ' Mrs. Henry C. Bedell has been quite
1 ill since moving from Slivermine.
D. A. St. John sawed wood last
1 week with his gasoline engine.
The Friendly Men's class met. at
the parsonage on Tuesday evening.
New York,
Claude
.Henry Pesudreaux, of
spent Sunday with his son,
‘ 1‘1_‘Peaudreax.
The John B. Gruelles arevexpected
home from 'their southern and west
rn trip this week.
’ Miss Clara Damsguard, of New
York, spent Saturday and
with her parents here.
Wardwell,
ill with
Mr and Mrs. William
1. 812, both of whom have been
21 colds, have recovered.
Sidney Guthrie, Sr
ill during the past week, but is slowly
recovering his strength.
.Phlllp. Hurst or New York,
. Mr. and Mrs. John Hurst.
W W. Austin returned
on 111 long visit with his son,
or, at Burlington, Conn.
1's. Hayward Davis
Tuesday, and
Mr. and Mrs. Al Manor, of
Kenneth Gilbert expects to
position at automobile repairing.
nday school at a birthday party
t Saturday afternoon.
is home,
' Broad River Union
111 be music by a chorus 0
later, Mrs. Sarah Laue hav
11811” 111111- Grace Spicer,
*' litre. Lane. .1 since in
W0 1 March
‘Conuec‘ticut Company 1
Sunday
has been quite
spent
'atnrday and Sunday with his parents
recently
Sey-
was operated
n at Lebanon Hospital, New York
is getting on
New
. 1. . _ see it. I did that when i was a boy
on" will spend a. weeks vacation at oucé. There was a. brick under the
.9 home of Mrs. Manr's mother, but.
“1 John Hurst. “I think that if some candidate
leave
ilvermlue and to board in Norwalk
' er a couple of weeks, having taken
'Gerald Richter entertained twelve
this class- mates in the primary de-
pattment of the Methodist Protestant
r13. Hayward Davis entertained
dove l relatives and a few friends at
so party given in honor of her
York friend, Miss Grover, who
spending a couple of weeks
9 ’ last Saturday
1’1rrow' evening, March 32,. an
11 him entertainment will be given
Chapel.
' voices. and a dialogue lasting
our. entitled "Pleasant Wed.
Guests.“ with other attractions.
waldo the river in which she
to
' song usury. has been
W
minor CONNEGTICUT co.
11 “Salt
arouses asked aggregate
been brought here by Da
say, of West Hartford. who
1 "comparison to the extent
'1’”? damages alleged to have
‘1 bed in cellialon with a trot
‘1 other suit is brought by
lid William Mlnnehan and
THE HATS IN THE RING.
Manor Bees Prospective Boom for the
Hat Trade.
Danbury friends of Congressman
James P. Mailer, of Brooklyn, formerly
of Danbury, will find a few smiles in
his discourse on bats “In the ring,"
as it appears in a Washington letter no
the Broklyn Eagle.
The Eagle correspondent writese as
followzs 1
“The ring is ftill of hats," said Rep
resentative James 'P. Maher, of Brook-
lyn, today. "Now. that‘s fine. Just
think of the business it will make for
the butters up in Brooklyn and all
over the country. A lot (if these hats
are going to get pretty badly musscd
up before they get out of the ring.
Their owners will have to throw in
new hats from time to time. And. of
course, we have not heard from all the
candidates, yet. That will mean still
more hats. livery time a niuu'throws
u but into the 11111:, 110 will have to go
otit and buy a new oueato Wt'iil‘. All.1
trade."
the making of hats and therefore he;
speaks with some authority on
subject.
"1 am _111111'111
Rot'sevclt,“udlle1i Mr. liallcr, ”‘Veu1
though i am a lleiilmrat.
anti this may help boost it Sic what
this. The (.01th slilcs ills old catn-
it out of the ring. When VV111m womb-1
or copies he: can toss in the pit. the hcl 1
met that he Wore in Africa, 11111.1 ii‘ that
does not stand the rocket i believe he,
has 3. Panama. ' I suppose Prostdmlt’
Taft will use one of hill silk buts. 131111
i understand that he has a iescrve sup 1
ply of derbles also. His hats ale spec-1
tally made for him out. in Cleveland,_s01
l
that will be good for the hatters- oi
the Middle West.
“You see. i am not inciting at this
thing from the nanrow local stand
point. I would be glad to see the Cleve-
83 the Brooklyn batters The last time
I saw Senator l.11¥‘ollette he was wcnr~1
ing a gray fedora. Isuppose it is in the
ring now, but i have not heard what
he, has replaced it with. Senatot (111m.
most part._ if they ate union labor
derbies they ought to stand a good
deal or knocking about, yet i advise
him to lay in a reserve supply. be.
cause the outlok is strenuous. When
1 say the 011tlook,l do not, of10urse.1
refer in any any to the Contiiliutiligi
Editor.
“The llcmoclatic hats are going toi
help business. too. Champ Clark 5 blsi
black sombero looks a good deal like;
the coionel'a campaign hat, except for
the color. Mr. Underwood likes der-
bies, and he knows a good one when
he sees it Goverum Wilson and Gov-
ernor Harmon. they tell me wear silk.
hats at good bit of the time Well. a!
silk hat is a shining mark, but it is
notal ways safe. to kick one when you
should come along and shy an opera
hat into the ring he would discover
that it had many advantages. While
the other bats were being kicked
around he could flatten it out, so that
nobody would notice it. Then when
the other bats were battered up and
dilapidated. all he would have to do
woul be to touch the spring, and up it
would fly, ready for business and un
iilIE II‘LLIIIISMLUIIS.
unis recently have had much to say
ralattw to a famous millionaire“: offer
of a million dollars for a new stom-
uch.
busy to worry about the condition of
his stomach.
sin to run from bad towered until in
the end it became incurable.
to others.
sin fol a few yeitls will give every- ~
thins. he owns tor a new stomach.
an abnormal state oi‘ gastilt juices,
or by lack of tone ill the walls of the
stomach.
1.11111 loses its power to digest food.
that. helps business. l have rarely set-111, 1111151111112. elements—«~10 help ‘0 restore
a nitric e‘iu‘oliiauiilg outlook for the»!U ”w gastric “”1,“ their digestive
11111111111 and to aid in making the atom
Representative Muller‘s business isiilt‘il strong and well. 1
1'1“" Tablets are a bidet dependable remedy
' l10'1 disordered stomachs,
obliged to (101101111 1mm dyspepsia .
11‘“ ”“de1r1‘tuiii 1"11111 money if you are not more
has not been particulurlv good latelyhhn" satisfied “ml the result.
'l‘liiec sizes, 2.3 tents. 50 cents and -1
11 large moiety of hats art- involtcd in $1. N,
iii-111111!
paigu but in first, but he has a large mm 1" 0111 star-11 The Rexail St
reserve supply in case sciiieboilv klc’ks Ti 0
(1111111;
111111 1111011 111111111111
m
Every Man and Woman,
The newspapers and medical Join"
This great multimillionaire was too
He allowed his dyspep-
llis misfortune serves as a warning
livery one who suffers with dyspeir
llvspepsia is commonly caused by
The result is that the atom
W11 are now able to supply certain
(lo-Carts & Cardages
This Dim-Should BC I Warning to '
TheA.J.Angevine
134-136 WashingtOn Strett
1912 Styles
ALL KINDS—ALL PRICES
81.95 to $30.00
81 Son Co.
\Vc know that Rexall Dyspepsia
indigestion
We want vou to try them and will
\'011 .can obtain
1 is comnitmity
Remember,
liciilcdles lti
Quitt ner &
t‘ liffotil i’hail'mncv
l'rops.
land batters get a (hands. just as well1ma
lyn. 1
mins, [ am told, wears derbies, for the 10W" bridal.
New Canaan recently. 11
{North Main atr‘éot next week.
rtion with .l.
cottage.
rike this week.
damaged. What would be the matter.
obtrusively slipping an opera hat into
one corner of the ring and awaiting
developments?
“This hot throwing business would
also offer an opportunity to pi'oilu.
some tine color effects. by getting two
or three suffiragette hats inside tihe
ropes. I understand they are going to
be very large and ornamental this
spring, although i do not claim ”to be
an authority 011 that.
"Anyhow, the hat business is look-
ing tip. The Danbu'ry batters won out
in the supreme court. not long ago and
now the candidates are giving them
anotiber boost."
‘How about. putting your own but in
the ring, Mr. Mailer?" was suggested.
For answer the Brooklyn congress
man jammed his fuzzy velour firmly
down over his ears and shook his
head.
"Nobody is going to get a chance
to kick mV hat mound. " he said.
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MORGAN1WILL HAVE TO PAY
DUTY.
NEW YORK. \iarch “...—J 1’. More
gun will have to pay a large sum or
money in duties on the art collection
which he is now bariuglna from
abroad, in spite of the law recently
passed to exempt works of over 100
years old and paintings over 20 years
rt of the 1l1tema in the London
1
8
e
n
for instance, with Justice Hughes 1111-1
1move to Char]
1Weed street, hex week.
has recently been introduced into this
Haliy Benedict has gone to Califorv
lingo Baldwin has'lnov‘ed to Brook-
...M. ....—
J W. Melanie and son were in
...—....
Mr. and Mrs. iicrtuau lierdt visited
...-— -..—......—
William ilctts will move to North
(leoige Raymond has taken a posi-
l". Stillman & Co.
W. \‘i’. Austin, of Burlington, is via‘
itiag his daughter in town.
Burt'bard .lelliff was called to A'
bury Park Friday. ills mother is ill.
w”... "......—
hilss Cora Mcad, 11 former resident
or New Canaan, is visiting relatives
here.
Edward Knudsen has moved into
Mrs, Thomas .liicilrath's Forest street
...—u...—
Waiter Stewart's new 30 horse pow-
er Franklin- truck is expected to are
......
W. 0. Hawaii, of New Rochelle, has
rented the Louis Has‘lam home on
South Main street.
«...-—
Jamcs Thomas and Edward Rut-
ledge attended a party at West Nor-
walk, Thursday evening.
I
Harry Cooper, of Richmond Hill, will
Sammis‘shouae on
Mrs. M. I. go. who has been Visits
ing Mrs. W. C.’lrvlng, of 180th avenue,
left for New York today.
1*. 11.111111111111111 will move fromNHoyt
street to Mrs, Helen Lockwood's house
on Cemetery street, this week.
WOMAN'S WORK is NEVER DONE.
Be it said to man's credit that this
is no longer true. Never before have
housewives found their labor: soltght.
No longer are they slaves to mending.
cleaning anti cooking. Modern condl.
tions have freed them from much of
this old time drudgery. ' j
. A little article that has saved much
time and labor for the busy woman
country. This is the little 0x0 flouti-
lon Cube which has so rapidly become
popular everywhere. At one'tlme it
took several hours to make bouillon. .
Now the unto-date hou-iewlfe‘dropa
an 0110 Cube into a cup, adds hot wa-
ter and in less than a. minute is ready
to serve a steaming hot cup of do
llcious savory bouillon. And she
lug, either!
i .
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GIVEN TWO WINK. TO AMI“
HARTFORD. March lit-“III Mitt-3W
to shower interrmtori‘es under oath
doesn‘t have to know all about co‘ok- 1
parlor court the connectiouo diver :.
Company was granted tyre ‘Weelia in' 1.
11 Which to answer the motion of the ‘
, Northern Connecticut Securities com; '
puny. requiring President A. 1). some;
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limitation was made by Jud
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”Engine anti Fourteen Cat's liver-1
illllllll Bill
JlllPll llil llllllll
. turned in Accident Near
Stevenson
M
STEVENSON, Conn, March ll.-1
The clipping of the tire on the right
forward. driving wheel of an engine-
drawlng a freight train. on the Berk-
shire division of the New York New
Haven and Hartford railroad two
lo‘s south of here yesterday. caused
the engine and fourteen freight cars
to leave the tracks and overturn. Two
wot-kt care our. parallel track were
“ vexed, with probably not a great loss.
also overturned by the compact. The
crew of the engine and train escaped
injury
The accident happened at what is
the first fourteen freight cars, all
heavilyloaded, left the «rails and turn-
ed over. tearing up about 400 feet 0!
track.
The contents of the cars were all
moré or less damaged. but were sal-
The accident was near a spur and part
of the regular trailio was sent over
that track and the rest by way at
ed by .wreckers from ”New Haven
about noon time. _
COLONEL. ROOSEVELT'S LETTER.
wasmuorou, March 11.——A copy
of Col. Roosevelt’s letter, made pub-
llc'today, was forwarded this morning
by senator Dixon, his manager ,to D!-
rector William B McKinley, of the
Taft bureau. in an accompanying
note Senator Dixon asks whether Mr.
"MoKlnley a position is endorsed by
President Taft as Senator Dixon s has
Bridgeport. The wreckage was clearv,been b) 0011 Roosevelt. The Dixon
letter saysz1 “in view of this un-
qualified endorsement of my challenge
of March 4, for a general primary test
1' ; Broad." River
A fine entertainment is promised
for tomorrow evening at the chapel.
The proceeds will be used to install
electric lights in the building.
...—.1...
Henry Payne and family are mov-
In: today from their home in Bart-
lott1,,, to their future domi la
la (3 311311111111 Mrs. yne
ate at bread 1
or the sentiment of Republican voters
as to their piesidentlal candidate in
the approaching campaign I shall be
151011 to know wllcther Mr. Tail,
1wbose personal 1epresentative you
say you a a, similarly endorses you- in "
refusing t at test.
"JOSEPH M. DlXON"
WM '1
"What's the matter with you?”
“(lot dyspepsia.”
”Don't you enjoy your meals?"
"EnjOy my meals?" snorted the in-
dlgnant stpeptlc. “My meals are
merely guide posts to take medicine;
before or after."—«Wasl1tngton Harald.
" uomynrinvoated~on All
talent in: The handed.
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Norwalk Chronicler