WEAK _C__HILDREN.
Watch Your lloy and Girl When They
.1111 Growing. '
Vinol Invaluable For Weak, Overgrown or
DebilitatelLBoys and Girls.
There is an age when many boys and girls
seem to lack energy and ambition. They
are without strength. do not eat and sleeo as
they should.
No need of asking a doctor the trouble.
. Every parent knows they have grown too
fast. Every parent also should know the
proper tonic to give boy or girl at such a
time. It is Vinol, wine of cod liver Oil, the
'modern rebuilder.
from a minimum amount of food. With plenty
Tnn nvEniixz o GAZETTE
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HOME-MADE BROODER.
It Is Easily Managed and Reasonably
Sure to Give Satisfaction to
All \Vllo Try It.
easily made and successful in . every
The Hidden Future.
With Its Joys and Sorrows
is Lik‘e a Closed Book '
UnreVealedJ
When the great Harvey was .whipped
at school for experimenting with a eat,
'his teacher little thought that he had
trounced the future discoverer of the
circulation of the blood. When Ma-
hommed was an obscured driver of
camels, be little imagined he would
found a religion which to-day embraces
and dealer of No. 2. Chestnut St.. was
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NEW YORK.
h'Viizol (10118 gogd by its beneficial action upon h 1 d ”11‘ 1 V1 I I K
t e s omac 1v ercby it enables this organ to ' . . over. two unchre mi 10!] 5011 5- ”hen ' ' '
hrrrhrrrr h W..- . arousal: .11. McG'U'RDY, President.
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of material at hand, nature will proceed to
create for herself the flash tissue and the bone
way. I have two, and have never lost a
chick in them. It is double throughout.
induced to try Doan’s Kidney Pills, 111-
mos't against his w111, he never expect-
structui 11 hichis necdc d for a growingchild. . . . . . .
We guaiante .etim 3mm, of 1111101 andorefund The lining is ship lap put on cross— ed the _results he obtained. It the
to any one not 5.11m d with the 11 ay 1!: acts, The outside is fine flooring put 1eade1' 1s troubled like Mr. Warren, ’
the money which he has paid for it.
PLAISTED’S drug store. 43 Washing
1011 St., So. Norwalk
\VEWYOI’KNIIBW HAVEN dz HARTFOKD
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—Nrw Yonn Drvxsxox.
DECEMBER 4, 1898.
1 1mm leave South 11"01walk asfollows.
FOR NEW Y ORK —— Accommodation
trainsat 9.36, 11:403.. m., 1.11, 3.04, 4.07,
71. 33, 6. 41 8. 11,10. 20 p. m. Express trains
at 4. 55, 5. 45, 6.15, (local), 6. 55, (local),
- on up'and down.
ways.
The framework is
two by by four ripped lit-two. The
floors are four inches apart. The
lower one is nailed to the bottom of
brooder. The upper one can be put
on slats so as to be easily removed
and cleaned.
A is a three glass window, which we
purchased, and:3 seem ed one that would
just fit the space.
B is‘an egress door, hinged and open-
ing down, for chicks to pass in or out.
and will but give Dean’s Kidney P1115
a. trial, he can assuredly depend upon
the same results. Speaking about it
Mr. W. 1'1'en says: "I have been sub-
jeoted to inclement weather, and it is
quite possible that exposme while sup-
erintending diffcient b1 anches of my
business induced kidney troubles. At
all events, when consignments me be-
ing shipped to Europe, and this is the
busiest part of the season. I feel my
back tioubling me most. I knew I had
kidney complaint for a long time. and
chancino to see Doan’s Kidney Pills
311111111111 10111111111111.1111 Dec. 31:98.
According to the Standard of the Insurance Department of the State of New York.
.,13 (local), 7. 54:. (local), 8.16. 9.03(loca.l) C is roof in the form of a door open- V, . . .33 2 . . _ r
158’ we 11-1» (100.1) .. .. 12-41 .. 1 '1 .
' 3 $35: 5 10 0-5517 55 P 131—2 For VVashlngV- cleaned. D‘ D hinges on roof doors. them to getabox at a d1ugst01e and U V
{ “on1~3§E§c33¥§ngda5g§nglogdflg ,E E one and one-half fem; 11131]; 1‘ F then1.1‘he fust box convinced me that
'l ' . 1.1,): 7.900(100 ”10 10 m Ex; 418 tWO feet high, A A 15 0116 fOOt ten they new just what I needed, so I took
, 5 45 a. m .1. p. ' _ ranches high. B B is the distance from anothei, and I did not 1equi1 e any more
" ' V' A A to F F, one foot. This we heated after that for m1 back became 11 ell I
EN N TH .~ -—
Acdamgag;on[:Vty an: Dab ij-ggE $312 with a common side lamp. Midu ay be- 13l'e9501;ibccl them f01 my son, 11110 had a.
3 46 and 11. 42 a m 1. 12 2 42, ('5on t 1 tween the ends, and against the back Effilk “Ck “0’13 13031100111183 cuicd ING®MEQ
. . 1 . _
4.18, 5.27, 6.27, 7. 28 (to 13’}: t), 9 15 11 all, cut a 011 cle hole in tJthe upper 11001 You can obtain incontrovertible proof 2"?
and 11.15 p.131. Express trains at 1.11 large enough to admit the ”00111 of the from Glendening the c" 1'110'0'ist that .
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132 93171111493? 11111131121 m),17200_2,3'85 lamp “high rests on the bottom floor. Dean’s Kidney Pills do just as repre- Received for Premiums . fl . 542,3 18,748 51
5- ( a 3' C P1955 0: - '3 Iia1e the tinnci make a chimne1 simi- sentcd. Call and see him. From an other Sources . 12 68 880 2
p. '%’NDATS-— kc mm dat __ 4-) 9 19 1111' to those used on incubator lamps. Doans Kiduev Pills for sale by all . . , _L_L__9_
L d 115‘ CO E? “ion 3'? ' 5 NOW 1111811 lamp is in position place a dealers; pr ice oi) cents a box. Mailed $55,006,629 43
1.2%.m an p m xphess an gallon tin can, with top and bottom on receipt of p1ice bv Foster -\1ilbu1n — .
removed, 01 er it so as to keep the chick 00.. , Buff-.110, HY ., sole aoents for the . —-~
C T. HEMPSTEAD Gen. Pass. Agent. U. S. . - . '1! ,
W. rERNALD,
Practical
13 JD
Remember, the unme—Doun’s—and
take no other.
WWake
more tired than when you went to bed
with an unpleasant taste 1n the mouth,
your tongue coated and dry, and having
no appetite for breakfast, you are suf-
DISHURSEMENTSQ
To Policysholders for Claims by Death
’10 Policy-holders for Endowments, Dividends, etc.
$13,265,908 00
“14851751 35
B 00 kbi n d er ferfing from Dyspepsia For all other Accounts . . .~ 10,493,379 53
umbers of people are suffering ser-
. ' iously from this complaint and its result $3 5,245,03 8 8 8
. 5 . “m: - _ when one package of US ARMY &
3 ll led For and EASILY c-ONSTRUCTED BROODER NAVY TABLETS will bring about a
' _ 11 prompt cure. A few doses Will do more
Delivered . from 1138111113 tipleczofi 51:3": 3:136 ‘Ele ;for a (yea/1' 01 Sat/1' Stomach than a pro-
. g o no ave 1 ig er an _ onge course of anv other medicine. - a
Attended to_ roof, hang a piece of tin or sheet iron tainty in obstinate cases of Constipation. . '
. to throw the heat back to the floor 1 These tablets am the outcome of years United States Bonds and other Securities , 5 160,956, 14 1 33
3'2. FRANKLIN STREET,
used a washboiler cover which just fit-
of study. and are compounded of the
SOUTH NORW 11.1% ted the small space 111 roof. This gives 33215133)?!(lgllg’dllfélgilgrggggtg: £111"? First Lien Loans on Bond and Mortgage . . 68,503, 580 90
. . topheat 1111‘1P11‘rventslewweakness no.1. we.“ CENTS FER PASKG Loans on Bonds and other Securities, . . 9,396,619 00
orders for,B°°kblndlng can De 18 b In 3138,23:63,33,102???33,323,333: Agfi; Real Estate, appraised by Insurance Superintendents -
at the GAZETTE OFFICE tile; fshe two flogors: and on each’side - stcrc iifdlfyhgojil 21111132351311: (:1an at 5231534982638 = 300k Value . . . . ' 20,604364m537
. - of 11:: 1:11:31). to 11:11:25]? 1311215131213: EETLG fi'..51:1~17T§'5§ $37; $353“ Cash in Banks and Trust Companies . . 11,621,377 36
1 w. H. HAYWARD a. co. gr“? £313,113? Thechickspdidnotneed ' ' 3‘” Accrued Interest, Net Deferred Premiums, etc. . 6,434,957 to
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109 East Capitol Street,
WASHINGTON. D. C
All classes of claims prosecuteo
it. I have never had more than 100
in at a time, and now that the weather
is warmer I leave a space of about one
inch under the roof door at night. ~\Irs.
Mabel Treloar, in Agricultural Epito-
mist.
HINTS FOR BEEKEEPERS.
Tall sections require more honey to
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THE CAT AND IT:‘ MISTRESS.
.4. Famous Painter oi‘ Felines Dis-
close :1 2:21 0.111 Secret—Its
Rosa‘is.
Louis 'Wain, the famous cut painter,
has found out '1 sec: e‘. 11' '.1 11011:..11 130:—
so sscs a cat and ‘1110 011i after bh' ingenu-
5m
g .
1113.1) re the [.ntemr. Departmeét fill them. “'3‘ ‘3 “‘1" 11“ b°“"",?1”:1,e"°:e‘l Policiy Reserves, etc., . . 233,058, 640 68
Rejectedpensmn Claims 8 specmliy Feeding should begin as scion as warm 21:10, I: “1115:: :31; ’11:}: :13; (1111111411): Contingent Guarantee Fund, . . . 42.238, 684 68
Correspondence solicited. weather sets in- “pity,” be developed in the creakure‘ Divisible Surplus . . - - $2,220,000 00
_ If the-bees are fed too heavily the says the Philadelphia Times. If - ' 217,517,325 36
combs W111 be filled 1113- madame be snappy. her pctvvillscraich Insurance and Annuities in Force . . $97 1,711,997 79
O. E. Wilson,
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Real Estate and Invest-
. ment Agent, . .
Roma 3 GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK, CONN
“IONEY To LOAN
HERE’S YOUR GRANGE.
A line building lot on Wilton ave
The average life of a queen bee is
about two and a half years.
Mam 'keepcrs clip the queen’s wings
1111en they hi1e their 511 111.1115
Old queens may be moderately pro-
ducti1 e early in the spring.
Young queens are the most prolific
and are less inclined to swarm.
Stimulative feeding is the means by
which colonies are made strong.
Some queens are better at three years
old than others are at two years.
Italian bees are better workers and
are more easily controlled than black
ones. ‘
Approach a hive of bees from the side
or rear, so as not to disturb the bees at
work.
and swear; if sullty, pussy 11'1111’011011'
suit. The test is 2111 unfailing one.
A11 1111 are the possibilities 11111011 this
unsuspectingg 0 11111e1nan has let loose
upon us! \O 101: gcr 11111 it be pr crssible
to hide our secret faults under a bland
ora "ushingsocieiy dcme 112101 The 111.111
11110 11ishes to test his fair one need
only prse cut her, under semblance of
101e, 11ith a baleful gift of a Persian
lxi't.en; then, diicIully hiding his time.
wait till that fateful ball of fluilf shall
have come to cat's esta.c, when he will
bribe a. maid to abstrc .ct- the creature
from the safe retreat of a cushiony
boudoir; he 11111 take it to his rooms;
he will tease it and. feed it onindigesti—
ble viands; and then, 11hen- the feline
lady v"ciy naturally ~11011$1Lsentment
l have carefully examined the foregoing Statement and find the same to be correct.
liabilities calculated by the Insurance Department.
From the Surplus a dividend will be apportioned as nsua
CHARLESA. PRELLER, Audit0r_
Board of Trustees-
SAMUEL D. 13111300011
RICHARD A 1110011111311 J ULIEN T. DAVIES
Fannnmo 01101.1me
HENRY H. ROGERS
JNO. W AUCHINCLoss
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Annrsu 18111.11; .11;
GEORGE S. Bownozs
Due 11 0,, intend w build 100,, Show 1.001011%” prevented from he will decide 111.11 her mimess has JAMES C. HOLDEN A. N. ‘NATEsnousn THEODORE MORFORD WILLIAM ,C. W 11111111.
. . y . , s,,.,,,.m,ng ,S the key to large honey .an undesirable temper and “111 Prompt, HERMANN C. VON P0311 CHARLES R. HENDERsos WILLIAM BABCOOK ’ WILLrAM Bocunrnnmn
3‘ ““5 bemre Pumhasmg' 9min 3 b19311 Off 1113 “mgemwt Rurus W. 1311011111111 STUYVESANT FISH JAMES N. JABVIE
Watergas and sewer on the avenue
Will be sold at a Bargain.
w. H. svmcron,
lted Estate and Insurance
IRoom l. Gazettefl ’l’d.
News and. Opinions
If moth once gain a footing in the
hives the colonies will soon be de—
stroyed.
Basswood is said to be the greatest
honey producer for .the time that it is
in bloom.
There is no possible economy in tak-
ing ,t‘rom a strong colony to build up
a weak one.
Any colony of bees will be capable of
turning robbers if proper inducements
are ofiered.
Colonies that are well fed will in:
B1 ease to more than double the number
of those not fed.
Moral: Leave puss to the married
1101115111 or to the confirmed old maid.
The gay y oung eligiblcs should bestow
their z-Jl‘cctions upon the dog,1v110 is for
too generous to tell tales out of school.
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Character in Lips.
The old populai notion that thin and
delicately formed lips indicate more
spirituality and elevation of character
than do thiclz, coarse lips is controvert-
ed in the Paris Bulletin of Anthro-
pology by Dr. A. Bloch, who says he has
made a thorough study of the subject
of lips from a scientific standpoint.
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J. HOBART HERRIOK
Win." _ . DIXON
ROBERT A. Grannies
Gannon G. HAVEN
OLIVER 11111111111112:
ROBERT OLYPHANT
GEORGE F. BAKER
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WILLIAM J. SEWELL ' I
Dc’anr 01.001111 ]
AUeusrus D. J UILLIABD
CHARLES E. MILLER
WALTER R. Gmrrr
H. WALTER WEBB
RObERT A. GRANIS S, Vic
(Inns D. DICKEY J1:
ELBRIDGE T. Guner
JAMES Srarra,
e-President.
The popular impression, he avers, is
based on imagination, and the differ-
ences in human lips depend on race dis-
tinctions, as do the differences in the
size and shape of noses.
W ALTE it B. GILLETTE, General Manager.
lSAAC F. LLOYD, 2d": Vice-President DUEtt du-P. BttEOK, Gorrespon ing Secretary
W [LLIAM .l. EASTUN, Secretary. ALBERT KLAMItOTH, Assistan Secretary.
' , FREDERIO CROMWELL, Treasurer.
JOHN A. FUNDA, AssistantTreasurer. JAMES TIMrSON, 3211 Assistant Treasurer.
W ILLIAM P. SANDS, Cashier. _ EDWARD P. HOLDEN, Assistant Cashier.
EMORY MoCLlNTOCK, Actuary.
JOHN TATLOCK, .13., Assistant Actuary.
CHARLES A, PRELLER,Aud1tor. WILLIAM W. RICHARDS, Comptroller.
C CLIFFOttD GRLTSIN GER, Asiiistant Auditor. HENRY 5. BROWN, Assistant Comptroller
JOHN C ELLIOI, Superintendent of Domestic Agencies.
L‘- ”.1w ARD LYMAN SHORT, General Solicitor.
MEDICAL DIRECTORS: '
ELIAS J. MHz-16,111 l) UltANVILLE )1 WHITE,
(11. S. WINSTON M. D Consulting.
Leaving honey about at any time
where they can get at it will often start
the bees to robbing.
There must be promptness in putting
on surplus boxes or sections whenever
the hives are crowded.
A large number of extra. combs are
necessary when extracted honey is the
object. sought.—S_t. Louis Republic.
Nest That In house Proof.
The location of the nest has much to
do with a good hatch. The best place
is a moist cellar. Having selected a
suitable place for the 11est,'dig a hole
about one foot deep and one’foot across.
In the bottom of this hole put some
coal ashes and sulphur. Over this
foundation Vmake the nest of tobacco
stems,’or Of'the best material you can
get. Shape your nest to suit your lien
and make a. box large enough to cover
it. with a hole in the box large enough
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The Queen’ a Piano
Queen Victoria is the possessor of one
of the best- toned pianos in the world——
it is a magnificent Georgiana made of
Amboynn wood. Therr are in 1111 60
pianos in her various palaces.
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