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WATERBIiRY ETONING DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, iQuU
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NAUGATUCK HEWS
Snc-.ik Thief Operated in This Town
! Yesterday.
Tito h-.n:e of Isaac Dreyer on Tolles
square was entered yesterday after
noon by a sneak thief, who first in
quired of some of the neighbors as to
where Mr Dreyer lived, stating that
lie was told by Mr Dreyer to go up to
the house. The neighbors showed the
man the house and he approached It
and found no one at home. The man
then forced open the rear door and
ransacked the house and got for hi
trouble two gold baby rings, one silver
bracelet and about S5 in money. The
police have a description of the man.
but so far have no ciue to his where
abouts. This should be a warning to
the housekeepers around town to keep
their eyes on all strange pedlars who
may stop there, as it is known that a
number of sneak thieves have been op
orating iu different towns throughout
the state.
A fair sized crowd attended the Par
ish house last night to hear the Datui
remher quartette, which rendered an
elegant concert.
A-number of Naugatuuk conclave. I.
O. H.. at;ended the smoker in Water
town last night.
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yueen or roresi circle, r. 01 -a., m
meet to-night. All members are re
quested to be present. Refreshments
W ill be served.
The dance to be given by Prof Sul
livan's dancing class at Barnnin's hail
to-night should draw a large crowd, as
the professor always gives a good
time.
There is to be a dance given by the
Union Social club at Sokoloski's hall
to morrow nigh.
The Odd Fellows will run tile sec
ond of their series of invitation mas
querades at their hall to-morrow night.
The commissioners on benefits and
damages t the property holders on
Main. Maple and Oak streets, are hold
ing a' session to-day.
In the borough court this morning
Michael and Jos. ph Sullivan were each
given ninety days in jail for intoxica
tion, breach of the peace aud using
abusive language. They were arrest
ed bv Otlicer Malum? while they were
having a rough and tumble light on tha
end of the bridge.
Harry Dmm-r. at one time instructor
of the V. M. C. A. bin now of Water
bury, was iu town yesterday arrang
ing" for the performance to be given
at the opera house next Thursday even
ing by the Waterbr.ry Vaudeville com
pany. Miss Maud Hoffman of Ansonia is
visiting at the home of her aunt. Mrs
William Schmidt. on South Main
street.
The committee who had charge of
the recent benefit dance at Columbus
hall request that everybody still hav
ing tickets will return ihem before S
o'clock to-night.
The manager of the Naugatuck
football team has been trying all this
week to arrange a game for Saturday
with the Yannigans. but so far lie- has
been unsuccessful. It is to be hoped
that this game can be arranged, as it
will either prove that the game be;ween
teams which was played lit re and was
won by the Yannigans. was won or a
fluke.
It was reported around town last
r.'nrht that the young fellow named
Macdonald who 'played center for the
Scorchers in last Saturday's game was
dead from injuries received in the
game, but on inquiry it proved to be
a fake rumor.
The ushi rs and stage hands of Col
umbus hall are to run a social and
dance on New Year's eve.
The German Catholic Church Build
ing sjciety will hold its annual meet
ing on Sunday, December 10, in the
chapel of St Francis's church.
The sewer on Rubber avenue is fast
mating completion.
There is to be a fruit and confec
tionery store started in the building
formerly occupied as a barber shop by
Michael O'Brien.
There are a number of cases of sore
throat and hoarseness around town.
Some people say that it is epidemic,
while others claim it comes from the
"rooting" in Seymour last Saturday.
The Hammer club and"seeond wards
are to play football Sunday.
Buchanan. Mich.. May 22.
Genesee Pure Food Co., Le Roy, N. Y.:
Gentlemen: My mamma has been
a great coffee drinker and has found it
very injurious. Having used several
packages of your GRAIN-O, the drink
ihat takes the place of coffee, she
finds it much better for herself and for
ns children to drink. She has given
up coffee drinking entirely. AVe use a
package of Grain-O every week. 1
am ten years old.
Yours respectfully,
FAXWY WILLIAMS.
PURELY PERSONAL.
Hon. Thomas B. Reed defines a
"trust as "a body of rich men sur
rounded entirely by water."
Students of heredity will note the
fact that the father of Alvord, the
Sew York bank defaulter, was $100,
OCO short in his accounts while cash
ier of a bank in Syracuse 41 years
ago. The money was made good by
bondsmen, and there was no prosecu
tion. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt is arrang
ing' for her husband a rather novel
album, which when finished will con
tain some 50 snapshots taken of the
governor during his campaigning
tour, together with a history of the
trip, all the newspaper stories and
other incidents of the tour.
D. J. llackay, once a millionaire
railroad man, but now with a debt of
$5CO,O0f cn his shoulders, and no as
sets but his honor, starts life anew,
at 67, with the determination of again
becoming a millionaire. This plucky
man, says Success, lives at Anderson,
Ind , and is- the manager, of one of
(he laigest paper mills in the west.
Justice Will Come.
You may grind and screw your neighbor
Out of every cent he owns;
You may fry his whole life's fatness.
Leaving naught but shining; bonus;
Go and kick the underpinning-
Wfcen the poor folks try to climb
L'p to things that promise better.
Go and spend your leisure time '
Pulling cash away from others.
Till your purse w fat and etror.g.
Till vour credit Is established.
And your bank account Is long. .
' That's all true j - :
But. mark you;
flume- time or other, as sure as the day, I
Justice will come and you'll get your pay!
Justice will come and examine the brand
Vao by the dollar you bold In your hsndl
"X Kw Yerker. .
WATEETOWN JOTTINGS
The Boys Are Indulging in Skating
These Days.
The sport-loving boys about town
have removed the greater part of the
snow from the different ponds and now
skating is very good.
The meeting of the fire department
was held at their rooms last evening.
Mrs Charles Bidwell. who has been
ill for the past week with inflamma
tory rheumatism, is slightly improved.
Henry I.. Booth and Miss Addic
Warrington were married at the home
of the bride's mother on Tuesday
evening by the Rev H. X. Cunning
ham. II. P. Barlow has returned from a
business trip to Philadelphia.
The advertised letters at the post
office are as follows: Lottie May El
lis, Miss Hanuou. Mrs John McLough
lin. Mrs II. L. Ward. Robert Crosby
and Harry Goodwin.
Walter Barlow is painting the resi
dence of Frank Nobles.
A large number of tramps have been
about town of late.
Miss Sabra Scovill is on the sick
list.
Miss Helen Upson has accepted a
position in the Hall Jewelry company
during the holidays.
Watertown poultry men captured
several prizes at the Bristol poultry
show yesterday.
THE APPETITE OF A GOAT
Ts envied by all porr dyspeptics
Uose Stomach and Liver are out of
order. All such should know that Br
King's Xew Life Pilis. the wonderful
Stomach and Liver Remedy, gives a
splendid appetite sound digestion and
a regular bodily habit that insures per
fect health and great energy. Only
at G. L. Dexter & Go's drus fetore.
THE MECCA OF DOMESTICS.
Mistresses and Servants Live in Bliss
ful Serenity in Parts of
Actralia.
Queensland is the best country in
the world for domestic servants. Such
is the opinion of Mrs. Douglass Camp
bell, of Argyll Lodge. Bognor, Sussex,
who has just returned to England aft
er 11 rears' residence in Australia. In
Queensland, she says, the domestic
servant better herself in every way.
She has higher wage--. more leisure,
more liberty, and she is cared for bet
ter than iu any ether country, saya
the London Mai!.
The mistress assists her to establish
a home of her own. and her success is
all the easier because she can afford
to dress herself becomingly. Xo
Queensland mistress ever refuses her
maid permission to attend balls or to
go to concerts or theaters, and very
often the mistress does the work in
order that her servant may have a
share in the good things of this life.
Women who are willing- to go into
the bush and work cn a station are
treated with even more consideration.
There is scarcely any difference be
tween her and the family in which she
lives. She has a horse to ride, drives
with the family to church, is asked out
and taught much. Mrs. Campbell adds
that Queensland is no place for lazy cr
pretentious girls. They must be pre
pared to use their brains and think
for themselves, then success is certain.
'In Eng-Iand." she concludes, "the serv
ant is part of a system. In Australia
she is a member of the household, and
the mistress holds herself responsi
ble for her comfort and happiness."
HE FOOLED THE SURGEONS.
All doctors told Itenick Hamilton, of
West Jefferson, O.. after suffering 18
months from Rectal Fistula, ne would
die unless a costly operation was per
formed; br lie cured himself with
live boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
the surest File Cure on Earth, aud the
best Salve in the World. 25 cents a
boi'. Sold by G. L. Dexter & Co,
Drugsists.
NEW VIEW OF MATRIMONY.
OlScial Opinions That It In "VYoilir.n'j
Proper and Particular
Profession.
School boards and the post office de
partment agree in holding- that matri
mony is woman's profession and voca
tion, and that when a woman marries
she secures means cf livelihood and
has no right to engage in other pur
suits to the exclusion of men or of
women who are not married.
In Norfolk, Va., a woman employed
as a teacher, being: aware of the rule
excluding- women having husbands to
support them, married secretly, and
when the fact was discovered she was
forced to resig-n. But she decided
that she would rather teach than
be a wife, and she offered to obtain a
divorce in order to retain her place.
This remarkable offer was rejected by
the school beard, which may or may
not have won thereby the gratitude cf
the gentleman who has the happiness
to be the lady's husband, and she
promptly employed counsel to sue ths
city for breach of contract.
In the case of a clerk in the Indian
apolis post office, the Washington au
thorities have ruled that when a fe
male employe gets married she must
resign and leave the government serv
ice. It remains to bo seen whether the
general adoption of such a rule will
tend to discourage matrimony or di
minish the fervor of woman's desire
to do man's work in the world, observes
the Philadelphia North American.
Surely not all women could be induced
by the prospect of n small salary to
divorce their husbands or to remain
spinsters all their lives.
ROBBED THE GRAVE.
A startling incident, of widen air
John Oliver of Philadelphia was the
subject, ia narrated by nim ns follows:
"I was in a most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk
en, tongue coated, pain continually in
back and sides, no appetite gradually
growing weaker day by day.. Three
physicians had given me up.: Fortu
nately a friend advised trying; 'Electric
Bitters'; and to my reat joy 'and sur
prise the first bottle pjade a decided
improvement. I continued their ust
for three weeks, aud aui uow a well
man. I know they saved my life, and
robbed tbe grave of another -victim."
No one should fail to try them. Only
50 cts. guarnteed, at G. . L. Dexter &
Go's Drug Store, , '
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BOB BURDE TTE
Takes a Trip Abroad
He Finds That the Switzerland of America Is
Not "the Real Thing."
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OXCE you have seen Switzer
land you can easily understand
why the exiled Suitner some
times (Lies of homesickness. Once
that is, 1 don't moan that the same
man fails into the habit of dying,
from which his friends vainly endeavor
to wean him, by argument, expostula
tion and rebuke. But the exile will find
nothing on this planet like his own
beautiful, picturesque home. Xot even
the "Switzerlandsof America," so lurid
ly advertised by railways running
through a roiling- prairie, or a string of
grimy hovel-builded, d( volute-looking
coal mines. There is but cue Switzer
land, and it is not located in the United
Stales. We have scenery that is unsur
passed this side of Heaven. I have
never been in Ueaveu, and do not know
what they have in the way of landscape
there. Although there are plenty of
men who do know. I have heard preach
ers describe Heaven in far more speci.fie
detail than 1 can describe Switzerland
and tell all about the inhabitants, how
they dressed, what language 1hey
spoke it was always English - and
what they did. But, as 1 was saying,
our scenery has no more need to bor
row its name from Europe than have
the American wines. As the American
wine growers learned to their cost at
the Paris exposition, it doesn't pay to
steal a name; it is not only more profit
able but it is more characteristic to in
vent one's own. If there is a city on
eat Ui that Xew York does not resem
ble in any way. physically, morally, po
litically it is old Y'ork. If there is
anything1 that the "Switzerland of
America" do net remotely resemble, it
is Switzerland.
An Exception.
Weil. I may have to modify that a
little. We were locking: at a view on
the Rhine. It was a scene that presses
the fingers of silence upon the human
lips with a few exceptions, which,
like the poor aud the worst of the poor-
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ONCE IN AWHILE A SWITZERLAND MAN COMES TO TOWN.
est, we have always with us. The ex- j
caption this time happened to be a
women, one of the type of travelers -you
meet them on ever- train whose
conversation is autobiographical. Her
voice and I must admit that she had
the voice of a siren, the kind yon hear
on shipboard when 4he fog is thick
pierced 1he silence lce a javelin.
"Oh!"' she shrieked, "isn't it perfect
ly grand! It's too lovely for anything-!
It's just like a scene in the theater!
It is precisely like the drop curtain in
our theater at heme. 1 shouldn't won
der" But just then a little lady sitting at
ct refreshment table near by blew her
nose there is more resonant, foghorn
noseblowing on the continent than
there is "hawking" in America and
saved the woman from asserting her
belief that the Creator copied His idea
of the most majestic, picture of the
Rhineland from the drop curtain of the
"opera house" in Jefferson ville.
Creature mill Creator.
I haven't seen anything- ever here
called ''The Vosemite of Europe" or
the "Yellowstone Park of Italy." I have
Eeen nothing yet that reminds me ever
to faintly of ihese "wonderland" cor
ners. Such a variety of beauty and
grandeur there is in the world which
Ccd created for His glory and His chil
dren's happiness and use. When He
made Switzerland cr a Ycsemite, it
didn't occur to Ilim that He could
never do any better, and so go on re
peating them. He didn't even make
two prairies or two deserts alike.
But the human intellect has long
since exhausted its utmost resources in
attempting to find names for all th
thing's God made. Shakespeare if, ij..
Seed. Shakespeare ever wrote a line in
his life, for even Shakespeare has his
"higher critics" makes Hamlet voice
hi3 measure of a man "What a piece
of work is man! How noble in reason!
How infinite in faculty! In form how
moving, how express and admirable!
Tn action how like an angel! In appre-
Makes the food more,
ftOYAL BAKTNO
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hension how like a Cod!" All of which
may be very true. The trouble is how
to prove it, "old Bill .loncs" being dead.
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TJie Monotony of Humanity.
Fact is, about the only monotony I
have thus far observed in the earth is
the people thereof. Every new hind we
journey into I think is the loveliest and
most wondrously beautiful and pictur
esque bit of creation ever fashioned by
the beauty loving- linger cf the 1 niln i I e
Architect of the universe. But the in
habitants! Well, to find the ciist inciive
types you must :o just as you do at
home l;o far off the highways, ami
search the trails and bridle paths. In
the cities of the world men are ve:y
much alike. A characteristic Swiss cos
tume in Berne, Geneva. Lucerne. Zurich,
made us turn our heads to g;-.-.e. just
about as it would in Xew York. Toledo,
St. Louis or Topeka.; far less !ian it
would in Los Ar.geh s or San I'riii .ciseo,
where we have some characteristic resi
dents. Men in America, England, Ger
many. Switzerland. France. Italy wear
about tiie same kind of clothes. The
"hand-me-downs" that are worn by the.
Chauncey Depew. f! rover Cleveland and
Benjamin Harrison "dummies" ir front
of the ready-made clothing stores' and
"gents' furnishing poods" cn "Main
street," from Quoddy Head to San Hiogo
confront you in every European cap
ital and all the lesser cities. Oree in
awhile here in Switzerland a man comes
to town wearing a gorp-eously embroid
ered Tyrolese jacket that lights up the
street like a rainbow of edelweiss si
in all the brilliant hues of the gnrt'.en.
But we all turn to look at him. much as
we cast a pleasant smile in the direc
tion of the gilded youth who occasion
ally comes to town in cur own dear
land wearing an embroidered neekfit.
You iind "American tailors" every
where. T called on an "American U i
lor" in Munich, intending to have some
new armor plating pm on the ionw of
my toga, where it had been worn
through by some inadvertent moral
tiiineering coming down. But 1 dis
covered that he could speak noThinrj
but Herman, and as I speak cr.Iy a
faulty and incoherent English. I feared
that lie might get his dates mixed in
the instructions, and came away as I
went. I am now wearing a pair 1 had
made in Paris. They are funnel-shaped,
because 1 had them made by a military
tailor. Ycu remember the Turks who
carried the sedan chairs at the Colum
bian exposition? Weil, the general (it
and 1 want it understood that 1 use
the word "lit" in its purely limiled
medical sense is very like the hailoon
shaped trousers worn by those unspeak
able chair bearers, save that the fun
neiing effect from the hips to 1 lie
ankles is more regular. They are Verv
nice clothes and do not appear to at
tract undue attention, the only annoy
ance being a personal one to myself, as
I am continually thinking that 1 have
tucked the "skirts" of them into th
tops of my shoes. But T haven't. That
is the way that they "hang." the man
said, which w as the proper expression.
However, they are great tilings to
smuggle silks in. I think I could ;et a
bale of cotton across the frontier with
them. The pucker at 1 lie ankh would
prevent it from slipping out.
A TVw Minor Difference.
And women's costumes? Vell, yon
get the most picturesque costumes
of the women, in photographs, which von
can purchase in the I'nitcd Statis.
Once in a two days' walh about the
streets of a city some one will cry:
"Oh, look at that headdress!" Ami
sure enough a woman, a peasant, or
nursemaid, in a peculiar headdress and
a gown not unlike the next one you will
meet on your way down town. Save
for the funny little green aprons so
many of the boys and girls wear, a
troop of children pouring out of school,
might be streaming and creaming -in
just the same way, cut of a public,
school in Peoria or Pasadena, and there
is one other very general distinct inn:
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the boys and girls alike in Germany and I
Switzerland at least carry their books j
and traps in a litile knapsack, just like
a soldier's, which they wear in the same
way. Their arms are free; the knap
sack gives them an erect carriage; it
is the easiest way in the world to
?arry a burden, and Ihe little fellows
appear to be entirely unencumbered by
't. I thought as I looked at them of
our own little school people romping
home; their books carried in all con
ceivable varieties of awkwardness and
inconvenience; slipping from beneath
their arms, jolting out of the straps,
covering- the sidewalks with literary
chaos, and 1 realized that we don't
know it all in the U. S. A. yet by several
volumes. I remember when i was a
schoolboy and that was nearly a cen
tury ago -there was a little German
boy who eaiiie to school carrying his
books and his luncheon box in just such
j a knapsack. And we young barbar
i inns at play made life such a burden to
the boy that in a week or two lie aban
, riontd his convenient knapsack, and
j scattered his books like (hp rest of
I us. We are the pec plr. ':r,ow, vvh
THAT 13 THE VvY THEY HANO.
find fault with the Chinese becaune
tlity are not progresi-.ivc. We do. That's
1'. S.l's.
Another thing I have been pleased
wiih in this dead-alive old. land of ei
ft ' c Europe 1 hey haven't nearly no
many miles of t rolley lines as we have.
Not by an equator or two. But. having
an electric ear. fitted up with electrical
contrivances, when 1 hey want- to siop
the el'-ctric ear 1 hey don't leap to their
feet. and. making a grab at a leather
strap, reach the wrong cue and ring
up half a dozen fai rs on an underpaid
conductor before he can yell at them.
They simply touch the elect ric button
nearest them and 1he eomiuelor does
1 lie rest. Yes. 1 know, that device has
been in use in the Fnited Slates for
several years 011 very few lines. In
y,ur town, good reader, you are still
using or rather misusing the strap.
And just one thing more. On the din
ing cars in Switzerland, t lie best, neat
est, cleanest but that is no praise:
every thing and everybody is clean in
Swit.et ..id. ine! tiding 1 he govt i-n men t
we have found in all Europe theecf
fee cups are made egg-shaped, 'elos-ing
a little at the top. When you remem
ber how many times, on the best din
ing' ears in the world, bar nine. 1 hose of
America, you have htlplessly wateTTed
the reeking ear. making its 4.1 or .VJ
miles an hour, spill your coiVee from the
cup into the saucer and from the sau
cer into your lap, will at cr.ee guess
why 1 he Swiss eofl'ce cup for dining
ear service is made in this shape. Oh,
ior people io haven't had The advan
tages of living in a land of hustlers,
these people do very well in some re
spects. To Kesuijse.
Oh. about the home-loving character
of the Swiss? Yes. 1 remember st art i ng
out with some such general proposi
tion, but somehow or other 1 lost my
count. If the summer lasts much long
er and it doesn't begin to show signs
of saying p-oed-by to beautiful Lucerne
yet we may stay in Switzerland all
winter, and I'll have plenty of time to
talk about that when the swallows
homeward fly.
P.OD2RT J. HITlhKTTH.
THE WHEELS 0? TRAFFIC.
Two thousand tons of American
steel rails are bi ing sent to Italy for
use cn the ruilw ays.
Out- of nearly S-'l.OCO pressed steel
cars there has revet- been one which
lias been wrecked beyond repair.
The Knglish stall' system of dis
patching trains has been put in force
upon the sir.gie bridge new being
used by all the lines entering- (lalvcs
ton. Tex., in order to expedite the
traflic.
The Chicago iv Northwestern rail
way, in order to enter Peoria. 111.,
from Sterling-, purchased the village
of Pottstown entire, and will move
every house in order to occupy the
Bite of the town with yard tracks.
Thirty new freight engines are to
be put on the tracks of ti-.e Chicago,
Burlington & Ouiuey railroad next
March. The engines will differ from
the average freight train, puller :n
having wider ami shorter fireboxes.
The weight of each engine on its driv
ers will be jSO.C'CO pounds.
Paul Storit.ky. of the Mcscow lo
comotive works, who is making an in
spection of locomotive works in thin
country, says: "There are six or
eight locomotive factories: in Russia,
one of the largest being located at,
Kolomna, not far from Moscow. I am
satisfied, however, that for all general
purposes the machines made in thia
country arc superior for the Kussian
service."
Tiie 115-111.3: Year.
A yellow loaf sways g-ently to and fro
Upon a stately eim that still retains
Scant, drying foliage. lire long will blow
A breeze, and scatter all that now re
mains Of summer's fullness. Autumn v.anes;
the long;
Col'i winter nisht i3 near. No chorus
110 v.-;
The birds are still and Nature's varied
sons
Is hushed; under death's spell her crea
tures bOW.
The trees that yesterday were richly
dressed,
Vieing in beauty with the sunset sky,
Stand gaunt and bare; tho earth is un
caressed, Alas! that things so fair are born to die.
If death were all, well- might the heart
be torn
In twain, to contemplate a fate like this.
But see, the spring! all Nature newly
born
Behold thy soul'3- own resurrection
bliss!
Mary liolden, In Baptist Union.
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now It Spreads.
Can't keep a "ood thin?;" down.
liver notice how "?food things" are imitated?
Hotter the article more the imitators.
How they will try to attach the success oi merit.
Hang on behind and roan ail the benefit they can.
I' ortunately the public have a safeguard.
DOAN'S Kidney Pills have been imitated,
1ut yon cannot imitate the praise. o them
.And true praise takes root and spreads
'I here are different kinds of praise, too.
There's the kind you cannot prove correct.
It conies from strangers living- in far away places.
That's not the kind wc ask yon to believe. .
The praise for DOAX'S Kidney Pills
Comes from people you know, friends and citizen?,
From Waterbury people here's a case of it:
Patrick McAvoy of Xo .11 Fivm-h street says: ' I !-.. 1 ' a -,:-.telle
for some time caused by iifihig while at ni.v v.- .' (
pay r.'iu-h aitoir.iou u it at first. Ii.it it con tin tied ti
bothered mo a great deal. I cou'-'.'.uie.l my kidney- .
order and seeing I loan's Kidney rills rocomnio:i.h
a box at l'i. W. Lake's drug store. They did ever..-'!.' 't
them. 1 had no trouble of any kind after 1 sto;-.p"o . .U
Should a recurrence take place I know now what iu d.
'All druggists sell DOAX'S Kidney Pills.
Remember the name DOAX'S and take no substitute.
Price 50 cents per box. ostcr-Milburn Co, Buffalo, X. Y.,
Sole Prop's.
It is a singula:- illmrraucn of th;
way in which i::e general belief is
sometimes in error thai statities arc
.produced showing the widespread i-.ica
that steam ha;; oisplartd sail power
in ocean transpcrra: ion to be deeid. il
ly in error. The faej is that sail pow
er now carries r.cariv half the w or-Id's
freights, and a full hah' of 1 lie i:inn::-i
of the vessels bail; i::;-,; ;,v;;r v.:s: com
posed of sailing vrss.'i:;. T!u reason
! for ih's return i:i ir.e dirteilon of sail
power is its c idn-T cciinr-inv.
Tho Jiind Ton Have Always Bought, and wliieli has been,
in use for over GO years, has borne the P;:;iip.t5:i'e of
.,, - and has been inane under iris psr-
r irJ-T'yt' , scnal sunervision Fince its infancy.
AH Counterfeits, Imitations r.nd " Jtist-as--ood" are but;
Experiments that triilc with and endanger the health oi
infants and Children Experience- against iisperimcnt.
iHhat Is
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, lrops and Soothing: Syrups. It is Pleasant. Id
contains neither Opium, Morphine eoi' other Narcotic
substance. Its a:ye is its guarantee. St destroys Vt'onns
smd allays Fevcrislmcr-s. It cures Diarrhoea aud "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Pood, regulates tha
Stomach and Bowels, giving- lieaithy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
genuine CASTOR A
Thft Kind Yah Havft SIwavr Rfii!f
En Use For
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 77
sew York Office 3 7 Cro.itiv.ay;
iiarttorci Office
IRHORSESHOER
UAC CAD
WnS ' M"i
W l?ti I tti I UE.
It ABSOLUTELY crevents slitmtap.
teSSTlri?08 8Acty.nd comfotito
Bliod with tiio " Ncverslip," yonr horse's
feet are always In good conditiau keptso
shoes for shMpcciusr.
The CALKS m c REnOVABLE,
Steel-Centered and SELF-SHARFRX-INO
and ROUND or SQUARE BASE
s preferred.
Catalogue on Application.
L ,L. EKS WORTH &. SON,
Blacksmith Supplies,
HARTFORD CONNECTICUT!
- v .,, ... v v v v v v
- .1,
The Smith Premier
IASKyos
mimmm, for the
m M ill ONLY I
! M 1 I
Iie II;as :i I.:u-soine .Jo"?.
There is a school district in Kcno
county. Kan., in viiich there is a
Echoolhouse and a fiaeher, but not n
solitary pupil. "?.!:..;- '.::::;.- Serogg.r.s,
the teacher, oi'rns s. -Until every morn
ing am! holds birrc'l' in i-eatlines.-, to
instruct any r-lul.hvu v'.o le.uy come,
bat :;, is the : :!e o-;-:;;:ii.; o' t!:o
bulU.in;.;. There -::c pieiiiy of chil
dren j-.L the disl rV:. bat they arv of
Catholic ): !-i-:'.i.;.;s and attend a
paroehi::! sc"eoi.
ALWAYS
Over SO Years.
MURRAY STflEZT, NEW YORK CITY.
DIPLOMA OF TIIE GRAND
PRIX, OJKUIEST POSSIBLE
AWARD), WAS AVON BY TIIE
SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
AT TIIE PARIS EXPOSITION.
THIS AWARD WAS MADE BY AN
INTERNATIONAL, JURY OF 25
MEMBERS. AND IN COMPETITION
WITH 20 OTHER TYPEWRITERS.
New Haven Ciiice 25 Center Street;
Peart Street.
Go to tils Big DeinijOiin For You
Holiday Supplies of
Wines and Liquors,
We give better value than any olho;
place in the citv.
RYE AND P.OURP.ON WHISKIES
Si.iio, si.75, ;;c.oo, jf-j.-j.i. yn.so.
fr'.'i.OO, $1.00 per gallon: -10c, fQe,
tiCe. (Sc. 75c .and $1.00 per onarr.
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED tllNS
Sl.no. Si .75. S2.00. s?.ro. .-.: t
S-I.00. v"'-l( pr-r gallon: 40c, 00c.
:.-,. 7rc. $1.00. S1.-J0 ncr onnrt.
!r w r; nnxi A vn nti'nirrrn
t n? a vVm.'ssi"r,- i" t-. .'.
j S3.00, S-i.OO. S3.00.' "srt.OoW
nallf-u; ."0i (Cic, 7oC, $100, Sl.'5,
si ",tl i- nmr1
! NE W ENGLAND. RT CROIX. JA
MAICA UUMS S1.50. S!.7.-, S2.00,
.Slr.r0. $3.00. 1.00 per gallon; 10c,
r0( 05c, 7":c. $1.00 nor qnart.
PURE CALIt'ORNIA ' PORT AND
SHERRY 00c per gallon; 25c ner
quart. P"
NEW YORK LIQUOR WAREHOUSE
r.ranch 400 ana 408 Main Sr., Now
Britain. '
i:i and 17 Grand St.. Opr. So. Main.
LOOK FOJt iHO DEMIJOHN ON
HOUSE.
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