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Eight
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Coupon.
ION" Ollllllh CASE ID.
the lereten Pest Olee lwtmller' leave
runs In aloe-tenseJn. '
Word has been received from Bloom’
ingtou, Ill., that the Bloomington poet-
rnester cashed on Wednesday two postal
Whynswsbondficeweel. to herald In" and Gossip er tha Day In lewls- orders romeo snob, purporting tobeve
“Mme
«names is Ooilgal Down is ”alien
heeu hatred at Noroton Heights, Comm.
0 ”Meat.” "7° -Iens1| :Abeas Beenemr-cowneetl- toil. W. Clarke. Thorsten representing
at M
hatred Meals sdvsrthsrneuts. notes- 31“,!“ 0.1““.
, ”a“... nun we. gum 11111. . lire. Devid Fallon isqnite sick.
not. nmmmsmchcM n. w.v1umoem.nd r merl -
elicit a. P 3.34332}, and advises. ltiebelieved 11m cum
sis of rates for displayed advertisements for-
nishsd en muoetion.
urn omen—No. us Washington street. “m“ ‘9 1"" W'
loath Hewett: ulepnone cell. M Branch Several dump cars jumped the track
dinette. “Wall street. Harwell; telephone 09ml” the depot, yesterday,delayiug
““9“ the improvements at that point for n
cassaruamerroas should In all cases be
a mud to short time.
use 'nvnwrno suntan.
8011'“! N0 “ALI. Cons.
’ 11133011375315.1311 16. 1991.
_ w..- .._~ . « quarterly conference will be held.
CONNECTICUT INTEBIt‘sTS.
The first vote on the Wilson terid bill
was taken in the House, yesterday. on
all amendment by lir. Payne. to in-
crease the duty on leaf tobacco from .1
to .2 per pound. Mr. Marsh, Republi-
' 9“!“ Illinots, took 0‘" Mr. D“ Forest home of her son Joseph llindley.
to task for his inconsistency in standing
”AMEN.
friends in Mt. Vernon.
severe attack of the mumps.
Rev. J. W. Beach. the presiding elder
of this district, will preach in the Metho- graphed to Washington the number of
diet Episcopal church. Sunday Herring. the mining orders and WIN no“... and
At the clone of the sermon the fourth I.“ Monday M.” common with all the
himself to be Clarke was unknown in
Bloomington, but the identification of the
payeewsswavedinredlnk ontheorder
hasnlreedyreallzsdelargesutn of
money by usingthe money order blanks
be secured so cleverly at the Noroton
Heights poet oflice.
Ever since the alfsir. Postmaster Dug
dale, it in said, has been going around in
a kind of dazed condition. He tele-
other poetmasters in this part oi the
country. received a warning from
Washington to look out for Noroton
Miss Adele Euphret is the guest of Heights "1093! orders of those numbers.
and to cause the immediate arrest of
Henry Horehouse is the victim of I mympmting them.
Also. on llondny, another mlddknngad
Mrs. Hindley is seriously ill at the manofcomforteble girth “d9”! bur lee
in; presented himself to learn all about
flies Louie Austin returned house theswiudle. This was a genuine in
onthe Democratic platform and yet ask. today from a visit with tirs. Ned. in 'W "0‘“ Boston. that mm“ “i"
log protection for the farmers of Con- Brooklyn,
‘ hesitant. The question was put on Mr.
Payne’s amendment, and it was lost by
a vote oi yeae.70;nsye. 170. Messrs.
Sperry and DeForeet, of Connecticut,
voting with the Republicans.
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The regular meeting of St. Luke's
Guild will be held with the Misses
French, at the parsonage. Thursday
The second sociable in the series to be
given ~tbls season by ivanbos Castle.
The next amendment was to insert the Knights of the Golden Eagle, will take
being the headquarters for all \‘ew Eng-
land post onion inspection The wall
deuce men having taken a train for New
York, the Boston inspector is not likely
to come up with him. The Boston men
listsnd to the story and heard the (lee
criptiou.
“Itinno doubt the same man." said
he, “witches caught a couple of New
words "and sweat leathers and bindings place in Will! bail tonight. The “in" Jersey postmortem the same way recent
for trimming foil or woolen hate.” The
I amendment gave rise to a heated discus-
sion, in course of which Mr. Payne. Re-
publicau.of New York. asked Mr. De
Forest, Democrat, of Connecticut, who
was advocating the amendment, wheth- gestion oi the lungs.
out had been suggested by him. lir.
DeForest admitted that it had been, and d“! 1“" to 0011111" ”occult-1-
he spoke of the 4,000 batters in Danbury,
who had been shut out by their employ-
erlbecause they were afraid oi the ef-
fects oi the Wilson bill. Nothing, he years.
said, could be more false than that oh—
tbe aflsir a very pleasant one.
8EORGETOWN.
ter’e funeral, last Friday. at Danbnry.
Mrs. Mary Connery attended her sir-
Burr Boughton. of Branchville, died
Saturday morning. aged eighty—seven
The Ladies” Aid society of the Metho-
mittee have made special efforts m make Iy. That fellow is making us a lot of
trouble."
He did not tell what postmaster-s in
New Jersey had given up their money
Fred Foster is sick with a heavy cold. order blanks. 1.1m” of last week the
Mn. Eliza Wood is very low with mn—' money order business of Noroton Heights.
which had been interrupted for a week,
1. 11. 11111.1: went to Dauhury. 111nm 1m resumed on the Arrival of a where
oi blanks from Washington.
Postmaster Dugdale said. sadly, “It‘s
the ilrst time I ever was taken in. I
find one is never to old ton learn some-
thing new. I should very much like to
clap my two eyes on him once more for
luck."
He was very much taken aback to hear
jectlon. The ”I“ W“ that Eh“ nuspen— diet 39300901 church "‘91 I5“ Thursday that his visitor was reaping a harvest in
sion of operations in 'Dnnbury by the afternoon at Mrs. John Ferris.
hat manufacturers was due to the efiort
the West under the name of (l. W.
anmon Fillow's horse ran away last Clarke. He did not recollect that name
ontheir part to ‘crush out the trades 33mm“! Nutrition. starting near W. ashnving been the one written in the
unions. That chart had been carried
A. Williams' jewelry store. Mr. Fillovv bogus document.
controlled the horse until he got opposite The name ll. W. Clarke. under which
““3““ slum “'9 time "‘9 ”CK-"’1”, Nathan Perry's residence, where he col- two of the missing money order blanks
bill went into operation.
lided with astone fence and cleared him- were made to return the swindler the
Congressman Reed modes scathing self from the wagon. Fortunately Mr largest sums possible under the rules,
speech in denunciation of the 11111 and “”0" W” "0‘ “u“ The "SR0" WH- susxme that Philip Phenom. alias
tained only a broken shaft.
STORIES of THE} STATE.
was followed by TammauyChicf Bourke
Cochran,oi New York. in its support.
Tilt appointment oi Waldo C. Briggs,
will cause considerable surprise as well "6' will be able ""0"
as comment. because the sppolnteeiae
non-resident. and was chosen in prefer
The Yale 'V’srsity crew began training
Saturday. About twenty men turned
out for an easy two-mile run before the
of New Eleven. last night. by the Uoun- regular exercises. Alex “men, who
oil to the dual office of city surveyor and rowed No. 4 last year. is the strongest
street commissioner. in n departure a,“ candidate for stroke. Five oi last year's
Peck. may be the crook who got away
with the country postmaster. l’bcarson
is one of the oldest and smartest sneak
thieves in the country. lie comes of a
respectable Quaker family of Philadel
phie. After being released from a Can-
ede prison for sneaking a package con-
taining Milo from a safe in Ioutrenl, he
was arrested in 1879 in New York city
for the larceny oi a $1,000 four per cent.
NW“ is 83"“ by "“3 "5'“ house band frame clerk oi Kountze llrothers
board that on or about January 3i, ISN, in the general post office building. g,
aiixed white tubular light will beats!» then assumed the name of George w
m ‘0 Messrs. Morehonse, Knapp 0' liahedun the structure recently erected 11"”, under which be served . three
Eider, engineers and residents of thecity. at
the easterly end of the inner breeh- ’m' sentence His next exploit was
Ir. Briggs is well recommended and on VIE“. "9%“! side 0' the channel, w' to pretend to be a health otheer in 1885,
doubtedly owes his selection to Council— trance '0 ”MW" harbor.
luau Slater. as through him he was pro
and, while he had the proprietor of a
Oyster growers all along the (tonnecti- storein the yard examining the drains,
cntcoastere complaining of poaching. an accomplice canted oil the money
M '0' the positron. “" Briggs. '9 Onemen bashed a schooner built for drawer. For thishe served live years.
M' I. to bee working ”"9, or "10 WW“ cruising 0'" MI oyster tie is described as a man oi about fifty,
sad-treat commissioner. saddevote all grounds and keeping watch against 5 feet 111111111111- 11111. mi. mired gray
hbtime to the city and m interests. u poachers. The New York Oyster our hair, blue eyes. and sallow complexion.
he does, and perform his duties with a V“, will build ‘ ”0.000 ”m" steamer
skill and judgment which his creden- toprotectitshedslntbeilouud.
Secretary Charles D. lilac. of the
0187235 POI BUBOI’I’.
E’Ih warrant the belief he pose”, the 5“" W o. manna”, Whit b“ M leashes or Bunnie [assessed from Decem-
clty may find It! highest “WM We" no vwetlon for some years. and who
i. but investment.
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consequently run down in health by
reason of overwork. will sell Tliurniey
her. in January Ill.
The amount of oysters exported to
Europe for the week ending December
0th. 1093. was en follows:
Tues-seems! Bridgeport hevs com- :xm’m: 1:; 35:: ”:1: will arenas. roar. nuns.
o ”I“. Britannia l1lverpool ole
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“1900.000 om Mim- “M1110“ lire. actuator 11.. London.end her :33 33131:; H
banethiugmoretheu $3,000,000 in ex- son.wsre thrown out ofa earrings at ' -
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Thepertleswsreon a drive from Nor-
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thnhalfasgrsu and its Industries not ninemllse ferthertogo before "’0! in anthem-ts
nesslysonnmerous. 'l'nlsdoesnoteon- tendsdtostop for the
We Ila-bars
(lissnuw It
sight. having Ilsrlia Madmendloutbampton an
Mel! mow. however, that Bridge hismother the son started in pursuit. Total 2;
I“. richer than “u Baveussthe Ire. Bennett was given shelter in
main ltew iiaveelsrsueblower
housv nearby-"New flares Palladum.
In a letter to a friend. "lied” Morphy Genie " 1.1
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HELLOING 1,300 MILES
LONG DISTANCE AND SHORT CIRCUIT
TELEPHONES.
wan Ilse 1s- romu 3.1.1 wmcm on
n.- Ins—Ike Charges tine-t High. but
they Per-it the Use of Considerable
CIIVOMWA Lecture For Test Cells.
A continuous long distance telephone
line extends between Boston and M11-
waukee. a distance. as the line is run. of
1,800 miles.
A reporter who was wondering.”
many other people are wondering no
doubt. If the 01.13 distance telephone cir-
cuits are much used, and If so by what
phenol e and for what purposes.
called toes those queetionsof Edward
P. Meeny, assistant generfl manager of
the company. in the main odioe.at 18
Cortlaudt street.
“Yes." said Mr. Mooney, "the long
distance service is used to 1111111 11 satis-
factory extent that it is being constantly
extended. In the far western part of
our territory Milwaukee has been added
to the system, and this side of Chicago a
line has recently been run down from
Toledo to Dayton 0., and from Dayton
extensions are making which will bring
Cincinnati and Indianapolis into the serv
“What clan! of interviews in most
conducted over the longer circuits?“
" 'I should say that social and domestic
alfairs bring most of the patrons now,
although there are some business inter-
views conducted. "
Mr. Menney explained that the charges
for long distance interviews are based
upon tire minutee' conversation as a
(unit That is, the charge but recs New
York and Washington is it: between
New York and Chicago .0. for such five
minutes or portion of thsttime This
does not include the time used in mak-
ing the connection or bringing the par
ties to the e'nds oi the lim1 All sub-
scribers to the long distance telephone
can be connected with the aim nits just
as they areln the local bnsvness If a
man is wanted who is not a subscriber
to the long distance service, he is hunted
up and brought to a central station
without charge
When two people get fairly started on
along distance interview. they can talk
from 400 «1600 words in five minutes.
according to the subject and their famil-
iarity With it It is a {mi 11111 must in
terviews end before the unit of time has
elapsed. One New York 11111111111 who
' had her son at South Bend Ind. where
hols atechool. called 11111111111111onI 11.1de
her startled hopeful if she hnd put his
winter flauncls in his trunk. if he laid
not maliciously carried oi! hid father‘s
razor and if his tooth bad slomml ach-
ing. Being satisfactorily nnsueml on
till these points, shr- paid for the service
and went on her way rejoit 1113.
Business men (I111 fly use the long die
lance service to consult about terms of
mutracts or to report the tort of con-
tracts which rnnat be repeated to insure
occurnct.
The chief difiomuce her“ own the long
distance and the short circuits is thnt 1n
the former what In called 11 metallic serv-
ice is usedc—that is, in talking between
New York and Chicago, a distance of
l 000 miles, the service is really over-2, 000
miles of wire, as the wire, Instead of be
ing grounded at both ends to complete
the circuit, is doubled or looped to make
thocomplete circuit metallic The in-
structions for speaking and listening are
the some 1111 those printed for the use of
the ordinary telephone. and the result,
so far as hearing is concerned, is rnther
better over a thousand miles than over
01111. This is owing to the metallic cir-
1:.nit which does away with tho madden-
1113 burr ~~rr resulting from induction
and from the use of a heavier and s11-
perior copper wire. The wire used in
the long distance service we be 870
ponndse mile. the ordinary aerv cc wire
weight 1! but 840 pounds.
eeney said that while there was
no Mmechanical reason why the service
should not be continued across the con-
tincnt. it is not probable that, for the
present at least, it will go beyond the
Mississippi river, owing to the great cost
of constmciionm rating and mainte-
nance expenses so these facts had
been given to the reporter, Mr. Mooney
asked If n chat with Chicago would not
aid an undo pounding of the subject. The
reporter thought it might. and 10le
hey drew toward him a movable stand-
ard Iclvplh 11111 lnstmmeut and called up
Chung-1 l'lutt active city quicklyre-
spondou .1111 the tel bone was turned
over to the rampart“. in ethousand- mile-
ewsy rose 11 a clear singsong
voice, “This is them World's fair tele-
phone exchangeste
“That's all right,” said the reporter.
"I’m a San men and wanted to hear
your voles "
Then it laughed and said in a natural
manner:
"I have to answer about no ‘test‘ calls
a day, and so have made up a little lec-
ture which I give them free."
Then 11 eouvsrmticn of several min-
11tosfoliowed.unbrokeu by e"bnrr r-r."
et‘rip-tsing" or a single "what’s them-—
New York Elan.
A uh Ides Inflation.
It is evidently a veteran sailor who
make-tbs suggestion that, as a vessel
slwsy s goeseshoreto isownrd,sn1ltbe
his line “shot from the shore must there-
fore be fired the wind. and with
all the dime ties which this implies,
every vsuel should carry a sappy
1'01:ka which. attached to deep sea log
would cannula“
them reach more speedily with “6%
Wharton‘l'ransmn
Illa!"
andattrutlv 111 has rt”
Wheat (me ages mp, 11-
, .thesmallpriceof
The contents of the January
number are:
lBOt-Gslop.
Nancy Clancy's Been-Polka (lienroy
Gunning Pranks—thus,
Am I Awake or Dreaming? Song -
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Faithful Heart—Waltz.
He Whistled Up a Tune-Song,
Skatingwflcholtisohe,
Army Unknown~fiong, -
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8 North Halo fit.
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mail:
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mesons
isthconl known principle
that will calm the microbe
out lottery to
the system. By removing the
one cause It cures all human
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clean healthy condition and as a line stimulant for the hair.
ASCOF‘IELI),
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I have used the hair tonic prepared by Miss Rider for over
Ilavingbccu benefited b it’s use, I do not hesitate
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M188 RIDER»
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