z
our. war ITS TRUCKS.
a
’2? at
filers;
g,
i
‘ ling—ileum lien.
Oil-il-
3M?“ run undone.
The ingest number oi convicts over
“them in the Oonneetieut state pris-
on are now quartered ‘at Wethersileld
tile-total being 481. v‘Ihieh is 28 more
thanthe previous highest record. Yes-
terdny the 82 councils in the west
, wing were occupied tor the first time.
A large batch of convicts are still in
New Haven jail, owing to lack of ac-
conunodation at the prison.
HIS SHARE 0!" BAD LUCK.
Adolph Hodge. of Beaver Brook
Danbury. tell iron: a leader leading to
the buy loft in hip barn. Wednesday
night. and fractured three ribs. Lust
winter Mr. Hodge slipped upon the ice
and tell. breaking his arm.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
The Persons to Whom They an Ad-
dressed Cannot be Found.
Following is a list 0! letters remain-
ing uncalled for for the week ending
November 20. at the following post—
oihcea. People calling for them should
say they are advertised:
SOUTH NORWALK.
Frank Luetricit.‘
Frank Taylor.
John Stahl.
Win. Patterson.
Mrs. A. Patterson.
Chas. ii. Reid. '
F. W. Stevens.
Joseph Rich.
ti. W. Jennings.
Alex Btudvvell.
Francis 0. Wood.
Mrs. E. W. Bouillon.
Eva Cranileld.
lites Julia. Foley.
lira. Rebeca Hill.
43. W. BENEDICT. P. iii.
SOMETHING TO KNOW.
It may be worth something to know
that the very best medicine for restor-
ing the tired out nervous system to a
healthy vigor is Electric Bitters.
medicine is purely vegetable. acts by
giving tone to the nerve centres in tht
stomach. gently stimulates the Liver
and Kidneyn, and aids these ounce in
throwing of! impurities in the blood
Electric Bitters improves the appetite.
aids digestion. in la pronounced by
those who have tried it as the very
best blood purifier and nerve tonic
Try it. Sold for title or 01.00 per bottlr
at R. ii. Pideted’s drill store.
Edward holder. oi Eastern Point.
tlrotnn. while binding corn stalks. cut
his hand on a stalk. Blood poisoning
set in. Dr. l‘louglm was called. and
the operation of cutting open the band
and erratum down to the bone was .
uccemry in older to save the mem-
bet“. it lit even now in u very critical
tulle.
llUCKLiR'il airman MINE.
‘i‘hc beat salve in the vbrid ior cuts
hruim. com. ulcers. salt rheutn. lev-
i'l' mm. letter. chapped hectic. chil-
blains. com and all eltin eruptiom.
and mitively cum piles. or no pay
required. it is guaranteed to git; per-
fect seileisetion or money reloaded.
Price treaty-dye cents per box. For
tale by it. ii. misled
'i‘hr "Michaela acquirer" hue
admitod n votilu' mmt'ior the hit»
chlield imttnaeiershlp.
noomtoho «one.
The ancient Ml believed that
the Penum- were the lotto who so
tended to the wells-u ml Mil
oi the family. They were ”shipped
on hutieohoid adds in every home.
The hcnrehoid' be! of today is fir.
liina‘e New Dim. For my
““4 Whit mm m m I" W“
doneotthmtuhqimmvlth
invaluable. it hue been tried for I
gem» of a meter: and u m~
nod to run. or m Minuet. lie
Whom m be m thin M
m ohmic-mm.
~¢ are M our. remedy to! all and
it is strange how they could
oil» on withouteauslug "dim.
button The gondola. which was loaded
m coal. was drawn live miles with
one and supported only by the coup-
This
“mun blackened veils. .v
autbmlrot theirs. which was due to
an «woolen in‘eonneotien with e m
Rrou'n e Con mantle manufacturers.
panic. the ”gunned .operatiyee. with
many screams. muting to the root of
the-build!" and thence creasing to
other buildinta end so exacting their
escape while the flames were pout-in:
out of the: Moment. in less than a
quarter oi an hour the flames. had en- , 4.
veioped the adjoining warehouse. and
thence they leaped across the street to
an enormous paper warehouse. which
won fully alight in lane than ten min~
lites. . .
When the tire was at ltd height there
was an explosion of gap meters. round-
ing like the report of field gone. tol-
lowed by a momentary hush. After
that the wild rushing here and there
was resumed with increased energy.
Men risked their'llvett in penile et—
tortato save dayboolts, l ere. teeth—
ers. jewelry. valuable chimnro.‘ett~.
One man actually haunted his life to
fetch his bat .nnd vane. 200 feet of
stonework and glass failing at his heels
on he emerged from. the building. Bev-
erni firemen were almost buried in
burning ruins.
The check to the fire came in Jowin
street by a tremendous use or water.
and in Well street. where the collapse
of a wall on the right hand side of that
thoroughfare was the meant; of saving
I the last building in the street. The
most serious aspect of the disaster.
after the Question of the enormaue loss
incurred. to that over 1.500 employees
have been thrown out of work and that
many of them have lost all their ivo-
lmginns. The damage is estimated at
- about 825300.000.
b --——--————--—-.
v
Peat-II Olsen Munro.
Washington. Nov. 20»th tnilowinn
fourth clues postmaster-a have been ap-
pointed: ,
Connecticut——Westbrooit. Mrs. A. W.
John.
; New York—Clarksvilie. .l. M. Writtht:
Fraicheur. E. E. Howard: lndinn
5 Field». W. E. Hudson: Lonar Eddy.
. John W. Avery; New Salem. Levi M.
i Erwin: Reverie. Arthur Hortt: Stor-
. lingville. C. it. Corbin: Waterbury. \‘i'.
‘ H. Palmer: Versailles. W. 1.. Hrnwll.
New Jomy—Cedurvilie. David Clay-
pmlo: Westlake. Joseph D. Built—y.
Pennsylvaniawiiylviu. Albert Unite;
Wild Bank. John W. Walker.
3
b
l
mutated by a 'l'rala.
Putnam. t‘mm.. Nov. :0.~— (‘hnrlea
Cuddinc. aged 25 your». 0f “'tlri'i‘illfl‘.
More. a brakemnn on freight train No
23. running from Worcester in Nor-
uIr-h on the Norwich and Worm-star
railroad. wan inutnmiy ltiliml by tuition
between low» our» whilt- the train woe
martini! through thin place. t‘uddino
is thought to bow.- clipped. uwitn: to
the mow on the our will“, lite bond it'll!
covered nod his body drugged iii) yards.
lechelelier Building Dedicated.
Pougblteepulc. N. Ya. blur. m.—-The
new recitation: bull which John D.
Rockefeller hull lull built for Vassar
college at a coat of 8mm him been
dedicated. Thin building he” been
urt-ntly needed tit Vnueur for many
you". it occupied a commanding site
near the entrance to the ”Mouth and la
altogether the fluent building on the
xroundc.
In Hampshire Illliaaalre Ill. ’
uncheuler. N. ll" Nov. 20.m~llltm.
Wain: blood. Agent or the Mum-homer
Locomotive world: and one of the rich.
oat men In the ninth. in f‘t'llivitlly iii
He is widely interested in manutnuiur.
in: t'onrerns. lie he: been proaideni
oi the lie-coon Nations! built llnvo it
alerted. it your: ego. lie is ill yearn
0! use. ...-....-.... M...
“iii I'd m ”and.
lieriin. N. ii.. Nov. Mull print mill
and min Itorohotiao owned and "mgr.
died by John limbo! & 00., lnxetlwr
will! the sash end blind taoiiiry at W.
l... lemvney a (Jo. were debit-rived hy
tire. The total loss will be “1.000. herb
iv insured“; ......
Well tam Infill-her Dead.
flew Yorlt. Nov. I'm-Rev. Nathan
‘l‘ihhais. founder oi the old whitening
munmunmcm «this
home in Emotive in hie no year. He
no horn in Hillard. colic. into who it
Walthelieivl'cflthetcona
We. mm...“
M tilted to m
Multan City. Kev. “with “tinny
men landed with powder and uncut»
tan ilphided here. Billion {our men and
wealthier unlit calm and «item in.
telly and caution the atom for my
rtttonamigwguvrrite.
h alumnus in W one
«can guilty on the chem at cuticitiug
e bribe or item to mention with u
re- calm u lien on m at
we ' '
tin mm: a! tire cabinet cad erect
mute» “pressed at the novel
Hawaii fittest vmt the m... or the [L
m on the premises or Waller,
Their lam Mtory who crowded wltlr
girls when the‘iirebrolte out. audit '
was instantly the scene or a semi-r»
that
: Wit
‘ l1, Ki.
gugyour
you. _
sha
”' dress effect.
$10 to $18.
or unfinished
and. vest.
' are ready whe
Open Maud
digcetiblc eci' sort
8’ preferable to all
frying purposes.
mttmmm wreath-«on c
VIII I. II.
Chime. tit. lion
in
mlhaymabticimwiciicudwimmmideahcimmhxume
m. 'l'ohmeeehdellsh
WWW“.
Giover’a
Wmhym
outta
mm id
‘i-rany i."
warned, Loo -
it) 55"“?
pulse Will
“William better for
business .ww' than
rough Scotchrgoods, in
es that show no
and double-breasted sacks. $10. $12. $15. $18.
‘20. ”2'50: 3 '.
Rough worsteds in
For Sand y wear. the Prince iiibért takes
first piece 4-»and holds
Tailor—made overcoais at ready¥mcde prices
81 STATE STREET. NEW LONDON.
Digestion ’s Friend
Packing-house lord. with all of its imptu'itits and offensive
qualities. has been supplanted in the kitchens of thousands of
discriminating housewives by COTTOLENE. the use of
which man better food. better health.
in pure veretable oil. combined with wholesome.
I
no healthful and recommended by cooking.“
enmuinei‘oilniene it sold everywhere in one to ten pound
, lot! line. uilti our lMthIrII-«W
other way. Sadr only by
l‘lilltlhflll ”MANY,
ll.
gitiuouiheputcimm. Yurioudmmumwith tum
mnemonic».
, (7 W , 1
checks and plaids... and
trace if soiled. in single
2;.
dark shades give a semi-
in single and double breasted sacks.
it. in dsome vicuna
worsted. silk faced, $22.50, coat
:1 you are. p“ . ,
thousauQi.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN. ,
ay. Friday and Saturday Evenings.
's
\ ‘ \
netocit'
rvrztvamn.
Eutbotllos the good features of the other
prominent writin machines; indeed, it
was the Pionnr in hmprovemontg‘. "h'l'hltn,
agein. t van or c t ey
do not. all milling in six 1. permanent
all month and Ill nmntlc accounting at-
tnc meat...
Tue is lies in talent-cl on...
.00 Exhihiianatlm't luster» cell...
lane's smallest. let-b. unit list
will. con.
General hunts for Coon.
firm on
»A-.~_
.- It iii omlomod bv phyniriann
animal Lite for shortening and
Him” and cum '1 Mild tit
Nut [mm “.0“ “I .9,
very tin.
Bin—l York. Montreal.
Great Domand
tinltepveicuiumicem min ici- limit"
Whethehidrmm out of the body
unflinching-unlucky“.
Now Shoe Store,
lent
" youmfind
‘rhoeou
v
when 3 Iliad:
their» Melt; '
The heat Meters.
The Battalion. '
The last item hellish,
' {the lest lupie' syrup.
Blue Point oysters sent
out collie hail shell»
Hunt at “zeiutt. -
6H 7
COURSES"...
.4157-
Beck-keeping.
iDoubie and single entry.)
Arithmetic.
Spelling.
Commercial Luv.
Business correspondence.
Shorthand.
Typewriting.
students not advanced iar enough in
beats the regular courses are instructed
in the low: branches.
Brown's
enemas-5-....-
causes,
NEW III“ IUILMIB.
WE STILL STICK
To the old reliable line of
Table Cutlery that we have
handled for ten years. Can’t
seem to find anything better.
OUR POCKET
KNIVES
Are made right here in
Yankee loud iin Connecti.
cutiund are so good that We
warrant every one of them;
if not just right we give you
another or your money
back. Prices 25c to.$2.
Carvers. Scissors, Shears
and Razors we have lots oi
and they are as good as can
be. just got in a new stock
of Carvers. they are nice and
cheap. ,
. Oomcteoli,
\Vatltice & Dew.
or “some soul. to. newer.
southermn'Railuay
SHORT LII! 70
Ftfllllll.
flow-jet “citie- to
Alice. denote. Western North
derailed. Iii Points South
and dentin-cit.
lit'iuiile Daily l'niliunu iinvicc iron:
.er York in all wineinui walnut
tlonih and fillnili‘iht the year round.
l‘prultil luciucuaienle to inuniuritote.
i‘uli information may be obtained by
add on
Amy. ii. ’l'lin-lAT'l'.
iiciwmi l‘umnuvr Aaeot.
:ii limdwcy. New York.
all
we hove on hand a few
Screed, liend Stem
and furnace: that are her-
geiou. All in perfect repair.
Due to in. team.
a 3‘ u n
the techie even rem.
due tam Itch m.
. . cupid “Cal“
't raid. as“ its: ”the :
yearn. There
which
to may forward."
prom lion of our comment
liaising hm Io Mini”? m.» my
W that the «monument
my“ the Wise» to up.
‘ lam ' ' ' n
American. ghoul arbitration ‘ m
vriil be
minictratioa
by the present ad-
1: it to within the punter
. of President flexinley to one: it
about. ‘Ile has promised the executive
commitm o! the Ilohonk conference.
which visited him‘ yesterday. that he
will work unosacib'ty to accomplish, it.
it is learned that the president told
the committee negotiation; were now
in progress with the British govern-
ment.» and he «proceed the ea'rnest
hope that the“ desired end would be
reached at an early day. With on An-
sio-Americnn treaty an accomplished
fact. it is his desire to enter into ne~
sotintions with France. Germany and
Russia to secure similar conventions.
Former Senator George F. Edmund:
at Vermont laid:
' ‘Thoee gentlemen who went with me
to ace the president represented proba-
bly the views and hopes «it a majority
or all the people of the United states.
They my the dilllcultien and obstacles
that might exist in respect or univcrhai
international
arbitration. but realizing
all that they felt. as all civilized and
('hrieliun people do. that war is one of
the heaviest evils in the progress of the
world.
“m tall
treaty in the
the members
i the British arbitration
hale did not discourage
of the Motionlt conference,
as it has not discouraged the great bed)'
of the people of all countries who be-
lieve in methods of peaceful adjustment
rather than rubrbodsofivnr. It will not
be very diflitult for the president and
donate to enter into) such treaties with
some one nr
itized nations
more of the. principal riv—
tlizit shall leave the honor
of each nation free from dunner and
that shall increase the peaceful prog-
ress of civilization and the particular
progress of I
amt-r international inter-
course and prosperity."
A correspondent“ Format.
William Sh
ow Bowen. the “'aubing-
ton m‘it't-eepondcnt of the New York
World. suite
regarding the proposed
new peace treaty:
"The outlines of a new trculy have
already been
bury.
submitted to Lord Salis—
lt wuss prepared by the depart-
ment or state. Qilr Jillian Puunvetutc
but: been authorized by his government
in complete
treaty. This
as the detect
the details of the new
is a most important point.
at the Olney treaty by the
senate lent apring. utter England had
signed the compact. was regarded as
an affront n
oi easily overcome. The
new treaty will be completed in time
to be presented to the acute durinir
the coming echelon.
I am Rhlt.‘ in all-
nounoe the skeleton of ti” tnuty no it
was lat-l before the British foreign ot-
lice.
"Cotilpfil‘f‘d
with the treaty negotiated
by Secretary Olncy. the now one will be
for late binding. The points are brit‘f.
Fll‘fii of it".
the provision in the lat?
treaty providing that when diplomacy
failed to adjust [inferences they should
he referred to arbitration is out out.
No permanent tribunal is in be camb-
iisliod. The senate and the British gov-
ernment will.
eat-b he we no
whenever disputes nriso,
war to determine \i‘lirilii‘r
tho;- «liuputc in question in a proper one
for arbitration.
If it should he so do.
tonninod. then both govt-rimming will
agree upon a
board of arbitrators cite.
died or chosen for the «wanton.
Provides For MIMI Ground thought.
”To explain
tin- value of this point. it
took six years for the government at
Waelilngtun and (treat llriiuin in de-
termine whether the Bering lion lili-
feroiu-l- about
lion.
"According
”or u illll'ot
“l'n
guvornnwtiiu
(1 ho referred in hibitrn~
in ilto new li'i‘ill)’, \\ hon—
'l‘nl‘l‘ ut'iiwu brtwoon the
which ciiplnmuvy
mild to “Hunt. thou the scuttle iiiltl llli‘
iiritluh mwci
much! will liriit t-utiviiilm-
whether the diuputc in mm \vlilrh what!
he rides-red to arbitration or nut.
lit: y atrium t
if
but it in. u outtatiio uiw
runnenwut binding tho two ontmiricu to
an caret-d ll
puinttucnt oi
ried out.
lion muffin and tho lili-
urbltruturu will in) our-
"l‘rurtit-hlly the nvtunl result» of tin-
treaty as now contemplated menu that
”turn i'ltlill l
government»
and not other
to arbitration who" lmill
are willing in arbitrate.
wine. The priuripio in up-
hold. and in ratio of Much the two ilii~
tiuna mold not rush headlong into war,
but would be
i‘fimmilod to wait in lieu,
whether arbitration was wmibio. This
,n‘ouid inaure
President McKinley is not
anyway.
it 'aoher second thounbt'
disturbed io‘aniuironise the bonnie. and
bin lung euiwrienro in t‘tll'll‘l'i'flfl lliilllt'!
him prudent.
liniuiuilile. til Cleveland til-l.
lie will not ‘uttt-mpt illi-
llo in
therefor-ii prepariux the kind of orbi-
tmtion treaty. not that he wants. but
that the senate wants and will euroiy
ratify. ,
W
The moment 9
’nitetl Mules government.
senting the i
log M
Mr. router. rupee.
which the Canadian delegated in tho
wombat-alibi; conference innit home
with them to submit to their council.
trite:
"’l'het both
suemneion of
a
bottom agree tit flfll't‘ in u
all killing of min during
the next moon in the Pneiiie "com and
“Will! sea. Illa nuulus in no into over.
alien on the that ot neat month.
"That representatives» oi the ”vow.
mu: of the United Meter and tit-net
lamina including Can-dc. he dents-net. .
ed to enter, with a! little dolly til we.
aim. upon the amelioration of all up.
untied nominee between Canada and
the United Match. with the view to u
settlement by
treaty. thin to include the
”aim loii and any other mum
liter
The
lid
Mill!
government may plume
~Aceton ounce.
You'can‘t euro
can avoid it and m ,
ot throat or lung . ‘
One Minute Cough
Eli‘s
Disflgureuient for
senids may be are“
Will's Witt-h Hanoi delve.
remedy for piles and
sores and skin “‘01th
son and E. P. Weed.
~Aceton breaks up a.
You can‘t nflord in»
by allowing a cold 3
pneumonia or to
Stillaou and E. P. m
REMARKABLE POW”.
Music hath pow
savage boost. but lllijf
is it over the mine
Lung Healer is
throat and lump...
at several“
Authma. '
(fall iii. ‘5
lngton ”If
:i trial bottle
-The Senate!
larger then the g
of all the other daily
In Not-walk. and II“, '
—Acrton cures ”M
Then! in no need (it "
being tortured by aoald
and skin eruption.
iinzol thrive gives instant
cures permanently. a. Q
E. P. Wood.
w
WARNING:—- Pm
from coughs and M
the warnings of dinner .
selves underring and fl _
using One Minute '
an ininllibic rented!
croup and all throat aid.
0. C. Btlllaon ind lib
~Accton ls hm‘ . {
m
WHAT DO THE ‘ I .. '
Don't give there tea or .
you [rind the new food
(tremor It in delicious
ing and when the Mid
more timid-0 you it”
tho thorn Milli-ll 7“
through thoii' system...
made oi pure Irth.‘
oriy prepared m litre
motion of rodeo. hilt M
quarter ilil much. All" .
liiitocn and twenty—Ive m
“M
whet your would to W
llaminul.
iron coo
Saloon; ‘ _
New. ‘
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