impeding” “
. lion inli‘o‘w under , ,
mutilation itselloen uncut-ll at in,
MN ttnmovteuomr l‘ltltlllll
composite enroll would tern thou-p, .
. pass or elevating the who. old ll!
mas-s. ”the out
lunch dinner.
._ These muslin can here linen very
Windy run. in; thousullurhs o:
, Philadelphia out! other large cities that
I have pollution. outlying portions or
suburbs. and they on e tort of locomo- .
tire and am comm All it-I’llegetl
by experienced then that with counties»
, its can two men can do ill'e work um
dveorslxtiltnow reouiredlpdoou
a regular my train of two or
three coaches. Braille/lute swing in
‘ ,_ he told.
Idiot consid-
wet
at of the
from the
' w as seen
fir. Food was
because be
It
"i lost
on the sly.
_ . "just to be
l ll."
.. ulna. sre the
and. for which
women; the
, with dueling
at £1,000.000:
. containing the
mold. which was
. .. to the Bloch
., omwn. which
at n hill! of
, level- are vel-
Mr lilo. “I?!
or trout which
it. execution oi
, Filth dured to
fill murder of bio
" “h limiter into.
appetite the
he lied on.
*iroely on things
‘ ‘Wol
{hired a
much bettermorved. u the Who
leer could
. hourly tripe made between h cltl‘h.
. hour. hinny business then who have
‘ size iinhns iollows:
sol yes.
dulled landlocked llillmull.
,iry list-yell tut tom tor lerprrdbdt. sod
Mention» '
mmd‘i'" be torn) room out man to
discmlon. dilute
«that-sit W
Mb!
fuel and lehordho pubilc would be
1run moon atom. An
minor-lion infinite in the due or the
Valley breath-oi theCons’olldoted rail»
road womanizer-d to lliddiitown. By
means-oi composite our: thifil’hould be
wherenn now there ere only we train
ouch wily crew tiny, and the trampoline
car could go even ofteno'r "than once an
studied the idea and proposition are
very much in invor oi it. and it is be-
lieved that it would soon be adopted
on nearly all the short lines in or near
the large cities of the United States.
There are mnny‘brnncb lines in the
vicinity of Boston. Worcenter. Provi—
dence. Lowell nod other large, cities in
New England where the composite cars
could be used rind it would be a great
saving to the companies.
STOCKINH STATE WATERS.
Some Additional Farts Regarding the
Work oi the F‘ieh Commissioners.
....—,_.
A special to the Hartford ’i‘imelt
ditionnl fact: may now - be given re.
xurdlng the work that bu been.“
rompiinilod by the State Filth and
(lame Commissioners. and also that
which they have planned to do next
oeanon. These facts may be oi 39H“
ial interest to those who do not keep
in touch with what is being done for
the improvement of fish culture by
artificial processes. and may also die~
pol doubts entertained in tome quar-
ters as to the out-coon oi what in root-
monly termed "unnatural prom-seen."
The mmmineionorn how. in their
ntnlo bnirllorieu. retired to iiugcrliu:
Brook trout. 25.-
00": ink» trout. 30.000; rainbow trout.
10.000; Atlantic salmon. 60.000. The
distribution oi three llnb among 3""?
lakes and ponds began illltllll Novem-
ber 1. They were strong and healthy!
and large enough to rare tor them
During the coming season the rom-
ullssloncrs propose to roar "lingering"
size the followingztltrne hundred thou-
nnnd laltr trout. 500,000 brooll trout.
300.000 Atlantic unlmon. 500.0% ruin—
bow trout. 30,000 stillbt-nd trout and
boring the
putt neutron 2.500.000 brook troul try
and about 0.000.000 shod "lingorlnxn'
were tlllltributed in slate brooks and
the Connecticut river. There run be
no further question an to the value oi
“tinnerlnu” on compared with fry for
stocking ptlrponen. ~
A. it. t‘olliun. oi llurliord. secretory
oi the State Board oi Commissioners.
informed The Times rorrelpontlonl
that the opinion» of exilerinurod men
it! home and abroad had been obtain-
ed on thin intention. 'I‘ho lute Thom»
out Alldl'iin. of ilulllord. England. our
of the llltlli uncreuiul ilsh breeders in
lint-ope. unid: "My experience but
taught me that one yearling tlslt is
worth one hundred thousand 'iry‘ for
smoking nurpooes." The late Colonel
Mershnll McDonald. at one time liui~
ted Siam llrll rotnniistiloner. said;
“My indgelntlnliu the! 1.000 yonrllng
doll in worth l00.00tl try. ”lt‘lngorllng"
are nitrous and active and can ilnd an
abundance at land. They are well tor-
tilled for the battle they must om
sorlly light In wild waters. They will
live a long time without tootl. willie
pariah tholnulvss without food in it
damper-lively short tithe." lair. Col-
lin: added: “We are now dietrihutiu
t nl It but nit lneim long. willoll
utterly Mormon with soon. will.
truerportmn. lly writing it your luv
er. will not udrlitpt Stiller. in W
lulled lilil We." _ . ,
1"!!! m VIM”.
m1 fchllfl'l brea-
HINTS BY KAY ”ANTON.
Glace elilt in a pretty shade of tern-
green is atyllnoly united with babe sot-
in ribbon and narrow lace In this
alarming lit 0 (rock. denigneti (or lit-
tle girl: hot n the ages til tour and
ten years. The pattern provided for I
high neck and long nieeveo. or low neck,
with short sleeved. lithe intierie prr
lerred. the garment mny be worn with
gulmpe oi white lawn or colored silk.
The dress is made with a body lining
that is fitted by shoulder aunts. un-
tier-arm neuron and single bunt derts.
and clam invielbly at the‘centre-hnck.
The upper portions oi the linings. both
front and back. are overlaid with me-
torin-l to the depth of 3 short yoke. The
’ull portion of the weld. in [tutored at
the top and joined to the lower
edge of the yoke. Gathers are also
shown at the waist. the string: con-
«led-by utin ribbon. applied at even-
y spared dietancee.
ii the wliet in mode with a high nor!
be finish in a narrow band with irille
1i lave above. Ornduted rum” tip-
uonr on the short sleeve» topped by n
'rill epnulette uniquely shaped nt ironl
ind back lit lab ellort. 'l‘ho tree edges
'l' the rttlllctt and opauietton are out-
lined with lace and ribbon. end the
iotter edge of the ‘nlili‘t hon lire rows of
ribbon at evenly enticed distances. 'l‘his
*itlle skirt in full and straight. and
gathered ill. the upper misc. where it
ioiuo the waist.
This very pretty little drone mny be
undo up in diam. chino. indie end {our
tlrd nilkn. while expensive Mill only
to fashioned in urguntile. dlmily. mull,
dwiuu or butt-to. trimmed with em-
oroidcry. lure or ribbon.
To matte this drensior it girl of oinhl
court: will require three and lhree~
’ourtll yards or tilit'ly~nix-int-lt mulriul.
the pattern. No. 7031. is rui in sizes [or
«girls at four. sill. eight and ten yearn.
EVEIIIO SIITIIEL
OOUFON
Intitlinu to one no] rulloro of size ll‘o.
Out thin out. ill. in. your on in. end
uldreauan mellor inlet to
Stuttssent's largeltl llottu
Null: ...
Aoouml .
PATTERN No. ill-t. will.
fit made: our to no
I
Anudpinnout om .
,
Glil'i‘ Ol’T YOUR lllgflTEitfi.
u... m
A Cold Wave la Advnnoing [lint Prom
the Northwenl.
(’hlrltgo. Nov. Stir—The ilrni winter
mother at the moon ll enveloping the
whole lllddle. Ooutli and Want today.
the line at ironing temperature ril-
teudlug as for south u Gemini 'i‘uu.
Up in the northwest it is deoldrdly
lrigid. The ooldm rim in tho donut
try in Huron. llost.._wilm it degrees
below we we: chronicled but night.
willie moniker it built «rill-l
thud so let- nest on Inorhoed. line.
lit It. Poul it true I there today; , Ohi-
‘eeso. it Mitt". and It. tools it one».
turn down into 7m 1M twill were
u courier” «silly custom.
A input mm or odour.
"written”: in s child that is rublm
to will ,ll euro mall (lithe to»
proton at . dim. it climber-
lsin’e ’ Mitchell Manon
. medivlli ncryirc obtainable. 'l‘lle worh-
the latter being tits lint-ole mm'
' rl
Wherever the Build: tongue ll
opened the name and tune oi tilegnet
natural bone letter-ltd blink!” is
common prone rty. .toundlng oi
ml
emulate my ”dell: order to
providetor the throng h . . 1' .
ssh-u ..
Created and pernounlly conducted by
one oi the famous natural bone nur-
goonn. one oi the penal gifted oi the
celebrated Sweet family. of Rhode in.
land. . ,
lnvnlids will nowdro received and
treated no inmates at the institution. or
as home patients at reasonable rates.
Old Dr. Sweet. the worldoienloun nat-
urel healer. hone surgeon and magnetic
physician. whose r it; ill Springfield
the out twenty y and whom Inton-
islling cure: in New illinglnnd yet re-
moln the wonder oi the age. has entitli-
lished the above institution in 8min;-
lield tor the bandit“ a multitude oi‘
patients residing ill ”Whilst
So long has the Salem family been
identified with the guru oi luneneu
that it in conjecturedw by many persona
that thry trout no other ailments.
whet-ens their moot ntnrtllng ounce-sen
for trinity yearn have been the cure of
Olincul'e Chronic Dionne of almost
every kind. In order to provide (or
the tort-going. the in t and moot elli—
t'lt‘lll discoveries be toundiat Dr.
Swerve auditorium“ ‘ . thud! only
employed in privatd‘upttnln of metro,
poliulu rlties. ‘
Them». united wild, thorn wondertul
eytsiouln oi trentmenWoli iron [other
to non have descentll‘tl trout genera»
Noon to the Sweet lamily oi Rhoda in
land ior more than two centuries. thu-
cnuipped it in not prenutnsble that
their Bllt't‘t’llii in the cure of obotiunte
typea oi tlinenlie williho more certain
than attends the ordinary methods oi
other or drug medication.
Whether rich or poor.blark or white.
the stricken invalid needs the bent
inginnn, whose capital in in his limbo.
his norm» and muscles. how necessary
1 its that it should be strengthened
built purely. and. ii impaired. with the
least delay. '
iluvr you speoulpted with drug
treultnem long one 2 Why not try
the private inllrmn system. romhln-
ing the best oi nil tor all for awhile?
Your life bongo upon your deeinlon.
Old ilr. ilweet will giro personal inten-
llou to the multitudi hi invniida who
are registered at thin institution.
'l'llill luetitutlon is now open to re-
oeivo uppllrnnts for treatment under
lhr ruinous ilweet Method. providing
them with rooms and host-d at very
low ram. with poraonel treatment
daily. or tor those who desire to visit
the institution occasionally yet live st
home.
Persons of very limited means are
thus enabled to receive the most selen-
tidr medial eervire provided by inedi-
csl «dent-n today. The inhabitant: of
western hismchutotls msy be uncured
that in. awm will not not mtdnt
until he has proylded for “I. people
the 300T liltli‘ltlilli’l' II of
medial treatment mu '0?
m or lumnitylawill mom“
with.“ ids institution run rim in
New linllsnd will be cheerfully prm
riled. Burrow is the “NI 00A NON.
At his protoeeiounl duties multiply-«-
u they «HIM! teller-«sports in tile
vorlotls Writes oi the “build. art"
will its ndtledio Ml ml. The inst is
‘ ufl‘dfim' when...
_ , , , n
it moon-oi pinto nurm- Dr.
”at hi my“ lilo infill! hither
lion- tblt thin that
immaturity!
~ outrun-tom
, The Leading
IliftlloileltT
THEODORE ,0 Lean.
interrupt-hing
up... if.“ r < l: I ’ I
Iliilmry itd‘liullt‘ttin in
, "lilo room.
. South Namalk. ‘
has bought at Louosiiury,~||uthemon§& continue stock oi ladies
line shoes,» goc=~og the donated it now having I
7 HALF PRI¢I 80L! ‘
On these goods. Theyare ell 'dt. llttleahend. fills rate will continue
through July and August, sedation the biggest bargains on earth.
LADIES’.‘
date goods.
.m w
Oil Stové ' '
is what you need for
these cool nights and
mornings.
Don’t
Buy
Until
You
Can
See
Olin.
Stamford Ranges
sell themselves.
They are all over the town
and you can't find a
poor b Jun
CUTLERV. '
We.
:feep a good line
Carvers end Knivu and Path.
Call on us.
NASH evmscov,
Oorncr North Main oust Wont Ono-to
inaugural l
Hsving purchased the entire lob printing pleat oi the Inn:
log sentinel i ate prepsred. to do til kinds oi
FINE JOI PRINTING.
The pleat dentists oi one of the Inuit mi roost couplets .
printing uncle in the slate oi Connecticut including tour lest
prance. lust iron the rotatory. sod warranted to he the but
end taint running pm in the world. barring none: end
tool of the intent and meet populsrtypet mode. We print every-
thing noel e visiting card to e hoot.end have so iintlt. “flotil-
log to lures or to well but whet ween meter it ill the that
epptomi style.” Our specialty ll everything; our print
right. end tor workmanship, we erupt. willingly. soy till-l-
luge. Our alto will be «lam. «uterus and pro-pious
nod wowliitry to plan our pm in «on petsilllr III-
our.
"NI PAPER.
OurmnuutdmpspmudJmiouryb out m-
plsle. mursmrylldagthttltuwudupmeedet
fllthhetitiuolmuurytsmd tolisol'orilssd
madden—ehlgrouldmiion when toners leehurrylor
eioholprintiog. *
‘ A Good
’ mole donut...
. coined soot-eel: a
or hl’a pmumed populority.
One lot ladin' turret lace. Dose
One lot lndies' line vici hid, turns and :wel ’ , us
One lot lediet' tine Goodycnr welt. pick on coin too. I.”
One lot ladies' line rustet Oxfords, not
One lot indiu' bite suede and satin Oxiords', .59
One lot mister‘ ruseet sprin’ , .15
he lot of child's mart sp ng, .zt
ne lot child's kid and model Oxfords . 5
r
.. MENS. .
idea‘s 05 room. 03.5:
Men‘s 4 rum, . not
Men’s 3‘ rotate, *3 a as
Men's use meets, 2.00
Ken's 4 point leathers. n.5t
Men’s 3 all, 1.15
Men’s 3 call, nsr
Men's a bicycle Oxfords, 1.1:
I
BOYS .
Boyt' 03 potent leathers. . 2‘3 c
Boys' 0 rotten. ‘ * . to? ”333
Boys' 75c tennis .y
This it the gmtest bargain sale on top of this cart and are u do.
‘i’neooon '8.
rive. ,_
general Woylcr' ' titepolilicnl per-
tlep altering him their. help 0" bulb
ning to discover tint no‘ntu pol util-
patily exist: between them. The tellt-
,m or the projected demonstration nu
shown plainly "to tit. Republleonl.
.Cnrllotl end radium flltt all“
Wan-2r that ~1de allies lion
been simply Ming totnke up
_ ’ .coneo-
nuance or that Boiler-ii Wailers polltb
val nllles one now rather. cold tom
Mill ’
xenon-bile the lutemptlln «null
“Cuba in trying but! to fill! in the
snout-b protectioninte a more wild
ground for toying the toundptlonn n!
his projected party. The Bot-onions
monieeturers. however, one curly
through his play end seem retou- ind
all“! to tear thnt their mention
with General Weylwr would initial their
cause more than help it. it this is so.
General Weyler my hove to retire to
Plinth altogether or else join the Girl-
lets.
Will Ilk- w. M
That he has decided to take some
vengeance on the government in pmved
by the toliowing worde he spoke to
some pcnonol irieudl: ‘
"i will do yet thing: that will make
people tout—eye. thot will mete people
talk-a good deel or the. nod things that
name people will feel nltnrply.”
General Weyler will leave Saturday
for his home at Palms. Hunted. and
utter remaining there ten days will go
to ”rid. '
‘ running I. number or his Meade.
sh y after his arrival here. be ex-
proued‘ great regret at hip reonll‘ tram
Cube. He discussed at some length
bin policy of concentrating the Cuban
peduntn near the towns of that inland.
' explaining that such a ntep bed been
necessary beau-h they were "npieo'lltd
the moat devoted iriendn ot the one--
my." Autonomy tor Cube he then de-
tionnl industry. The riches of Guild
belong to Spun. and autonomy moon.
the dinppearoncc or Spanish work-
men. the riches of the inlnnd, labor
thm and complete misery throughout
the blend. There in as much futon
tor Caulonlt. the Balearic intends out!
the other provlneen to unit for autono-
my on Cuba.”
ll. hm Protection.
He further declared that be but el-
wnyo been n protectionist and won rc-
eoived to defend the cellse oi national
production. He edited: "1 hove never
been a politician. but I am simply n
Spool-h eoldier. Durlnt my stoy in
Cube 1 did my utmost to improve the
lot of the soldier. and now l mu de-
vote myleli to improving the lot of 1M
worlttnnn."
in n subsequent Ipeeob be accused
the linited Staten oi "delirlng to nello
Cuban commerce by hunting Spent-rile.
who would die of Iteration." He 60-
rlared, amid applause. illot he would
“never com to defend Spanish inter-
eIllI in the Antlliel."
it to smrted here on relisble author-
ity that Weyler he: returned here a
very rich men. soil it ll chimed that
be lig- lrnnnntltted money to the
smount of 37.00““ to "0.000.000 to Lon-
don and Port: north: the put two
yearn. Illicit of this II laid to have
been obtained by engaging oithendi-
recrly or indirectly in contacting for
uupplles furnished to the Spunlnh tot-rel
in Cube.
Then uteternente are based on more
than current report. The lmporoinl oi'
Iledrld only in the year made I Itrong
eiturlt upon the Cuban sdminlstrntion.
coiled nttentlon to the uniform:- or the
flpenllll troupe irorn yellow fever. bun.
ger end felicity. without proper hour.
ishmont. in spite ot the islet inst 0min
we. pouring out money for the apport
oi her troupe. and calling. therefore. for
the lmnlotlllte removal oi 00pm!
Waylor end the chief: of the trill-nu eti-
mlnlstretlon. “vocation the trill and
punishment oi the guilty partied.
opt. lam bacilli.
Ileana. Mott. Oi.—-Under instruction-
iront Ital-ell» Item the minoritie-
hove rebound but. domain“. who
was arrested on list. it. im. on the
ohm at computer unlnli the gov-
ernment. whloll mum him a halo.
the agent in item of the urgent
idols. and flaunt item ‘ clie-
ousllo. who one captured July l.
till. minute. whsnholtullendsd
with t hum «petition. end pit.
or e trisl murmur-d to his imprilo
ml. ileum lilies um amnion-oil.
three men will sell tor the United
. tot. liniilo Minuet will be liti-
“I'll“ out will and in the mum
Item on m.
awn-W
flew tort. liar. Mm runway.
Mlfllmlvlfllb the no.
«on III m toll MM
"I W m mm to
will)" on "Iuort marten-tn. tor one
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