ennui: ions at
,n‘fiireet railway es»
till“ .0! the war. the
wt commy will now
let ln‘the Weetport es~
' baton Judge William
consideration.
L Onrroil. counsel for
a just submitted their
. m n will be has.
a decilion in reached.
over the whole ground
cone in a most thorough
mum particularly on the
to huild the proposed
, ancinl ability to pay
desirability oi it in the
hilt convenience and ne~
“ e, extension. the brie!
v lion of the judge to the
muted. showing that the
has 815.000 in cash and 35 one
milder bandit. making 846.000
coat of. the proposed ester»
d to he 335.543. The atten-
judge is called to the ser—
of the stockholders and di-
evidence of the company's
, ill the extension.
with the question of pub-
tonne and necessity. the brlel
on to the evidence present-
to the number of [innuen—
3 between tliflerent points
road and what was ac-
hy on electric road going
«main route. it in i-inimed that
_ oar, although running but
’30“)! minutes. carried a large-
”tlf passengers, allowing that
' n demand for the service.
not the milo and a hall ho-
loan and Norwnlk. it in
Mill: oteam road carried 2!»
i - it between Bridgeport nmi
; it is claimed by the elec-
llial those figures who he in~
my times. and that it go into.
yepicnoe and new-wily will in:
“muting upon the winimn put
«1 k! counuel ior the steam maul
f” the influence put out by tlw Piou-
mpfi', counsel stays. alter (‘iliiiilg lite
' . of the judge to Ho number oi
who had appeared and trilli-
ol the ”xii-onion:
were simply a nitration oi in—
of the“ two annotations. tiwn
ills the [mum of the mighty
”(i been withered and the
“its agents haw lust their um.
“lite 'i’lfll’ilfildi ability impairmi.
arguments ltrli’iil‘fi immrclb
the puhli.‘ hearings, and
purple who haw lived near
to trolley lives to nppmints—
“greet wnvenirénoo. are but the
a tree proplcrarlclng (or the
"logos enjoyed in must place»:
“loot. exoeot nliero Milled.
“only in every ()lber ”tote in
.. than in ('(lillilll’ill’lil. Are
V olillin state to be called into
iii discriminate agililllli its; <~lti~
’ ._
éflg'
or the existence ol :1 law. when
W force, that orrmim the new
maiord and New Britain. Top
pm! Winntul. him Haven and
haul and vicinity?"
calling attention to Judge
“The judgment of the po'iple
, Bouthpori and vicinity
y determined. and no nos.
lied that the tlelontianl
’ the trier concur in tiw
irit: concur i.’ lhr
the people."
W.
annual meeting oi
in: Connecticut Billie
u been changed. It
‘ 1 W at Derby. Fen.
~ nods it sst'esnry
,ng” it the Hotel Win-
”. z.
.. x: the visits of the
on he diatom. . Jim
W Haven. soar .iscit
. Wsterimry and star-
_‘ Will he moon; those
.. More the direction.
‘ fl hostile" people in
' ‘upeeied. Nothing
» * Kw London into.
list so sump; will
‘ ' m into the league.
lite scum innit your.
cm herb-ii. and
the postim summoned
.ot militias s compo-
tor Multisnw to its»
no nothing to any
‘ out Wins he
now WM uni»
( 7 S’
WM!!!“ Whirl! ,.
. Mini ability of the road “
' '9 Can tilt ro he any well founded.
s in the Dorian mm. roun~’
no tutor-r .sins
M
. .With strong possibilities
league can easily be nntiolpsted.
Radical changes will he mode in
some directions this year. An attempt
will be madelo provide for a. mom
strict interpretation of Notionsl
league playing rules. and s system or
lines for teams and individual plsycrs.
The umpire system will also be looked
into. and it possible Izod so that “the
disgraceful work onto-t season may
not he repented. Guest” to strange
this would he to get good men, and pay
them good money. There are plenty of
cheap hoeehall umpires, hut they are
not good ones. Evidence 0! this can he
obtained from last year's record.—
Bridgeport Union.
“VS ’10 010W HABIT.
“3001:ng Hundreds
‘ ‘drsvrbscits oi. the
" -. mm hind. They soled lilto'a tailli-
stone .memm ot'tile lessor; it
" is plus-uni» to think that the! life now
._ at or no
‘ . .irotn Stamford..fllriiord. New Britain
. and New London. I ‘ glorious rotate
. Day, and csnnoifiait.
The New Haven register tells of
James Walsh, 2i yeurs old, who in pro-
habit: Walsh was arrested a few days
Jane Walsh. or 495 Columbus avenue.
Her son was seized with what appear—
ed to be it at oi insanity. and he on-
ontilted his mother and sinter. Patrol’
mun Hyde. oi the Howard avenue pro.
cinci. arrested Walsh. and in the il‘ity
Court the question of sanity was raised.
Judge iiiulmp rommitied Walsh to jail
and order"! an examination made. iir.
Butler, of Congress avenue. reported
that he had mode on examination and
conrimimi that the young man's mind
was alln'ted. \l'ttinh had been smolt-
ing cigarettes for u long time and eon.
minted on an average on» packages; or
loo vignettes each day. Wollsh'o‘ rela-
ilin tronciurt and have for it long time
past mnvinoed themselw.» that the
sou'u sittings: monitor was developing
into insanity.
They tried to infliioure liim Militia-l
using the vignrnilhl. hut in spite of the
efforts of iliil mother. the son would oli-
taiii hill daily supply. The \“lriuttu
iiuliit him inutmml itself upon the
young man so that he stays that he mu,
not mop smoking. and that he will
Mnlliii‘ on long us he run Kl‘i the rigor-
o‘iten. The wilt-rt oi the hiliiii hon
stomped its mark oil over the yountt
man's (natures. in court his low no.4.
cl’rnvin together and his akin had tum»
ml a yellow pnllor. lie has grown thin
null ilitri "r! il'lil’illli ‘niill'f' that. first ‘M'flliii'
Ni tho hiixtrii'lmin of his family ilr.
Butler (it ”film“ to tho murt tho ll‘nllilll
oi his examination upon thi- prisinnu‘.
lie hold that Walsh was in n (Williiflms
Mute nrarly all the time and rarm
whilo mnilrmi in his well. He thought
that unions the young man was pinned
under rmlroim so than tit» ellvms
would wear oil. that lilv‘ i’orrn of in.
sanity he in now. hollering ulih Wtiilili
iii‘l'liii'ip into nomethinn more oer‘ums.
.iiirlize lliniiop (ii'l‘ilii‘li that the best
way to «link tho1 young mun would or
in ant-l him to jail, uni-r» ho would not
be able to get nnyiliing Hi Murillo. The
assault mode own Wnlth's umther and
sister one not Million. and a line of $2
t‘ll'lti t'tirllri with imported.
Surrul 3192'“ mm o i‘rl'liilill Cleve»
loud photographer made" a noel-lolly oi
”iiiiirit" photographs and built up quite
a trade in limo. One «lay a solid-ltmlt~
lug oitizfli entered the gallery.
"rlir." sold he to the photographer.
"i want my ptvture lair-n with my
mother’s. Ellie tiled in the old country
u low until” ago."
"Very well." mold the man oi
numerals, "Kill“ it sent."
lit word the utranger om!
graph”! Mn and told him to tail for
the rinialwd article on a certain «lay.
0i worse the simple invention at
douuio printing brought out an initiation
luriheuitle that of the utrnngvr. the
client being inrrrnml by the «lint ghas-
tllness oi the (slot impression.
Promptly on time the lush rump heels
and was shown the picture.
"Ah." he lnntnntly mid. "that inn't
my trmthrr."
.”isn't it?" said the photographer. or
he slanted the portnii so so to catch
the light at is different angle.
"No, it iln'l."
”litany." utid the srtisz. "ilol it
soviet!” happens. The spirits hove
their irlriu sud their little games. lust
like mortals. not i suppoes some old
win: Mr is irrlns to tool us. You
don't mounts» the iihenrus or oil. all r"
“"l'iss'i iiist." sold the non.
”What is the trouble. then?”
The sons hesitated.
"Well. 70!! m.” lie “iii. “the pie-
ture isn't on our! to use 1901'
“Why not?" lemme the pinning»
runner. '
"Venn i not in letter from my site
in thin min: writ-[t u on sit u
mistake about “Mr dying. She was
hm lying in s m. sod now the is
situnst veil sgsln.”
1'1» WM lent his tsee
Fulfill! by s riot"! elm.
the
Murmur-I.
on Your ‘tmrlteyletm
9
ago upon the rompinint of bin mother.i
tlmi hose been noticing it cilantro inl
photo» i
’ our. all min." to still. full!
mu hut mic-mm «Tr an inch in on.
thus forming at strong wire, loop. Sow
itakothetvlolsrgermhssndhsnghoth.
nounced to he a victimol’ the cigarette‘
by them loom. to the uni: hairpin.
which must he poohstl finnly into the
large end of the largest colt These twin
Mr. Jimmie‘u logo. which smilins en-
shlod to mow simt quite nsinrsilyn
Make a hole dour through the lsrger
ml). from side to ”Mr. about three inches:
lrorn thetop. Pumoemmlromllhmh
the wire loopol «moot thopoptmcoho.
run it through the halo of the body «nib
into the loop 0! the other body ooh and
hook again through the hole. then lie
the two ends firmly flagellum Thinki-
is-im the body of Jimmie. whose arms
and loin; not.“ naturally.
To nuke 'Jirnnuo'» int-e. draw a piece
of white muslin Milly over the up-
per port of that-oh. will: it ilrmiyjnst
iuliow tho arms. Paint his training or
draw them with ink our! ho note to give
; him it mulling munirttnns'o. Now make
'a pair of trons-writ of ammo bright mint.
rlip tin-ill uvr-r his leg» and {union than
‘ lirtuiy about hih‘iltnll'. A atrium! anmlter
mlonlmwn smwlthiy around him and
«irritant-rd at tho hark turn»: his shirt.
think: u lmmyml. with slower. and allp
l it on. fil‘lcuiflfl it only at the “writ. Add
’ n how of bright tape for 3 Mil». and
l Jimmie l'niiiy is ready for prmvntatioii.
Li rhild will not more wild solidactiou
gout at this (loll than (rum it down
."liroalty" dolls, no our little girl tolls
' them—[louwkwyw-r.
Playing ”Ward lilapsovly."
With tho muting of tho long own-
ingo and the (filt'l‘lflilllflfill’i and parties
whit-ii they living rumors the will llfit'li‘
lion. "im'r lilt‘l’tt mutt-thing now that
we mm play?"
it is always climmlt to iluai anything
:lltuuvthrr [rimh Mill original. and mom:
nl tin» older games. it trilir worked over
and “whom-Ii up. will he found quite
on inter-Ming on anything vino. 'ur in:
’tnnw. ilwro are many Word gum. lmt
not one at them in quite iiiw the little
fumnnltor known as the ”mm! vita},-
only." In playing this union each of
the guests is mllul upon in i'hlllm
nut- uurvl. This mml iii wriilril
upon it little mini (unlinitml by tho hosi-
mt it tour I!” on nrljv'vtirrv, a rm. .3
l‘llilllllilll or [mint-r norm or 1115‘ Mint
wot-l lira! may suggest ltxell. The mall
. ill'l' lilrll goliwml no and the linoleum
writm nll rim words on u large plm- o!
E White rumor with n ml poor”. so that,
Willil limit: tip, it can he mn’all over
lin- l’ilu'll. Then rot-ii ”out is invited to
.wr'mv u rim: ulnry in which M‘wy one
of tho mini» 3mm", all of thr-ru being
i “ml Kmruomtimlly and in as manner to
malto- .wtmr. The time of work should
in» iimiml lo ton milinlrn, When Ibo
moles are t'flflipii'fl‘. the onthorn urn in~
vim] to road llu'tu nlrinel. nv lilo bowie“
. roller!!! them and read! the!» horse".
Tho molt» ormiltott wry amnion. Till!
lilillmmiy also makes a “(wad school es-
rrriro.—-i7hiruuo Rm'rml
i
Weave indebted to Johnmlnnulov
our national motto. “B Mullins
loud rliv John l’rmwiclt swell is
to Mr. Adams on s will Min to iii-ll
rule the union of the utilities. ~ It was
submitted to "W and WI by
out at W Jone. list. Though»
in its hells hears a rihlsiu on whit-h in
the mm. in the rsrlydays at its no
"if? only: hove also in list Islam s hon»
rllr- oi 13am». hstwhrn. in illoii. s
linmn." While in was mini-term Eng» ’
, . u , . ,
Wail. Pam and Borders
' : M J
‘ 1' RW‘ m
mm
trons-r
'1'le
cm. in:
ll.l.,li.ll.tnlill.ll.liliitlli
to elect monitor :8, 1m.
LEAVE 8031'“ 310me 703
NW YORK.
A. Sirius; “is, His, 6.15. $.56.
7.13. 7.56:. 9.17:. £033. 9.“. ”la.
10.36:, 11.11.
P. Ilrlu'lx. .11, 2.25:, 8.0!. 4.”.
5.06:. 5.13. 5.55:: All. ”If. I11. 10.”.
u irons.
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9. 1.5.43. .23, us,
Luvs not you roll ‘sotmx
ironwsut
A. it—izoax. 5.00. on. 1.00. ”Os.
9.00:. 10.03:. mos, 11.00:. “.60. 12.02.
P. at—wt. 2 . am. 3.30:. em.
4.05:. 4.30:. 5. , tonne“. too. too,
9.30.
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NEW HAVEN.
A. 1-1.11. 1.20:. at m. to.
Mix. 10.05:. “.061. 11.42. .
p. maizm, 1.37. not. us. 5.27.
6.27. 1.10:. m. m. 11.15.
H Brtduport. in addition to above, 9.
r... 2.42, m: 7.23. ‘
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1'. il.-l.15.
An 1 indium all?!“ .
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woman» Roam: Journos.
\'ll.l.l-'. i.\’ o.u't.rom,
t‘orimtlng withmmrmw mortise ruinous!
"ivsisv'n Hi. .iuhit'n llivrv Line,
For Putin». tint-moi mid oil intermediate
landings: ml. [in hrslltllli m. John's.
Clyde Hum l'umnln'lm. Import». Al-
gonquin niui Sammie. are the
WWW”!
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uni-m" alumni l“ Flam on thrown
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children's no authors.
a
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”as". Innate! Ibo...
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More'- coif than.
”or". Working than.
Man's Hip floats,
ono' Ochoa! lboon.
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Mimi and Gillian-en's Ohm.
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outfit 0‘30. . on.”
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oer.
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then
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may save you from s long
nu painful lila'en.
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an.
uh. sad neurolgis'. does
aoislutthohesri.
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right, and for workmanship, we aocept. willingly, any chal-
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and we will try to please our patrons in every possible nan;
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Our assortment of line papers and stationery is most cont-
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all prices, so that it is sot necessary to send to New York and
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Tynmwm'rnn
is the lender is improvements.
This emu oy has more rm Art lhlslosm
min using marital mm. it lune.
um tor m.
malnutrition—n,
IiYRAlflTIfn 3. Y., l7. 3. A.
new fort nice Ml .
New lurmhrrms st.
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that cannot he
Writ? Wm ,
“no J. CHEN!" & 00.. Props. Tole- ,
' it's the undersigned. hove hunivn P. I
1.0mm (or the lost fiasco years.
”mommies,
‘Inruyesseoieoiarrh
. ssd believe ill! W!)
in all business trunnion. sud an»
analogous to esrry out boy obliga-
tion'lnsde by their arm.- . .
W”! e 'l'ltUAx. Wholesslo dra-
WAWING . KINNAN & tum
usurp-lo nmrrzm. Toledo. 0. :
Hull's Catarrh Condo taken inm-
nslly, acting directly union the blood,
sntl mucous; snrtsees oi the system
Price 75 cents per bottle. Bold hy‘all
danish. Testimonlnis tree. ‘
4 "My To’edo. 0.
Thus far no light has been thrown
on the mystery surrounding the finding
in a halt frozen condition. on a lonely
road It Winsted recently. of Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Shores. and the police are nn~
aide to secure the slightest one. The
rzeoveryloi Mrs. Shores is now assur-
e .
-———._...__..
Ions m Psoplo
allow a cough to run until it gets be-
yond the reach of medicine. They of-
ten ssy ”Oh. it will wear away,” but
in most cases it will vvesr them away.
Could they be induced to try the atte-
ce-lul medicine called Kemp'l Bal-
sam. which is sold on a positive 3m-
nntee to core. they would immediately
see the excellent elect alter taking the
first done. Price 25c sud 50c. Trial
size tree. At sll drums.
OW
«Wra
‘ I
Oi the pull-hearers st the tuneral of
Ahrnhsm Lincoln. only two—one of
them 3 3|th nut. es-Senntor
Henry L. Dawes—ire not living.
lllss Allie Ruins. Norfolk. Van Van
(rightfully burned on the face and
neck. Pain was instantly relieved by
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. which
healed the injury without leaving I
scar. It is the famous pile remedy.
G. c. Stillson. E. P. Weed.
The oldest harbor in letinnd. He.
claims distinction as a man who once
mt Gen. Grant's hair.
am
”hi:
U
a
An insurance one: in Stanton. VL,
undamaged by fire one day last
week. The oilice was not insured.
~1utonhreshsnpaeohl.
(l. H. Fields. of Auburn. He, has a
cane which was rustle 70 years no out
o! stood from the Constitution. llr.
Fields has owned the cane for twenty-
live years. it is composed of short
pieces trout tour to six inches long. but
they one so neatly put together that it
is almost lmpo-ihle to detect that the
stint: in not of one solid pieee.
When you cannot sleep tor limiting.
tulle Citsniherlnin's CM lie-edit. it
stays given prompt reliel. it is lost
excellent for colds. too, as it. alas av
pertovuion, relieves tile in“ and
souls. Porsaleby 0. Billing,
South Kuwait; I. P. Weed. M
New ilsvn. Ct. is agitated all the
question or estrsrsgom is the public
schools. "
lire. Torin. Hem-t Rifle. 0.. In:
Alter two doctors any '1 boy
(is l and hill in.
Ose Ilium. Cough
“chest anti lost
3
Atrsvelierisnotontolhiohsu
when he in of.
W! I
A heheloroisnsstoynothsu
svtlsi bachelor.
ltlsmssillthatlhelreharnlik
Isles will ins moss.
want YWflAVIAMDOOLD
lummmmuuess
ammonium-mu
MM.
flow-sit it My list will salt
floflvsmmmefiusm
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