, Inn“ ll“
light ug- the ranch”
mullet). Mondal’
liIItloruIng he was so
lied that
ii would be allowed
Iospital tutlav. ~ "
e officials to be excep-
In) I _dl
Mi.) Mi liltenh‘lhhil “‘ uni
iU sWdfi I" ‘
Ilbntl)“ fiolsoniug ease;
refill, and for that rea-
ir will be carefullyr'lué
';. I: Ilstrtlung eaten
”like
tt‘tptonls were, similar to,
Insulting" .
lyn immediately sItarted
t5oi‘t‘, ”when the ease
5'.
menial? aiII.
hedgs‘whieh was with dil’fi—
" 11W.) 95 tiltii mtttente of
isf'ta‘re- Its 5i)l owe): Mr’.
“ Duke visited Xlrgt, Duk—
‘EMrs. Puzbylowz. at 23
t. on Sunday. slaving
Ingll5ruoon. and until late
s 'I here were It few
ch‘ present:
’ l‘ the ~le ad bologna.
I a. one of those
dunethet‘I it to a reporter.
Id. potatoes.‘
. Intimtchcd their thirst with
‘» “Ide therrv wine.
‘ let“ this little partv
a ehad no further signify
Dukets went to thcil
ilIlr. \X em) 9 farm to join
the )ouugest
nornlng Unite! and his
I d upon stayingin .ed
the; other help believed
It‘ll hi9 wife there gel-
1‘ the effect of men Sun-
ithIht notice.
at 4 :30 in the afternoon the
.. ll eat-pom ho) Went to see
' . X’ehh. lr. who mall—
Ii ‘ it": It lain). and info) III-
Weld) telephoned to Dr
who irrive‘d about an ltottr
ltd; llrld upon looking at
Millet he noticed that she
filling lapidi).
less than ten minutes. andl
'l't: Dr loslvnttas ahle actuall-
hey could he .
1435:; trim. “but was I“? mat:
Ill IIItI’l‘. sheI died.I
)5: in in the "Inmate
tte military commutation
Iii" the principal topic tor
Edition The discussion
_‘,’ ' an executive nature e.\~
, report.9 of the proceed-
$3“ rill: l
, i“‘6clock the vittitoru were
' lunch at the “ho House.
With the mat ors spent an
I filth lhpltol inspecting the
3‘ machines. and then re-
tit] to discuss the noes-
muulmpal lighting.
'i-iiidiscu ion lasted. frobtq ,4
tintil . ind terminated III
, W which read as fol-
flung“ Wt; .
‘ utillyorn IllItd ex-mavors
,,tlitir§‘.of Connecticut un-
tion at lliIIllioId. YeSleldaII. s .
I of fill); .'_ti"l'e.‘e'tillgl lllt'lnieipaliiieit to
tit-pl. .Welnlily oi hon—I
I acting: (dorsal: held
I bust: WW‘
g resulted in the
of the mini) thus
lly in thm tuna?
of WW
no
llltltet
Mint!) in" tile othfi
er room and I‘ll Iwmm't Idling)?
The doctor left lit house. statin
l
59"...
tel tIIieI doctor ;‘ll(II§lI
’utu «Ilium ‘viom'
it I
‘ ' ently ill.- tutti the doctor returned
directl after making the other
I: found. symptoms of Isonl‘ti
I. which ltClt‘tI upon the
I dun riltllur ”thanthehettrtahite
win in one him i eucral
hour; he deei ed. be an of the
eluldretu actions. Canned h)" the
death of their mother that it
would] )3 better to sen the iclé
It: osfiitalx‘ 'Ill
and?
’ I) the
men
him no the Jdtll‘lllly
at the hospital in tedar street
accompanyinpf
lhey arrived;
shortly after midnighn Depot)"
.t" oi‘otie‘r I‘olld lens at the hoxpital‘
Ittngvthetrnrmul. . .,,,
Iron) then on: until 5 ocloek
Iesterdav morning. both loud
and Miami)! I: 1 «.
duet. the forn s in this Lily. and
the latter ttl Ilalntlen. ‘Shortly he
fore‘tloou lhev had a e“onfelenc-t
which was continued this after-
noon Each refused to Hive out
an)“ inforlllatit).u
toroner I’ontl obtained the re-
mainder ol the wine. which tltey
drank on Sunday in I ilac street
and although he wouldnl admit
that it “as or was not poisoned
he admitted that it was taken as
a precaution.
The people closely
with the case believe that the
wine acted upon .\lr9. l)uket‘.9
heart. which they say was weak
\\‘hl‘ther the mixture which he
ate Sunday night acted upon her
husband is not known. It. I
known that III: drank a great deal
of the wine
like Hart in the Ra'rhhun ease
Duke didn‘ I Show am‘ evulente
of poisoning at the hospital.
Ileputv Coroner I’ond visited
r_lo9eph I unhvlouz. who was the
host on Snudav at noon _\e.9ter-
da). rind found that he was appar-
cull) thing from the poison.
Dr Hotchkias “as iul'mcdiattII
summoned. and at goclock hi9
teem evt‘ was expected
.\Ir.9. lltlkcl .9 bod) was taktn to
Lewis & llaIIoek' .9 for an allto’p‘
9}. which It ill be made by Dr. ins
Lin. Medical 1...);ttuliner Bartlett
and Professor Smith this after.
noon
The" l’uzhylowz llouée is
guarded tlnder orders from Corn-
ner 1.4““
identified
engage in commercial and public
Ii hting alter one affil‘ulatiIe vote
0 the legal voters of said munici-
palities lo purchase local plants
eng‘u 'in the nlantlfa'cnlrc and
distri union of gas and electricity.
III a valuation of .9ueh plants based
upon Costs
\\ I: further petition for the e9~
tabliuhtueut of a board of commi»
sinners on lighting with powers
similar to those exercised h) other
similar boards
.~\ committee consisting 0f ‘lla‘v
or t tumuings. ol' Stamford. Mitvor
llnssctt. of \ett llritain. and May-
or “llIaII-n of Norwich. was aps
pointed to rt sent the foregoing
to .0ch lie attire
\ secon ct lion wmdrawn up
will"): l‘dfle cpeatl- of the mili-
tary poll tax. and Mayor Harbin.
ml). of Hartford; Mayor. Stirling.
of llridgeport. Iand Mayor Thayer.
of .\ortvieh. III-re selected to pre-
sent this to the General Assembly.
in th):v melting, the ma) ors nt-
Wtetltled ‘a‘ theatre.
WSBIIEIIOI Bree. i-..
Which Mean?!) um IIIII maul.
\lr I‘Ir‘ee Wis II etiI..t‘
unit? nix ol' the lmymveu,
cast L. It bit-where. of Wind)
nl Waterbury. taught Ittnllhimtl?
IKI
III“! h)- the commuters.
3. source) or lutmmntlon It Is Intro to
" any that 550 000 bushels of seed oys-
ed. upon Which no not was account
' III the business will
- ‘ master at the situation “
“ in)
W II which the all
In Nightfall ta buoy. AI '3 one portion
61
“he
I) Millet) he provides lot the
. Ilte‘tulili) the dredged material III New
mi“ mitten ztntl Bridgfivul't upon oyster
blinds and to: the ptt‘ytutiltt or limpet:
The system
otl‘oyat‘er' police ls (taunted satisfactory
hull no eomplulnt haul been hand team
the planters who have to do Immed-
lately with the work An apparent luv
1 lli'geltneut upon the natural bed) or
the )3qu In)» been dlsnovoretl at South-
port mul- has been submlttetl to the at
’tbrutiy general and lire Illul Iolotletl
.ha‘elt to the commission tor further It)
ventilation and report to the governor.
All unustlally line set of oysters this
Mutton has made work profitable upon
the natural Oyster bed!) and has help“-
at to make up the average tor the no
eeut aluelt' years. From authentic
Ira Billed thruugtti tut arrange
ta‘r‘u have) been taken this rear front
the Strattortl. Bridgeport and Fair-
field natural belts. Regarding the mun
intuit) generally the Io‘nlmlanlouers
aayt
“The. aggregate losses lent lesir
hunt aliens and other matetlults plant
was out at a quartet of a lnilllo dot
turn :In It moderate valuation an it In
to- be hoped that the present uettvlt)
continue long
enough to mukeI good that loss and
leave, a margin of profit to the planters
again) It the less bountiful )eara which
exper lance Inn.) tilllxlll' them will noon
er or lutm he sure to Milan. Al lht
some time. one. who has had to do with
the. business for ten or fifteen warn
and takes In the neone of the. ultole
Internal. tun not) an Increased lthowl
edge 'II'IId an ineleltned eertuluty II
meeting the chimeras and changer or
the luminous) which Idle. the mount -‘n
plume: an advantage that he has '.u -I-
or before annoyed Ills resuulces are
greater. he knows truer: and how to i
turn .9 meet ulmterer emergency mat
arise. and III) In no longer hounded 1))
the nnr‘rou horizon of bullier enviroII
ment. He nukes and commands condl
tlous. unite to) often as they make and
command him and on the whole I. II.
knowledge. Ills expLIlenee his tum
mum! of means to ends serve him It)
The huttnclul statement shuns It)
eeluts from taxes. deeds of new oyster
tarantula hunt lleen’aes nod recording
deeds. of St) 319 It). The mlv'auce to
the communion drum Ilia IItIItIII neatl-
ury were :6 542. 42 Mud dumping lost
$1314.61. There lite. $2M!) acres m
0) star glonnd In the state, on ned III
DI‘MW parties and oyster Erhu-els
—.—..--- __
THE RURAL DELIVERY.
lntereutlng Particulars oi. the Ner
Synem In Title Sluts.
The Introduction or run! I‘ree t. ‘e:.I
cry In Connecticut has grown) to be th.
subject or a tow considerable part I).
the correstwndeut of the our represen-
tatives from that state. especially In
the first Second and Fourth dish-II ts
A good deal of thin correspondence
la the same In ev an instance for It up
pearls that the some mistakes and this
eoneepttontt or the actual eonditlona
and results or rural free dellverv turn
In merit loralltv. so there is constant
repetition of exnlnnullous. Amon:
the attentions about which popular
misunderstanding exists In that or the
carriers. their omit-It and their no)“.
The establishment ot u‘rurul free no
livery rertlee in Connecticut starts
with the neoule and not with the got
eminent. A petltlou must. Ilrst be rm“)
method from un» lnbubltuntn or the na-
glon for which a route In desired. and
thls must be accompanied with It chart
at the proposed route and a statement
of the. houses; tltolr location. and the
number 0! Demons llvlug therein. lt
III requlretl by the departIheuI that the
petition shall have the endorsement of
the representative In Congress from
the district in which the proposed
route lies.
The carriers are. ensued noon the
recommeudltlon or the lepresentatlre.
In Connecticut It In the custom for the
postmaster at the olllce whence the
mutt) I) to start. In continuation with
the nontolnee Inspectoi to plclt out
It curler Ind a substitute {or curb
route. and to sttbmlt those selections to
the renmmututlve In Congress It Is
not usual (or an.) general petltlon to
he tiled bv aspirants for places nu cur-
rlors.
When the rural nervleu was first
started. the no) was placed at 8150 It
you This min In October 1896 and
In 1888 It was ruled to ”00.1%?qu
Mummy 1.1900 the. pay has been
fitted at $300 A year. for u lull route
For thltI amount the curler II) to
supply 4 suitable horse Ind rig. Ind
my his own exudation. Haul) curt-let
Item two llama tor the wail: nut
the My not Itnllta M! in month lot this
nrrlco. I: not Guanine. Yet them
us may .51).)qu tor the willow)
trout responsible met). and under tho-a
elreumutnnm the (lament Is (not)
ably instilled Ill rufilllllu the. autumn
nation III thin rote;
mm that. m. ”I".
the Job do
ml“. elected to t I!"
unndl
tiou.
u elitpeuse ot' rtilltl unmmufi mm;
In.) II.)l II New Huron ureter. ‘ ‘
hr at) It In»
developing disease.
s You an iv?
OVerwrought Nerves.
As soon as a woman '9 nerves become excited by some
feminine disol Ilel. she losers control of her speech
She has no patience with .Inybod) or anything.
The uneasho loves the best are, the ones to whom she
talks the meanest. '
Trifles light. as air drive her almo9t frantic.
She is Worse than crazy. because she. knows what she
is doing and can’t. help it.
She doesn‘t have) hysteria and doesn‘t. have fainting
spells.
She is nervous, horribly nervous.
Does Idle get sympathy 1 Oh, yes, she. gets sympathy
for awhile, but she acts so outrageously that everybody
keeps out. of her way as much as possible.
they begin to think she”); malicious And could do better if
aha tried real hard.
Slit) ltzt9 turned her best friends against her.
This woman is tick with about the moral; discouraging
sickness women can have, and them is a. person who
understands her case better than any one else in the
world. That person is Mrs. Piukham. The nervousness
cmnes from some derangement. of the feminine organs,
s and is constantly fed and made worse) by the eouatuntly
i Female) diseases now get; better of
I”"'llllt'limelveu. The/y mitsll“. have proper mhtment. Ordinary
physicians do not. know how to grnp In with these dis).
Out: of the htIlIdII 9 of thousands of
women Mrs. Pinkhaln has cured not one in live, bundled
tried her advice or her medicine until the)“
‘ the skill of their own physician, sometimes of several
eases of women
physicians.
Mrs. Pinkham’ I; address )3 Lynn, Mass. Her advice I!)
prompt and fun) to all suffering women.
1“ on mat not know that your nervousuenl comes from
Your doctor may not. know it. lie. may
tell you it does not but dues be cure you? Does he help
Mrs. I’inkham will tell you the truth about
Don’ I. throw yml life’s
huppiueII-es aunt): and make nurse]! unlovable. when aliltW
, diligent heed to Mrs. Pin
, your nervousness In, removing the cause of your troubllr.
Bead curetully the letters from uomen Mn). Pmkbatrt
female troubles.
Yourself and vou’ll believe her.
WWW
.. After yours I)! wetness to curing women 8 din.
’ an yen "iii tie are it {with White to untrue Iinucs of
)9
ill:
Aim {I while
lltl Li‘.\h: mined.
'8 advice will drive away
I
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Heartfelt Stories from Cured WOmen.
“Dunn Mus. Pixtfluu: -I feel it In): duty to write and tell you of
the bang”; have received from your wonderful remedies.
one around me.
hours.
Would almost cause me to fall.
Plukham'n Vegetable Compound.
i
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‘ Before taking your Vegetable Compound I
was a misery to myself and «cry
I never laid-my aching "
heed upon my pillow withontwlshing I could die.
'“ I suffered terrible pain in my back. head.
and right bide, was very nervous, would cry for
Meuses would appear sometimes in tWo
weeks, then again not {or three and four months.
I was so tired and weak. wuld'not sleep nights.
sharp pains would dart through my heart that.
l was so poor
and white that my folks thought I was going to
tile. My mother coaxed me. to try Lydia E.
l
» bad no faith in ill, but to please her I did so.
The lirxt bottle IIelped me so mm h that 1 con-
t nned its use. I run non III II and It eigh more. than I l rer Ilid' In In) life
' tour mull-(lies Ilewtte the highest praise. ”.nltlns “IMPRED AL-
mxunu. 'Fumington, Ill.
'3
th unm- Im II women than Ill the due
I: trouble). and did nothing tor that. 01 warm I
' humble 1m better and null ,llrok
Compound has done {or me.
ferer {or your); with female trouble.
lot“ me.
Shun Stratum. 10') West lit). La l'orte. Ind.
c
Mylmublea begun with?“ ”29d.
rill-m from the ltldnev‘ii. t it) In“ timi.
I
“Dun Mus, “strum—It gives me arrest ’
pleasure to tell you how much your Vegetable)
I had been a sul-
I could. ‘
neither read um- new but I lewminutuu III a limo
Without nilflering terribly with 'my held.‘ “my
bat-II ultd kiduevn also troubled I‘m In the little.
““ l was MIVIM‘I by a friend to take Lydia,
B. Plnkham‘u Vegetahlo Cumpouml‘.
1 had no faith in it. but decided to try it. After
mung one Imm- I on m much better that levit-
tlnuI-d its use. and by the time I had taken six
bottle). I Iva» cured. There in noiotller medial“)
I rI-I-Innmend it to all my {fiendIU—whlu.
Ilium Plenum _ lam rm [mu-III] toyou forgoin- l‘tlndnéu
tun lm'l'e taken III we. and truly believe our medicine.
. In "In World.
lint-aunt] {Illingoltltowigmmw
firearm 1 underwent lonil lmhfim
flat for name time; then um um! two
the doctorznre ms- mefihfilfii‘t’ ft) {Jam
1%!!!“ hark. bill. In lune ml ‘Qflkm “I WW”
fuelled to (in up undgo
WWM “d
parka" of the Monika “Winn (I d it! ’w
to M (In broth"
' ‘dmfl! the mud time. I decided lo In deal
:Imd their uwdil inc lloullflfl'fl‘y MI- W
, lit-lone the find bottle was gonel tell the In“
. of it... 'lltm IMflNM
than all the Ilmttmt Huh-Int» out medicine.
The) lint remark thnt
s m m- m I‘Im l
to any plough. lion much boiler mu Idols ‘ and on on I“
“MM tummy) tell tho alum III In) halt“) 1’ In
month! during the Int twomnnllunnd Int "Wt-hump: ,
the your kind «Ilium uniform. walla... in. J) WIV'I.
slim!
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