("III In .I‘fh t IwII' 1i; nu {Mil All “I.
n (7) standard makee in six (Ill sizes each, or an usortment
to select from. '.
nil slave the difference in the cost. 2 .
‘ Sirilie WIIIIIlIIInIIIIII Bun.
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5"“‘1‘ your.
’ ‘es.h
‘ es Kcarns of Utah: at Washington.
‘ that he will accept the position of
., ' ecuepti'.
Silllilillilll Railroad Company
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IIIII llisi liiilllillil input
I
RIchalIloht Hall. of Ii)...“ Llonsollduled
I II ron. eweI yestorIuy
by tneIiNleivqlllllllen Reclaim on the
etntcment in the morning panels made
by James Duncan of Boston, vice pros
Ideut of the Amexicnn Federation of
In the country, In which the blame 0)
files Boston strike is laid. mm the) Con
solidilted road officials. Mr Hall gave
an outline of the Brine trouble and
then sold: . .
“we have precipitated no strike. III
has been smouldering In Boston tor
some nine fine for. as the going out of
the railroad men is concerned, it is a
sympathetic effort to force the Brine
men into the .uuion. There. was no
precipitancy on cur pnrt. Our men
were asked to do us they had done to:
years. help unload some heavy freight
roIn the llrine concern. 'I‘hcy refused
to do so. giving as it reason that the
IlIIveI didn't show the button of the
union. That caused oxen discharge.
I ’l‘tho was no pioclpitnncy on the pill".
‘ of this IouIl because the. Benton If: Al
bony did the some thing three oi foul
.Iluvn hefOIc we did fer the some rea
s'on. We Insist. that on) freight. hund-
lor-II uhull treat all. people enactly
alike. We me bound as common cII'I'I
. no.) to render that service. It would
ibc 1-.idiculous for skinhera to send
gauge of men to. dithei kind In unload
Iheavy freight at editions. We keep
I.our men there fer that express pin
house. and We cunnot see any legal way
to avdid this on on). port“. ' ‘
Judge Hull sold that he lied not been
Invited to any conference with the
governm of Massachusetts nhd others.
upon the matter. on hinted. in the dis
’ patches youtordoy.
Good- cited freight truins nro Inn-
'ulng both east end west on the Con
Chamberlain has issued orders to
‘ugentu to receive no perishable freight
i‘OI Boston without notifying shippers
I that it" mny be subject to delay there
on. TALMALGVE ILL.
Contracted I) Cold .A'nd Influenza m
I Mexico—~Now Corning Hanna.
1 SAN ANTONIO Texas march 13..
. '1‘.Dertt Tonnage. confined to his
beith on account of illness has passed
through this city (In his way to Wash
lng. lie was accompanied by Mrs
'I‘Iiimnge and his physician Mr. Tal-
triage is returning from Mexico where
he went seVernl Weeks ago
lipon his arrived in the Mexican our
itpl, he contracted a cum and tutor in-
fluenze developed. While In the Citv
of Mexico he was under the care of
DI; Fields, of. the American Hospl
to
Mr. Tnlmnge will stop one Iinv in
New Orleans to Icst MIs. ’l‘olninge
epresses no fours about his condi‘
tion. .
HORSES FOR BRlTlsH‘CAV-ALRY.
SHERIDAN, Mont“ Mo on 13.»;
British Agent J. A. Conwa. Who is
ourchnslng horses or the nee of the
English cavalry In South Attica. pun
chased a large handset. Animals in this
to Utah where they will he inspected
by the British officer‘s. Litter they
will be sent to New orleans. whence
‘ the stock will he shipped to Smith M
rice The British express gren‘t sat
infection with the Jmidy mountain
‘ Cnyuse from Montunm.
Over the
roun'hest ground the animals appear
almost indefatigable hein- after hour.
keeping up the swinging gull peculiar
to the range horse
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LOS ANGELES, Cal”
William S. McCormick. of Los Ange
as telegraphed to senator Thom
recretaryship of the Interior in Presi-
dent Roodeveit's cabinet should I) vnc
, Secretory Hitchcock. "All
'dent altered it to me flint l would
-t
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LAWYER «GUILTY OF THEFT.
1 luwy
llnho‘r, the second lilfihest luhor. one or
solidified funny but General Manager .
,WIIIcI. committed Suicide todny
vicinity The horses will be. shipped 2
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M’CORMICK ACSFPPTS SEG‘RETARY-
March 13——
ency occur through the res). nation of
that has
' been." said Mr McCormick. “is that
, ‘lenntor Rooms and Rillard have ask-
ed me whether i would accept the
piece and I answered that if the pres-
LoNDOighIMsrch lag—Iii El Francis,
2 ‘he Countries of Orkney. former y Miss
2 Connie Gilchrist of the (inlet)! thes-
guilty at the Old Bailey
. ht llv
E‘v-rnflouth elm-while Render. ‘
. ””4““.
Conviction mill“; follow 2suoiI on)
phIIIII) proof-2 es iodiven hers. .Jl‘he to)»
timony of South Nolwalk residents
should satisfy the mouth skeptical.
_ I
' More In ll. 99th Nnrwaik once Reed 2
it and see If doubt can exist in the face
l)! thin evidence.
lzlouth Norwnlk, changed in the for
business In West Nonwalk, any): “i
had kidney trouble for years. i took
medicine and was under the (solo of .I
physician so often that l ought to he
on nuthoIiiy on the questlonh i seen)
no to be rid of my trouble to) I) time.
but it showed signs of lemming and.
l wnnted to check it. i noticed some
published statements about Dean’s
Kidney Pills und procured a box III.
Holes Pharmacy In Norwullt. They
helped me, and a continuance cf the
treatment eventually nifect‘ed I) rudical
cure. "
For sale by lull denials:
cents a box. Foster Mllburn ()qu
pony, Buffalo, N. Y.. sole agents for
the United States
Remember the naIIIc—~-Doan s- and
tnke no other.
, AFFAIRS IN VENEZUELA
SAN J UA'N Porto RICOIMIlrch 13—"
the condition of the revolution in that
Country Is unchanged. The revdiu-
tionietu tire very uctlvc but it is I'e
’ ported that. they have not '.yet captured
uny ports 0) cities. l’rosldem. (lustre
is sold. to; possess. full Miniormotlon rc
ditlon of the Bolivar and it is sold thin
the revolutionary steamer recently lino
suffered teIrlbiy. 2 I
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CONFEDERM‘E ngERAN'S CAN»
. .E' ‘ .
WACO Texns Mtr‘nh‘ 13~8ul Ross
Comp. Sons of Confederate Vetcrans.I
has decided to put-3 in nomination for.
national president at the Doiluerc‘ uni
Ion '1‘. Stone, hf this city. now com~
quuIiuut of the Torus. divinioli. Judge
R B. iiaughton. of St. Louis will not
be on uspirunt‘ for reelection.
E)I MAYOR or some DEAD
BOSTON March ldkflcn‘crni Au
gustus P. Murtin former. Innon and hi
so foImeI police commissioner of Bus
ton died at his home In Dorchester of
heart failure early today General Mer-
tin was sixtyneven years of ego. At
the thus of hie death he was water
commissioner for the city. He Served
in the civil war in ' greatrllntlnctlou.
NEWSPAPERMAN SHOOTS‘ HIM-
LF
NEW YORK, navel. ilk—Andrew J.
Wotrous. it well known ncwspnp‘er
w
hootinig. He had been I) sui’i’croi from
Insomnia and had been under the cure
of II physician for some time MI. WIIt-
rods came to New York- tcn youls logo
from Philadelphia. " -
N THE AIR. ' “
The Germs of La Gflp'pe are Conveyod
Through the Atmosphere. ‘
No one. can escape the LII Grippe
germ because when an epidemic of the
diseuSe is pievuillng the ulr is laden
with. it.
The reason thnt everyone does not
have the diocese at the some time is
because the persons who are enjoying
perfect health nIc uble to successfully
resist and throw off the infection.
while those who for any reason hro
victims
Mr R. (1.: Millard oflii West avenue, _
“Incline- hy Ithrec attorneys. n‘nd each
price. 2.50 ‘
Advices received from Venezuela uny.
cording the armament. and present can»,
not in the. best of health fall ready ~
- :the clothing by
. .1 that baffles the Acetone-«it wholly
V. oncehenjslese sufferersdrom Genome
: 33 fl . All .
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liltiniiildi’pll'l‘. March 1344.12in-
niclitu eie‘ hoard yestnnduy III the
Iivi uh h‘lleridr I.0III'l:'.; by Judge 8. A.
Robinson uhil the lunar". ,in the suit iu~
IItltI‘IteI‘l hy the ntstn of Connecticut on
behalf of (Murine Melen, trustee
ugnlust i‘erI y l. Johnson, Henry ll.
lirnnnh unIi others. LAlgllmtllltS were
imnde a bittermttnck on some party
“II-o nectLd withI the motion. IAIIOrney
IStles Judson, .11.. uppenllng for the
utute .attocked the conduct of the de—
fondant» Henry B. French while At
thrneys John C. Cimihberlain and Our-
tis Thompson. appenring for defend-
unis confined their attentions to an
bttetk on the deposition of Percy L.
liohneon. and upon his more] clIaIIIc-
arv'l‘ho opening argument. who made by
.‘Attoincy Judson; who reviewed the
case from its legal uncut lie severely
unaligned Mr. FIench for the nttltude
he had assumed in the case. for his ac-
Ixroeooxaminutiou. and for oil of his
notions. the transferring of hie prop~
erty and the reinvestment of his funds
in semantics outside the stator Mr.
Judson wee ruther II‘nspnriug i his)
comment upon the notions of the chief
looked at himself in I) rather new light
after Mr.
him. 2
Attorney Chumhellaln.
for the defense. bullied Percy Johnson
fond his deposition “own they conic" in
no gentle manner He picked the dope
:ositicn to pieces. pointed out flows and
irregularities in It and ended by
claiming that the fact that Johnson Is
now serving I) term in the state prison
.to entirely discredit the testimony giv-
on by the Ilmmel “attorney” In hie e‘eti-
Imatte-of .lohnuon' 822 character. willie he
thlii severe Mr. «Chamberlain did not
blame the attorney croutly.‘ because he
.ennouneed that In his opinion. .lohn«
eon could not help doinglwrong
Attorney Thompson in beginning his
plea for Mr French. can) that the
plaintiff in " the notion instituted
ugsinet Mr French. lie alluded to the
fact thdt when the present. beneficiary
of the trust fund dies. the fund will im-
inledlutely revert to the society. lie
acid it is a peculiar condition of affairs
in which an organization such as the
Home Missionaiy society. I) Christian
society. will persecute another Christ-
fume
dentition Mu. Fromm... .- .. .2
Minding to the Johnson connection
in the matteI. Mr. Thompson said:
“The little town of Easter) has within
I) compnrutively few years sent dorm
to Bridgeportxivvo pairs of men. who
worked their schemes nnd found then
victims right in the city. without the
slightest difficulty. Charles B. and Ed-
word H Morel) come here from Ens»
ion Ifonned the firm of March Broth-
ers, and victimized persons light and
left. “Pile other couple was Joseph W.
Johnson rind his) son Perch who found
the people of Bridgenoit equally will-
ing to be made victims of mioplaced,
confidenccf‘
.- LOCKJA'W EROM COBWEBS.
Cobwebs put on I) cut- lutezy gave a
women iockiuw. Millions know that.
the best thing to- put on I). out is Buck
ion 5 Arnlcs Solve ”the infallible heel
or of WoIInIls.2 Ulcers Sores. Skin
iii-,IIptIons Burns Scolds and Piles. it
cures or no pay. Only 250 In i)‘. ll
.Baxb'er’ a Drug Store. _ '
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UNKNOWN MAN ON TRACKS.
,jI
lports) o
be identified
wouw SMASH-THE cues. ’
If members of the “May never
sociation” won)
would go to pieces for t always cures
this maladyuand Asthma. the kind‘
the em»). Thousands oi:
Itions while on the witness stand under .
defendant. nnIl MI. 2l‘I‘renolI must have ,
Judson hadconcluded will) ‘
who opened '
for exubezhlefncut should he nudicient ‘
HomeMlesionnry Society is the reel ‘
on old man, do the sotlety is per-
lussembled to enjoy the lcctuior's pro
:and- one of. the most. successful ever
ltlSTOh.March,137~The Iemalns ,
of ‘1) unknown man ere ion (1, halide 2. .
on .
the truck for client fifty feet. evidently; 2
, Ahnvlnghe’en run over by. Severin trains." t , i ,
There were no papers in any part of .
hill the. mat) could "
I) Dr) Kin x‘e: New 2 .
if
'01 tor-{c an I n it club it) real"
“we” on ill II! he it ti ony y which he was ecquIIted -
'1 his store it) inflictlel‘i‘)
whole costumes. it has :1 bolt.
IIIIIIII) now :II on) silk IIIIIIIicI.
timing the Ilill'cwiit stylus.
III. illlll can he found nowhere
‘Wlillll Ii) inches,
weight.
style of dress
Inundci ed.
while.
ivc place.
(ll‘C‘SSCS. and the woman who is
incwcnuivc
‘Siiipcs, Figurce. ‘
Clicviols. ‘l
which gulmcni.
pretty and neat
IcI gInIlcs ltmniih. :25 Io$2 oo
\ I’ll lei y.
opting Wind and u outlier.
.Irc inuiuumnhic (lull III colors,
own can have an IIIIlInIitI‘I‘l nnmhci
lI)I cull) spring wont arc the 2Ii’iquce lu
‘ IIIIInIlI‘II nuIl Raised
*\ wuier of plain McI'chi/CII (,‘hcviot IS it my
. its nilks-ihc latest styles»?
the products of the i ohi’Wfl‘dB‘lh‘fIIiulilifuci'IIrcrs.
follows we have obtained the distinct silk IIovcllv fm the
coming; season, It is called l‘uxilk. rciscmlillng u IuckI-Il
silk III app ill'lllltt‘ and is vcrv handsome for waists and
Thus it
exquisite iIIIinlI dud tlIcIc
\mI may sue ll I'In I‘xlll-
also. the fashion pinion illus—
II wlll he sold cucludiuclv by
t‘lSi‘ in town. l’li‘II' ill on,
BRA GONIA :PONGEE
This Is illltltllt‘l‘lIIPW I’IIcI'IIlicI
has just made its appearance;
ciuati‘ng in its iolrieglikc‘a Cr‘epcllc' Chine, yet {with more
A very beautiful find useful ‘I‘I‘ilk‘ for the present
()ucoiits good features is that it can he
Light and dark colorings us wcll us l)l.IIk and
Price $I.oo. width 27 lili‘llc...
I_l)f-2_llic silk family that
It is soft, clinging. and fun-
(‘liuwiicw'tllhltc(,lomld DcpuriIncIIi in. I) very ntiI‘chi—
White Funnies“ are coming); in every day. [Every
woman .secms to be planning'her summer waists and .
smart enough to make her
because they are so
lifl‘ccts, and the
SPRING COMFORTABLE
. i this time oilyqu licavl licIl-cloihing is burden-
.soIIIc. We have just received about 25 (.10ch) Comfortnblce
all filled with the ‘Iclchratcil “Snowflake Cotton."
are light III “eight Holly and wall".
"IIIcrc' is u very good one 'le 98 etc.
.'J‘hcy
The IOVCI lugs zirc
{Bot—
VEILINGS FOR MARCH.
Novelties ill Nets and C hilltop Veillngs
in II IIIIII,I*'aIIclc.s for Complexion [\2' oils in
Also the heavier Yelliugs'
New designs
unsurpassed
from
2 for ' protection
llnvc you econ tlic "(hin’aou \ cliiug?‘
THE D M. READ COMPANY
5.“
Two Hundred Members from "All” Parts
of County in Session Yesterday.
BRIDGEPORT March l3-w12‘airfleld
County Pomona. Grunge met at Strut
ford yesterday, about 200 members
from all parts of the county," being inl
attendente. The business session was 3,
held at 10 o'clock. and following I.)
ports from officers and committees; the
nsslgning of new business and the die
panel of on). fiftyflvo candidates were
inducted into the mysteries of the...
third degree. At 1‘ o‘clock dinner was
gserved by membeis of Housatonic
Grange and at 2: 30 the meeting we
gram This included pepeIs by Louis
iP Wakemun of Westport on “How to
IMakeGood Roads"; by H S. Mills. of
Milford on “What the Pomological
lSoclety Has Done for the Fairnei”; by
Miss Marnie Elwood of \Vestport on
2"Mother Goose Melodies.”
The meeting was one of the laigeet
held" by the Grange.
NORWICH MArch l$.——Frank 0. Wii
on Walked into the local police sta
, ennd his
ill duly. March 13.‘
GRANGERS iN STRATFORD. "
{it and became heal
‘ it. Only 50c.
nntlsfnction
Bridgeport. Conn.
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Di RIGT DEPUTIES.
NAUIIATUCK :IMorchn 13~Statc
Deputy W J. Henry of the Knights Of 2
Cdlulhbu‘s announced today the follow-
ing district deputies: DistIict 1,‘ M.
F Sullivan ofNew Haven; District 2
Joseph P. Qiiirk of Middletown; ,3.
James P.. (loosen. Hartford; 4, Edward '
F Gooey. Wiliimantic: 5, Frank J 0'-
Ellen, New Britain; 6 Thomas F. Mo.
Conn Wateihury; 7 John E. Lytldy.
Bridgeport; 8 John M. Henri) Nudge.
i.:uck M. J. BuIrott; .10. Thomas 1.
Kelley9 lIVllllmnntlo.i .
THE Vick OF NAGGING.
clouds the happiness oi the home.
but a nagging woman often needs help.
She may he so nervous and run down
in health that tilting annoy her If she
is nielanéhfill’vemltnble troubled with . .
loss of appetite headache, sleepless-
ness, constipation or fainting and diz
zy spells, she needs Electric Bitters .
the most wonderful remedy for ailing
women Thousands of sufferers from?
female troubles, nervous troubles
backache and week kidneys have used
y and hollDYI Try
h axter guarantees
1“?
BARN BURNER BOUND OVER.
NORWICH March i3-——Deputy State
Fire Marshal Banks of Bridgeport, to:
day caused the arrest of Patrick Siilll.
van aged fifty, 1) farm hand at Pres-
ton on I) charge Mleging an attempt
to flIe the house of; Joseph H. Hewitt.
on February 9 llivnu was given a
trial in 2a justice I) court and probable
cause was found. He was bound over
:to the. May term of the Superioi
court under $1000 hands.
unu-
FOR THE COM EleN
The co plcxion nil ys suit ers frorn 2
, or constipation. . unless
the bow ii) are kept open the impuri-
’ tics from the body appear in the form
DeWitt' a bite
of unsightly eruptions
and
iv Risers keen the live.
Iyears-3’ ' Never gr“
‘ ithorough' mull so"
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lpills Still , Pow iIGorpordtlon
no Icon. ob
,2 $11!!thth ‘
I .cltv centered). :2 mil
iofilccrs county had local
:dlvismn‘s were {unseen N
“in cavalry loft Peduooli hodhy
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