GTON. March lib-«Al
campaign for control of the.
‘ f Reprcuontutlvcu lII "Fl
, the tIvoIgreut- partlcu :IIIIII
deI'opIIrlIIg for the strum-
publlcaus have already
. campaign committee. of
.ougrcssman Russell is the Con
‘ amber. 'i‘hiu
blibly re-uloct thIII prcacnt
til M LBabcoI. of Wisconsin
ly the sumo: IoInmllIItIII
. ncvor yct huvim.I lost. the
soV‘su’I‘ecouut’ut for the last
Democrats lIuI'II also soldered
1' their men. but as yet have not.
iablo‘ to decide upon a IIhulrn‘qu.
prinblpally because no one
,8 to want it. It won offered to
th‘» Gormun IIIc’ently Ielurned
,VfW It land to the United States
‘ Ill; be excused himself by
Marine had graduatcd from that
lit ‘s.. Sonatoi Clark of Mouiunu
‘ lcheBVt man in CoIIng-us was next
I! d the place. but hI-I dccllnIIrl on
.0 ht of mess of luminous. Senator
firtln of Virginlu is non being tug
at he does not. “out. it if he run
. Ill: 0! it
its Democrats lll'L‘ trying to giro
impression down bore that they
chance to carrying ”w: next
but when pinnIIll down to plain
‘ till they fall to giro anything Ito
fit tiate their t‘lllll‘llS I'l‘hoy Isim
use their perIaIliItions on tho gen
4 . act that in an off your. the Housc
9.. 1y goes for tho party that is up
' o the administration. This wus
in so the lost time lIoII'eIIII as Pres
it! fit McKinley had a RIIpubliI-an Sen
lid House during his full term,
‘ 7 m as Connecticut is Ionccrnod.
mm of the Dcmociats in Congress
,, Vitde the statement after their Iaucus
. ‘ or night that they thought
9V 8 chance to carry ouc Iliu-
hypo lbly two . but ubcu asked
N; [y they thought so they acknowledz
I! they had no spIIIIIViul reasons for it
, opt that one district. was uatIIIIIllv
mmocrntlc They would not name
' district but evidently Inferred to
and district. now rcprcseutcd
Sperry This. rumor has been
lid Everytyear sinIIIIIh.iI Spain was
Véo d but the Demouat.‘ him: than
lied to cam it
'I hing the VDchIIII 'IutiI slowing
mlttee down here seems to bank
I: doruble on is the ('fft‘('t the Inn
,1 it tonal convention is going in haw
V the politics of tho state 'l‘hIII
Iii that. the conI'ciitIon will have .1
{odd my to help the llcmoI-Intlc pur
tVy. 'HQW this can Illicit the conglosu
oiéction is not stated and llI“'-l\il
ecelved by tho prcuc nt (‘ onucItiIIul
sntlon seems to indicate that an
a the Republican momlwrs {“0
ed the convention IIllI haw
‘. lfect eithel one \inI or ”III other.
on of the ConnPIItiIIut IIIIIIanIIrs bur.
. ‘ed up in thcI conutilutionul conveu
believing that is Slilt‘tl) II mnttIIr
convention to settle
one of thI.I leading" l)(‘lll()t'l‘lllS
Bked what effect he thought. thII
Josue would have on the. (Ion-
t issue entirolyV rom the next
lonnl campaign. He was then
thought the effect
Vimdlcapped so VIIVIVIIV as the con
aloha] election is concerned. that
have to be sclectcd Thus far
Troop seems to. be the load
. Vlitloiu‘n in the Democratic. partv.
looks now the Republicans. in
at What is being said in various
Will present a solid from next
There are diflcrcnces ot' opin-
Within the party notably on Cuba
compromise will be effected in
‘ our future. and Cuba will be
led concessions in accordance
bromine made to the Cubans
ilfi; " i ”to The Raoul).
P, will hunt the advantage by
' originated men at the bead.
ed the affairs of
‘Thenln addition. Son»
mVlt ee. will look after things in
and he is looked upon here as
"tho”bcst‘ and ablest political
the :ucountryI He is constant
dentlul possibility.
r it promises to be an in
bath. urging them to
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torn tho cummlttoo.
of New liarcn,
was onlyI in the your 1900
thnt
could be obtuiuml.
were 71?.
these there wcrc eight
lquI last night
fomulc
storied.
lIIIlIulf’ of Mayor Mulvihill. of BringI
port. givcn bouncing impetus by Edi-
tor 'l‘roup. of tho New Huvcn Union.
Next came tho boom in bchnlf oi
oi. Osborn, inuIchcd by “scvvrul ud-
Iuirlng friends.“
through thI medium
tr
ol‘
‘I'Ichildrcn IIill be delighted
fiwith the utmost confidcuce. .
Cough 39133.9!”
«as. soon as the child- be—
V other
fat hand ready f ‘ {l
I «to o ‘tlm .
onxnucd The present in on»
‘ ad in 1398 at tho uoll
.f upliors' Union but tho III
V“. In... taken hold of tho mutmr and mo
urging Gunman to chungu lllt" on.
p dwnoru
ch‘orui hearinga huvo boon hold III.
John '1‘. Manuou,
LIGHTNING STA 'l‘Vikl‘i‘lOS.
The Department of“ Agriculture huh
I .lqu. publlslicd uu iutorIIIIItlng IIIIport on
the invustiuutiouu on lightninm which
lIIIIIu (‘tllltlllt‘lt‘ll by the Ilcpurb
"\Vt‘
Will for tho lust. (‘lt‘Vl'll yearn. ’l‘lII
lnvIIdiuutiou ehouu that buthIIIn tlIII
_\’( ilil‘l'i llitlll und 1990 lbI-ro were 6772
it
boWIIIvcr,
lIVIformutlou
cutlu, b_I lightning in the IouutrVy
rcliIIIblIII
'Tbut ,vIII‘III
klllcd and 973 injured.
killod
inht lnjurvd in Conucrtlcut.
I 3' I
S'i‘. l’A’l‘RlCK‘S DAY BANQUET.
perfectly ‘
tliurl
301151 9". man Sperry was omI of the
upohkcls III tho St. l’ntriI‘Ik’ s lluv bun
quot oi thII AnI-lr-Int Order of Hibern-
IllII Iuapondrd to the
)illil of the ”lrlshman an ll (I‘itizen'
'l‘hc bunnuct wus utrlIItlI a social of
fair poll “('5 bring dIIIIlIIrIIIi hatred for
III ()(‘t‘ union,
THE VICE OF NAGGlNG.
Cloud..- the.
headache, .IIlIIIIplI-us-
Inn (‘11.
troubles. nervous
“le110 tion.
DEMOCRATIC BOVVOMS.
v...“—
Several Favorite Sons AlreadyV Pro~
posed for the Governorlhlp.
Apparcutlr there arc u couuiIlerablo
nunibcr of DIIinocruts of Connecticut
w
IlIInly opened in. their direction.
who urII
tiling to accept the Democratic nom~
Intiongfor tho (lovernorship bur; ‘bccu
ho think the door of hope buu sud-
Alrcady booms for those
The first boom was that in
Ne‘xt theI boom for Daniel Davenport
of Bridgeport, circulated by “ucverul
udmirlmr tricnds.”
Next tho boom for Hon. Thomas M.
Waller of NIIII- London. suggcutcd by
III “old sIuaIIi et al.
Next tho boom fOI Mayor Thay'ci In
mwiII.h given the light of publlcltI
of II personal
lend. residence Norwich, and II lifII-
no tricnd of this IIundidutc.
Next. Hon. James H. Webb. of
umdon. suggested by many friends
Id neighbors.
Last. but not least. W.
East lV‘lllVPn.
ll is‘curly yet.
K. Stevens.
and thaw III'II many
towns and VIIountzlcs still to in» board
om.
Evidently lllPl‘P'VS going to ho some.
thing doing in Connecticut durmg'tnr:
noxi gubcruutorial campaign.‘
The Republican purty isn'tfiin tho
curly’bird business, just now, but will
we hunters out for tho guboruutoriul
01m
LII udcr.
The mothersV of croupy
to know that this dread dis.
ease can be prevented and
all danger and anxiety
avoided. This fact has
been abundantly provon in
many thousands of cases
and may be relied upon
It Is only necessaiy to give
'~‘»_.I«I . h.
..I u: 4..
Chamberlalrl sV
comes hoarse or cvcnviafter
the croupy cough has ap-‘
pcared and all symptoms oi~
the disease will quickly dis-
appéar. That remedy is
Ialoo a certain cure for croup.
it has been In general use ‘
for many years Valid has
never he» know» ta fuz‘Vt’.
It is the sole reliance with
many thousands of mothers
and never disappoints them.
.Tlt contains no opium or
harmful substance
and may bc-V given as cVouVllIQ
«clearly to a baby as to an
aV’V‘dIilt. it should be keptV‘
bus bum] botorv the.I
ounuittec. rcprouIIIItiug tho Counocti-
(‘Ul ship owners. it. in rcportod lhut tho
IIIIquIlttIIII is fuvoInbiII to the main
l‘eutuII-u of the bill
and will make u I. 9..
IIIpIu't on it III It shall limo. “ I
O
()t'
and
happiness of the. home.
but a hugging woman often needs help.
She may he so nervous and rundown
in health that tritlcs annoy her.
is melancholy, excitable. troubled with
loss of uppctitc
nos s. «onutiputlou or fainting and db:
zv spellu, she needs Electric Bitters.
thII most wonderful Ielnedy l'or‘uilim;
'l‘bousunds of uniforms from
Lroublcu.
backaohc and weak kidneys have used
it and beI-umc healthy and happy Try
Onlvbtlc P H Buxtorgunrumvee
it bite
in due ueusun.--New Haven.
" soclatlon" would use Dr: King's New
Discovery for Consumption the club
this maladywand Asthma the kind
I cm... from the system. Thousands or‘
1:4
I
VMIIIIy anal) sacs of cheap
ud cough and throat
V; .I
.I.“?
VRoot, etc.
llpoxsonolu. drug of any sort.
f cough mudiciués, croup
VVfrec fioin colds, croup or sore
rogrum.
V otiuate c.1tarrh,l‘rom which I
years by Stuart’s
“no longer dread the approach
as I once dVch '
hymn
m of chronic
5:
CVdSIila
Little
clearly pIoIcu that a large proportion of
h; temporary relicf which these VIIlIcup
medicinés often give in coughs and coldw
especiallv with the little children, is' because
, the opiate, by. deotroyiug the none sensation
V ltbe irritation in the “bout. II huh causes the
I #bough is temporarily Icmmed. but the Ieal
'I‘pause of the cold is not in any way IcInoI ed
Ilby the opiate and will promptly return.
'l‘hcbest thing to use to remove the cat
orrhal sanction which cause. the cold
‘hoarseucsI. and irritating cough
reparation composed of antiseptics like-ll u~
‘(calyptoh Red Gum of iI uculetur. tree Blood
V under name of Stuart’s Catarrb
ablets which contain no opiate, cocaine or
’ A, mother liviug in Charleston. Mass
Iliappy musessor of four children, writcsa:
ivc‘rv tail and winter I have laid In a stock
«throat remedies for my little children,
smneho‘w or [other they new or sécmcd to be. ‘
“’lliis fall I made a change in the usual
I had myself been cured of an oh-
Catarrh Tablets and as
”they note pleasant to take 1 determined to
dry them with my cliildicu. Our family phy
uiciuu told me he knéw them to be pcrfccllv .
“hate and nothing better could be token.
‘ l gme‘ them to the children and have con.
tinned to do no cv or since whenever there n.
the least sirru Vof croup or sore tin-,oni and 1
vii Tablets not only curcIi
nilwfliroat catarrb, but
For... .
\
‘VBo conful In tho use of Dough Medicinal: for ohlldnn’s
coughs and aoldo.
IIough Inixtuics
lozenge. ll‘d\‘ I:
says:
the
is a new w
them. I took
the
lighted Inc.
and ’l‘ablels in the
for
mixtures,
throat.
lug so safe and
bud «uttered for older people i
K‘ciucdy. ’
People who
So
of cold we outlier
Tablets. which
they have sort-Ii me many an anxious
night with my little ones.’
Mr. A. R. Fernbank olColqubus. Ohio,
“I suffered
Cntarrh that i tool: it as II mutter of course,
and that nothing would cure it except II
change of climate which my business affairs
‘\\Olll(l not permit me to take.
"My nostrils. were almost olwoysclogged
up and I had to breathe through the. mouth,
muslinr on inflamed
thought of eating breakfast often nauseated
Inc midthe cutarrh gradually getting into my
stomach, took away my appctite and digestion.
“ My druggisl :l(l\'l‘~‘(:(l me to try a 50 cent
box of Stuart's. Caiarrh Tablets. l‘IeIquse he
said he had so many customers who had been
cured of catarrh by the use of these tablets, V
and he felt he could honestly recommend
boxes with results that surprised and de-
"1 always. keep a box of Stuart‘s Catnrrh
use them freely on the first appearance of a
cough or cold in the head.
“With our children we think there is; noth—
’l‘ublcts to word oil cmup nudcohls, and with
the bearing bud been seriously impaired by
Il:hronic catarrh cured entirely by, this new
solves, and washes for catarrli and have found
. how upclcsr. they are, will be agieeably sur- ‘
I prised at the results.V following the use of 3V V
pleasant internal remedy in tablet '
Druggiuts evcrv whcic admit that Stuart‘.
V age. is the softest, most cfle‘ctivc and popular .
of ii catarrh remedies.
so many winters from
irritated throat. The
his advice and used several
house and the whole family f -.
reliable as. Stuart's Cutarrh -
have known of cases where '
have used spravIs inhalers,
form.
they sell at 50 cents per pack- ,
MR. SCOFIELD'S SUCCESSOR.
Some Talk of FronerlckV A. Belts, For-
mer Commissioner.
The resignation of Inouruucc (20m.
Iniusloncr Scolicld has, according to
the NIIII: llavcn RIIglstIIIr, gleIu rise to
considerable speculation among RI»
publicuu politicians on to who his suc-
cessor may possibly iIII. Gov. ‘Mc‘lIIIIau
is now in the South in company with
' his IlIIIIIIIIsItI political friend. Chairman
lI‘leIr. of tho. i'tcpubiiIIuII State (icntral
(‘Imumittcu a formcr "insurunIIIIII com»
.missioncr. by tho wuy. 'and it III nu»
likely that His Excellency will givo
um- ludlcntiou of whom he may up-
poim until his return.
it II'IIII suggcstcd last. evening by a
local Republican leader that. it would
bII a graceful thins: for (tor. Mrlmuu
to ’appoint li‘rcdcrick A. Butts us Mr.‘
Scocfilds successor HII was the lat
It‘l I-I puniccessor and his lilt‘lllli-i wore
by no menus: plonccd ut Gov.- Louns
burv s refusal to IIIIIIppoiIIt him. it “no
imbued out that Mr Butts and the
Governor are good filondu. but on tho
othcr hand. it was thought unlikely I
that. even it the othce were tondcrud
Mr. Belts now. he would not acrepi.‘
Even from u pecuniary consideration
it. would bu inadvisable {or him to do
so. M r. Bctts is now a commissionor
of tho St. Louis Exposition. with dual.
ary of about. $5,990 It your and oxpcnn
scs. This appointment willIlust for‘
about. three years more. and. albumin.
lug altogether the conslchatiou or the
dignity of the oilice, it could srmccly'
be considered a WOlBe more to rcliu-I
qulsh it for the purpose of accepting
h ouI» Icai‘ s appointment as insurance:
commissioner at a $4. 000I salon; hori
Mr. Scolioid‘ 8 term will expire July 1 i
1903. and men it Gov Mclwuns suc- *
cessoi should be a Republican tllN‘t‘ is »
no ccitaluty that ho 'wouid reappoint;
Mr Belts at that timII .
“a“...
.
. IWOU‘LD SMASH-THE CLUB.
»." members of the "Hay reverbe-
would go to pieces for it alwavo cures
that harms the doctorw—‘lt ’whoiiy
lance hopéleas suffororo from Consump
poo Pneumoniaf Bronchitis owe their
lves and health. to it. It conquers"
in, saves little ones from Group and
hopping cough and is positively
. guaranteed or" all Throat and Lung
troubles 500.» 81:90 i Trial irbottles.
» EVMPEVROR .IVIEVAVES PRUVSSIA
BRUNSBETTEL; Poussin. March 18
I—Emperor William oft this port at
:16 this.
loshlp Kilis‘cr Wilhelm Ii in order to
eet Admiral Prlnoé Henry of Prus-
“ The Hamburg- Am
. . r Dcuuchlaa‘d with
lune on... a
l
V Would use Kemp‘s Balsam tor
méflilnz on' board the biIt-
d‘ his unit-oh board is .
Ie to 'arrive‘ oli' Cuxhaven .at about ”i" '
NANCY Auoansou's sun".
”.I....I
Thinks Amzi June Ought to Give HerV
Somc of His Legacy.
I Nancy Audcruon. .ll dusky ‘Iluughtcr‘.
of African, who has bum II rcsidcnt of
Riverbank “for novoi‘hl yours. has
brought suit agutnst Anizi .lunc. ‘vho
has been a boarded ut IIIIII home for II
period of several yours. She. sues to
I'IIIIIIIIIIII- damages. fixed at 51.600, and.
bus attached property owned by the
defendant in Rlvcrluink to the amount
of $2.000. The Anderson woman altog-
cs thut for a period of twelve years
she has bourIlIId the defendant. cured
for him done his wuuhiug and given
him other attentions which she claims
are worth $11.00 to be:
June's futlIIII diIIIl Sumt‘ timc ago.
iIIIIviuI.r the son I-onsidcrubln I-IIal cu-
tatu. The young man roucntly express.
ed a Iicuirc to turn the.I property into
cash, and when his’ intention bIIcamII
known to the plaintiff uhc at. onco in.
atltIutIId legal proceedings to obtain
what shc bclicvcs is her duo. She
has retained Judge Julius E. Curtis for
her ut.tornoy.I The papers in the suit
arc returnable to the Court. of Com-
mou Pleas holden at ‘Dnnb‘ury on the
first Tuesday in April. .
A SENSIBLE MAN
the
Throat and Lungs. it is curing more
Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis,
Group and all Throat and Lung Tron.
bled, than any other medicine. The
proprietor has authorized any druggist
to give. you a sample bottle free to con
vinoe you of the merit of this great
remedy Price £350. and 500.
NEW PACiFlC COAST RAlLWAY.
LOSV ANGELFS 5, Cal. March 18:-~
'Presldent B. F Yoacum. of the St.
.lIouis and Sun Francisco Railroad
:‘dompnhy who is at; present in hos
5 Angela].
. his com‘pany‘i‘will build to the: Pacific
had strongly intimated that
coast with son Frunclloo as the ulti-
mate terminus President Yoacum re,
ccntly completed a tour of Southern
Arizona whcro. it. is said. he looked
over thé field with the view of select
log the: most inviting route for his
road.» He acknowledged that the St.
Louis and Sun Francisco now has sur.
Iveyors at work cast of Albuquerque.
N. M with the idea of extending the
Oklahoma and Wostérn road; u re-
cently acooinod property. It is said to
he the; intention of the St. Louis and
I San Francisco to control a transcou- I
tinentul um reaching from Savannah.
on VoV Vciit lately gave a
blow. Millions know um
the best thing to put on a cut is Buck
lens A Iowan. the lntalllblo heal
‘0 do Ulcers. Sores. Skin
rn . mo. and Plies. It
pay. Only 25c F H.
Baxter’s Drip: Store.
w .I.—.1
V‘ {pi and expensive operations. I
. running on Schedule time-
NICKEL WHISKEY lN BRlDGEPORT
Liqmn dealers in Biidgcpoit IIIII up
i in lii‘illh’ against in II rout whiskI-v. ii p
lto ubout II your out) half-Ilium tire Iva
li'l' II on unknou II around IIhIIII pails
.WhIIn II man wanted a IiIink of “hard
stun" be had to plank down a dim» III
cry tlIIIIII. it to said that. (hero are now
uevcn mucus in the city where the
thirsty can get his tlppic at the rut
rot». and us IllOI'l" are threatened the
old-priceI chops are getting nervous.
lib: paid that there in a movement. on
foot to gut thc county commissioners
to refuse II license to a dealer who was
known to be a “cut rotor." The deal
on: who maintain the ancient rate liBVe
been watching those new pluccs in the
bane that. tbcv might catch the pro-
prietors in II violation of the law. But
strungo to say every ouc of the so
locus which sells livcrcnt whiskey is
ucicdin ooiiIIII circles. for the. orderly
munncr in which it is run. it is cur.
ions to now that these. cheap liquor
suioor... coll very little bccr. Their
mine is confined almost entirely to
"hard stud."
COULD NOT BREATHE
Coughs, colds croup. grip brOnchVi
tis other throat and lung troubles are
quickly cured by OmI Minute (‘ough
Cure. One Minute Couch Cure is not
It more cxpectorant. which givesonly
temporary relief. it softens and ii
uuiflcs the mucouu draws out the in
flammotiou and removes the cause of
the disease. Absolutely safe. Acts at
once. “One Minute Cough Cure will
do all that is claimed for it." says Jus-‘
line of the Peace J. Q. Hood. Crosby;
Miss. “My wife could not get. her
breath and was relieved bv the first
dosc it has been :1 benefit to all mv
familv." I
“LIVE BIRD TOURNAMENT.
KANSAS CITY. Mo... March 18.—
Tho grand American hoodlum). live
bird tournament. which will be held in
5. inclusive. will attract the greatest
uumbcr of wing shots that ever parti~
cipatIIIl in any shootingfitournament
according to Elmer fili‘. Shunt-2r. mama.
coir of the interstat association un-
der whose auspice - blgV eyelat will
“be held Mr. Shooter mired bore to.
day. - He came to arrange‘ the details
for the grand A‘merlcun handicap The
entry list already numbers 215 and the
entry books will hem open untilmaxt
"Saturday. »
SURGEON'S KNIFE NOT NEEDED.
Surgcry- » if: * no longer inoces‘sory to
cure piles. DeWitt‘s Witch Hazel
Sabin. curesIsuciI cases at‘once.*remov-
dug the necessity for dangerous. pain
For
scaids cuts burns wounds bruises
sores and skin diseases it. is unequall-
ed. Beware of counterfeits. '
COLORADO STORM ABATED...
DENVER. March 18.-—Reporta from
the mountain towns indicate thattho
storm 0: the last few days has abated
and the prospect is for clear weather.
All mountain railroads have cleared
their trucks ofunn‘ow and trains are
No loss or
hm 0 serious damage from the storm
:1 Canada of an
league. are also "9me to be $9ng our. buslucss is increaVslhg so rapidly.
Kansas City from March 31 to April I
(Continued from Flrglt Pinto)
purtmcnt. and the latter did not thluk
thc place a good one, but was finally
induced to give the Ghlotto store. till
Wall street. conulderutiou. Since then
tbcy hove hcurd nothing from Mr.
White. _ . I .
Chairman Arthur C. Wheeler, of the
committee on securing the both ailk
mill, reported excellent progress and
the prospects for cecuriux the induutry
bright. I
The Standard Motive and Power
:ompony. a new concern is thinking
of locating uomowher . and President
Adams. of the assoeiution. has haul in
communication with the officials at the
company, and the lattct think well or
Not-walk A IIImIInlttce composed of
.l. P. Trondwell. S. H. Holmes and May
or George B. Buxton wan appoint-ed to
inveutlgutr the matter. The company
has a capital stock of $5,000,000..and
ltuutock sells for $100 per share. our
value. The concern is organized to
place upon the market an invention by
A. P. Dodge. which does away with the
unpleasantnean of smoke. sparks and
cludern from locomotives.
Short. speeches wore made by Lieu-
tenant Governor }Ilwln O. Keeler.
Mayor George B. Buxton. Dr. Many and
J. ‘P. Treadwoil. All were on the sub-
ject of the welfurc of the city. and
were well applauded.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith was al-
50 on hand with a humorous selection,
which was original. and expressed his
views on the post office question. and
brought down the house. .
A vote of thanks was given to Messrs.
NilIlocl. & Russell the genial propile-
tors of the. hotel {or their courteous
treatment. of the association. and it
was further unanimously voted to hold
another banuuet at thII same place in a
month. Those present Were:
'l‘own (‘lerk Herbert R Smith, Sei-
ectman livues M H. Glover. Council-
man L. J. Reynolds. Alexander Scmplc
Dr. .1. G. Gregory V. S. Selicck. H. P.
Price, .l P. Treadwell. Judge H W
Grcgmy. Comhtock Brothels, Ex- Mayor
A 0. Wheeler. .Il Thomau. W. H.
Seileck. C‘. F 'I‘rlIVItVram. Lester Hyatt
E. K Lockwood Lieutenant Governor
Edwin 0. Keeier. Harvey M. Kent.
.lumcs llubhc. C. A Lawrence. Henry
Coleburn. (look) 3 Hoyt lodge E. M.
Lockwood. W A Curtis. C. E. Curtis
Representative E. S. Adams. Mayor
GeorgeB BBuxton. Francis Leonard C
H. Diluorth. Dr. C W. Mauv William
F. DcKlyn..loscplI Binns. .».l H. Handle.
W AI Benedict. Councilman A. .l.
Meeker and P. l). Stannm I]
M
NO EXODUS FROM DAWSON.
United States Consul Savior Denies
the Many Rumors Afloat.
VANCOUVER B 0. March 18——
“l‘he following dispatch has been r-c
I-eiIeIl from Mayor MacAuley of Daw-
son. asking for its publication:
"DIIIIson. March 17 ~—Rcspccting tho
a widespread roports published in the
non spupIIrI. of the United States and
alleged cxoduu of tintI
people. from Dawson City and of alleg-
IIIl business panic in the city in the
bean. of thII \ukon distiict U S.
Consul Sayiur has today authorized
the following statement: I There is
absolutclv no truth whatever in tho
rumors; nubilsbcd. This othce has
bccn in‘touch with nearly all the poo
Die who have left for lower river
points and the number who have gone
this uintcr in about tho some as in
pIcIimus yours. The statement that. II
business panic prevails in Dawson and
that the minors are deserting the
crooks is also entirely false. From
personal investigation 1 am able to say .
that the business than of the com.
munity havII thII utmost confidence in
the future of Dawson”
GREAT TRO'VrTlNG MATCH.
HARTFORD.VIMaerh 18-_—-Thc‘ great
trotting match between Thomas W.
Lawson’s ‘Boralma (2:07) and E. E.
Smathcr’s Lord‘DI-Irby‘ (3:06léi for
$20,000 a side. will be decided at Char
tcr Oak Park the tirnt week in Septomv
bur. "Andy" WclIIh. manager of the
truck. will meet tho owners of the
horses or their.representatives in n
few days and arrange definite plans
for the event. Mr. Smathérs and Mr.
Lawson have accepted the bitter oi” six’
ty per centfimude‘ by Mr. Welch and
the only matter to be attended to how
is the selection of the date. The Hurt
I’ord meeting will take place the first
Week in September but as tho Lord
Dorby-Borulma contract coils for ll
race before Septcmhcrfl, the meeting
may bc'advanced a day or two.
‘DEAF MUTE CENTER FIELDER.
CHICAGO. March 18.~Hoy. the deaf
mute center fielder. who has played“:
for twoucusous on Comiskey‘s cham-
_.pi011ship teams in the American asso
elation and the Western League,.ls so:
far without a berth for the coming
season. Manager Lottus made a strong
effort to secure his services for. the
Washington team but to date Hm has
refused to agree upon terms. Boston.
and St Louis clubs. of the American
ing his services.
»To ‘CURE ACOLD iN ONE DAY
Take» Laxative BromoQutnine Tablets.
All drugglata refund the money it it
Inns to our». 33:. N7. Groves stgnoture
is on each» 310 -. vac: ‘
OWNERSV cVOVMPLVIEVD WITH LAW.
i NEW HAVEN March lS—Deputy
Coroner Pond. who was called to We.
.terbury to in‘vestigatethe finding 0!
the body of William KohnIin the‘Seo
ville house ruins. has decided that the
owners or the hotel lived up to thI
law as regards fire escapes as 40 em
pinyees escaped withont' diVmculty up
on the. breaking out of the fire The
owners are not held responsible tor .
the death
69%
1'th Iigfllfllm in on every boxV of the. 3mm
Laxative Bromo-Quiniue mm:
the runodv that mm n (sold In one all:
BUBGLARB GET VV87VSVVIVV
wur‘nnuuuv. March 18~Early yIV... :
tcrday three masked burglars seized
gagged and bound the blunt watchman
at the factory at the Plait Mills Com
may on dBonédlct street blew open this
MIMI“! 50th
122 Water St. V
fitute of Ohio. 88., City of Toledo,
Lucas County.
Frank J. Chaney makes oath that ho
is the senior partner 0: moduli: of F.
.‘l. Cheney o (.30., doing hooligan in thc;
City of Toledo. County oudfi to atom-t
sold and that said tlrm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every one of autumn
that cannot be cured by the use at
Hall's Caturrh Cure.
I'm-INK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and uubscrlbed
in my prouonce, this 6th day or Decom-
ber, A. D.. 1886.
. A. |W. GLEASON,
Notary Public. .
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
naily and acts directly on the blood
and mucous shrtocos of the system.
Sand for testimonials. (rec.
F. J. CHENEY. o 00.,IToledo, 0.
Sold by Drugststa. 750.
Hall’s Family Pills are the bout.
n... , ‘.."...»‘..........""..I.
was. 7" ZFIRE’ILINSUR‘WFF.
First
I . Are you insured in a strong
company that is ”conflagrutlon-
proof"?
Second
Is your policy correctly writ-
ten by an experienced agency?
The experience of a anartor Voi‘ I1
century is. at your sorvlce..
Inigo: M. m not.”
fir-0V lnburanoe
5 Railroad Place .80. Non-walk.
mm .
F'lr‘e insurance
seems to be about the only commoleVtVyV
bought without regard to quality.
There are as many grades of insur-
ance as there are of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying. for the
best quality; are you quite sure you
are getting it? Better to know now
than after too tire. Our fifteen years’
experience on the subject hove fitted
as to do this well.
Taylor 8" Galden,
Telephone Call, 1075—4.
1847 V V V 1902.
Pldmblng and. Swarm Heat
Ina. .
Hot Water Heating.
Hot Air Hoatlrm.
S’l‘OVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND 'I‘iNV ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting
Fixtures, Metal Ceiling.
. Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
flu: Janos 8 llatchldsp company
17 WALL STREET NQRWALK
l,V.V’I
Gas etc.
When you buy cool you want II full
Not only want the quality
_When
you place the order with us you are
sure at satisfaction in every bit of cool
you buy. '
Place your orders With us and got
measure.
right, but the quantity as well.
your money's worm. Our price cquala‘
any and our coal surpasses all.
lIleIlIIkwulliI.
. Branch Oflice.2
2. ho approva of the: public is bygi
ing them the best WINES and “LIQ
UORS in the market at. the lowest posg
slble profit. This is the reason why
We make a specialty of Wines and
Liquors for Family and Medicinal Vase, .
(or which purpose they. must. b pure.
Every drop at goods in eltho . I '
absolutely pure—whethér tho price is
large or small, the did’érence‘bcing in
the age. We buy of the distiller di-
'rect, sell to the consumer direct, say.
lug two profits. Wo soil any quantity. ‘
any quality. at any price. we want
to number you amon our customers,
feeling sure you wil always be one
of them altar the first Itrlula -
' 33313 H; IVVBBIVVV
(brim-k. uml' II I .
Norwalk Chronicler