lnsns Tnnight
I gliIIs Entertainment lnjnn
Ind Bill Brent Thrnnn
1111311111111111n1 Articles To lit
a
ilisnnSnd iii T night
he annual parish 11111 of St. Mary‘s
Irish; which has been running since
dEquneaday evening, at Loch
at“ 1111111111 be brought to a close
I evening. T e usual large attend-
finite again mar ed last evening and
.eIcuuvussexs were diligent as ever.
M6wliiti shorter than the previous
ovenlhg'll but was interesting. The
fieléct loin by the Zobo band. composed
.. of alight a. dozen young men who are
:an era of the newly formed ’1‘. A. in
city delighted all and they wc1c
' 111109111161 111111 1111111111 1111111111111. The»
drills given by the pupils of the pum-
tibial school were very well 12111111111111
“all? showed much thorough p111p111'11
gee—9‘
I: Dancing was again enjoyed last cve
hing. The full program of last 1111111-
. ”-111“ entertainment follows:
Medley of Airs.
' yoho Band. composed of ham of 11111
A..B Society.
Brefd and Milk Drill.
Chldren of the Kindci 11'11tcn and
Room -,1 of the Parochial School.
‘ Cymbal Drill
" , Pupils of Room No (I.
Selectioné-Whlp and Spur 'l‘wo step
Zobo Band.
'; Winners of canvassing prizes:
Cakes. William Dixon. Miss Mary Fu-
can, Miss Agnes Torpey. Miss Lizzie
Prunty. David F. Fiahcrty. Edward
Kelly. Miss Katie Duffy: two pounds of
Huyler’s dandy. Miss .lonnic ’i‘nll1-
palm. Miss John Tully; gentleman‘s
but Andrew J. Collins.
Door prize winners: Boiled ham
Ticket 2705; three pounds of 11111 \llss
Alice Splan, box of cigars \ilss (‘ur
rie Henry; pound of ten and pound of
coffee, M. J Burns; two bags of 111111
Msis Lillian Began; cyclomctcr. 'I‘ick
st 1259; sewing machine. Thomas
Hunt. .
Canvassing prizes drawn later: iioil
Miss Lizzie Brundnge; shoe has. Mrs.
Clune; ribbon pillow. James llarkins.
All of the different lucky numbers
were drawn from the llllg by little
Miss Vera Hanion.
Tonight's door prizes will l111: ()1'11111'
' for 3 mouths' shaving, order for 35's
worth ‘Of dental work. but: of corn,
box of cigars, basket of fruit ham.
. pound of tea and a pound of coffee.
1 ham.
The young ladies of the parish will
appear in the first part of a minstrel
performance. this evening. They are
the same ones whocaptivatcd a large
audience at the recent lawn fctr‘. alv-
911 under the auspices of the Catholic
Club. a few months ago.
an extensive. repertoire of new
They have 1
and t
1» .. catchy" songs. and a fund of jokes and
’ local hits that cannot fail to amuse
1 i 1111 Who attend They are all possessed
61 excellent voices and tl1ni1'1c.1111111i11c ‘.
of the several choruses is cvccptinlml I
1y flue. By special request Miss 3111111 I
hing will again be heard in ‘Bowcrvg
Liz" with which she made such :1 dc ,
cided hit on the occasion of the lawn
fete. There has been such a demand ‘
for their reappearance that the cntcr- l
tainment committee have been prevail-
ed upon to close the fair with this gal. l
nit-y ‘9! capital entertainers. No morct.
cessful fair could be thought of. and an
evening of rare amusement is assured
to all who attend. The program 101
- tonight is as follows:
1. (19mins chorus—Medley.
Ten voices.
Jokes.
'hIlisggle 0 Grady.
. Grace Harrigsn
itty Sayings.
d Folks At Home.
‘ it Alice Splan.
. ‘ lies. .
3 1111113 Light
Alice Cnhill
‘ Cicnundrumn.
J fly Onliest One.
"‘ Lizzie llarklns.
11161-11l Hits.
Anne Eliza
. Julia O'i.a1111hltn.
WW7 Liz.
"‘ Jennie Manning.
End ladies-Aiice 8 tan. Jennie Man-
i Jilin 0'Mugl1ih. Grace llnrrl-
. locut.or~l izzlc linrkins.
I Wrumorcd 111 11111 fair that even-
11‘. tint it was to continue for two or
it!“ 111111111 more. but this is poultlvw
ali the last night. All articles 111111
' been canvassed 11111111 will be
VIM! tonight. Owing to an overnight.
1 d to mention that 310 has
1111111 1.11 the fair. by Dr. Tracey
unlined! 16111111111111 11M: Order
.1 three months shaving; order for
‘ of dental work: bag of corn.
,9! ciurn, 1111111. pound of 11211 and
am.
DIMAWDID OF MUN. MR.
MONO.
' éfiolhbcr le'l'he court
. i’h has ordered Willlumt
1? all. P" who use summon
I before it as 11 111111111 of
i condlnry speech at Wax-
9 bill of $1.900 for his fu-
behavior A11 Mr Redmond».
bear the court entered that
hobs lowed 11 1111111111111 hence:
m unless bull 111 furnished
I“ BALDWIN AAILE'
1‘“ $.11? September alw—Evelyn Bi
6141111.»
ll moratorium-on
. . .Llnel' Germanic. which
111111111 MVWM' may liar
1111. .m- seems
1lils we receive.
.1111» opera house for the schools,
111111111 manner of closing this most .1.-11c l 1
11111141111111" .1111. *
111111.11 111‘ in 1111 1111
(Continued tram r1111 Pass).
$2.». The mayor suggested that it
might be well to bring the matter 11p
in its regular order. which would be
under the head of new business. Ac—
cordingly it was deferred until the
various department work had been 111‘
tended to. Then Dr. Rogers moved
that the former resolution be reconsid-
cred 11nd resc.iude1l The motion pro-1
valled by 11 vote of 6110 ii. as follows:
Yeas. Messrs. Rogers. Ballou. llougb~
ton. .lcssup. Souite and lrcrrls. Nays.
Messrs. Siout. Hogan and liaurubnn.
Dr. Rogers then moved that 11 ll-
ccusc be issued for 50. 111111 the mo-
tion was promptly seconded.
Mayor Iummlugs ruled the motion
11111, of order. 1111 the ground that it was
counter to the provision of the ordi-
ounces. which provII.ed $100 as the fee.
Dr. Rogers thcn offered a resolution
granting Manager Hoyt a rebate of
$511. "l‘he doctor said that Mr. Hoyt's
expenses for a season were $3.501). and
that be cleared only about $500. lie
said he was a public-spirited 111.111. and
l1'111p1cutly rented the. house for charit—
able purposes for the burn running
expenses.
Councilman linurahnu opposed the
resolution and argued that it cost tbc1
city over $100 a year to keep the
sirects cleared from the litter caused
in show bills.
it '11111: at this point 111111 Councilman
lohn Hocan arose and made his rc-
111111'ks. This is what he said:
“Mr.
should go back on our action at that
if the ordinance: ' an 1‘
.. me 3 l alarm from the Maspeth police. 1111 am-
tust meeting.
Hood at all-wand i believe the corpora-
tiou counsel drew them-—-tl1ev sum"
s11:111l.ll Mr.
Mayor. i see no reason why we
i
1
l
I
shows a work he should stand a li-l
censo fee of $100 11 year, i understand
that 1111‘ license was drawn up in ac
cordancc with the resolution of the
last 11111ciing..an1l that it was given
“in
111 (‘ln‘ef Bowman. The chief went over 1
h is pocket.
llnyl.
M 1'.
and More 111111
They had some talk.
Mauucnr :’
and thcu‘
Hoyt went to sec lillkc lx'cucalyt
1
and Louis Curtis. and Chief Bowman 1
1111111111111 tbc 1111111111111 to get, 11p and go
goes and sees Gale Carter. and what is
11111 result?
his shows. He has already had iificcu
pc1'fo1'111auccs, I believe, and 1101 1111111
cent of license fee has he paid. if:
farmer wishes to sell some of his pro-
duce along tiu1 streets. he must pay sit)
for a license. and. if he doesn‘t pay it.
(‘blcf Bowman stops him from ped-
dliuz. What is the use of passing this
resolution fixing the fee at $50? We
have no security that it will be paid.
\1111l111 before the 11c.\1 mccltuu Mau-
1121'1' Hoyt will have seen some mow
l:11\'.\crs and have had talks with 1cr-
lain numbers of the Council. and then
we may be asked to make the fee $25.
if the ordinance is good. i say. let us
enforce it. and make I‘ilr. lloyt pay
$1110: but if it is no good. let us not
make him pay anything.
For a few minutes no one replied to
Mr. Hogan. Then (‘ouncilmnn .icssup
arose and said:
"As i understand it. Mr. Hoyt is to
No license is granted. but ‘
v.11 Manager Hoyt goes right on with I "“1"
pay a license fee of 8100. but we make'
'11 rebate or $50 in return for the bean.
lie allows the use of
for
the (‘hlidrcu’s Home and other such
undertakings for just, the actual ex-
pcsncs“
"Yes." spoke up Mr. Hogan, "be
tclis us he gives it for charity. and
that he (barges nothing 1111' it 1111 such
1111.1sious. but as 1111 actual fact he
'ltarsnc a night for that charity of
hit M1'.nlloyt told 11111 that l111 didn't
c111ploy iilr. Kcncaly in help him out
but said that if be bad to pay the full"
liccnsc l'cc. he would do so.“
t'ounc~ibnau at Large Stout
211121111111 granting.r the 1'ci1nic.'i‘l1e opin-
on of (‘111 porntiou (‘ouuscl (‘urtls
u. '1.»: called for by Mr. liounbton.
the corporation counsel didn't believe
spoke ‘
but .
the mattcr came in his province at all. ‘
ltc said. however. that the Supreme
Court has recently decided that 11 11111-
nicipalily has no right to charge a ll-
1'1~11s11 icc grossly in excess of the ac-
111111 cost to the city of the license act.
llr. Rogers' resolution was carried
by 11 vote of 1‘1 111 ii. as follows:
\‘ca.11--hieasrs. Rogers. iinilou.
liougbtou ..l1-111111p Snuic and i1‘cl'1'in.
'uy s~~Mcss1's. Stout. Hogan and
ilanrnbau.
WOULD CAUSE DISRUPTION OF
CHURCH. , .
BIRMINGHAM. 11111., Scpicmlmr 24
~li. ll. llullou and Will Hicks. the. two
lucui'ocs charged with lu'cclpltniipn the
fatal panic in the Shiloh Church. by
cmzuuim: in an altercation. have been
rclcascd from custody. Several 111'er
ministers appeared before .luduo Fra-
nln wbcn tho (‘lll‘lCi-i wort1 called and
said that the prosecution of these men
would cause 11 disruption in the
church.
Baby Suffered Awlul From
Constipation
! with to 111191191011 very much for the
good lIAXAKU as done for M1119 little
aim. Marion 1.111!!an 1111111. I
rm and out-‘11.” rem old. Ind 111111 :11.-
$1M with awful from constipation.
he bu never“ ad what you would call I
13ft "le0 ct. {1.151.111.1113 1311111121. 3;:
a .
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{13111111111111.1111 to tlin k tlt‘doa aha:
.r new and. she w its» 117111.1-
lnLkAflwilulped 1191"?» w. m p "M “
1111111 ”in "novrs'rr.
11111111111
11 an
“lift with ”1:36? 1111111.
9,1111! for ll
{trotting In fian-
genital ”buggies ‘ mean»
I
1 cm 111911111 9
”Iggy. gnaw}, in: gym.
IA. m’AKAKO A will hcepl
and the 919m“): in lml thy.
fw‘l'lW‘“ 111111111»
11111 711 «176% :1
amniotic” “to £11:
Coed Healthy Action
is easy to have by taking this
lameus old remedy—Jo look
well and keep well, use
Beeclnam’s
Pills.
501d Everywhere-111 boxes 1011. and 25c.
111 the opera house with the license in l 111g 0“"
Sinhhndliushnnd-
hit in Thrnnt
Mnn Dinlmnd She llins llinnh hut
liaising Their llnnghtnr
When lliliun' B11111: 1111111111 Her?
She iliew'h linnnr
NEW YORK September 24~-—0n on
balance was sent early today. from 11
lioyt can r1111 eight l Brooklyn hospital. to the home of Jou-
1pl1 Alsir.ciski 'l‘ue ambulnmc 5111'
11111111 10111111 thc 1111111 lying on the floor
:1 pool of blood.
“\ly wile stabbed me.‘
"She had been drinking and was abus-
1la11ghtc1' when i 11111111 111111111.
1 protested 111111 11119 stabbed me.”
The woman lay on 11 bed apparently
ash up. The surgeon begun to work 1111
Alstrclski'a \vound. while a policeman
I
with him to the station. He turned ins
The woman jumped up. snatch-
icd her husband a razor and 1111 her
1l11o111. from car to car below the po-
liccmau 11111l1l turn around to stop l1111.
111111 both man and wife weie hurried—
ly 1111'ric1i to the hospital but the phy-
~111.111 said neither could recover.
THERE' S ONLY ONE WAY TO SUC-
CEED.
i knew 1111 old man in my boyhood days
mind 111111 was some years 111ml.
Who carried 11 lot in a-l11‘11p 11‘ \\‘fl_\‘ri
.1lti1‘1111gl1 he was rutbcr slow;
.»’\i11l this was 11 favorite saw of his— .
Somewhow it don‘t 1'11 scum stalc'
"'l‘hcy‘s only one way to succeed. 1111'
buy.
llui many 11 way to fall."
1
1\1‘
watched all my life with that saw
in mind,
A1111 11'11111' today it seems
'l‘huu lots 0‘
1111111
Has due from their dccp day—
drcams;
l‘1'11l1111-1'd 11 in triumph i'm mcu
who've won.
Smuctimcs as 11 beart-brolu1 wail:
"l‘lu'y's only 111111 way 11) s111'1-1-111l, 1111'
buy.
llut 111:1.11y 11 way to full."
0111- way 111 succccd-—'tls 1h“ same ol' ‘
way ‘
’Fhai‘s been since ”1' world lulu
stood;
(11111 way to succeed-mils by pluck and
push
’l‘bat 111'c1'y man "makes good":
(inc way to succeed in the sense
11111111111,
in spite of each thrcat'nlu' gulc:
Ay. "only one way to succeed my
liut many 11 way to full."
N‘. W. (itiiiifiud iu |.11.~' hunch-s
aid.
111111
boy
lli'i"
BOY SHOT BY 80V DIES.
11111111114111. September 24—“ Wilib
Holler. the iw1.»lv1.1~ycar~oid 111111 of Wii
ilum R. i‘iulicy. who was shot on An
dust liiltb. by a companion named (loo
Knuc. died yesterday afternoon at 1
o'clock after suffllerlng for three
weeks.
Kane has been under “”0111 evci'l
since the shooting on the charge
of 11111n1111111gl111~r with 1111111111111 kill.
I laptou' start. ,
DRAKEMAN FATALLY INJURED.
NEW YORK. September fllwliar‘old
Wood. 1wcuiydwo years old, 01‘ D1111-
ielson‘. (1111111.. 11 Pennsylvania ltuilroud
brnkcmnn. Was run over by 11 freight
train in Jersey City. this morning.
Ills legs were cut off near the thighs.
He is believed to be family hurt. lie
is in 81. Francis” Hospital.
. ._.-.._.. w. — W
ARRIVALS OF VEBBELS.
QUEENBTOWN. Remember 2lwlirrl
red: Steamer Teutonic. from New
Yorii.
Silti'l‘ilAMP'l‘ON, September 24....
111111111: Steamer Philadelphia. from
New York.
~8TOP THAT 001.0.
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bro
zllian Balm in breaking no (1011111 when
ever tried almott uptight. exception
in 25 60c and ti; on trot The Cliff
win hunter's 01' 1111111111111 11.
"1‘ ve got 11 11111111 from 11 girl. " said
the young man. "ha? i can i completely
understand it "
"Maybe you ought to wed between
the lines. " suggeatpd a friend
"l'd try to." 11111111111111 the 1111111111 roan,
“lfl could locate the llhos."wnaitl-
mom 11111111111111. '
thcntimcs the dearest baby
this the moat pcruintodt cry
Arid chetcnt looking 1111111111
Make the 1111111111th 1111111 of pie
whw
"What does you 11111111111111 the la:-
cries of life?“ asked M11111 Miami
Brown.
"A luxury." simmered Mr. militias
Plahley. “ls humour what you has to
be lucky hold you 11111 git It “thflh-
' " hells! will care all tron»
Mach hill! W AHA: til t
loll! .
l11‘ gasped. ‘
conclusions that wiser.
, so PAYMAe‘rsavsooun.
That‘u‘nls the Reason why the Third
Regiment Was Not Paid Off.
A miter in the “New London Tol-
111.11'.“11pl1 of yeste1dny made inquiry us
1111 the reason why the men of the
I I'i‘bild llcizimeut had not received their
pay 1’111'111‘11'lcc cudclcd at the Niantio
I 11111'11111111111‘111.An explanation was giv.
11.11 111 the 1111111111111 neucrui's oiiicc 111
the Capitol yesterday afternoon, which
[1:111111' tlic 11111111'11 1:.lonr 'il1c 111111111111»
1111': 111 the ’i’hiid [11111111111111 did not 11n-
i111 1111111‘1'1i11v 111111'ul1111'1lcpoi-1i1 with the
I 11uuptmll1‘1 the bond of $111. 1100 1'1'illill'
I111] 111111111 by i11w.l1‘l‘c payrolls of the.
I'l‘hird 11011111111111 l’or scrviI-o 111 (Jump
1 licelcr 11'1-11'11 audited and approved by
Adjutant (loin-1'11! tjlolc within the scy-
1"” days required by law and were for-
‘ 1111111111] in ’aymuutcr (lcucral Atwood
within the. time required by the. stat-
1111111. The payrolls 1111' the livid and
stall" were forwarded on August 25 and
those for the rest of th11 regiment 1111
1111111111. 2.:1'11. As the 11111'1'11111111‘1' of the
’l bird had not filed his bond. Paymen-
1111' (icucrul Atwood could not forward
the 1'1111111'111111111 pay 111 him. Now that
the boud bud 11111111 lib-ll. the cheeks
1..'lll b1,- scui. by the general this m11r11~
111':. The delay in forwarding the pay
1_ to the Third Regiment was in no way
“luv to the luck of dillgcnc:1 011 the.‘
part of either the adiutant general's
»111' tbc paymastcr gcucral's depart
lucnl.
. THE WHOLE MATTER
’111lds up at this: “i sul‘l’crod awfully
1'1'11111 dyspepsia and kidney trouble for
the years. i had such headaches l ofv
111a had to knock off business. My ton-
.".!'c was coated with fur and the taste
in my mouth would have sickened a
' dog. i was cured by the new medicine.
.Cillcuru Solvent. discovered by the
‘I well known Dr. David Kennedy. K9111111-
dy R1111; Kingston. N. Y.‘ All drug-
11i111s.$l.00.
lS PRESIDENT BASSETT NOW.
The Mayor Elected Chief Executive of
National Bassett Family
Mayor llussctt. of New Britain. has
1111111111111 notification of his election as
1111'sid1‘nt of 1111‘ National llusscit lain»
liv association. at the 1'11-111111111 hold
1 1l1111‘ol1111ial Inn, lust ’l‘bursday. 'l‘hc
1111;1111' was 11111111111 111 attcud the [our
ily 1.111tl11‘1'i11u on account of pressing
business. He was \‘i1'1‘1p1'11si1i1‘11t of
the unseciatiou last rear.
The new officers elected are as fol-
low-1:
l‘l'i'r-'l1i1'lit~~
Rauulcl llassct. of New
liritalu.
. First1'i1'11»pr11s1'1lc111A»isauc Austin
l‘»:11zs11ii 11f liostnu.
No-I'tliltl 1i1'11pr1‘1sld1'ill
' liils‘u'll 111. Philadelphia.
. l11.1'1111~"R11I Edward I). lidssctt,
\\ I1t111l11111
H1~"1111:11.\' 111111 Historian»-lt‘ruuk 1}.
Russell, 111 Seymour.
Ramou‘s Tonic Regulator will care
11 chronic liver disease. Mr. Allen Ed»
mundson. of East Cape, Girardeau, BL.
«1111:: "l have been using Ramona
'1111111: 11111111111101 in my family a long
while and beg to say it is the finest
l ~111r 2.111. i had spent a large amount
1'1' money 1111 my “its and not until i
11~":1u firing: her the Topic licnululor
1111s Hill- b1111efi11c1l. Now she is cured."
“’ l1 ll. Plaistcd. “
, ~1‘.
LAW GOES OFF.
» George (:clr
Quail and Partridge May be Shot Oct-
. ober ist.~—-Birds Plentllui.
Local sportsmen are getting cvcry-
thins in readiness {111' the 11111111111
slaughter of the 11111111 and partridge.
The law docs 1111' October 791. and the
sport will be 111111111 than for several
' Matt‘s 1111541.
i‘artridgcs are reported as being
pb-uill‘ui l":11'1111‘1's say that :1 walk in
. 11111 words in any dlrcction brings up n
‘ bird or 11m. and 11111 number of youul!
birds in far ahead of last year‘s record.
Quail are not so numerous and are
. 1'1'1'_1- shy, but 11111 usual covers arc well
rlm'lif‘ll and the birds arc plump and
in line condition.
Mr. I A. Pipkin of Potolo, Fla.
under date of May 2111b 1902, says:
"Plcusc 111111111 thanks for the wonder.
fui Rumou's Liver Pills and Tonic Pei.
lets. it is one of the most wonderful
1 rcmcdlcs on earth for what it is recom.
mended. i will over 11st.1 it and rccom
I111cnd it. to my friends." 11 coals 25c.
lit. ii. Plnlsted. “
1
“Tbcrc is 11 certain ciir down 1111
wards 1l111 center of the state of ii-
lluoln which is vcry proud of its brand
new courtwhoimc " said 11 truvcllm: man
for one of (‘bicago‘s bin wholesale
houses ”I had to s11 11' over ulnbt in
that town our night last week and as
i had some time to bill after supper.
l thought l'd 1:0 around and ace the
new building. it certainly is 11 very i1n~
poaimzwtruciurc, built of around and
occupying 11 11111111 i111: square in the
center of the block with lawns rim:
11111111111 l‘mm ”111111111111 to the dIt‘fcrcnt
sides of 11111 building i found the Jan-
"111' and 1111, took 11111 all war the place.
turning on 11111 1111111111111111111111 iii-slits to
show me the bundamuc frescoes and
1111111111111 111 the diffcrc 111 1'111111111.Whui
particularly 1111111111 1111' 11111111111111 was
11111, spotless 1111.1111111111111 of everything
The 111121111111 floors 11111. quarter-sawed
oak woodwork the stair 1111111111. tho ro-
111111111 railln 111111 the roomy elevators-
all were #11 bright and as free from
1111111111111 1111111111 1111 1h1~ prrwcrhial now
pin. Just fancy court rooms and our
cos 111111111111 that war at the ordinary
county 111111. "How do you do it?“ i
united the janitor. lie smiled but said
nothing 1111111 we reached
room. Then he showed me n whole
cast" of Gold Dust; which he, kept in
stock. "This-washing powder." he
said. "is the only thing that will be 11111
ed around thlsplobc while 1‘ am lent
tor. l have been 11111111: this kind of
work all my 1111- 11le have never had
such 11 snap 111-1111111111; things clean 1111
since I began union (iold ilust.l1'0u
can imaainc what'n job i would have
here without it. ”
Hera Is a man whose experience has
been worth 30111111111111: to him Mr. L.
l... Witherow 1111111111111. W. 111.. nave:
"le send me prices on 1% 1111111111
boxes of your Tonic Liver Pills (all
pink) i find they are the only Pills
111 do me 11117 11111111. ” You are
It i. t as beneficial to
1111111. 11111311111111
the more ‘
wannds’nav 11111111 1111.
p1} fIIII ..1 “M".t' ‘1 ‘1! "11
WILL, HAVE IMPORTANT WORK.
Next Session of the General Assembly
Will be an Important 0119.
Al the 111111111111; oi the present 1.1111111
pump. it is hardly necessary to any
that 11 12.11011 deal dcpcuds on the com-
plcxion 111' the coming General Asst-.1111
bly. which will convene at Hartford
1111111 January. A good deal always dc-
pcuds upon the legislature. but the. 111111
of 19113 together with 11111 next. (loverir
or, will have more than the average
for with the General Assembly lies
the, (election (11' 11 United States senator
and the redistricting ol‘ the state sen-
utc, two matters of no llitlc import-
11111'1'. if ihc licpubilcuus have. 11 11111»
jorlty 1111 joint ballot. lion. Orville ll.
Plait, 111’ iiicridcu will succccd himself,
1111 be has ever since “579.
01‘ more, importance yet, to the 11111111
in the. redistricting process. it will be
1'111111'111bcl'1ul that 11 constitutional 11111~
11111111111111. accepted by the peoplc last.
October provided that the Assembly
111 lituli abould divide the State into
not less than 24 or not more than 31;
districts. which shall be as ucany 011-
11111 as possible in population, county
lines being always rdgardcd. 'l‘hcsc
districts shall continue until after the
census of lillt).
aside from this there arc the usual
number of plums to be distributed.
consisting of places 1111 the various
commissions Among: these are those
held by (laruot 1). Spencer. 11011111111;-
:-'l11111'1' of the School Fund; ’l‘bcron A
ilpsou. insurance (11111111'1issl11ncr; W.
t). Seymour. Railroad (,‘11111111l15si11u111';
George F. Kendall. liauk Commission—
11'. and M. 1‘ \Vcbstcr, Building,r and
Loan (hanrnissloucr.
’l‘hcrc are a host of minor officials.
such as three commissioners oi’ l"isl11
cries, and (11111111. two Shellfish (‘11111-
tub-asiouci's. llil'cc 1111111 1111 ti11- iiarbcrs’
1‘113111111ssl11n. n (‘ommissioncr oi” Donu-
11.»'.1i1' Animals. and 11 successor of Hur-
1'1' 1'). Back. 111 tbc llurcau of Labor
51:11is1i1's.
'1‘1111 Incuibcrs of the board of Far-
rlttllfi will lu- 11:11111-1l 1111;111-1'1-111! Morris
W. Seymour. 111' 11111121111111 and Ed-
ward Harland. of Norwich.
There is no use 111111111111; with that
cough 1hat has worried you all spring
and seems 10 hold on in the summer.
You can stop it if you will only take
the advice you see hcre and use Ra-
mon‘s English Cough Syrup. You can
act it for 25 cents. R. ii. Plslsted. “
CIVIL COMMON PLEAS COURT
The civil common plcas court open-
1111 trial buslncss. yesterday, Judge
Howard J. (‘111'1i11 prcsidiug. The first
case ready was that of Annie Engs
1111111. The woman makes serious
1-l1111'111's against Sukls liodcli and 11111115
11111 1111111 to grant hcr assistancc 11s
the law provides. .lutlu’c (luriis 101111
the 11111111131. The evidence was brief.
l"l'1'd1"1'i1'k .\ liartlvil, for the plain-
1lf1‘_ (icorgc liunc for the defendant.
in li111 afternoon the court look up
11111 case of Ernest W. Nash against
t‘l1urlcs Ticuiuu and wire This is an
action to recover a commission claim-
ed for a real estate sale. Defendants
enter :1 11011111111 dcninl. The case com-
ma up from the justice court on the
defendant's appeal. The plaintiff 1111-
1'111'1‘1l judfzcmvut for $371 with $111 costs
11114111111111. iicI-‘orcsl and KlI-in for 11111
plaintiff, (‘omlcy K- (‘11111l11y for tho 1b"
lcndauts. l)1-1'isioureserved.
if you find your duties will not per-
mit of your taking the two months rest
you should have 111 :1 pleasant summer
resort. gel 11 bottle of Ramon‘s irou
'l‘onlc. and take it according to direc-
tions. it has all the good results of a
vacation in tonlm: 11p the system and
purifying the blood. and it's much
cheaper. R, H. Pialsicd. ”
WANT INTEREST MONEY PAID.
British Foreign Office to Make
quest to Argentine Republic.
LONDON. September 21~-~’l‘iic bo111l~
holders of the Cordovs and 51111111 Pc
irlrcculincl municipal loans have up-
111-11i11d to the urnsldcnt of the Aracn-
tine Republic. (ieucrul linen. 111111111le
”111 lirtlisb foreign 111111112111 bring pref:7
sure to bear on 1111' 11111111111111}: llllllllf‘l-
politics in order to compcl tbcm {111'
11111 11111111 111‘ 11111 national credit. to pay
11p thc interest due on the, loans. now
111 arrears since lfliil. 'l‘be bondhold-
111's 11111111111'lal bus at least the tacit.
support of lhc iiritish Government. 11s
it was prcscutcd to the Argentine R11-
puhllc's president through the British
taxation 111 lieunos Ayrcs, September
ink. The mcmorlnl signatories. Who
represent. an aggregate capital of $120.-
Oililbtttl, include the 1711111111 States and
South American invosimcui. Trust
Company 111111 the United 9111111111 011111111-
1111-11 Corporation.
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BEWARE OF OiltlTMENTs FOR CA-
TARRH THIAT CONTAIN
MEHICU UR‘I.
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely 11011111199
the whole sytiioru when enterlnnt
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physlv
clans. as the 1111111111111 they will do 11
ten told to the good you cnn possibly
derive from them. Hall's Catnrrh
(lure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney 1.
00., Toledo. 1).. contains no mercury
and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. 111 buying Hall's Ca-
tarrh Cure be sure you get the scan
ine. It is taken 'internally, and mud!
in Toledo, Ohio. by F. J. Cheney &'Co.
Testimonials free. .
lSold by Drugglsts. price 7611 per but
t e.
Hall's Family Pills are the host.
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PAINTERB' 8UPPLIEI.
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WAtNTINO' A'ND 'PAPIH HANGING.
PICTURE FRAMING.
We make it an art.
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87 WAOHINGTON 8TR£ET
Iouth Norwoik.
Telephone connection.
9.5:;
. J unius Brown
Paulo 1111in 1111111111.
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twlco
u long and cover doublo our:
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both 011 South
Main street were painted by me
_ln this manner our eleven your:
ago. They are 111111.111.
‘ Your house will stand as well
if i paint it. My 1111111., 63 South
11111111 street My romance, A5
Elm Grove street.
A Flash
Valve.
Noileless, close: without for or to
ter hammer. Has no tum
THE lDEAL
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LATlNG FLUOH VALVI.
A self adjusting pressuroruulotor.
applied to a. Final: Volvo nomad by
direct pressure. Discharges the 111111.
amount of water in the uni. length of
time. regardless of the bud or pros
sure in service pipe.
8119 it in operation in our display
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NO. 40 WATER STREET.
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Gold. Silver. Nickel and Copper
mm
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Chandeliers. Hand Irons, Fenders.
Bird Cu» and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
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Metal Sign of every description.
Brno “1'2“" Sign
Luge Order: a Specialty.
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Steamers Ea iii 11111! City of
Norwalk leave ”York. Pier 23.
East River. Beekman 31., 3 9.111.
Normilt and South Hal-walk dur-
ing the night. '
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FUNERAL Dllfl'ffil
AND BM'ALMII.
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