mun—v. flailing , lives but "Ull'lllIiMOIlilliililS" ”Y‘OKOHAMA, Oct. 1. via Victoria. ii. O.,l 00t..15.——A terrible typhoon has spread disaster all owr the northern ~ part of. Japan. it was accompanied by seismic tidal waves at Oduwara. Which deluged the coastviliagos, the lost of life and-property being im- mouse. Subscription lists have been gypsum! in the various towns by the ending Japanese people and newspap- ‘erfij all local journal said: “ii‘rom telegrams and personal narrations it memo that the typhoon which visited this section of Japan on Saturday night (1 Sunday centralized its fury in the scion ‘of Odawara. ’i‘idal waves .‘vlslted the shores at Odawara, Kudo— sa, Kamekura, Oizo and loss of life and immense damage to property on i sued. The telegraph reports that M ' fiOtltl’WIro alone fifty houses wore. "asked. away and eight persons killed ‘ wiSunday :mornlng. The Yumoto- todzu=0dawara line was completely .parslyzed~whole sections were lifted i-bodily-ssleepers and rails—41nd trans. ‘, ported hundreds of yards inland. At the power house, the dynamo was re- . Dotted still there, but the house was V Siibposed to be ‘up the mountains . ‘ somewhere!" , EVEN THE OYSTER. I fhat Shellfish Knows There's a Coal. - ' Famine. Among other branches of industry . upon which the stringency of the coal ‘ market is having a depressing effort is . ' the cultivation of oysters. Several of . the oyster steamers owner by growers in'Bi-idgeport'have been laid off until the strike is settled and the price of coal drops. The situation cast of . Bridgeport is even worse than here. i, and the outlook for the oyster business is not bright. The oyster growers say that the price is prohibitive, and that they cannot use the coal if flicy must -‘ pay the prices charged. There was a report about Bridgeport that Providence. R. 1.. growcrs, were coming to that city for cool. but this seems untrue, as local oysti-rmcn can not. obtain coal in sufficient quantities to pay them for taking it away. The H. J. Lewis Oyster Company has work ~ near Providence, R. 1.. which ought to be done, but on account of the pre- valling price of coal in that cll)‘ the company is unable to do if. The bunk- ers of an oyster boat will hold just . about enough coal to run to I‘rovi- . NAimee, R. 1., so it would be useless for boats from that town to come 1') Bridgeport simply to fill their hunk- ers. The coal companies refused to lot the Lewis Oyster Company have enough coal to operate their boats in Providence. professing to be holding their supply for Bridgeport (‘tliislllnll- tion only, so it is probable that (be oystermen east of Bridgeport will have to depend upon their own supply Of the Lewis fleet of six sicamboais. only one. the Virginia, with a capacity of 1,000 bushels. is being opcralcd. Sin- is neither the largest or smallest in tho fleet. As soon as the coal on tho Lcwis wharf is exhausted. the Virginia will be laid off pending the cod of tho coal strike. AMERICA'S FAMOUS BEAUTIES Look with horror on Skin Erpptions. . .Blotches, Sores, Piniplcs. They don't . have them, nor will any one who uses ‘ .Bucklcn’s Arnlca Salvo. it gloriflcs the face. Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish i before it. It cures sore lips, chapped . hands. chllblains. infallible for Files. 3 25c at F. H. Baxter‘s drug store. “ . LAWYERS NOT READY. I No Tl'lll Business in Civil Superiorf Court When October Terms Opened. Same old story up in the civil su- perior. When the first trial day of, the October tcrm downed ycaicrday‘ morning there was never a case of the three assigned ready to furnish busi- ness. Counsel wuro not rcndv. llowover. It did not make any par- , tint-lat: difference this little. because. 1"- l Judge Edwin E. (lain-r. who is to pro . aide. had a more Important engage» . want. They have a case on in the so. promo court up in Hartford and Judge Prentice feels disqualified to art. so “Judge (liner was calico in. The court will be all right for lo» ‘ tiny; but the pronpecls for business are not. a bit bright-wand again It In the “some old reason, part of "tho law's do» . In." There are five. cases dorm for trial and one of them is that Bridge- - port city hall injunction affair which most folks bud formulas. "The first case on the list. yl-atcriiay was the one wrlnto proceedings an. ion Director Patrick Kennedy. the no can was Michael Rhocbim u;- nlnst llollrrook. Cabot it llaly and the thirdcsse a divorce, Edward Sweet ,mlnnt iretll M. swcsi. ’f‘hat array looked like work. but there was noth- ' in; doing human counsel new not ‘ rally to go ahead. Then for today there is William . balling. Jim.- vs. Joseph B. Bradley. “ Alida Rollin" vs. William R. Boyce. Johanna buyer vs. the city of Bridge» port. Andrew cancel: vs. Joseph Ko- _ and James staples vs. the city of rt and others. the Inlnnctlon we here are all sorts of goings on in, that array. and yet the uteri: in and. 1“ it hard Cladding to get things 30 . “I a Mm W' FORTY YEARS' TORTURE. ,. who relieved from a torturing die maddest nnrs‘ torture might well «use his gratitude of anyone. That In W fivlnnwm until “millage disastrous ’ (millilitres Ill lulu lleiuuteil ova liaise Reported Tu iii: the troubles: which so often befall women. vised to use Lydia E. Pinkham’s Miss Gannon, Sec’y Detroit Amateur Art AesociaiiOii. tells youn .wmnenwn‘at’fto do to oval pain and suffering Cau‘Sed by female troubles. “I can conscientiously recommend Lydia E. Pinkbom's Vegetable Conlpollnd‘totbose of my sisters suffering with female weakness and I suffered for months with general weakness and felt so wear that I had hard work to lump up. bad shootin pains and was utterly miserable. is my distress I was ad- chetable Compound, and it was a rod lcttcr day to me when I took the first dose. for at that. time my restora- tion lmgan. In six weeks I was a changed woman. perfectly well in every respect. I felt so ciatcd and happy that I want. all women who suffer to get. Well as i did.“——I\liss Gum Gannon, 350 Jones St, Detroit. Corresponding- Sec'y Mich. Amateur Art Association. --toooo forfalt If original of about lam! Wily wnulnenus cannot to produced. It is clearly shown In this young lady’s letter that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound will surely cure the sufferings of women ; and when one considers that Miss Gmmon's letter is only one of hundreds which we have. the great. virtue of Mrs. Pinkhnm’s medi- cine must be admitted by all. a » October 20. ‘and His Motherin-inw." ,.x id.“dltii°t.i.. our“ w in Killian». tum _ Kenna mm- Malawi AMUSEMENTS. 'I‘llif \’li.l.AGE PARSON. 'l‘hc Villagc Parson is a play of high moral character and sterling worth. I. ’sderisfsi seventywlntb ‘ Gould. the transaction of unfinished “0 r Annual Meeting of can.» nectlcut Organization In Hartford. HARTFORD. October lh——The new; enty~ninih annual meeting of the (3011-. the First Baptist Church yesterdaY“ with a large attendance. President 0. 0. Spencer, of Hartford. presided. it was preceded by the second sec-.- film] of the Baptist ilr'ouni; People's Uni ion. This consisted. of devotional sew vices conducted by the Rev. (9.. Di i business, ton-minute addresses on iiié, bio study. “Echoesfli and the report of the nominating committee. _ ’l‘hc Connecticut convention oponcdv will: an address of wclcou‘ic by lluli lcv. iluroltl l’uitisou. of the First Bap-J iisi Ciliircli, of Hartford. on cnrolimcnt. humiliation, on place; anti preacher and on resolutions were; then appointed. The sermon was tin-i iivorcd by Rev. George M. New Haven. .1 Thu report of the board of trustoosi was delivered by the secretary, lilo; Ill-v. l’. S. Evans. of 'i‘orrington. 'I‘liiiil7 report. reviewed the earliest availablei minutes of the convention, which begin.‘ with the year 1830. The convention} nncticut Baptist convention opened at; Committcusi ' ii‘orris. of; has 142 churches with 25,000 members, and their expenditure for all purposes, is about $200,000. -.i The Rev. C. A. Paddock delivered his; report as nupcrintoudcnt of mlsuioniin reviewing all in Ibo slatc. 'i‘iic rcporti of Now Britain. showotl total receipts; of $0090.20, with same ulnounl of cx~ pauses. l a illt’ following officers. who were. elected: . Presidentharnot 0. Spencer. of Hartford. . li‘irst vlco-prosidcnt~ilcv. C. A. iiid~ clock. of Hartford. Second vlce-presidcni—~i”iercc N. Wclch, of New Haven. . Secretarywl‘. S. Evans. of Towing: ton. li‘icld secretary and superinicmlcnt of missiousWRcv. li‘ra'uk ll. ilcvluc. of Walrrvlict N. Y. 'i‘rcasurcrwWIlllam 1". Walker, of New Britain. Auditor—«Alfred Spencer. Jr.. of ‘llni'iford. Lunch was served after the meeting by the ladies of the church. The first session of thc Women's llaplist Fol-clan Missionary Soclcly (illt‘llt‘tl yesterday afternoon. An all dress by Mrs, N. M. Water-burr. for (lien corresponding secretary of the Women‘s l'lnpllst li‘orcign Missionary Silf'll‘ly. was the chief fcaiuro. and will compare most favorably with the bust of dramas now beforc the pub- lic from a literary view. it is one of the best plays produced in ycars. Much praise has been bestowed by press and public upon ilic plot-c when over prcscntcd. and beautiful with complete scilings for with art. and the cast is a strong one in ovrry detail. The Village Par» son comcs to l-loyi's 'l‘hcnlrc. Monday, 4 “l‘iif‘li AND HIS MO'l‘iliCll-lN-i.A\\"‘ John Mark. who plays “Mother ilcllr.” in l-‘. Oppcr's comedy. “Fork in be pro- scnixti ui iloyi's ‘i‘lli-airc, South Nor- \Hllli. iliillllll‘o and night. Saturday. October in. Iillcd an cngagcmcnt rcv really in lioboknn. New Jersey. and st..pp..i ill Ne-u- York city. crossing ihc .\'. l‘lli Iiiwr t-atii night to play. One uluhi llt- was busily reading his part iii ibc lit-\v I'llllll’ll)‘. "l'i'l k illlil ills .\loili- ‘ t'i‘-lli-l.n\v,“ based upon Ilppcr‘s fum- ous cartoons. u'hcn ho I'i'ili‘ilf’ll tho rur- rybousc climate to ill!) iiicairc. it runs one of those forryiiouscs whore you drop your “chef in ill" box. and walk tilrouuli a lulu: l‘llllli‘. null then wail and wall for the boat. liark rifl— ed iln-ough the clinic. saw a lll‘lll‘ll. and so: down to rcnd his part. Al'irr lit-'d sat tbcrc about half an hour llt‘ begun to gut restless. and so he arose and accusicil a man in uniform. "Isn't it pretty ncar filnc this boat got across lllt‘ river?" said he. “liont'.” returned the official. 'yon ain't on no boat. you're in lllt‘ fcri'y— liousc. the boats are outside.“ Mack says you must uuvvr judge a place by its looks. "'I‘lii". i‘lllil‘i‘Oll" LAST NIGHT. "'i‘hc llocior" was presented by (leorgc (‘Iurk and company. to a fair rcprwniution of the people of The Norwniks. last evening. A charitable criticism would bu that the whole af- fair was a grunt disappointment. The Ht'clll‘l'y used was all now. and uscd for lb.- Ilrsi limo. Manager lioyt is to be congrululutcd. an it was com— lllf‘lf’ and llf'llllllflll. wNo such thing as “summer com~ ip'llllll." whore llr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry Is kept handy. iurc's rcml-iiy for louscucss bowels. Na- nf lllfI "we... mm... W... 9...... (NEWS FRIENDLY BOCIETV. Convention of American Branches Held In Hartford Yesterday. lIAil'l‘ir.)lli). Oct. ifixw’l‘ho annual convontio 0f the iiirl's Friendly So- ciety in America was opened in Christ Church. yesterday. There lll‘f! nearly 300 delegates in attendance. represent- Ital; branches in all parts of the conn~ ry. The meeting» began with the ruin brniion of the. holy communion. and at 10 o'clock there was a series of short addresses by Bishop Hrowutcr, Inter- sect-lied with the singing of hymns. At 3 p. to. there was a meeting of the Central Council and another was held at 8 o'clock last evening. The conven- tion will clean today. OUT OF OEATH’O JAWS. "When costumed very near from a severe stomachs“ liver trouble. that i had rsudmdiwithfor years.” writes P. “communism. N. 0;. “'Dr. King‘s New Life Pills saved my life and gave perfect nuaiui." nest pills on earth and only 25¢. a Baxter's drug store. . h ........A.... .,. .W-L.W OWETTENHAM LEAVEB FOR KEL- ANTAN SINGAPORE. October than it. A. aweticnljam, governor of the airline meat yacht. His. destination is said to he Wholly ’lilic mission is secret. ‘ the «slalom seats of is utmost; my. ' ‘ . seem in . The sccncry Is now: Settlements. has collation a governa' The second session of tho (‘filllit‘llv lion proper opened at 2:30 with iicvo- fiouiil service. In calling ilit- fourth session of tin- ‘(‘onnci-ticui lluptlsi convention to or tit-r :il 5: o'clock this mornina. of ill- . li‘lt's‘f liuutisi I‘hurt-h, tho prcsidvnt thc lion. (‘arnoi O. Slli‘lll‘i‘i‘. oxprcssi-tl ii-egrcl at the small attcndnncc. The [program included the reading of thc report of the committee on obituaries 1by the Rev. W. D. Phclps. the worm min icinpcrancc by the llev. E. A. flow- l’ll. [ llui'iug the your three pastors have ’ llll‘il as well as several former pastors lib Connccticui. The New Haven as ] soriuliou rcporlt-d 102 deaths. ii‘alrllclt‘. county assetdntion forty—seven and Btoiilugiou i'nlon forty-four. 'i‘ho rc- lpori also included mention of scvt-ral 'promincnt nicmbcrs of the churches throughout the state. The town of the coinmlllcc on lcm» lpcrnnco was read by the itev. ii. A. iliowt-n. The speaker said that statis- iiics showcd that some man or woman tizcd it drunknrd every minute of every day. lic spolii’ in favor of the ward option plan which would givc to city words a similar opportunity with Illl‘ towns. 'l’ho report on missions was road by tho ilcv, George ii. Ferris, of New Haven. About 510.000 was subscrlbod during the year about $l.0tl0 loss than lust your. M_._.___..H- ....,...... .. October's chilly nights make ouc fccl the uced of abundant. rich. thick healthy blood. Rmnon's iron 'i‘onir vcry quickly supplies this llccd. “.00 O. R. ll. Plaistod. FRENCH SOCIETIES MAY UNITE. WATERBURY, October lfiw'l‘ht: morning session of tho FrencltAmcri- can convention held here yostcrdny. was devoted to the discussion of the advisability of uniting the various an. cletics throughout the stain in one state orgi‘iuization. The question of appointing a committee to appeal to the pope for the appointment of French clergy for French churches in America was also under discussion. iiolh mailers were referred to the roar mitten on resolutions for a report. Fair. clear skin, robust health and and invlnoratcd condition results from the use of Ramon‘u Iron 'i‘onlc. It is the bout blood medicine. $1.00. R. ll. Plalstud. " “.3 1 a— may WELL nun nrAv'wsLL. Get Rid of What Makes You Sick and may Rid of It. it Is no simple to be well that no wonder why there are so many sick people, Come to think «land it. It must be because they don't know what's mafia lhem sick. if they knew that, they could m1." vent it. and when they were sick. in all cases cure themselves. flat so long as we don‘t. lake mayo care atom: health, we shall always be more or less sick. The simple rules of health are: Keep elem, tulle exercise. out good food. scour out your stomach. . This Inst cans: Don't tolerate in‘ digestion. are It with Motherhio Icl‘nflywp. A stomach full of undi- gested. Harmonica. putrid food is the nnhcsllhlul thins you can think of. Hall our discontinued troublesome from morphisms of undigested food. All of them could be cured with Mulli- er Bulgel's Syrup. , Miss Mary (Henry, of 30 Cannon street. Bridgeport, Conn. under date of March 23. 1002. writes: "ireseivcd a sample of your wonderful remedy from onset your representatives. and popular rhodtdomnrl tried ever?» thins ratatouille. to not to relief. ammo without outrun. as u ol‘ the treasurer. William F. Wnikci‘i’l; 'I‘lic nominating committee reported . found it to be the but cure for Dys- ‘ MW» m units... “Monk m com Made only by THE N. K. New York. Boston. Chicano. St. I4:uis.——Mnkors oi OVAL on... white clothes an the realm of main. ., over it makes light the labors of washing. Turns wash day into play day. and more economical. Better than any Soap FAlRBANK COMPANY. FAIRY scar. v 3,," , » l FROM 9 A. M. Popularity iiis ll‘lllfll'klllllt‘ lll‘llilllf‘lll‘ cures are t on.» of tbom who liil\'i' not lain-u :uiva him at the \ialim lii‘lllll iloiisi iii-xi 'I‘ii .iblc for any one to take advantage of My $3 Glasses .\'or\vulk. is not this sulllcicul proo “rumination of I'llt‘ll cyc scpnrnivly a guarantee to iniprow- your vision. pro Iimalisni and all errors of refraction manner. vouancaa than any drug ci'cr did. and l (flashes as if you had paid U‘ll dollar of NORWICH. will be at the Mahackemo Hotel Parlors, Prepared to Take Orders for His Glasses. T09 P. M. EVERY THURSDAY. Eyes Examined Free Oct. l6th. Increasing. lic talk uniting all classics. ntago of his: special offer. if so ursduy. Ills low prices lnako if his skill. Reduced To SI :1 fluid li‘illwi Frami- manic by tho larynx-ii optical concern in the world. li'llliit" inn. :1 uri'lv-u guui‘anlt-t- to “to: fun yours. Do Not MISS This Opportunity. f of his ability and skill. 01‘. W lid satisfaction guaranteed. I vltlcd there is any vision loft. l-I(‘li'llllllf_'illly cori‘cclcd. if you ho rclicf is pcrmuncnl. a clscwhcrc. Dr. A. H. Wright ”Eye‘ SightVSpe‘cialist, lir. Wright’s popularity increases of curb visit he makes to our city. ATP lull visit pus» i will cit.) to ovcry pcrsun purchasing a pair of my Ono llollar (llassm. 'l'lio Nearly 1m" iwnulv arc Marina aim; was filled by Dr. Wright in the city of right is a colicizo graduate. and invcnlor of the National Eye 'l‘cilling (llinrt. \l‘lwn i any cvuminc llli‘ cyt-s fro I‘_ i bump a thorough and accurate will this“ flI‘I' Iroublt-il with lu-ndnclu-s: if you soc d oublo objccis; if you are nervous and forgetful you should be sure and call 0 ll llr. wright and have your cyan thoroughly and nccurait-iy oxumlncd true In a professional and up-to-(lutc My glasses arc doing mum to rcl icvc Immunity of headache and ncr~ llr. erizhi izlvt-s as full and arch rair examination with bill (lut- lloliat' censuses on. wmonr :3 AT THE MAHACKEMO HOTEL avaav " THUR soav. BOX OF BANK NOTES STOLEN. YOKOIIAMA. (lot. i. via Victoria. Oct. lfi.»—-lnl‘ormnllon has reached burn that a box containing bank notes of the value 0: 350.000 In acid had been atolcnvf'mm the strong room of the China and Malia sic-timer Zaflro on her last voyage from lions Kong to Manila. The consignment was signed by one of th6.6lllp‘s officers and prior to the vessel's arrival at Manila. the strong room Was opt-nod only once. and that was to admit a consignment of opium sent on board at the last moment.= .w. M... The entire treatment of Ramon's Livcr Pills and Tonic Pellets for non- silnaiion. costs but 25 cenlsumedirine for a month. pleasant to fake and thor- ough in action. Ask your dealer for liamon's. ll. H. Pleisted. ” Poll JUDGE OP recurs. ROOKV LN. Oct. lil.~—llidward P. helm. of , illusion. has nominated for judge of whale by the Osmocrats includes the towns of Vernon and lid» of the Min ‘ to probate district which. Announces Thil “ Secured. of the long pending negotl ($20,000,000) was sprun today unsuspecting public. uncut: financiers for diplomacy. arm as an evidence. of rising Japanese alliance. clicclcf this constant the old power with which ‘ YOKOHAMA, Oct. 1. via Victoria JAPAN. cars 0A BIG LOAN. ”25,000,000 Have Sun Oct. lilrwaiws of the consummation ntlons whereby Japan obtains 00,000,000 you 07) R“ be quiet way in which this large amount of money has been obtained without the least hint leaking out, even through the lo, cal negotiators, Is considered marve- lous. and reflects great credit on Jan The news is received with much enihusi» credit of the country and effect of the Anglo It Is believed that Japan will pro- ceed to naval expansion and execute other public undertakings which were. waiting upon revenue. But the c in: . (i . ‘ l i l ‘ 2‘ Seventeenth. Annual, Oil‘nvention Hold ill . an "Fives" will, be no restored .37?! esteem of the nation as I donning be tied. Yesterday In Moridon. ~ MERIDEN. October 10-——’1‘hc seven- :tconib annual convention of the Con- necticut State llranch of the American li‘cdcratiou of Labor was called to or- der at if) o'clock yesterday by Vice- Prcsldent James Pierson; of Norwalk. in the absence of President lgnatlus Sullivan, mayor of 1iartford.- vaOut 70 delegates were present at the open ing but before noon over 100 were, in attendance. Among the later arrivals was Mayor Sullivan. The delegates began the work of the day by appointing a committee on ere- douitals and then adjourned until 1:30 in the afternoon. When the dolugatcs reassembled the various reports of President Sullivan. Secretary and Treasurer 1’. ll. Connolly. of Dnnbury. State Organizer J.’ .i. O‘Neill. of Bridgeport, and John H. Reilly. of Dan- bury, delegate to the last national con- vention, were read. as well as tho rc- poris of the various committees. The report of the committee on rules con- cluded the first day's business. An invitation to attend the sessions has been extended to National Presi~ dent (lompcrs. of the American Fed- eration of Labor, and to Mayors Mul- vihill. of Bridgeport, and Charters, of Anuonia. it is expected that they will reach here today. . SAVED A BOV'S LIFE. Mrs. Captain N. Hubbard, of Mil- ford, Dal, says: "Brazilian Balm sav- ed my boy's Iifc. ile began just like the one we lost with croup. We gave him a few doses. He quickly tirepped to sleep and was all right in the mor- ning.” For sale by it. i-l. Plalsted. F. ii. Baxter, and The Clifford I’har. macy, “ GERMAN LUTHERAN CONFER- ENCE. MERIDEN. Oct. lfi.-’i‘hc German Lutheran churches of the district of New York. Eastern New Jersey and Connecticut began their semi-annual conference here with Rev. J. C. R. Lulirc, of Jenny City. as presiding oili- cor. Seventy-five delegates, nearly all clergyman. were present at the morning scssion. The principal speak or was Rev. Jacob Pauisen. head pro- fessor at the Theological school. Krupp. lcrmany. The conference will choose officers this evening. Any druggist who looks more to the health and welfare of his friends and customers than to the in- crease of his prescription trade, will recommend Ramon’s Liver i‘iiis and Topic Pellets for attacks of ctinstipalion and bilionsness. They are far better than strong drugs and much cheaper than prescription billsl I}. P. McClure til: Son. the leading drool aisle of Gallup. Ky. write: "Rainou's Livt-r l’llls and Tonic l’ellcls have. proved to be the most popular and sat. . isfoctory medicine we crcr handled": A trial will convince you of their greafj superiority ovcr ordinary liver pills.’ 2:3 cts. ll. l-I. l’lnlstcd. " SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS. (litEENWiCl-I. Oct. iii—At the Democratic convention of the Twelfth scnatorinl district today. J. Harry Swnrtwout, of Stamford. was nominat~ cd for senator. Sir. Swartwout was postmaster of Stamford during the ad‘ ministration of President Cleveland. and has represented the town of Stani- ford in the lower house of the general assembly. LOOK OUT FOR FEVER. Bililousncss and liver disorders at this season may be prevented by cleansing the system with DeWitt‘s Little Early Risers. These famoas ilt- ilc pills do not gripe. They move the bowels gently but copiously, and by reason of the tonic properties, give tone and strength to the glands. Clif- ford Pharmacy. “ FROM BUTTE MINERS’ UNION. lli’T'i‘E. Mont. Oct. 15.——The Butte Mlncrs‘ Union has forwarded 83.259 to the headquarters of the United Mine Workers at Indianapolis for the benefit of the striking coal miners of Pennsyl- vania. The mill and smelter men of Anaconda gave a benefit bail for the strikers. at which 81.500 was netted. With the approaching fall and win- tcr season. w.lth Its sudden changes. look out for rheumatism. Nothing so thoroughly relieves this trouble as fla- mnn's Nerve and Bone Oil. 25 cents a bottle. it. ll. Plaistcd. ” PRACTICED WITHOUT A LICENSE. ANSONIA. Oct. 15.»Mrs. Dora Par tro was arrested In this city charged with the practice of midwifery with- out aliccnsu. llonds wore entered and the case goes over to Thursday. ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPaIA. Mrs. Franklin flush, of New Castle. Dot. says: "i suffered for years with dyspepsia Used to have most diu- trcss and belching. I tried everything i could hour of, but nothing helped me until I look Brazilian Balm. and one 50 cent bottle cured me completely." For sale by R. H. Flamed and F. H Dexter. TO sci-Paces MACEDONIAN com- times (YONBTANTINOPLE. Oct. loo—it is declared In. government circles that the Mulitarlan revolutionary bands have every where been defeated and that after a sharp assessment In tho Krczna defile between in force of Tur- kish troops and Insurgents the Bulgar- inns were dislodged and dispersed. The ports understands that the Haitian . inn government has finally decided to suppress the Macedonian committee. W‘s-gum. A cold contracted at this demo of the year in out to "hang on" through the winter. with dangerous results in the curios. unless checked by Ramon's English Cough Syrup. It In the most pleasant and sure remedy on the mar- Ref. 25 cts. R.H.I’lalatsd. ” BENEFIT or THE Across. CHICAGO. Oct. law/i benefit DP!" formance at the Auditorium theatre has yielded $7.700 to the actors' fund home. One thousand persons ware unlabelled to stand. wdT‘Ol’ THAT SOLO. or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra» sill-n Balm lb breaking up Coldsmheni over «Mail tribunal. sxc‘qmun. 10. 20. We in $1.00 bottle». The (Bill. *‘ 'é‘Tb‘m‘NKssi n’ 130 ‘iiiiidiiii‘noou . ..§e°" that . your stomach and liver are in proper condition. ’ To do it easily and pieaSant- ly take Beecham’s Pills In buxulOc. and ass. Bold Ev“: n ‘4' rs. HOMEOPATHIO ME 4...... PE!!! 5...... Semi-Annual Session Held Yesterday in Merlden. MERIDEN. Oct. 15.-—Sevcnty-Iive members of the Connecticut ileineopa- tbic Medical Society attended the semi» annual meeting of the organization here. yesterday. and listened to papers on various subjects. The officers who are all physicians were chosen as fol~ lows: President—C. H. Colgt‘ove. Willi- mantle. Vlcc-Prcsitlcnt~—C. N. Payne, Bridge- port. Secretarywilills Cole, Hartford. Treasurer-10. J. Walker. New Hav~ en. Examining board—E. B. I-iookcr. Hartford; E. C. M. Hall, New Haven: it]. ll. Linncli, Norwich; H. ’1‘. Cole, Iliurtford; Carl A. Williams. New Lon- ton. Executive Committee—C. H. Coi- grovc. Wiillmantic; Hills Cole, Hart- ford; E. J. Walker, New Haven. —.—.—— A WOMAN SAYS: “The first bottle of the new medi- cine, Calcura Solvent, set up my nerves like turning a fiddle. l began to get good sleep. After that I felt hungry and when I smelt breakfast I wasn't long getting down stairs. I picked on weight and strength. and no wonder i believe in Dr. David Ken- nedy, of Kennedy Row. Kingston, N. Y.” All druggists, $1.00. ” LAKE BOAT LAUNCHlNG. Submarine Craft Will Be Given Its Dlp This Month, BRIDGEPORT. Oct. 15.——After many months of diligent work by a force of skilled mechanics under the personal direction of inventor Simon Lake. the submarine torpedo boat which the Lake Torpedo Boat Company expects will revolutionize submarine naviga~ lion, is completed. it only requires painting to have it ready for the launching which is to be held some time this month on a. date yet to be made public“ THE WORST FORM. Multitudes are singing the praises of hodol. the new discovery which In making so many sick people well and wcnk people strong by digesting what they cut, by cleansing and sweetening the stomach and by transforming their food into the kind of pure, rich, red blood that makes you feel good all ov- er. Mrs, Cranflli. of Troy, I. T., writes: For a number of years I was troubled with indigestion and dyspepsia. which grew into the worst form. Finally 1 was induced to use Kodol and after us- ing four bottles 1 am entirely cured. I heartily recommend Kodol to all sut- i'ers from indigestion and dyspepsia. Take a dose after meals. It digests what you eat. Cili‘f’ord Pharmacy. " CRUISER AT MARSEILLES. MARSEILLES. Oct. 15.~—The United States cruiser Chicago arrived here for repairs today and exchanged the usual salutes. NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN Q HARTFORD RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. ! In effect May 10. 1902. LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR NEW YORK. 4—..— A.M.~712:401, 4:401, 5:501. 6:16. 6:55, 7:13. 7:62, 8:161. 9:031, 9:36, 9:56, 10:23:. 10:40, 11:35:. P. M.——12:551. 1:17. 2:251, 3:05. 3:22x, 4:07, 4:602, 5:40, 6:561. 6:38, 6:65x. 7:07x. 7:55;, 8:00, 10:20. serious. A. lit—12:40:. 5:061. 6:58;. 9:05, 9:42; 01’. fit—3:221, 5:40. 5:65;, 7:20. LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK. A. ll.-—-10:02:,~ 5:00. 0:00. 7:00. 8:00:..8:02. 9100:. 9:041. 10:02:, 10:04."11:001, 11,302. .. P. lieu—10:02. .1205. 2:003. 3:02. 3:30x. 4:021, «Hill. 1:80, 0:02, 6:001. 6:02. 7 :00x, 8:001, 01:30, 11:00:. ‘suturdays only. iPIttsfieId Express, ‘ . O ,m‘! ’_ . SUNDAYS. A. lit-«12:02:. 0:00. 7:30, 10:02. P. M.-»6:00, 8:001. 11:00. LEAVE IOUTH NORWALK NEW HAVEN. LIL—«12:08:. 1110:. 1:201. 0:18. zit; 8:42. 0:101. 10:10:, 11:05: r. b.4220“. 1:10, 3:021, 4:18. 6:22, 6:20. 7:05x. 9200:. 9:16, 10'01. 11:15. Bridgeport In addition to above—P. M.——-2:lii. 5:00, 7:28. SUNDAYS. A.M.-12:0iix. 1:101. 1:20x. 7:48 9:10, 11:16:. 1', 1—4:“. 9:00. W aouru nonmm TO nausunv. A. M.~6:23; 0:15. 9:03. P. him-1:20. 4226 It. 5:10. 0:00, 7:10. slim-days only, 2:21. W FOR DANIU IW TO SOUTH .NORWALK. A. ”Mi”. ?:~¢§,*8f50. 9:38, 11:27. P. Ila-4:001, um. 0:”. Boots tram to million. mo in. at; 7:: ii. in. mupanbury. 8:06 f 10rd, W0 or mounds. “ you”: .is ., run .. .4.-.
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