bar that it‘ _,
A”
ll mired thous-
delirium halt as
“potion 0t
tiing ex~ ,
ports This kind
mas so prominent
ave suffered a rear.-
of the Court of Ap—
ibany,N. Y.. lost
deserved rebuke.
, ads to prove that
‘ in its used to cancel a
at made by a purty
tic handwriting is
an alert declares that in
li'o‘court the time. has
should be set to all
f'l‘he danger ‘h‘erc‘ as
or sxaiting mere coin-
QV dances of underlying
ll‘l‘l sand courts will as
sad trial, give less
stl‘in'ony at handwrit-
curt. It will enhance
uchi" The conduct of
may and (it Recorder
111er criticized.
ii, there is cer-
1111111111., lest both our
Matty. and thus do»
court stands for in
. fiend tative at the
r‘ ‘aad tor noth—
it he. seek to
’ and make I the
deliver, he tramps in tho
I solemn Judicial and
oticogl or the court in-
starce‘.’ Prosecut-
imply the snort to
m trifling with law
hemsolves are trinera
they are éssontinlly in
guilty prisoner. while
i
d u
. on by the American 111111
stitutionn Adrianna, . .
dninty. gracotu’l yet strong and self to
hunt douglttors—~types ot the Alpert.
. or girl over which or halo world
dots and soldiers. Mexican and Chi»
11o iai‘r samples ot the heterogeneous
community which Mr. Thomas
material.
The piece is as in!) "bi brigh‘ color
,: contrasts as the changing combina- ,
‘, tions or a kaleidoscope.i
son with tresh rigorous active lite of
‘ lit isthmus-I i
it fairly bill-
the young Want. it has a love story
1 as tender and almost as tragic as that
of "Romeo and Juliette“ and it hasn
1c! of work of humor as ripe and unc-
the Month of October.
According to mortality reports 1c~
relvcd by the state bomd of health
them were 1:133 deaths in Connecticut
during October. This was thirty-three
less than in September of this yeai,
.an'd sevonty-one more than in October
of iiis’t yum.
The mortality in public institutions
of the state wore:
inflarlfol'd .25; in
and in‘Now Haven. 24 Non residents
in those are deducted from the total
mmtaiity of their respective towns in
{estimating the death rate of those
owns
having no deaths in October: Andovor.
Bethany
Chaplin. Colcbrook. Columbia Eust-
lord East Granby. Easton. Ellington
Guili’ord. Hamden. limiiand, Killing
worth Lisbon. Marlborough. Middle
ton. Suicm. Scotland. Sherman. Toi—
ion. Willingion Wolcottwllil.
The drain rnte’ was 15
and for the whole state l4..9 The
deaths reported from infectious dis.
curios, including diarrhoea, were 283
hailing 25.0 par cent of the total mm-
a in
raring to endure hiu con-
mi. The lost trial bus 1
onor of the low '1‘le1 "
,, w’lillI‘ snow the low-
ssimistic that there is
‘oola‘rs that our law
" hole corrupt. Ho has
I trial with expedition
hurled but here had
toners“! comsi
four things con» i
» which seems to
W the lwsrtod run:-
as the statehmnt lot
just before the yer;
1 ._ “Wood that
~ should be made eith-
dium'v id. 8.11 in.»
in were to ne'er-1
. _ , ss'it‘ is expected
it I court of italics
sidewall. and thoro-
ii” for any uproa-
has our part: '
stunt such than
Inna.
“Warhead/d1
The monthly bulletin of the stair
board of health issued Bainuiny suyl
Tide of the most hotnbie facts relating
to the health of the state during the
past war was tho widespread pievnl
once of small pox cases were report-
cd from thirty l’mu towns. including
drmy county in tho atatc’ in only a
low plnccn, did it 11911111110 the charac-
tor of an rpldeu'iic, although rcgurdml
. as tho most co‘nthgions of all diseases
"in two ways these outbreaks guru
iii-alimony to the, protective power ”or
vaccination. Find. Connecticut. uncut
the most densely populated states. and
in very intimate relation with the rest
oi the country. both by land and wa«
ter was slow to entertain any case of
the dispose long alter it was claiming
thousands of victims in other states.
Thin exemptiou can only be explained
l‘lilrllllld no large a proportion at the
inhabitants have lined rendered im-P
mun» by vaccination.
'secondly. the spread oi the dictating
has hero almost wholly among those
ho'bavs hover vncclnntsd. or so long
"and. that its protective power was linv
pairad by time. in Mill another way
its value but been yerillnd. .oy
prompt 11th or this tornado
on; mhncpnrnl v notion
Thai-'6 worn 841cm or‘ted urin‘
Ibraroadin‘xilcto ‘a p misfit 3
"MI Death Rate in New Haven During-
in Bridgeport 13;1
Middleiown 12;:
Bethlehem, Bolton. Bozrah;
bury. Middlatlcid. New l‘alri‘lem. Pics»
loud. Union. Worlwen Westbrook. Wes‘
:13 for tho
large towns. for the smnn towns 12.2.
the ti?!“
ilo
1‘ burns. hrul‘m Imp
CA TAiN KiDi‘D'S QOLD.
Bell-lei Woman HII Bruins Ind flimi‘
Digs Up Hor Back Yard. ‘
So impressed was a woman living in
Gr 1st Plain street Botholi- with I sur-
les or dreams she had a short time ago
that she had spent a goodly sum 0!
mnncy scorching {or captain Kidd's
hurled gold which she callus to imagine
was hi‘dddn on her property. She is
not the first person who has done a
similar thing and not the first who has
been disappointed. The n‘cighbors at
first Were curious. then thoy were in-
terested. and now they are mounted
The whole thing started a good many
years ago when a pines of rocks look-
. in: as it it might have deep port 01311
The following towns are reported us.
grow; stone some tlmo was found on
tho property. There are old legends in
which it is said that the notorious pi
rate came up into Connecticut trod the1
sine oi Long island sound to bury his
trcacure and somebody conceived the
theory that this might be a part 0!
Captain Kidd s grape stone. 1 1
’ For many years the finding of the
stone was practically forgotten but it
was brought vividly to mind again
when the woman who owns the prop-
erty on which it was found had a
durum the other night. She dreamed
that a hole 'ivas dug in I bank in the
roar of our house and a chest contain
‘iug a fortune in old gold coin and low
- ols was lound. She regarded this as
simply a curious dream and probably
would have thought no more about it
hull and not had tho some dream the
noxt night. This was regarded as at
that peculiar and and when the dream
come agAln the third night. the woman
hocamo convinced that the t urc
one really in her back yard. he re
nardod the dreams as a supernatural‘
moons of informing her whore the trca
sure was.- '
The next day two laboro‘rs were cm i
played and set to work indium?t in tho
bank which had appeared
dreams. The men wondored whath a
hole in that particular bank was need-
ml for but as they were well paid.
they asked no questions and wont to
digging. For live days the two men
dug until they hall a hole is. large as a
house. No tréanuro Was found and
the Work has finally glvoh ii To the
pds‘hbo’rn who curiously 1111 ed and!»
lion's rogsrdini; ind ml tho owner
11119111111qu13 minis
lint
3111311111 111‘ is lit laconic arc
aware that it is not usual to dig walla ~-
io. the Iidog of pond:
Will it in
loon’
. mutchl. rains c,
a... ...i‘ db...
_ (or money.
no as that in which Mr. Thomas has
eviously shown us in Alabama and .
in Mizlloura.
when the critics have said of Art?
nona that it is better than Alabama
they have said all that they very well
1 ‘could say in praise of an American
play and that not one but where every
. one ot the leading wrltors of the New
il‘oik and Chicago press has said ré
% pointedly during the unparalleled runsw
oi four months each at the place at the
llismld gounro, blow York and the .1
. Grant) chord Bonito. Chicago and tho. ‘
i Academy of Music. New York.
That Arizona will be lichlv staged
‘ and excellently well acted is guaran-
I load by the namcs’ot the artists who
‘ pointed the scenes 1'1 om hctunl sketch
us in the Territory of Arizona. tho
. unincu oi' the clever actors whom Mr.
miles of his blood. The scenes of Act
1 and JV. “Granny's Ranch " near Fort
Grant in the Aravaipa Valley were
i cites specially made by him in Arizona.
3 The drawing room painted by John
and military post The decorations.
costumes and accoutrements were all
1 chosen and arranged hy that eminent
on Western lite and customs. Fredero
ick Remington. the artist of “The Man
and the Horse "
ALPEONSE AN GASTON ' "
Alphonse and Gusto will reach this
1 city Thursday. at Hoyt 5 Theatre. and
iwih immediately start in to win the
New will and kindest regards of the
. inhabitants by methods peculiarly their
i own. Already they have made a good
‘oegianing in the New York Journal,
where their acts and says hare been
i 1ecorded and illustrated with skill and
mm humm Now they come to town
tin person to lamillorinse themselves
. with everything in it. and to see if they
) cannot do something for somebody and
ion polite to everybody. They even
contemplatc a school or. more proper-
i ly speaking. a circuit of schools of eti-
; quette all over the country. Be this“ as
it may they come to improve the peo-
l pie one way or another. and will
amuse them first and win them utter-
iwards. Alphonse is the pink of po—
iiieuess. Gaston a carnation of role
culture. They win in doom-uni and dc-
ointment on sight. it is only when
they attempt to do too much in the
way at nia'nu‘al lobar that they coma
to serious grief. But Mr. Gus Hill.
who. with the permission ‘0! W
Hamil; has. undertaken to introduce‘
Alphonse and Gaston to every man.
woman and child in the United Stator
To do this efldh‘tlvniy he has prepared
a most «gating truce comedy. which
locals wit good gs illustrative or
With
everything
l
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oh 1.13.1. host or
salinii nai miIo on
any 11111111111111.
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has .
‘ . chosen to utilize in the way oi literary "
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‘ medium or fine: pound 9c..dos.. ...
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1‘ painted by Miller Burridge from skat~ ‘
Faust from actual rootds at the ranch ‘
new ToMATOES. Cedar 1...... ohm
whole, ripe fruit. 35bit). can 136.;
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A mighty purchase of 50,000
copies at a sai‘crifiée so unique ask:
1 enable us to sweep awav nearly % ‘ '
two-thirds of the usual cost.
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‘qt one 1' infallible- don-i-
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ll. Boater's or a sip
While Cill'ldlil Poles ‘
4 no 10110 with fix-
tures. 10 cents.
57 Washington Street
South N‘ouyiiiir.
Locust Bites
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The bite or dis locust, kissing bug
‘ and: spider are poiIonouI' and; produce
' very: palatal and lions:
final to. got.-
no several
Milan Balm- and
«bindrover the bite. instant toilet.
‘ ‘ Burma in lull! an hour and V011 will
and I drop, as green so crops. This
’ is the poison which has been Ill drawn
j; out Ind the troublo; is own. This lathe
; only thins in the World sorrow o!
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