' [in The List
l ‘ .
‘f .Silort .Goiattdar otSu-
,parloro‘ltti ‘Gotnmolvl’ioas
.. Quilts—David Booth. of
‘ Stanford. Asks for Judg-
' ingot. Against Street Rail-
way Goalpanias
There are no divorce cases on the
lhOl't “louder of the civil superior
court; this week. but there are nine-
teen other motions. Among these are
the requests of David llootil of Sll‘lll-.
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DEMANDS FOR CASH
*—
30me Propositious for Expenditure of
the Rate" Money.
Measures calling for special legisla-
tive appropriations are many, and the
situation calls for the exercise of l‘lll‘ei
discrimination: and judgment. 'l‘lle'
proposition for a new State arsenal
and armory. ill Hartford. which all in-
lclligent observers recognize as wind-
iy meritorious. calls for the expendb
tttre of something like half a million
dollars. A resolution for it special
appropriation of 850.000 for new build-
lugs at the Connecticut Agricultural
College. and another carrying ilil illlr
nuai grant of $25,000 to the institution.
have been Introduced by Selltttolf
Noonc of liockviile. Senator Wilcox
of Hel'liu Iltls submitted a measure for
$30,000 for the completion of the dec-
oratioll oil the exterior of the (‘tlpitol.'
Resolutions appropriating $100,000
for a State Normal school at liatlbury
and $175,000 for u sillliiar institutiont
at \l'lltet'bury are pending. One of1
the measures In sure to be waste-f
ilnsketed. A substantial appropria-
tion for improvements tlt Fitch's Soif
dicrs' Home is asked for. Two rest»
13~
ford for‘ Judgment against Andrew Ra-i
”a" the Connecticut Railway "munitions carrying aggregate tlppl‘opl'itr
Lilhtlns 00.. and the Shelton Sit-eeti'iomi of “51"“ 70" l"‘“““""'“ “I“
Railway 00.. who failed to “m. mp:pl'ovclucllts at the Connecticut lion-
W393 for Booth and ”mm. m (.mmm. . pitai for the Insane are awaiting con
eratlml for land which is occupied by‘
titer railway companies.
Judge Howard J. Curtis
have nineteen motions to
‘The list follows:
Superior court. Hon. George W.
Wheeler Judge—Thomas (Y. Stone.
ndministrator,-vs. The Hartford Life
Ins; Co. at ais. Demurrer to parts of
complaint. .' Plaintiff’s demurrer to
third defense of insurance (‘o.; .lolln
Hurley. et ux. vs. Dwight & Dalley. mo-
tion to amend complaint: Amy Stuart
VB. Fm}; B. Starr. further order of no.
beat-Andrew Selleck vs. .I. Arthur
. P1111190. of. ai.. plaintiff's demurrer;
Bryan D. Sheedy vs. Empire Life in-
Bungee 00., motion for more Sili'l'llli'
statlment; D. Sherwood 'i‘hnrp vs.
Horace H. Jackson, et als.. plaintiff‘s
motion to strike out; The Stamford
Savings Bank vs. Cornelius- McMiIllcll.
et ai.. disclosure of defense or fore-
closure: Stamford Savings Bank vs.
Galen H. White, et 1113., further order
of noticerand continuance; The Stunt.
ford Savings Bank vs. Edgar Studwcil.
at sit, foreclosure: Isabella Brotulcud.
administratrix vs. The New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Co. for
Jaimeht; Adah B. Crofoot. et IllS.. Vs.
Homer S. Crofoot, et als.. order of
sale. appointment of committee; l‘rt-tt—
will also
consider.
erlck M. DeRJck vs. Ida J. Dl'Rll'k. at,
Jowsnce for defense; Edna .\I. Walk—t
er Vs. Henry E. Walker. plaintiff's ll’ltl-
tion for more specific statement; .I.
Milton Cobm‘h, conservator vs. Wul. 1‘.
Raymond, et aia., to vacate order on
plaintiff's remonstrance recoulmittiug
.- aha-report of the committee. and fol.
Receptance of committee‘s l'cpol'i and
ailment thereon: William H.
’8. Jeremiah D. 'l‘oomey. .Ir.. permis-
sion ot file demurrer; Martha A. Set-
lock et al. vs. Daniel‘Head. order for.
demurrer or answer to interrogatories
by defendant: David II. llootbt- vs.
Connecticut Railway and Lighting (to.
judgment for want or answer: David
B. Boothe vs. Andrew Rndci. judgment
for want of answer; David ll. Boothe
vs. Andrew Radel. judgment for want
of answer; David B. Boothe vs. Shei-
ton Street Railway Co, judgment for
' want of answer. .
shit-ration. lteforc the (‘oullllittee ou
tiiilllliilli' Institutions arc rt resolutiou‘
‘for a grant of “50,000 for the cstltb-‘
Iisbluetli of a State tuberculosis hos
pittll. ltlld also a hill giving 325.000 to
the New Haven County .Allli‘Tllilill'I‘ll-
losis Association. Iliiis for tile estnbw
iisblllent of ii women's reforntatory ati
an expense of 8:10.000 and of it generaii
State’ reformatory at a cost of 8250.0tm'
tnre pending. A bill asking for all all i
propritltioll of $25,000 for the esittb;
lisillllcllt of ii Stale form is bitched by.
the State lioard of Charities.
These financial proponitlons which
we have enumerated are selective and‘
‘llot exhaustive. They indicate, Ill it
general way. the number and variety of .
the demands for special appropriations.
The total In great. Doubtiess the pro
jet-ts ill the main are cotltluelldubie.I
Not all of the demands. however. cull‘
be granted. Upon the uppropriuiious'
committee. especially. is lllllpflls‘t'll illc
duty of carefttiiv discriminating be-
tween those projects which are ltbso-i
itlteiy necessary tlnd thorn: which are
‘iillly absolutely desirable. Better op-
|portuuity for the exercise of wise
ijudglueut never lay around loose——
E iitlrt ford Post.
i
i POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
. _...__.
'l‘iil-J LIBERTY llELLICS.
. title of the ”pter-es-tie-l'esistance.” ill
i 'ttct. the particular one Included Ill the.
list of good shows to be seen at lioyt‘sg
‘i‘hcatre this year. is “The Liberty}
illeiics." presented by lilaw l‘ll'iilllK-r
ens ’I‘rottbtldoul's. with Harry iliifotil‘
-and a company of lifty artists who. in!
Review their l'ts-lpeciive lines are conceded town” ml. the
till' among the best. To those who.
‘keep track of the current tllld metro
‘lllillt‘dll successes. this engagement
will appeal as all exceptional treat. it
is it widely known fact that “The Liber~
-ty lieilcs." in New York. Philadelphia,
.t‘iticago. Boston. etc.. was hailed as;
itile novelty surprise and emphatic hit
tot‘ years. Mr. Harry ll. Smith. the
‘uutitor. has constructed his comedy on
Irliues entirely different froth tlnytilinLv
seen otl the American stage. The
scenes represent a dormitory ill
young ladies“ seminary. the cooking.
3
t. - . '1 ‘ ‘ .
3 @3111??? fifggefgrfimuonmgg“ 1:3 school of "The Liberty lieilcs and it
' ' ‘ thotei iii an orange grove in Florida.
r' lGeo. . lchois. trustee. for al- .
‘ r e D N I "I he prologue is extremely sensational.
- Digytglt "wCuzglilearrdxign “flilllliml‘ilu l?!" ' depicting as it does. the life of the girl
. Nichdlh its-313" disclosure of defpnspt student as 'Il. is. Veteran theatre—go-
. m foreclosure; Abbelone M. Scott vs’li'l'fi. searching for sonlethtllg to wake
Christian Markussen. judgment fol-1mm" ‘m- may "9 pleased ‘0 “9 told
ill advance that the first, act of "Tile
want of answer; The Stamford Say-r i . ' ‘ _ .
inns. bank. vs. James McCleiIuhd‘s Lbelty lit-Ills ulltcils the sleeping
he‘” receptor continuance and fur- apartment of a seminary, disciosing‘
four up-to-tiate brass bedsteads. con»
this order of notice: The Stamford
taillitlg the saute number of equally
. ~ , ) . 't. . , .
flying: Efl‘l‘mfincfiafidl tings? JP: up-tovdate fenltulue members of Hit“
tier” of “once. Patrick Murrfiv w, “school. All of those girls are care-ll
' ‘ f fttliy tucked away for the nigllt It is,
$:£r§uzg¥ghjgggggtv$r Tint“ inane of thOsO things that might easily!
Y Matt'si Ceiling Co defendant's mo-i be shocking. Ilttt it isn't. One by one
film for judgment '3'. want M rt.phitilese girls and twenty or tltirty of.’
. ' ‘ their comrades steal forth with light»?
to plea on abatement; James H. Kins. . __ ' .
Sella... vs. Gottlleb Weisma‘nu. judg_;ttl candles to illdulgt ill .l
.ment for want of answer to amended
9 complaint: Henry H. Nettleton vs.
x Mary L. Fairchlid et ai.. foreclos r :
William C. Kinselia 1‘ vs.:‘f".-l’red
Pratt. motion for judgment: Elizur
T. Doolittle vs. Walter J. Doolittle.
foreclosure: Edwin .l. Nettieton vs.
Henry B. Scotleld. trustee. et aI., judg-
ment for want of answer: Harry W.
Mather vs. Emma Y. Pepper. et at.
’: till “3103' want of answer; Dudley
.3; Hoyt Y8: Alice. Boggs Shastey.
‘ 1)th motion to strike out; Wai-
ter. E. Lewis ei al. vs. ,Brmiley llurr
IMeeker. defendant's motion to strike
-out. rand'plaintiif's motion for judg-
vmenl. fol; want of answer; The Win
3 cousin lumber C0,. vs. The East Not;-
..waik Lumber Co.. plaintiff's motion
' ‘to rescind order staying further pro
Chadian, and for more specific state-
smen: Henry Clampett vs. Zalmon
‘. Goodsell. defendant's motion to make
.Tmol'eiepeolilc. and plaintiff's motion
" for judgment for want of answer:
1', Wernsmanll vs. David A. Nich-
l; ndministrator. defendant‘s de-
murhf27"mge White vs. Dudley S.
wafldge. motion to separate en-
.Iygi's snd'onnnter claim and to make
,. 'olllni more specific.
IRA-WON or western owes.
e regular meeting of the District
any! Women's Clubs was held
Iytrevenltlg' at its quarters on
W Mrs. Glrard. vice presi-
of the Connecticut State federa-
‘tnd ,Ilrs.» Barroll. one of its prom-
. members. who were, in theseity
- .ths sessions of In D. A. R.
'-Were the speakers of the oc-
hre .
ll'al'd‘spoke more especially of
of choral-entry committee for
t! which me is chairman.
~mbvsonght to be‘acconr
preserving the trees of Now
- - : remarks of ms. Bufoll
. ‘ the efforts made by
for the betterment of
£€nclllalen of the addresses
; nines reports were
l‘cvei. ill whispered stories. songs andI
They are all m their night
Tile entire seeue is played:
i lunch.
clothes.
Wasi’mson.
A Happy Cunt After Use of
Tina Battles of
_ Poino’s ;
Celery Compound
The Spring Sys’em Cleanser.
Health is tbllt natural state of the
whole body ill which the entire ner-
vous system is so perfectly regulated
that it can. without undue effort. “N‘-
form its almost lltllllberless alld ali-
inlporiullt duties.
The blood as It courses through the
body must bear nourishment and life
or poisons and death.
in the spring season thousands ar-
ottlld us suffer front various forms of
.lI'llill-Z i’. P. DESVHRNINE.
title of the Ir‘irst (‘itizetls of Cuba.
blood diseases and many are unexpects
t-tiiy cut down by death.
Your blood is surely IIlIt-tl
suffer from boils piluplcs. blackheads.
l‘t‘lt'lllll. salt rhctllll. crysipeias or ltcb.
Wilt-ll nerve force is low. when you
suffer flotll insomnia. lassitude or uctl»
might. be assured your blood demands
purifying ulld cleansing.
l‘tlille‘a (‘elery (‘olnpoulltl quickly
banisltca front the blood llII poisons;
it supplies the proper elcmellts for en
l'iciliug thr- Vilili iluid. building tissue
gt-nertli repair of the whole
5‘.‘”i"ii'lll. ’I‘ry Its renovating and life
giving virtues of once if you would be
made well. strong and happy. Judge
l. I‘. Ilesverllillc. of Havana. says» »
"While I was ill New York I read
about l’nine's (‘clery
never thought I would ever get well. i
only took one bottle of that wonderful
discovery tlllti found myself with bet-r
tcr vigor and energy."
Mr. Tilos. \‘oltng. liimortl. l‘a.. says:
“i suffered very lunch from blood
poisoning. and after doctorillg for two
months with my physician and not re-
ceiving any good results. i tried
Paint-"s (‘clcry Compound. The net.-
of two bottles completely cured inc. All
ltly thanks are due to l’ttille's Celery
(‘oltlpotluti." ‘
RETAINED IN HAGAMAN CASE.
Attorney George A. Honuecker
New York. Formerly of Norwaik.
Attorney George A. Holmecker. for-‘
tllcriy of South Norwulk, has been re»
tabled in the famous liagaman case ill ‘
New York. Tuesday he with other
counsel made a complaint to Assistant
llisrticl Attorney Gut-van. They no
cased Andrew D. Meioy and his need
«tales of wrong-doing ill connection
ll. 0. Fiowvr, Mrs. Hagamnn-Deia-
barre's frlclld and advipcr. was con
t'i‘l'llt‘ll. Theodore liagilhlhn. within
- n msw~ama
anU
i wavsaawtv .. ~m~am n.-
lHeus'a Phased a Wlution Yesterday
. incorporating valley Road.
HARTFORD March b—Tbe appoint-
ments of Franit lttltlsell. as judge. and .
:l.ucius lc‘. Puller. deputy judge of the:
city court of Putnam. were reportedi
z'ronl committee and tallied for the cal-
.elldar in the House. yesterday after-
noon. i
The reaolutiotl“tlpproprlatlug 824.288
‘l‘ol- stator expenses for the last two
rears was pnsllcti. Tile appropriation
includes the payment of members of
the constitutional convention.
The House pa and the resolution in-i
cot'ptll'liiillg the” Naugstuck Valley
road. Mr. Dowhes. of Wallillgford..
‘touse tilllirutall of the railroad com-i .
'uittce Milli tillti this road would bridge.
the gap ill trolley facilities from Wat-t
crlltlry to Ilrltigeporl. ‘
The resolution perniittlug the New.
Haven road ttl use part of its capitaii
stock to par for new rolling stock was
thawed. Mr. Downes. of Wailingfordj
offered ll committee amendment giving.
the board of directors of the railroadt
the right to vote the appropriation,
of its ctlpiitti stoelt for :itit'll purposc.‘
% EROMAA R
Wilil‘
‘ waste ttllti poisonous matters when ymt
(‘ompoulld and
of
without the necessity of calling a meet-
‘ in: or the stockholders. As amended:
the resolution was passed. The pay-i
merit of 813.000 fur the cost of the stay,
of the state militia Ill Waterbury dur-
ln". the trolley strike Wile authorized.
The bill creating the office of assist-t
:lnt attorney general and raising tile;
0hr of the attorney general from $4M
“90 i0 36.000 was rejected. on lthfavor-i
..b'e report of the judiciary commit”
tec The House at i:20 adjourned.
The first gull ill the anticipated rail-
road built of the present session came]
‘l‘l’lt'll lili' Iiouse voted to lusts. on ltsi
telrtellce of the important bill for the
' ctu‘al ol‘ the l‘tlill’otltl law to the jurlic-j
i.tly committee. on report of the Hound
"ililillliiill of lilt' conference colnlllltlt'c,
The Senate originally referred this
'ltt‘tletlrc til the railroad committee.
'ull receded front its former attitude.
on this reference and concurred with'
the House. The general railroad bill“
is therefor now before the judiciary|
committee. .
Just before adjournment testerduy
tt'tl-ruooll ill the House. Mr. Banks. of:
I~':tlrfie|d. otlel'etl a bill permitting the
‘li\\'l| tlf Ilethicbenl to elect by special
election ll new representative ill piacei
of W. 'I‘. Ilayes. deceased. As this”
was new business the titles were sus-
pended by vote tlf the House. The bill.
amends the law by extending the last
date at which sllv town may elect a
representative to fill a vacancy caused
by the death of any member, from ”10'
second Tuesday of ll‘l'lll'lilll')‘ ttl illt’i
lIl‘Hl 'l‘ttcstlitv of April i
Mr. lluuks said that the bill was
general though it referred at this time
to the fact that the town of Bethlehem
tints no representative owing to that
death of Mr. Hayes. He moved tbtlt
the I’llil‘fi be suspended and the bill
passed He stated ill addition that
the town of lletllleitetll desired to hold
il special election llllnlediatciy and the
bill was tilcll passed on to the Ben-‘
ate. There was no opposition to the
measure. ‘
SOUTHINGTON FACTORY SOLD:
Building New Occupied by Acme Marl-i
ufacturing Campany Changes Hands. :
SOi'THlNGTth. .‘dnrcil 5:“Tht‘ far-i
tory at present occupied by the Acute
\lallllIat-turiug (‘oulpany has been sold.
to William Thompson. now employed
as forelltutl by the Blukeslee Forging.
. (‘ottlpally. who will in tile near future, 3
ill t-otupuny witll Ills brothers. Alberlfi'
who is now employed by the Peck.i
Stow & Wiltox Company. and Johui
‘of Chattanooga, Tenn. occupy the ““"i
ttlry. doing ll general nlachlncbtliidlng‘
ilii-rillt‘i‘ts. .
The sale. was made by William H.i
t‘owies. the owner of the building. and
,uItIlbttgh be had informed the Acme.
(‘onlpany that the factory might soon'
‘lii' disposed of they were. considerably:
surprised when notified of the sale?
.yesterdny morning. The company}
ihavc no plans as to their future Io-j
:catiolt. Mr, Thompson said yester-l
iduy afternoon that the Acme people
{would have to vacate. as he would
nlldulght . with mining stock deals in which Dr. want the building in about a month.
t The Acme Company was started a.3
it'cw years ago by John A. Hurley. oft
l‘Ali‘I‘lilt‘ll. with George and Edson I".
thus. ‘but it is so srhrefuily and mod-'u row months before his mysterious. Wood. 0' Smuhinstovt for the manly.
icstiy handled by author. stage director
and actor that the element of the un-
Ipieasallt never for a moment- enters
ltile situation. lll this scene the
1“l’ink Pajama (lit-i." now as famous as
any girl in recent stage history is seen.
She may be said to be. the sensational
llit of the piece. Incidental to the story
are interpolated many catch musical
‘llllmllf‘l‘s. Giaw and " rlanger will
present .“The LibertyBe s" at. Hoyt‘s
Theatre Monday, March 6.
A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.
Lovers of good music. should not fall
.to hear Mr. M. Pattidllng Delee who,
with the Metropolitan Male Qtlartctte
will be heard- ut the South Norwalk
Congregational (‘hurch next. Tuesday
evening. .
Mr. De Nike is one of the leading
concert cellists of New York and is
sure to delight all who are fortunate
enough to hear hint. The price of ad-
imlssion is but thirty-live cents.
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SPOON ER'B WILL 8U STAI NED.
Decision Was Rendered by Supreme
Court Yesterday. .
The final decision in the case of R.
W. Bates against C. W. Spooner and
others. of Bridgeport. was handed
:yeste try
from are will of the tale claps , ._ n’
er. It was'haiddhat the last ent
was invalid because It created a per»
petuai trust. The case was taken to
the supreme court. on ‘reservatlon. The
court decides that the and does not ap
pear inconsistentwith the law against
perpetuates. and therefore stands. a,
._._.~._._..-__.
NIWTOWN MUST PAY.
Supreme Court Remand: Case Arising
Out of Support of A. utilises.
The case of the town of Fairfleld
against the town of Ngwtown. is. re-
.‘m . M to no - imam
304“!" in mm M if
support of Albert
f“? ' . W
rleldfor
,
down by the sttpreme court of errors .
at Hartford. The case arose .
death. otl September ii. I900. invest-
ed heavily In stock of (he Arizona
Eastern and Montana Mining Company.
which was promoted by Dr. Flower.
After llagaman's death his widow ill-
vested. through Ilr. Flower. in 20,000
shares of this stock. thus expending
a large portion of the $700,000 her dy—
ing husband handed to her. The com-
pany. when originally boomed by Dr.
Flower. apparently had the most brilA:
iiallt prospects. bttt it has since fallen
illto iii-luck.
llcy .lohn Keogh. '
__._._.,__._.
“I‘m sure I don‘t know." cried old
Severpop~-”l really don‘t know what
to do with you. Henry. Isthere any-
thing good ill you?"
“i think so. dad.“ replied Henry.
“I've just eaten a mince pie."—-<Tlt-
o
Lunch.
at” rmqitH
it“ ’3
Willie ill Norwalk Mr.‘
Hollllccker was associated with Attor-E
_ while representatives of the New Ha-
, 5. The New Haven company wants the
. stuao son jig-tourists axclaf
.facture of light hardware and novel-3
vties. it has been successful beyond.
texpcctuilmls. and is considered one of;
the best business concerns ill town;
f.\ short time ago it was rumored thati
the Acute works would be moved to}
‘hierlden and it is feared that the saiet
of the factory may cause the company;
'to go thi‘re. Efforts will probably be
nlade to Induce the company to re.
main in town and perhaps use one floor
of the bag shop.
WATER C0. SCENTS DANGER.
i
Projected Cheshire Company Cauld
ontrol Lake Whitney's Feeders.
r
mistrust:
OCK
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r...» n. uta’tlnz‘i-u-
CUR ES
RHEUMATI‘
. l unlessrtou
NERVOUSN
BLOOD '5' DISTEAS E
If not cured, money refunded.
Romoc Guaranteed.
1
Tommy WIst—l’a. what is an opti-
nlist'.’
Mr. \VIMBAII optimist, my son. Is,
a person who has the faculty for mak-
ing a mole IlliI out of a mountain—-
.ludge
lT SAVED HIS LEG.
l’ A. ilanforth. of Latlrauge. (br. suf.
ft-red for six months with it frightful
running sore till his leg: but writes
that Iluckien's Aruictl Salve wholly
cured it ill five days. For Ulcers,
Wounds. i'iles, it's the best salve In.
the world (‘ure guaranteed. ()nly 27w, 3
Sold by ll‘ II linxier. druggisi. "‘
i
i
lie thought to land on the other man's
lll't'll', ‘
'I'his i‘cllow bi muscle and iltlll f.
Illtt he found ollt. alas? when he t'illlit‘
front the wreck.
He had landed instead till his own.
rr-Ncw York Ilcrttlrl.
A REMARKABLE CASE.
One of the most remarkable cases
of tl cold. deep-seated on the lungs.
causing puetllllollirt. is that of Mrs. tlclr
trtldc l2. Fennel; Marion. Ind. who was
entirely cured by the use of line Mill-
utc ('ougil i‘urc. She says: l‘ilc
icotuzhiulz and straining so weakened
the that I run down itt weight froltl its
to 9;! pounds. i tried a number of l‘t-Ill-
edics. to no avail. ttlltil I used One Min-
tltc (‘ough Cure. lv‘our bottles of this
wonderful rclucdy cured the entirely;
of the cough. strengthening my lungs
and restored the to my normal weight.
health atld strength." Clifford l’iltlr»
lnacy. "
"i'm surprised that .thll‘kci‘ll this;
parrot. He swears like ll pirate!“
“I know. lull he reminds me so
much of my late. busbtludl"-~~Lttstige
Welt. :
Tile best pill “numb the stars and
stripes:
It cleanses the system and never
gripes.
Little Early Risers of worldly re-
pate—
Ask for Dertt's and take no sub-
stitute. ‘
A small pill. easy to buy. easy to take
and easy to act, but never falling in re-
sttlts. DeWit‘s Little Early Risers ur-
ease the secretions and act as a tonic
to the liver. curing permanently. Clif-
ford Pharmacy. ”
The Count—I haf Iot'eli your daugh-
laire frotn ze falrst time We met.
Ht-r Father—Who told you that I
was ricll'.’«-Chicago News.
TRAGEDY AVERTED. . .
“Just in the nick of time our lituei
boy was saved." Writes Mrs. W. Wut’
kins. of Pleasant City. Ohio. “Pne
‘ Slll‘f‘.
:tly
- doors
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
arethemostiataiotalldis-
cases.
tours start." at
or money refunded. Chang
3: dlilizrsitzians as the L9! for
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
rates 50:. us also.
“.ib. says the visiting forclguer to
the lullzllatc who has engineered the
great deal in cum. "I suppose you
ate one of the famous captains of ill
dtlstry that your country has produc-
t‘tl."
“Sir." replied tit» corn-\kiug. "i alu
ii coiottei."-—~.lltdgc.
MORE RIOTS.
Iltsltlt‘llances tlt‘ strikers ulc lloi
nearly as grave as all individual disor-
tier of the system. chrwot'k. loss of
sleep. nervous tension will be follow-
ed by utter collapse. unless a reliable
remedy Is iulllledlatcly employed.
There's nothing so efficient to cure dis-
.orders of the Liver or Kidneys as EI-
et-tric I‘littcrs. It‘s a wonderful tonic.
anti effective llerviuc and the greatest
all around medicine for rttll down sys-
tems. lt dispels Nervousness. Ithcu.
ulatlsm and Ncurtllgls and expeis Ma-
laria germs. (lniy 50c. and satisfac-
tiotl guaranteed, by i“. ll. Ilaxtcr. Drug
gist. “
li‘alllL‘I—"FtltilCI'. please give the a
nickel." Fillilt‘l‘~-"l)0ll'l you think
you're lLlO big to beg for a nickel?"
hithel—“S'pose you give me a quarter.
then." Detroit Fl't‘f‘ I’rcss.
WORKING OVERTIME.
Eight hour laws are Ignored by those
‘ tireless. little. \vorkcrs'Dr. King‘s
New Life Pills. Millions are always at
work. night and day. curing indiges-
tion. Hillousness. Constipation. Sick
Headache and all Stomach. Liver anti
Bowel troubles. Easu pleasant. safe.
Only 25c, at F. H. Baxter's drug
store. "‘
"Why does Mr. Bruin hibernate ev-
winter?“
"i suppose he finds it too cold ottt of
in his beer skin."—Harvard
Lampoon.
FOLEY'S MONEY AND TAR
Cures coughs and colds.
i nlonla had played and havoc with him Cures bronchitis and asthma.
i ARTl-‘ORD. March 5—‘i'he comtnlt- i anti a terrible cough set in besides. i Cures croup and whooping cough.
éiee on corporations yesterday after- .‘Doctors treated him. but he grew worsei Cures hoarseness and bronchial mm.
rll00n gave it hearing on a bill for in- I
icorpovatlon of tile (‘hes-lire Water
it‘ompany over which quite ll contest
has arisen. The bill is very general
i in its terms and provides for damming
: tlp and building of reservoirs in almost
rany portion of the town the corpora-
tion may wish.
County Commissioner Jacob D. Wal-
ter and Representative Lanyon ap-
peared in support of the' measure.
ven Water Company were present in
opposition. From New Haven..Preai-
dent Ell Whitney. Lawyer George D.
Wstrous. Engineer Hill and Lawyer
James T. Moran spoke in opposition.
corporation to make us hill more spe-
cific as If it we'nt through in its pres;
ent form the Cheshire Water Company
would have'the wer to interfere with
the tributaries ' the streams feeding
Lake Whitney. i - ' . ,
.. AW.
HARTFORD. March Hodge Case
in the-mumps court yesterday Inert
Mule 8: Bum. of Bl'iatoltflso and
ouhhrvlokuonoftbeuciu lav.
. who is charged
every day. At length we tried Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump-E
tion. and our darling was saved. He's;
new sound and well." Everyone ought.
to know it's the only sltre cure for.
Coughs, Colds and all Lung diseases.i
Guaranteed by F. H. Baxter. Drugglst..
Price 50c and 3]. Trial bottles free.
.-
Wife—"A women‘s work
done." " .
Husband—"You have anticipated me. i
deer: that shirt of mine still lacks its;
needed buttons."——-Richmond Dispatch.
i
i
I. .- ‘ !
Carr—"What you think: of thlai
Mad Mullah any at?" ‘
Whirrlnnton—s e real thingi. I’vei
named my new ‘ uto after him.”——Puck. i
is never i
|
éhlilesy‘ of
modern type.
TheMiIIing of j
Plushliry’p Beet Floue— ,
the successive stages of
ulation and purifica-
t'n—Lia done by ma7 ~
Ninety ill h- ="
7'" med ”5;:qu
bies.
Cures pneumonia and la zrlppe.
Sold at Plaisted's Drug Store.
t
‘0
They say you're making plenty of
money in the Stock Market." "Yes. I
never fail." "Really? You get straight
tips. ell?" “Not mtlch. ' I sell them."
——Plliladelphla Press.
sausages-.1!
the moat healing naive In the world.
ll. Gruil-Gct the check you expect-
ed?
A. Bluff—No; another one. Gover-
nor sald If i don't spend less i must
come home—Pennsylvania Punch
Bowl.
‘ .
n»
the most
and is done ..
nuisance
it Isn’t Woman’s
Work.
this digging into the recesses of
a coal stove, carrying beds of
coal and ashes. ‘
in fact. it, isn't anybody's '
work. No one within piping dis-
tance of n "a: company has any
excuse for having a coal range
ill the kitchen when a CAB
RANGE costs so little.
It saves time. heats only wll l
you want it, and is the m at
economical heat in the world.
WORTH LOOKING INTO.
Don't kick when you illld that
all the. ranges at the present
price are gone. as we have re-
peatedly stated that the next lot
will cost more.
Connections free.
A postal brings otlr represen-
ative.
Conn. Railway and
nghllnn Company.
W
it; South North.
Trust Compantt
Offers for sale. to close an
. estate. the followlna pra-
perry located at East Nor-
walk.
House and lot on East Avenue. 217
feet front. 287 feet rear, 368 feet deep.
it) building lots, 50 feet by 150 foot
otl Center Avenue.
1 building lot on
Price $200.
Also about ti acres of oyster ground
at Calf Pasture. Price $100.
SOL ID AND surest-oar;
Bilgioiionallianlt
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. ”00.00000.
Other Proms. $40,700.00
JGIIN II. FERRIS. President.
JACOB DI. “WON. Cashier.
Laurel Avenue.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swartz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accor‘mts Solicitor!
Accidentlnsurancc
Gambincd brill
Restletrailon flidentlfloatlaa.
$1,000 in case of death by accident
while traveling as prescribed by policy.
$5.00)" week tor loss of time for
non-fatal injuries)
ALL FOR $1.00 PER YEAR
For particulars call or write
TAYLOR 63 GOLDEN.
Telephone Call. 107—4.
lIiYPiiiiSA
DESSERT
BEST ON EARTH
NONE so soon
nab: m A monster
I:
"What is your father‘s objection to
me. Millie?" asked the young men.
"He says you have no application.
Gerald." .
“No application!" be echoed. bitterly.
“I wonder If he knows I've been com-
ing to see you twice a week for nearly
six years!" .
DANGER! OF PNEUMONIA.
A cold at this time, if neglected. is
liable to cause pneumonia. which is so
often fatal. and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are weakened.
makinnetgem peculiarly susceptible to
the de‘ pment of consumption. Fe ‘
iey's may and Tar will stop the
00m. heal and strengthen the lungs
and prevent pneumonia. Sold at Plats-
ted‘s Drug Store. "
V
“Horace Greeley once said that a
man with more than a million dollars
is an . ."
"i re rather be that land of a
than the other kind."
, 1W]. bind?" ‘
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