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attrition are Disappointbd
”the Grievance boomin-
billowill Solid Out Another
Willem Shortly
‘ ‘ NEW HAVEN. March lib—The inclu-
ho. a. of the grievance committees
Vlh h represent the Brotherhood of
Railway Tralnmen and the tirtlt-r or
hallway Conductors emptoyt-ti by the
N" 'York. New Haven iii. Hartford
railroads“) much disappoiutcd at.
their failure to induce the oilit-ittls of
tho abroad company to uccedc ' to
their urther requests to ho l‘t‘l't‘in‘tl
In conference. After the met-ting tllc
utterance committee and thc lirothcr-
hood ofllcers. C. W. Wilkinson. accond
' grand Conductor of the Ordcr of Roll-
may Conductors. and Valentine It‘ltzpnt-
rick. third vice-grand master of the.
Brotherhood of Railway ’l‘riiinmen.
sent another note to Presitlcut J. M.
indigo! the railroad company. stating
lhttthey were. thankful for the con-
Il oration‘h‘e had given thcir proposi-
. tion to meet. but that thclr demands
more by order 0! the local branches.
[Which sent them”here.
Mr. Fitzpatrick anti Mr. Wilkins
stated to President Hall that they ro-
uardcdhis latter as a declination to
meat with the men to conference
upon matters which they were in—
structed to place before him. and that
'lhey should report back to the mcn for
further action. The grievancc ('()m>
mlttoe then decided that. it would bc~
‘come necessary to report to lllt' scv-
oral local branches of thc ordcrs and
to take a poll of the employes of tho
' ’ system on the advisability or begin‘
if-
fnlng of a strike.
Last evening the grievaucc com-
‘ }.mlttee held another meeting. and al-
‘Ithottgh no announcement was made
. of what was done, it is learucd upon
”good authority that a statcmcnt was
being prepared to be sent to the cur
ployes. The polling details will lit‘ sot-
tled upon today at another lnccting.
fl‘het‘e ls evident among thc lucmhcrs
DI the committee a fouling of disap-
.:
3?:
pointment.
Topoll the system will rcquirc from
nix as ten days. ‘ The result of polling
(will be brought by members of the
Urievance committee to a scssion in
‘ this city. where the grand Brotltt-rhood
’Omcers will take such action as may
. Main to them wise.
jPresldcnt Hall. when askcd for n
"Itntement last night. said tllat he had
inane to make: that there was no
.‘ohange In the situation so far as ho
was aware; that he had nlaintaincd
x a position which the railroad had
‘ lways insisted upon in its trcatmcnt
.01 thrir employes. He would bc glad
to moot any committees from the con-
fductors and other trainmen. but not
*Iny .ioint committees.
Valentine Fitzpatrick, who is lit-re
lospdvllb the empioyes. was not will-
ito' make any statement. ext-cpl to
y that it is now in the hands of the
employers. of the road. Ho addctl:
”they ham slant 9. joint committee to
I08 the officials of the road. and they
men were instructed to come as a
Holnt committee to state their gricv-
The company's officials are
at willing to receive SlK‘ll joint con‘r
‘mlttee. It is therefore incumbent
upon the committees to report back for
further instructions. .
for Or againsga strike will carry tbc
matter to one decision or another."
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" omens OF PNEUMONIA.
often fatal. and‘even when the patient
as recovered the lungs are .wcakened.
ghfloney and Tar will
.. 8 »
tad prevent pneumonia. Sold at Plai
tod's Drug Store.
t. Tlo ,
LOUIS..-iMarclr ins—Juno
. RECEIVER FOR RACING ASSOCIA-
. fiv-
any. of the Sit-.Lobls county cirA
nit .court at Clayton. has granted the
‘mtition of Joseph Sippy. stockholder
1n. the Kinloch Racing Association .for
-.. ”The appointment of a re-
no ulcatis‘that the meeting sched~
Mod to open April 15 under the aus-
ylc‘es of the Florrissnt Jockey Club.
The receiver may
conduct a meeting but it is regarded
as more probable that the track will
I: i. n.
mower.
ti
‘will not be held.
“h sold at auction next Saturday. .
Jlfl.
and Mic Ins.
Nuts cored me completely."
a .
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Court. of Appeals.
. been violated.
thc"~not been received as such. The l
A twothirds votc
_ ' A. cold at this. time. if neglected. is
liable to cause pneumonia. which is so
”Sign; them peculiarly susceptible to
0' development of consumption... Fifi“
stop «rho
heal and strengthen the'lilngs
S'
I.
anklln Bush. of New Castle.
N; says: “i suffered fo'r'years with
_ Used to have great tits
. I tried everything
. hear 0 , bttt nothing helped me
tooknruliian Balm. and one 50
. .Iie by R. H..Plalsted and F. H.
.. , ‘ to
flirt cm! or HELENA.
. . 1800. Mal-cm tirfio'i‘hs
tha‘iClty of Helena. Mont. to
~ c It: own water works.
’11; an important.”
bullied down by the United
The
Workers 00.. had sought
tho city from such an ac
‘itlcontract with the
PICULIAI FORECLOOUII CASE.
Cult In Common Plan Court and What
It Chowl.
Since a mortgage on tho pl‘upt'rty of
Thomas and Ellen O‘Brien. ot’ (:rceu-
wlcli was made to the Greenwich Sav-
ings bank both of tho mot-tgugorsl
have died: also all of tho dirt-ct tic-t
scendants. in consc'qucnce of llll8 lllt:
petition of thc (irct-nwiclt Savings
bank for foreclosure. brought to the
common [lions court. is ucct-suurily
vague ill naming tho dcfcntlants. These
are Thomas ()‘Brlcn. 'l‘uomau it“).
O'Brien. Ellen (l'lirlcn. .tnlliu Akin-t:
()‘llrlon Robinson. llllll thvlr llt'll‘n‘. l't‘liv
rcscnttttlvt-a and otlurrs,
It Is i'lillil‘titl that Thomas ti'lirlt-ll‘
and wilti lt2llt'n O'Ilricll llol'rowt-tl $1M.
on tlctobcr 5. 1872. and arm: n tuort .
.L'ua't- llf llll‘ll' propct'tv on Williams
hll't‘t‘l. (il'l‘t‘l‘lWlOll. October ill. l874.
ttnotlicr mortgage of $120 was given;
lt‘ttlu‘tlztl'y L'tl. lflliti. still nlltitllt-l' ot' Shit:
.Iunc :::l. Willi. 15.10 was tldtlt-tl to ”W
tlcbt In tho incantlmc. 'l‘llomns
()‘llrittu tilt-d. and on April 2. 1802. HI-
lt-ll (i'lil'it-n. and her (lllllgllll’l‘ Annit'
Alllll‘i l)'lirlcli jointly guvt- tit-lliltlld
lililt‘s l'til‘ $75. .llllw ‘Jil. liilll'. Midis
(I'lll‘lt‘il lucrrit-d (‘hurIt-a Robinson.
Witch ’l'liotnas (I'Brit-n dicd in liittll.
lu- lt-l’t bt-sltlcs his wife. two citiltlrcn.
Thomas E. O'Brien. and Alluic Agllt‘S
(i'lil‘lcli. Tho sou tl‘otl Ill lll't‘l'llWlt'ii.
Novcnlbt-r 22, lb'tttt. lt-ttvlni: no will.
t‘onsctptcntly. his lnotbt-l' and sistcr
\H‘I't‘ his Stilt‘ heirs.
In (ictobcr lbitz. Mrs. Annie Agncs
()‘lirlcn Robinson dlcd. intcslatc. Icar-
ing llor motilcr as tho solo hclr. 0n
Jilly ‘38. 1892. Mrs. Ellen O‘Brien tllcd.
1Willltitll leaving it will.
i No urooccdlllgs have over bccn ink-
on to scttlt- either of ”iv cstalcs and
ncithcr ot‘ tho mortgagc notcs lluve
llccn paid. The bank asks for fort»
l'l(lt-iill'l' and possession.
MAIL CLERKS' BANQUET.
Cennccticut Men United ln Entertain-
ing National Officers.
'l‘llc railway mall ('lt‘l‘ks of Counccti-
cut united Saturday cvculng Ill lt'iltlt‘l’~
lot; It linndtlot at tlw Hotcl Unct-o In
Now Iluveu. to the officers and execu-
iivt» t'otltnliltcti of tllc National Asso
ciation of Railway Mail t‘lcrks. .\ll cx
ccllent menu was servcd and tho oc-
casion was Olil‘ of llit' plcnsillltcst ill
thc history oi' the stoic organization.
The guests of honor wcrc .I, A. Kid-
well. presidcnt. Columbus. 0.: It}. i).
Rutlcdgc. vicc prositlcnl. San Antonio.
'l‘cx.; liool‘gc A. Wood. Si‘l‘l't‘llll')’
Portsmouth. N. IL: .I. .l. Mulligan. and
itor. llllca. N. Y.: cxt'cutivc committee
first division. Ii. It‘. prilanl. Lynn
Mass: 5000““ division. lt‘. S. llictz
| Harrisburg? i’a.; third division. It}. l‘.
Plunkctt. Richmond. \‘a.: fourth di-
vision. t'. W. Eddlns. Atlanta. (la;
fifth division. M. l.. Itincharl. ludluu
japolis. llltl.; sixth division. t.‘. A. Guth-
tric. Chicago. Ill.: scvontb division. l).
in. Homes. Wichita. Kits: cighlh ut
‘vision. \V. F. liangasscr. San Fran-
cisco. Cal; llllltll division. I". it‘. t‘ot-
Hon. .l)t‘fl‘t)ll. hilt-IL: tcntli division. C.
1A. Young. Tracy. Minn; clcvcnth dis
.visioli. S. ii. Washington. Houston.
"l‘cxus; and S. W. Slit-partlson. of Iios
‘ton. Mayor Studlcv anti Postmastcr
‘llowartlt of Now Hort-n. we‘re also
[)l'I‘St‘lll.
l 'l‘hc (‘onnct-ticut clcrks who arraltg
cd tllc lianttllct wcrt- C. It). .JcGrcgor.
,tloorgc T. Bout-her and Richard R. l.
I(Iorn‘ltln. of Now l'iithv‘ll: John Mona»
. ball. of lirtdgcptn't. and S. R. Kictll. of
.Norwalk. 'l‘o tilts committee is due thr-
loved“ for tho suicccss of the bnnqucl.
lChicf (Tlork Saunders. of Now Haven.
‘was louslmastcr. Aftcr tho sorvlt'c oi
:lll'P IIIHIII a scasftn ot‘ spout-lullaklng
. was bold.
STATE PARADE AND FIELD DAY.
Committee of Total Abstinence Society
Making Arrangements.
Tho committcc recently appointed by
the Young Men's Total Abstinence So-
ciety. of Hartford. to arrange for tlw
(‘onncctit-ut 'I‘ntnl Abstint‘ncc Union's.
'Stlitt‘ nurture and ticld day. which will
bc held In Hartford. July 4. incl at tho
stit-icty's rooms. Sunday afternnonpand
preliminary arrangements wvrc dis~
cussed, officers clcctctl‘antl the moat
important committees appointcd. Clinr- ;
tcr Oak Park will bc engaged-ind a.
varied program of events will be ar-
ranged by the. committee. whicltvconw
fists of the follow‘ing: I. Sllnhflll‘lgl
J. L. Quinn. J. S, Fowlcr. J. A. Mhdtte.
’1‘..S. Martin. T. l". Doyle. .. T, Clancy. .
.l. E. Spoilacy. E. .I. Lang; .II. 1. P. Ne- .
ville. .I. A. O‘Neil. W. O‘Ncil. ML Hines. .
\V. Regan. W. J. Rankin. iii. J. Gibbons. l
’ Augustine. Lonergan. J. J. Gafleyf'J. P. l
Grady. B. .l. Fttzstmmons. J. .1. Calls».
lisp. J. A. Fox. W. H. ..tltchinson. J. g
M} Doyle. F. J. Qulsh. T. It“. HOgan. ill. .
.I. Cavanaugh. J. F‘. liow..G.~B. Duffy. J.
J. Shea. . .
The committee wiw mect next Sun-g
day morning and wit convene with
the committee from the other socie-
. tics and definite arrangements will be
discussed.
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DANGER 0F COLDS AND GRIP..
-lhe greatest danger from colds and i
grip is their resulting In pneumonia.
If reasonable care is used. however.
and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tak-
en, all danger will be avoided. Among
the tens of thousands who have used
this remedy for these diseases we have
yet to learn of a single case having re“
suited in pneumonia. which shows
conclusively that it is a certain pre-
ventive ofvthat dangerous disease. It
will cure a cold or an attack of the grip
In less time than any other treatment.
it is pleasing and said to take. -. F0"
sale by all druggists. “
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FIRE IN NORTHERN PACIFIC MIN?
» CHESTNUT; Mont... March 10.——Tbc
has broken out with renewed vigor
and tho . n n or the eotlre" ..
erty is t a The mine;
impossible (companion to get within
looo feet offth’p‘flre. now
Watch. state. coal mine inspector“
'is proposed to force a stream into the
tire.
IT SAVED HIS L‘O.
t.
. t't'li‘lt‘ Bitters.
tire to the Northofn Pacific Goal mine .
ed with.t‘lamos and smoke. and his .
on the scene. and as a lut’rosol-t it .
working. in an cum-t to. “other the 7:.
rdascco ottoman til I.
Elam Mada in‘ Hartford Ior N0w low
tandflfoucco Groworl' Corporation.
ll FORD. Maron lu.—~-A mass
mot-ting of tobacco growers was held
yesterday attt-l'tloon. lit the capitol.
at which tho plan ulna organization
to protect the interests of tobacco
{l‘tiu‘tlifi was outlaned. A. R. Wards-
.toith .or VIII‘IIIIDfl‘OII. acted as chair-
ltotl. It \Hta “linguist!“ that it corpor-
itiou to no known a tho Now England
l‘ubuttco (li‘tm'QIfI-i. Iorpot'atlon was to-
. m organist-d. with a capital slot-k bas-
‘cd on ”11' ncrntvgc of tobacco growers.
. ‘1'Ulit‘tlllll arowt-i-n arc cilgzble for mom-
‘ II‘l.-lll|l. It was Hiltlt‘tl that tho pt'tr
oictl cotnpnny would lll no way can
llltt with tho Now England Tobacco
‘ \Wtr‘littion as it was intended to con:
l()l utt fur lit possiblc tllc local market
For tobacco ttnd protect growors
:l'tttillsl it combination of ltillll('t't) tlcnl-
‘ih‘. “l‘ltc tisstuilulton's pllrposc on tho
itllt'l‘ hand was spokou of its mainly
‘l political ollc.
. . u .. ‘ _ .
Are due to ln‘g‘atton. Ninety-ulna
of everyone hundred people who l’lIVI .
heart trouble can remember when It
was simple indigestion. It is a scien-
tllic tact that all cams of hurt dls- .
case, not organic. are not only trace-
able to. but are the direct result oi
indigestion. All Iood taken into the
stomach which falls oi perfect diges-
tion lermcnls and swell: the stomach.
pulling it up against the heart. This ‘
interferes with the action of the heart,
andln tho course at am that delicate
but vital organ becomes diseased.
. _..-.. ..._.—
FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR
1 t‘urtts coughs and colds.
t‘ul-cs bronchitis and asthma.
o o . I‘ui't-s mono and whooping cough.
't‘urt-s hUill‘Ht'llt‘n‘fi tlllll bronchial lltlll'
ll‘t's.
DIM“ Willi Y0“ E“ tlurcs pnctlnionla and In grippc.
Mrs. Lorlng Nichols a Penn Ylt't. N.Y . Sold at l’lnistvtl'u Drug Storc. ”
writes: Alter eating. my food would drain” ”a“..- ._........__
”WW" "‘3' “WWW“ "‘6 ' "W“ ACTRESS' TERRIBLE ORDEAL.
become very Weak. Finally i got I bills of
Kodol and It gave me Immediate rsllol. After
using a law bottles 1 am cured.
Kodol cures Indigestion, dyspepsia
and all stomach disorders. and gives
the heart a toll. free and uniram-
meled action.
' Bottles only. SLOO Sin holding 2% tin“
the trial size. which calls to: 50¢
‘_carns of Husband’s Death and Faint-
Five Timel. But Continues Playing.
t‘lfhliiltllti..\;\ili. Md. March ltI.-——
‘tlrs. .iltntcs li‘nnsom. known on tho
Yil‘tt‘ as May llithol (‘ourtncu loading
lady In "A litulcll of Kcys.“ t‘alntod livc
mics at tho Atradt‘lny of Music here
dittui'day nialu. Sitt- collapsed ll?‘
\‘ti‘ll illilll‘lll‘lllltt'bl on tho slagt'. hilt
ll‘-'-ll.\'ii ttlutluutttl to l'ccovcl' lu lillll‘ to
Ku'lllllt' hov part. and ”iv iilltllt‘nt‘t‘ was
llont- tho wiscr.
'l‘ltc condition of .\It‘s. Fansnm was
no it'll by u lucssilgc that tlcr husband
j'tntl tlll'tl and was alrcady lulrlcd at
‘ lat'ltsonvillc, Ill. lic “as stl'lckcu two
1 works ago with typhoid lt‘Vill‘ at Jack
’ t:li\lll(‘ while playing with Murray and
i \Itlt'k In "I’lcklugs From Put-k." Fruit-
. cm t'n'lll'lfi \\‘t‘|t‘ "Hill“ for tl\'t‘l' it “'I‘I‘k
i o ltit'lllt‘ ll’lrs.‘lt‘ansonl. Silo was cur
it‘ll to llt‘l‘ Ilotcl \‘cl'y ill.
mmlo IV . .-
: E.C.DIWIC¢ 1 ‘
.60. 3
Chicago
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
VESSEL'S CREW POISONED.
Six Strange Death: on Board the Arl~
chor Liner Karamania. .
NEW YORK. March itiw'i‘ht- Anchor l “th _.._ -..._
l.lllt‘ slcatncr haramanla from Mar-lamp REMEDIES IN GREAT DE
sclllcs. Palcrmo and Napios. is dctaln- l MAND
(at at uunralitlnt- bet-antic a number of . . _ . . .
tho crow and pussctlgcrs dicd undcrg “my WM“ and “Hp d" p'i‘fmm
pct'lllinl' clrcttmstnnccs on ”v voyage lllt‘ outckt-st and surest l‘t‘l'llt‘tlll‘h arc
5le dicd '1" all ' mm m 1h“ lcrmt" and l lll izroal dcmund. Mr. .Ioscph i). Wil-
iolli‘ passcngcrs All wert- ltlkotl'wlth ‘ (13:23 3: li‘ifil-fl' >13; h?£:|‘:‘.::'il;;l.“;lj
tho sumo symptomswcramps. ususca act (I la .Iiilg‘, .L 1..“ ”or" ”WEI"...
and collapse. it is thought they Worc l taint»- ,l‘ou'rll ll‘tlillt‘tli' “mug“...mg 8......
poisont-d by sonic noxious goods from‘ . ‘ f‘ . . -‘ . ‘ . ~ '.
”H. mum 0n WNW” R on the wav ‘llill IIIIIIFII lilt‘lliil‘dlltlll‘h‘“llll no tffcct‘.
‘ ' ' . . ‘ I v t‘ ‘ " I t v V S ‘I
ll'onl Marseilles for l’nlcrlno. tour of: h" “H H "Ilim'H‘ b
”10 crow worn sudticnly lllkt‘ll Ill. Two l JANTS TO CLOSE NORWICH BANK
tilt-d. on» recovorotl and llll‘ othcr was; ' \' ) \‘l . ‘1. .. l0 l . ’
soul asltorc ut Palermo lo Ilit‘ hospital. , ‘ ,( l“ l H. ‘ “" h M“ “um "m"
“1...“. ”H. doctor said "N. “H." worn M. lllliyl‘l' hogan a hour in t'lltttnbct's
poisoncd. 'l‘wu tlavs aftcr sailing from :""“‘"“"l":‘ ”W" 'h“ application ”I
~ 1.... i V. .,'. . .~ -r-.
Nuplcs altotbcr sailor who stopped into i “M“ “ I ' (.W’tw‘ l‘; “ m”"” l'“ “I
”to room Whore thc mm.” “.0”. taken (Hill of thc ht't‘tllltl .\Il(l0nfil llank. for
ill. was found in a stupor. On being . lllt' appointmcnt of ti recctycr to closo
1....5“,H,d hp said in. bad Sum“... with ’ up tllc lulsint-ss of llit‘ bunk. tho char—
titosarnt- svlnptoms of nauscu. .‘\ Illllllv “w of Whm‘ "Wm“ 1”" limitation WI"
' “' Attorncy Lucilsc. rcprcscnt-
lit-r of others in tho. sumo room fouling ”ml-V " ;
ill. I...“ ”n dock and 800” rct'ovt-rcd. lug Ml, Logswcll. load a lcngth) stato-
’l‘lto (itillllml'imt‘ltl was tbcn strippoti. "WM Rm"? a history or the bank
,Hginr....wl and ‘10de >lllt't.‘ Mr, (oustvcll lctl ll. claiming
(in lt‘t'brtlul-y 35. a pnsstulgcr “.Rsllllut lllt' bank was not propol‘ly con-
sent to ‘1“. hospital sltflcrlug from ductcd. .iudgc lit'own. counscl for thc
stomach trotdtlo and on March l othcr bank. in" forward a “1"“ m abnlcmcnt.
brisscngct's vt't-rt- stricken suddenly and “‘-‘""g.”‘“‘ ”‘0 l’m‘k virtually (”d “0‘
tlll‘ll within a few hours. The licxt axial. ”5 ”mm“. having ””1"“ and
.1“... March 3. n“. passcngcrs in tho thus could not bc sucd. and he also
hospital dim] and ““0”“... ”MEWS“. stated that tho papcrs in tilts case wow
wow l'olitid (load in his blink. All lhtl not W0 rly “El-"Ni Lourt "Wk an ad"
deatl IIIISSI'IIgIPI‘S had Ot'l‘llDlt'tl adjoln- “mmm ‘ at “mm‘
lug bunks II) No. l stccragc. They ....-..__-.
“'(‘I'I‘ burlcd at sca. TllP sit-nlncr is
lit-Id for a thorough lnspcctlon and dis-
llift‘t‘titlll.
MORE RIOTS.
[disturbances of strikers are not
nearly as grave as all individual diam»
tlcr. of tho systcm. Ovarwork. loss of
Sll‘t’li. nervous tension will be follow-
ml by utter collapse. llnli'SS a l'cliablo
rcntctiy is intmcdlatcly employed.
’l‘ltcrc‘s nothing so ctllcient to cure uls-
ordcrs of tho. liivcr or Kldncys as El-
It‘s a wondcrtul tonic;
anti eil’ectivc nervino and thogreatest
all around medicine for run down sys-
term. It dispels Nervousncsa. Rhcu-
ulatism and Neuralgia unit expels Mil-
larla germs. Only 50c. and satisfac
tion guaranteed. by F‘. H Baxter. Drug-
gist. . N
:ouol-t sg'rTLE‘o ON HER Limos.
“My dnughtcr had a torrilllc cough
which settled on hor lungs.“ says N.
Jackson. of iinnvillc. lll. “We tried a
:rcat many l‘(‘mt’llit‘H without reilcf.
until wc. gavt- hor l-‘oley's Hobby and
Pat. which t'tli‘cd hct‘." llci’usc substi-
titcs. Sold at 'Iaisted's Drug Store.
I.
NEW HAVEN. March Iii—High
Sbcl'ld Dunham was asked ycstcrday
it hc would go to Waterbury or send
idtlitionnl denutics to that city as a
rcsult of Sunday night’s out eak at
Forest Park. "'0 answered th he did
not think his prcsencc in Waterbury
is necessary. at least today. s‘ndiodded
that thcrc are already several extra
deputies in thc strikc cucumber-ed city.
1.1.. ilttlmntcd that should tllcl‘e-bo any
wounds for touring an immediate rep-
"titiou of Sunday night‘s affair. he
vould go and at once take extra men
to Waterbury. “Puritans." added the
sheriff. "the city of \\'nterlulry can as-
sert ltsclt‘."
STOP THAT COLD
or It may result In Pneumonia. Bra.
zillan Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried. almost without exception.
to. ‘25. 50c add $1.00 bottles. The out
ford. Baxter's or Plaisted‘s. “
EXPRESS TRAIN HIT TRON-EVA
AR
C .
WAL’l‘liAM. Mass. March lO‘wAtl
cypress train on tho lt‘ltoliliurg division
of thc Boston & Mainc railroad. struck
a Ncwton Street Railway electric car
at the Moody street crossing today.
Motor-mamEmcrson Storel‘. of this
city. was seriously injured. ,No one
clsc was hurt. -
.‘W
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Mil~
ford. 09L. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy’s life. He began just like
the One we lost'wlth croup. We gavet
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the mor-
ning." For sale by R. H. Plalstod. F.
Ii. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar~
'nacy. ”
_....
GERMAN SHIP PISA RUN DOWN.
NEWPORT straws, vir. March to.—
Captaln Fem-it. of the German shiD
Pisa. which arrived here. Sunday from
Hamburg via New York. reported that
ho was rtln dow'n Sunday morning at
3 o‘cIOck by the Old Dominion steam
. . . er Richmond. about fifteen miles south
A FRICHTFUL PRECEDENT. , of Winter Quarter llglttship. After
"I see that a Maryland man wants a a collision the vessels laid by each
session becauschewas scared during other until the captain discovered
‘11? war between the states.” that their respective ships were in
‘Good gracious! if they are goingto condition to proceed. and the Rich-
commence 'paylng pensions to all the mood continuation her voyage to Now
fellows who were scared. Uncle Sam York. and the Plan came here. arrivins
might as well get into the bankruptcy about 9 o‘clock. Sunday morninx. The
court atmnco." . captain says that his ship was dam:
aged to the extent of about 810.000.
M
A.8EVERE c at} Fort THREE .
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with a severe cold. A druggist prepar-
ed me‘lome medicine. and I. physician
prescribed for me. yet i did not Im-
prove. I then tried Foley's Honey and.
Tar, and eight dorm cured me. efuse
‘ substitutes. Sold at Plnlstod‘a Dru!
Store. - u
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SETTLEMENT “ 0F ' COLORADO,
lot-activati-
. ~ yin
P.A..Dpni .
swim“
WATERBURY MAY ASSERT ITSELF ..
is ' The folio ' letter from A. J. Nua-
. . bantn. otXBa ville. Ind. tells its own.
‘ story: 'I end for three months
it “a -. .
Fibroid Tumors Cured.
A distressing case of Fibroid Tumor,
which baffled the skill of Boston doctors.
Mrs.‘ Hayes, of Boston. Mass, in
the following letter tells how she was
cured, after cuerytlling else failed, by
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Haycs' First Lcttcr Appealing to Mrs. Pinkliam for Help!
“DEAR Bins. Plxtrmn : —-I haw bccn ulldcr Boston doctors’ treat-
ntcut. for a long time without any rclicf. 'l‘llcy toll in“ I have a filil‘tld
tumor. 1 cannot sit down without git-at pain, and llit‘ sorcness extends
up my spinc. I have lx‘aring-dmvn pains both back and front. lily ab-
domcn is swollr-n, anti I have hilti flowing spoils for llll‘t‘t‘ years. My ap—
pct'ttc is not. good. I cannot walk or be on my foot for any length of time.
“Thu symptoms of Fibroid 'l‘ulnor g‘lvcn lll your little book ao-
curatcly dcscribe my cauc so I write to you for ativlt-c. ’—(ngncd) Mrs.
E F. liavns, 252 Dudlcy so, tlioxbury) Boaton, Mass.
Note the result of Mrs. Pinkham’s advice—~21!-
though she advised Mrs. Hayes, of Boston. to take
her medicine—which she knew would help her—
her letter contained a mass of additional instruc-
tions as to treatment, all of which helped to bring
about the happy result.
“Dam Mus. PINKilAhlt—Soml‘llmt‘. ago I wrote to you describ-
ing my symptoms and uskcd your udvicc. You rcIilicd, and I followed
all your dircctitms carci‘ully. and toalay I am a wci woman. _
“ 'l‘lic use of Lydia It]. I‘inkhnm‘s Vegetable Compound cntlrcl
(’Xlit‘llt‘il the tumor and Stl‘t‘iigtuht‘llutl my whole systcln. I can \vaI
miles now.
" Lydia, E. Pinkllum's chctablc (‘mnpountl is \tot‘tli five dol-
lars a (limp. I advise till Womcn who arc afflicted Wit-h_ttlmors or
fcmalo tmublc. of any kind to givc it a faithful trial.”-t5lgncd) Mas.
E. F. Harts, 252 Dudley St, (lloxbltry) Boston, Mass.
Mountains of gold could not purcltasc such testimon ~~or take
the place of the health and happiness which Lydia E. ’lnkhn-m's
Vegetable Compound brought to Mrs. Hayes. .
Such testimony should be fll‘t't‘Pll‘d by all womcn as convincing
ovidcnr-o that Lydia. E. l’inklitun’s chctnlilo Compound stands
without it poor as a ri-lncdy for all the distlcssing ills of women; all
ovarian troublt-s; tumors; inilanllnations; tilt-oration, falling and‘dis-
placements of the Womb; backache; irregular, sup massed or mini
menstruation. Sturdy the volume anti t-lmractcr of is testimonial lot.-
ters “'0 are daily pl‘inzt ing in the no \l’xpttpti rs can leave no room for doubt.
Mrs. llttycs at. llcr abovc atldlcss will gladly answer any “lottcru
which sick Women may write for fuller information about her illness.
ilcr gratitude to Mrs. .l’iukham and Lydia. E. Plnkham’s Vegetable
Compound is so genuine and llcart fclt: that she thinks-no trouble is too
great for llcr to take in return for hcr health and happiness.
'I‘rlil is it said that it is Lydia E. Piukllam's "cgetnblc ‘Com-
pound t la't‘is (airing so many woman, anti no other incdlcinc ; don t for-
get this when some. druggish wants to sell you something else.
FORFRIT If. we cannot forthwith groom-e the original latter! and signatures d
ill". M. which "Ill prover elr absolute gottulucncas Lyn Ml”.
. n,
min E. flotation Medicine 00..
Mrs. Crawford—”she married a car-
pcntcr.‘ '
Mrs. t‘rabshaw—"lsn't that just love-
ly! Now she can have shelves pllt up
whrnevcr shc wishes. without having
to ask thc landlord ovél' and ovcr
ttgaill."—-Puck.
BI’tinl~-\Vllat we call baggage tho .
English call luggage. Which word do
you think the more appropriate?
Whitc-Considerlng‘how trunks arc
ti't-atctl by tiltl railroad nlcnyl should
say the right word is t”hllcksge.—~Bos
ton Transcript.
“ROMOC
CURES RHEUMATISM because It drives
out..of the blood all those foreign poison: and
acids which cause the disc-n. 1
cunts INDIGESTIO‘N m...» it strength-
en. the stomach and renews the digestive juices.
It hauls Irritated surfaces almost Instantly.
...
CURES NERVOUSNESS because it builds
up 390 nerve tluuos and stimulates the nerve
cannon. ' . ' i
4
cunts BLOOD TROUBLES moo-on
clobnuo. and because It oontatou the
data»:- which m-ko rod carousel...
choivtnt'oomponom of the blood.
4L
" misc!“ Poet'rlngY
my 'ROMOC HAS
~ uteri PROVEN 10 oo
~: mists -:'ri-ilt_;‘vos. ‘
_. South N orwalk.
runsoav. Militant-i
s
M
Minsky FOR Potluck camps;
we...“
Milford Mun, Trouurqr, who AI-
tcmptod Iulcldo.
MILFOIII). Maud. March lib—A Will‘-
rant was issucd yeate out.” or
rest of W. S. V. C or tram
urcr ol' the Milford I b It.
tooke is at his home to pry ttf~.
fcrlng from a buliot wound inflicted
ten tlnys ago. A shortage in his IC-
counts as treasurer of the bank!!!"
discovered the day 000“ attempted
suicide. The papers were sent toBOI-
ton yesterday for service.
WHAT'S IN A NAME.
Everything is in the name when it:
comes to Witch Huel Salve. E. C. De-
Wltt a Co.. of Chicago. discovered.
sonic years ago. how to make a salvo
from Witch Hazel that. Is a specific for
I’llcs. For blind. bleeding. itching anti
protruding Piles. oczcma. cuts. burns.
bruises and all skin disease 4. i)ertt’s
Salve has no equal. This has given
rise to numerous worthless counter-
fclls. Ask for Dchtt's—tllc gonnlne.
Clifford Pharmacy. ”
TRAVELING SALESMAN KILLED.
NEWCASTLE. l’n.. Mutt-ll lU.——John
ll. Ferguson. 8 li‘avcllng salesman from
Pittsburg. was shot and instantly kill-
cd last night at Newt-antic Junction.
supposedly by Robert Mcndlc. an iron
moulder of this city. who is hold for
the murder. It Is thought that lf‘ct'gll-
son made an Insulting remark to Mon-
dlo‘s wife. who was waiting for a train
and that Mendle pulled his rcvolvcr
and shot him.
wenmgsyou
dummm
GATELY-BRENNAN
to SMAIN syncs-r.-
Hoodwin’ked
into paying high prices for Wall Paper.
Wt: have the tnost elegant designs of
wall paper at the most reasonable
price you ever heard of.
III: IIIII Furnish Patter.
hang It. and do all work necessary
without inconvenience to you. and your
bill will be reasonable. too. Give us
the dimensions. we will tell you what
it will cost.
Picture Frames and Window Shades
made to order.
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.
ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
Colors and other things that
artists use.
SPECIAL.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, roc.
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe, 25c.
Painting, Paper Hanging and
Decorating.
L.H.Decker.
Telcphonc Connections.
87 Washington Street.
Conn.
sous Mo "secession
Citylalhlalihii
..——-
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. “00.00000
Other Profits. $40,700.00
JOIN It. mitts. President.
JACOB ti. mm. Mitt.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swat-Ix
John H. Light E. H. Mathcwlon
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Walloon .riarvtn.
Accounts Sollamd ‘
Acctdentlnsurancc
Wood hulk
It,” In mom’s-III by nutrition!
with mllng as proscribed by policy.
not: our wait [or loss of than or
non-{Ital Injuries.
A.” {URJLW BRYEAR
immunity}: W
mom,
Norwalk Chronicler