man motions on the
caisndar of the civil superior
court for tomorrow. None of these
mating pleading
emotional)! the Metropolitan
‘ Iii-sum Company. that the re-
chsnn. of Bridgeport.
Red and be stricken from
to be heard in the
wl'ismw—Anmw Selleck vs .
ughfllineo. at ta1., plaintiff's demur-
he sun ord Savin s Bank vs.
schullen. et a.
' “h I. Crofut. at al.
”Mot. .et els.. order of sale. ap
lglttae; Eva J. .Read.
gars Fire Insurance
If to strike out
make there epbclllo: Morris A. Beers
a t d rt glydrsullc Co" de-
an an I r; oan Boyce vs
$2,391: administrator,
Is [Rosin-gig?” Nod
t Railrolld Co.
no specific and
cution; Cornelius J.
Davenport. ex ux.,
new parties as oo-
ants?l further order of notice and
continuance: diary R. Barbe
-, Nichols. disclosure of
all Mary R. 'Bar-
.vs. William H. Nichols
as C. Stone, administrator
use ”fiflartford Life Insurance 00.. ‘ct
plies ot' defendant Hartford
gluten” Co" for judgmen
KNettieton- v'I. Dora Burkhar
ale. foreclosure: Charles Miller vs.
3!. limes,- defendant's motion
on for non-compliance with
The Pierson
*n‘l‘r‘defldku Pierson, mo~
,mm. tilde statement; Ger-
5 cocks 111 vs. Keystone Con-
_ tion 00.. limited judgment of de-
I Bates vs. Chas. W.
i of 31., ind'glhent in accord
.lth advice of supreme court of
my
’ mon pleas court, Judge Howard
. community The play is one wnuh
Jr.." for appointment
» In, vs. James Lyman, et
inré; Jacbb Glasner ve. issue
in. motion for bonds for pros-
: John A. Wendie vs. Walter
- reli. et als.. motion for fudg-
or further order of notice; John
le- 1:. Henrietta Scott et ais. ..
on for judgment or further order
ll James Mailer
vs; Charles Eddy, ct als.. motion
tment of a receiver for route
”bill: Sylvanus S. Mailett vs.
» ”Riashie at als., for continuance
" Ether order of notice: S. E. Vin-
' Myron B. Disbrow. Judgment
, The Stamford
ilhel Denton. et
illiam 1-1. Jarvis.
Re to die ahended
Eras. Windmills Lumber Co.
rwallt Lumber (30..
trivi'escind order stay-
. “Emmi use. and for more
statement; The Espencheld
.. vs. Citation C. settle motion
he. out amended complaint;
Osborn vs. City of Norwaiit
a demurrer: Brennan '1‘ Palm-
.vs. The Wm. M Ter
on to correc plea
“at of answer.
, 'ux. for nlio ance
to. complaint;
s Jldtro‘politan Lli'e Insur-
findsllt t' motion that re-
d that same be-
sthad. '4'. Ta-
nks. defendant's
of Lost Roll,
arterial Retrsuchment
mannered on the New file
”docket yesterday gslnst
"WIS the I vance“dent, Will Joseph H Dunn as assist-
. I‘s’d Vow” company
tho company caught up with him
in detention in jail on sun-
,devdoped anaiaet .Pel
sl‘le of stealing the $150
as‘AIla' ilenry. leading lady
-t Old Time" company..snd
in advance. Miss
wager that she
1 any manner made
. o the datectlve bu
. and made her exit In the :1
'she said,.emotlon-
in Derby tonight
‘ amour I'll save,
istsrtsd to leave bird
7 ' no out past “an thei
Ailth gheir win
. " ‘ " r
r Howard's
t 96‘ flPrlas mar.
,, e on ar ru at.
who introduced in loath Norwalk Dr
Howard' s specific for the cure of non
Itlpatlon and dyspepsia with such Iron-
derful success, seyst at he is hearing
from druggists la‘ or parts of the
country where tum that he urged
the Dr. lioward m... (inlrdduo
ing their specin '“e‘elllng at. half
price) had been,
Frank Basted“ We. sensual
moan-letter he re tly received from
lngrahsm. of mlra. one of the
best known druggists‘ In New , York
state. Mr. in rahani writes: ”l have
never under! an the introduction of a
new remedy with such satisfactory re
sults both to' myself and to my trade
My average sales have been nearly a
hundred bottles. I week. and I have
every reason to iiilr this well be dou-
bledJ Within a short “mm"
"The soediilc‘ gives maritable Ic-
sults in the hate cases of
0
dyspepsia an neti tion. and a1.
though every Trims been sold
under my person“ tee to refund
the money if it of a 1give satisfac-
11qu‘ not ondlh'as hm‘ returned ”
: ' y exper once been a d lldate
of my Elmira friend." dill “will! H
Baxter "except that I have had one
customer ask for her money iback.
which 1 returned ’viithout any ‘ques
lions. How,“ er, iwdo not think she
could 1% given the remedy a fair
trial lbrill selling the specific at
(1 half pride-AA" ‘flfty cent bottle of sixty
(10scs for 21’. cents although i do not
lknow how long i shall lire sble to do so
and your~readers had better tulle nd
Ivanrage'of lble‘chanee before it is too
ate."
mill 2.
‘ 'PKO'PU LAR AM USEM ENTB.
f “HUMAN HEARTS."
in “Human Hearts" the story told
is one of much interest in which the
sympathies of the audience are thor-
oughly enlisted. Tom Logan an hon
est blacksmith. living in the hills of
Arkansas is entrapped by an ndven
turcss whom he marries without dis-
covering her character. After a time.
and while poor Tom thinks his happi ,
ness is secure, her former lover up-
pcurs on the scene. A murder is com-
mitted and through the piottlngs of
this infamous man and woman, the
crime is fastened on Tom. lie Ills-
covers the truth. but through love for
the woman and rather Ihuu betray her,
he bears the stigma stands trial is
convicted and scntcnced to st'ale s pris-
on for life. where he would have le-
maincd were it not for the lntelven-
tion of some faithful friends. who
bring his case; to the notice ofthc Gov-
rernor of Arkansas., in the end of
course. all ends happily and Tom is
restored to his former standing in the
pathos is combined with comedy. The
organization presenting “Human
lleurts‘ is under the. management of
W. E. Naukeviiic, who has directed its
tour most successfully for a number of
years. Mr vNankcvlile is said to have
provided itinpie scenic display for the
production and to have engaged a
splendid company for the portrayal of
the various characters. Hoyt's Thea
tre. matinee and night. Saturday.
March 21..
WHAT'S'IN A NAME.
Everything Is. in the name when it
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. C. De
Witt a 00., ,of Chicago. discovered.
some years sat). how to make a salve
from Witch Hazel that is a specific for
Piles. For'biind, bleeding, itching and
protruding Plies; ecsefna, cuts. burns
bruises and all skin diseases. DeWItt‘ s
Salve has no equal. This has given
rise to numerous worthless counter-
felts. Ask for DeWitt’s—the genuine
Clifford Pharmacy.
GOSSIP FROM THE BERKSHIRE
A Whlff of Shep Talk From a Busy
. Single Track Road.
The current issue of the Railroad
’3! F Employee says of the Berkshire divis-
‘ ion of the Consolidated railroad: ‘The
rush of freights over this division for
the past six months has been the
heaviest in its history All this tJ'ailic
is handled on a single track and with-
out an accident. A more clever set of
dispatchers never handled the wires.
It takes somethlhg bigger than a ‘head
ender' to get them rattled and the
wrecker is ordered out with the same
Haven, the headhudrters for the Berk-
shire dlvision. we find J. P. Hopson a!
the Naug’y" it Berkshire superinten-
ant and chief dispatcher. two as popu.
lar men fas ever followed railroading.
John. 1:.Carr, first trick dispatcher.
can be seen at his best when he leads
‘Bertoa down to Shelton and ‘Flynn'
fol owing. and they both get lost and
. arner' comes to the rescue in time
younetlce in the officeis the 1‘ action
from the blue stone In the b arise.
Frank M. Barrawsls mend trick 'B.’
is very popular with the Operators on
g mam"
INTEREST lid AUTOMOBILING.
space in this city. says the Stamford
Advocate. Among the parties notic-
rt runs into the surrounding
eonnwytthe other. day. were waits
"Bfadleyi and laser! Tyson. who
Mrs. Joseph Ifechsley. who went
ow Caaafiu in one of the Mechal-
eys handeome new Ramblers: Percy
Ferris. of Walt. dud mood he“
“mm
“I. Autom i say
armamugasai‘w
denstor O. H.° P'YIlti
The New chrsr Mm“ has a des-
patch from Washlnlton which states
that William Plimiey will not be the
assistant treasurer
States in charge of the subtreasul'y
at New York, and that George sttsr
will not be confirmed by the Senate to
bo assistant appraiser at the port of
New York to succeed J. P. Skilimun.
in charge of woollen importslions. The
committee iflhin‘flwt‘ of many teio
grams protesting u
it Is lullcved that
most for catarrh
cal couches. lam: inhalers and liq
uid medicines composed principally of
alcohol, all of which never cured but
simply gave the temporary relief and
stlmilatilih. '
inst. l’llmiey and
0 name will be
inst Mr. l’limiey i
0'1! 01' “Mill?“ .ret patent medltiuc as they ulc con.
10} posed of such valuable remedies us
which Mr. Plimley has been nominated. ’ blood r,uot Hydrastln red sum of Eur
'l‘hcsc (bulges arc being investigated 37",“... m... and similar untiscptica
by President Roosevelt
Mr Saw.ter the Herald says:
merly a citizen of Connecticut
Ihe appointmenl was made, it was
was consul at
Senator Piatt thinks Mr.
:luwtv-rs record at Glauchnu is one
of the lessons why he should not be
put in this important place.
tin- wholc (atanhui troubli-
resulting to thc illiOllYt‘lliOllft‘ of u
douche.
Dr. llennctt stated “that the internal
i trcdtment of c atarrh by means of pious
uni medicated tuhlcts is rapidly toklnk
1“ ”‘9 meantimei lhc place of douchea and local appli-
thc fact that Appraiser Whitehead rm: 7 unions" and further says that . proba- 1
bly the bust and (crtulttiy the sufcsi
rcmcdy at present on the market is
the l-ltuart's Cuturrh Tublcts, as no sci--
rct is made of their composition and
all the really efllclent cuturru rollic-
divs lll‘l' couccutrutlul in this lublct."
Bowler has attracted
senatorial attention to that official."
ommendod Mr.
DANGER OF COLDS AND GRlP.
‘Ihe greatest danger from colds and
grip is their resultldg in'pneumonla.
If rcusouulile cure is used. however.
and Chuiubcrlnin' s Cough Remedy tak-
on, all Iiuuger will be. avoided. Amonil
the lens of thousands who have used
this It Em riy for these diseases we have
yet to learn of a single case having ro-
In pneumonia.
Old Pas lens
.14 - .
e Longer i
For Mr 70ers.
as was wlfh in
A thorough sure can be made only
try the treatment which removes the
cutarrhsl poisons from the blood.
A new remedy which meets the rc-
q‘uirementn and which so far has
been remarkably successful in curing
withdrawn VOTIIIIlBl'iW by the Willi icuturlh is Stuutl‘ s Caturrh Tablets.
dcut. who has been milled
charged that charges have been filed mum“. membrane only
with the pit-trident ll
They include the
and incapacity for the
These tablets act upon the blood and
They can hufdly be classed as n acc-
Resardlns combined in tablet form whith mm.
‘by eliminating from the blood and
”The fifth! 0" Mr Bowler f0? “3"" 1 mutous membrane the poisons of 1a-
anl appraiser at New York is being led mm,
by Senator Platt. of Connecticut who,
has no hesitation in “Yin! [Ml MF- 7 pleasant tasting iozengcs to be taken
Sawter is utterly unfilled to hold thil luteluuliy. allowing them to (iillilOiVi‘
important place. Mr. Sawter was for |ln the mouth. thus reaching the throat
When tluch‘eaIund finally the stomach.
‘ If «as red they may also be dissolv-
Appraiser Whitehead had ‘ ed in water and used as a douche. in
"3“"th for him ““5““ 0‘ ”'9 work 1 addition to the internal use but It In
which he had done for the government 1 not at all necessary .0 use a am". bc.
a few of them dissolved in the mouth
dolly will be sufficient. However.
when Iherc is much stoppage of
prism a douche mark from those
w 1| give immediate relief. but Iltv
among ”1“ senators is that Ml. Shw- . . . . . .
w“ is “my the selection of Frank H iitglliiii' daily use internally ulll c'uu
Plan of New York. So far as known
no specific charges have been file
against Mr. Sawter, but it is said thut.
tho ubjl-cflon 0f the
will be sufficient to pro--
vent confirmation.
Stuart‘s Cutnrrh Tablets tire. Iurgc
llrugglsts scll Stuart's (‘stnrrh Tab-
lets at 50 cents for full sized package
and they will tell you there is no safer.
more palatable, cfiiclcnt uud couvcll
lent cutnrrh curc known to the trade.
mlil 21
lill‘
iublcls
without
conclusively that it is a certain pre-
ventive of that. dangerous disease.
will cure a cold or an attack of the. grip
in loss time than any other treatment.
It is plcuslng and safe to take.
sale by all druggists.
GULF FIREMEN GET AN lNCREASE
GALVESTON, Tcx.. March ill—The
firemen on the Gulf. Colorado and San-
ta iv‘c have received an increase of
wages which will average 12% per
For several do a
from the locomotive ii emcu uus been
in conference with -(lencrul Manager
Nixon, of the Santa Fe, seeking an in-
thu the conference
adjourned it was announced that an
amicable scttiement had been made.
and that the company and men were
The flrcmcn were the
last of the employee to ask for an in
Ilulnmcu engineers and
switchmcn huvih‘g been granted an ad
vance some time ago.
Brother
crease' in pay.
well satisIh-d.
Mrs Captain
ford. Del.. says:
ed my boy's life.
“Brasilian Balm sav-
He began just like
the one we lost withproup. We gave
him a few doses, He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the mor-
For sale by R. H. Piniated. l".
.The Clifford Phar-
recently. and Dr.
sented to relate the details.
PHILIPPINE CUSTOMS REVENUES.
WASHINGTON, March lll——'l‘he bur-
eau of insular affairs of the War De-
partment has prepared for publication
a comparative statement. showing the
customs revenues in the Philippine Ar-
chipeiago for the calendar year of 1902,
compared with previous years
statement show that for the twelve
months ended December 31 1902. the
customs receipts were 89. 018 353: for
the twelve months of 1901. $8,345. 0.17,:
for 1900. 88. 221. 635. and for 1899 u.-
The figures represent the cus-
tom house receipts expressed in the
United States currency nine“: ,
A small pill easy to buy,
and easy to act, but never fig In re
suits. DeWIt s Little Earl' Risers no
case the secretion and shame
to the liver. curing? rm ”tip Clif
coolness and precision that an ‘indllfl.
ance collector would me met. At New
.to.pull them over. That blue shade‘
“figs.“ line. and takes a pleasure in favor- '
interest in autoIhoblllng grows“
out in gllr. Bradley' s Oldsmobile; Mr. ,' .
en route to New York in a Long Died}
Winn , .
U1 Upper :20 drove to Stamfo in his .
Toledo cummflmiw so ' ,
BACiLLi 1N CHICAO CANAL.
8125 for Dumping 107 Barrels.
S'l‘. LOWS. March Iii—Edward Ila-
vold. at former cowboy and mining en—
ginccr of Arizona.,and a brother of
Bacteriologist Dr. Armand Rsvold, was
the man. who, unaided. dumped 107
barrels of imported buclill into the Chi-
cugu druiuugc cunai on the night of
November 1;, Illul, and thereby enabled
his brother to establish the. fact that
the germs floated duwu to St. Louis.
After fir. fluvold hud imported and
propagated lilt- bacilli. be employed his
brother, for 312.1, to dump them into
the virulungc canal.
The burrs-la were placed Oil two flat
cursuund tl'anspol'tall'to Lemonl. Ills
Meanwhile the .cowboy‘ had
gone to Lemont. and: became acolmlnt-
mi uitb the situation. When the bar
ll‘iS arrived. he. oi as and unaided.
foiled the entire 10 barrels to the
drainage (anal (moped them and pour-
. ed the contents into the canal.
worked quietly all night and the watch-
man found the empty barrels along the.
canal bank the next morning.
lluvoid then returned to St. Louis, and
has since been living here.
The facts in the matter were kept so.
crct until after Dr. anold's testimony
as before the-drainsgc' renal commission.
ll‘avold finally con-
The best pill ’nth the stars and
stripes.
It cleanses the system and never
nines.
Little ”Early Risers of worldly re
Ask pfor Dertt s and take sages-
0. take
stitute.
ford Pharmacy. =1.
-— emu—v...’
woman nuance; W GASOLINE.
“TORRINGTON Itch lfl—Mrs. all
th ony Pukas. aged y years living“
in Washington avenue I“ fatally tenths of an inch in the past twenty
burned yesterday an the result of an
explosion of- gasol
pouring on the kite en flrc. With her
clothing ablaze she ran wildly about
the neighborhood rom house to
house. it being some time. before
friends were able to catch the pain-
crazed victim. and smother the
, flames. Her entire body is a mass of
burns and death Is "only a question of
a few hours: She will leave a husband
and two children,
. GRIP REMEDIE‘ 1N GREAT 95' vive the tired and run down limbs and
"A ND- organs of the body. Kodol Dyspepsia W"
, “When {Oigl $211 33% "9 pill-ink“ Care cleanses. purifies. sweetens and 35"...“
e one as so reme as are r
in m“ demand Mr Joseph D Wll st engfhens the glands and membranes
. llamaochDum'Vaxstys that“!!! "I dyspepsia and all stomach troubles
cured of a very deep and lasting at-
tack of la grippe by using Chamber-
. lains Cough REIDNN‘IIIOI' trying sevv MEN RUBHING TO SAVE LEVEE.
9““ 0"!" Willem! with no effect- VICKSBURO. lllss.. March 19.—ar
* . ‘ Flor sale by all draggists. - : “
. ONLY ONE IiG MEXICAN FAILURE.
NIXI CITY March 19—1nquir
.~ . 'were Neil new 316%deva bl?k 1 oil.
u M mos 0" ° ‘ lea. three miles north of‘tllit‘howe.
London correspondents regarding the
I I II to d “I ting Grave fears were entertained for the
houses in this cits.
only one considerable failure here for
neariramonthaldthstwnofalarge
retell dry-sheds £13»,th suspend
: ed owing to sueoesslv'e withdrawal of ~
wha‘iitool but their ltaha
«stimulus», “when whim so- ..
000.1s in process'of being sstlsfsctcrs
managed.
of Bacteriologlst Received
already
He
9 which she was
The" WM available than has been rushed to the
1 f .%s. l .
c.w
. 1 . ' ‘
[‘“lg‘mi lowest. Mil" ‘“ 'j“.
,. ' molecules
Nearly All Clrpdntlrs in "mm m 1. I
Now Members of the
THE ’BLOOD
If.’ 1 «ft.
v
NERVOUSNESS
Romoc Guaranteed. If not cured. money refunded
.THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
srethsmostfstaloialldiso'
armoneyrsivmded. Contains
remedies
fifl”%fl
sent asthe for
mane?“ Bladder mi
' renames-um. ;
WASHINGTON OFFCIAL IN
VOLVED. 1
ST. LOUIS, Mo,, March lll—l’ourihi
Assistant Postmaster (:eucrdi Iirlutou, i
is expected to reach 81. Louis soon IOi
import a certain $5.000 receipt, said to i
be in the possession of an attorney of
11 high official at Washington in com 7
p ‘lclIy with s 'got rir h- quick' scheme
When the safe of F. .1 Arnold 8: Com-
pany was opened Iecently. it is said.
this receipt was discovered It isa
1
attache of the attorney general I: office.
A asuasxast: case. 5
One of the most remarkable casesl
causing pneumonia is that of Mrs. Ger
entirely cured by the use of One Min-
ute Cough Cure. She says: PM
coughing and straining so weakened
me. that I run down in weight from 148
to 02 pounds. i tried a number of real-
edies, to no avail, until i used One Min-
ute Cough Cure. Four bottles of this
wonderful remedy cured me entirely
cf the cough. strengthening my lungs
and restored the to my normal weight
health andstrength.” Clifford Phar
luscy. ‘
ARKANSAS FLOOD SITUATION.
~ HELENA, Ark.. March lfi—The flood
situation here is still of the gloomleet
. character. . The river has risen als-
four hours. North Helena is flooded
but the city proper is In no danger
from the flood. , The residents. of the
overflower section are largely negrocs.
THE STOMACH IS THE MAN.
A new stomach weakens the man. be
cause it cannot transform the food he
sets into nourishment. Health and
strength cannot be restored to any sick
man or weak woman without first re-
storing healthland strength to the sto‘
mach. A week stomach cannot digest
enough food to feed the tissues and re-
of the stomach, and cures Indigestion.
Clifford Pharmacy.
12:80 this'mornirrg‘ the Herald receiv-
ed a telephone message from Lake
Providence stating that a change for
the worse in the river situation had
suddenly developed especially at illi-
'liafety of the levee there; and every
scene.
f__|___iNElhEl$E81 ‘ '
[MEWS 5m $113574:
jivEulslurvou
CLOTHINGHATSSHOESI
GATELY- BRENNAN
lO S.MA|N STREET-
,fih
this (‘ill und which it is said, involvcsi GOVERNOR SIGNED REWARD BILL
HA.RTII‘0RD March ill—Governor
Chamberlain yesterday afternoon sign
ed the bill passed by the legislature of-
fcring a reward for the apprehension
and conviction of the murderer of P0
105°“ that it was signed by a formelr liccmau Paul Mendelssohn. of Water
buly The bill authorized the odor of
it is said also that other receipts sim- , a reward of 8100.00 but the governor
liar in character. are in cxistcncc. E mddc u", amount ”(m
——.._—_—————-—-—- ' M
lT SAVED HIS LEG.
P. A. Danforth. of lAIGlangc, (1a.. suf-
°t 5 cold, deep-seated ”n "‘9 I‘m“ fered for six months with a frightful
.runnfng sore on his leg: but writes
trudeE. Fenuer Marlon. ind who was that Buckicn'a Arulca Salve wholly
cured it in five days
Wounds Piles. its the best solve in
the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c
Sold by I" H. Baxter, druggist.
COAST ARTILLERV OFFICERS.
HARTFORD, Mart-b ill—flurry C.
Chuppcll of New London, has been
appointed captain of the Second Com
puny Coast Artillery D. D. Griswold
of New london. has been appointed
first lieutenant and Sergeant
Silva, to be second lieutenant.
COUGH SETTLED ON HER LUNGS.
“My daughter had a terrible cough
which settled on her lungs." says N.
Jackson. of Danville, 111.
great many remedies without relief.
until we gave her Foley' 3 Honey and
Tar, which cured bcr."
Sold at Plaisted's Drug Store.
BEST E li'l'iiE
Eli
ff yu n haven't a renter. healthy IIIDVPWIP eftbe
Millimiwmn
een into totem
Refuse substi
beeping IheI bows!
Pie andCake, E
made oifsz- "l"
bury 3 Best Flo‘ur
'will itdep longer
than if» loads with
ordinary 7- Winter
NORWICH, March lil 411st NM”
final adjournment the State git-Idols- .
tion of the Brotherhood of O
and Jolncrs’ chose the following o!-
ccutive committee to serve for 0
your: 1". C. Full. Hartford; 3. :9
Moore, New Britain. and M. J. Keller.
Norwich it was voted to hold the
social meeting in liartfordr Septem-
her
The convention discussed the bill
now before the legislature reducing the
amount of u do” subject to attach-
ment from aw to we, and it was dadd-
v-d in justice to business men of the
state, not to oppose It.
lloports were read from all the
towns and cities in the statershow-
ing the total membership of the Car-
pcntcrs‘ and .loinet‘s' Union to be 6,-
500. It was stated that in no town
cxccpt New London. whltlf has forty
non union men of this trade in any
town.
FOLEV'O HONEY AND TAR
Cures coughs and colds.
Cures bronchitis and asthma.
Cures croup and whooping cough.
Cures hoarseness and bronchial trou-
bios.
Cures pneumonia and in grippe.
Sold at Plalsted's Drug Store. ”
WOMAN WORE MALE ATTIRE.
And-When Arrested in Hartford Refus.
ed to Disclose Her identity.
HARTFORD. March Ill—~A young
woman dressed in male clothing was
nrrestml yesterday at the Union depot.
She Is now at the police station. and
refuses to disclose her identity or tile
place of her home.
in bed effects was found a receipt
from the Adams Express Co psny at
New Blltnln. showing thata apacknge
had been sent by ”Miss L. Oilmnn” on
March'ld to “John Devine,‘ Springfield.
Mass." If the name thereon is that
of herself. she. has refused to admit It.
It is thought that the woman is de-
mentod. She says she will kill herself
rather than disclose her identity. She
refuses food, and her condition indi-
cates that she has been without nour-
ishing food for some time. .he only
food she partskes of.its bread soaked
in water, it is said the woman has
been in this vicinity for some time and
has been in Bristol. New Britain and
Springfield, but it is only within a day
or two that she has adopted male. at-
tire. She is small of stature and about
21 years old,
saves: ATTACK OF GRIP.
Cured by One Bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
“When i had an attack of the grip
last winter (the second one) 1 actually
cured myself with one bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," says
Frank W, Perry. Editor of the Enter-
prise, Shortviile. N. Y. "This is the
honest. truth. i at times kept from
coughing myself to pieces by taking a
fonspoonful of this remedy. and when
the coughing spell would come onat
night I would take a dose and it seem-
ed that in the briefest interval the
cough would pass off and I would go
, to sleep perfectly free from cough and
Its acoompsnying pains. To say that
the remedy acted as a most agreeable
surprise is putting it very mildly. I
had no idea that it would or could
knock out the grip. simply because I
had never tried it‘ for such a purpose.
but It did. and it seemed with the sec.
ond attack of coughing the remedy
caused it to not only be of less dura-
tion. but the pains were. far less se-
vere. and i had not used the contents
me adieu." For sale by all drug— '
“a“. so
SU M MER COTTAGE ROBBED.
Lynde Harrison's Place at Leete's le-
Iend Entlrad.
LEETE'S lSLAND. March 19.-—-The
summer cottage of Judge Lynda Harri-
ion of New Haven was entered and
ransacked by burglars some time dur-
Ing Tuesday night. A quantity of
clothing and dishes were taken and
some other valuables which are un-
known. A pedler who was seen near
was detained yesterday morning and
his pack searched but none of the miss-
‘ng goods were found.-
DANGERB OF PNEUMONIA.
A cold at this time, if neglected, is
'iable‘to cause pneumonia. which is so
often fatal. and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are weakened,
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the development of consumption. Fo-
Iey's Honey and Tar will stop the
cough. heal and strengthen the lungs
and prevent pneumonia. Sold at Plats-
ted's-Drug Store. ' '.‘
TERRIBILE CHARGED WITH MUR-
NEW HAVEN? March Ill—Michael
Terriblle was arraigned in the city
court 'yeslerdny. charged. with the four-
dot of Patrick Coffey. He was not put
to plea, however, the case being ocu-
tinued to March 21,, Three other Ital-
ians, charged with breach of the
peace on account of alleged participa-
tion in the quarrelleading up to the
the death of Coffey. ‘were released on
bonds of 82. 60 each. furnished by mem~
bers of the Italian colony.
A SEVERE COLD FOR THREE
. MONTHS.
The following letter from A. J. Nua-
baum. of Batesville 1nd., tells its own
story: “I shared for three months
"0'1 with a severe cold. A“ drunist prew-
ed me some medicine and a, physician
prescribed for me. yet 1 did not im-
' prove. i then tried Riley's. Honey hail!
Tar and eight dudes cured me. " Refuse
substitutes. Sold at Plslsted a Drug
.— ”‘s
CHILD SUPPOSED TO BE
DROWNID.
MY, larch Ili—The two tand
onehalf year‘s old child of Anthony
spam. is wepposed to have been
drowned in the lionsatonic river. but
‘3" MWE3W' 3°" "“
estsrdey
glances the child disappeared“
Wanne- fallen through the
wells-mac! the Housemate river
whhl‘lt inn “‘7'“ m
of one bottle before Mr. Grip had bid ,,
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