, .lttid :‘tif build—4-
Iioriif flawley May Appoint
Mi’AdilitionaI Man from
Nlirtttl
mitotic: u. Judd deputy slieilli at
”0481,14” handed in his resignation
horlff Sidney E. Hawley and
Henry 1" Kyle has been appointed to
succeed him. The appointment was
announced yesterday. Deputy Sheriff
, Judd retires to take a business position
in a New York hat store. Mt Kyle.
who succeeds him, is a young man of
rodognlaed standing in nethel. lie was
highly recommended by all tlte prom:
inset Republican politicians in that
wn.
’ The time is now near at hand for
about! stley to nominate his dep
, titles. His present term expires May
31 and he starts on the new term
'June 1. It is not believed that the
II: Wfifi ill snake much if any change
a the force as it Is now constituted
'l‘ho following is the list correc'ted to
—.
'\ DPeter Doolan George Ileislcr nntl
Louis E.- Richards Bridgeport; Harris
Lerotutt Danbury: Jonn \: Stiilley
:QI Harwell; Henry F. Kyle, Beth-
lilacs M. Bulkley, Fairfield:
,ffil'liam E Bitch. Greenwltmh Selah
all. Blakeinsn. Huntington; James II.
Perry, Bedding; Charles Johnson
Nev/town; WarrenC. Allen, Sherman.
Charles W. Hendrle. Stamford;
Charles E, Stagg. Stratford: Arthur
“E Plumb Trumbull; Frederick Kent
per, Westport; BurtonP. Merwin. Wes
ton.
It is not unlikely, howevei. says the
Biidgoport. Farmer. that the slit-rid
' will add two dophtloe to this list. The
division of Howell; into two towns
. makes it absoluteiy necessary to name.
'44 deputy for the"upper half. Norwnlk
would“ never consent to take service
"pm a South Norwalk deputy. ’i‘lic
sheriff is almost sure to appoint a new
man for the City of Norwalk and vic-
inity, Deputy Scullcy remaining in
Smith Norwalk. .
Barton is getting to be quite a
place and there is some demand fat a
deputy from that. place. Darleii and
New Canaan are both good sized
towns and yet neither has it deputy.
One or the other is pretty sure to be
remembered this time.
.. The vacancy In Monroe since the
death of Deputy Hull is not likely to
be filled
1.1.... flsosov avast-so. .
. Just in the nick of time our littie
- 141144444 saved. " writes Mrs W. Wat-
of Pleasant City, Ohio. “Pneu-
onia had played sad havoc with him
it“ a terrible cough set in besides.
. tors treated him. biit he grew worse
every day. At length we tried Dr.
"UKltIth's New Discovery for Consump-
. mind our darling was saved. He‘s
Wd end Willi. " Everyone ought
it's the only sure cure for
a Mds and all Lung diseases
I Guaranteed by F H Baxter. Druggist
Price 50c and :1. Trial bottles ire:
a .
at".
0060 KEVENGE ON STUDENT.
;- Pretty Girl In Weston. w. Va.. Shoots
'. Vernier Lover Twice.
WESTON. W. Va" March 24. -—Mlss
‘ J to Waggy. the pretty daughter oi
WI lia‘m Waggy. a prosperous farmer
midi“ here, has shot Ralph Mc,Dannaid
a son of the late ex Sheriff Addison
McDannald. NcDannald ista medical
: student and came here from Louis-
ville Ky; on a vacation. Miss Wag-
I gy fired fire shots at MéDiin‘Igald two
, of Which took eflect in the side and
' ."ill, the back, either one of which.
.- fear, will cause death.
”years ago Miss Waggy
M McDonald in the circuit court
mph. 03% mages. charging him with
'eivi or.
Verdict of 08. 000. and it is thought this
had angled the matter, but she says she
Isaac? In :‘patiently awaiting: her day
int: i .
VYORKIING ongithEb b
Eight hour: snore ore y t cos
tireless. little workers—2m. King a
WW0 told dly. curing Indiges-
lousness Constipation Sick
end all Stomach. Liver and
0539' _ . hiss. asy leassnt safe.
“inflow 44E [Rainier 5 drug
WM! NAtLROAD'S NEW LINE.
watts MW foc lie-4:4.
n‘igdnclo‘éo, Calhoris‘iai-'
FRANCISCO. March 24. --—It il
a 03- Chronicle. “that the
. Railroad Company is rapidly
its plans for stabllsM ng
connect its?
yhfinh
with till?
alum Humboldt
is given
We! With}- #491
of encoding tit:
rants: .a:
:9". and in Mend
I ”Went mum the Cali-‘I
m hie passed under-
The jury gave her a.
New Life Pills. Millions are always at '
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ABOUT THAT coA’r
You wear 'a‘ coat. Why?
To keep the Cold out? No:
to keep the warmth in.
What of the body that has
no w'armth--the thin, poor
body that lacks the healthy
flesh and fat it needs? .
For such we say that Scott a
Emulsion provides the right
kind of a coat. Why? Be-
cause Scott's Emulsion builds
firm, solid flesh and sup-
plies just enough fat to fill
nature’s requirements —— no
more. That means bodily
warmth.
\l'c'li icittijpu a 44mph tire:- with uquut.
SCOTT lit. BOWNII. 409 Pearl Street. New York
1
TO consul) THIRD RAIL ssnwcs.
Consolidated to Equip Judge Robert-
son's Road for Twelve Miles.
MERIDEN Mart:li2.i—~lt1.i).Rob
bins, of llurtfotd. general counsel for
the New \ork. New iluten and Hart
t‘oid litillioad Company. announces
that the company proposes to establish
a third rail electric service between
Mcrideii and Middletown. The Merl:
den division, which runs from Water-
bury to Mlddletown. will be electrically
equipped bctWeen this city and Middle-
town very soon. and It is expected that
ultimately 41 third rail service will also
be established between Meriden nntl
Waterbury. The distance between
Merldeii and Middletown Is twelve
miles. The onsolitlated Railroad
owns the Merdeii Electric Railroad
Company. and the power for the third
rail service will consequently be stip-
piled by the local trolley power sta-
tion
The road “in be inote clently identi-
fied iii the minds of the iiewspape.
tending public when it is stated that
it is what has been ctilictl frequently
"Judge Robertson's road." from the
fact that Judge A. ll. Robertson. of
New Haven, bought it for the Consoli-
dated railroad and the ownership of it
vested in him for years,
The equipping of this entire road
with electricity has been talked of for
ti long time,
FOLEY‘S HONEY AND TAR
Cures coughs and colds;
Cures bronchitis and asthma.
Cures crotip and whooping cough,
Cures bonrscncss and bronchial trou-
bles.
Cures pneumonia anti la grippe.
Sold at i’lalsted's Drug Store.
GENERAL STRIKE OF BUILDERS.
Has Been Ordered by tho Advisory
Board of Chicago. to Take Effect
at Once.
CHICA’GO March 24. ~21 general
sitike of the building trades was ordet-
etl lit the advisory board of the Build-
ing Tiades last night on all structures
on which members of the International
Association of Sheet Metal Workers
are employed. This step was taken
to support five hundred sheet iiiettii
workers who went on strike March 10.
because the Sheet Metal Contractors'
Association had signed an agreement
with another union.
Pull!“ hundred bricklaycrs and their
a helpers. employed In the erection of
new buildings in South Chicago have
gone on strike. The trouble came
about when it was discovered that
some of the men employed upon the
structural iron work were iiol union
men. '
WHAT'S IN A NAME.
Everything is in the name when it
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. C. De-
Witt & Co, of Chicago, discovered.
some years ago. how to make a salve
from Witch Hazel that is a specific for
Piles. For blind bleeding, itching and
protruding Piles eczema 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 genuino.
Clifford Pharmscvs
No appetite. Ion of mngth,
mum... headache.‘ constipation.
bail breath, general dobiilty. tour 414-
lnga. and comb of the stomach are
all due to indigestion. Kodol euros
indigenous-This new dio‘oovory repro-
sooto the natural iuiofi fl «onion
uthoy exist in a healthy stoniach.
combined with the greatest known ionic
and rocomtapdyo payouts. Kodol
Dyoopda cm 4:414:44 any one in-
" digsstionooddmpdl. butthlsfsmoos
Wm all stomach too-fills by.
I
It
More Than Two Million Donors An-
n'uslly on Estimate.
'l‘lieie are few better equipped men
In the state than Thomas D. Wells. or
the Hartford Pout. secretary of the
board of directors of state prisons. to
talk .lIlioii the.prevalenco of crime in
this state. and to discourse upon Its
cost. in an address at New Iilriiait
tecently he spoke oii this subject and
Illmmhlllq?.l.he cost of crime It), the
state as fo lbws:
Judicial criminal expenses. $303.00t
Institutional criminal oxpeiisess, 332.004
Atlusion 4444 made to the value. of
with crime. Contiensdd into a, tabloid
the inventory of the criminal Invest
utent of the state iii its follows: ‘ i“
State prison, 8 0%.
in conclusion be said:
With an annual criminal expense ac-
count of 32.167300 and a permanent In
vestmoiit of 82.750000 iii crime plants.
the magnitude of the fiscal features of
the problem of social delinquency In
(‘onuet ticut becomes painfullymbvious.
if in sooth, not obviously painful. in
this paper l have aimed merely to slip
ply data and estimates concerning the
mouetary' aspects of crime. and' have
not attempted to point a moral and
ndorii a tale. lint lest the picltire may
seem dark and unreilcved i venture to
affirm the tonic truth, often overlooked
that the more developed oitr clvillza
tion gets the higher its ethical stand
tirds becomejthe statistics of crime
tend to wax more expansive. In the
evolution of civilization the range oi
sol-iii! requirements is broadened. With
the improvement of the social order
acts and negligent-es that were prev
lously regarded as merely wrongful 0i
immoral are branded as criminal. An
increased number and variety of
crimes, which. however. do not Imply
tiny numerical expansion of harmful
deeds. always accompany social pro
gross. That fact, ministering to the
gospel of optimism, is seldom noted
but it's it good thing to remember.
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SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP.
Cured by One Bottle of Chamberlain's
Couch Remedy.
"When i had an attack of the grip
last winter (the second one) I actually
ctit‘cil tiiyself with one bottle of
(‘htiiiiberlnin's Cough Remedy." says
Frank W. Perry, Editor of the Enter-
prise. Sliortvllle, N. Y. “This is the
honest truth. I at times kept front
coughing myself to pieces by taking a
teaspoonfitl of this remedy. and when
the coughing spell would come on at
night I would take a dose and it. seem»
ed that in the briefest interval the
ctizigli would pass off and I would go
to sleep perfectly free from cough and
its accompanying pains. To say that
the remedy acted as a most agreeable
surprise is putting it very mildly. i
had no him that It would or could
knock out the grip. simply because I
had never tried it for such it purpose
but it did, and it seemed with the. see
and attack of coughing the remedy
caused It to not only be of less duru-
tioii. btit the pains were far less sec
Vere. and l hhd not used the contents
of one bottle before Mr. Grip had bid
me adieu." For sale by all drug-
gisis
.......— W...
EXPENDITURES OF METHODISM
Over $100,000.01” Spent Yearly for the
Advance of its Faith.
The exact amount received {root at:
sources cannot be ascertain til af-
ter the assembling of the spri g con-
ferences; but tip to January 15. of the
present year. 3201479240 was duly ac-
taunted for and certified to by the sec-
rotary.
An addition to this the regular fixed
(barges and benevolent colloctibns of
the church, amounting to more than
twenty million dollars per annum.
showed an advance rather than a de-
crease. Thls means that lnIthIo last
four years this one denominakon of
evangelical Christians has without aid
from the state under the Influence. on-
ly of personal interest and peisuasivc
arguments expended above one hun-
dred millioii dollars for its faith
I The primary work of Methodlsm was
; to revive and spread spiritual i.ellglon
' For some decades. Its energies weie dc
‘ voted thleny to this end.” Awaktnd
religious i eat however. created a
st’rong'desI for education among thew
common is hence the extraordi-
nary progros‘ made by, the church in
this department of elimination. Homes
for the aged. hospitals', orphan asy-
lums. naturally came later. Temper
sacs—moaning by this total abstinence
from intoxicating liquors—inns been
strenuously insisted upon as Well as
abstinence from all amusements tend'
ing to make the youth of etch genera
tion indifferent to the appeals made to
them by parents pastors. and teachers
for a higher life than that which seeks
chlot‘ly' motions oIntjhyhonItfioIrmmIaIIefr
unity or oracle is e
' “What which fill) :23an
‘ ‘dtiAncl‘al collie
lot; will stir the
tract Its a ontlo'n is it! primary
44inch Ion «tion of vital imam,
ty.-—From "'l'ho'l‘
”millilioh Dollar FundI of the
«lilt-
Teen-
”“3““...
lend to at: months '1th 4 frightful
‘ 4%
unreal! 4,
moétriztososmii
tact sum-me"
I
doors or clim't ribs 41mm
I'oiice ntlmlnistt utioii 000.000
Misc 'elltiiiodttit‘ criminal 'ex-
pciisca, 782.300
'i‘otal, 82,lti7,3t)0 '"
the physical plants used In connection ‘I‘
(‘oiineclicut School for Boys. . 200.0 0 ',
IiitIiiitll'lal School for (line 225.000
.(fuunty jails. “2.000
Ii’olice equipments, , 625.000
Total. 2,570,000
not only 3m Methodlom, but!» Amer-l J
lot. In t Imerican Monthly Review
“'4' ‘ . ‘f ’- l a '
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r. A. Danforth. of Orange 04.. .44.,
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at.
stun. AND 4444" or. 144x44
tion 444 vsm snout!
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nag
soutoc a attorn-
tiuunirtxo an m
V: ILDDD IND DAD DNIN.
MON ILOOD. WHEN
CAIT OUT THROUGH THE
Romoc Guaranteed.
TIRE ICLIFFOR
‘l'i-IE coarser mun '
our. woman wouto not our: 4400. tr. out use 41..
44 a nortcr OOM'LIXION‘D THOUIANDD or would
new 7444? onurur CHAIM. 4 cans AND "and"
PIMPLII AND EIUPTIONI.
ALL EXTERNAL DMIDNII. 1'00. AND OOIIIO
‘ Is in otoaso'ao wiri-t
., a. souoo statics ouoorit.
’ . Sosa can sooatlrn . .
houoc hsusov O ’ ‘A
PROVIDENCE. N. I.
If not'curetd, money refunded.
some mucu 440444: man
one to onniu if. we
tuition one t—m
ROMOC “out. MSW.
0° van 4444!: rotten,
rm: vou «av: no
744: noon to ex.
stun in nu: IMAPI or
ROMOC HEAL! UP
usavxtoua noun . I"
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lLIIIEl _ll____|SEA8ES
[nemiEYls EIIIIEYM BUBEI It II
armoricy refunded. “I.
ncntphysiciansuthea'ffor
Kids»- tiod Bladdert
menu-444.04.
*-
HIGH BINDERS ARE AT WAR
Chinatown in Portland. Oregon. in a
State of Uproar and Excitement.
I’URTI AND (lie. March 24. «Not
since the ficice high binder fight ilf
teen years ago when several Chinamen
weie kilch lb Chinatown. has the. Chi-
ttcse seclion'of Portland been in such
il state of uproar and excitement. Two
of the leading high binder associations
of the city have. declared open war-
fare. and two more of the leading so-
:‘ieties are fast being drawn into the
Irotiiile.
“A thirst for blood has arisen among
them." said a conservative Chinamun
last night. "and not until the cannery
(lhiiiiimen are all again back at their
work till! peace be restored."
The P0 lliii Tong and Boo Tong So
clctles are thrI lenders in the tight
and are making preparations to con:
test their disputes to the bitter end.
GRIP REMEDIES
MAN
IN GREAT DE-
D.
When colds and grip are prevalent
the quickest and surest remedies are
in great demand. Mr. Joseph D. Wil-
liams. of Mthtfl‘, VII... says that be was
cured of a very deep and lasting at-
turk of la grippe by using Chamber-
lain s Cough Remedy after trying sev-
eral other preparations with no effect
For sale by all driiggists.
MANHATTAN L. MEN REFUSE PRO-
POSITION.
NEW YORK. March 2b—Ten repre-
sentatives of the Manhattan Elevated
Railway Employees“ Ansociallon called
upon General Manager Skitt. today~ to
infmm him that the association would
not accent the sit-disdain of hours and
wages offcred bv the compamr. .
.l‘
FoleyIfs Honey and Tar
pneumonia.
No
whiter.-
Sunlight wav
’Itf‘.‘ pit
iBig Derby Underwear Company Makes
meastotmaai
V family the some. pay its at
No wearing out of clothe‘s by rubbing. and no more
sore and red hands from scrubbing.
"' I114's at hot lir‘iottt were?
UNDER UNION LABEL.
gr cement With Textile Workers.
1"):2ltlil.Marcli 24. —Beglnniiig yes-
terday the him of A. H. and C. B All-
i.ing one of the largest concerns man
Iquatturing Woolen underwear in the
ioiiiitry is to do business for the next
two years under a union label, an
”Insured ment (Hovering that period having
been entered into with the textile
5"uorlteis‘ union fly the. agreement the
firm Is not reducing wages during the
two _tctits and employees are not to
strike for any reason or to ask for an
increase In wages. in case of the in-
stuliation of new machinery. there is
Ito he a teatlltistinent of wages so that
ltiipioyees uitiv be assured of getting
present
”the concern has five hunded em
pioyees. Two years ago there was a
strike which was ended by an agree-
ment entered Into by Samuel Gom-
pets president of the American Red
eration of Labor. a committee of the
employees and members of the firm
by which the wage schedule was fixed.
i’iider the new agreement the same
schedule continues In force. for two
years. This is said to be the first con-i
cut“ of thetklnd in the country to
adopt the union label.
CASTOFI IA
For Infants and Children.
ilti Kind tit lint Always Bought
........ W
Signatoroof
NAUGATUCK SCHOOLSRE-OPENED
NAUGATUCK. March 24,—Thc
schools of this town which have been
closed for five weeks on account of
scarlet fever, ware re-opened yester
day. There are only eight cases of
the disease in town at present.
, .___-. _—
THE STOMACH IS THE MAN.
A new stomach weakens the man. be-
cause it cannot transform the food he
eats into nourishment. Health and
strength cannot be restored to any sick
man or weak woman without first re-
storing health and strength to the aid
much A weak stomach cannot digest
enough food to feed the tissues and re-
vive the tired and run down limbs and
organs of the body. Kodol Dyspepsia
Ctire cleanses purities, sweetens and
strengthens the glands and membranes
of the stomach and cures indigestion.
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles,
Boiling.
What a revelation on washdavi made brighter and linens
It’s easy. ”Wash: in the
f .
1560 Nash‘s
:44: "lass
'Qd'l'fo" F , Exceedingly
CONVENIENT. USEFUL. NEG!!!
WIIIII be added to our April list and in
YOURS AMONG THEM”
EXCHANGE RATES,
.r.‘ v'
in Southern
Telephone
Washington Street.
UNJUS'I' DISCRIMINATION BY
LANDLORDS.
CHICAGO. March 24.——-Under the
“an otdinance to prevent unjust dis
trimlnation by landlords against par-
ents.“ Alderman Jonathan Ruxton last
night iuttoduccd In the city council 4!
measure intended to make liable to a
tintI of not less than 35 nor more than
two owners and agents of flat build
ings in Chicago who refuse to rent
apartments to persons with children,
unless sttch agents and flat owners are
able to prove that the children of pros
pcctive tenants are particularly bots
terous and disagreeable. ,
AFTER. LA GRIPPE—WHAT?
Usually a hacking cough and a gen
crai feeling of weakness often leading
to fatal results after the patient is sup
posed to have passed the danger point.
Foley“ s Honey and Tar ls guaranteed
to cure the ‘grippc cough" and make
you strong and well it. never fails to
stop a cough it taken In time. Take no
substitutes. Sold at PlalsItcd's Drug
Store. ‘ 1 “
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
”—-
rm; rants. .
In effect“ Nomi 2t, 1N2.
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EXTENSION INSTRUMENTS, 32. 50 per q
Toll line rates to Connetttcitt points; i, , ,'
5 to 25 cents
Notify us immediately and we will
send our representative to explain the
different kinds of «Hitler: and take your
order in time for our
.Ir
ups-n ammo: Ir.
4:15
7.00..
from $25. 00.
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COAL GOAL ’
-Look
$7.00 W Ton
Having received a :con
bright. fresh mined Lot'
bought at a right price.
We are going to give 0 -~
the benefit. following our 45
tom. Our principle is not .
two or three prices .-. ,
portunity oflers. but ‘to give
value received.
WE LEAP. QTHERIB MU
Itiitig loclittittl
so. hit
ti:
122 WATER ST..
oun rsmra. vandal-it,
Lace. srAtus;,caaaiK
ENAMEL PAINTS, noon:
FLOOR vsauisit. noon
noon FINISHIO. "‘
4-,
55-3— M Pit} “
We have a‘sbecialty':
‘FLOON PINION. WIIIICIIII‘
easily applied. to exit-W
durable, and not sum '
cold water and will I“
while, chalk or chip 0!
cellent thing for rural -:
Oil Cloth. etc; “II
again." Our variety
unequalled and prices «It,
ly.
We issue HIIbr'aryII;
tickets with oil “I“?
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