——-...__
.. or E. w. c. Cunningham and Rev. A. L.
Hubbard, Elected to Officas.
The annual convunllon of tin.- Now
i York District Epworth League. lit-id lit
. Inf [lurl the Stratford Methodist Church Tut-s-
day. was largely attended and is sci
.. . . i »‘ . down its one of the very beat yet held.
21—— The day's sessions were brought to a
close Tuesday night by an admirable
0f address by the Rev. Dr. Herbert
and New Methotllsm." Rev. H. I-‘.
Rail. Ph. D.. who Was to have been
present anti address the meeting on
“John Wesley." was unable to meet
the engagement. through sickness. Fol-
lowing are the newly elected officers:
President. Rcv. W. D. Itcuch, ilridgc-
DON: first vice. Rcv. .lohtl llcury. New
Mu, after a hearing bc- York city; second vicc. W. n, u“.
“ gnu-19. H. Peck. in the hurt. Betllci: third vicc. .I. A. Wirtll.
“Mord, yesterday after- Pclllum. N. Y.: fourth vicc. A. it], Wil-
.. hon the charge of at- son. Stl‘atford; col'l‘cspondillg accre-
. t. .. tuning on mug Alice tary. A. S. Muirilcatl. 543 East Illil
. muggy afternoon. at Hol- street. New York city; recording soc-
Halli“, in Stratford, was held retury. it). W. t‘. Cunningham. Nor-
‘ and“ the criminal superior walk; treasurer. N. E. Nickt-rsou.
id were fixed at ”poo, Bridgeport: silpcl'liilcntltlllt junior
lag of Farrell wag conl- work. W. S, Anderson. Mt. Vcrlioll. N.
“In“ Judge Peck that Y.; executive committee. Rev. James
Jim“ gauge for holding Montgomery. i).D.. Stamford; Rev. A.
fiflll‘bfifol'e the hlgher court, '4. Hubbard. Rowayton; W. A. Lillit’.
m‘vhaablo m obtain bonds. New York city; missionary committee.
‘ taken to jail. where he will Rev. 8. D. Lewis. Bridgeport; Miss
.. until hip case comes before the. Ethel _i.. Lewis. Mt. Vernon. N. i'.:
t ' court‘s.j He refused to talk Mrs. E. M. Pickup. Nichols.
a use, by advice of his colla~ ‘teorgc W. Carey was elected a (it‘l-
l 9?” Robert G. Deit‘orest. fgate foir th‘e Epwortih League. to the
' ntel‘ilat ona convent on. to be held at
91%:Iéglxafhteiptzgadntflgm Detroit, Mich.. July 12. at the conven-
win F. Hall appeared / for l lion Tuesday.
‘ er' . .e- ‘ "‘““"'“""“
fif;§3;:gg,“g‘;ngfi 33.; MACHINISTS STRIKE SETTLED.
‘ s l
“radén’giezfi'l‘lltge again t h in Work to be Reaumod on Union Pacific
little Was the first witness system Nest Monday.
9 9 said [she was on her way . OMAHA. Nell.. .lune 4.~'l‘he machin-
fi" BateryHolghts. Sunday af- ists' strike on the Union Pacific sys-
ifibr helium“. fora walk and tem. which has continued for‘ more
i" . It secluded s90! in the than eleven months has been settled
“Ni WKIIOWROH Niki when one at a conference between President
'7‘. ”MMW-I rm“ who “fled ”l Earl. of the Railroad Company. and
1,1: MAW-”90M? "Id used some "1' representatives of the strikers, and the
Mt lull“ 9- The man “’9" on a l.000 men who have been on strike will
WI! 6 came “ii. "id. (“fi' return to work next Monday morning.
baptismaoized her. She screamed. The settlement is rcgardcd as a con—
‘h! 0’19?“ her and threw M" cession by both sides to the controver-
Bho stru led with him and he sy. The terms of settlement follow:
. , ”distill [19" unless she 9995' Flrst—-—Plecework shall be abolished
mime?” fit .“m time "’0 men entirely from the machine shops.
We‘vtomon‘awelred coming 0"" Second—Every striking machinist
it ,N‘d‘ojlfiflf “‘9 men shouted. shall be reinstated upon his own appli-
. “'0 M hold of her then '9‘ cation within sixty days.
1101' M 35“an 0“ his wheel. ThirtlwAli increase of seven per
. ., fl, WV" lfimtford- He “’9‘" cent. in wages over those prevailing
m '13 "TN” rough Knowlton park. ' when the strike bcglln. shall be given.
ill cu..." positively identified Far-i it‘ourthw—Nlne hours shall conslilutc
H in her minim. i a day's work.
91313510117 Thompson testified Fifth—The company retains such of
. ”.kne' "re“ quite well and its present force of non-union men as
“up “"9“ 1" Stratiord. it desires. on equal terms with the old
7 . Him. 30°“ ““9" the time employees and gives notices to them
Whig: 0" M188 Chflfie- Wltmfl that all "hotels" within the shops
.. I". f," frell, “id "‘9 “mil“ said will be‘closed at the end of two weeks.
“a?“ A :liee‘lhiiidt Sgrchrrfap :33 “Sixth—The strike is to be declared
' .. . ' . o and work resumed Monday morning
, . .l‘ u." find “Mk sweater. T9092; next at these points: ‘ Council Bluffs.
“,l" 3 erlff Stagg. Farrell had “”9 Omaha, Columbus, Grand island. North
fl.
boinc from a ball game. but did not 9,. Fvanston 0 , . ,.
, . 4 . gden. Dt-mer. (lit)-
3355;“:gpIgfr:e::vfgt;:rrt¥ige¥io$: enile Wells. Ellis Junction City and
{Child Elicia “a cap and ill swleatcr Km‘s‘” 0“,)" , __
t rl‘blipond pg to‘those warn W t c as» ,
,_sali;taat, 19: Miss Chaise aéld desclrllitltg Foley’s Kldney Cure
' ' r. ompaon. he epltty star
310 found‘ta Meme “here with 3 makes kidneys and bladder right.
when the; This tre had a seam .
It left a peculiar looking track in AFTER A CHARTER
Jagkzdlrfrtehiahfiisilicfili: xgtrigd‘e; Southport Citizens to Organize
. t . , . ' , Trust, Company.
”a“ 0’ Miss Chase. said he did ilAit'i FORD, June 4—Sevcral prom-
” “ to . tbi f c. .
fidetmzi‘zifmgg “misfit“; wfiih. inent citizens of Southport appeared
» ,8
O and came to the conclusion at toe on banks at the legislature yester-
f'e. Mr. Jackson followed the '0" ‘1 trust company. .
the bicycle for a. long distance
X was not called upon to WW“-
II .. mtdofense. and no other This action is taken to mean that
M him were called. his the Southport National Bank will not
mud uneasy during the their cashier. Oliver Sherwmd, who
.I _T""‘ w
MAY SUMMER IN BERKSHIRES.
~ etattupon the floor most 8200.000 of the bank‘s funds. ,
.3. . .
pg Farrell. Miss Jennie At-
B'ottord. positively identified
2' months ago while she. was the sweet House at Tyringham.
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I
:3 and the preliminary me]. 0' 1901.
, Stag: said last night weeks.
that he had succeeded
“‘9 NF "ho had been 0' ONLY cuss eon DYBPEPSIA.
,, women who were 0‘“ Mrs. Franklish Bush, of New castle.
“‘1 that when the “‘0' Del.. says: "I suffered for years with
~40 COMM “93°35 the tress and belching. Itried everything
”he“? is. but u “R cent bottle cured me completely."
mm ”India! 0V" the For sale by a. H. Pialated, r. H. Bax-
baa-n “9 "Nd before a ter, and the Clifford Pharmacy. "
convicted have the penalty .
. 0f “08"". or STATE.
was said that an effort
fphave Farrell brought The following documents have been
,. term of the crimi-
Am" “"3“” tlon; capital stock “poo.
Canaan; certificate of incorporation:
Meriden; certificate of incorporation;
'caiendarlist of the C26. , .
tn 4
mamas-u - ‘
all-taste
Welsh, of Mt. Vernon. N. Y.. on “Old ‘
“t *0“ and” afternoon he walked Platte. Cheyenne. Ruwlins. Green Riv~‘
. 5 “'99“ but “Needed in 35‘ are to the effect that the former presi-
f m him. This man rode “ dent has leased the Sweet house.
'm‘gdescription given of which is between Richard Watson clerk in the service of General Man-
_' swlth that SIVED 0f the (“m ' F k d L. B ‘
ta ,, , as Chloe. Nothing was Moduli“:- 1:363:33 Bintiilfmwi‘ilgre Mr: These appointments cover about all
. . “‘1‘ “u“ after the ar- Cleveland and family spent the sum- of "‘9 more important 0' the. changes Lung and Throat Troubles. Consump-
‘fm‘ Wt the 3'0“" woman Mr. Moore could not be found to
Mons to obtain the noto- i ‘ ‘ b t i i kn w hat
WM follow if the matter 21:; gwehe‘i 2336‘“: bite: “1318:1331“ car service bureau has not yet been
m "‘8 police. extensive repairs during the last few
the there "0“” be 8“" dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
him “I“ we” "line! FILED IN OFFICE or cecal-rum “new" “mum“ it to e"-
fiied in the once of the secretary of ..
. , . . state: ‘ ‘
» Hm" Y‘mnhfnd “M The J. L. Hine Plumbing Company 59"]
in“, will pgpblbly he of New Haven: certificate of organisa- r? 2. ..
The Chase Grain Company of New in. M
32ml stock, $10,000; corporation fee -. ..
h' List for The Foster-Woodbary Company of '
uncontested divorce capital stock 818.000: corporation fee
:1,“ 'oivo’yean reprdaaam chum:
man nor
'l . ,. -
A prominent Southern lady.
Mrs. Blanchard. of Nashville.
Tenn. tells how she was cured
of backache, dizziness. painful
and irregular periods by Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Comptiund.
" Gratitude compels inc to acknowl-
edge the great merit of your Vege-
table Compound. I have sliil‘ert‘d for
four years with irregular and painful
l menstruation. also dizziness, pains in
the back and lower limbs. and iitflll
sleep. 1 dreaded tllo Iilna to coins
which would only mean suffering to
me. Six bottles of Lydia 1'3.
Pinkllam’s Yogotu bio Compound
brought. the health and happiness in a
few short. months. aild was worth
more than months undcr the doctor‘s
care. which really did not. bitueiit mo
at. all. I feel like another person now.
My aches and pains have left inc. I
am satisfied there is no mcdicinc so
good for sick woman as your Vege-
table Compound. and I advocate it to
my lady friends ill need of medical
llclp.“—-Mks. B. A. BLANCIIAND. 4:33
liroad St... Nashville. Tenn. —-35000 for.
felt I] original of aboua lctfsr proving gsnulnanau
cannot (is produced.
When women are troubled with
menstrual irregularities. weakness.
of the womb. that bearing-down feel-
in . inflammation of the ovaries. back-
ache. they should remember there Is
one trlod and true remedy. .Lytlla E.
Pinkham'sVegatableCompound.
NETTLETON ASS'T. SUP'T. NOW.
Promoted From Chief Clsrkahip into
Active Operating Field.
Harry E, .‘etticton, of New Haven.
clllci’ clerk to C. H. Plan. the retiring
gclicral superintendent of tiic western
i division of the New York. New Haven
isnd Hartford railroad. was appointed
,yesterdsy assistant superintendent of
l the Shore Line division. with bt-ndquar-
ltcrs at New lANHiUn. The appointment
its a promotion and was made by Gen»
crai Superintendent 0. M. Shepard.
wilil tiic approval of President flail.
Mr. thtieton will remove to New
- London, where hc will report to .l. V.
. A. Trumbull. the superintendent of the
division. Since the Norwich & Worces—
tcr railroad was added to the Short-
Linc division. and the road from (iro-
yioli to Providencc as well. the Shore
il.lnc has become one of the heaviest
divisions of tiic system. The traffic of
this division on boat race day alone is
as heavy as that, done on any piece or
railway in the country.
'i‘llc newly appointed official suc-
l
alijl’t'IiS C. C. Elwcil. who was recently
called to this city and was given the
iSililt‘l‘llllt‘ildt‘llf‘)’ ot‘ the Air Line
- Northampton divisions.
‘ Mr. Nettleton has for many yours
”new the track made by the before. a special session of tile commii- pm.“ a zealous worker {m- the (‘onsoi- ,
‘itiuted railroad alld il successful mall
fun. that the track was made by a tiny allernoon anti requested achartcr h, meeting the public.
ill the old days he was a sl.cllogl'n~
"WM! stated by the, applicants "131 plicr in tiic office of 0. M. Shepard. soiiiiatcd railroad announced yester-
, to head him off by go- ”‘0 9900‘“ Of Southport .Wfll'fl ““10““, when the latter was general superin-
{across all. but was unsuccessful. ‘0 MW" 5‘10“ a“ institution in ”Hill“ ' lcutlent of the Consolidated system for
:il short time. When Mr. Shepard went
to thc New York division Mr. Net
:lctoil became clerk for liticius Tutlle.
iencorrlltna. displacement or ulceration 3
.Colisga lays and aim of It. Map.
qarct'a ln Waterbury Oat Docking. ’
\t’A’l‘lditliilRi’. .luuc ‘l.'*“3l. Marv
‘utlrctfs Diocesan School for tllrlu con.
ii‘illlil‘il its colllnloncenwlll exerciucsl
,ht-ert- Monday night. twenty-four yotlng‘
*“tllllt'll graduating fl'otll’lilc lilillllll-t
. lltlll. : '
i As usual liit‘ collego then made
,pi-cparations to serenade tiic school-l
girls after the dance. Their platisi
would have gout-*weli. btlt for the
exuberance of it man of all work about
to the college mcn‘nlid when they gtith- I
crcd on tho school lawn llc tletct'nllnt-tl i
to drive them away.
plug. llc waltcti tltllll lilt’ t-olicglilns
gillhcrcd, 'i‘llc white shirt llosolns
lllildc it most attractive lul'gcl :int
delay. a stream of waiter slrlick tllcnl. .
There were win; of dismay from tiic}
coilcgc bots and scrtailtlls of ilffrigilt‘.
from the young women, who had gath-
lt‘l‘l’ll on the roof of u t't‘ilth‘lllt’lll vet‘-
lilllllii to await iht- seronadcrs. ’i‘lic‘
girls Wt'lll tp the rescue of llit‘ll“
i'rlt-nda. 'I‘hcy. too, were Ill’t'ilt'lli'tl. i
This llii‘uritltcd tiic college boys and.
they made it lllnsscd attack on UN:
ltlllli. When he cmcrgcd frotll tiic Imlr
tom of ti iicap llc was il sight. So wcrc ,
tiic college. boys.
The scl'ctlildc was not collciudcll. blit
liit‘ host- pipc went out of business.
TEN YEARS IN BED.
t it. A. Gray. .l. R. Oakvillc. lnd..
iwritcs: “For ten ycurs l was contin-
ed to my hell with disease or my itltle
. ilcys. it was so severe that i could not .
. move part. of the time. I consulted the
,vcl‘y best medical skill available. but l
.collld get no relief ltlitil Foley's Kill 3
hey Care was recommended to me. if 3
thus been a (iodsond to mew—Sold at .j
. Plilistcll's drug store. " '
i
:Exerciscs Held Yesterday in Middle-‘
' town. Conn.
,scventh annual meeting of lllt‘ illum-
'Ill Association of ilcl'kelcy divinity
school and the forty-ninth annual or-
ltliuation was held here yesterday. At ,
{the business meeting of tllc alumni
incilll llinncy reported that thc Wil-
.liz‘lm Library fund. which is beiligf
[raised to pcrpcttlatc thc lnl-lnory ot'l
tilisllop Williams. iilliolinicd to $5.tltltl.i
j A committee was appointed to increase 1
‘tllc slim to SittJitlti as soon as possible. ‘
i ilcv. Dr. Edward Rowland. of “'ilIt'l"
ibllry. was appointed as prcllcilcr for
'Illc. next year anti Rev. Dr. 1.. Wash»
bury. of Rochester, N. Y.. was appoint-
t-d substitute. The entire olti Hoard!
30f Officers was rc-electeti. ,l
' Prur tleacons were ordained by ills»;
llop rcwstcr as follows: i
Reginald Scott. 'of Trinity College: .
.Ed. Morton. of Trinity Collcgc; W. Ill
il’t‘lncc. of Drcw Theological School,
land Yillc Univcrslty. anti id. C. liol-l
;iillltl. Rev. W. A. Barnes and Gilbert I
,‘lC. l’embcv Were 'aiscd from tiic tlcti»
,lt'tilliilO to the priesthood.
5:“
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l CASTOR M i
For Infants and Children. i
l The Kind You Hate Always Bought i
i Bears the .
. ammo: , M4}
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i AUDITOR MAOKRILLE oozs.
hTravcling Auditor Tomlinaon Giveni
: Charge of Consolidated. '
(‘outroller Kochcrspergcn of the (‘olr |
'day that. with the approval of l’i'csi-fi
idcllt Hall. .I. M. Tomllnson. the oldest i
traveling auditor oil the system. ilfltii
tilt't‘ii appointed auditor of freight rc-l
ct-ipts to succeed .loha Mackt'lllc. rc-i
merely cross examined the be “I"? ‘0 l'ei‘OV‘T from ”‘0 108“ Silt“ I now president of the Boston ilnd Maine ; signcd. it has bt-cn rumored for some
for-the state. Farrell hp. telnet! through the GO'BWW" ‘ 0" ‘ railroad and melt sent-ml manager of . time that Mr. Mat-kt-lllo has been con-
i
t
‘lllc Consolidated. When (3. ii. Plait tomplnting resigning. lie is ll roub‘1
l
. of tiic western division in l892, Mr.
‘ Nettlcton was made his chief clerk.
'whlch position he. has held until the
present time.
than who attacked her one '1 Cleveland REPO'NU is Have Leased Mr. Nettleton was the author of a
"Sketch of the. Operating Department
A .u One of the streets of PITTSFIELD. Mass. Jlniet§Althwas . of the New Haven System of the New
‘ “ predicted here yesterday that former.I ,,
night 1““ between 9 and 10 President Grover Cleveland will pro-Tmad- which has attracted ““K‘h fn- ed. A recent expression from ’i‘. .l.
. p t'young woman was attacked bably spend another summer in me; vorsbie comment.
m on Boston avenuei'near BOTthll‘GB- Reports "lib Tiilngillll“; Davie Vanllenschoicn. recently secre- example. He writes: “‘1 had Bronclliv
‘ m” m VicePresident Merrill 0‘ the tie for three years and doctorcd all the
5 Consolidated. has been appointed chief ‘ time without being Magnum], Then
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail
ager Chamberlain. \
i
that have been made in important odi-
cial capacities on the railroad lately.
The appointment of‘ the head of the
announced.
INTERESTING To ASTHMA BUF-
FERERS.
Daniel Dante, of Ottervllle. Iowa.
writes: "l have had asthma for three
or four years and have tried about all
the cough and asthma cure: in the
4 areaaonable doubt. The [could he of but nothin he] ed me market and have received treatment
mutant at yesterdays until 1' tonal-Brianna Balmgandpone 60 {WW physicians in New York “‘3 oth-
ai ‘ ‘ ‘
or cities, but got very little benefit
until i tried Foley‘s Honey and Tar.
which gave the immediate relief and I
will never be without it in my house. I
Piaisted’s Drug Store.
' ti" from which
- Pillsbury’a
,. Best Flour
They Second Regiment orchestra; articles ' '
cg. e of annotation. ‘ . .thF Rad
. tI- Model! ’ River
, ,, IcKaon ya. JUDGE cons DEAD.
about points- vs. nut Vegas. N. at. June 4.-.ltidge Valley of
"WW". James Cobb. of Tuskegee Aim. to . .
. «as lien of tnbat'cflnllas 3min Cobb .
Sold at about September 15.
Ct ‘
" Wh ; tweet sufferers have proved their match-
“2 ,i; ,, , ea , "loss merit for Sick and Nervous Head-
is made—t; “What’s the Matter now?" queried
luldom looked up. keeping ‘3 supposed ‘0 have 959W?“ With assumed the general superintendency dent of West lint-on. am] has 1.9..“ m“.
period with the position which ilc has
just given up since 1887.
STARTLINO EVIDENCE.
i . Fresh testimony in great quantity is
constantly coming in. declaring Dr.
King‘s New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs and Colds to he unequal-
McFarland. Bentorvilio, \‘u., serves as
l began taking Dr. King‘s New Discov-
cry. anti a few bottles wholly cured
.me." Equally effective in curing all
tion. Pneumonia and Grip. Guaranteed
‘by F. H. Baxter. drugglat. Trial bot-
tles free. regular sizes We and ti. ”
SCHOOL SHIP 8T. MARY'B ON A
CRUISE.
NEW LONDON. June i.——The
school shop St. Mary's left here today
with ambmber of boys on board. on a
European cruise. The first port the
vessel will touch at will be Queenstown
and is due to arrive there about July 3.
She will then go to Cherbolirg. France.
and then to Funchal. Madeira. from
which port she will sail on her re-
turn about August 10, and is expect-
ed to arrive in Long island Sound
THAT TH'ROBBING HEADACHE.
Would quickly leave you, if you used
Dr, King's New iiife Pills. Thousands
aches. They make pure blood and
.blillti up your health. Only 25c. money
back if not cured. Sold by F. H. Bax-
ter, Drtiggiat~ _. "
“These old *proverbs make the
weary." sighed the professor.
the other half of the sketch.
. “Ron’a'one that says 'Rlatory re-
peats itself: " replied the learned per-
son. "and any schoolboy knows that
.Isn‘t truc."—(iincago Daily News.
DRIVEN To DESPERATION.
Living is and of the m place.
remote from civilisation, a family In
canal-treat tom lacs-s or
m, in " auras. eats.
I .
MIDIJCTOWN, .illlic i.~--Tlic fill'lyfll
ruin. ‘ ‘1 .
ops
NOT "NI
Cum Piurlsy. Constipation and Plies. when all also fails. Mumps
In 24 hours. Enrochoinlminuta. Kills the pain of bee. wasp or
bot'aat stings in I 20 days treat-
socood. heals sores - moat Toxicota lab-
. wmada. but”. pro- tein. greatest tonic
venting lock Jaw. liver litvigorator
Itllia a boil over and headache Item-
nigilt. Cures all Myriam with a SI -
falcon hioliowin
antennas:~ la. ' K slant. ‘Tryif.
TRIAL Borne; asc.
Cures a Cold in One Night.
IGuaranteod to Cure Any Cough. 25c
”W W0" ”0 mum-II a" "WWW l Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
Cures Worst Group in a Few Minutes.
Mint-NM “ “w at he" ... a “rut" Cures Sore Throat and Ulceratad Toncils.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption.
whvn ”w wvnmlvrs lwxun ”wt" rm» , Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures in One Month.
)ponll Breathing Young. and Restores Bearing.
)ures Hay Fever or Money Reiunded. 50c - $1.00
Only Thing on Earth That Cures Asthma.
germ tissues. to
Monte Ray Collins.6tev- '00 Y0." M 0'
3:! Point. Wis” cured of an M0“ "at”
___ d, 25c, 500 and $1.00 AT DRUG(.-TISTS.
.aaxsiéi‘ammon. B. F. JACKSON a co.. mg. Chemists. INDIANAPOLIS. lNDlANA.‘
AIM .--
iii?
folllimltii.
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TllClllA
lutwmt IN 90 watts 0H
WIND PIPE.
Itiils tiic Straptococaa. tho dyspepsia gem and basis tho stomach.
Token old Grip out of the system. restoring the vigor of youth.
WW 0' ' 3" “13“" um. L. Lotus. India-apo-
3...... or“ W °l '.‘i-"I.i*:&°i““.fi"°&°€.¥li;
l t
Tosiooia (I month's and autism. ymt p both.
treatment) 25c. mfimfih’ta wl
FOR SALE BV R. H. PLAIISTE D, THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY AND FRANK H. BAXTER.
BRAKEMAN FINED $75.
BRIDGEPOil'l‘. .ilillc «l-—Willi:lm
Silylt’S, a brakcmnn clnploycd by Illi‘,
'. Y.. N, H. & ii. ll. R.. was fined?
$50 anti costs ill the (‘lty Court ycstci"i
day. He was accused of shouting
"Scab" al a non-union crew of a trol-
lcy car. ills colluscl asked for tiic
lclllcllt-y of the court, pleading that
Saylcs and an invalid Wlft’. but Judge:
t‘omlcy refused to consider Saylcs'si
case its different from that of others.
The fine with costs amounts to about
87:1. There was no cilangc in tiic
strike situation. The conlpilliy is now
running all cars as formerly, from 5‘
ii. in. to i a. in. The Business Mclt's
(‘ommitlco which is trying to arrange
a settlement. is still nt-izoliatillg with
the company. .
WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES..
Can anything be. worse titan to feel
that cvcry minute will be your iast?i
Such was the cxpcrlcnce of Mrs. S. ll.
Newson, Decatur, Ala. “For three
years." she writes. “i endured insuffcr-i
abic pain from indigestion, stomach.
and bowel trouble. Dcatil sccmcd ill-
cvltabic when doctors and all l't‘liiO-‘
tiles failed. At length l was illdllccd to>
ll‘_\' Elccil‘lc [litters and the result was
niirnclllolis.’ 1 improved at once and
now I‘m completely rccovcrcd. For!
I
.l.ivcr. Kidney. Stomach and Dmvcli
troubles Elcctrlc itittcrs is tiic only.
tilt-tiicillc. Only Stir. it‘s gnnrantccd'
by F. H. flatter, lll‘llgglst. "
i
“Yes." said tllc sad~cyctl waltcr.‘
sllc has gone away. i don‘t tillllk ally—
lltttly will miss her much more than i 1
do. Sho llilll the sweetest voice i cvcr.
llcnrd—nnll it never sounded sweeter
than it dill the last time she addressed I
me." lie paused and the head waiter.
cycd llilll sympatlltically. "What did;
she say?" “She said: 'chp the.
change.“ "—(‘ieveiaud Plain Dealer. i
‘oley’s Honey and Teri
-cfilldren.safe.surc. No opiates l
"The people of your country. i in-i
lulu" said the passcnger with tllc fur-i
cigll accent. “are confronted with ii;
rtlcc problem." “We don't call it a:
problem." the man with the loud waist. :1
coat responded. “Rscin‘ nowadays is?
a gnnlc.”——Chicago Tribune.
SAVED A BOY’B LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford. Del.. says: “Brazilian Balm‘isav-
ed my boy‘s life. He began jtlattiike
the one, we lost with crotlp. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the morn. ,
lag." For sale by R. H, Piaistcd. F.
H. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar‘
macy_ O.
“it‘s almost impossible. dear. to lease i
a house for a shorter term than and
year. nowadays." he said. “so. to pro-
tect myself. I must ask you——" "Ask
me what ‘3" interrupted his bride-to-be.
‘fTo agree not to seek a divorce until
the expiration of the first year's lease."
~Chirago Tribune:
BREAKFAST!
LUNCHEONl
DINNER!
Always Acceptable
BO 5 S
Luna: Milk
Biscuits A '
mm
was
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. mt‘itin‘tbohouasan thattpsforit'. formatt-
catodno‘f' Wallaby‘ _
mt _ m ‘
of our Furniture has given it a reputation among residents of the Twin
Cities. in cheap. medium and fine grade goods. there. is no line to equal ours.
The values are sky high: the prices dirt cheap. Others may have good For-
nitilrc. btit not as good as we have for the prices we ask. We candidly be.-
lieve that if you would favor lis with a trial order you would be highly pleas-
mi. scrvc your own interest and comolagain,
This week we are. offering some. splendid values in Dining Room Fill'nl-
(are. Here are a few of the specials:
DINING CHAIRS, WERE $1.25: AT 98,
EXTENSION TABLES. WERE $9.00; AT $7.00.
CHINA CLOSETS, WERE $15.00. AT 812.95.
SIDE BOARDS. WERE $18.50, AT $14.50.
A. J. Collins St Co.
Funeral Directors and Embllmcrs.
12 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
Look Out for the Neil Icellagin.
HANG OU'TYOUREE CARDS.
bill. 'I‘th‘ IIFHEIE lF Williill‘ illlIIS illlT illilE dflflllifl
4......
, To the patrons of the Norwalk Hy gels Ice Company of last season, and
the new ones we hope by courteous and gentlemanly treatment. and the
practice of correct business methods to make this year:—
'i‘lle new management wishes to say that no expense has been spared in
putting the above plant. in excellent condition. and that it'will be run to its
fullest capacity. We shall pllt no peddle wagons on the uifferent routes (un-
less we have to) but would ask old and new patrons alike, to send their ice
men to the plant for llYGEIA [012, where. it will.be sold to responsible deal-
ers at a price that will enable them to deliver it at the some figures as the
natural product. To dcaiers who have to crush ice in boxes for their cus-
tomers, we would say that we have an ice. crusher that will 'grlnd up ice at
the rate of a hundred pounds per minute, which will be at their service gratis.
Cold storage furnished at reasonable rates. and distilled water on tap.
' Tel. 187-6.
Sincerely yours,
THE NORWALK HYGEIA lCE CO.
By J. W. Olmsted, Manager.
N. B.—Don‘t he "jollied" by any. one saying that they have "something
just as good." but try it, and act on your own good judgment.
Drink watcr and get typhoid. Drink
milk and get. tuberculosis. Drink whis-
key and get the Tim-Jams. Eat soup ‘
and get Bright's disease. Eat meat nag M
encourage spoplexy. Eat oysters an ~ .~ »
acquire toxemia. Eat vegetables and are th. M M d all dia-
wcaken the'system. Eat dessert and
take to parents. Smoke cigarettes and
cans.
die early. Smoke cigars and get ‘
catarrh. Drink coffee and obtain ner- ’ 'M , _ “I
cons prostration. Drink wine and get ‘ ‘
the goal. in order to be entirely
healthy. one must eat nothing. drink
nothing. smoke nothing. and even be- army
fore breathing one should see that the m W “
air is properly sterilized—Southwest-
ern World. nan! film II “I h
RHE MA- "
“ ”“5“ “#53, °' ” , - unusual...
"A man living on I farm “881' here Mr. Oldbean—“I admit that there is
name in a short time I80 nonmetal! -—er—some. difference in our wombat
doubled up with rheumatism. [hand- think of the advantages to such a
ed him a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain wealthy alliance." alias Youngtblng—
Balm snd‘toid him to use it freely and “it cannot be, Mr. Oldbeau. but {will
if not satisned after using it he need always be a granddaughter to you."
not pay a cent. for it." says C. P. Rny- “New York Weekly,
tier. of Pattena Mills. N. Y. ‘ ”A few *
days later he walked into the store as WARNING.
atmlght as s string and handed me a If you have kidney or bladder clou-
doilar saying. 'glvo are r. bot- bio and do not use Foley's Kidney
tie of Chamberlain’s Pain, in. «
1 Care. you will hsvaiptiiy yourself to
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