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“DAY. JULY 14. 1903.
. ' recent western floods helped
heme and hurt others The farmers ia‘
‘lgaurlington bottom, near Harts.
“thing. for example find that what they
thought was a disaster to them was
Milka Nearing. The floods washed
pitfall their corn: but it deposited
pom six Inches to six feet of mm soil
Willelr land. They replanted their
pa as- soon as the water had sat»
aided. and their cbrn came up so quick-
I, and has grown to fast that already
y, have a better. stand than farmers
on the higher lands surroundinz. which
vets not touched by the waters
W...
The Servtans have long been notori-
tho; the cruelty exercised by them
a punishment of political prison-
They are confined in subterran-
' mfiells,‘ with Just enough air to keep
all alive. The fortress at Belgrade
geostalns a deep. well dating back to
Man times, which is believed to “‘co‘iiv‘
_. tall: the skeletons of many. of these
prisoners. 'i he Bervlans need 9- .v-lllli
nag? . , ‘
V '” Elsie Ward,“ the young New York
,tist who recently won the $3, 000 com
mission to make a drinking fountain
T9!- the St Louis world fair grounds.
ads her first models and mud pies
. ‘ water and clay on her father's
”Niss‘ourl farm She was born In flow-
’Ul'd county andilved there until a few
ears ago. i
FEMININE TOPICC.
(Deborah in Hfirtford Coursnt ))
it in astonishing how becoming the
‘ at hate have prdven. Women who
would never before think of weal-lug a
but without a crown have been wearing
hose flat shapes with the greatest sat
faction and i suspect same of thump
will be sorry to change to the kind
{blob are so diflnult to fasten to the
“The Household Ledger makes this
huge. but not improbable state
at:
. -id is to condemn her to a frugal
of two meals,w l-masticated with
aber. sipped slow-
i
: Your vixen may come
tithe ordeal a saint and a beauty.
in imitation gt 6 brushes that W219,
- “3 Rita unis wtr
men. are wearing a bunch of sigrettes»
fastbhed in a similar way bill they do
“not wear long particularly on the open
trolley. .i you take a chatty friend with
. you rid your hat brims rubs together.
as. sy are liable to i saw a bunch
unconsciously eted in an hour‘ a
ride the other“
' The ranks of this young housekeepers
have been greatly added to during the
~ . past’ two months. and while it is a sim
pie mat r to broil a chicken, not every
young usekeeper knows how or
instruct her maid in the art.
are is the simple language of the
am Book of Boston: "Clean and
“a tender chicken and split it
.eak the joints take
0‘ wipe clean. sprin-
itr with edit and pepper and rub with
putt butter Broil over a clear. fire.
ad 'serve with melted butter. ‘ .
use a wonderfully pretty summer
do it passed me In a crowd at a
m. but i wished on the spot that
ad one like it. The quickness. with
hind. ,hasaed makes it Impossible
hi It but lshould “it
minds of a coarse linen crash
hits“ 11 trimmed wit inch-
' lids ofco hand
, m. it was not over- 1c-.triirimed
r did .it appear that the maker
d at trimm:ng.
it e embro dery acroas
and it‘sl’iould say II. «he also
-- ooliar‘ and skirt, yes and
‘ II was 0 -. f’the prettiest gown
grommet its
, he do with ma
Io. Pacific.
. N v Central 116% um um 13*
The most potent way to reform or
w plug 11 howl? gown up street but
la?“ Kmdrning had just one glhnpse‘
There 86“
tar
. , cinnamon
‘Mex. Central, 20% 20% 20% so
An email. miscarried. Roost-e-
‘ is. the Matter Yesterday.
iPHlbgDELPHIA. July“ Nit-it devel-
11de today that the announcement
made ream I'- the tax
file w tho yore em
plo fiobson, at
Falls WI! return to
work todayi on a compromise basis,
was erroneous it was stated that the
firm had agreed to pay the dyers I12
for is week of sixty hours. it seems
that no direct proposition was made
bathe strikers. and the majority of
want fslled be upon at the mill today.
A' few are {t work;
A commi tee waited upon James Dob
.on to ascertain from him what offer,
had been made. He told the commit-
ts'e that if the dyers would return to
wages would be considered later. This
was not satisfactory to the dyers, and
the strike is still on.
,TODAV IN WALL ETREET.
NEW YORK, July 13~Further weak-
ness. resulting largely from a continu-
ance of yesterday's liquidation, was
shown by the stock market during to
day's early session. Openlii‘g prices
were for the most part higher, thougli
hardly up to [nation‘s level for Ameri-
can's. he list remained fairly ataedy
through the first hourrexcept for weak-
ness in New York Central, Missouri
Pacific. Northwestern and Colorado
Fuel and iron
obaccobohds fell off. There Was again
an utter absence of anything like pub-
be buying”. but substantial insiders
were supporting the list In places. At
mo time during the early session was ;
there anything like yesterday' a demor
allaaliou. The market was simply
drifting along with moderate recoveries
at, noon. .3 ,
" WALL STREET, 10:10 a. far—Help-
ed , an advance In American, stacks
in den this morning. opening prices
here rose a fraction over last night.
There were advances ofa large frac-
tion in New York Central, Baltimore
&: Ohio and Louisville & Nashville.
Denver and Rio Grande rose 11/3. 0th-
erwlse the fractional gains were small.’
New York Central immediately lost its
advance and the market yielded all
around after the opening.
WALL 8TREET, 11 a m.——Solling
Was renewed on phoning advances.
causing dullntsa from tho first prices
of 1 a 1"“ in New York Central. Mis- i
.soprl Pacino. Rituals genital-.11“;
batten and a large fraction in other
active stocks. Prices all around fell
below last nights level Northwest-
era and Chicago Terminal preferred
declined l a 1%. Consolidated Gas. 3%.
Pump, pfd.. 2%. and Steel Foundry
p..!d 5 New Jersey Central. Chicago
and Alton, lows Central Wheeling and 4
Lake Erie 2nd, pfd.. and Colorado Fuel '
advanced a point. Toledo. St. Louis
and Western, 2%. and the preferred 2
Buying orders came in for the stand-
d stocks at the low range and the
.nnrket recovered but ran off again.
New York Central. St. Patti, Reading.
illluols Central. Southern Pacific. Erie
first pfd.. Sugar and Amalgamated fell
1 to 1% below last night.
"WALL STREET. noon - Losses of 1
I? were extended to Norfolk and
was erll’. 129(1va fldflishhild. “We
hash Reading and First pfd.. 'Colnrlido
ind Southern first pfd.. Denver and Rio
Cralidc pfd. and local tractious Colo-
rado Fuel reacted 1%. The market
‘lieii iallled the recovery reaching a
point in N. Y. Central and llliiiols Cen-
tral. The, kct was feverish and un-
settled by decidedly less active than
yesterday. Chicago. St. Paul. Minnea-
polls. and Omaha dropped 3 and ral-
lied e point. Bonds were Irregular.
1 WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—-Lluulda-
tion went on In an Increasing manner
in (‘onsolidlifled Qgé‘r‘lrlvl'ng l“ (IO'WIIl
5% to 183.;611: ng or ’eope's
Gas lowered‘t ‘12:, North Ameri
can tell 3 ' ' Intuitive the
previous level. fling“ dropped 6 on
were neglected. and were not inflheiic
‘l by the weakness of the Gas storks.
"TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
' Rewrteu over private wrre or his
ing a Coldschmidi, Com salon Bro
new Bwarts a Corbett s all South
storwalk 1.
Open High 111w 1:30
Amai Copper 50% 50% 49% no
Am G &F 36 36 35% 355i
Amie. or 111.87% 371/. am elm
American ice 7 7 'I
Am. Smelt. 44 44 44 .. di-
Rib. Sugar: 118 118 116% 116%
A. 1‘ a s. I-‘e.65% 65% .6d%;,‘64%
A... draft. pf, 90% 90% 90 90
81 Ohio, 84 84 82% 82%
balyn R. 'l‘., 55% 65%, 54 61,16
iCh'es 8: Ohio, 86% 38% 36-861
Chi. is N. W..166 165% 165 166
ChI.GtiWest.,17% 17% 17% 17%
Mills 143 , 141w.
it: sou.
glee asst lasts
iggéu, Gas
'mh an nu as
,m. pm.- as salt sets 06*
Electric 173 173 172% 13335
"in" Central,189% 129a 1271/. 1215
you. a Nash. mg 108% 108% 101
list. at. 31.. 120% 120a 119% 119..
it £11.21 21 2095 so
M.
51,1151 [11146 46 46 46
101% 101% 100 100K
‘ NO": D West, 64%, 64% .‘
tail ml 81 i
‘ ' 1‘16 W14“
work the question of an increase in" ~
Later Consolidated '
:(lo the some kind of work which we
a few transactions. Railroad stock's _ "
133% lax-it 132x lasts?
Chariosf. Orr Relieved of
ion Years
Alcohol ti this. msiufiy of all liquid;
kidney remedies. ingredients
quickly ferment without It. There is
trouble ahead for any sufferer from
kidney disease who meddles with
them. ,
Why not take a remedy that has no
harmful ingredients to hide?
Pettiugills Kidney Wort Tablets coé
tain no alcohol. if you have has
ache, it making water is painful or if
compelled to get up during the night.
the Tablets will cure you, as they
have cured thousands of others.
Two months ago Charles F. Orr, 239
Boston street, Lynn, Mam. wrote: “I
have been subject to lameness in my
back for ten or twelve years. i tried
Dr. Psttlngili's Kidney Wart-Tablets,
and was relieved immediately. By the,
time i had taken the wholo of the first
bottle the ache wall gone entirely—l
think. for good, aol have not beenl
troubled since. " , I
LAW AND oaosa League. '
Statement Regarding .Future of the
Organization. ,.
'l‘lie Hfollowln' statement acconi
Jiuiiyliig the annual rcpmt of the (.on
necticut State Law and Order league
which is soon in be published. is of
Interest in view of the.speculatiou
concerning the functions of the league 1
under r .ccntlv passed legislation:
To Our embers and Friends:
The published fact of Mr. Thrash
er's retirement from the office of
'sccrclary of the Law and Order
league after it years service. has
given rise to various ruuiors concern-
ing the future of this Ongflllllllllufl
We wish to assure all who care to
know that the Law and Order league
of Connecticut Is still at the service
of those who need such assistance as
it can render
There is much for this organiza-
tion to 110 in promoting civic right-
eousness in Connecticut. Our
are still open and, while the passage
of the st ilte police bill renders it im-
necessary to keep ii force of special
officers for the purpose of serving
press and makingarrests. we can
did the first three years of our exist-
ea'ce.
.ve cahsidel‘ ourselves fortunate to
retain as a director our former secre-
tary, Mr. Thrasher, whose advice
will be at our command. He will have
an office at the league headquarters
and will be ready at a I times to render
siich aid as may be reoulred. We
have important unfinished work and
many applications waiting our atten-
I till.
it is hoped that ”Him! who have slip
poried the league hitherto will still
see the need of maintaining the so-
clcty The personnel of the annulus t
tion has changed but little, except lil‘
the office of secretary
First National I'Bauk of New llavcli.':
is still treasurer, and all
should be made payable to him as
usual.
1
Iron ruar cote ‘
or it may result in Pneumonia Brat
siliau Balm is breaking up Colds when-1
ever tried. almost without exception.
than Iii liquid nationalities Prolonas Disease
‘tii'ely vegetable; its absolute purity is
intelmlllgiiié Bacinche of
Slalldiilg._ ‘
Hospitals use Kidney -Wort In tablet
form because,“ contains no alcohol——
a erserious objection In the mind of sv-
physician lo the use of liquid kid-
n remedies. - it is the one remedy
.hat theiougbly cures iauudlce. gall-
.stones, malaria, chills andievers, de-
bility. liver complaint,‘ constipation,
piles, gravel diabetes rheumatic pains
due to excessive uric acid, and the
headaches and dyspepsia that are
brought on by overweiksr, clogged kid
neys, without weakening the alimen-
tary and excre‘ory organs. it Is en-
vouched for by expert analytical chem-
ists.
Set aside your urine for 24 hours. If
a sediment collects, your kidneys are.
in trouble. Kidney Wort Tablets will
positively cure any tendency toward
disease. The Tablets cure without
false stimulation.
a
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IARIER’C ADVANCEMENT
W
INIR
;Appolnted to Imp rtaat Position With
. . As upstaged Pres-.1
Announcement was made last night
of the appolptrdlmt of Frank M. liar
her, the Connecticut correspondent of,
the Assotlated P as Iwltli be liquor i
tors in New Hay ,n as New. ngiau-I
manager for the Associated Press With
headquarters In Boston. hlr Barber
is to succeed John F. i‘ahey. who has
purchased the controlling lpterest iii
the Boston Traveler.
Mr Barber who is a native of Wei-
liligford was graduated fiolii lalc ill
1892. lie became connected with the
Connecticut Associated Press. slid
when the Associated Press became es:
tablished in New Haven Mr. Barber
allied himself with them. mute that
time he has been identified with tlizit'
iiewsgatheriiig service and has con-
ducted the affairs of the office In a
most satisfactory dinner to 'the asso-
ciation and to the; )KII‘DDE. . !
ills newspaper f ends extend their
best wishes to Mr. Barber in his new
and wider field of soil lty. and predict,
a still greater advent. neat for him. ,
.._—. y
ONLY CURE RavaPlPIlA.
Mrs. Fraukila’h lick of New Castle
Ilol. says: “i solerod for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and beltllillé. i tried every thing
i rotlld hear of, but nothing helped me]
until I look Blaziilan "aim and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely." ‘
For sale MR. 11. P‘,ii|ilted l". H. liar-i
tar. and the f‘tiffnril Pharmacy
*7
i
ORDER TO CETTLE ACCOUNT. !
ear-
DISTRICT (WWI
bate Court July lfllh, A.KD.190:i‘,,ro
Estate of Jellie'l M. Kimth late of
Norwalk in said distiict. deceased
Ordered That the adniiuistiator ex-
. Pierce N Walsh, president of the ‘ hiblt his administration account to lhIsIWEEKLy TRIPS TO LONG lsLAND.
court for adjustment at the Probate
checks office in Norwalk on the 18“! day of.
July, 1903, at ll_ colour forenoori; and
I that all persons Interested in said es-
tate may be notified thereof. the ad
mlnislrafor will some this order to be
published in a newspaper having a cir-
culaiion in said district, at east four
days before said [8111 day of uly 190:1
v$l2.50; 6 days, $15.50.
.0;
with my
Kidney-Wort Tablets
We are selling some of the newest
and prettiest styles In white and linen
duck lists, also Batavia hats and white
mull hats ,
Our Palm Beach and plain sailed,
in Milan, Helmet, and tough and ready
braids are stylish and popular.
Our entire line of dress Hilli‘ tailor-
cd lists, uiuliiie, chilies. and straw
hats. trimmed and untrlmmed. at
greatly reduced prices.
Exclusive styles in ready made veils.
ii. i iiitflilii i [it
51 Wall St. Norwaik.
Ye Olden Tillie Rlllstfill Show
by the
Y. M. C. A.
Hoyt’s Opera House, Tuesday,.luiy 14th,
New Coon Bonus. lest Amateur Talent.
SOLOIOTB:
Harry Stevenson Frank Prsece
Fred Schofleld G. 8. Weeks
Chas. Hill Cllf. Arnold
SPECIAL FEATURES:
,VOld, Time Ballads." Mr. Harry Pepper.
Jabursa, the One- -Btring Instrument "
O. 0. switch. and
“.Caakl" Champion Wrestler.
Tickets may be exohanged for re
served seats at the box office on and
after July 11
The Recreation Tturisl Conway
Personally Conducted Tours.
Block Island 3 days‘ Trips. "-50.
uly 10,26, Au 1.8, 15. 22. 29.
Benton apr tips, 4 days’ Trips,
July 20, 27,
Aug. 3, lo, 17, 24. 31.
Cottage City, 5 days’ Trips $17.00.
July 20, Aug. 3. 24.
White Mountains, 5 day Trips. $23.
27 Aug.10, 20.
usable Chem, a days' Trip, 025.
“1,120, 27, Aug. 3,10. 17,24, 31.
lagers Falls, 4 day Trip, 819..00
Auq.18.
Thousand islands, 4 days' Trip, 321.
Aug.18.
Catskill Mountains, 5 days’ Trips,
$14.:soyrom New Haven. July 21, Aug.
J
“Royal Tour. 12 days' Trip, 873. 00.
1.
:Nova Scott: 10 days' Trip, 060.00.
A“Montreal Quebec and the Saguenay
River, 11 days’ Trip Aug. 8, $70.00.
Fertile N. E 1;ourist, describing all
Tours. call on
G. W. HARRIS. Agent.
I
Steamer .
i Huntington.
Round Trip, 50 Cents.
i Leaves steamboat dock.every Friday
at 9 o'clock a. m. for huntiugton, stop-
ping at Locust Grove. Passengers are
allowed 3% hours of Huntington and
6 hours at Locust Grove. . 'l‘hc retuin
is affected at c: :10 o'fciock the steam
.er again leaves for Huntington at b
CAP‘I‘. l. B. YOUNUBJ
m as soc and ti. on bottles. 'riiu ( iIf HENRY W- GREGORY ‘ociock
"Ilvl anrer‘2 or Plslwml's Judge. \'
~.—r H“ -5; .-.-.-_,---.,.‘ -.--
CALL 5E4.
our’s
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
i 4
Random items picked out from a hundred'qhers. ~~ V
WORTH CONSIDERING
, THAT WAS A LEVEL HEADED CUSTOMER WHO SAID "WHEN I LUV BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE,
TEA AND COFFEE AT BEYMOUR’G STORE. I KNW WHAT I AM IUYI NGi" WE KNOW THAT THIS PARTY
RECEIVED THE REST THAT MON EV CAN BUY. A8 THOUEANDS OF OTHER! DO. WE CARRY A LARGE
LINE OF PICNIC SUPPLIES AND CAN, CLIPPLV YOUR EVERY WANT.
ANDJUMMIR RESORTS WILL FIND A8 LARGE AND COMPLETAE AESORTMENT AB IN THE LARGE '1‘.
CITIES. THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF CRACKERE AND WAFERG IN THIE IECTION, INCLUDING ALL THE
VARIETIEE. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAOE.
.' . ' C. E. Seymour. Leading" Grocer,
33 WEST WASHINGTON STA .
n.
roe
new causes TO nil strolls?
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
» vere and dangerous cases.
‘ Balloon-Powell Oorp..
‘ ‘ j .
no.1 BARGAIN—Finest Eight Cmfiuhfi . ., . L?" . ,24323
no. 2 BARGAIN—so lbs. smut-risen“... _‘ . ' . t “sane
$110. 3 EARGAI‘N:L:rge Bottle BiueLiabci‘KetchtlpJor . . '. ; :1 or eta.
no masons—Acme Soap. (the _ j‘ , ‘ , I i “ {mi-3
no. 3 BARGAIN—Best sup: maelstrom. -------- . -~ . . use
.i
"1
,, errmmm i -‘ hump.
~ mi _ . ,
try! 1
A.” ‘3’ N
up our entire stock.
Russel so... flourishes Ssh.
Just a word to remind you that some of every article advertised in
our ad. last week is still liele~nt the same low price.
Why pay more for the same goods olsowhore.’
We must clean
Woman's Kid Cloves in black.
Bites 6% and 6 only—~2 claspe—
4 button or 4 book. Value $1.00
and 81.60, clearance sale, 390.
Mennea’s Borated Talcum Pow-
der. value 26c, clearance sale, 2 for
260.
100 dozen Bleached Turkish
Towels. 45x21. made of Sea is-
land Cotton. a corker at 150, sale
price, 10c.
Crown Brooms, No. 6, value 200,
clearsuol' price, We.
Turkish Towels, 21xt5. superior
quality. regular value. 15c; 10c.
Children's Fine Bummer Weight
Vests. liigli neck and short
sleeves, value 15c. tic.
Children's square neck. sleeveless
Vests, sizes 10, iii, 20, only.
value 10c, 6c.
Woman's li‘Ino ltibbed, White
Lisle Pants, lace trimmed. reg-
ular 60c quality, at 35c.
Men's Egyptian Fine Ribbed Bai-
briggnn Shirts, long sleeves draw-
ers double seated, regular price
60c at as c.
Men's French Bulbrlggan Shirts.
(short sleeves only), 500 qual-
ity, at 26c.
Men's new Negligee Shirts. line
madras. good patterns separate
rollers and cuffs at «is.
Men' s lialf Hose. fancy silk stilcn-
Ing' (llermsdorf dyed) regular
price 26c, 15c '
Men‘s "'l‘uffenuf" Half Hose, also
fancy value 15c 10c.
Ladles' seamless r‘ast Black Hose,
value,12%c.7c.
Ladies' All Over Lace Hose
(Hermsdorf dyed, regular 50c
quality. at 36c.
Ladies' Fine. All Over Lace Lisle
Hose (liermsdorf dyed) regular
60c quality, at 35c.
36 inch Fruit of the Loom, and
Lonsdule Bleached Muslin) at
less :han Bale prices, 6",“
Bleached and Brown Toilet Crash,
the best goods always Cw, 200
pier-,es the yard, 3%c
100 dozen Huck Towels, red bor-
der 18 x 36. value iflbéc, 7c ea.
58 in. tull,Blcached Table Dam-
iisk, value 250 yd.. 180 yd.
100 Pairs Ruffled Curtains, Swiss,
effect with stripes. value We
pair, 390 pair
ii‘ull Bed Size Counterpanes, the
kind we’siways sell at $1.50,
$1.13
White Goods for Shirt Waist Suits
and Willslings that were 260 now
18c yti.
Odd Lot of Counterpanes, slightly
soiled to close, 49c ea.
50 dozen Window Shades with
filiige, all colors regular value
39c 27c ea.
Wliite Dotted Swiss fer Suits and
Waists, value 17c, 121M yd.
Tray Clothes all linen, with fringe
value 12m, 9c ea.
42 inch Unbleached Muslin. a well
known make, value 121,412 yd.
9cy
..o-inih Plaid Class Towelling, all'
2011mm. value 150 yd. 110 yd.
40 Inch Apron Lawn with, fancy
border, value 12W; 90 yd.
DOUGAL SENTENCED TO DEATH
Found Guilty of the Murder of Missi
Holland of Moat House.
Ilougnl, the perpetrator of the Mo 1
house murder who was convicted at
the (‘helmaford Assises June 23 of the
kl liiig of Miss Camille Cecil Holland
at Saffron Walden Essex. and sen-
tented to death. was hanged at the:
t‘ holmsford Jail at it o'clock this morn—
ing, after making a fill] tonfesslou of
tits crime
The Most house murder, as it was
knowm was cominiltetl over four years
ago and hope. of solving the mystery
had almost been giten up when the
iody of the victim. .‘liiss Holland. was
found last April buried in the Moat
house grounds.
Miss Holland was the owner of Most
house About four years ago Dougnl,
who was supposed to be her husband,
but who. it was discovered subsequent-
ly had never been married to her.
made his appearance there, and Miss
Dough], supposed to be his sister. took
up her residence on the place. Miss
Holland then disappeared suddenly
and Dougal sued the woman supposed
to be his sister. but who really was his
wife, for divorce. This aroused suspic-
, ion and led to an investigation. Dougal
was arrested for cashing a check our-
; porting to have been signed by Miss
Holland and while he was in custody
the belly of Miss Holland for which a
thorough but unsuccessful search had
been made. was accidentally found by
a laborer in an old ditch which had
been planted over with shrubs nearly
four years previously. The laborer
struck his fork into a hard substance,
which proved to be a woman's shoe
containing a woman's foot. Then
Miss Holland's body was found lying
face downward.
An examination showed that the
head bad bEen pierced by a bullet.
which was found In the skull.
. Dougal was suspected of having made
away with at least five wives.
NEW KIND OF LIFE iNSURANCE.
For twenty-live cents you can insure
yourseli and-family against any ser-
ious results from an attack of bowel
*' complaint during the summer months.
That is the price of a bottle of Cham-
berlain's Colicfiuholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. a medicine that can always
be depended upon even in the most se
it Is equal
iy valuable for children and adults.
When reduced with water and sweet-
ened if. is pleasant to take. This rem-
edy has relieved more pain than any
other medicine in the world. it is al-
most sure to be needed before the sum-
mer is over. Buy it now. For sale by
Baxter Phat.
Clifford Phat. "
spaces at upper vesu'ou.
Negro Coachman Chet and Killed by
Terry Griffin.
nonm- VERNON N Y.. July li—
Eli Brown. a negro eoachman. employ-
ed by hf. C. Kellogg. former president
of the bank of Mount Vernon was
shot and killed by Terry Grills also
a negro ooabhmau In front. of the
city hall. yesterday. A large crowd
gathered quickly and the murderer was
captured at ones. He was taken to
police headquarters surrounded, by a
guard of six policemen. as the crowd
.hadbeeomeoxclfeaanditwasflared
it might possibly otter‘apt lynching.
' up rota: cums.
so
“sure euro for emu-plies."
.do not claim
rials ind
LONDON, July ii.——Samuel Herbert:
ALLEGED BLACKM'fML
Insurance Man Arrested on Charge at
i Ansonla.
ANSONIA, Jilly 14—Charies ..H.
Boys-i the New Haven agent of the
ucneral Accident insurance Company
of Philadelphia was bound over to the
next term of the superior court yestel-
,day, on a charge of blackmail prefer-
red by D. E. Cohn of this city. The
'case which has been postponed for
{several weeks came to trial yester-
day, alid piobable cause being found
y Judge Bryant the accused man
must await his fate In a high court. His
lid Wis fluid at $2. 500 and was furl
nished by lilii. lrvine Granxiile’, of New.
i Haven
2 Buyer is charged with writing and
littering false documents, derogatory
to the character of Cohii, because the
latter leftiseti to resign the local
'agency of the. United States Health
and Accident Association. with which
Boyer was formerly connected and
against which he now has a suit pend-
! ing claiming $4. 000 for alleged breach
of contract.
After a conference with Cohn, dur-
ing which he refused to resign his
position Boyer. it is claimed. went to
the hotel Dayton I11 this city, and
on that bostelry‘s stationery,
a note to Colin threatening to expose
certain facts reflecting on the latter's
morality.
No defense was offered in court yes.
terday, the accused being represented
by Attorney Webb, of New Haven.
TREAT YOUR KIDNEYS FOR
RHEUMATISM.
When you are adhering from rheu-
matism. the kidneys must be attended
the uric acid from the blood. Foley’s
Kidney Cure is the most effectiv/e
remedy for this purpose. --R. T. Hop-
kins, of Polar. Wis., says, “After unsuc-
cessfully doctorlng three years for
rheumatism with the best doctors, 1
ed me. 1 cannot speak too highly of
1.. a great medicine. " Sold at Plaisted' s
Drug Store.
CARO BANK SUB ENDS.
CARO. Mich. July I. ——The Ix-
change Bank of Caro, of which Charles
Montague is president, has suspended
payment. Mr. Montague has been re~
noted to be the wealthiest man in this
district.
Foley's Kidney car.-
makes kidneys and “blower
F. T. Enginson
Painter and Decorator.
The Best Work
at Reasonable
Prices. .
—PW; 1901?le-
'1’8"s
.—
wrole ,
to at once, so that they‘will eliminate '
tried Foley's Kidney Cure and it cur- -
i
82 N. Mlli'l Strait. , ,
Norwalk Chronicler