._ } Stiles Judson for defense. Henry Field.
. _ smut. Wilder appointed
”.1”: if! ‘ Si,“ W7
..
i
r
1.
“brill it
was "at:
. Wis Put to
“at fasten: y's Ses-
’ ; rt. Over
dildos GagerPresided
m,rmtmbu term of the crimi-
, parlor court opened yesterday
lion with Judge Edwin (lager
, ,L . v'l‘ho Jail cases were taken
Formosa put to plea. .It is ex~
, , "that several of the pleas‘ will
,‘.§hlnlod.when the court opens this
Mint.
, the attorneys for the
flows:
mu McAlllster, charged with irr—
scent assault upon Ruth 'l‘emplc, at
defense, are
‘ bury, pleaded not guilty. It‘rcd-
"1 Nick Aubc, indecent assault, not
tuiltY.
Henry Brosterhaus. horse theft, not
nifty; A, J. Merritt assigned as court-
“Liv-John Brown. Stamford, assault
with intent to kill, not guilty: itob—
u,,(i._DeForest appointed as counsel.
i . sternum, theft, not guilty: King it:
‘ All for. defense. James Burgh, Dam
”Within: dynamite in possession.
1101,. «guilty; F‘wW.‘ Wilder appointed
dominion”. George Burke, burglary.
miwilty; A. S. Perry Iappointed tor
dew. James Burke, burglary. not
8 , ; H. R. Sherwood appointed for
103109. “ ,
Quito“ Coleman, Danbury, assault,
Mt guilty; J. A.- Spai'ford, appointed
MUM. John Connery, assault and
. robbery, not guilty; icorge Kane np~
belated for defense. George Connors.
evading fare, not guilty; Jesse Stew—
,Irt appointed for defense. John De—
'Luca. assault, not guilty; James A.
Mat-r for defense. Johnlr‘ceney. theft.
not. guilty; Leo Davisi for defense.
.Wenico Fornono, manslaughter, not
guilty; Homer S, Cummings for do.
'vtenso. Frank Fevereau, assault, not
‘ ‘wllty: Clitord B. Wilson for defense.
300,30 Fevereau, assault, not guilty;
theft}, not guilty; Charles W. Mann for
defense. Leonard Freerdstatutory hur-
#1017. not guilty; A. JJ Hall for dc-
elite." Thomas Grady. Danbury, hav-
. .lngv'dynamite In possession. not guilty;
for defense.
. Ludwig Greenwald, bzgamy. not
guilty; Frederick A. Bartlett for do-
tense. James Henry. assault and rob-
bery. ,not guilty; George Kane ap-
tod for defense. 1
. ferr‘Horensteln, Stamford, horse
it) ,‘not guilty; Homer S. Gurn-
mings appointed for defense. Wilbert
'Hubbell, Bethel, rape, not guilty; How-
ard _W. Taylor for defense. James
Keating, attempt at burglary, not
'guilty; Arthur .1. Hall for defense.
,James Kennedy, Danbury, theft, not
.‘guilty; 0. W, Murphy luppoluted for
defense. Sands Laplce, indecent arc
oault, not guilty; A. B. Beers appoint-
ed counsel and guardian ad litem.
,1 Arthur Martin, burglary, not guilty;
Jacob ‘Klein appointed for defense.
‘JJanies McMolton, theft, not guilty;
TWilllam A. Redden ,for defense.
Thomas McNeil, burglary, not guilty;
Iodn,burglary, not gu lty; James A
defense.
guilty; H. R. Sherwood for defense
Dennis Touhey, statutory burglary
.ntit'gtulty: Leo Davis for defense
defense. Chester Whitney, burglary
his: A.
It defense.
Oniy’two pleaded guilty,
‘ are“ Mary Downing and
poetic. charged with theft.
. , ,tly from indigestion.
cult. instill!“
an 0011f
might: were confess. ,I
The prisoners, the charges ,
, ,. H.‘ P. Lyons appointed for defense.
[John Olsen. burglary, not guilty; Wil-
‘diam V. Devitt appointed for defense.
guilty J. A. Spafford for defense.
‘ .oetirge Sherwood, theft, not guilty. c.
ldLannvappolnted for defense. John
Hamlet defense. Frank Stand, burg-
lary. not guilty; DeForest 8: Klein for
Arthur Sutcllffe, burglary, not
James A. Wallace, robbery and as-
h‘ault. not guilty; George Kane for
M guilty; V. R. C. Giddings for dc-
Joseph H. Woodley, theft, not
J. Merritt lappointed for
These
Walter
phrases AFTER EATING cones.
. 311ng W. T. Holland, of Greensburg,
”a is well. and. fsyorably known,
: "Two years ago I suffered
After eat-
ing. great die as would invariably re-
or so and my
concluded to
Kodol Dyspepsia cure and it cured
THE DARK HORSE.
"—
Gubernatorial Candidates Get
the Shiver-I.
Gov. Abiram Chamberlain and Judge
Livingston W. Clcaveland got Into the
weather at the legislative rcunlou.
fears the New Haven Union. and look
’the‘wlnds out of Mayor Studlcy's sails
until they'ilapped. so they thought.
They lrad a lovely time passing the
glad hand around among their coun-
try friends and congrilllllulod them-
solve! that the third entry in the pos—
sible triangular racc a your from this
fall was not around making hay. while
eating steamed long clams at Pleasure
Beach.
"Surely it Is loo bud thnl our friend.
Rival
9
To Keep twelt
every organ must be doing its
duty—stomach, liver and kid-
neys must each be in thorough
working order. if you are not
as well as you ought to be take
a small dose of. ‘ ,, ,
Beecham‘s
Pills
Sold Everywhere. In ham 10c. and 25c.
the mayor, cannot ho with us today."
said the governor to Judge l‘llt-avclaml.
"Yes, it is," said {he judge. as In-
raised his hand to salute a crowd of
lip-thevslate agrlcullurlsis who looked
promising.
“'l‘hey say he would like. to be gov-
ernor." ventured the governor.
“Well, perhaps It Is time New Ilav-
en was gifted with the. ofllcc," said the
Judge of probalc. pulling in a little
,word for Mayor Silitilcy and a big one
{for IIIII‘h‘t‘If.
\ “Ilul the Silver (lily is worthy of u
;chnncc or two at the chair." responded
itirc governor.
“0r two." murmured Cleavelaud to
hlnlsclf, There are brcnltcl‘s ahead."
Arm and arm the. two walked about
vlslllng the various attractions at the
resort, In front of thc gypsy Lillllll they
Iloilcrcd and In a spirit of fun paid a
dime apiece for the privilege of lclllng
Madame Zingnrra read their palms.
“You are unmarried." said the gyp-
sy, as she Hil'clt‘licli out the judge‘s
palm in front of her and started him
with her power. “‘Ah, politics, your
forte." said the fortunate teller. II"?
face brightening llp. "A great politi-
cal honor is In store for you."
Ablram l‘lulmbcrltlin looked llll with
alarm and opcocd wide his cars when
he heard the judge ask of the gypsy
in a low touc. "thn is this. great
honor coming?"
"Within two years.“ said tho dork»
skinned \vomuu.l‘.oltl shivers wen: up
and down the govemor's back at lhc
rate of thirty mill-s an hour.
"Give me a chant-c." said lflrambcr»
lain.
"My. what gentlemen." said thc wo.
titan. tracing the linen III the soror-
nor"..- Ililll-I. “More oolllicnl honors
and not far off either," she. coull'lucdl
lciclcs begun to form on the judgl oi"
probutc's soiuc. Then to tho cmlrar—E
rnssmcnt of lhc two the woman ndri-
ed: “May I predict you may yet be
rivals?"
The govcrnor and the judge looltclli
at each other in much the same man-l
nor a school boy guacs on tho school» l
maslcr who is about to apply the rod.
"Ilul beware." said the witch. rolling
back ht‘r cycs. "'l‘ht rc is another nc- i
lor in the lime light. Tall and gt‘ncc-‘
ful. lie has something hcrc. she said.
stroking her chin. “and a bare placcl
there." and she pulled the top 'of her!
head. “He is at the head of a 1th
city. and ’bcwurc. for be Is watching:
your movements. "Will he defeat;
you?" Then she emerged from hcrl
trance. "1 will answer the lost ques-
tion for $1, gentlemen." lit-ads o
perspiration stood out on the fort».
hcads of the two politicians. ‘
”f‘ome on. Ahiratn,"
“I don't. like this."
“Nor I," said the governor. anti moo,
ping their brows. they emerged from
the tent.
"Take a peep lo
cents." said the l'nkir
scope.
lcs try this." said the governor.
"It's a go." said the judge.
The governor look a look and said:
i
said the judginl
Savln. 'only
with the felt-—
' Inflected S. Schemmiklnskl, theft not .11 m” , . I
w _ n‘ . gston, jusl gaze on it; that
' ”guilty, Howard Wakhman ‘01 dc- witch over there is somewhat of
dense. Henry Schultz, theft, not wonder,"
They saw Mayor Sludlcy also pass.
lug around some glad hands in the cen- l
vcntion. perhaps. There is more than
one place to make hay.
. OUTING OF ICE DEALERS.
Shore Dinnery at West Shors‘and Oom-
petition for Prizes; :
The third annual outing of the mem-
bers of the Connecticut lce Dcalers' as-
sociation will be held at Hill's Hunte-
stead on Thursday, Septe er 10.
Dinner will be. served at 10:30 'clock,
and afterward there will he ice-cutting
contests for professionals and for re-
tired classes, weighing contesls and;
wheelbarrow race.
~ P. H. Snell, of New Haven and
Charles R. Valli, of Waterbury, of the
executive committee are making ar‘
rangements for the outing.
BUCKLEN'S ARNIOA SALVE.
Has world-wide fame for marvellous
cares. if surpasses any other salve, lo--
tion. ointment or balm for Cute, Corns.
m firely. Now my sleep is re- Burns, Bolts, Sores, Felons, Ulcers, Tet.-
I‘nd digestion perfect." Sold ter, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Chopped
‘ on
flatworm
_ as ""
clii‘rirs an
a that has,
Hands, Skin Eruptions; infallible for
Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 250 at
Frank H. Baxter’s. druggist. *-
sio In ,
list on
Governor Chamberlain is frequently ac-
‘ter of 200 or 300 lirand Army monitht‘ five ”sets bclng lilflyt'd.
from all over the state some of them ham and Davenport look the first and. I . . - s
- - . .oudon. first vice president, In.
delimiter) to the next Republican con- third sets and their opponents the sec-i Willard. Stamford: 59mm! vice ”psi.
‘omnomy in management.
GOVERNOR'S PET DOG.
Interesting Anecdotes of Veteran, Who
- Love: His Master.
It has oflcn been noticed and com
meuted upon around the capitol that
cv.-rnpnulod to his executive office by a
rough-coated shaggy dog, who sticks
close to the heels of" the govcrum' as II
he was acting the part of body guard
and escort. '
"That dog has quite a history," re
marked lhe governor Io an acquaint-
once in Hartford, yesterday, says tht‘
Hartford Post. “ lie has been in my
family for twelvc years and Is slightly
older than that. He has had mum
hard knocks and narrow escapes. On
one occasion he (oilidetl with a lrollcy
car and we tlespalred of his life for
some time. However. a veterinary
surgeon patched him up and he come
around all right.
"One day we missed the dog and
wondered why he failed to rclurn
home. as he was a great home body
and seldom went far away unless ac-
companying some one of the household.
The telephone bell rang and the veteri-
nary who had attended the animal
when he was hurt by the trolley, call-
cd up to let us know that Veteran, as
we named him, had come to the animal
hospital and been doctored for a
wounded foot.
"It appears that he was Iamcd by a
wagon running over his foot and In hol
haste he run straight for the veterinary
man for treatment."
Vctcran is of the Scotch terrier
brccll. lie is so persistent in following
his master that the governor often hesi~
titles to turn him back when going to
Hartford from his home In Mcrlden.
The dog climbs upon the steps of thc
coach with the importance of a poll
tlciau who knows that he has a strone
friends at court and curls up under the
scat where the governor sits. ’i‘hc
TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION.
Program for Annual Meeting for State
Organization. in October.
The annual convention of the Con-
neclicut State Teachers‘ Association
will be held In Ilurtford on Friday. ()c-
tober Hi. The exercises will open at
lliclh o'clock In a general meeting at
the high school, which will be address-
ed by Ilr. licnry Van llyko of Prince-
ton University, on " Instruction and
Education.” ‘Auofhcr address will be.
tlclth-red before u..- gcnerul meeting
at 2:30 o'clock on "Personality 0i lhl‘
Teacher." by iir. William new. Hyde,
president of Iiowdoio College. The an
anal meeting will be held at 4 o’clock
in the afternoon,
At 3:30 o'clock in the Park l‘hurch.
lhcre will be an address on "Voice (lul-
ture, as i‘lxempllflcd in 86110018 and
Vested In Chorus," by l-‘. E. Howard of
Iirltlucport. Musical selections will be
izlren by tho choir of theOlartford Pub-
llr- High School and there will be an
organ recital and vocal selections by
.iolm Spencer Camp and the Park
(‘hllrch Choir.
ICXcrclst-s In the sI-vcrnl sections will
be as follows-1w
High school section. Wnltcr
’l‘owoe New London, lcndcr.
ll::i0~-—“Ilome Arts in the High
School." llay (lrct-uc Iluliu. Sc. l‘)..
umsler of English High School Cam-
bridge. Mass. Discussion led by .Iohu
P, flushing, New Haven.
tlvammcr school section, li‘. A. Von
plnnck, South Manchester, leader.
li::ili-"'l‘he Secret of a Streuuoua
Life." icorge A. Martin, supervisor of
public schools in lloslou; discussion
Loni! P, Nash. superintendent of
schools in I-Iolyoke. Mass. and Profes-
sor i". l., Luther, Trinity College, ,
Intrmtcdiate rel-lion. W. ii. Fergu-
mil, ruberlufcndcnl of schools in Mill-7
dlt town. lottdcr.
ll :3l)-»~“'I'hc Mission of Art.” II. II
liailcy, Massachusetts State Board of
Education; "The Idcal School." S. '1‘.
Imtton, Cn‘umbin l‘rrivcrsity.
Primary section, Marcus White, Nor-
mal Stlrool. Ncw llrilain, leader.
ll:30—»"C0mmon Sense ln Elemenr
tnry Education," ICtIWiII‘lI l.. Thorn-
riiio'. l‘olumbla University: discussion
Kindergarten sci tion. Miss I-lanuah
tlnc'land. South Zonnclicsttu', lenticr.
ll:.‘l0»- -“'i‘hc Teacher‘s Art 01' Idle."
Ilr, Walter l., Iluvvcy, New York.
l'ngrntlcd sci-tion Miss (‘, IE. IIIISII.
Ninnl Ic, lcadcr.
'lI :Illl~" Whal (lught the Profession-
al Standard of tho 'I‘cnchcrs to Iic'."
llr. '1‘. hi. llnllictl, Springfield, Mass:
My Iiook and ileum .iiust chcr Part."
Miss |)olhu Stout: Pmnco, Norwnlk.
"'l‘lrc Itural School From the (‘ol-
A.
traiumcu know Veteran and allow him
to go and cotnc as he pleases.
Occasionally Veteran made it. it onto
licc to board the train while the. govcr. 1
nor stopped to talk with a friend, the
dog watching him closely from the plat-
form of a coach.
crnor would lcase the dog by waiting
until the train was in motion before.
stopping aboard. This would cause the
animal the keenest distress. He would
run to and fro, and wag his tail, sig-
naling his master to hurry up. Now
the dog always waits and foIIoWs. the
governor Into the car.
CITY CLERK CHAMPION.
ngle Tournament at West
End Grounds.
l'ity Clcrk E. '1‘. Buckingham, of
llrldgcport, Monday won the cham-
Handicap si
to . pionshlp in thc handicap single louru-i Free “mm", Norwich.
amcnt.at the Wcst End Tennis
:ttrountls In illc m‘cst‘m't‘ 0f 0"” 10"iNew Ilnven leader
spectators. Early in the afternoon
Buckingham and 'I‘uthlll playcd in the
.scml-finals the former winning by ”‘0' School Music ’l‘enchcrs‘ Association:
score of li~—l. :i—nti and ti—«(L Bucking-
a ham also won in the finals from i.,\‘-l amnion
man. 4mg, 1—43 0—4. 6—--'.’ and 6—0
Ilunter anti Lyman won from Buck-
Illflflillll unll Davenport in the doubles
Bucking-
ond. fourth and flflh with the score of
(iv—2, 6M3 and 0—4.
THE PLEASURE or EATINO.
Persons suffering from indigestion.
dyspepsia or other stomach trouble will
find that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
what you eat and makes the stomach
sweet. This remedy Is a never fail-
ing cure for indigestion and Dyspepsia
and all complaints affecting the glands
or membranes of the stomach or di-
gestive tract. When you take Kodol
Dyspepsia Sure everything you eat
_tastes good. and every bit of the nu-
triment that your food contains Is as-
and tissues. Sold at. the Clifford Phar-
macy. ”
NEW REVENUE DECISION.
__._
Imprinted Draft. and Check: Not to be
. Returned.
Notice has been received at the. of-
fice of the deputy internal revenue col-
Viector in this city of a decision by ‘the
commissioner of internal revenue that
no more imprinted checks or drafts.
which have. been forwarded for cancel-
lation of their revenue.- stamps out :be
returned to the owners. The act of
congress approved February-20, 1002.
provides that imprinted instruments
may be returned to their owners only,
"where said return is demanded within
one year of the passage of this act."
The time. Is up and the appropriation
Isgoner‘” "’ .
.srt
Dissensucs BETWEEN raus‘rs
,, .,.AND.TRU§,T commutes. -
By 'an' unfortunate similarity in their
. lines; there is. found occasionally to
artist in thepubiic mind a confusion,
Which Is fortunptnly dlunpoarlngrtllt,
between a trust and a trust company.
The similarityiih'iume alonohnd In
.. nothing also. A trust is a correction
tion of business concerns of the some
kind to reduce competition and secure
in earl!
dug, lhtiznemlec of their-unis claim
havoc taken in
{lasts
7? It
bury
Frequently tho gov—3
similated and appropriated by the blood'
were .inlxfltl'flntvofu-mda
lcuc Sinndpoinl," lluv, III‘, (i. W. Smith.
prcsidcnl of 'I'rlrril) l‘olit-gc; “licfcl‘ls
in Training t‘ounl._\' l‘lrlldrcn." liui‘us
S. Stimson. prcsitlcut of (‘onncctlcut
Agricultural (‘ollcue
Physical l‘ulturc section, Ii. C. Wil
lard, Stamford Il‘lilIt-i'.
llziit|~ -“l'hysicni l‘ullur'c lo Schooir
Without Gymnasiums," Dr. Luther (in
lick', director of physical training I“
schools of New York city; discussion
hr, 1‘). ll, Arnold, lIil‘l‘t.‘ltli‘ of the New
Haven Normal School for Gymnastics.
Manual Training and Art section
William C. lloidcn, Hartford. lcatlcr.
. 111307 “'l‘hc Manual Arts in the
1 Public Schools." lir. James P. Ilancy.
IdII'l‘t'lOl' of manual training in public
at hools of Non Ytrr'wk city; discussion,
, Staitlcy llood,‘ supcrvsor of manual
jtruininc in public schools, Hartford:
"‘IIlgIl School Work." (‘. II. Kcycs,
Illarll‘ord: lllwusslon. F. t‘, i‘rnnslon.
I Music sol-tion, Ilcnjanllu .lcpson.
ll::i0‘~1!ltsllrl‘ss meeting and
1"ilountl Tablc“ of Connecticut Public
I “Public Music," Ralph Baldwin, North-
, MASK: report of national
l, meeting of supervisors, Stcrric A
I Weaver, Wcsltield. Mass.
i The ofllccrs of the association are:
Il‘rcsldcnl. Charles ll. Jennings, New
C.
dent. .l. W. licull-y, Putnam; record
. lug accrclary, T. ll. Patterson, Bristol;
l corresponding secretary, S. 1’, Willard,
. (‘olclicstclt tcnsurcr, W. l“, Nichols.
I New Haven; nutillor, J. G. Iicwls, New
‘ llavcu.
CASTOR IA
. .I'or hunt. and -
flu find You Ilau 1|!!le
ANNUALCONVENTION.
The King's Daughters and Bone I0-
vlted to Hartford. Oct. 6, 7.
Upon invitation, of the Circles of
The King's Daughters and Sons of
Hartford, the eighth convention of
the Connecticut branch will be held
In Hartford, October 6. and 7, 1903, at
the Farmington Avenue Congregation-
al church.
The convention will be called to
order at 2 p, m., on Tues y. It is ex-.
pected that the preside t of the o -
dsr. Mrs. Margaret Bottome, will b 4
With us and give an address on Tues-
day evening. There will be". recap,
tion at the close of the afternoon ses-‘
sion.. .
All delegates. will be given a cor
dial welcome and free entertainment.
. W ' , .
WHAT Is LIFE:
in the last analysis nobody knows,
but we do knowthat It is under strict
law. Abuse thatdaw even IIIKMIY. Dill
resultant-again: living meandering-
mentor the onusraaulung in con-tr
Epsilon, Headache OI” “verrmbie. Dr.
King's New Life Pillsquicitly rezad-
yusts this. it's gentle, yet,thorongh.
Only ,25c at Frank H. Baxter's drug
or
Public
Senator Peck says:
plete satisfaction.
She is using it now.”
BUTTON HEIRS TO CONTEST.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 9.-—A conlcsl
over the will of William ilullon. who.
died recently, and whose will has been
offered for probate, is to be made ap-
parently by certain helrs-at-law who
have retained counsel and who retain—
ed a conllnuance of the case In court
today. Tire allegation Is that Clara
J. Welton, housekeeper; cxcrtcd .uu-
due influence upon Mr. Button at the
time he made his will. The house
keeper ls left a building assessed at,
30.800. while the lcslmor's sister. Ilia-i
rlcltn French, was left only $100 and.
a nephew 1‘. Clifford Button. of Ncwi
London, was lgnorcd. The estate In‘
worth about $100,001).
Violent Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and Per-
haps a Life Saved.
"A short time ago I was taken with
a violent attach of diarrhoea and be.
lieve I would have died If I had not got-
ten relief." says John J. Patton, a Icad-
lug citizen of Patton, Ala. "A friend
recommended Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Itcmctly. I
bought a twenty-five. cent bottle and
after taking three doses of it was en-
tirely cured I consider it the best
remedy In the. world for howcl‘com-
plainls." For sale by Stillson Powell
00., Baxter Drug Store, Clifford Phar-
macy. no
—-.-
VETERAN NAVY ACCEPTS.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 9.—-—.»\rr accep-
tance of the invitation extended by
the Gideon Wells Association, of this
city. for the annual reunion of the tin—
Iled States Veteran Navy in conjunc~
’ion with the annual encampment of
the Spanish War Veterans here. was
received yesterday. It was stated
. that about 700 delegates would come
here on the 281b, 29m and 30th of
this month. The committee of ar-
rangements eipecls that 10.000 men
will be in fine for the parade.
A sov's WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.
With family around expecting him
to die. and. a son riding for life. 18 miles,
to get Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, W. H.
Brown, of Mosville. 1nd,, endured'
death‘s agonies from'asthma; but this
wonderful medicine gave instant relief
and soon cured him. He writes: “I now
sleep soundly every night." Like mar-
velous cores of Consumptionaneu-
mania, Bronchitis. Coughs. Colds and
Grip prevails matchleas merit for all
Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed
bottles 60c and 81.00. Trial bottles
free at Frank H. Baxter’s drug store.“
WORCESTIR‘TO LAY ‘UP.
The Consolidated railroad’has finish,
at] repairing the ferry boat William '1‘.
amine stonington, and will send her
to Newburg: work will at oncsbe con-
centrated there on repairing the steam-
e'r Naphth'w M \ .TflnsforNo. 1.
The Reamer It? 1 Worcester is to
bo’sent there it to be laid up as a
spareboat.
rsanrur. oops AGAINST urn.
‘ nodriddeh. alone ind destitute.
such, in one: was as condition of on
name of .1. J. Havens.
old soldier by
Senator Marcus Peck, of Brookfield, Vt., one of
the most prominent statesmen of his commonwealth,
who has-been senator,representative and state road
commissioner, praises the virtues of
Dr. Greener. Nervura
The World’s Greatest Tonic .
and tells you how to regain health and vigor.
“I have used Dr. Greene’s Nervura with com-
My wife has also used it for
nervous prostratitm, and has been g
For expert free medical advice, write to Dr. Greene,
for Fifth Avenue, NemYorkfiity... ..
inn who Committed suicide at Beards
‘ cl Salve.
rcatl y helped.
,..
BRIDGEPORT SUICIDE IDENTIv
FIED
rmmonrom‘, an... 9.—-The wom-
ley Park a week ago, was yesterday
positively identified by her husband.
Cyrus G. Conant. a ship broker. of
Boston. Mass. Mr. Conant was not
inclined to discuss the suicide further
than to say that his wife's mind he
canic impaired last February, through
grief ovcr the dcath of a child. She
left home two Wt'l ks ago and he fluc—
cccdcd in tracing her to Bridgeport.
from Springfield. He. made arrange-
ments for the shipping of the body to
Boston for burial.
THE GENUINE VS. COUNTERFEIT.
'l‘hc gcnulnc Is always better than a
counterfeit, but the truth of this state-
ment is never more forcibly realized 01‘
more thoroughly appreciated than when
the genuine DeWitt's
Salve with the many
you compare
Witch Hazel
comrlcrfcits and worthless substitutes
that are on the market. W. S. Led:
bcttcr. of Shreveport, I.a., says: "After
using numerous other remedies without
benefit, one box of l)c\\"it't's Witch H!!!»
n
cl Sulvc cured mc. For blind. bleed-
lug,
remedy is equal to Ichill's Witch Haz-
A man doesn't have to work over-
time when it comes to making a fool of
himself,
NEW m... NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In effect August 17, 1903.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. lit—12:59:, 5:24:. 6258:, 0:15,
0:55, 7:03.
9:24:. 9:40, 10:24:, 10:40, 11:35:.
P. lit—12:55:. 1:13. 2:251. 3:05,
3:20:,‘ 4:07. 41:50:, 5:40, 5255:. 6:38,
15:65:, 7207:, 7:662. 8:00, 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
9 .22. air-12:59:; 5224:. 5:58:, 0:05,
830:. 10:10.
-.————
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.--12:02x.
8:00:, 8:03, 0:00:
11:00:, 11:03.
6:00:. 0:02, 7:00,
11:00:. - .
‘ ‘ '» a'ut'BUNDAYBuw
A. Lip-11:01:; 0:00, 7: 10:02.
so
:P. name. was, was?»
“W W' ‘ ,
Luvs encroachment.
_. new row
.5, SUE-suffix. 1:15,*u$u.‘_s:ts,
7:12, 8:“, tiny
> . .-12-- a: ,1
u
A. ate-non.“
9:10, 11:00:.
. .1’.M.-r7:16,0205. , ~ . ..
scorn semi... TO nan-0.1m
a. n.-.o:u 0: s; .
:51!
itthing and protruding piles no
Sold at (‘llfford Pharmacy.
It
7:45. 8:15, 8:45, 9:05:,
: x.
P. M.——3:20x. 6:40. 5:66:. 7:20.
5:00, 0:00. 7:00.
, 9:0“, 10:02:, 10:04.
P. M.—-—13:0l, 1:06, 2:001. 8:02.
3:30:, 4:02:, 4:01, 4:30, 6:02, 5:80.
8:00:. 9:00:, 0:30,
{row
10:00:, utter, 11:31.
:12. 3:01;; 4:20.
“am raw-I was
its. ‘ V
136:, 1:5“, 1:43.
1t. ,
,WEDNESDAY. Sept. 9. :903.
hurt it
General Contractor.
scwcas AND "was comma.
nous, Wain worm ‘0‘! ALL
KINDS. GRADING, soon IFXGAV~
TION, mason wants.
Urn-II or John of Any Kind.
Estimal-tfl‘alieomlly Given.
Labor also furnished forwork around
private residences, eta. ‘ ,, . .
26 Wood St. $0..Nwalk.
pump...“ -
1. ._.
Capital, 01,500, Iurplue, 0135.000.
Industrial saunas turd hill 00.
OF NIW YORK.
State-supervision of New
York and Connooflouf.
Pay ii 0011M“- , ,
omcc, 12 so. MAIN or.
Resident Directors unionism"
,. Mortimer]. Lee R. L. Oohurn
Charles E. Dew John]. Lawrence
....._‘__...W—
tutors lilll‘lililifiillil
"“ ' For 50 Ozone
Soap Trade
USEFUL
T ,, , CHAIR.
GIVEN AWAY AT
H. R. BULKLEY'S NOVELTY STORE
52 So. Main St, St). Norwalk.
020Nt
i’<->
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for Rocker.
All First-Clan Stem cell the Ozone
Goods.
Send for savage premium book.
The lurlullt Sleiahoal rim...
(incorporated).
, Trim“
HA P N
LOOVOI
SOUTH NORWALK. 7:85 A. M.
Leaves New York
BEEKMAN STREET, 2:15 P. M.
(Saturday 1:16 p. m.)
sss‘r 3m eraser. 2:45 p. M.
(Saturday 1:45, p. m.)
Stopping at Roton Point going out
*on Monday mornings and on return
trip saint-day evenings.
The steamer Harnpton arrival at
South Norwalk, a! 5:80 p. m. The cl.-
izem of Norwalk and surroundint:
towns should liberally patronize this
but, as the Nomaik‘ Steamboat Com-
pany have been at a large expense to
charter and maintain a first-class
steamer on the route.
_——
FARE
Single. Silas, Excursion. lids
‘ ‘ IPROFELLER .
City of Norwaik
(FREIGHT ONLY) .. .
waves New York, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 6:00 p. m.
Leaves Norwaik, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 5:00 p. m. ..
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 0b. In.
”mm—£22,135
The Rmtisaioui‘bt my
.Ilock Island; a doye‘uTflpenm
AugB.15,22.30.- _
Samoan springs, 4 days' Trips,
:luo; 0 days, $15.50. Aug. .10, .11, :4,
1. . -
00mm City, 0 dayc' .Tripl, $17.00.
Any. 24.
White Mountains, 5 day Trips. 023.
Aug. 10, 24. _ '
Anubis chacm, ldayc’ Trim}?
All .10, 17, 24
ADI-1‘
, 81.
tom Folio, 4 day Trip, 010.“.
Thousand-islands, 4' days' Trip, .21.
' Aug; 1.- . -: i . .-'.~
minnow», 0 doyo'TI-Ips.
sum-mm New Haven, Aug. 11. as.
Royal: Tour. 1! dIyI' Trip, 010.00.
“'9. 1|. ,
Au "1. Satin, 10' dlyo' Trip, m
Montreal, Quebec «numeral-v
sum it day-'1'?! ,va a." no.
’ouu. :1“, ”when:
. \
rut n w Naif .
ottoman
WIIK Wit-titers,
15,.” 10*“ 1“: v .
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