Dr. Hale explained that
-work he ever engaged
the slave states. lie san-
‘ . ms ori'ih great move-
use i have come to'
ill} tlroodom for white
“ml?!" so freedom
roman, the great
' ’ “fit h‘e appreciated '
and economic signifi-
fli$33h £13.:
at 'people. Some at in he
thing in connection
. deaetheliy1 a.
r lem of giving freedom
_ ii. fortitude, to white men.
We sir
-'n ‘ .1
his share 7)] the
e or
cg...
his for land
"lion ate
‘ n'it. Not only is
stblng is being
. n‘ ‘4‘ l
“‘3 « ’t'orestsllsd him. Un-
seen ..:
ell :ldisold in theEast
'W Ic‘IZ,"
. is w h our na oi:
ylde.--ths Desert Lend
e
’6" white mks {not} ‘
ii" to fan moi-h i it
ewmmmm
Bat that is only one as-
for the" raising of child-
. My .. is will re-
s. inf ht‘gshaerwisbihe
hi! mm, 0-
Enoch of this tibial.
rivets
with
tutors:
myrrh»
New England... bbfilha . . l1
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*‘ The above picture shows the enormous shipment of Starch recently, made to
congstmg of nineteen cars,, is loaded
SITII H.088
MI 8TIIIIII
a"? --a most forceful testimonial totInc eitcellence of these famous products.
A car aphid tOf the local wliolesl '
. Norm-,ail: and of his reminiscences of
”ImIWh
$31,:th visited here a week ago. Mr.
ghee out
at tsviile. New York. end in
5'"- ‘ list many h‘l’ it“ this to
his trip to Norwalk:
took a short vacation last
week and 4mm Saturday and Sunday
$9! wooden nuimegs and
‘ Baturfiayl’was devoted
hardeners in New lieven, and
after an hour or two spent in Bridge
port he went to Norwelk. where thir
ty- door years ago on March is last he
nice of “devil" in ‘
is, a paper that
was started in 1800 and abandoned for
lock of energy to run‘ it after it was a
While he found
tma‘iority of those he knew
, V tit statleti
.. 6“”
4! e per cent. lint-é
' isn't it about ti
, we now own: then open
not after they have
tionsil‘eiiterprls'e.
in the early seventies had passed over
' ids" there were a few
vs int a hearty hand
stud to him the water as it tumb-
emits roof; under rtbevl‘irldge
e “sameo song "
hostesses east hl‘aib spot the
. damnation adoalr
glneer “lack" P‘rowi'tt—‘eh w it
he ball a pictorial 'chht oh Sunday
poeslh y. a Iiitld whiter about the" fore
iron” the ruin
th hA-‘Dr. Hill used topul
y. “iiithe looming" resend"
“ and Girls Sooneld as ‘9?"
. ones left of the “old boys."' "lie sorely
is“ lssedifld Blithe hishoyllmd "chum."
m relativeamnd utter a pilgrl
" inage ththe centenary.“j where dear ones
.39?“
masons Hortense.
ti. 0. Castleid, of Bridgeport succeeds
Late W, R. Hipby.
Honors coupled much by Masons
have Just been centerred on three Con
necucnt meinbers of this ancient fre-
ternity Two of the desirable distinc-
‘tlons fall to Norwich men. and one
season Bridgeport. fl‘hore is one more
when it will come is not yet known.
At the annual session of the Supreme
council of soverlgn inspectors general
of the 33rd end last degree, Ancient
Accepted Santish Rite for the northern
Masonic jurisdiction of the United
herd, of Norwich. Was given the active
degree, succeeding the late Judge
Cherish W. Carter also of Norwich:
Henry 0. Csnfield of Bridgeport
was also made an active thirty‘thlrd
degree member. He succeeded the
Comatoek was made. an honorary
thirtythird degree Mason taking Mr.
Hubbard's piece in the list. The sec
ond honorary member has not yet
been announced. . .l \ 1
‘ The three Masons so honored are
well known in the state and their
election .meets with general approval
wear is use? "" 5V
in the last analysis nobody kno
but we do know that it is under at t"
lw. Abuse that law even slightly. pain
suits. irregular living means derango
:iient of the organs. resulting in Consti-
Opstlpn; Headache or Liver trouble. Dr.
King's New Life Pills out“)! re-ed-
lusts this. it's tle yet thorough.
lOtaly 85c at Free I! Beaters drue
e ore.
EAGLI HAT GONPANY CHANOI.
F. is. mm l-ies Purchased w. M.
Pittman dtsclt.
l‘l‘hompson‘bas purchased of W.
-.u ”an... his stock in the seal-
company. incorporated at mm.
soon kir. Ptttilla will retire from this"
somtpeny gt which he was the crest-
en
Ir: Thompson will take an ultra in-
k"te‘riist in the instrument of the busi-
nossendareorganiee‘tionofthecom-
_pen’y has lichen place. The new capers
'ere: President and treasure?! ‘
honpsoiii" vloe‘bresidentiflgadlnnnd‘
em
1
l;
”TONIC". FOUND WATCH.
. Oyster Fishermlh.
DANBURY Sept 21.—Nathan hi
.of this city a yachtsmen has
than had scooped the watch up in his
late William R. High! and Albert a §Y'V‘°"V' “m” “‘9'“ “‘° “'0'" °' "‘9
Beers the
mm“ a‘ directors
Hardware Clerk Let Two Barrels oi
TRINDAD Colo. Sept 21 .—One rob-
as totally wounded and soother
e the store when he turned
both barrels at them. One of
the robbers fell wounded int the one
and lead and the ,leev- ,
wounded men was" unconscious. when
gpkegdupfi ilel was take‘poto the" hostile
a p ya c one say cenhot 3""
vive his wounds From his person iris 3"“ MT“, we
thken a huge revolver. rile identity is
.. W0 .m ,.
which: Min”. Thebbmpanr which‘.
i We .9”. the household remedy.
"was “organised only a few “filtrate #-
~ factory
fieouritma'rou use plan and
' . o.sul.v .
i lsov‘mworoiv “as t. :
oft homeet' pwciumér CW ll
w..— ”.—
Wasiost in Sound From a Yacht and Meetin {diets In This City on
‘ Recovered by e BridgepOrt " On her .lto Approve Lease.
FATALLY wouupsn aoeasss. W“ ,,
"""""' Bligh iiiib W00,
0 so er by name 0 J. J. Havens
NM Gil" LM Versailles O. For years he was troub-
led you: Kidney disease end neither
doctors nor medicines gave him relief.
to have been injured while At length he tried Electric Bitters. .lt
to rob the hardware store 193'“th oil his list lh short order hhd
“l'm on the road to
Best on earth
end Griéwoi'd only today. ow be testifies,
. old, e' clerk; who was complete recovery.”
sleeping in: the store. was arousedflym. our Liver and Kidney troubles end all
the men breaking into the‘plece
a“ setpred his shotgun. which was hoevl- platens. Only 50c. .
"and waited near the men runs it. sextet. drugglst
BURIIINTINOINT O. N. SHEPARD
I ' " 5 too feet deep and twenty feet wide sep-
of hi behind in. The
J; " ,PN‘VICDIO I“ "
" ‘5 “‘m “3—; b“; Oi“. h I “Q 'tendut chm “m an. MOI m:
’ ‘ "a“ W“ “'6 W”- ”l “I” dlostt New this no. He is a well
We!
and lies ahost’ollrioiide here whoere
5' the family to New
h sev
,.. ;;;;
sroduuotbiss' ANNUAL.
Notice was given today that the an-
nual meeting of the stockholders of
roots cred unex , dl bi :ch :1 gieuNew York New Haven e Hartford
_ peceisv- an a com fthliof
chain which be believed was at the bot- i“, or e e act a o .
ton:k of Long Island Sound, oil'Blsclt
similar honor to be granted and to “00
board Vln'oildrs for the ensuing year
will be held in Room 201, in the gen-
eral ethos building of the company in
Mttooegrse'f M cmlalns on New Haven. on Wednesday, October
Grins from Belle ls~ ' .
lend two weeks agb, he watch slipped ii at 13 o’clock noon, ‘t """ch meet
from alshpocketfnnd dteappfired in scv
are t oms 0 water. are s’eem- m
:3 no‘ chance that it, could be locel~ the railroad “a p ft! of the M d
States held in Boston. Charles is. Hui)- ’ in ll‘rldey' ' mall Mr George received
a letter from o. Bridgeport oysterman
containing a description of the lost her 10 “03
watch, on which was engraved the own- ' '
er's name and address. The oyster- known as "Judge Robertson: road"
it is leased from him by the Consoli-
dated on a yearly rental of $1.000.
Third Vice President Barnett was not
inclined to talkabout the above pro-
CAST ,A ..... M"
.m‘ the useless lerlcel work and or so.
an. Ilii‘t [lent lull ”m" ' '
lug there will be submitted for the sp-
proval of the stockholders a lease of
dletown. Merlden e Waterbury
road company to the New York. New
Haven in Hartford Railroad company
for the term of 50 years from Novem-
This lattcpnemed road is popularly
Financial men however expressed
the belief that the move was to save
-=,‘leese and to elittltl
the matter of the control of the road
for a period of years.
fact however. about all the directors
of the. Merlden road are Consolidated
As a matter of
FIMFUL VODD‘ AGAINIT Mil.
l and? ll“ destitute.
formed! Sibmech and Howell Com-
Guaranteed by
into the house at is B
so: William Lyon Ph
asmmecsuoas or: it V
test Norwalit Resident Tells of larll
Affairs in New Vbrlt.
William Hoscgood, upmgenerlan of
Hawkins avenue, is one of the best-
knowul and oldest residents of fleet
half alt-en ury ago were told in detail.
tinel. Long before he was in his teens
he was an apprentice to the butcher
business in New York to James Valen-
tine. and he remained in his employ
perhe s two-thirds of his early days.
or up I he went in business for him-
eclf in the West Thirty- Jfourth strut:l
market which proved a miserable fsill
are to all concerned (in account of
the interminable line of freight‘ cars
why the market was placed“: such a
spot. Hesegood, in conisnction with
Bill Poole. and the assistance of a
little chap, whose name was too fun-
ny for anything. helped to dress the
femous prise steers. Union and lied
Jack. whose weight if compared today
would astoalsh the world Hosegoodi
won a large sum of money for his era-
ployer by slaughtering and dressing
half a dozen in a little over ten minutes
to the critter. For this act of celer- ‘
ity and muscle he received a twenty-
dotiai‘ gold piece. Among other old-
Dntty Walsh leader of the Dead Reb-
cry Boys, and Crow Norton. leader of'
the Hounds. The Dead Rabbit Club
was a branch of the Walter Roach M-
soclation. with headquarters at the
what was then known as the Blood
Sixth. They had on uproarious meet-
ing. with Walsh at the head of one
gang and Roach at the head ofthe oth-
er. The meeting broke up by some-
one throwlng a dead rabbit in on the
stage. in the early fifties Ed. James
and his friend Clarence Crysier,
were going through the Five Points
“ one Fourth of July, and before they,
knew it were in the midst of a fierce
riot, in which the Bowery Boys and the
Dead Rabbits were the opposing fec-
‘ tions. All the streets leading to the
point were barricaded and with stones
end pistols and musketa, the battle
the Rev. Mr. Feast), of the Five Points
Mission. stepped in the thickest of it,
and persuaded Fatty Welsh. who was
shot in the leg. to call a halt. Walsh
wards an alderman and warden of the
Tombs. His brother William was at
ope time county clerk and his son was
a member of Congress. Jim Kerri-
colonel of a New York regiment dur-
ing the war. Norton after becoming
an alderman, rose to be a state senator.
and at the time of his death was a
Judge. Walsh and Kerrigan are sleep-
ing their long sleep. while the dough
tor of the former is one of the leading
vaudeville actresses of today. under
another name. Hosegood was’ one of
the original members of the first steam
fire engine company. located in the Jet-
ferson Market building. of which a 31
gantic fellow named Evans was the
foreman and the members we're all
butcher boys. As a youth he had one
of the finest physiques In the world.
While he was a member of Wood's gym
nnslum. in Crosby street. Professor
Wood had a plaster cast taken of his
arm, which measured seventeen inches
across the biceps. The old gentleman
is as hale and hearty today as most
men of fifty, and according to Dr. Bald-
win, will never 'die unless by accident.
One of the signs of the times. half a
century ago, was thc llberallty of em-
ployers and buyers, and every two
years when Peter Cooper, of the Cooper
lbstitute. paid his bill for the oxen
thousandefor forhis glue factory, young
of grain leather boots, which were
worth perhaps 310 a pair.
"ROMANCE OF ARCTIC ZONE.
scorched equatorial plains. While in the
frosen srtlc region in search of the
north pole the Duke of the Abrussl was
told this tale of the adventures of a
young Eskimo who had secretly court.-
ed the daughter of an enemy. The buts
of the lovers were not far removed. but
great crevasse in the ice and the young
man' a house was left isolated. A gorge
erated it from the igloo. or hut, con~
. taining his sweetheart. but there was
sparrow hrldgeofleeleftacroeethe
crevasse. and this the young man
iound would bear his weight. Eskimos
sleep in bags.
The lover decided that he would that
that he and she together might enjoy
their honeymoon stimulated. He
plannedvery Wily lie crept in
the dead of Weight into his enemy' a hat;
thin?” up the maiden in houses
on
the lid!’ to emhrsoe Ill
’ " he
they Would fill many poles of The flow ‘
corner of Pearl and Center streets in!
continued for a couple of hours until ,
feet which be used to buy by the ,
one night the terrific cold ripped “'etc” 3°” ‘I Clifford ”WW-
night- cross the ice bridge. steal the! ,
maiden he loved, beat- her to his but
and then break down the bridge. so.
constantly on the track many wonder ' .,
Don‘t bolt your food. it buns-yen:-
stained. Choose digestible M and
was a cracker-slack at slaughtering chow it. Indigestion' ll a dangerous sick-
snd dressing the bovines and one time peas. Proper care prevents It. W3.
Syrup cures it. That is the leaflet]
short of indigestion. Now, the cation
is: Have you got indigettionl a. if
have pain or. discomfort after eating,
he. dizziness, nausea, attentive.
time prominent men of his day were, heath WWI l ,fcver.
bits; Jim Kerrigan. heed of the Bow- ' I'M flatulence, 1°“ of WNW-Im-
ability, constipation, etc. Yes, you have
indigestion. To cure It, take Mother
Sclgel'e Syrup. Tile medidhsi herbs.
hurts and plants of which Moth-w
Ool‘el’e Creative Om,
is composed, help to digest the bod in
your stomach; help to strengthen your
stomecli. When your stomach is strong,
care uill keep it so.
it send In New London. Cons. .. Mrs Ind Rodgers.
1: Howard street; Mn. lobes smith, 1 Huntington
mn Marisa lmslley I7 loss-ten Street. and only
hen-ins! others. It will cure on. or we will return
mrmoocyb sinful” of In from bottle by real.
resets attract elru Co ibIDeees
Street. "New York. "I y P I
hold by drudm.
CONSOLIDATED RAILROAD
O. 8. Mellon and R. A. McCurdy Elect-
ed Directors to Fill Vacancies.
NEW YORK. Sept. 21. -At a meeting
of the board of directors of the New
York New Haven and Hartford Rall-
hed a piece of bone taken out of his road Company here here Saturday,
‘ leg'and made into a dies. the emblem Charles S. Mellon was elected a direc-
of his profession, and he was after- tor to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Carlos French. Mr. Mellon
is new president of the Northern Pa-
cillc but it has been understood reccut~
ly that President Hall of the New
gnu became a member of the Common} York. New Haven and Hartford had
Council. a member of Congress and a dignified his intention to present his
resignation to the New Haven direc-
tors and that Mr. Mellen had been de-
cided upOn to succeed Mr. Hall.
At the meeting another vacancy in
the board. that caused by the death
of Joseph Park, was filled by the elec-
tion of Richard A. McCurdy,.ol New. .
York. Mr. McCurdy is president of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
seven A news use.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Kile
‘ford, Del., says: “Braslllsn Balm asy-
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses l-Ie auickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the merit
lag.” For sale by R. H Pleisted, I'
ll. Buster, and The Clifford Pher-
msoy. "
lNVENTOR 0F BHIRT MACHINES.
MYSTIC, Sept. 21.-—John E. Atwood.
the inventor of shirt machines. died at
his home here yesterday, aged eighty-
one years. Mr. Atwood invented the
spindle which is attached to shirt ma-
chines and which is used the world
over. He was the founder of the At~
wood Morrison Company. of Stonlng-
ton. M1. Atwood is survived by a wid-
Hosekood was presented with a pair ow and one son.
A PURGATIVE PLEABURI.
If you ever took Dertt‘s Little Early
Risers for billlouspess or constipation
Cupid plays his pranks under the W“ 1010" whatapurgative pleasure ll
midnight sun of the artic regions just Thom famous little pill- cieam the
so he does under the burning orb that "V9? and I‘ld “10 system Of 11‘ “'9
without producing unpleasant effects.
They do not gripe. alcken or weaken.
but give tone and strength to the tis-
sues and organs involved. W B How-
ell, of Houston. Tex. says “No better
pill can be used than" Little Ehrly Ris-
’ers for constipation. sick heedeoh‘e.
0
lie who sleeps to brush a banana '
peeidfroni inductees is bent on doing
her eye:- the ice W”may“ and $6 "1.
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