,6:qu Whit-
BlgSpree.
WNING. Mont. .. October 12——
-1 people have been killed and two
tied during a drunken row on the
fill kioot Indian Reservation. Mon-
m The dead:
AKEB-UP—LAST, wife and three
ch ran.
- . SUSAN BIGROAD.
'1' S. LITTLEPLUME.
a wounded are:
ice Blgroad, will recover.
J, Littleplume. reCOVery doubtful.
number of indians secured 11 11111111-
! whisky Sunday night and start-
n a. big spree. In some 1111111111111
W es-Upliast became engaged in 11
with the rest. of the party Dur-
ingl the altercation one ilrtllan was
all tly wounded.
nkes-Up- -Last shottly afterwards
'went to bed. Later in the night six
friends of the wounded mun 1l11te1min-
ed to kill Wakes- Up Last. although it
is y no means certain that I111 was
the wounded Indians assailant.
akes-Up-liast was shot thIough the
Trend while in bed His wife awoke
and started to run from the housc with
her youngest child, when the ludians
rushed at her and tired killing mothm
and child with one shot.
The other two children were shot
' through the head Susan lligroad was
shot through the head. Mrs. littic-
plume' s throat was cut from car to 111111.
Four arrests have been madc.
1." BALL PLAYER eoss INSANE.
Pitcher Doheny Becomes a Raving
Maniac and la Sent to an Asylum.
ANDOVER Mass, Oct. 12.'——Aft111
telling his nurse with a terrific blow
over the head with a stove poker l: d-
. Ward Doheny. the Pittsfield National
1' league baseball pitcher. for moIe than
, an hour yesterday armed with tht1
same weapon, held a score of neigh-
hers and several policemen at bay and
defied them to lay hands upon him.
.Finanly he was, overpowered and after
an examination by two physicians was
adjudged insane and committed to the
asylum at Danvers The nur,se Ober-
lin Howarth, is seriously hurt but it
fits believed he will recover. Doheny
frat showed signs of insanity several
min ago, when he suddenly desert-
..o‘the Plttsburg club in an Ohio city.
1 While laboring under the delusion that
he was being pursued by. detectives.
After a few w a' rest at his hornc
here he rejoine the team but did
not regain his old form When he r11~
darned home at the end of the son
son Doheny was a nervous wreck and
slince that time has been constantly
5., ,under the care of a physician. When
1 )r. Conroy called at the house yes
ord’ay Doheny informed him that he
'Vild not need his attentions any lungcr
and insisted that the daily calls bc
«discontinued. At first Dr Coiiroy
'looked upon the matter as a joke, but
Doheny proved that he was in et1ru~
test by ejecting the physician from
,_ 1he house by force and warning him
JIOt to return. Ilowarth waa‘thea 1111
gsged to give constant attention to
the patient and during the. owning
the patient was quieted and slept
peacefully all night Today whilc
Howarth's attention was momentariiv
. I attracted in another direction Do
Irony sprang from the bed and. seizing
a stove poker. struck tht1 nurse a ter-
‘flfic blow over the head and 1111111ch
111 tosmash things right and left. ills
lfe hurried to the neighbors‘ for as-
intance. When she returned Doheny
dressed ‘only in his night clothing
18-inch! at the open door of the house
with the iron poker and defied them
do take him. threatening to kill the
first man ivho made the attempt 11111
more than an hour the madman held
W‘érowd at bay, but finally Chief of
. Police Frye and Officer Mills caught
J‘iim off his guard and overpowered
a, .
1.111.119 11111111113 nears one.
1,.
bi Past Twit Years -
MC lfiAG0.0ct.'12.-Tho death rate
ic'sgo infants less than one year
of age has decreased 60. l per cent sinc e
ass the death rate of persons of all
has lieu-eased 39. 2 per cent in the
1' m elve years. These statements
in the weekly bulletin of the
utmdepntment.
:1 of the causes favorable to
of infant mortality the bul-
'“An improved milk supply.
toxin treatment of diphtheria
causes often cit d to 111--
for the decrease of in ant mor-
are equalled in adequate and the
' eat is disposed to attach more
cc to the education of mothers
one of the young. The of-
. wmen's clubs and similar
isntlons in this education have
steadily growing during all this
1 . of decreasing infant mortality.
l helium this is the principal
giving the baby a better
for are.
Cent. 12. —Llent. Velasquel
145‘)!“ of tilt coir-cabal"?
. ed recently by lye hundred
, , to!- Noon on arid
men after kililna any three
gig a large number of the
“QW‘W Decrease In the Number '
er‘muls you should have simply a
feelingof comfort and satisfaction. You
should not feel any special indications that
digestion is going on. If you do, you
have indigestion, which means nor-diges-
tion. This may be the beginning of so
many dangerous diseases, that it is best to
talte it in hand at once and treat it with
Mother Soi‘ol's Cur-ash.
Syrup. For you know that indigestion
makes poison, which causes pain and sick-
ncas. We know Scigcl’s Syrup' helps
digestion and cures indigestion. Mother
Scigcl's Syrup does this by providing the
digestive materials in which the sick
stomach is wanting. It also tones upsnd
strengthens the digestive organs and makes
them perfectly healthy. This is the
raIiaIM/t of its method of cure, as the
doctors would say.
ltcuredlnNorwich Con11..Mrs. Alt.l'srh,qu-t1.
inpon 51. .1 Lucretia Rosana, "011m: St , Mn. Arthur
lllciiown,l0l Summit 51., and many hundred others.
It trill rare on, or we will return your uronry on
receipt of Is I from bottle by mail. Mon-u Th1
Mothrrtérlgcl's'iilmCow 16' Dana arrest, New Your
hell by Illirn --
PROTECTING COAL DEALERS.
The Retail Men Held 3 Meeting in
Meriden Last Week.
MERIDEN. ()ct. l‘l.~'—Elmcr (‘. l’ack—
111111. of Ilrockton. Mass, and (I. w. W.
811111111. of Arlington. Mass, president
and secretary, respectively of the lie-
tail t‘ual llcalcrs' association of the
New England states worm in session
with about 271 (‘ouucctlctrt r11tail coal
drab-1's at tho lift-I'idcu house last
Woolf.
’l‘l111 Ncw England association was
forurctl about a your and a half ago.
tlrc object bciug. as explained to a
11111101111111 by President Packard. to pro.
foot the interests of ihr1 I't-tall dealers
against the wholesalers.
“The association has nothing go do
with fixing the local prices. in fact.
prices to customers have nothing to do
with illt‘ association W11 llflVL‘ simply
organized to protect mutual interests
in our dealings with the wholesalers.
“'11 11111 here today with the idea of i111
thrusting Moritien dealer's. so that they
will become members of our associa-
tion. W11 held a conference in Water
bury yesterday and will hold others
from time to time. W11 are not here
with the idea of lncrcasing prices,
simva in «IN lli~i~ general matters con
111111111 with 11111 t1adc,“ said Mr Pack 1
ard.
llcpr'cscututivos of coal firms in
Hartford, Now llavcn, Now ll1'1taIII.
Bridgeport and other towns wcrc prcs-
t.1lli. 1
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result III Pneumonia. lb'a-'
zilian llalni is breaking 11p Colds whcn- .
ever tried. almost without exception 1
iii. 21'-_ 50c and $1.00 bottles. The i‘lif-
for. Baxter's or l’lalsictl's. ”
FREE KINDERGARTEN OFFICERS.
Mr. Dillingham'a Work Appreciated—1
D. N. Morgan Elected.
The annual nicotlng 11f ihc Fri-1;
Kindergarten was held last week at the i
l1‘r1111bel St'htitil on Lafayettt»1 sin-11‘.
Bridgeport. The reports read show,
the schools in a prosperous condition.
R1111. l-‘. A. liillingham. who has been a ‘
factor in the success. ofthc school. dc-
clluod to serve as an active ofllct't' for
the following year'rnuch to thc regret;
of all ihoseiufcrcsfcd.
Despite 111111111th1 urging Mr. llii
lingbam adhered to the position hci
had taken 11xplainl11g that while I1. i
would remain 11 member and in syrtv‘
pathy with the work It would be hot-
luv to secure the views of another 1'11
garding tht1 work during the coming
your.
'l‘h11 following officers were elected:
President. lion. 1). N Morgan: first
vlccpresidcnt. W. B Bca11h;sccond
vice-president. Miss Fannie Smith:
treasurer. Mrs. George Porter; l‘tv-
cording secretary. Mrs. F. S. Stevens:
corresponding secretary, Mrs. l.. S.
Weeks: legal adviser. Hon. Curtis
Thompson: medical adviser, in, N. P
Wot-din; auditor. Frank Staples. .
WILL TAKEJWO WEEKS.
__,_.
To Inspect the Various Railways of
the Consolidated Railroad.
The railroad commissioners will be
gin their annual inspection of the
steam roads of the state tomorrow.
and they expect to finish the inspec-
tlon on Thursday, Oct ber 22. The
schedule of inspection as over the
New York division of the Consolidated
railroad on Tdbsday: the Berkshire on
Wednesday; the Northampton on
Thursday; the..,(hnal. and .Valley
branches on Friday; the Highland div-
ision on'Toesdii.“’Oéibber' 20’; the
Shore Line on Wednesday October 21
m ihmihr Line‘..Colc tor branch.
eastern en 0? the' Big ad division
and Mldd etown Maiden and Water-
bur-y on. ThuMay.’ motion 22.
Gender: 11 Jerry Wall and Engineer
Homer option wilt am chargeoi'the
special train dunlaktho atlre trim,
ORAN RAT POISON FOR MILK.
amnlimu,‘ coast. Oct. 1.2-—
Christopher lsedwlil. fifty-three yea
| 11
otagb died athlahomahereflata
start cam ado-corms
111i law was less than t11.1 ;.-1
“unis aim 111 show that in ilu- rotc for
libu court will
:Illilli Forum will llill oppmt» :1 recount.
ts HANGING END-ED?
No Execution in Connecticut in Over,
Three Years.
Over three years have clapml since
an execution took plat-11 I11 t‘onuccticul.
It has 11111111 Inuuy years Sillt't‘ ~u1h ll
hing period of exemption from capil: 1|
punishment has lit-1111 known in this
state auya lllt' litlrlltu'tl l'osl. Silli't‘
tbt1 law providing that all 111.111 1111111111
shall take place at t|111 11111111 prison i11-
sletltl of ill the ('lllillllt'.‘ in which the
murders 11'111'11cornuilitcd. 11l1111 pursuits
haw-b.1011 lllllllzt'll.illl i|\'t'l‘liiLt1 11f lli‘lll'i)
111111 a \11111'. The list is 1111 follows:
.lnhtr (Yrtirrln, executed ilill‘t'lllllt'l' IN,
xiii.
Kaspar ilartlcln. 11111111110111 ilt't't1llllit'l'
3. “£97.
...i|llllli1i I13. I
lh97. I
(lulnt'ppt- Fuda 1111111111 1| ll. 1- 11II1|11111 :.i l
H197. i
Nicotlcinu l111pusi111..
llt'l‘ l't'. INIIT. .
(‘harlcs A.ll11|u11y 1111111111110 April It.
lii‘lx.
li-ulumlu ll W.Illlt~ 1111111111 llt't 11111 1
ilt'l' .'lll, Hills
Fri 1l1111lt'1k Max liuu ltlillilk',
Sultlt‘lllili'l’ ii, iI‘lllii.
Charles B. Cross. 11x111'ul11d
lifllil. r
(If tlrc foregoing list. t‘111111iu 11ml
lillllii‘lll were committed from Hill'l'
turd county. Klpplc from Now Haven
county and thc other six I'I'um l1‘1151'fl1-1l.l
111111111}. ()11 April ti, trim, (lulscppt-i
llandlul, of Now ”1111111 county.
convicted of murder in the first: dean-111
and N'llli'lli'i'il to be 11111111. but 1111 Aug-
ust R of that year Il111 board 111' 1111111111111
committed the 1-111Il11111c1 111 lift-1 lrutu'h»
111111111111 iltti'tliul baa: slut-11 tiicd 111
prison. 0n Nuvcmlti 33124111.A11-|
llll‘ 11 l.arul1tuo who killed .I polit' 111111111
in New lluv.41n was hi'flltlli‘UIi in b
l11111g11tl,bul 1111 April :l. I51112.tl1111|1ut|11
penalty was cuiuuuuml to imprint».-
11111111 for life.
The fact that no 11t1111111lnn bzn 'iilit‘l.
place in the state for 111'1111 ihrm- 3111:1115
1.1: considered Ililiilliit' 'l'bc pz'i-litmv
longest 11x11mpt pcriml limb-1' 111.1 prwa
1111's. lbw.
bit: the last half of 1.107 ”W b'tnuiugt
murbiuc 1It \Vctltctsticbl 11111:. operutmi
llllt‘f‘ 11111115 for lilifllllt'm‘, Nobody l1»
now 1111ch 1:111111111111i111b Within.
llll‘ past three \'1_1.11.~ .~'1' \11111I 1111111111111“
lune bccu built-1111] 1111 I111111l11r 111 the
first 1I11tzr't1t1, bu sub 1 pu-utly they
wore t'lllli'l‘ conviciml 111' 11 l11:~.~111' 011
drop 111' lli)lllit'ilit‘ 111' \1111'11 lit'l|llllli'il.
S11 \'t"lfii 1111 15111111 11111111111 awaiting It'lulE
for first 1111111111- 111111an
l\|pp|c 111111111f111l .lult l-.l
11\111'Illt"i l)1'(‘t'lli1,
cvct-ulctl
.lulv 21"..
III
111111111! licultb \l‘llllilil‘{
lilll'liilt‘ii iiilltlii iiilit'l‘fil
'I‘11111.~' 11111! Hula“!
1:,v1s't1 111
1»-v1(,‘uu'l be
pur:1 blond.
umktw purc blmul.
unites 1l11- wbnb
FAIRFIELD'S TOWN ELECTION.
Dispute Over Count May Result in
Camplicaiioos.
The question regarding count 111 lllt‘
rcccnt cicctlou in Fairtit-Id is lllllllt1 to,
1111s11|t in general 11o111pli1-1tti11us 11' 1111-.
111m1cn1eut for" 11 11111111111111, is pushcd and
aircady politicians 111111 spr-ruiariug 1111
ilIt1 tiutt'omc. ii is not now a t|llt1slitm
of vote for illl‘ acbu'trut'n only but of.
the election and 1111111111511 that issul-s
arc in be raised 1111 lb:- 111111'11 llilllili.
("Hing alleged tilFt'I'i‘lilllli'll'S ibcy point
first It) lilt‘ I't1tIII'II.~: of tho tuiuvussr't's
and nltltlt'l‘iiiul', fixing the number of
tickets iii the box til 7X9 \vlrllr1 iltt1 111111-
t11“:..1 treasurer \l‘J ballots illih lu‘tn
cast and others on lip iltltt1l~ put the
ballots at wt for (11111 Mid for another.
Rtifl 11 ilril'tl. 'l‘l111 predictions at tlIlSi
.iirnt' are that If 11 I'cmput is Ul‘tii‘l‘i'il:
“llII'tiu' mil" ”to entire}
mics and thc tickct preceding the last
will hold 11111111 illllilllt‘l‘ your. Sclct'l-
\ti111tbt11' tlu- cytl't-Iut- l)l’t'liil"ltlll is
l'1-llt'ht‘ti 1111 olhct'wiw. Republicans
smut the idea 111' 111111 errors and in
the issue beiwucn Selvclrucu Portal):
and l‘nv l'lllFi‘ the point lilll “ilil otly‘
Sili'll bosslblbtv it 111.111 I'lllll‘th uitbin‘
tl11 borogutlvcs of “W lb1111111'1uis to.
it no it 111111111111t 1111111111111 11iL1l1t.l\'at'u'
nllv more would I111 111 pump." 1., thoI
’stuud taken iii the it: mounts in this}
1111 Mar but whether it 111‘l ])i'tr\t1 strong
enough on ”1politi1" grounds to 111111111
the Issue out or 1111111. '1 1'111Inrius to he;
soon. \uother vit1\v 11111111 11111111 HlliI81,
Iitill.(‘(lll(1t1tlill;: ‘.\ir. I-‘ov'r. 1112311 in Ibc.
position of first solcciuutil Is that tbel
1post. will be one of "Illlllfi' glory; with i
5 still a minority representation he could
virtually be shclvcul l1 is not that
any 11111 II lntcut l1 i‘\liit‘lli but pussl- i
bility of such an attitudt- is urns-1 platn.1
A LOVE LETTER.
Would not interest you if you're lililk1
ing for .11 guarantor. Salve for Sores.
Burns or I‘iles_. ()ttrt limit], 111‘ Ponder,
lilo, writes: “i have suffered with
an 11eg sore for a year. but 11 box of
Bucklen's Arnicn Salvo cured me. It's
the best Salve on earth. 25c at Frank
H. Baxter's drug store. "
CHANCE FOR SENTINEL READERS.
Coupon Worth '25c. if Presented at
Farnk Baxter's Drug Store.
III order to test Tim Sentlncl‘s great
circulation and its superior advertisan
value wc have madc arrangements
with Mr. Burner. the popular drugglst,
to offer one of his best selling medi.
clues at half-price to any one who will
cut otrt the following coupon and pre-
sent it at his store.
COUPON.
This coupon entities the ho der .
. to one 60c packagc of Dr How .
. ardfs Specific for the cure of con- .
. stlpation and dyspepsia at half- .
. price. 236. I will refund the mon- .
. ey to any dissatisfied purchaser .
Frank Baxter.
' 1 .n‘
I ‘ rwgurwrtva cams.
Di- Ho’ward's” specific ftir the cure of
constipation and dyspepsia «is not an
unknown remedy it has made many
11111 slit and so posit We is' Draggist
3% of its you superiority in car-
\\".i‘i "
111111 National tluui'd
,liiiH‘ llll‘t‘t' battalions of four 11111111111111
, puny.
.1.11111l.11111|ifil1111'tirrti111.~.~i11uis 1.:1'1111tml
1 mined. “tilclbun
.1111111111111l11s
remarkable cures right here in. South?
ilc lot °Bilgiits ll
midi Dust deposit 1» ”rind 5”
flaming, Scaniy and i
Bull ache and Pain 4" Kill!!!
"if": Rheumatism, Gout and 3“
Kit: Kidneys, Slop: Getting “9
incl» Children.
,. 50 CENTs A BOX
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THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
Platner a. Bradley. Frans. '
MILITIA FOR ANSONIA.
Colonel Sucher to Recommend That
City to Fill One of the Vacancies.
t'nbmr-l '1'. ll, Stu-hot. of lllt‘ 5111-01111
1111i1ucut, New llavcll. It was said.
Saturday. llliil practically settled 11111111
1111.1 location 11111111111ftl11 corupuulcs of
1b: H'cttuul 11,..11111111 1'11 .\u.~oui11. [‘11-
l I be 11-1111:1I11ir.1ulu1111f t|u1 ('111111111111-
illl‘ Second “ill-
1:11- r1111-l1. 'l‘bc organization 111111' 11111111
ptlscs 11111 <11mp11nh-s. so that tbt11111m1
11121111Ii11n “film-1' I111» 11111 \‘lli'llllt'li‘S to 1002, should by all 11111111111 obtain a
till. I copy.
I1‘ui' 11 low: tiuic Ausouin 111111 I):-1‘.1y; ler-l'y public and privau- library
have been asking for :1 military cour-
puuy, claiming that the industrial III-
1111111111: 111‘ tl111 I'll} 11111111 stifllt'ivully
1. br 1' of 1'1 pretentativcs.
11l11-i‘ apituL Marc 11 20111 1110:.
.priutcd in dainty colors.
. Rll\'0l'll0l“ti 11111". the committees of the
; k11t1pt11 1:,
I Ioniion or 1002. contains the names of
loft 1111- tli'ii gait-s the officers anti 10m-
‘volc
1' tiuu and were
' (‘or pur'uiiuu.
. all 111' the artistic merit and bounty of
i the original photograph. The printing
|111'1.u1 11111111111111 Il11- I111 .1111111 111' 11 1111111-
putty in that Ntlilill Slur-1 lllt1 11111111
'1'11ittt111 illl 1'11111'1111111111111111 llliitlt‘ its 1111.
W“ In'iiiiuns l1.11\':- ill --u :~11ut in 111(‘1111
11'111l S111 llt'l‘ from
A l 1'11111ly
11 company could lu11111211uizr11l lill‘l'i in
:1 Filol'l illllt‘ Saturday
that i‘11iont1l Sut'lrct' has practically tlt'
1'ill111l tn 1'111'111111111111l 1.. ”111 udjutttnt
1121.111111] that might 11111 new 1111111111111ch
1sl111ultl be placed lb 111-.
Just Where ll1v1 11111:! will
lu- placed has not yc'.
t'titupuny
lit‘t'll rii'l,t‘l‘
11111111 il111'v1 and if 'ht' I'tqucst ix 121' an!
ill the Brass (‘111
in lb Sit-null
.‘lcridcu also 1111111131 lllltiiilt‘i‘ company,
and so duos .\Ii1b|’11 1111.11. 'l'll:11'11l.~11|>'0
Ansuulat for 11 1111111 .
lllll'i’ilflii has born 2111 ‘
‘ (ll lilt'
it was stated.
I
|
l
wants annilu-r 1--11n1 i
would 1111\11 Il11'(1111
I'i'L'tlllt'lll."
I
It romp-1.1 llllltlt' 11111 11 company in Nutr'
u:1'111 l1
ONE LADY'S RECOMMENDATION
sou: FIFTY BOXES or CHAM
‘ BERLAIN‘S STOMACH AND
LIVER TABLETS.
l have. 1 bell. 11», ,..1|1l til‘ty buycs 11f
(‘bumbcr'luiu‘s Stomach :11111 I. Iv. r 'l‘ab-
lots on I1111 r1-1-111un111uri111inn 111'
lady l111r'11. ulm 13:11.1 bought :1 buy of
iluuu about 11 11 11 111.111. Sl11 11111111'
ii11:.~. of tr1lll1111 bl'r neighbors and
f1i:11d< about 111:1 good qualities of
1b: 11"l.t|il1-t.~'--l’. ..\l11ir11.l)1'ulzuist.
illu' bout-1'. lud ’l'lu pleasant purgz-r
111-1 ttfcc 1 111 tip .1~'1' 'lni I: 1< Inakcs them
n {11111111111 \vltlr build:11111'311111111111 l‘tu'
s.il11 bv Stiilaurr- l’11'11mll (‘or'puratluu
ll fl\lt"l l‘l1111 111111 \. t l {inl'lt ll‘li. 111111111 1.
CO
RECEIVE LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
County Commissioners to Start on An-
nual Tour This Week.
The touniy commissioners are now
11111111111111: to 1111ci111 applications for
title 11cucwal of licenses In the towns
of the (1111111111 11\1-1111I liridgeport. They
will not b1 :11 their ofilcc in Bridge-pol
tIday as thcy 1111 to Greenwich to re-
1'11iv11 applitations in that town. They
will be away also on Wednesday and
Friday when Iltt'y arc in Stamford and
Norwalk. On the other three days
they will be at their office to receive
applications from other towns.
Th11 final returns from all the. towns
in the1 county show that there is an ad-
dition to the no license side. and in a
town where it was not expected. New
Canaan voted to try another year of
“(if)" and the five saloons in that plane
will havt1 to close thcir doors.
The other no license towns in the
country art1 Easton. Monroe, Redding.
Ridgefield Sherman, Trumbull, Wes-
ton and Wilton. New Fairficid is a ll-
ccnse town. but nobobdy ever applies
for a. license. Ridgcfleld has one drug-
gist's license.
The final reports from all the towns
in the state show that there has been
n Shine! four for the no license side.
A PERFECT PAINLESS PILL.
is the one that will cleanse the system.
set the liver to action. remove the bile.
clear the complexion. euro headache
and leave a good taste in the mouth.
The famous little pills for doing such
“Wk pleasantly and effectually are
Dertt's Little Early Risers. Bob
Moore of- Lafayette lnd.. says: "All
'other pills I have uscd gripe and sick-
on while DeWitt' a Little Early Rilen'
are simply perfect. " Sold at Clifford
Pharmacy.
u...-
ingdyopa _ Worth constipation, sick head-
e and liver troubles that he will. in
addition in selling it at half price. ro-
1fund the monpy to any one whom it
pious. not card
cousouoaysogo some. _ g 1
A New Steamboat Wharf “.1 WII- I
Tbsrai.
port and a on): Must?
It is said thatdhe Cessation;
road gt} ball new stéam
MO
ml the no
wharf and also snow 11 ‘
11th 1 .
~q
l.
i
1
”Ill"
'1 coat bottle 11111 no emplotely.”
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BY "80UVENIR" TAYLOR.
l 0—."
Legislative History of the Last General
Assembly issued.
“Souvenir" Taylor has just issued
the Logislativc History of the lust gen~
l‘l'lli assembly and it Is by far the fittest
production of its kind yet furnished to
iionnccticul.
it contains a fine balfvtono portrait
and sketch of the life of all the state
officers Stillnifil‘hi anti of a large mun
'I‘ llt‘l'l.‘ are also
half touc porbuita and sltttchca of the
111i1|ks 1|1u|ilulrII-' many of litt1 slutc
commisslouc In etc. ’l “0 11111111111 of the
stutc (llllt‘ 111111 and all the members and
oifltlals of the (i111u11111l Assembly and
llll‘ murmlttcca are given.
, ’i‘l11- frontispiccc is 1121. excellent por-
trait 11l' our beloved United States son-
liltll' (lI'vlllt1 ll. Hall, who was tcndeiu
'cd a rousing 11111ttptI1111 by the slate at
There Is
beautiful night tactic of tlic
t‘npltoi 11111! (‘ornlng Fountain
A valuable
in the half-1111111
sctiatc, thc
also It
Slaw
feature of the. book
group engravings of the
assembly, lllt‘HSclIKi'l‘H, tl011l'~
reporters, (111'.
A11 1111l1lc on the constitutional 11-011
ifii'llt'llii
i1~11ltt11s ti111proposcd 11,0nstltution the
by the mcmbcis and bv the
towns. also a group portrait of all but
311111111 111' thc 1i11lcgatcs to lll'i.‘ conven-
lion.
Christopher .luluisrouc the leading
artist of Hartford, if. l’rntt street, was
the. official photographer for Ibo sou-
vcnir. His work is 1111 to the standard
of exccllcncc and 1111ct1ived universal
praise from the. members.
The engravings are gcms of perfec-
madc by the A. Pindar
730 Main atr'cci. Hartford.
tI111 prugl'csslvc and undo-date illus-
trator.» All of the cuts are of the fa-
mous balftouc process, which retains
and binding of the book in front the
press of the “old reliable" firm of it. S.
I‘111vk & (‘11., Hartford. and is first-class
lacy-111,11 particular "lbc book contains
11'.'11I"J_".’1 pages is printed (ill flitt' ltltl
pound 11111111111 book 1111va and is very
bandsnrucly bound ltl full 1111] cloth
with gold stirrup front and back
bin-11y mcmbcl' of the Legislature.
and of the Constitutional convention of
should also have (me.
Nothing better for u clitilt't' preach!
to a friend.
A limited nqubI-I' art1 1111 salc at the
low price of $2.710.
If you want in 1111 surc of accuring a
copy. addrcss now
Yours {111' “Auld Lang Sync.“
WM. H~ TAYLOR. I’ublisbcr.
Legislative Souvcriih. 11f Con»
nectlcut 11ml iiilmll‘ Island, l’utuaur.
Connecticut.
M
CAST ORIA
For Infants and Children.
the find You liars Always Bought
Bears the W
Signature“
TRACE OF YACHT CLUB SKIFF.
Was Seen on the Oyster Sloop “Lena.”
in Oyster Bay.
Secretary (leorgc E, Curtis. of the
Norwalk Yacht club, has gained trace
of 11111 large skiff owncd by the club.
which was last early last summer.
Walter J. Strohmcyer saw tlu1 boat
’rcccntly In Oyster Bay. She was on
tho oysicr sloop #411111 8.. and as she
had not been pa ntcd or altered to
conceal her identity, it was quilt1 ovi-
deut that the boat had not bccu stolen,
Secretary (‘urtis has ascertained
that the sloop l.111111 S. is owned by
Charles H. Scutidcr and be has wrib
tcu to Captain Sctuldcr relative to 1'0-
111111criug the boat.
THE SALVE THAT HEALS.
without leaving a 911 ar is Do“ 111' 11 The
narncs Witch llazcl is applied to many
ialvcs. but lchllt‘s Witch Hazel Stilvt‘
is Iht1 only Witch Hazel Salvc made
that contains the part1 unadulterated
witch hazel. If any other Witch Hazel
Salve is offered you it is a corrufcr'fcit
E. C. DeWitt invented Witch Hilli'i
Salve and DcWItt's Witch Hazel Salvo
Is the host salve in tht1 world or cuts,
burns, bruises, letter or blind, doctling.
Itching and protruding piles. Sold at
the Clifford Pharmacy. “
RAFFERTY BEFORE COURT.
Patrick Rafferty was before the
Bridgeport court on tho charge of v11-
zrancy. Saturday. Officer Buckley tes-
tified that he was on duty at Cook's sta-
bles. Friday night. lie saw Rafferty
Imaging around the stables. Rafferty
claimed he had' been working for Mr.
(‘nok in the stables. The officer asked
Mr. Cook, and he said some three or
four months ago he did give Rafferty
two or three davs' Work, but not since.
in his own behalf. Rafferty testified
that he reached Bridgeport last week
Sunday and went to work for Mr. Cook
abouttho stables. When asked about
thd’fire he said he‘ s in a nearby aa-
loon until about the late the fire start.
ed and thrm went down with the nth-
e111 to help If he could. There“ was
so much contradiction In the cyldoncoy
that the case went over to Monday to
give Rafferty time to summon other Wit-
noises. Mr.’ Cook is to be called also.
The bond is 825.
Warm Iron over-seats.
awn-111111" h Rush; of New Castle.
Del.,' says: suffered for years with
dyspepsia; Jihad to have great db
tress and belohing.1 tried everything
ld Ito-Fol, but nothing helped me
1111 ten: Behalf l‘aa Balm. and one so
For sale by R. It. Plat-ted. F. B. Bax-
tor. and them Macy. "
”if Mrs Barnum; was to delight}
did 1111s have
fully situated... why
RAILROAD
has been in
nary labors
ii) 3|,“
of" Chicago.
and toast.
English.
othcl's.
robbed of ii
his l111us11.
drur' storc.
adopt 1 111
Rev.
writ the,
years." If
ma1.Im
said there
homt1 and
again until
1
A delicious. table delicacy with all the
grain “trained Its purity rs protected, 1:1)
men sv rup‘s.
(‘Hlt‘A(l(l_
chalrrueu's committcc of the Brother-
hood uf Locomotive
past ten days. bar: finished its prelimi-
East to demand that thc WIILZUS of the
locomotive ill't'lflt‘ll 1111111 of (‘ bit ago be
made uniform and a minimum of
cents a milc actordiug to the
stat-111‘ the 111151111115.
mantis will be llllttlt‘ on the roads West
DIETING INVITES DISEASE.
To cure Ilyspcpsia or indigestion it
Is no longer ll('(l,1Hl-Tlll‘,\' to live on milk
weakness that the whole system be-
11on1c.~1 an easy prey to disease.
liyspcpslu (.‘urc enables the stomach
and digestive organs to digest and 11.11- .
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.
DENVER.
\'t1lliltit1 11f ilit‘ lli'otbcrlttmtl. of Si.
dr'cw has closed With a service conduct-
ed by Robert ll, Gardiner,
Addresses “1111111 dcllvct'ctl by President
til
BROKE INTO HIS HOUSE.
S. l.t1tluiuu,
vaslnn of ('l1111111i11(.‘tirrstlpttilon.
llr. King's Now iill‘c i'ills broke into
his trouble was arrested and
now hr" 11 citilrtly 1 ured
unit-ed to (are. 25c at Frank B. Baxter s
GOV, PEABODY DENOUNCED.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
12,—- .\t :1 mass meeting of irutlo union-
ists 111' Colorado resolutions have been
denouncing
body for sending troops to the Cripplt1
(‘rc11k district.
CONFESSIONS OF A PRIEST.
.luo. S. Cox.
"For 12 yearsl suffered from
Yellow .l11uudicc. l consulted a number
of physicians and tried all
medicincs, btrt got no relief.
began th11 use of Electric ltittcrs and
tool that I am now ‘ctrr‘cd of a disease
that luul Inc in its grasp rnr
clue for Livcr and Kidney
stomach disorder or gout-r11]
get Electric Bitters.
by Frank ll. luster.
bunc. 1
.1111: al..'r1.|.)‘ «1. any . . .
clothes wished with shrill GLOSS retain tlie
srsnteed
airtig ht. friction- -iop tins, a feature particur desir-
ale {0’3 rte cleanliness; something so uncommonl acorn-
Three sizes, IocI 25c and sec. at all grocers.
I- w" ..
FIREMEN‘S DEMANDS. DEFAULTERS AgANDONED T06-
30
(1‘ 1 2...- 1 1 T
H' 1 Tm M 11ernl M ANII A. Oct Lit—When last heard
of. Iici'rnau 11ml Johnson the fugitive
ticfaultcrs from the constabulary ser-
vlcc. were on their way to the Island
of t‘agayaucs. They had abandoned
their tugboat at Asya, a small port in
Negros, and had gone to (luimbald, on
Ibo southeast coast of Ilioll11_ whom
they sutured 11 large vessel for their
trip to Cugayaucs. One of the native
constobular'y was still with them, the
others having left at different placcs
'cn-route. The shortage in cash in the
commissary department sale has bccu
fixed at $10,000.
Fircmcn, which
session in (‘hicago for the
and left Chicago for the
21/
Later similar d11-
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford, l)cl.. says: “Brazilian Balm sar-
cd my boy's life. He licgnn just like
tbt1 one we lost with croup. We gave
him 11 few doses. He quickly dropped
Starvation produces such
Kodol
similatc all of the wholesome foodl
but one cares 1.. cat. and 111 11 111-"..- in sii'euand was all right in the morn-
f11|liuu cure for indigcstion. Dyspepsia ”1141‘ 1‘0" ‘5‘“? by R1 “1 I'laisted, "'-
uutl all stomach troubles. Kudol di- ”1 Baxter. and The Clifford “‘3'";
icsts What you out 1 1n111kcs the atom- "13”"
.11 , _ , 1.. . 1- . r i . "
fluhy'fWI' Hold ‘1' “mm“ “”3. EMBEZZLING CASHIER IN JAIL.
IOWA FALLS, 1a., Oct. 12.——Edwiu
O, Soulc. who was lately removed from
his position as cashier of the Home
Savings llunk. has been arrested,
charged with cmbezslement. in de~
fault of $15,000 bail, he was taken to
jail. it is stated that officers of the
bank found 11 shortage of about $30.1
000. Scale is said to have engaged in
speculation.
i‘.’.——’l‘be 111111-
All-
(‘uln._ ()t'l,
of Maine.
the llI'utbcr'bood and
A CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
I had Dyspepsia. in its worst form and
fclt miserable most all the time. Did
not enjoy eating until aftcr I used Ko—
dol Dyspepsia Cure which has coup
pletcly cured me.——Mrs. W. W. Saylor,
Hilliard, Pa. No appetite. loss of
strength, nervousness, headache. cou-
stlpatloa, bad breath, sour risings, in-
digestion, dyspepsla and all stomach
troubles are quickly cured by the use
of Kodol. Kodol represents the nat-
ural juices of digestion combined with
the greatest known tonic and recon-
structive properties It cleanses
purifies and sw ceiens the stomach. Sold
of Clifford Pharmacy
11f Cavendish. \‘t., was
is customary health by in-
When
Thcy' r11 guar-
Oct.
lovcrutir Poa-
MEAT PACKERS WAGES RAISED.
CHICAGO, ()ct. 12.——Arr agreement
has been reached between the sheep
butcltcrs and the packers, by which
lilt‘ men will receive an iucrvase of
twenty-five cents a day. About 3,000
rncu in thc packing centers of the corin-
tr'y arc bent-fitted. Thclr wages new
range from $2 to $4.75 a day.
.111 \thkt‘. Arte-
sorts of
Then I
twelve
you want a I'clizrblc mc.ll- ..._.___._
trouble saves TWO FROM DEATH.
debillty 1 ‘Our little daughter had an almost
It's guaranteed fatal fillliik 11f whooping cough and
Only 500 ’ibronchitis" writes Mrs. W. K. Havi
iiand of Armuuk. N. Y.. "but when all
“Any mail for me?" asked the )‘EOUYIK other remedies f1Ille1l.wc saved her life
woman in the tailor-made gown and 11-11111).-
broad brlmmcd
Kings New liiscovcri. Our
straw but “NO Inlccc. who had Consumption in an ad-
”Hid "10 11115er38 0f the little yam-ed stage. also used this wonderful
postuflice a quarter of a mile from the i meditiuc and today she is
sumrncr hotel.
boarders today.
that the nostril card you got yesterday .11111'1111y
perfectly
"It' s all for thc otheriwcll." Desperate throat and lung
Don't you rememberIdiscascs yicld to Dr. King‘s New Dis-
us to no other medicine on
lnfallibic for Coughs and
5011 and $1. 00 bottles guaran-
Trlal bottles
I.
wasn‘t anything dolngaticartb.
they wouldn't write y.ou Colds.
tomorrow?"—Chlcago Tri— 5 iced by Frank B. Baxter.
free.
wr'rrw .iv nut-1 pr." e; 1. 1,.
sweet odor of the soap.
300 ethoaur PREMIUIIis Wi’i‘l'i
.6;:;‘:.4¢s . '. .
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