”~ Vthe ism peel to the Amer- over nited States is COCO Ill OOIII' I the American dais-bis has wished and wish- , V158 Stem shall open iloI hlen territory. of e Hey-Harm .. due to constitutional ob . ; hich can be legally remov- .. ombien people and which ' e worse by the diplanetic , of the department of Vltativee here. The Secre- practices of dew, immediate- V’Vm armed forces treach- tented the b! til. WW Camila YORK. Nov. 15. —In response ‘ telegraphed to Bogota m ascertaining the atti- lo of Colom- situation. atrensmieeion. 5.-T o Colombian conduct of the 151‘. solem- the treaty of 1815 to Hills of property and uty of Colombia in Pane- ' ernment has filflhmmm The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World eat is ” lags. bieofan- ,. Mitdvalmhlbterl‘ltorybe- M51115. ,Iomtful of answer,- is We Incit- : erlceapoonle an}: mu. , ‘5 stated riehts of Colon- e scendaloliely notorious in- I were now open to . . in: enterprises end which will hast markets. by a wholesome . n of the commerce and the of the United States and not by 1 them bad faith and dishones- e not the tradition of the United Miss which by. We eftorte pre- fiddled the secession of those South- oldies that wanted to dismember ,io unjustly provoke and d sustain the dismemberment sister republics. daosaeeiveblerthet whet the people can obtain by just - means'the government seeks ebrvi stinslteeoodt th ‘1 no: N" embl one. not conceivable that the grad . nth-whom the world owes on. sets and liberal doctrines or International law should when dealing with a weak , 1y country that has no other u change then its solemn pro- s American people; that it gnore the advice of its noble and the memory and the coun- Llncoln which have respected it Is not on should expect upheld by the spirit ‘r' 51:1 wrmmndenee or the ilhrabemenw J Jill. OTUROBO’O NOTIOII ' w They are all: Years old. and Roeeiver Pepper dues to Recover. ' A suit instituted by Ellis 3. Pepper receiver of the' Sonthport National bank. defunct. against Abram B. Bturges. of h‘airfleld, seeking damages of 510.000. furnishes a commentary up- on the methods employed In the man- agement of the bank's affairs. The suit seeks to recover 57,000 with interest on four demand notes In which the president of the bank, E. C. Sherwood. was Interested. Payment on ell four of the notes was as far back as 1897. the notes went to protest and nothing has since been done about collecting them. Now Mr. Pepper has attached property of Mr. Sturges. maker of two and endorser of two. and has instituted suit to recover lor all. The Iirst note which payment Is sought was made on November 15. 1895 by Mr. Sturgeh who gave a prom issory note in favor of the order of E. C. Sherwood, for 5500. The note was payable on demand at the Sonthport b'lliational bank. Sherwood endorsed the note over to the bank and on March 15, 1897 payment was demand- ed. end refuse . On the same day, E. C. Sherwood made a note for 5500 payable to the order ofhir. Sturges, on demand, and Ir. Stories-«promptly endorsed the note over to the bank. That was pre- sented for payment at the bank at the seniod. and it was not paid. The third note was one made by Mr. Sturges In favor of E C. Sherwood. on August was pursued with that. note. which was endorsed to the bank by the bank's president and was presented it was made. The note was tide paid. The fourth note was one for 53. 000 made by Ill. 0. 8herwood,‘ able on demand to the order (it at B. Itnrges and was endorsed ever to the ” bank by Mr. Sturges. The note was made Miguel 1.1897.end wee present- 011 not payment in December. it has not been paid. When hir. Pepper took charge of the stairs of the bani: ind began to straighten them out he found the Iour pmested doles. end on June 15. at this year. made soother fornisl demand for their .peymatt. with legal interest due on them. The demand was Ignored. end the notes were not paid so legal proceedlnes have instituted through Aggmmbagdmt Judson. Property 0 to 1‘. arm. on 15111: river has been attached on the ciVVpidt Ior 510.000 damages. , W “ AOOIOENT INOO LONG OINVIOI. Brahman “flue“ Duel Killed After 40 Year'e' Work on the New Haven Augustus Deal. of 15 Wallace street West Haven the Consolidated railroad was "struck and killed by a_ train in New York. loadey.wae men in the ‘5": I use WHITLOOK co- neresonnr i new euiossurs ssowsouso. idéoma. until. gNov 194mm Notionto Make . ifs of Bankrupt Neo- 1;” W“ receiied from the Trout "““r” . Party “ 3“"- ereek district that there are several A motion “'33 med “l ”'9 “Palm"; partlcaof emigrants along the Spokane court New liaicn yesterday to draw road in the west cull 01M1330u13 coun Mrs iucz Wakefield Whitlock wife 01'3”“ “when“ my on me V...“ 0, Senator “'ll1111X'k.u 0041910111135“. 155 “mr1.fl0n_ [n 0110 party “em 1118111“ "‘9 3““ 0‘ the 3- Goodman corn any l" he bordcr is a family of live. snowed New Haven against Slurgis W itiOok. - up and without provisions or money Thciowlcry Iirm brought the suit some . The family is living in an eight foot time ago and cmploycd Attorney .1 'tent with the 8110,, up to the wagon B Ullmanas counsel. l bed unable to get out or secure food "- '3 claimed that M" iiflltiock l for the stock. Three other emigrants purchased a large amount of jewelryl parties are reported along the trail 3‘ ”‘9 GMW‘“ ”"09 and "1‘“ “he followed up In the) passes and all In a some time the Sturges note was pre-~ for payment on December 1 of the year ‘ told the plaintiff's agent that she nas‘ purchasing the goods on the order all Senator Whlllock. In answer filed by a defendant :1 general denial Is on- iered by the former senator. and as the plaintiff may be cutltied to an ul lcrnntlve Judgment for part of the goods mentioned in the bill of partic ulars against the defendant. Attorné'l'I Ullman moves ’tbal his wife he made a co defendant. The motion will be heard in the short calendar session Friday A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does for the stomach that which It is unable to do for itself. even when but slightly dis- ordered or over-loaded. Kodol Dys pepsin Cure supplies the natural into on of digestion and does the market the stomach, relaxing the nervous ten slob. while the inflamed musclesot tlilt organ are allowed to rest and heal. Ito dol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and enables the stomach and discs tivc organs to transform all food into rich. red blood Sold by Clifford Phar- mscy. COUNTY COMMIOOIONIRO. Will be in Session at the Turn Court Ream in Norwalk on Friday. iue county commissioners will be in session at the Norwalk Town court room. Friday. from 10 e. in. to 8 p. on. for the purpose of granting licenses. The commissioners state In their com- munication to the dealers that appli- cants must take out. their licenses at this time or‘thet their names will be placed in the heads of the liquor pros- ecnting agents for p ution. it is especially requested that all checks tendered in payment for licensee shall be eertlded. The notice is signed by Charles 11. Pets. In. as seereteryoi the bond of commissioners. -‘ pr'etarious condition. Efforts are bc- ling made to send out relief parties. wOPEN‘I’ MORE THAN 51.000. l .W Dakar, of Phinview. Nob" iwri“'es: "My wife: uhered from mm: ' trouble for fifteen yeeds She tried a number of doctors 11 d spent over 51.- 000 without rciicf She became very low and install hope. A friend recom- mended Foley‘s Honey and Tar and thanks to this great remedy It saved hcr life. She cnioys better health I'hsu she has known: In ten years." Refuse substitutes. Sold at Pialst ed 3 drug store Houlh Norwalk, and A. C_. SllHlimans Darlen. CONOUL FQ R HOME. ‘ SAN FRANCIS Tifitlov. 19.-—Johi‘i Fowler. United States consul at Che- foo. China. since 1898. has arrived here on‘ the steamer Gaelic. Mr. Fowler. who has been in the consular service In China since 1890. played an impor- lent part in the troubles that attendee the Boxer uprising. The influence . be exercised In said to have been large- i "Ily instrumental In preventing the a) l '. lies from operating about Cbefoo. V ONLY CURE FOR DYOPEPSIA. Mrs. Frenkllsh Bush. of New Castle. Del. says: "I suffered for years with dyspepsia. Used to have great dis- tress and belching. ' i tried everythlns I could hear of. but nothing helped me until i took Brazilian Balm and one 50 cent bottle cured me can eiy." For sale by R. H. Pleistod. F. 11. Du- ter. and the Cliiford Pharmacy , ” 5T NDAND OIL OIOOHAROIO MIN- HICAGO Nov.19.—-’i‘hree hundred men employed In making steel tank care at the works of the Standard Oil cunpany at Whiting. Ind. have been" dldoharged. Curtallment of expenses" is given as the ca . The Alcohol Tums Liquid Klara» Remedies he Portions. Reinestber thin—Kidney Wort Tablets CANNOT contain V’aicohol. use. m. boots contort-rm ”on sacrum-sour tempers sellers are sets: urn-lee. not 5.1“" it i l. asst. rem Wgfip as 81.. p usesplu t’ we: 5.1.3111wa laefiglggé: d bladder. men and” Moon Q“ tried several swelled iedkideey to who: “I [1110. wsslnewsek DWI.- gili's Kidney- are cared In; entlr." ' ’ ywuh men and women who live well and“; lint take little sréreise.‘ e slight.drop- ey of me legs is ens-«Me. This invariabl? “his a the kidneyfa ”fit your more“ erine stand 14- lnflddw tbeymovedef 'ao u‘:.se. . Tablets. Threebobtles of the tablets relieved me, and :lg. weakened action DD roman: Pas that threatened to 9310.1 wastoldby carry doctors that my all- lhsd noappetiteend ditiom [wanedvisedtotryDaPeotiL High color cloudy Exaente means-kidney w “to Me's-million, 'r....."~ "r. . ’. -”u ‘ Ours We. ‘55” V‘s-techs. D'NQPMWI», . "ARV O The stetoment by William ziegier in Iva York that no northern man could not a fab trial in Missouri “where ilic American flag had not wsvcd from the state house since the war of the re- iicilion," has won him no friends in this ‘ stetc. The state officials. all democrats say the statement is false. Governor Doc kery said today: I ‘if Ziegler said the flag has not floated from the capitol since the war. he is badly mistaken. The flag floats every Mllday and when the supreme court or legislature is in session, and has for years and years. Ziegler and any other northern man can get as fair a trial In Missouri as he can In New York." Mr. Ziegler denied last night that ho had said a norihcrn man could not gct a fair trial in Missouri, and he. had not said anything about the American ting and the state house. Mr. Zlcgler would not discuss the coming of Shor- lif Smith. of Cole county. who, it is al- leged. wants to take the baking pow- der man to Missouri, A friend said for Mr. Ziegler. "These Missouri people have Indict- ed Mr. Ziegler on the testimoay of an avowed enemy but Mr. Ziegler's turn will come later." DIIAITIOUB WREOKO. Cereleesneae is responsible for many a railroad wreck and the same causes are making human wrecks of sufferers from Throat and Lung troubles. But since the advent of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. even the worst cases can In- cured. and hopelcss resignation is no longer necessary. Mrs. hols (:ragx. of Dorchesicr, Mass. Is one of many whose life was saved by Dr. King's Ncw Discovery. This grout remedy is guaranteed for all Throat and Lung diseases by Frank ll. Baxter. Drugglst. Price We and 81.00. Trial bottle: free. " FURNISHINO STATE BUILDING. Everything in Connecticut Structure Will Is In colonial Style. HARTFORD. Nov. 19. hThe commis- slon which has In charge the furnish- ing of the Connecticut Building at the st. Louis Exposition. had a meeting at the. capitol yesterday to discuss plans. It was reported that the contractor w... have the building ready to be turned over to the commission: by De» cember I. The Bradley and Hubbard Company. of Merldcn, submitted lilti'lli for filling up the building and arranz- ing the electric lights and Its figure was such that a gift if made to the state and this was unanimously/sc- ceptcd. Mrs. Charlcs C. Manson. who will he the hostess at the building, was In attendance. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wheeler. of Winnied. wcrc chosen caretakers. The furniture in the house will be of colonial style. and will be contributed from all parts of the state. The building will be ready for inspection at the opening day of the exposition, April 30. WHAT YOU NETED FOR CONsTIPA- i . When troubled with constipation. what you need is a remedy that Is sure to produce the desired en‘ect. .. A remedy that Is mild and gentle in its action. A remedy that leavcsthe bow- cls In a natural and healthy condition. A remedy that is easy and pleasant to take. Chamberlain‘s Stomach and Liver Tablets meet all of these require- mcnts. Give them a trial and you will never wish to take another dose of pills. Use them as directed and they will cure chronic constipation. Price 25 cents. Every box is warranted. For sale by Stillson-Powcll Corporation. Baxter Pharmacy. Clifford Pharmacy. DID HARTFORD MAN SHOOT WIFE HARTFORD. Nov. l9.—-Thomas M. Day was called to plead to a charge of assault on his wife with attempt to kill. in the police court yesterday. and after doing so with the words. no; tuilly. a hearing was delayed until to- day at his request. Day was arrest- ed on the complaint of his wife that he had shot at her during a quarrel. The hair on one side of the woman's head was singed and it was supposed from the woman's representation that Day held the weapon close to her. The woman later denied that she had com plelnsd to the police or that her hue- bend had tried to shoot her. Day in his own behalf says-that the weapon. which was found in his pocket was ac- cidentally discharged. lentils ad I lie. they rite waits-:Eiiagila 33:3... flog... 1' initial imulilt Pill ti. o C " or sale by all sis. m MINI OWNIRO WANT TROOPS. DENVER. 001.. Nov. l9.—Ocv. Pea- body announces'thet be has been ap- pealed to for troops by the mine own- ers in the Telluride district. where a strike of the in roue miners has been In p tor some time and that he has asked President Roeevelt't to send the esguiarsfrom fro-1M loan. as stated that it the president retusod he would order some of the state rd 7511051119 tomorrow. No view a 117:1,th missiles 5%":31“ MM? Rho ‘Ild II'O Ifl'l‘id 7.1158 lll‘f V‘LL I '1.- ill! .‘L‘r’l EM i SILK..— orNAltco'l'tc'. V “yum ' ‘1'“ 133' s - Apehci Renmdy lion. Sour sm‘fifm “brats. ,l‘everlsh- aces and bone or SLEEP. resins. si lure or L___iiliiEi _l_l_______|8ElSES enTmoetlatelolelldie- FfllEi’S Win-- "It! I... hold at Pleisted's drug store. souts Norwelk. and A. C. Biliimae's. Darien PRESIDENT LYNCH lN CHARGE. MERIDEN. Nov. 19.——President E. J. Lynch, of the Interaationai Union of Silver Worker's. arrived from New York yesterday to take charge of the strike of Factory H. grinders and pol- lshers. should it be of sufficient lmpor lance. There are 110‘men at work In the factory today. this number includ- ing fifteen who arrived and who re- fused to consider a proposition from the union that they return whence they name. 115! AgNiNILATON OF 'NONHO rseslnes'r Iteration waive soa- 116111017. No: 19. 1 list- cnrmmm can: alsit to Boston at e became flutes theo‘orim'nnt‘launh ’eetahlleheduofleeattheflonthsw» tine endpro days each»m wee this city. is one was devoted to conferences with beads of departments. 71 sauaskaau cafet.’ nest W 8“ . or tsesd TIN ‘Iillld- illil‘lltva Always Bought list For ilvtr Thirtllalrs ivsw YORK. new HAVE—N“ HARTFORD RAILROAD. ' 'rme rests. in effect October 1a. 1903. LEAVE sou'm NORWALK iron new vosK. it , s A. M.-12:59x. 5:14x. 11:58:. 6:14. 6:55. 7:08. 7:46, 8:16,,8:45. 9:05;. 9: 261.9: 40 10:24:.10:40.11:35x. P. 11—11: 55x. 1:15. 5:161. 8: 05, 3:10a, 4:07. 4:,50: 5:10, 5:561. 5:58. Ii: 5511. 7: 07. 7' 551. 8: 00. 10: 20. SUNDAYS. A. 91—12259; 5:241, 5:681, 8: 58. 9:481. P. III—emu 5:40, 5:55;. 7:10. 8:401. 10:10. V LIAVI NIW'oYONK 5:0" OOUTH A. X.-18:0h. 5:00, 8: 00, 7. 0., 8: 00!. 8: 03. 9: 00:, 9. 01:, 10: 021. 10: 05. 11: 90, 11: 02. ' P. Iii.:—11 01.1:04.1:00x. 1:56. 3. 31!. 4:02. 4:04. 4. 30. 5:08, 5:30. 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