)-
ts in all outer
g the benefits
weather.
real will" tell
trade in all sections as
7', e 095%“
Mill has taken-I on
, 4 . 7.
' . 'uwfioldar weather
,3. . 0 wear but it has
. . . . tar frame of
that they are
heavy st
"0's gloves.
whence col-
or from now
- hi the change which
. ”is the lbs,“
with mafia:
Vile much more
and in ai-
orders are
”fairly
ta. per.
as might
pg;‘t]g:cior spring.
will .h..° popular.
VP .1
yrs-II: ,r ‘u‘éns
no tablets i got of you and they have
, , . Wt!
IV- “.enlnmetrollfim'm
. . ' i western shapes verslns
ort‘othe so ersrs
55M tbs elm
- z hats are mtlimni hinted w
doother hand and buckle or
gable feature at the local New
6 immhho first has
by rat: ly, red cal shape under
7 pi a Lea: style. This
it Just now a derby
coasts use issued and
1‘30“” show at :9
Wit “I!“ ll 3
. hind file's out of ten a
‘hive been able
“adhere have
“he thpf. one
it”, the .in-
7. Idi’thin iner-
laid
Med tam entire may
erer'a who in solo
“glory (the Mrs
IV their h 7 .
W. V,
.. tour ensure. I
I - , . issued November
7'7:
it“. That’s What litoitsanfi Willi Poor
Vague. bttt in two months i got more of
' treatment."
l‘. ‘ Mrs. Iii. ..li Faith of Myrtle Creek
, time set for the banquet, and as Sena- "'99 3’0 “"190 "'1 "Id "1
u
the wihner tests at
P.
t 'mgongressmm Brandegee has already
’ liver the principal oration. it will de—
"'5 and the amount of wogkmn
l" 0h;
lions so horny Event on.
-——Vi-‘s.—
soul or .oNla or THEN.
.;I 4.7 ,9. it“ ”h
. ”Elation “”2355“ ‘
1‘5:th hkfl‘ndhppetith 0“ M they tit
have an appetite and eat what the
require it does eat on sand. locate
the stomach sect digest in‘ and th
fermenting mass of food becomes
source of dist-use. of headaches, sleet
eleisneim. tangttor and l 9 thousand so
due sy plants of disor ered tligestiot
right i's‘ Dyspepsia Tablets prompt]
retti thud cure all terms of indigo
tion. ‘4
.zhould have been at rest by thii time "
Phil Brooks. Detroit 5“th says:
Your dyspepsia corn has worked won-
srs in my case. i suticred for years;
rom dylwilsia. but am now on irely
tired and enjoy life as I never have
More 1 gladly recommend them"
_ Mrs. H. H. Croltilt-y 533 Washington
treet. Hobolten. N. J.. writee: Stu
rt's Dyspepsia Tablets inst filled the
ill for children as well as for older
They have done it in thousand
of km and will do It in yours. Th ’nlks. he had the best of luck with
,the tannin Its? simple They digest ti, 1cm. My three- year-old girl takes
food Mbetiis the stomach works 0 rem as readily as costly. [have only
.ely not and M atht'hole whole set-mt. o say tablets' and site tour for them."
runes: Se‘sic. May'fi'eltl CsI.. Miss Lelia Dlvely. 4827 Plummsrfit...
it: “Have used and recommended Pittsburg. Pa" writes: 1 wish every
rt . Mm more“ is nqth one to know how grateful lam for one
ihgh like than? do, keep the storasch ,srt' s Dyspepsia Tablets and arid
. for a long time and did not know what
sited me i lost flesh right along un
til one day i noticed an advertisement
these tablets and imuledistplo
bought a 50- cent box at the drug store.
i am only on the second box and sin
gaining in tit-sh and ruler. l have at
not found something that has reoch
out my ailment”
At all tlrttggists 50 cents a box. A
ittie book on Stomach Troubles‘ may
Deng. of Rampant. Va.
.ssys: “l tiocto five years for dys-
eiit from Siltslt's Dyltpepeia Tab
[his than in five years of the doctor" it
his. says: "i have taken all the
done tit ir work well in my case. for l
i lilt a different person altogether. be had free by addressing F. A. Stuart
30.. Marshall Mich. '
dont doubt if i had not got them I
in msT MARCUS HANNA.
“~-
than going to banquets even it it is
New Havenors invite Con-tor to Meg one in honor of the martyred president.
.Klniby teases Meat.
'l‘heMcKinby Magus of Connecticut RIFORMATORY QU‘.T.°N3
which will hoidita first annual banquet
at New Haven. January In its trying to
apes Prison Officials.
ӎgfgnsggngau::;.g:_n:g9::l ('12:: Thesetats reformotory commission
this submitted to the oflcisis of the
:gghwhl‘tgtxenduil:§::‘ttt:olr M59311??? ! state prison the tails and the Connecti-
and Congressmen Sperry has been up- I cut School for Boys attentions covering
posted to by the league to secure him ' "‘9 essential features 0‘ "W ""3““.
Senator Hanna. however does not feel .‘u‘m "MC“ "15 1“” requires them to
that he an m he . nite mm.“ make The questions are comprehem
at this time. eflemh’asdglflt‘srdll'p rested a 3”” “d ““9! the “mil“! 0‘ twill‘m
enough from his menu“. labors dur- . in the institutions and the nature of
in the recent 0mg tam n 3931 their offenses, while In the case‘s oi the
lit: subject of the renowned tails-II ll? prison and the tails there are
‘ble to he a burning question by the 0‘19““ l9 ‘0 Willi! DMllCllvqnmglg
tor Hanna is to be the new chairman PmDIOyed therein. while it is masked
of the committee on inlorot‘esttic can- if there is s libriry in 1'10 “film
{Propoundad by Commission to Jail and
' us. he does not wish to make any «77-; tbls question bolas followed: up by all!
out wh ht Interfere wm; out which inonire the number of vol-
l‘r‘t‘tfivntlrrlt on swaying. umes it contains and how often they
The league would also”... like to secure are used by the prisoners. The com:
Secretary conetyou whopnest to Sena-' I ntlulon also want to know If any syll-
tot Hanna, was closest to President tematlct‘eiforts are made to effect the
McKinley. Here. too. the same dim-é moral reinvention oi the inmates of
“fleshy confronts the ieagtée When coon-lake prtison and 0:0 y‘algrst‘rll‘nwhfiui:
i session the intent -: one o secure or
m. h n m they are discharged and to rehabilitate
them socially.
KING snwaio'sm Hostess NOT
LONDON Nov M‘27 .—King Edwin!
has decided that he is noble to “cent
the invitation to se' it some of his
horses to the St Louis Exposition. The
declination is accompanied by an ego
pression of much regret; but. it is ex-
t Ill! to leave Washington This
ill be distinctively a business session
and it Will be hard for any one to get:
away. Secretary Cortelyott has not
as yet given a definite answer. but the
chances are that be will be unable to
kk’flcislsm are kept Very busy and they do
agreed to be present. and he will de-
anees
‘hsnd
whether any of the others of the Com,
ficticut members will attend or not.
They bonld like to run up, and some
of them probably will but they feel
that the time spent down here is much a
nd a tires t deal upon
’0 an invariable rule not to enter horses
in handicap races“
The girl with freckles may
”rift eyes and, yet she
a-
lane
W
'ilthwberp
Insea- «Visiti- hm somwdcsmrlih
them dWe‘mt-mfi
deag summed um ‘
thnmburw
aoomm- rill-Eyes ‘ ..
- mattrhuposrtheappadsv Hakeem-admiring
., .. V ,
t .
0". .V. .l'"
.0- Ii 0' ‘
, ,. .,. ._ .—-——-‘. .. N-. .. 4 i
Imore valuable to their (custitumte
pialned that Bis Majesty has made it;
- or it may result in
"‘ for. Baxter' s or
”infinite-s vies Loss. .‘ V
tlve gyms to w
' has me Amcsowoiwo L‘s
”New eves. The first sli of the
same was voty «only cultivated with
Vtht honors in favor oft chums play-
oia. There was to ill lack of team
work on file out or nth-aides. but not-
uithstontllug this (art the play reest-
td to appeal to tbt uttiltiriiv of litmu-
‘llit‘leni untl tht- tlev yer trunk of Dutch
. was vwenlmtiy appirnticd. For Bridge:
|port Hoffman and iasgnrty were thr-
:most conspicuous players.
'oad period was trinity In iavor oi tha-
home team. who tiidlnrttch better work
than the Brldst‘pogts. The following
is the lino- -up and slur Im’st’y
New, Haven. , V lridv‘port
Miller ................ . ..... it man
Right Forward
Ker-vet ................... Ml Kcnnn
5“" Forward
Thompson ............. l'hclan Lush
(‘entrl
Gunthtr ................. McCont-bic
illuht (livard.
boron ................... ' iiasgariy
heft (lttntd.
li'irsi period ~New Haven 9 goals:
Bridgeport tt goals. riot-cud period—-
New Haven ti goals. iii; Bridgeport 3
scale. ll. Duran ll. chtcr 3. Mill 7‘]
Hoffman I. linggarty f7. Fouls-d: ow
listen 4. Bridgeport 1'7.
.BRIMEPOR'I‘. Nov. .7. I—[itlttgepou
tools. sweet- revenge on New Haw tn yes
I turnoon for its deft-M ltt'ti work. its the
New Haven team was :uInt away with
tht- score of ill to i against it. iioth
teams played fast basketball. but ill'
glocois played the faster.
MERrurN. Nov. 37—~Mcrlden deft-tit
ed Waterbury at flu- towu ball yester-
day afielnoott ill a slow and luoseh
planed game. by n suture of 26 to it'-
The gains wss _rnugit st twgysnd (outs
.utte frequent suited cget- and
Kennedy worst 6 stars of the nine.
HARTFORD Nov 27. «in on ov.1
time name last night Hartford (stealt-
ed New Br iaiu by thtI '41 are of it) to it
Twcivc'm extra time was rt:-
uttitdti _to "double the game.
z'MlllIh Did Not Appear.
in Vt mistake, the Wellingford
it 13:77:“ It: My “men last ~ realism”
to play with the New listen It i. n. The
inroqrsr stated to ibu- Itu that “W own-
or o the franthlse tllll not Inennot.
in them a change in the schedule. and
the, players were in readiness to play
the FUN Haven team in Waliiugiord in
the alteration. 1‘th Scull! Norwaili
resin. which was scheduled to play the
V'Wslliugi'otd team did’ not put in an ap-
pt‘ lll‘flDi' t.
~—u—.—.—-
-—"l suite ’ for months from sore
throat. mcectric Oil cured me Vin
twenty four hours“ M. S. Gist
tflawesville Kt
—_-—.
C. N. 0. ORDIRB.
...—..—-
A ienarai lnspaetioi» iorVDooamber-a-I
. Make-Up st Cavalry. Troop.
’ The following orders were issued
6 from the atijutunt geru- Irsi' s once Wt-d
lit-Idle)“: '
Hertihrd. slotembcr 25.1903
1. in accordance hfllth Set‘titin 3022
Chapter lilz of the militia luw govern
'ing “arms. armour-s uniforms and
c.quipmepts" an ismcttien of all the
arms and state unperty. including.
books and blanks, in possession of the
active militia. will ll:- made during the
month of December prdklm’o; by Major
William M. Stark tutti CaptMn George
A. Cornell. Each officer respondlble
for stair property will be duly notified.
of date assigned" for inspection
and is hereby directed to have the
some arranged so that the work of the
inspectors may be facilitated. The in-
spectors will make a careful inspection
of all property found. report upon its
condition and recent mi such changes
hey they deem retessary for the
p reservation of the my. clothing and
equipment.
it. . sectoral ordain. published from
headquarters U. S. army while i
must be preserved for reference. vi i
not be placed to order dies. after the
flies at present in possession of com-
missioned olloer are tilled.
iii. in order to conform to the no:
quirements of the’nstlemri militia law.
the troop of cavalry Connecticut Nab.
lanai Guard.- wili consist of one captain.
due first lieutenant one second lieu
teuasgt and Inn set-icon. one quarter-
taster sorgfint sis sergeants, sis cor-
pOralsV. two cooks.. two terriers and
blocksmiths. one soddler. one Wagoner.
two trumpets". not more than forty
three nor less than thirty- dye privates;
mist maximum sixty eight. minimum;
s xty
"7
011» THAT 0L0
upscale. Bra
allies astronomers. seaside when
ever tried. almost without exception
10.05, manganese-writeup
lalsted'a. V
so LAND VL. Nov tr—mumsted
mass suits. mammoth!
01 060.000 somewhat below the figure
named while the tire was still is m:
rose. The insurance is. thought to be
Mill Mtillrds of the loss Elm“.
build’ings mostly frame strucrgurfl
.pnrpose's, we dried;
{ad that nearly all Owners will
,rebnild it once," ‘ i; 7 , _
”—o
A IOilNTII‘IC WV!“-
lot itself. even when but slightly disco:
ordered or over-lauded.é.hxo lDye
orgasrfir: VV - “some” and heal.
dol Cure digests what you”
last Menuhin the stomach and dipst-
all food
by _Oiilorvi
The use ,
srs‘oa' masts street was some 4M
“ugliness that he
Ilmtoh'i‘fflhl “50%th-
t use
iMPROVIMEN‘l‘ iN' 00Ml LINES.“
osnmi '00}:th 17577 and Steel Leaked
so soon.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27. ~8pecial tele-
lriilhlc advices from wrrespoudents of
the inttp'nstionnl Mercantile Agency.
renewal the state of trade throughout
the United states slid Canada. are sum.
marissd as follows:
improvement is shown in industrial
agricultural und commercial lines.
Plflilnlrg looks for general gains in rio-
tuattd for iron and steal from now on.
eacept’for iron ore, pig iron and bil-
lets. and in the latter after January 1.
annulled forms the situation is con
7 dietary and buyers itlll hold off.
although negotiations are on foot for
billets. bars and soils fot export. Neith
or cotton not' woolen mills hays exper-
ienced increases in demand. New Eng-
land shoe and leather industries are
quite sctivo. Unfavorable influences
are felt by masons of the prospect for it
reduced ennsylvanta soft coal output
next week. but the attitude oi organis-
ett labor at Chicago. Fall River and
elsewhere in accepting necessary to-
1ttctions of wages is regarded as a fly-
otsb e indica 90,
F rs w but be hit by 'prospeetive
‘ratle depression owing to good crops.
Southern plat'liers ,will profit unprece-
ismly through the high price of cot-
s. V Alt enormous ouantityni tton
waiting to he rheted. Tex
.1071 receipts arels er than dutieipaied
at some points.
East of Chicago. railroads report a
notable increase of business. due in
part to the close of navigation. Gen-
eral trade shows more snap owitig to
colder weather This applies to the
county generally. There is some dull-
ness in partd of Tessa, and expert dc-
:aand for cereals is slack. Chicago
sport that holiday buying throughout
'he West misea to esceed all rec-
trds. and it reasonable commodities
are being ordered freely in spite of
high prices. Philadelphia bankers
look for a thirty favorable business
of: months“ to come. Farmers an
merchants in the region tributary to
bat. Paul. Minneapolis and Duluth have
had six years of continuous prosperity
New York [Mel's report a good do
a.“ for high class staples Through
South iohbsrs are reported buying
with conservatism. .
Trade at Montreal is improved owing
to the rush prior to the close of nevi
nuan- Collections are only fair. Hoi
lday trade is brisk at Toronto and de-
mand for seasonable goods is active
particularly fuse and- wireless. The
boat: statement shows that call loans
have. been contract.» . ,
..__V........._...__
ONLY CURE FOR DVCPIPiiA.
Franklin b Bull: et New Castle.
Deb. says: “i entered for years with
We mhh‘hgl to have greathdls
'~ [.mflfiflll In!
i come hear of. t nothing helped me
until i took Bras iaa Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For-sale hyii. it!" ismd. r. limes:
tor. and the Clifford P
relive misfits apples.“
m Nov. :7 .-'i‘he Pope today re-
*selvedis “imam” Bauer J
7.; titres
Colombian Minis-
later at London, wheprese'nteti his ere-
dsntlals as special Vstrvoy to the Vail
can. falt'ci the health in the name
of his most on- Ibis alsvatfeam to
‘ , and informed
had recalled to
delegate
' . MM would he included
_ .. otpassl dlhiontacy.
50s inf-insane 7—07.73 sea.
' ' i to?” 7‘
tor 0 age. but
too can
e Plan. 'i'hey gift 0
firmly“!
:3 periestm Pill.. 26c at
was Is; to: oovssnos. , ,
w m It- ‘73va Chairman: lass issueddaln'
100v Mic men ent of e
have soon a novel Connecticut pita: for the‘llnsane
Elbe Overerowg- V
in that"!
.VLVII‘V‘IR I.
mmlsommm
dsiisimly flavored M
AMI.
ant-use noes-seas soar.
STRIKE.
feeling is general that the strike in'
the Northern coal fields will he settled
in a few days. The miners are said to
he disgruntled over the action of tow
union in rejecting the proposition of
the operators and are clamoring for
another vote. President bowel] of
District lie 15 has telephones lila-
Sparlihof the Great Western
oal Company. that he wul no longer
Opposo a settlement of the dilfloulties
in the north and ii is believed that. a
vote which will settle the strike there
will be taken in a few days.
NOT A ilCK DAV SINCE.
“i was taksilaevereiy sick with kid-
ney trouble. i tried all sorts of mettl-
tcines. none of which relieved me. One
day i saw an ad. of your Electric Bil-
ters and determined to try that. After
till a few doses i felt relieved and
soon ereaftor was entirely cured anti
have not seen a sick day since. Neigh
bore' of mine have been cured of Rheu
maiism. Neuraigis Liver and Kidney
troubles and General Dsbllity ”
is what B. F. Bass, of Fremont N. C.
'Writes. Only 50c. at Frank H Bax
ters'. Druggist. :
CATTLE KILLED iN TRAIN WRECK
CROWN POlNT. lttd.. Nov. 27. ——lu
a blinding snow storm here yesterdst
a valuable herd of short horn cattle
consigned from Ohio to Chicago where
they were to be exhibited at the Live—
stock show. was killed on strain wreck
on the Panhandle Railway. The wreck
which was due to a rear-endcollision.
is attributed to the snow storm which
prevented the engineer of the stock
train from seeing the freight train
which preceded him. The loss on the
cattle is estimated at 050. 000.
CASTOR iA
umfimm
litiflluiltwiivtplqli
Beersths
Consist-sot
DIG!!! iTAFP TO I! ENTER-
TA lNlD
District Deputy Grand Patriarch D
Burr Beach, oi the independent Order
of Odd Fellows. will entertain his de
gree stair tonight it his residence No
it Bette Place, East'NoerIallr
m
A MINA 7! IVICYQLE.
Terminated wit “an utiyc ctlt on the
leg of J B. Orner Frankl n Grove. ill
it developed a stubora ulcer unyield
Ling to doctors and remedie for four
years. Then Buckien'a A lea Salve
cured. it's just as good for Burns
Scolds. 8!an lrupti'onb 'Ind Piles. 25c
0" "nh"
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Molded
IEXTON KiLLI‘D
DENVER ONO-.010"- 07.-Although["“ Down Celilr itiii's lit i Witsr-
there are no new developments. tbci
bury Church.
WATERBURY. Nov. 27. -—James I.
Scanlou, sexton of fit. Cecelia Roman
Catholic Church of this city not an
untimely death” falliagdnwn the cel-
lar stairs of the church Wednesday sv-
enlng. The old than was gains to the
collar to attend to the inmlceo, indrlt
is thought that he nullified in the
dark falling down the stone steel. lie
was found by the parish priest yester- .
-dsy morning. Death was due. to a
fracture at the base of the skull. The
ideccssed leaves a wife and eight chilli-
.4
1 NEW YORK. NEW. iiAVliN a
HARTFORD RAILhDAD.
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