' i
I . 11~sienator
d 'In the' senate a
V. copyrights. it ill a
. wesuledI-oari- .
I - . it la (‘0' modifi-
‘till ' . vo been found neces-
‘- “III,-! on titahzauthorsI or their
‘ " ’ . ' ' " .exclus ye right I
II“ maximum any of their
yitich arecop lshtcd. It also
IE} or or proprietor
i'is pan
1 hate the pole right to print 7
I.
.I‘ ._ a foreign langu-
ed in this coun- ‘
V1“ NOVIGQ the book ls.I
. or-Platt also introduced a hill i
‘ a‘penaionoffizo per month .
daft-s. nil-ate at. Dickehson. of New I
aven. widow at William G. Dickcn- .
“EM . .. .W... . my D. 11th Con
6e “limbo“. He also lirt'iit'lll- I‘
.il ‘ bill. ‘ t . loll of 350 per ~
”Bill éfi , ;. who was a I
a a“ w I, 22d Connecti- i
at oiult' rs; d g the war. ‘
i
£011 _thp‘- o o aide, Congressman ;
,Mndeteo officiated-I‘M“ to remove j
‘ 'ahe charge of desertion from the l't‘.i'- .
of. .8"
It ' M 0 served ill i
‘ navy... . miller; also a bill
3%”!1“ O.“ “hams: ’30 per month I
I‘m) James J; hIaén i champlin sorv- l
’ M . ticut Vol~ .
., if; .‘Mh’ th‘ ' now live Ill
Vt'Willimantio. Mr. BrandeSee also pre-
sated rsnbtll .to increase the .DensIOn
rut-Illness leaky. of. New. London. to
1313 Last. month. .lealu.served in tile
. Impala Simon - Latte.- the inventor of
the ‘Lak'e'jsubmarlne boat, of Bridge
I . and (by. Voorheea, the attorney
, ciptaiil lake's company. arrived in
utodn today, and this morning had a
.th.na é.‘ a feukeboat
i. logic - Jigsaw .eitne‘r next
week on week, after, and the two
"a’ctitlcmon came’to Washington to talk
joy-1r "to details with the secretary.
The interview was very satisfactory.
and. I-hmouzh' test will be given the
b?" 2 all l . ..
~_‘Cap“tiln lake also‘ called at the
l"
3 house and had conferences with Mr.
‘ Hill and Mr. -Brandegee. Captain
Lake iaIanenth, tic over his boat 2
, no everfihlih ml: .
(will glVe his " t atrial, provided the
K git turns wright. He feels some-
what on ' ed from the fact that
I. Mr. Brandeitee ill the Connecticut rep
Iii“- mentallve'orr the naval affair commit-
“ tine, and-haf-hopea'that with his assist-
ance. together With-Mr. Hill, he will.
be given atoll hearing before the com- I
_ mittee. Captain Lake says that there
"i are numerous submarine boats patent-
“ ed, but few are'iound practical. One
,, has Just been invented by D. F. Tou-
mey. of Guiiford, Conn.. but nothing is.
, known as to its merits. - The eaptada
. s'iil maintains that his boat iathebest
‘ and most useful one of them all.
’ SIGNAL STATION. AT HARTFORD.
An effort has- ,heen made for some
time to scour Imiuion to .dispiay
Weather slxna t the post odlce at
Hartford. and Senator Hawley and.
Congressman IHearyhaveI at work
3, » on it. haul»; Looks“ tlhgu i “‘10 “hat.
. ter i get “fit mason as
heen‘gbltalnhd from the Weather bureau
Igor.” have agreed to cooperate in
turn shin the mice. The supervis-
' ins arch act oldie treasury, who has
charge .of’ the“ building; has now been
, , ed mammal hoped he will .be
' ito diav'e‘tt done. The'service
" ’MW nothing; an!»
' , ants swarm omnivorous.
Mannie mild: win no dispii'ye'd‘
open day from ”it? no; staff 01:10an
”“1“”! ".l’j ‘ l, ., I
I; , , t. 'tiissocwrlou.
‘e‘Al at association :held
.mm at for
m. e
"year: '-‘ compensate -c.
silt and.
l 'i
”‘“ “was! melee" plenum .
up? 8:-aecond vice
Wage ficunahan. ’96;
_ . allaee w.
. , I"_ John . Stanifer.
fi'vei'bo'mlnhteefinev. Dr. J.
3“! 'vtrwu GIG]. '72;‘E- A.
. J. Woodman, "is, and nob.
' I.
"W: ' 4 d ’landolln clubs
.‘ ‘ Dec. 19, and the
-' ' ' “isolating considerable
, ‘ . eIrIvisit
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a: .
7 3 today‘ tee
‘ nC-er Wits
-- o JeWett
.. ’Tgo.;rile
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tor
On
ban-
alsosee
lmum
noicometothe
‘1‘ ~
t
Malindbook In tile Eniz- I
K'ccn‘eren‘ce with the secretary of"
are that congress - -
"night. My neighbors thought I could ill-\l-l- I‘l‘L‘UVL‘I’, but, thanks to
a pleas-I I. '
- the delegation later in'
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a
. Miss Gannon, Sec’y Detroit Amateur .
Art Association, tells young women What to
do to avoid pain and suffering caused by
female troubles.
“ lime Mas. PmKflA3l2-I can conscientiously recommend Lydia 1-}.
Pinkinnn's Vegetable Compound to those of my sisters suil'erin with
female weakness and the troubles which so oitcn befall wont-cu. sui-
foroli for months with general weakness, and felt so weary that I had
hard work to keep up. I hlld shooting pains, and was utterly miserable.
Ill my distress I was advised to use Lydia E. Pinklloul's Vegetable
Compound. and it was it rod letter day to 1110 when I took the first dose
for at that. time my mat/oration began. Ill six weeks 1 was it. changed
woman, lct'fectly well in every respect. I felt so t‘lli-tt‘tl and happy that.
want it women who suitor to get. Well as I did."——.\i lss Gm LA. Gannon,
.9,Jones St, Detroit, Mich, Secretary Amateur Art; Association.
‘ , It is clearly shown in this young- lady's letter that Lydia E.
kinkhaln’s Vegetable? Compound will certainly cure the sufferings
of women; and when one considers that Miss Gannon’a letter is
main of the countless hundreds which we are. continually
ubiishing in the newspapers of this country. the grant virtue of Mrs. Pink-
bam‘ssnedici omuat'be admitted byllll ; and for the absolute cure of all kinds
of female i1 ‘nti substitute can possibly take its place. \Voinen'should bear
this important fact. In mind when they go into a drug store. and be sure not.
to accept. anythin that is claimed to be " just. as good " as Lydia E. l'inlsh
huln'll Vegoiab 0 Compound. for no other medicine for female ills llaa
made to many actual cures.
Hbiv Another Sufferer Was Cured."
“ III-JAIL Mas. Ptuxnan :—I cannot praise your wonderful remedies
enough, for they have done me more good than till the doctom l have
had. For the last. eight years and more I suffered with Email: troubles.
was very weak could not do my housework. lllso hat file yous pit-in.
trillion. Sonic. i uys I would resuuin unconscious for it. who c illiy lllld
your nicdicinr; I now feel like it dili'lilcnt. wolulili. . , " ..
“I feel very grateful to you and will l’l‘tjillllilli'llll Lydlli E. Pink-
"iiuln’s Vegetable Compound to all. It has now Ilt'i‘n four yculu since
I llnd illc lust u tell of nervous illustration. 1 only weighed ninety-
cigllt pounds at that. time; now I Wl-igli one hundred and twcnty-thtec.
“I consider your Vegetable Compound tllc lint-st. l‘t'lllfiil)‘ tnude.
Thanking you lnllnytiincs i'orthc beiaiiii I rclcivcd from yotn' medicine
Iremuin, Yours truly, Mus. J. ll. Fann‘sit. 2‘409 Elliott Ave, St. Louis, Mo.’
Remember ‘Mrs. Pinkhnm's aslvice. is free and all sick women
are foolish if they do not ask for it. She speak: from the widest
experience, and has helped niultatudcs of \\ olncn.
$5000 IORFIIT if we cannot‘forthwilh produce the original loin-rs and signal um ol
Ibovo Mtillouilil, '51“! P“)!!! their lsbsoltlic udlliiiltl-llma.
'Lydl
PHILIPPINE COASTWISE LAWS. ix
MANILA, licc. ll.--Thl‘ PhilippincI
Commission recommends that no inter-l.
ti‘l‘l‘lll‘i‘ iakl- olncc with the coasiwlt-u- I
1?“? until. “WI“I‘I Amati?“ vegfigldead at her homo today with a. gun.
‘IM‘ “’I__“(‘"""“‘I ‘3“ I‘I're‘)?‘ , I“ shot wound in her ill-cant, The bus.
:hi'ldoto‘ihLIIglrxi’iul-lxtl‘l‘yihmallow“:ItI band is under arrest. pending an Ill-
. ' 3 ‘ i vcstl utioil. ~'
the i‘lliieul-Stalou. ‘
)5. l’inklllun Med. (20.. Lynn. load.
1
MINER'S WIFE FOUND DEAD.
I’ITTSIIITRG. Doc. II."“’\Ima Cy-
press. the young wife of an Auutrian
coal minor. of Federal, Pic. was found
__._..._.—._«—~
*' ONLY CORE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
ti Mrs. Franklin Bush. of N... Castle.
l)cl.. says: “i suffered for years with
-' A F GHTENED HORSE. l
Running. ike mall down, the ntrec
dumping ’ih‘c occupants. or-a hundred . .
other licci opts. arc every day occur,- _fli'speilsia. used to have great dis-
rencos, " i ill-hooves everybody in tress and belching. I tried every-
hnvc a reliable Salvo hundyIund lllt‘i‘P't«:I thing i could hcar,of..bttt_ nothing help-
none as good as flucklcn‘s Al'nicaItcli me until i took Brazilian Iiilllll. and
Salvc. illlrns. (hits. Sores. Bczcma’ one 50 cent bottle cured mo complete-
’snd‘"Pilbs."di§tlppear quickly under its lly." ... _ , . ..
soothing o ,ect, 23c..at Frankjl. Bur . NFor sate)” , *Piiisftcli‘.‘i-‘. H. Blu-
ter's Ilrn Ito ‘ 7- 1 4 ‘3 . “" I tor. and the Cliffr . "
.L.
I
C Santa Fe. six years' with the N. Y. R
.taetia..0uaranteedbylraahfl.na:.~
New‘ President lays lta Patrons Are‘
Entitled to lt—Addraaa of Mr.
Malian at Providence.
PROVIDENCE, R. L, Doc. ll.—Prosi- PARENTS? "you will .
dcitt s. C, Mellon. of the New York. .
New llavl-ll and Hartford railrood.’ , n‘rmdtllétrchfiiligg I
:ililirl‘slilna iiil‘ (‘lililnhcl- of ("mi- " “I; II)“, III lsa's'vw
lut‘li't. said illill iti- itltd INI'II llIIVIM‘II I (‘hlldsrn Will Ik! the R03;
tillit I'i'ilVIiit‘lllft‘ was till-.sllu'nl l'cliil-l', i ("A they will take Micki In
of tho Hyniclll llllii contill'lll-d:
till. harmed til-silent and
Iliit' Ill-l ltt complaining of what hit.“
lloctr and only pl'ocrcss i'llll Iiic Ill
t'l'll.~ItIi'I'IIlK and lnl-olli'lluin: iltlil
\l‘liil II should ho.
' it is till "in" and not the artificial
Ili‘IllL. l-liilcd illl- company, tiltii has
own in l'2iliil. il‘ innit ihcl'l- has been.
'l'iic utcu lluvl- girlic; lot tlic l'i-Iilunl-
or twice a day In the H deliciously flavored Food.
toad
AT H I. E T B S P Vino
training for stamina and en-
dsnmootoodwlllhalp
flbtlufld. Itisao sci-
icootadthat ittssssy lo
Adults.
lilltilt'l' of your it'lllll-lv-'. co wlilt iltclil. \ l wil r at
You hit: hilllullllp Illi‘ iii my efforts for “Malinda“. Am ‘ Roam“ iprope ly nourish a
II|||ll'll\'t‘lill‘li' lly til-trust doubt nllii “03mm ""1 I
lliuplil‘unclnlni. “'Ililf with u iiilil- t‘ll- M‘ndmb’ My“ ‘
l-lilli‘uizcrticltt now and tlilli you I'Illi MMMIWM: i
r‘lllll‘ lo i'l-ttl-wl-ll I‘Iflli'i' and bring the
lll-siiod i'l-snli ncurl-r llcl-lmlpliullmcni.
“ii is doubly incitinhlnt llpou tllc
mlitiliucml-tlt of a railroad having
"I' iicllls of work. i lliu llopl-ful to have
to .N't‘IVI' you faithfully and cfllcicntiy.
You should not submit to unreasonable
I Did g“ out. I
world“! W l
l._i____..___._______l
L...“ ,, .,
“Iicrc wuti illl llllidinl: iiiM‘Ulilt'lli. ll .-' oIIrW
,lpiiit ot i‘illllltiniiiil .ht'l'c was tltc if . :iesiihllilkbi thdsliy
pint-i. In l-olisuqtll-lirquoi nil iiilli‘l‘~. {I , M.
ncl‘lilnl: tiiil-tlllon. I“il" If WI ‘Jl'l' to n i' ,
inivl- tlnii lncnslirli ilII 'ucl-cns with .r “ WIBN 1;“ m PRO‘ ‘
our proplrty Wl- mosi cnrnrsily ill-stri- .' I WM)? Adah“? I
we must llll\‘l' Ill Illiii'ilrili. willil ltus ’.‘ . IM¢II¢CIIIVOtllcspttaL o .
ill-on tlil- |ll'l‘\l|IIIll|.{ opliliiiiill licl'c ll J I In“ ““070“ “V“. “9:!!- ‘
l-ltmllli-tl- l-liilliul'. Ilitl' 'thj- one which I; I ‘h‘ 8”!" and ' ‘m One
hits illkctt illucc in ”to management of .: l "5““ with iood.
illl' company, . l mosaic! the 1.: ”nib: ‘ ‘
“I up not will”: in discuss with ., I “V.” 00“ no“ “”1 “IOMWIV OF
you lint-loin history. Ior illiit ctin bc‘ .: ‘ nilioiduztdthcitmvwm I .VLVIQTIR P.
piodul'ilvc of little good. hilt I run ‘ than It; ounce oi as; 7th“ I
mini): ll. lull.- you in join with illl‘ in I coir-ll 5nd. not in mi: l aura carol-rites consumer.
lllliltinu history from this time on.‘ I . “u“ ”2‘“ corn h:tk
lll‘ililli-i you ill l'clnclnllor tiltii :l I'ilil- ‘l' . nitrogenous and P P l MN" Emu“, 1:00” 00'
l'olld l-Illi'ipliny is. lot lill ilnil- helm: I ; slemrnta- "I. "wk “$3“ Boutlihorvalk.()onn.
IIIII_\' ”it" pcrl-oltulity ol' the inl-lt in ' 'l and "I M "c F anmnflg—I have made the
'Ilill'lf." of its :lil‘uil-s. ullli will-n tiltii ‘ ‘ "W mm“. or RUSK and find it to be reduced from Oatgll u; r I
ll l‘.~lIIlIliii\' cilullhcs lili‘l'l' l-illl Ill‘ lliliv Iualhinedn mill ' "““w' ' ’ y e "I. “.m-
‘ ' a portion ol the oak once capitation, which makes it. a rich. perfectly cooked. air a
OAT RUSK contains in the correct proportion! those food
elements. which nature has designed. to build and maintain
vigorous constitutions. and rugged health. in Children and
Especially in growing Children. where the“ nmruflity (or a
mental growth of the Young. is always gl’cut. Parent:l “'lil Il-lii
Oat Rusk to be both a superior and an indispensable food.
3“me ”mo 3. z ,
WHIILCR
required analysis of ca!
l sustain the physical and
A... a- _,
WOOD PROCLAIMS ANTI-SLAVERY
LAW.
-\:ll lions. liisnluli'tcour il‘Iillllll‘lll or iii-‘ - ~ ,
rilmt'It'lll liull llttsliiisflll'tol'y ttcl-onllnll— QUIET IN SAN DOMINGO.
lililiotls. \‘ou :ll‘i' cllllticd ill ihc lit-st NEW YORK. Doc. il.~Till' (,‘lyill-
till-rt is, and the company ii: illllf‘ unit 3 fili'amcr (‘Ilf‘l'flkl‘i‘. which arrived todup'
willing to pin it. You should. how-l from Sun llolnlngo, I'(',|Xil'i.“ tiltii quiet
'\'.*l'. l‘l'lllt'nliit‘l‘ that It Is lllll tilt curly. fin-yank. ()rdcr hnli llccn rcslorl-d in
task to control hug discipline 35,000. forc hcr urrivnlillct‘c. Slil- cxpl-l‘icnc-
ctnplllycs. 'l‘lil- rilli‘ ' oi' nhni‘ls has run ' “(I H" lllfliculiy in llisl'lllil'gilil'. and loud-
i'iiilli'l‘ low, :itlll llil wugc.‘ puil‘. .l. ' nlliI In): cargo iii all of ”w ports of cull.
aural-tint: llil-m to the laxil-ut u - would 3 Th" t'lli'l‘oki‘l‘. “‘Ilt‘ll silo lcfl Nl-u \‘ol'k.
llkl: but with ilic lulitcrilil lil'iilliiliill.I hull no clciirlincc piipcrs for scvcl‘al
we :u-l- proposing to do the bust wrl rnlp , of ihc ports. thl-n ill tiic blinds of Ili-
unil tl'lla' to mnko llmllil‘osl l'ilnsiunl . stimulus. for which slil- was bound and
Itltproyomcnt. it was unnlutlll-cd that ”W lloulinil-lin
“Bill'ncstly illisii'iuu here the l-onll-IHU\'~-l'lillll'lll navy would l‘llfln‘co iiic
‘Ii‘nl't' that has Ilt'f'll my reward ill lltll“ blUi‘Iilldi‘ 0" ”105" ports uguinsi “(‘1'-
cl' fluids of work. I ll tnllopcflll to hurt I Til" IR" "I Illl‘ “'05 3‘ U” klll't‘l'llllll'lll
at your hands lioni-ni, carefully Willi-iii]. ‘I ctiilcll this situation.
crcd criticism lilili may help toward
iil'ii Wood has proclailnl-d iii Morolund
un liliii~sliivcry law. passed In Octo-
llcr last hy the legislative collncil of
lilt' Moro prollnl-cs. lipoit the promise
of the sillilllt and ileum to abide with
its t'llllllllitlllHI (:cncrai Wood has sug-
lzcuicd to Govt-tutor Taft the establish-
ml-il: oi‘ the native Moron on lauds
“Ilil‘Il will In- nssigticd to them by the
sultan :lnll dllttos at a rate of valuation
t-‘IIIII' Il'lli lo providc illc latter with a
lnlldl-l‘nll- i"conti- from tho I'clllais. lie
Ilt‘lit‘VI'S iiicy will accept ll proposition
of tiic kll‘lI.
the improvement we all so much dc-i THE LONE STAR STATE. *7-
sirc. and assure you that it will ill-l “my" in '1‘"thl at Yiuikiiiu, l~ ll Ml:
gratefully rocoivmi undIl-onsillcrcll in? il".\' floods firm of \\'Ilii'I| Mr. J. .\1. Hal CA5 I OR IA
the spirit It Is givcn." ill‘l' is Illl‘ ltcull. Mr. Iiitlii‘l' on one o:'
-—-————-»~-—--._. fills trips East to buy goods sliili to n For um“ um Children.
LADIES' BENEVOLENT Ty, lIl‘li‘lliI who was with him iii litc Diliiii'l‘ .
' SOCIE - .‘lll'. "licl‘l‘. lukc mic oi' IIIHM‘ I.ilill* Hur- ‘ “I. K'nd You “a" Al'a’: W
Annual Meeting at ‘he-NQMIIK Con Ii) Iliscre upon retiring: and you will
gregatlonai Church Wednesday Ibc up curly Ill lili‘ morning Ii‘i'IIIILZ Bears the
Aftomoon~Mrs. Hill President. = good." li‘ori' the “dark brown“ tunic. Signature 0i
‘ a
headacllc null tiltii Iougy fooling U4"
Will's I.Iiill- Early lti‘scrs arc the bust
pills to mil}. Sold by Cli'i‘nrli I'Illll‘
mall-y. "
The annual niccti MI the isidioe‘
llcncvolont alsam'iation of the Norwnlk
(‘ongrogutionul churclljllcid its ltltlltllll
luccling_ Wednesday afternoon. with.
the rceuii that new oflecru arc 3400“
III two Important. Minus. that of prcsi- .
dent and treasurer. - -
Miss (‘ilarlottc l-I. Raymond who
has been prcsidcnt of he organization
for inuuy years. llccliéd'n rc-cicciion
in: did also Mrs. .-\. .l. . t‘t'kf‘r. as trolls-
llrcr.
Tllcsc oflicci‘s \\'l-rc,‘s-lccicd:
l’rcnilicni~ltirs. .\rtIIiur B. Hill.
\‘Icc-Prl-silicnts—Mfl. George 1). El!
iici't: Mrs. William“Itfl'itdic~ Smith.
Ministct-illn Circle; Mrs. Sarah it}. Sitt-
pics. loidcn ltllIIcIC 'cle: Mrs. I". .l.
(‘tll-tis. lkmrkcepct‘s-e'}clrr Miss lies-
uili Stanley, Kind Wo lis Circle: Min.
.Itiliu Wilson chairman visiting conr'i
mitten: Mrs. M. E. Mend. '
. CAPTAIN LEONARD PECK DEAD.
NEW ll.\\'i«)l'\'. ill-c. ll.——('flitlalll
- l.l-onui'd iii. l’cck. wilil-ly known ill
Iilrnlld Army circles. illcll sitdllcnly ui
ch Sluics guuhout Castillo. which still ‘ his liotnc on iiowc sti'l-ct ycstl-t'duy.
cll llitc ylsicl‘dlly for Kl-y \Vcst cn rout ' t‘uptnln l’cck wall: sixty t‘IKIlI ycnru
lo Colon. grounded in tho llclliwnrl-lold and a unilvl- of Woodbrlllgc. Ill'
Rlvcr llolow Marcus Hook about fifteen lcnlisicd ill Company (1. Seventh Conn,
miles from this city curly today. TIli‘ ! Ilclzimcnl. :lud Wits promlltl-d to thc
(‘nstinc is lying cosy and Commaudcr I rank of sergeant. in load Ilt‘ was clcct-
McKnight rcports that silo will probll- ed post commander of iiil‘ Admiral
lily float at tho ncxt hiltli Illil‘ \villloui ‘ Fooic l’osl, G. A. it. Captain Pcck
net-'isin‘it‘l‘. llcr engines are working ' IIHH liccil all cmployc oi‘ the. Now lla-
iitlli she is gradually being released i you post oflicc since is”. as u lcttcl‘
front thc bell of sand on which she Is I carrier. ”0 Is survived by a wife and
lying. ' . two children.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Ellis. (.‘apiailt ll. lIulMll‘flI of
its file stomach and disc» 1 ford. i)cl.. says: "Brazilian Balm sliv-
GUNBOAT CASTINE AGROUND.
PHILADELPHIA. Ill-c. lI.—~’i‘ltc Ulli~
KODOL DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Digests all classes of food, lonm
I tind strcllgthc
Mil
Home Scrrctarv— Miss Elizabeth W. . . a . - l . .
_ _ , - , vtilc organs. (urea DHPODSHI. InIII‘ii‘fi my boys life. He began just like
:‘I‘f’““t “““mm' “'9‘ .loslnll 0' n" E' I zostion. Stomach Tro'ftlllcs. and makes i the one we lost with crollp. We govt
'~- rich, red blood. health and strength.;him a few lloa‘f‘ii. He quickly dropped
INNS" hi""""“"-"”NV“- “ Inficld ii. i lx'odol Dyspepsia (‘ln'c rebuilds \voru' : ill sleep and was all right in tho morn-
lilillluin. ‘ tout tissues. purifies. strcltgtlil'ns and 3 ing.‘
Treasurer—Mrs. hitul-nc l.. iloycl‘. lsweeicns the stomach. Gov. G. W. Ai- I ll. Baxter. and
Parish Mlssiouary~liisa Georgia | kinsou. 0f “.1 “I” sill-“I "i have “50d Imacy.
THD‘IOI'. a number of bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia I
The reports of tho YRI'IUIH‘ cominlt- l (‘urc and have found it to bc a very ei- i THEATRICAL COMPANY DISBANOS
let‘s wcro llrescntcd and they “”0 i fcctlvc and. Indeed. a powerful routed)" NEW HAYES. Dcc. il.—lt was all-
0“"9 interesting. 03"”ti “'9 VISII‘IIOI‘ slomfli'll ailments. I recommend notinccli yesterday that the product-
illg committee's. This bod." his charge. it to my friends." Sold b." Clifford ion of the comic opera. “A Princess of
Tile Clifford Phar-
OI
_- ... .— 0.--...
of the strangers and the "I Ill ”‘9 PM“ I Pharmacy. ” Kcnsington." at the Hyperion Theatre
tsh. ._ JOHNSON REFUSED BRIDE '\\‘cllllesday_ was tho iipal pctrform-
””7““" ‘ - I aucc. of the opera. The piccc had its
RESIGNS FROM CONSOLIDATED- MANILA. Dl‘c- ll—CRI‘I JOIlIlSOH- Initial production in September and
. vice-consul at Amoy. charged with aid- has since he?“ played I“ Ncu- York
V'°°""°""'“ hm“ “IV" UP H"I his the conspiracy to smulrslc coolles and Boston. James T_ Pom-rs having
3"." Md M"~ KNI‘BNPGW" Nam“ .‘from China Into the Philippines, lils- i the leading part. Aftcl‘ last night‘s
“I ‘° Tu" the Pam?“ ~ . 23““‘1‘0 “5 merchants denies ”W ll“ i performance the company disbanded.
J“ ”‘9 omeOI "W New iork. N‘“ I has received any fees except those etc i - -—
“m'm 3"" Hartford Railroad com- thorlzed by law to sign Chinese certifi-
puny I“ New Haw"- "W ”"0““! Q"I'll-ates. Hc also declares that he re
ciul announcement was given out yes-I fused bribes.
tcrllay afternoon: '
William E. Bfll‘llf‘li. on account of.
impaired litilllll. has resigned the of-.
tire of third \‘lt‘f‘ president of the New"
York. New Haven anti Hartford rail-
road company. and on January 1. 1904.
will retire from the active. service of
the company. His connection with
that corporation has covered a period
of 34% years.
H. M. Kocherspcrger, now comptrol-
ler of the company, has been elected;
thir'd vice president. taking effect Jan-I
uary 1. I
H, M. Kochersporger‘is forty-seven'
yoars old. and has been continuously in
tile railroad servici- in various «capac-
ities for thirty years. five years with
the, Philadci his ameealling. three
years wit i e Aicliison. Topeka and
.. A COSTLY MISTAKE.
Blunders are sometimes very expcn
islvc. Occasionally life itself is the
Iprice of a mistake. but you‘ll never b:
_-_—.
MANILA EXPORTS 0F HEMP.
MANILA. Dcc. li.—Thc exports of
hemp from the province of Albay dur-
ing November. last. are said to be. the
greatest in the history of this district.
TO START THE will wait;
EAT
Fonz‘finsiygtraar
Pills for Dyspepsia. IDissiness. Ilcad-
achc. Liver or Dowel troubles. They
are gentle yet thorough.
if. Baxter's Drug Store.
,
<.
N. 15.. now a part’of the New Haven
system. and sixiec ,ycara with the N.
Y.. N. H. k H. R. He has been a.
resident of New [3‘79“ since his cou-
ucctlon with the w Haven road. is‘
married and has whrec sons. one ofi‘ '
whom is In the rifles of 190%. Yale uni-I
Versity. I
REVOLUTION iMMINENT.
A sure sin of punching revolt
.and serious trouh in your system is:
nervmlsnesa. oi ssnesa. or stonl-'
nob upsets. . ulc Bitter :wiill
quickly dismember the troublesomcI
causes. it never fails to tone thci
stomach. regulate the Kidneys and;
Hotels. emulate the Lives and-chri-'
fr the bland. .itun down systems
benefit particularly and all' the usual
auditing aches ‘12:! 1:33" its.
and ran it Vencasu
mic m‘l’iooniy hound til-ow
returned if it don't give perfect sails-j
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.\ll\.\’|l..\. Ilec. lil.—Major-Gcli. neon-1
For sale by R. H. Plulsted. ll‘.I
wrong if you take Dr. King's New Life .
25c at Frank
so
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I YALE'S MEMORIAL DAY GAME.
NEW HAVEN, Dcc. ll.-——l'aio has
given ilrown University the Memorial
Day baseball game at Providence. dc-
parting from.illc schedule of the past
two years, which brought Princeton to
Yale ilcld. islet your the Grand Army
posts ill'l‘c made a request of Yale that
tllc gumc, which with Princeton ls illl
important one, be not played on the
day ill question for sentimental rea-
sons. The reason for the change of
schedule is not given out at Yaic.
Prior to two years ago for many years
i'alc played Brown in Providence on
that day.
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
. The pleasant to take and harmless
I luv Minute Cough Cure gives immed-
all- i'l-llcf ill all cases of Cough. Cmup
ind LaGrippc because it does not pass
tillltl_-diliteiy into the stomach. but
inkl‘u effect right at the seat of tho
iroi-hlc. it llrllws oilt the Inflamma-
iioll. heals and soothes and cures per-
nutn-ntly by enabling the lungs to
:onti-ibltle to pure life-giving and life-
;tistlliltlng oxygen to the blood and tIn~
lulu»... lll‘. Armstrong. of Delia. Tex.
'll'ctlcrlblls it daily and says there Is no
.‘lcitcl' cough remedy tnadc. Sold by
Clifford Pharmacy. “
..
ZINC MINERS CLOSE DOWN.
GALENA. Kilns. Dcc. 11.-Thc shut
loan of all mines and mills throughout
'Ilih‘ district has been declared off by
Illt‘ Missouri and Kansas Zinc MIncrs‘
Association. The surplus ore on hand
has Ilt'l‘ll rcduced by the shut down to
such an lrxtcilt that the weekly output
will no more than satisfy the demand.
The Ilt‘ilt'l‘ class of miners and wage
earners are leaving this mining dis-
trict and the operators. on that ac-
count. arc in favor of resuming work.
liy the second week In January it iv.
hoped to rc-cntablish the price from 82
nor ton to $10.
HECTOR OF 81’. LUKE'S.
Ashhurnham. Ontario, Testifies to the
Good Qualities of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
I ASHBURNHAM, Ont... April 18. 1903.
~-»l tltiiik it Is only right that I should
'il-Il you what a wonderful effect Cham-
Iborlliin's Cough Remedy has produced.
The day before Easter l was so dis-
tressed with a cold and cough that. l
I did ltot think to be able to take any du~
‘ies the next. day. no my voice was ul-
llilout cimkcd by tho cough. The sauna
day i received ‘illl order from you to.
In home of your Coulzlt ltclticdy. l at
Ioncc procured a sample bottle. and
i took about three doses of the medicine.
To my great rclicf the cough and cold
'llad completely disappeared and l was
ilbli‘ to preach three times on Easter
. Day. I know that this rapid and effec-
‘ tivc cure was due to your Cough items~
liy. i make this testimonial without
solicitation, being thankful to havo
found such a Godsend mncdy.
Respectfully yours,
E. A, LANGF‘ELDT. A. A..
Rector of St. Luke's Church.
This rcincdy is for sale by Stillson-
ll’owcll Corporation. Baxter Pharmacy
Ianli Clifford Pharmacy: "
RIDGEFIELD MAKES PROTECT.
RIDGE-WELD. Dcc. ll.-—Aa a vault
or the anuotntccment'tilat the President
I has sent to the Senate the name of Ru-
' ills ll. Seymour to succeed W. C. Bar-
. hit» as postmaster of l'tidgcileid. which
came an a surprise to the majority of
the pcopit‘ of the town. a public meet-
ing to protest against Mr. Barhitc's rc-
iircmoltt has lmen called by prominent
. Republicans for tomorrow afternoon
. and Wugrl-sstuau Hill has been asked
. to lulu his efforts to have further action
upon the nomination held up until for.
mal protest can be forwarded to Wash-
ington.“ ‘
.o-su—n—p-ol—I—
STOP THAT GOLD
Ur it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm ill breaking up Golds when-
ever tried. almost without exception
to. 25 50c and 01.00 bodies. The Oil}.
tor. Boater's or PM
ALLIED PEOPLI'O PARTY.
MEMPHIS: Tenn..”Dec. ll.---ChailL
‘ man J. A. Parker and other members
i of the National committee of the Allied
People's Party at a months here. III":
issued a sail tors mention of the cen-
I ital committee of on party at the new
‘ St. James Hotel in sumo. rennluy
_, 22. ms. for the potpou- of naming a
date and place for at national coavcn.
lion of the Allied Pmple's Party at
which to ans-hale a candidate for
'pmilisat and vicepresldent
Norwalk Chronicler