.oausauao. lLL.
.199 . “3-“-
, 2,.ieaadalwvuervsssnd Pan -
. - t9 ’sine’e Oeiary
cosmos.
9‘ - or woman whose daily oe-
', Mass shoals. linger of
"fury is 9ng unless the
in pelted smith.
, a sinlilag feeling. momen-
« or a name's ill-tilled
r w reatlit lathe slip on which
“shit may depend.
. who bib in. faced immi-
' What will understand
. pm‘w .l‘iremsn Mlddi
'19 . sills "Dull! in smoke and
,m ia¢9ers and on stip-
9 ‘9 in hlrliself at times
'slaaa of nervous boobies which.
monologues. . ,
E99¢ “tried several
bib new 'utI not until he
9 was the
there is no
9°lll'tlisnt
calmer nerves
vvlgan writes
.9, w
. 193‘ if?” lno's Celery
9 ' nerve tonic.
. ~ great benefit to
espouse taking it
oaths. lfeel per
mssdiag9 it to
" ”lot
ii.
‘9 was given nine months
urglary. He broke into a
Joyce is a hat dalaher
b in all-3619mm. He
ix? H “.99 W WWII“
All“! Rear! was siren three
miw‘ggl for maosmbuaiement
1).” Case was sent. to Jail for
. on the second count. for
”.3393” of .llames B.
or aces be
to Marl-I 99p '
d, Baker was sent to state
a maximum of two and
“.9999 a minimum of no
a an e ouse f A.
sass li,“ - °
I v of math. for bur-
pleasing bfilarollouues was sent to jail
ted that the trial of Joe-
(is for the murder of his
inlaw Will be commenced next
Wm or Judge suites a.
. buying a severe cold and
very much indieposed. tho an-
m ual- court was adjourned
til next Tuesday .
9 rmanhas'beenaddedtothe
Imusl of thodudwhoao
‘ due to the Menace
~ 'lnNew rota. uses
l “'1 mmmnce asset. died
thihswee
uwi’lwillttcstlislsthe
:" ,97_ ”“0“in but am
4m; salons ‘
n m {or “flu Ie-J gflill‘l’am r6lt 9r iguana.
fig“ missile the few mml'ii' will:
was.” consistent M's-l 2““ - .syltaln
rs'-sounder II-‘oosm '
. l
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'1“ ’l'I‘ll".\
.. . 5 ~
7 l it's—Ir?”—
n. have“ LMUM nasal
two on the «Cause dated road.
wwfl by ,th Wmfifi
White’s e. “ W“
A ..,
m"l.
vvnl WW 115999;”‘9’.
it
it] »(
sl. ., of
leisure Iiood. dwelling and Nervous- l
Mas GUM Ollloitly by Pains's
celery compound. ,
Mr. T. F. McCarthy. well known as
homo”! order, clerk at Roxburyl
local as a member of the Knights of,
Columbus. sent a written record of his %
cure .dated October 7th_1903, from his .
hosts. 94 Dillie Avenue. Roxbury. >
Diana:
. “i wish to express my appreciation
of your wonderful Paine's Celery
Compound. 1 had been troubled with
a violent itching on the hands and
feet. coupled With swelling. due to
impure blood. ,
i'i Iwas so nervous i could hardly
over his» more than an hour at a
time. After taking one bottle of
feel like a new man.
"The itching and swelling disap
peared. it was very plain that my
blood was becoming rapidly purer.
l nowrsleepright through the night.
“Palne's Celery Compound is a
marvelous remedy. i cannot say
enough for it"
Unhealthy unclean blood- stlpply isl
always the result of faulty 'action of
thespian-ans which should make and
purify the blood. The sensible remedy
is to give the News System the
strength to make these organs do their
work properly—feeding and restoring
the limes with Paine‘s Celery Com-
Pound.
Gm
TRAlNS RUNNING LATE.
'..ess-—w-s-
the Train Bsrvlcs.
ith the train service
Railroad
men eay‘v that everything bllt (he loco-
motive fire-boxes have frozen and it
is even unsorted that in too or three
places oa\the road it is so cold that
the firearm have troubic in keeping
the fires gclnif
.As a rule’ trains have been running
fifteen min es to an hour late. and
there is no prospect of an improve.
ment till the weather-moderates.
Up nrohndx Pittsfleld and other
points on tin road in that vicinity the
situation was mule worse by a heavy
fall of throw in ‘which several New
Haven trains wcre‘.\atallod Trainmen
cathetflerkshirh dlyisicn. who rim
up that‘iay, say there was four tect
of snow,;and the thermometer was be-
iow sero. One freight brakemsn said
he thought. while riding on his train
that It was about 480 below the zero
mark. \
played havoo’
.
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FIVE ML‘NTHS OVERDUE.
Beam-n on Ju Ila ot'ruelt by Block
soil Killed.
NEW YORK, ‘cb. ill—Five months
overdue from lioi 0, Philippine islands.
and for a long ti e given up as lost.
the four- masted ip JuleOpOlls‘ was
towed into port be e today The last
item in her long re rd of delay being
has enforced detention outside the bar
since Sunday owing to the ice filled
harbor, strong winds\hnd low water.
Her crew- were complbtely exhausted
by the ten months‘ battle with storms
of two oceans. A seam tn named‘ Pet-
erson was ‘buried at sea off the Horn.
having been- struck and instantly killed
by a falling, block.
The. Juteqiolis sailed from lloilo -on
April 30 fo tystwo weeks ago. with a
full cargo 0 sugar reaching Honolulu
only on Bepdember to - .9
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. RELIEF "9 ONE MINUTE.
One Misuse Cough Cure grves
h one minute. because it kills the
mobs which tit Isles the mucous men-
beans. causing \the cough. and at the
same time clear s the phlegm. draws
eat the lad stlon and heals and
soothes the ad led parts. One Min-
“than cure .rengtheas the lungs.
m of! pneumorxa and is a harmless
and never falling cure in all. curable
cases of ghs. C (is and Group. One
NthuteCo h Cure pl.easent to take.
heifer young and
old. 3..qu ctidoM\Pharmacy "
9994 Barth Avenue, Indianapolis, ind.
(Masai Post Office, and actively prom- . .
Paine's Celery Compound i began to i.
on... cold Weather interfering w-tai
This ycontinued cold weather has i
Iceipts were 883,990.59 including 850.-
ar» arrested pavuno steer a.stru‘ggle. .be-
’0 pepsin curd‘wili on
r. ..
:lI'l'.'99f
,elilbei
l
‘ asesav. oil lelauasous. |
s .3" at...
Jilin}: clothemxufluwr
Ira. Laura Spray, whose home is at
H. i
wrote on September 10th. 1909:
"My belief is that a nervous per-
son ls a sick person. and l was a Very
sick woman hob” taking Paine'a
Celery Compound.
"My nerves were in such a condi-
tion thpt i could’ ha fy beer for any
one to walk across e floor or speak
suddenly. l was a isery to myself
as well as to my f lly, and do not
know where it would have ended but
for Paine's Celery Compsund.
:‘My husband heard of it and
bro i home a ho tie for me one
day set Spring. an after taking it
i was so much better that he kept cu
getting it for me until i had taken
five bottles and fol that l was in-
deed cured.
"We cannot speskgtoo strongly in
favor of it as a remedy for nervous
troubles and hope that this letter
will help'others to health."
Year after year Paine' s Celery Com-
pound hss cured thousands of nervous I
dcspondeat women whose cases were
given up as hopeless. it brings new
courage and new lay of life to the nut-
fering victims of the ills which burden 9
so many women.
cassava-eeeeeesesae
0
”Do NOt Wists Tins Dragging
Symptoms. Cure the REAL
OAUOl—the NIIVEI."
—-Prof. E E. Phelps M. ll.. LL.
1).. of Dartmouth University. Dis-
coverer of Paine'a Celery Com-
pound.
OOOIOOOOOOOOOOOOOI
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PROFIT OF ATHLETIOB 81, 014. 37.
Yale Financial Union Considers This
Good in View of ham Expenditure.
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 18.—A net pro-
fit for the year trots of “919.37 is
shown by the annual report of the Yale
i-‘lnancial Union which includes the
football. baseball and athletic assoc-is.
tiona and the host club The preceding
years profits from these branches of
athletics amounted to 88. 844. 69. but the
figures for l902-3 are considered en-
cOuraging because of the unusually
large expenditure in that year for the
maintenance of Yale ileld_ amounting
to $22,600 as against only 87.900 in the
previous year. This increased expense
was due to the erection of new stands
and changes in old ones. The report
says that although Yale athletics can
by no means he said to be soil-support-
ing. the present system shows a great
improvement in the financial situation
over that of former times. T a total
receipts were 892.7“.88 dlvld as fol
lows:
Football, $66,940.71: baseball, 823.-
807.57: host club 88,829.84 athlcllc as.
aoclalion, 83,633.79.
Besides the Yale Field item already
mentioned, the expenditures included
the following: Football association
828.47l.80; basebalL ”4,712.01: boat
club. 8iti.lli7.32; athletic association
$9,746.36.
in the previous year the total re
"l9.l2 from football and ”Lolita from
baseball. while the football cxpcnsee
were $24,911.91 and the baseball or.
pensee 817,080.88.
lllfsil't hittinltull Pill
The Ola. Laastlve. Ali Vegetable, Ccaisia as Mlsuals
TNIV O'IRNTB vON BOWILS.
LIVER. KIDNQVS AND BLADDER
“of” Willis-fir More This If afar,"
For sale by all druaglsts.
FOUND MURDENER OF HUSBAND.
Mrs. Katie
Duffy Succsasful After
Bevan Wesks' search.
NEW YORK. Fab. i8. -9-After an un-
remitting search of nearly seven
weeks. during which she has walked
day and night on the Bowery and spent
hours in unsavory resorts. Mrs. Katie ‘
Body. of Brooklyn 'early today caused “
the arrest of the man- -who is accused
of being her husbands murderer. Rich
ard Duffy. her husband. was fatally
stabbed on the night of January 1 in
front of a Bowery resort, and before ,
his deathlasid that the wounds had "
. been indicted by Charles Devuno. The
police. in spite of a full description. '
illifaiied to capture Devuno. Mrs. Duffy.
however kept up the search and last
the mm and the police. who
vuno. who with Dufly. is said to have
been prominentin the :Oanglife"on '
day on a charge of homicide.
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HAVE you ludlosarlom
if you have indigestion. Kodol Dya-
you; it has one
it curing people av.
hour.
in trial.
dfithusands.
a -ev
You will
coups t sneer-taint do t (:7
mm“:- :0 other hombijguntiong ,
. gastaate that digest and rebuild at the -
Kohl shbth. K090!”
SOid'
midi! time.
as strengthens and rebuilds.-
hy’a‘llaord W.
a“
We this?“ can beaten“
ca. voted
.'(Ji
'ierances.
nington. Ky.. says‘ 9
l old girl had a sew-g.
night she saw the man enter 9 hotel on ‘
the lower East Side was arraigned to- .
renewed-es
1 .
' f. " '
‘. “l“ rimfiiieblli
‘fi saw lutv rest. aim. r.
swood. of Naugstuck. 9 represents
in the .last legislatumdrom Wood
bury who in a speech before th rm aft-
ing of the New Hateu Districtaaot a
tion of the Methodist church in Nau-
gillucihyestorday was quot as saying
stuns thing! about the lilil ride of the
liquor llilsrosta in this state, said to a
rcportcr that he did not a y that he did
not got on the tompcfalce committcc
of lilo legislature because he did not
buy the pol l.tion e admitted that
the chairman of the emperance com
rallies was the keeper of a road house .
The stats red book sap i sit the senate ,
chairman of the Tempe slice com
tee in the last general assembly was:
Senator Gates of Willimantlc. Hla oc-
cupation at the time was station a cut
for the Consolidated railroad at illi-
matltlc.
The house chairman of the Tempor-
ance committee in the ant general as- '
semhly was .lohnq . .'l‘ylcr of East lln
mm. a farmer.
There seems to be considerable mys-
may surrounding Mr. inckwood‘s ul-
a John Tyler
face. who has
ilin for a
gested that he had in
a popular Westville
conducted the Elm
good many vsan.
As to the alleged slatcmcni mado by
Mr. Lockwood ls referent-c to the brew-
l-ls controlling lllc gtwcr‘nments ma
chiucry he told the {fipilrlll‘ that thc
malt referred to was of the general
rct-
[mlli't'nl complexion of-ihc state and'
did not refer to the legisl. llnrc He did
nlll ‘nlcnti anv lcilectiou on 8pcakcl'
M lllilt‘l Kent-sly who uicldcd lhc gnvcl
of Hartford in lllf' year of lllll.‘ Loni...
lilflii.
A NIGHT ALARM.
Worse than an alarm of fire at night
is lllc. brassy collifit of croup which
sounds like the thildren's death kncll
and it means dclltlt unless mmclhluli
is done quickly. Foiuy‘s Honey and
TM never falls in as lnflilnt; relief
and quickly cures worst forms of
croup. Mrs. P. l rdler, of Map
'My three year
so of croup; tbc
at live.
doctor said she co
a bottle of Foley's
first dose gave quit-
llt‘l‘ llfc."
store. i
relief and saved
.44....—
NEV. B. F. KIDDER.
Sold 191 i'iaistcd‘s drug9
.O '
One of hi¥r ends has suit“
I
o
i got '
cy and Tar. the,
hcidhlthisoomonxty'
*.J’Fs"”*ueti
' ' "l 9‘. laps
"l‘hiwl‘f‘l'wi’v .
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34: -
BHIEi’iii Pillliii
' Rlnyfng words Advising
to Use
from Inc Mouser" No on cam
thsfnnjnoss's llama leafs. W
asllostllsasssfylnfha Wu-fdfom9
ChieioiPoliooHeory W.Mason.,ochwBstltoItd.
Mauvwritutothspeople:
“It gives me pleasurcto add mytestimooy in this
--~ brief note tothatof many otheraoi the high esteem in
which Dr. Greene's Norma blood and nerve randy is
The fact that it 'u the prescrip-
tionoiarsguiarphyaieianaddatothseonfideneeio
whichitishsidbythepubiic. ihsvcgiveoDr.Green¢'sNeamatoapersonaiiriendwhoisili,and
wanioicdlohsstiromhisownlivsan account of thehendit lubed med. Fromrcportsnd
experience, nofloubtcxistsoi the great vaioeoiDr.Granc’s Nervura, whichlrecommeod.
l
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Well Knokn Methodist Preacher Vic-‘9
limited by Stranger.
WINSTFI). Quip. Fob i8..——Rev ii.
i“ Kidder. the Illl‘lll clbudist church'
pastor, was victimized by a man who
gave tbc flame or Spcllccl and said in-
was a blend of llov. Mr. Brown
Middleman, Conn. l-ic'rgymun
Spenlcl .laid ht was employed lit it
loud factory and asked tho mluistcl
to get him a bounding hiiliisl ltcv. Ml.
Kidder sccltn-tl him a Illill'i‘ in llll‘
honlc of Mrs. S. l. licnllcy.
Spencer sltddvnlv lilsappl-lsl'cll. tak-
ing with him a gold w lii'll. sumo rings.
a gold pin. 39 in may and some mun
cy belonging to I“... r rmllllil'Li Chlcf9
of Police thellr has hcatd of Spen-'
ce'r in Hartford unl‘ has gonl- thcro fot
him. ‘4‘ r .
LADI‘W DI. ”LollmgO'.
late. speedy W...“ “80 :mm or nail.
Mklfm
DAMAOEBlIY POUNDS.
John Reilly. Bounced From Car. Fig
was it at 800 for Each Lost oi...
BRIDl‘li-ZPORT Fob. 18--.iohn Reli-
ly. the “well known Pasl 'EndcrI says
he has lost 67 pounds since he was
bounced from a car during strike times
last Junc. lie wants illl' Connectitut
Railway 1 Lighting Co. to give him
something like 890 for each pound that
has vanished.
The doctors he told Mr. Reilly that
he has some die with a law-break
ing name, or coihbinstion of names
and he thinks thgi: an additional case
for damages.
The case came 9Ivcsterday morning
before Judge Wil m E. Elmer in the
civil superior court for a hearing in
damages. the comi‘iituy having default
ed upon the fact. Attorney Henry E.
Shannon conducted-things for Mr. Neil
loy. while Attorney William T. Hlncks
looked after the “crests of the com-
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i
' known in ten years
This is
HENRY W. MASON, "
adsfofPohtcomeBdfad, um“. lI
your golden opportunity to be cured, and Dr. Greene's
Nervura 193 the remedy to cure you. it is beyond all question the
grandest remedy and surest cure the world has ever known, and if
you are ailing, out of health, do not feel Just right, or if you are
weak, tired, nervous, run down, depressed and discouraged, you
'ahould get this wonderful medicine at once.
For nervous prostratlln, insomnia, rheumatism, weakness, and
9deblilty, it is the sovereign remedy.
i
it makes the nerves strong, the
muscles vigorous, the brain clear, the blood pure and rich—in fact,
It will make you well
and strong.
Your Dracula! roommate and sells Dr. Castro's. (lam:
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REFUSED TO RECORD DEED.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. l7.-—Town Clerk
Hrcthauer has refused to record a
deed for three lots of land in this city.
scllt lii'i‘i‘ by it. Osborn of Tunlnl‘oc.
ill. The town clerk says thcrc is no
such property in existencc as is dc-
acrlbcd in the deed and he believes the
deed worthless. According to the word-
ing of the document. Mr. Osborn ls out
about 83.300 on the transaction. in
several other instances within the last
ivw years similar deeds which have
boon found to be fictitious have been
offered here for record and iii cncb
case a Detroit. Mich“. woman is named
as the grantor. > - .
A THOUSANDAWLEARS THROWN
"My wife had in
fifteen years"wr1t Mr, M. \l. link-
or. of Plainvicw Nob. We tried a
number of doctors and spcnt over a
thousand dollars' vlilhout uny' relief.
She was very iowratld bios! all hope.
whenol friend suggests-dun? ug oi \ s
Honey amt Tar, which“? diam nl9l
thanks be. lo Wis remedy.
ed her life. Shula at er ahd en-
joys better health films is has cv‘er
We shall .nev or as
“thrill l-‘Ioley's Ho a: and .Tart and
won 9 ask those afflicted to try it. " The
prevention of consumption is cntlrelv
Itrmtblc in; mcr
‘ , a question of mmmcncing the propcr
tmpnent in lime. 'Ntsthtng"'is so
wellatispted to ward off fatal lung
troubles as9Foiey's Honey and 'l‘mz.
Sold. at Plaisted‘s, drug store. "
s -———-—m——.‘._'
NURSES MEET AT NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN. 00nn.. Feb. 18.- v-
only-five nurses from hospitals in his
‘ . city. Hartford, Bridgeport. Waterbury
. at Piais9b9'9a drugstore
Danifhry and Mel-idea. met here yes-
tsrday and decided to form a state or
,ganiaatlon and to advocate the pas
sage of a registration bill at the next
of the legislature. Permanent
organintion will muscles at a meet-
ing in Hartfogd. May 11. at which time
.sflcers will be elected:
ll-ltauaoh seams.
Kidnoonulnplsia his more pen is
than any other disease. This is
to the disease hel so lflsldloub that
system he
en in Is Sold
aioowrtiuo Isaak solute.
M. ll—Ahlfli
tea {mucosa Way mm]! forums.
‘ . e e
“hill-slamsa rue ’ ’
uses is about 81900.
' India's house. standing but six feet
haw
. WIikiiI'OilI m”
was.“
bars tremthe
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A my INTAKE.
. - - . as: _
EXPLOSiON AT FORT TRUMBULL
Damaged the Barracks Yesterday to
the Extent of $5.000
NEW LONDON. I-‘l'b. lit—The ex~
barracks at Fort. Trumbull 3:20
o'clock. yesterday morning.
damage to the barracks of about 8500.
at
plctcly wrcckcd nl) evidences remain.
The boiler was located in the tmemem
a portion of it through the floor of the
slccping apartments above. 'f‘hc sleep-
ing soldiersv’wcre showered With mor
tar and several sustained alight
bruises. but all were able to go on duty
this morning. A store in the apart-
mcnt was tipped over and fire BCBiif’l‘v
ed on the floor. but this blend was
quickly extinguished and caused no
damage.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and children.
ills Kill its line Alvin Birgit
Bears the
Signature of
HOBART w. WATSON DEAD.
HARTFORD. Feb. 18.—Hobart W.
Watson, an auditor of the Central New
England Railway. died at his home
yesterdayafternoon of cancer of the
stomach after a week's illness. He was
a nntivc of Canaan. Conn“ where he
was born Jan. 16.1896 and before com-
ing to Hartford was for years employed
at Bridgeport by the Housaionlc road.
He was a 32d de ‘Mason of Hamil»
ton Commandery,‘Bridgeport. Deceas-
ed leaves one daughter. Mabel. Burial
will be at Canaan on Friday.
W 3
ONLY CURE FOR DVBPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
DeL. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great diodess
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of but nothing helped me
until i took Brasillan Halo: and one 60
cent bottle cured me' complme "
EoraalsbyR.H. . . .
for and the Clifford
llllli-lltill ofh butler used to heat thc'
of building and the explosion carricd‘
. colds and can always be depended ub-
..._2 .-
POWER- BOAT OWNERS PROTECT.
Yacht Clubs Will Oppose Bill Now
Before Congress.
WASHINGTON. D. 0.. Feb. 18.—-Pro-
tests are being received by the dozen
from power boat owners in Connecti-
causcll i out against the bill to further regulate
small power boats of all kinds. The bill
The exact cause of the explosion in it proposes in place all power boats under
mystery and as the boiler was com- l
the sonic ruins and regulations which
would practically compel them to use
pilots and engineers. no matter how
small the host. may be. The Hartford
Yacht Club has sent down to the Con-
ncclicut members a strong protest
against this bill, aml other owners of
small craft in Connecticut have pro-
tested individually.
A hearing will be held on the hill on
the 18th of this mouth. The New York
Yacht Club and the Atlantic Yacht
Club have appointed committees to ap-
.pt :n against the bill at this hearing.
SUFFERlNG RESULT OF NEGLECT.
A neglected cough til iOlll may lead
to serious bronchial or lung troubles.
Don't take chances when Foley‘s Hon-
cy nud Tar affords perfect security
front serious effects of a‘ cold. Sold at
i’lnisted’s dnlg plorc. "
BRITISH GUIANA IMPORTS.
GEORGETOWN. British illiana.
Fob. lit—At. the opening of the logic-
lature yesterday Gov. Sir James Alex-
andcr Swettcuham announced that a
prci’crcnctI of ten pcr cent. in dilllPii
would be given to imports from the
United Kingdom and Canada.
PNEUMONIA iN CHICAGO.
Over 3.000 people died of pneumonia
in Chicago last year. in every case
the disease resulted from a cold. Had
the cold been promptly and properly
treated at the outset almmt everyone
would have recovered This state
ment is abundantly proven by the fact
that among the tens of thousands
throughout this country who use
Chamberlain’ a Cough Remedy to cure
their colds. no case of pneumonia has
ever been reported,- which shows oop-
cluslvely that this semedy la a certain
preventive of pneumonia. Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy has gained its
wide reputation and enormous sale by
the prompt and effectual cares of
Norwalk Chronicler