"1 , slips-1: romaine sue Em-
, Humberto-trim
‘ *CJNDON‘ - -. Feb. 24.——Judge
W.’ Wheeler, iI Superior Court
. welded nominal damages of $50
Consolidated Railroad in suit
lnistrstor of Section Hands
andscored the Connecticut law
, . ‘lt necbsssry to render such a
3 .1... J v.4. -. ’V .
.Whooler sayst‘ "Under the
laws of this state. when em-
' mployes.
pot liable for. any ry‘sustain-
3 one. of his, employee. unless there
. I Will .tliliilwd‘eslinx upon the em-
iad r which has been neglected. if the
titlitt 'rested..npoa thaeinploye alone.
aliasmploye'r is not liable. In' this case.
glib) duty of properly signalling the
,‘ats rested upon the section foreman.
this failure the defendant railroad
amiable.
hfgremployoaloctrlnc is not only
, sl lc‘fOr causing untold amount
, ,isery to friends of the dead and
“option-behind to be supported by
tillerit of individuals of the state, but
lirl'ss' s‘”forth into society hundreds.
add perhaps thousands each year
mauled and‘unable til-earn even a pre
. 'oud lilting. ,it is directly respon-
si e for the death .11 the United States
' hundreds and perhaps thousands of
men. women and children. many of
whose lives would bflgVO been saved
hadthe, uli- of llability'of the employ-
‘for neglect of fellow empioyes been
Dim of thedaw
' \"We cannot doubt tlluf the liability
would compel greater diligence: The
v’m'orst tasters at all ‘is that those who
‘ are struckdown in the main are those
hoard lethal able to help them-selves,
ose‘v'dlo i‘sbol-"u‘lth their hands.
“When this omni'snd inhuman doc-
.trine found its way into the jurispru-
‘.'3:_‘llce of the state In 1867, it was only
or a'vigorous protest against the suf-
Money of, this principle. it was ac-
, flutesced by our courts becausethe un-
“lmlily of aclieptnnce of the doc-
,l‘ine made it the settled law of the
‘ '"lixlsting conditions in the employ-
. iabor..render ridiculous the
t t, an employs in fact. con-
. Wis reference to the peril of
Illa usinoss And public interests
mod] be best conserved by holding the
mployer. waill his higher intelligence
hllfpo ll? of selecting and discharging
.mibord '1 as responsible.
Ashore men have been injured, disabled,
m killed in this country from neglect
killed in the Civil War.
As Judge liammersley says, :53:
action. it, needs radical treatment.
. . . gh wise legislation: England long
~ cc legislated upon the subject and
plied-m an act relative to thb‘aub-
' tbs. lil’all'dn'il,".exlslilng'ln W stat
limos hly
d in‘ slum eat acquiescence to it. '
The n of having some elective
‘ ‘tlnuing andaincreasin'z. fuse an:-
, . , t- vii "usable doubly _
fiat _ t those who ev-
‘ ’ an $95! _tiollf: conserve their
‘n. of justice and
cv‘ted‘ "w‘
rams awe masons.
7 \V. T? Pmefpt.
and..surer means of information. and
“in": period of ten years. probably
0- " ' loyes‘i than were disabled, iii-3
7:33
A l is tilt: deollitibe remedied by
a oikoyl‘islfiierxmiel ht.“ also
. SD {pith 19,04} .our general“:
. .hth \vas.,merely,an affirmance
.. temporarily escape .10!“le c.
.filblotl, firemudy .for this Milli”.
W ills
nli‘ the most
ngtllrio scooswl. fill an end. will ch
Ir blue ribbbns
Mae ~ . ‘ th Of a. N"
3” . ad‘ in classes for
.1 :1 ‘H lany'mwot"
uriw‘rt‘r‘ ils‘a‘o and all!!-
u- "T ill-st honors I;
iftll tan ”mus
'(.I:li?i3"‘lt-. lit... ,.. .3
a. ”fig-.553:
- ligOflYh-H
, . ..
nab. CONNEGIOU' Aw. 7'
. ice cream and frosel't puddings.
"'l : ..:wonk import
' in; nonbinding the ,
‘8"
i “"1 i ,
Sgt, and
SUPERIOR SHORT CALENDAR.
Closes in Action and Motion. That
Will Come up Friday.
lil illl‘ superior court civil. Fl'lilily,
the following cases are upon the
short calendar list for a hearing: . , ‘ .
Dietrich E. Lot-we N at vs. Martin “M“ N“
for ' illl
Lawlor oi ills. motion of l'enidclll do»
fendanta to strike from record palace
of non-resident defendants; Harriet
Swits‘ appeal from prolmtc, judgment
for non-compliance with order of
court; Wilhelmina Mllllcr vs. Thomas
illl! Consoll
.l. Abern et mt. dtvnllrrcr; Sidney
Novcliy Co. 1 Limited vs. llulllou
ill-others judgment. for non-coulpli-.
once with order (if coul'l: (‘lnl'cllcc ”mm" b“
Sterling ct nl vs, Frank T. Slaplcsn.
administrator. dctlcndanl's motion to
make more specific: Edward Sweet
vs. Lottie M. Sweet. dccrcc fOr custo-
dv of child; Nellie .1. Curtis vs.
Frank B. Curtis. plaintiff's motion for
allowance to defend: State of Connec-
ticut. ex rel. Town of Not-walk vs. Town
of South Norwulk, for appointment of
committee; George W. Dean vs. Am.
brose i‘l. Horton. c'onflrmatitul of re-
ceiver's report: Edward H. White vs.
Fay 0. White of ale. foreclosure; llen<
rictta S. Johnson vs. Franklin Shor-
wood ct aL fores'losure; Mary Sarnik
vs. Joseph Sarnik. further order of no-
ties; The Pierson Manufacturing (‘0.
vs. Frederick M. Pierson, plaintiff‘s
answer to counterclaim; The Ameri-
can Bridge Co. Vs. The Keystone (‘ou-
struction 00.. Limited. for judgment or
answer: The Stamford Trust Co. vs.l
John Stacey et ale. plaintiff‘s motion
for foreclosure by‘ltale, disclosure of
defense or foreclosure; The Bridge.-
port Savings & Loan association vs.
William R. prstm.”ilpplli‘ail0n of 1‘.
James Russell to be made. party de-
fendant; V. Dottrn‘s Sous vs. Keystone
Construction (30.. Limited. demure-r.
Uncontested dimmer—Julia Ooif
vs. Odds Ocif. George H. Wood "vs.
Sadie Wood ,Minnie l.. Wilcox vs. Wil-
liam S. Wilcox, Maud F. Smith vs.
Clark E. Smith. Frank Vitoio vs. Mary
Vitoio.
first cousin
shipment
. as rapidly
our of the 1
company.
llul-rlctl lllo
they will b
on oi llcr st
bc different
and Doctor
My baby
its hair all
permanent
healthy, an
Sflll't‘r-Fi‘li
‘lux' l-ntilllt-l‘
__._....'_._._i__..._
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued Fool-nary
7». 1904. ford l’llorm
port. Conn;
Harvey Hllbb
holder.
all} Bridgeport. shade,
sewing machine.
’ Charles W. Walker. Bridge
writing machine.
Thomas G. Bennett and W. Mason.
port. type-
;of the coun
electric primer. . . twords. "l‘n
William H. Stratton. Hartford. valve. like address
_ Mortimer L. Bristol, West Hartford] ed a count
cartridge feeding device. postal curd
.._(ieorge H, Atkins. Torrington. cur-1‘
ulnpole tip. " v ' .
\Nathan W. Crandal
,ahsnk mu . . , , 3
Al-Ierbert .Pullman, Meriden, screw-
driver. it - ,
Ernest N.’ Humphrey. New Britain.
hose supporter. “ . ’ _ .
. Samuel R. Manson. New .Brit'ain.
ambulance.
Samuel E. Dart,
grinding machine. ,
., Victor Maheu, Willimaauc, roil-
cleaning deticc for spinning machines.
. {rhomas w- a. McCsbe, Winsted.
metal turning machine. .~ . ,
George E. Wood. Soothingion. screw
driver.
less.’ Con
given until
i. Meriden. knob-
advertising
South Manchester.
‘ ‘ effect. Th
nFVOr very
« l
Roma
TRADEMARKS.
Han! doe Cresmlleo..'New Haven.
u—ns- -—‘
'nu’tmcs 0N answns' PAcKA.
.' ,' ‘ A
of coal bar
. G .
' Referring to a letter addressed to a
collector allowing brewers three
months in which to put their packages
iniiegai condition in cases where the
same,colitain more spigothoies than‘
the number allowed byldw, Commis-
sl'oaer of internal Revenue J. W. Yer-
hes lint . ' t.
v "Attention has been’cnlled-to the
facutbat in some, cults tho unauthor-
laud-splint hoie‘is cased with ‘h metal
rii‘s‘or bustling ‘tlrmlyfumbeudéd‘lnltbe
bead Iwhich it ll limit to separate
he insured
terdsy
Bald ;
winter.
a:
from tha~vlood wi staplittiur. . “y. oi
..,“Tbs letter toulilrlfi tile pug to u. i
form.,ln‘ effect. but” cob 'with the“ p
head. will not be chasm“ to mmm
the removal m the metal run or bulk
‘ W'Wm’sll
if we ,Isbal is shaped eithe' ,
trum of s WNpthflO requiring 9 ng
in tile shape of s‘ sircsfarjwsdge ’w
.canuol‘bs driven into. the interior
are k. The plug so utilised will b. WP
. - veg with-tile who, of that
”ammo“ room o-
‘ n
WLOT'IWW
l
. are
M....v cAas ORDEREO.
NinetyaEigh't Largo
tag for Consolidated.
copper-covered
clghf dining cars. thc latter to bo simi-
lar to those In use on tho .\icrrhnnls'
‘l Lilnllcd cxpress on ”NI Sborc Linc of,
road 'and has provcn very satisfactory.
l'l‘ilc t‘fll'R are. somewhat like the Full-
lllnu dining cars. but lilo interior will
They are to be used on tho New York
Witch Hazel Salve.
cured. tlic scuba arc gone and the lit
lie oue's scalp is perfectly clean and
tilllill)‘ uga‘
much praise to lit-Will's Witch Hotel
of them until this, winter.
insured he never obt a boat. and since
the
sunk at his~ wharf and when Mr. Mil~
ler was informed of the accident he
“We‘ll, i don't know how man
The
i never insured day until the Sound
filled with too this year.‘
,nvo ro s‘xssun’ wo mttloasl .
l
l
i
l
mg...
Onss Are. Bulld-
Tln- Wason Manufacturing conlpnnl‘.
of Springfield, has orders from the New
Haven & Hartford railroad
coucllcs and
dated road.
Four of tho coppl-r-covcl'cd coal-hos
Nof the order for nlncty are now ncnrly ‘
‘l'i‘llfll‘ for the New llnvcn road. 'l‘hc‘il‘
wars are similar to those in use 'nf,
lug equipped with all ibu-
ulodcrn improvements. This will lli‘ lllt'
umcllt of‘ these cars and it
is expected lllui there will bc ullOil’it‘l“
completed
, wceks. The Work is being hurried along.
within a few
as possiblc. This order is
urgent cvcr received by tho
'i‘llc work on file illlllllll. cars is lll‘lllgl
pg and it is expected that
c conlploll-tl by lllt.‘ nlllldlc
witch.» of tho Consolidated
. from that of thc l’tlllnlans.
fast lrains. which run
1
through lllls city.
A CURE FOR ECZEMA.
had ECZt‘mll so bad that its
head was a solid plans of scabs. and
came out. i tried many
remedies but none scorned to do any
good until i used DcWitl's
The Eczema is.
(1 its hair is growing beau.
m. I can not give too
nk Farmer. Bluff (lily. Ky.
.ln buying Witch Hazel Salvc look out
lc'ils. lchlli‘s is the or.
lainul and iltc only one containing pul'c
jWilch lluzel.
'liud Co. in on every box.
The name E. C. Dewitt
Sold by CM-
ilcy. "‘
List furnished from ofiice'of A. M. ‘
'Wooster solicitor of patents Bridge- SOUVENIR PfJEVALf G0 AFTE
. 'l‘lle aintiotlera and others who hovel
. .bcretoforc sold souvenir postm cards,m.nu
Donald Noble. Bridgeport. buttonilolc lip considerable quantities are reducing i recall exertttion; Br duet Reillv m. p.
iihelr stocks as rapidly as possible only Callaghan. dpfilnduui'g motion
:nitcr July I ”‘9' selling of ”‘9‘“ “'“llopcn judgment: Charles ll. anton
;bo an onensc against the postal laws.
try. It was decided ll few
New Haven. combined percussion andjmonihs ago that the placing of tho
lied States of Anlcricb" on
side of the card constitut-
crfcit of the government's
s. and as most of the sou-
venir cards have these words, they
would be rendered immediately use-
sequently the dealers were
July 1 to get rid of their
present. stocks and the government is
its intended prohibition of
use of the cards as widely as possible.
l'l‘hcj local dealers have no very large
stock on hand, although there will pro-
bably be some left unsold when the rul-
ing of inc postal department goes into
e souvenir postal crass was
pronounced hem, although
it prevailed ‘in a mild tpye.
n Eye Bills
FOR WEAK on 5an eves
FRANK MILLER A LUCKY MAN.
Frank Miller, the lumber and coal
merchant. of Bridgeport. owns a fleet
t
am
gen and never insured any
Before he
a num r have sunk. Yes-
barge Archibald McNeil
McNeil is insured and
Before this
but when the outlook was that the ice
was likely to illlke a hole in a boat at
. a boat and then all1
r3 whole thing was according to a;
insured
plan it sank. i have
ilisg' since and it seems as
fast as lmdo soithuy been
l4,
mm Sold 5%"
l .
l
M."
A bill wh c i sateen introduced by
the New ‘Y "; aw gave-n p d Hart-4
ford load In the llho 9 fried legisla-
op
ship it) t‘xitllit
will be 82,000,000. '
'l'llc scheme as outlined would be m,
ibring the electric lines into the main‘
station of llic rompuuy at Providence.
' a
This illlprm'clncnl would necessitate,
Ifour tracking part of the read an
‘ llcvr lllc regular tracks of the. company
of much of the through passenger traf-
ll would not cut down the f
ilc.
t‘XH‘lll.
Tilorc will be considerable tunneling
in or door should the company secure _
{the permission. The new tracks Wouidf SELLING lT 1-0 OTHERS.
illl the old Providence .ilvi-'
:slon tracks to the Steamboat (look.
i'rcsidcnl (I S. Mellon llllil illdicnlc
dining the past wcck tllal the irollcyl
pull or the roads equipment would re-l l was troubled with rheumatism. a .l at
Thu bill
illlil‘ll in the lihodo island legislature of lt---b)’ I'illllllllg with lillimt-nt.
has not been assailed by any body nndi this since proved to be useless, as ev-
il is safe to presume that it will pass. my winter my l'llt-llnlutism came on
Thori- is considerable speculation rc- worse than ever. and lsuffcrcd more ‘or
guiding wlial Pres Mollcn's next more
He left yesterday
in company of Third Vice-
Kockcrspcrgcr for
, connect w
chive his attention.
on the road will be.
morning
Pfi‘sltlt'ili ll. .\1.
Providence way.
l‘nmoVelneult-l at Boston arc contem-
’Rj-Il” 000.
l
i
iqm’rcmenl of lll'opcl'ly.
, . ,.
CA
Bears the
Signature of ,
few cases on llit‘ lint.
action follow-
rnlc; Samuel T. lloglrs'vs. .lohn .l.
a McFarland ct or, judgment for want
jof answer; The Conlulclrcnt Brewer
loll for. more upcwillc
defendant's
William M.
ministrstor.
strike out:
Cole, plaintiff's demurrer.
AN EARLY RISER.
the liver. The famous
atrcngthen the
act. the, neye
by Clifford Phnr acr.
DEAD.
Adams. net! 47 years,
phlne caused her death.
2's. Sidney E. Dowd. plainliff‘se
statement;
Mary Dougherty vs. lilllll Phelun. dd-
motion
Smith
Samuel W, Taylor, plaintiff's demur-
rer: William F‘. Plsli' vs. Cburlca M.
a
rebuild? thousadgs ‘ support 5
can. . idulelfiarly unset-s re
_ r for. and yet they are
absolutely ,certa n to produce reunite
that are‘sliisfhc ry in all’casds. Sold
—— 4
Qccrlsollclatsd'r Plans for unprovo-
! Providence, k. i.
illlm and which has not received any
position will give the road portals,I
1 its oleélric service not
its Providence and F l Ril‘er linear
The estimated cost 0 the equipment;
d
plutod n the railroad commissioners
'llilv ll?“ lli-‘till lll‘kl‘il l0 Krill" Di‘rfll's" five and li‘li'll it myself.
sion. 'i’le road, it is said. will meet
lilc-t- I‘Kllillllllilll'iill by issuing fill ycan canes and iboiug 38 years oldl having
i lli'l‘ cini bonds to a total amount of“ n v”..- bard lilnc of it.
To Judge “‘0!“ ”it"m'lll'lll‘ 0' ”N'llllll and i will say that 1 consider it a
lord‘s ltlnd agents it In expected that
an llnnouurclncnt will shortly be madeI
rl“nll\-t- to the ioulglrncllillg of lilt-
Fllvrc him: from this city to Boston.
l.:llul Agclll Flake has been ill New
London purchasing large blocks 0
plcpcrly on lllf' right of war and tile CHIE
inlnny purchases made lfi‘ New llavcu
‘tl'nl'luto lllal some-tiling ill the way of Konckapotanauh Tribe to Celebrate
llnlpl'ovcmeuls is contemplated.
frcigllt yards and houses at New hon.
I don are another part of ”l" plans. it is
of May. This typo of cars has been run 5 5" ‘ ,
‘ 0W 300.000 has been expended lH| membership of 200 to 5.10 during the
lNcwmndou by Agcnt l-‘iske in the ac-
N
sroniA
ler Ini'ants stalemate
lllI Kill lot line llvtp Mill
raioAv‘s sneer.” CALENDAR.
Few Ones to be Heard on the Com.
men Pleasfilt'ort List. . I
The common .plonai court calendar
will be brief. Friday; as there are but
The causes in
A stronghealthy. active constitution
depends largely on tho conditllon of
lift e
known as Dertt‘s Little Early Risers‘
not. onlycleausc the system bllt they l ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy-
lion of tho. lit r and-l
at
WATERBURY WOMAN FOUND
WATERBURY.F'cb. 25.‘-Mrs. Fanny lcheert‘uliy named "Order of Thieves.“
was found i went down to Mr. Grumman‘s house
dead at her home on North Main street in Darlen. Tuesday night, and initiated
this morning. An overdose of mar , him as an honorary member. The only
' . ime; Twenty-sight Years Ha Suffered wttnl
l l’”‘““"‘" "M” “W 3““ Boston to "W: Rheumatism and Heart Troubles—
intro-
mo
pills
Wm...“- ..
, xWH
l
Y
. l’glilh‘fi lifting-gig
D
d’
. J . So ..i .. i...“ T
PAIN ‘ ’ S " CE
They w... RheksderCripplsd—Aoonlz-l
ed—Dslpslrl'n'. encore. (
me no ir
Out Tb ‘
l ___...
p.
ey ARI Cured.
———-—-
JORDAN. 88 Y
we
‘IY MR. JOHN
‘ Not Knowing the cur. Was Gloss at
, ,umplc.
mud, and That He WasiActually
any mcdi
“i used to be very active, working
dl outdoors ill illl kinds of weather.
"From the tinn- l was SlXi)‘ years old
cured.“
by Painc'
| lllld l
llstll it
most c
until I
i'lil‘i‘tl.
"My
first kept it down pretty well-~thc sin
But
liens fill the year round.
“We had sold Paige's (‘eiery Com‘:
pound ill our store M some time. but
somehow i had never trind ll for my ‘1"? 5"“
i’nlnc's Colorthompound.
lilo. first bottle i had great relief.
The cure was almost complete b.\’
“m“. “"1 slow I began taking your is in Vieak nerves.
“leil'i'l'le lny heart is regular and gives no real cure of rheumatism unless you
cure the real t'flllr'".
oublc.
“i take ll litih- dosc or i’aine's Cel-
llery Compound every morning and ll. letiel'll. written by Old “d young. 3""
(ansdlleeps me ill go
, lll'lil
od condition. Very;
JOHN JOtannl. ‘
. “or: who 207m St. Ncw York Cit‘y." inel'vel.
cine to do him any goodffi'AndE
lit-re is anotllcr letter. from an old lady I"
who had ”concluded she could not belClnlro, w‘3_; l T. Spoonsuller' ”a”...
but she is cured—and it wssi
a (‘olcry Compound.
“i am nearly 80 years of age and :
icen troubled with Rheuma-
u' many years. i tried ill- 4
vcrytlling to case my pain. .
concluded i could not be
duughlerinduced me to try .
From !
ond or third bottles. i am
mlplctely free from the tor-
«, rheumatism. A customer told my son "0“ i“ ..
that Paint-'s Celery compound mm merits of rheumatism. ——Mrs. Mar-
l’lll‘i d llcr l'llt'umullulll so i took her ad- lh“ All”. I’- 0‘. 80X 95 Crafton.
1 ’il.
"l was then going around with twoi Mrs. Allt-r. 80 years old: Mr. Jordan.
its years
. . arc bale
“Your lclncdy topk lllc rill-unlatism
crnlplgtc cllrc-lnorc than i ever ex-
ported an..' medicine to do for me. .
“i am as active as l was twenty
l yt‘al‘s ago. i also had bad heart symp-
‘ pain.
lllloum
The re
rs WILLMVISIT sntoespocr.
fl — -
I
.Msyor L
its Ninth Anniverolry, March 15. =
Konckapolnuuuh Tribe, No. 30. llll<|
lprovcll Ol'tlcr of llt’nl hli‘li. lllc Bridge-
.pol‘t lodgc which has grown from n
(‘W I
who has
lilasi year. is lo celebrate the ninth an.
.nlvcrsary of its institution on March
5 1.3, and at the session all three of tile
. tlcgrccs of the order will bc coulorrt'tl
upon a class of mo pale faces. The
degree team of Uncas Tribe of South
Norwulk, will confer the llilntcrs‘ and
Wnrriors‘ dcgt'cc \Vhlli‘ tile flopllon
and ('blct's dcgrccs will be worked by
illc lcltln of Konckupotanauh tribe.
The t‘\'(‘|ll will be a big one for illc‘
llcd Mon and chiefs from all over the
Connecticut resoryatfon Will take lhl"by on, o
trail that night? for the Bridgeportlugauons
. lug illcm
‘ Fire
.bo had
i
l
I
last fall when 136 pale faces were giv- 30d that
one of the largest tribes in the country.
Following the initiation a banquet
will be held and among the speakers
will be the areal chiefs of Connecticut.
' llllilll
have a splendid clllb. equal to any in F
the city and open daily to the lildlnns.
A gymnasium and shower bath is to;
4.... Co, \.5 Amnnp, i‘crdlnilndo, do- with the cltlb. The working of tho
fendam's motion in .,ltcn default and ”“h- ,.
motion to '0“, n dcfsull and tire top floor of the Scientific building.
and in the summer it is the intention NEW
to
Title working of thc'reported
with the club.
didaie will .be a sight that will un-
doubtedly take it large number of Red
Men to Bridgeport.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
| Mrs. Fran lin Bush. of Now_Castlc.
~ not. says:‘ ‘1 suffered for years with
; dyspepsia. used to have great distress
t and belching. i tried everything i
'could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me compl tely."
. . For sale by R. H. Pilistcd. . ll. Ba.
to about 4:
VI.
was site
like soun
loadersh
place.
.l..
' Journey.
W . “new“
‘ MR. GR M N RP i D.
r.» _ it... “- ot .-
CHAMB
Formernsrlsn, erymaumllitsdby
'. ;‘theO , ,off‘l’hisvedi I;
1*3licl'o‘d or, ,i on 'who.,nfors
.l'eiir's. have W353! shillings in
the. Merv: ”of Samuel ,Grnmman.
which'haa focally changed hands.
and who resolved themselvos into the
so i Mitchell
" l
' Remedy
‘ ‘lief and
mothers
subject
ihnndy. As ‘Dr. Grumman is now one
lknow how to tell a good story. and at
.—
tarrh has give
suits.
omei will be so with-the
In“.
"in! the
transmit for
as. loss! hi
"i
inltly as Hybmei.
nvousl A necoao BREAKER.
Novel mines fCuring_,cltlrt-h. sgls
On Approval y,Zsltfuss Pharmacy.
y fTil-‘le popularity and rema‘rll‘table sales
0 e have broken
of-ihose barges have tone down thislm am every city and town in the
.country. this guaranteed cure for ca-
n most astopishing re
,..hsd so insurancefund of my Will The leading drugglsls are so enthuse
iastic over the‘ remarkable percentage
olcurss following the use of Hyomei.
that with hardly 'an exception. they
advertise to ill r customers that. no
trident-ad-
lucthat it costalnothing unless .it
records.
is- Boblh‘flérw‘ilk. nations ran-sla-
Ire‘ endorsing! and guaranteeing
godless Hyome
. arm base sold a great >
eats - d momma .ot , .
came of salarrb has
in, South Norwalk and 1
oases-s
W’
. _ 32:. :1 Springfield. was,“ “'.' , -=-~...,.-_.._.;;:,-
al ,, . all . . oi - - uavsvoumnlnh‘l‘ '
m m ”(gimotim 'mlb I! you have “dawn" ' M ”W
vim. . arlon. , 'l I pepsiaifzurewillcarsyou.~ j cur.
ll altis « . _ F
to
i cut”.
43$ 5" will“ . 0! [than who have been
, the same time help oneself to any stray
’clleese or crackers that happened to be
handy. As Mr. Cruman is now one
of the powers that prey. since he sold
out his business, it was considered
that he should join hands with the or.
der. Mr. Grumman was taken com-
pletely surprise when the crowd
reachedh it home, and he was further
surprised when he was presented with
I handsome Mamlp watch-charm. The
presentation wns'mhdo by Fred chkc.
Those who got up tho-affair were Cm-
lcs (l. Waterbury. Clarence l“. Scotlold.
Frederick A. ,kac, hen it. Hoyt.
1. Leo Gillette Abdul stark. Andros-
s. Waterbury, William . . Ballard. no.
my ll. Monroe and Charles F. l‘slmer.
s'rop ”THAT bets. .
srit may result is Pneumatic: Brn-
ing else
mend it.
mission
”WU
—
one and
‘ fixed by
t
. 4-
Feb. 24.-— “new
. iliflli search for Arthur
last. the,
PAIN, and cured the CAUSE of the...
il’tlluc's Celery Compound.
Aeromsnes THE COUNCIL.
Clllcf Harry W. Parker.
.collnclluien, who had been called [them] of the structure at about 4:30
gather for a special meeting. asked the l o‘clock this morning.
mayor if he had charges to presentsilots look any effect. and those on
against lbc chief, and the lllnyor said 1 guard did not even hear the bullets as
gene ashore near Sctauket. R. I.
The Crockiord. which
from Stratford, Conn. lo Bayonne, N.
was abandoned on February 17, off
Sotaukei. L. l‘.
the ice and was unable to continue her
AUSTRALIAN
ERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY..
The following letter from Mrs. W. F.
. of Boardford. Victoria. Aus- .
trails. shows that Chamberlain‘s Cough
value was proved. )l
New Haven on March is
old. and all the others—they .
and healthy today because. It ,.
v stopped trying to ,cure the
allow in positvoly cured' 'by
hi cause of your rheumatism
l .
cells, of Stamford. After Fire
Chief Parker's Scalp.
STA MFORD. Feb. 25.—Ma.vor Leeds.
caused a nunlbcr of sensations
'in political circlcs since his election
ito ofllcc.
astonished the members of
i
" FIVE SHOTS FIRED AT GUARD.
or Single Cases}; but Hundred. on
S—Ctsrb‘d by the lemon; Tonic.
Laid “coupon":
And there can bc
These and our‘ thousands. of other
Psino's 'Oelery Com
proof of this.
ullds the worn-out
pound' testis and rcb
Mr. Jordan‘s lciicr It: simply an ex-?AT RANDOM-A FEW OTHER RHEU-
Notc that he “did not expect,
MATIOM CUREB FROM OUR
LETTERS: -
Samuel White. First avenue, Eult
vue.‘ra.; Philip Silver. 754 South
Fifth street, Philadelphia: bl. P. Co-
nant. (72 years oldnmlnaetlve), 2.626
Cdmell uvcllllc. llldlauapolis: Jacob
Heiner. 1.2l3 S. Seventh .stroct, St
Louis; Martin H. Abner. World‘s Fair
Editor Westllche Post. St. Louis:
Clark K. Sirassburg, .609 Dun
barton avenue, Baltimore; 'Thonlas Am.
land. Homestead, Pa. now of 1.105.
{N. Emerson avenue, Baltimore: John
l'l'. McKenna, 93 Hudson avenue. Green
island. N. Y.: Mary A. Mer iih. 622
Cunningham street. Rockford, “1.; [be
lmothcr of Mrs. J. W. Towns, Church
iBlock: Mrs. John James. Eleventh and
Scott stl'ccis, Des Moinos,.iown.
“Don't waste time on SVMP- .
TOMS. Cure the CAUSE—the.
. NERVES.” . .
-—-Edwurd E. Phelps, M. D., 1.1.. D.. .
of Dartmouth University. Famous .
Discoverer of l’lllne's Celery Com- .
. pound.
Renewed HoStliilies on the Railroad
Bridge at Ana‘onia.
ANSONIA. Fob. 25.~B.i.‘lchul lion
tiliilcs against the Boston Bridgi-
Works. who are orccilug the two Unis.»-
railroad bridge on the Berkshire divis
lec common council last night by ask-
to request the resignation of.
Tile
not. The councilnlen there-
.llpon placed the mayor's communion-ll
film on file and adjourned.
The action of the mayor is believed ; could illld no trace oi the perpetrators
to be an aftermath of tile dostructionmf the deed.
f the city hall. Several inves~
have been in progress since.
Hilllllllii mounds!” The class for WW 1 but none have cast any reflection on.
atlon will only be second to that held {Chief Barker. Startling figures show-
the water pressure at the
on their war paint. With a membership ‘ time of the fire was very low. but for
(if 650 Ktmckapoliillllllh li‘llle will litl'this Chief Pafkor is not responsible.
’8 Indian installs Pills
. The Great Laxative; All Veg-labia; Contain no Minclsh l
oonusre on aower.s.'
“wt-w,"
”Mm“ “mun...” m: “a .i. ’l‘llo nnnlvcranry.cclcbrzttlon will 'bvlTNBV
\i'ooeitlr. ,mlnlm's “mililil to rein. hold in the Scientific Sootety's building .
state on dim“... A“... A. Hall vs. at Main slid Gilbert streets, Bridgeportiuvent ‘mNEys ‘ND BLADDER
Frank Svec cl “1,.“ foreclosure by where the Red Men have planned to “All li’nkIlt-fvr Mr" 7‘” I”?
or sale by all drupglsts.
p.—
scuoouas caccurono’ SAVED.
The tribe has tcnuied the en-;Tiken into New Haven Harper by.
Men of Setauket. L. l.
‘HAVEN. Feb. .25..—-The
to have a roof. garden in connection schooner John Crockford, which was
as a redelict drifting around
three degrees ill one flight on one can. ‘ the sound by Captain Howard, of the
oyster tug Ruci Rowe. was towed into
New Haven harbor yesterday afternoon
The schooner bed
She
rlvard floated and sailed across
d by a party of men under the
in of Captain Sayres. of that
30 o'clot‘li.
was bound
She was caught in
Provisions b‘c'conlfng scarce.
abandoned by Capt. Crisom
and his crew of two men.
..MOTHER8 . . USE
furnishes the same prompt re-
fs prized as highly by the
of that far sway'co‘itntry as
{in the United States. She -'says: “in
lmy family of. eight. all ofwhom are
to colds and coughs. l have
tried many cough mixtures, but have
found'nothing so good as Chamber
iaiu's Cough Remedy. Even in whoop-
ing cough it makes the attack very
much lighter. in fact i have used noth-
since that .trying it, for its
always recom-
no
u
TAX ON OYSTER GROUNOS.
About “0,000 to be Turned lnio Stile
Treasury in Revenue. .
The Connecticut shell-fishery com~ ’-
has prepared the tax-lists on
oyster grounds for the “lost your. The
oyster-moo in this statépaytaxes on
rallied at 370.006.» :and the
stale commission colieeiat f annually
about 810,000 in taxes.
Mill will! on lb. Willi“.
”Norfolk!
The commissioners will:
i . 4- board of relief at the
I . .
Ii fan ~ '5’ hilubwd‘lrwth'glsomwas'flmion. room in m‘snwich oh I! ' L. , ,
. as” bottles. ‘11. cm- g-t i!“ ‘1‘ “Ni, 90“,“ M
. mums" ». .g'b “VII 4““ , it 1:"?! ..
_ , ass:- ogiectlous‘ or W:
,, . e .‘l‘wflu ‘3‘ . k d
'3 DRQW“°- ooh-r hssrrngs will be held
once: of the can
an ‘
“unto ia‘
9" -.
ion of lllc Consolidated Railroad. again
commenced last night, and five BHOIH
were fired at the guard on the north
None of thc
.thcy wllizzed by. A hurried cxanlin'u-
‘ ion was made ill the vicinity of wllcrc
the shots were fired, but the guard
i. Several persons who were on their
way to work were closely questioned
by the guards, but nose-l ofthem were
able to give any infoc ion. 'l‘he.V
iadmltied that they htld ;heard the shots
,fired, but had seen no one running
luway. nor had they met any suspicious
Hooking individuals. The guard will
‘ be doubled at the. structure tonight.
i
i A MENACE TO HEALTH.
Kidney complaint kills more people
. titan any other disease. This is due
[to the disease being so insidious that
it gets a good hold on the system be-
fore it is recognized. Foley’s Kidney
Cure will prevent the developmentvof
this fatal disease if taken in time. Sold
at i’laisted's drug store. "
ion. AVls cuAnoEo WITH MAN-
SLAUGHTER. ‘
Groion. Feb. 24.—Dra Woodburne R.
Avis, formerly of New Haven, was
presented in the Groton town court.
this morning, on the bharge of man-
slaughter, in causing the death of Mrs.
Minnie .l. ingrnm. of New London, by
the alleged performance of a criminal
operation. The state asked for an ad-
‘ journnlent of the bearing until Satur-
day. to give time for preparation of
the case. The request was granted.
and the hearing takes place at 10 a. m.,
on that date. Dr. Avis was held in
bonds of 82.500. which was furnished
by his father. Samuel R. Avis, of New
Haven. . ‘ . '
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