‘N'Ie V.
9. an...» acne.
I
firi
March - (aptain
sport. lbo inven-
boat i'rotector
aitnnlc hilt
xtlIiI VII-all
'a pril'prialion for wt}.
of ilvr of his boots. lie
troll. nature the
II (I r, ll
’Ilf‘tlri’ii his dd’ his remar- use 0
of. the arm, board,
n 3 edit; ll of I
oibpiiiillr' 'II rfl flV-o orbiting"
‘ e
b.
it ll 'fr-n: .. lilo 9-leport
ii In Ming 9 .mllli be used W til
éilflta'ii any! 'at the mtlowinr
-. e for iiu- school of Mll-
ren‘a‘e for caper! en‘tal work.
yet the elrjruuhe 0 Long island:
pa for l.l...cntr so to been.
y. onl- for Iinn par-I
'rtllii can (or Puget blind. i
Lillie» It ~run. mtrated to the com-
tee the humiliation of his heat over I
r-qthara. Ira Hui. forth b this report I
‘ wean“ at it. is a table for lla— i
9» replaci- fixed mines and also:
Outside of mines to be used for‘:
9 9 I n99 i showed that the;
‘9. re; W to Iatiehnry ralneaI
. use do. ca lie used to attack and
9trt cables. The report of the army
rd gives a fall discrlptlon of the;
for and ones of it In the high,
"as. This H: 0 report that Corr-
liilll nefarradto In his speech 1
9 the house last week, it had much 9
do wll the. fiction of the house lnj
tug h e amendment to the naval
Captain Lake In In httpetl that
senate tommltiee will add the an
prop rlailo aukcd9 for which is entire-
from t propositions in
,‘one being or the navy prop
0 air be other for coast defender.
ai'l‘he conclusions of the army board.
which were read by Capflln' Lake arc}
dhlte interesting. They report as fol .
‘ "TM board lithium that this ty D? of
'lllmiino Will 5 most valuable.
auxiliary to the la edefensc and
In cases where cannot tic ,
3'0!an owing to ll fit: tough eater.
. huh tar... m was of channel it will.
my... the ncareal approach to absolutc
'oteltion now knoin to the board.
boar ran llc for an Indefinite per-
lot!“ allinnent' a. the point to be defended
thertu'ulai?! lerash or submerged
audition bv ti hn'ciro'rs or on the
noun... roads for instant use. and prac-
tidimy independent of the state of the
water and in incilphonir connection
so}... the libero. or can patrol a mined
offhnmihcd (banal-l. Invisible to the
roomy and abk In discharge its torpc.
dose fit any um». it possesses the
was: of utilizing ...~. engines in ev ery
condition eaccpt Illc lolally submerged
and call alwayr charge its storage bat-
’ tdrles while so doillg necessitating its
In to shore ollly when gasoline
mu I be rcplenirncd. in narrow chan-
‘ note the “Emprlt or boats would have II
(III With a. telephone cable
bit or anchored m the trauma. in
9911’“ ohllunels they would patrol or
lie in mid-chuunol or allow they could
retuliiy meet approaching Vl-ssels. ‘
“The test at Newport demonstrated
the east with ‘Vvhlch the boat can locate
and pick up cables, and, will minor
alterations in tho prcacnt mo el, junc
fjon boxes. ctc...can be taken into the
diving colnp'l-Imcnl and repaired at
leisure while llsoluicly protected horn
hostile. Inteltdieuce. The facility poo.
acsaed 9b9y the boat of maneuvering on
-thé blittom ’and sending out divers
leaves little in nothing to be desired in
its facilities for doing the work.
”The iibat shows great euperiority‘
oypr any isting means of attacking
mute neldll nown Iothe board. itculi
run by any field and can attack at its
pleasure vessels in lilo. harbor."
.l...’.‘—....
I NEW YORK SIATE DEMOCRATS.
‘1.
"Senator McCarI-en Believes the Con-
- volition Will be Held in Albany.
ALBANY} N l'.. March 59.—Desp9ite
the fad that \hélc aere‘ lonfere'nce un-
tiLan esr.ly.: hour this morning, an.
Democratic «tale committeemen were
(i by "9 9tI'ilIIcl. and the cilu’ntlnk
0f‘noaea of Halo lVV-o tacttothns began.
13.. lioCarrl-n. 0 Kim
000$ ider‘ who for the first time
“one made an alliance with
monommn alipid today. nil
' thou the. we on
Albany. he” ate so It
refidhat killer are motile
against mo.’
‘ canvas at the votes claimed by
VF: ylllphy. on the one side.
he hill“ and air. Mozart: an the'
r at sneallrly hour a ow appar-
aW‘tMWhllme fhrIMurphiwflta
use ‘19th .city. convention. and twen— ‘
ty-ianven for Hill and an Albany con-
(la..- ‘ of the 30m
lashes-ll at- 10 o'clock and $03;
mmlueerncn Were tinned
cc to another 1““ up It-
illnm to reco in the
.. (‘1 m. m
- aim leader of mi-
. li fl-Illatic It! '.98
9 ‘l’li‘fl‘itl -- n" lsi lentil-loll-
_ I‘Il I. phy,- Giulio. 96::
link. [0112“? ”mall
' l" Sham; mm
Norm ll H. Hick, I‘M
y 3 ‘Dm .l Collm,w1|3'
-. can
0
m
O“
9 purpose at my winll-r holllc in Corpus
ahat are you to do if fter tailing a
few mouthfuls of food: golr ertperleu’oe
such keen distress you “lab you "half
"Dr. David Kennedy’ a now medicine.
irg- to H. W. Rayniond of this trail
the trustee of his estate. Rtllloli ll.
Messrs.
Wad. V'vil
mantel-tome Imateeln blame;
There ls a qu
Baking Powder which makes
the fond more
"wholesome This peculiarity
al has been noted by
physicians, and they accord-
ingly endorse and recom-
ofRo
mend it.
ROYAL IAKING POWDER 00., NEW VOIK.
INTERESTED IN HUMAN SKULLS
Juliana It» so of Them and Adver-
" ttaee for Mei-e.
iWAN’l‘ED—llulnun skullrunust br- ill
gOod condition: will pay libcrally for
fine specimens. Apply i-iotcl Mc-
Iropoloh Chair. w. .lanlna.
Jenkins is a resident of Corpun
Christi, Texas. ill winter. and of Du.
lutll. .\linn., ilr summer. (‘onc-crnlng his
achrtiacmcnt .he said:
‘I‘ came to Omaha in .m- if i could
pick up any good skulls for my trol-
locilon. 1 here now in my pliVllIc "mu
scum lll Corpus Cbr.isti :lill pl-Ii'ccl
human skulls.
Acquired Fad at College.
"ill my youth I Inildc a study of
anatomy. Willlc at collcgc. in Lex-
ington. Ky.. i had lhrcc skulls in my
rooms. and ill that way i acquired a9
sort of liking for such strange brlc-a-
brac.
"i got rrly l'cal start as a collcctor9
l‘mhcr:
of skulls in thT. whcll my
moved the town of Minion from Ulll‘
corner of his ranch to a spot iVV-l-nly-
on account of tho cit-9
miles distant.
tcnsion of the international and
Great Northern. it happened that lhl-lcf
was a graveyard in tho loan of \iill
ton. although Ihc Village “as only
five years old.
undertaking to move thc
The cemetery- foll into disuse a few.
years lalor9.un.l It was. found ucccs
aary to grade a portion of tho ground.
Nearly a hundred akclolnna wcrc un-
carilrcd
lot.
Cemetery on his Hands.
"After a futile effort to not tllc pclr ‘
pic with had originally lived on lIl"
spot to relluvc Inc of my burdcn. i
had all of tho Hkl‘It‘Itl'lR rclnlerrcd.
keeping the skull of each. .
ch'enty-clghl. Tilcsc I had polislrcd
and placed in a calllllct made for tiIc
Christi.
to my collectionc from time
Having made a start i added
0 limo.
making my purchases genera l.V from Them.
”physicians 9 9
"M was “0‘ "m“ l‘xllaordiuulV efforts till bring
flood that my millectiorr became a
large onc. After that great disaster i
went. to the sir-llkcn cltv and there
obtained ill Illc neighborhood of 200
skulls of unknown dead." .
Mr Jenkins is a mlllionhlrc.
IF you DON'T Luis music
you can svold‘it. lt~y0il tulle com-
pany you can manage to be alone. Bill
gone elnpty and hungry‘? Why." use
(labours Solvent. and retire the dye
pepsin. Write to the Chi cllra Conl-
puny, liondout N l'.. fdr details and a
free aampld bottle
MUST EXPLAIN 1'0 REFINE!
BANKSfiII-i. .
Newburgtl Sheriffs Expected at Hear.
in. today in Iii deep on.
All interesting hearing was- bold
before Referee in Bankruptcy John
me. Banks today at It o'clock when
Sher-ht Jacob Harman Iihll Deputy alle-
:34! Robert J. flock, both of Neutral-sh
N. Y. will be present to explain the .
aeasori why they have not turned. over
the property in their .poalleaslml belong-m
to
Gob. '1.
It seems that Mr. Raymolll was
adjudged a bankrupt on September 11
1902. and on September 23. Mr. Could I
was appointed and qualified as trustee.
it‘ll! alleged theho'n July 20, 1902. the
Herman and‘ Honk had it
their possession some 13 horses l-nd
sevdral carriages belonging to “air
lcht‘ hare mastic-“Io”
9 «W at February 25. and
.Carl Foe .ao‘ting for "Ir. Could.
99 llihtion to e United
bee court MITII- an Val-dog; “for both
to appear
“afar. marinas explain the.
for their
has been aranted and each has been
if was too difficult an?
gram-yard. ,
i took cburgc of tilt Whillt“
i had just;
‘lhc Cohesion"
(emit. This mos
ality in Royal
digestible and
NEW OUARANTINE RULES.
lRigid Regulations to Be Enforced in
Centagloua Disease Cases.
A "0“ not of qualllulinc rngulullourt
lllioplcd by representatives of town
and borough llcltlill boards of the stall-
lrau been adopted and will go Into cf'
l'l-cl abol'llr. For some tlrnc an at-
i'llllll has been made to six-Inc unl-
lolmity in lllc oualantlne regulations
. and normal VVccklI' work on the matter
has rcuuilcd in its adoption. lindcr
Inc UV“ regulations thc quarantine of
ncrmns ill with Infectious or conta-
'glolul diseases will bc morc rigid. None
blrt physicans nurses alrd clergyman
9nrc In bc admitted to the sick room
and I'Vc isolation of patients In to be
. mudc complete. hogs and cats. which
are KRIII to be possible means of spread-
ing diucasc. arc Ill be cllcludcll and
mcrnbcru of tho family arc also to be
kcpt out as far as poaaiblo in cases of
scllrlct foV'cr the period of (pulrnnlllll.l
IV. fixcd at four VV'cckIV. and ill diphtheria
llrc ilt‘Y‘itlii will ili‘. lu'o won-ks.
'l‘llo oounty lretlllh officers us‘ Illc‘
mm have been cilmplailling of tho iu~
coruplclcucsk of tho rccords of sum:- of
tho roulstrura of vital statistics. Tim
Icgiail'urs harc recently been notified
that lllcy arc to be given unlil May
', l to conlplctc the rccords that arc 1.;lk»
lug In details.
9 DEATH RATE IN NEW YORK AND
CHICAGO.
During November and Dccclnbcl‘.
lullil. onc fifth of tho deaths In New
York and Chicago were from ptlculno-
. Illa. Foley's Honey and Tar not only
stops 9 Ibo cough brlt heals and
stl'cllgibcns Ibc' limgs and prcvcniu
pilolllllnllln9 so do not illkc clllluccs on
a cold Wearing sway. Vvllcn Polcy‘r
l Honey and Tar will cure you quickly
and prcvcllt serious i'csulla. 80le II‘
i’iainu'li'fl til‘liK storc. ”
I
l
i
CLUBS TO DEPOT BURGLARS.
Every Effort Being Made to Capture
made to apprehend the burglars who
broke into the (ilcnilllrok and Sound
ilcacb stations. \\'cdncsdlly evening:
'l‘bc police llavtV lhc description of lwn‘
young fcllowa who arc bcllcvcd to
how done the job.
Policeman James llcffernun. of the
city forcc was about the ilrsl'ofllcer'
on lllc scene of the burglary. He
went up early Thursday morning and
«.lltllincd sufficient oridcncc to give
the railroad detectives good grounds
to Work on.‘ Deputy Sheriff Rllch has
all this evidence In his possession.
and hair thrown out a dragnet which
It will be difficult for. thc young fol-
Iowa to avoid. w‘i . .
Two young men—they were cacti
about 22‘ years of ago—Were orderdd.
out of the Glenbrook station by Sta-
tion Agent Siauson about closing time
Wednesday night. About .- in the
morning two young fellows who an-
swered the description of the men
.Vtr. Siauson saw" were soon by a rail-
road man going down the road to-
i‘varda Stamford The same fellows
hung aboutttbe Stamford station ult-
til Night Baggegenraster Ryan put
them out Then they weal on toward
Sound Beach. At Sound Beach 'the
burgllrs 'aot ‘a' 'womans and a man's
than; two Ilmbrellaa, twenty-
'91: at ckeia to Stamford and onemich
in every salient point.“ ‘
' W.
KILLED IY swl'rcu. spams. .
EAST HARTFORD; March li—John
Ily tallied in the railroad yards hm V’es.
terday . a. switch engine ran him
down; fracturing his skull and breaking
Petra aged 28 an Italian. was lnstant- 9
his right arm. 'fiewas engaged in
cleaning the switches. He leaves a.
wifexand; Jamil y. ‘
4*“...— , .
9 or two evils don‘ t chpdae either. 2'
. 9 I' i . ' '
9 some of htfli‘property.
rm"
MITHODIOT '
iw‘lillt Methodist spiel-opal Church.
Rey. W. W 1‘ Duncan pIIatoh-—Il: do
u. m.. cialls Inertia: i010 ll. m.. oom-
lllllliiilll allvloe; i m., loudly udilool
ll Id Men's uthilt Club: ll II- In- Dung
l‘cop-c'a Inciting; f p. m., no men.
“llcliull. lllc Dc- :IclV' .Vl:' ‘ prelude.
".liurlrronll-ltrl.” siwlnl nlualc for thc
dlly Will be: Alllgroito and Audaulino
from 2nd Sonata for (Mann. Ml-ndcls-
.olln: llntlllVIn. “liwlnt ill ’l‘hy Mclclca.“
illlrdy; solo, ‘Sllu of My Soul." lbmltil.
William Merriam: anthem. "Witch the
llorli ’l‘uruoll Again till (luptlvcs of
'Zion." Buck; Mlitl9f ".\\'c Marin." lllrll.
Enron: grand ohm-us. l.cnlt:gcrc: 9
Politics li‘iilfll‘t'u9 Mllillci': l’oetluric In
l'. I'l‘f‘tilicl.
N’ll walk Mclllodis; lip. llcopul i‘ lluIl- -ll
iic V. l. K. Mirage. pllatlli .—-tlfiicial
iiollrd prayer sorr'lce. 0:30 a. m.: may
('onlnlllulom' 0530 ll. m.: Huntley
plural and n It llasa l2 lib; lipwo
It‘lillllt HI'|"VII(‘ ibilfi p '.ll. : owning H i-
V II with salmon ,7 30. Mush for the
.I.Iy: Anthem. llcnadlct 'Ill l‘ Mater.
liuck: anthem "l ilou My Kare;
qulmctlc, “.lriuaaiem, Illc ilolden‘f
ll‘Ili,‘ "'I‘hou Will Show .\‘lc llIo Plllll‘
liar-lib,
Churches. .
lCllwl Avhruo Methodist Episcopal
‘llurcil. ltlv. i0. Cunningham. pastor.
I.tr\'t* lr‘raat. 0:30 a. nr.; morning scr-
Vllc. built a. m.. iioly Communion
ml reception of Incrnbcla. Sunday
“virilill. l2 m.: Epwolth Hague 0 p.
.lrndcr. .Milil'l (f. m Alnsworth: top»
"“t brist Sillliug' llc Storms of l.lfc;"
Inning ach'll-l-9 7 p9 In: preaching by
.ill pastolx. 9
Knight Strrcl A. .\I. III. Cliurch~ll
V-ili bc lplnrlcriy nrccting tomorrow
l‘ltI special IIch‘Icoa will be held hove
mm at 10:30 a‘ In: areal-hills lII’
ll‘l'r'ItiillK cldcr at .'-l p. [1].: Sunday
.booi at l p. m; preaching by presid-
nc cl.br at 7:50 p. In.
CONCRIGATIONAL
doutlr holnnlir (‘ongrcgatlonlll cor-
Hi “I at aircct and West avenue. Rev.
b" N human I). l), acting pastor.
lllzzltl ii. In. preaching. "Cartoon of
‘orglV‘eIttullf' music, organ prcludc in
l. Willmn: (purl'tci. t‘onlc l'ulo .\lc.
‘llundlrr: organ. oflcrtolrc. l.ImlllgI'c:
illflfli‘i. llrclld of illc World. Franz;
rurlll pludludc in I). llacll. 12 m..
'Illlliiil)’ school. Mt‘ll'h Christian lll~
rulry. Idllllmll and Jonathan i‘lubs;
.:.'III p. m.. lscrnlon loplc. “The Merry
loam" music. organ prcludo in E.
:Illllullul: qlulricl. .Ice'ua, tlcntlcst Sav-
our. Ward; l-unlrnllo solo. Mm. silllrl:
Ilghll In D. 'l'ullls: qllllrlcl. t). Saviour
f ”it World. tinsel organ posiludc.
lullnllllli,
BAPTlST
South Noru'alk lluplist i‘llul'cll. RcV'
ll. ll. I‘iil'pl‘liirl‘, pllatoi'.--—.\lolntllg
«airship at lll:~:lVl. ltl-V'. lleury C. Ma-
.lic. D. l).. ll brilliant prcacllcr. will)
.rnl'. lulu: bcclr associated with tho
Noltilllcld conl'l-rcncc9 will occupy illc
pulpit. 'l‘llc annual on‘cl'lng for For-
igu Mission: will be taken The pub-
.ic Is cordially invited to hear Dr. hia-
blc; Biblc (fl-boo]. l? m.: Y. P. S. of
t‘. ll. meeting at ii p. nu. topic. Tllc
l'burch Superior to its internal Ditti-
~ultics; Ititil‘l.‘ Miss hlary Robins.
ipecial lvcning set‘t'icc at 79 under the
dllcpiccs III lii' Dmitri (‘.IIIII Two
Vouug lncll fljom- (Tell- l‘nchralty Vvill
Ipcak. luring nlcu cspclllllly urc lu-
V'llf'I to this l-IclV'.llI
First Baptist -(‘llllrcil. Nol'u'allt. l).
W. ’l‘lllnlrlgc Van ilorcu. pastors-Tray-
cr molding or ill n. 111.: ucrnron at lilzilil
I. III.; Sunday chloni at it: in: H. Y.
i'. L'. meeting at 0:30 p. «m.; sermon at
7:30 p. m. Pray'cr :ucctlng \‘V’cdnesday
.u 7:30 VV. ml seals free. A ('Ol’dlai
VV‘Ill-olnc to all M'ilil lltlmld tllrsc sor-
Vif‘tri
EPISCOPAL
Trinity ‘l’hilMpul Charm. lllV Rom-
illy l“. llumplwlcs router—~llnly Conl-
uluuiou. it n. nI.: morning prayer and
sermon at it a. 9m; evening prayer and
aerial)“ at ‘.‘230. Morning subject
'f‘lllikt ()ur‘ intern" (veiling, ‘aileoct
'lnrrd r. Supper."
Glacl- Church. Nornalk.‘ Rev.'.illnles
Benton W-9clucr lmtol —--iV‘iral ccle-
brntion llt ll o'ciolk. Selolld lclebra-
Iiou with sermon lll 10:30: Sunday
*0me at l2 o'clolk Evening prayer
Ind sermon. 7:30.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
St. Pcter'u German Lutheran hits-
stall. Chapel. aim-tn Main street. Rev.
Kali Kretsmaun pastor. -—Selvlces
with pl car‘llnglevol y Saturday evening
with preaching (very Sun yrevenilrg
at ‘l: 00. Sunday school anti talcum
at 0'45. . Albumdersteudl ‘Gerntan
"recur-litany Vielrome. Sp at Lenten
sorvi ogre preached at the ‘preoenl
lookout"2
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE accrual: ~
First Christian Science Society
Norwalk—Reguilu Sunday service. at
ind» Reading Room Masonic building.
Sdbiect.’ March 6 “Substance." Testi-
mony meoti
To both aert‘ccs the public ls cord-
ially Invited Reading room open to
the public each week day. from 2 to ii
p. m.
ADVENT OHMSTIANV ' ~
Advent Christian Churchs; Va}, landt
street East Nor walk Rey. J.W Da-‘
via pastor. -(‘olrrmunlou and love
‘ feast at 10: 30; Sundayhchool at 19! 111.:
Loyal Workers' coniccratlcu meeting
at 5: «to: song service at 8: 45' evening
sermon at 3’. subject. “No Mar; curse."
a...”
MAINE GIIOT MILL IUINID.
DAMARISCOTTA. Maine arch 5.
—'l’he grist l and senor vision
store of .l. Haggai; at Nobleboro.
were burned today and for a time many
braiding: in are vicinity were “Mir ’
iered as the town has so are praise
ton.” hint Haggai! was badly‘ burned
tat" the me and hands while saving
i5.00100!f-wltidh Ismail
and the
World smoke. with
you. Smbkbjf‘a Tsubatitute
and. you imitation-9
Longest Seller in the filler-Id.
The fitted is the Smoker‘r Protection. 9
h ~ ~ 5 Genre.
CONORIBBMAN HILL’S OPEECH CONSTABLE 8 BONDS REDUCED. “,SOUND BEACH FIRE L088 515,000.
("liilflt‘nort PM- I coauwarm. March 5,—No evidence| STAMFORD March l—rno loss by
'l‘hc nucccll recently tlt‘Ii\t!it‘ti by was offcrcd yesterday at tile hearing ofI a fire which burned the gardener a
(‘ tlilllli'rltlmflll in. J. Hill ill the House ofI the criminal charge preferred by Miss cottagc on the cstllte of J. Kennedy
llt'llll‘rlt‘nlaihefl In Washington on Maud Hough a (loshcn schoolteacher 'l‘od at Sound Beach last night. was es-
“erlll Democracy now Stands IV‘or."§llgainl-VI John Porter. a constable of tlmatcd today at "5.000, but in tho abs
lraaatllullcd markcd attention all chI that town. The hearing; which was some of Mr Tod, who is in lakewood.
Illcc'ountly. Tlrcapoccbirl In the mainlllcid bcfor Frodcrick W. Yulzlcr. 1115- the amount of insurance was not.
a dcfc IIsc of tho pr'oicciire ay.sicnl and ‘ llcc of the poem was largely formal.‘ I known. The cottage was a handsome
ll IcltaIan contains an array of arts. .Al'Icr a plea in abatement offered by' structure of stone and wood with ei~
.llllil flgulcs ulllrh are almost and the defense on tho ground of lack otI aboralc interior fittings A lamp OV'
anauclabic from an American \‘l'llld Ijullrdlction had bccn uV crluied. Porter crturncd by the high wind started the
point. 'illcollcs may bc all light all! cntcrcd a pica of not guilty and waived blaze which was soon beyond control.
our chilgl'N-zsmnil VVcli says. lull Ihcy joxuminalion‘ Probablc cause was in addition to the cottage a carriage
sink into absolute tuslgnlt‘lclrncc VVilcu . found and lrc “HF bold in bonds of $1. - house and a. barn were burned. Fo -
mnl‘lontcd ultll facts .\il. lllll lllllh 000 for the April lcrm of the common l tunatcly the wind was "off shore so that
lug lVoVV some of the old English title.
lradcra llaell theory ill making plcdlc~
linlirl about this country and how ut-
t‘l supports Illhl alraV of facts by at ow ipleas court In l ilchlicld county
COLDS CAUSE PNEUMONIA.
()llc of tho llltiul‘ rcmarknble cases
the
the fire did not endanger more value
bio buildings on the estate.
CURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE
8.
Wednesday at 8 p m. .of
truly llrcr tailed lo inleseo the posslv of a cold dccp~acatcd on lungs
biblicu of lhc prcrcnt Ilrnc. accusing pneumonia. ll.- that of Mrs. “chclal years lJslnco my lungs were
t'orlgrcssmau Hill finds lllc llleor-ltlcrirudo i-Z. lvV‘n‘runll Mali.on lnd.. who so bale affected that i bad man!
lulu again at. work today. 'l‘llcy alt-inns clrtlrclV tililri by tho nor of One hemorrhages." writes A. M. Alto. of
saying ilral tho protoctivc Hyatt-In in Minute Cough llllc. Shc sayrs "The Wood. llId. “I took treatment. with
robbery and yet as hc EIICWS lt9 it is. roughing .lliti straining so weakened scvcral physicians without any benefit.
ill folcc in every (ZVlllzcd country blltimc that i ran down in weight fromll then started to take Foley' 5 Honey
ouo. orl the globc. ad that one is now ‘ 148 to 0:] pounds. i tried a number and Tar. and my lungs are now as
seriously consideringit. . Inf rcmcdics to no .rVall until i used sound as a bullet. i recommend it
(‘ongrcssrnau Hill is satiatlcd that Onc Mlnluc Cough Cure. l-‘our bot- .in advanced stages of lung trouble."
lirc Dcmorr'acy of todaV stands ill the. tics of this Vrondcrflrl rcmcdy cured i‘OIt'}"h’ Honey and Tar stops the
main for ultimate destruction of Illisimc enilllly of the cough. strongtlron-‘cougll and heals llle luu s. and pre-
sVatcm. lie finds that‘ they have cd my lungs and Icatorcd me to my V'cnls serious results from a cold. [to
changcd somewhat. They are not now normal weight health and strengthnf fuse substitutes Sold at Plaisted's
ready to cut but system doVVn at onc 9 Sold bV (‘lifford Pharmacy “ ’ drug store. ”
fell aVVoorI. but they w.oulti to use his --—~
expression brlngu to a lingering RECEIVER FOR HARTFORD CON- RAILROAD TOILET ROOMS.
death in slow torture. Congressman ' CERN s . NEW HAVEN, March i.—Thc Stall!
Hill is ailnngly of the opinion that ll-Ut'i‘FORD. March 5.—0n appllca iAssoclation of Health Officers held a
neithor . .e manufacturers nor the lieu of some of tho larger- creditors ofl meeting yesterday. it brought out the
VVorkillglucn of Connecticut dcairo any i Ihe \Voodullrd & ltogcrs Company. of i usual report that the records in small
such end to the system which the. . this cilV. makers special machinery. towns were unsatisfactorily kept anda
My...” has built up mp. nation ' .ludgc (‘llau has appointed as a tempo-9 committee was appointed to see If res»
while holding strongly to the poll ‘rarV leccivcr. the Hartford Foundry Iclllal lcgiaiatiou cannot be secured
V.V of protection Congressman Hill iai Company. 'l‘lrc colnpanys llnllllltics A committee which has becn inspect-
VVilllng to admit that Illclc are am an- are $1 7000 and the. assets 33:! 000 The. tag loilct rooms in Iailroad stations rc
logo... in reciprocity But nourolievoa company was for mcd in 1899. with 530- l ported that conditiqnp vary but that
that all such changer. must be .rmng .tloll capital—“- it may be reorganized ’ln malty places annotate of affairs III
ed In the trio do of high tariff Illltl unsanitary The matter will be brought
not by those 0 lvould kill it lto the attention .9; the railroad com-
C
fulthor support of his axsertion Inlet; grilleslon .99. 9.9
the Democracy stands for antagonism AUSTRALIAN ”MOTHERS USE
to American industries Ml. ...ll gchs 9 9 9
a table to show what each district y" mum chfllh‘en. carimfaflgl-IM 9&0de l§EM DY.
and each state represented on tho M 10 0 w ng r rom rs
\Yays'anll Means committee stands for i “i. "M You “a". “my: ' I Mitphell ”f Bosrdford. Vilctlorlac A“?
‘.l:.§l‘°...“.‘.‘“‘.2:..“tl‘t‘i'ifii‘l3i....‘."".'.‘.'l§f. . m .. iKittiil’iiI.‘l§.c.i:‘22$.‘p¥§m.fi"§.
for It shows that the little Nutmeg i “WWI“ 0‘ . ”lie! and is prized as highly by tho
‘ mothers of that far away country as '
in the United States. She says: "in
my family of eight. all of whom are
subject to colds and coughs, l have
tried many cough mixtures. buthave
found nothing so good as .‘Chamber-
lain‘u Cough Remedy. Even in whoop~
lng cough It makes the attack very
much lighter. lrl fact I have used noth-
state lends the whole country ill the]
per capita of mlnufactni‘od product ‘
Our state ill good for 8388 per person. ICERTIFICATES 0F iNOORPORA-
while Massachusetts comes next with TION
$369. ' it is also satisfactory to note
that the Fourth district is third in the
total amount oi Its manufactures an-
nually. The only district that has any
marked lead over it is Pittsburp. dis- incorporated for 810.000: the Bridge, 9
Met, which was to be expected; One port Building Company. lncorporated.‘ ing clso since first trying it, for its
district in illinols has a sit tlead. for $18 000 and the Colt Company of valuo was. proved. I DIWID‘S recomy
TIM Court ”district tote; .an Winsted. mend it." . . 9 ”
PLANS FOR erone ARCH select".
HARTFORD. March 5.—-Among the
documents received by the Secretary
of State are the certificates of corpo»
ration of the New Britain lco Company.
THE ORIGINAL.
in atrickin'g contrast to these fig
tires are lhole which fin uni l-‘olcy 6‘: Co.. Chicago. originated Engineer Charles N Wood has pro-—
Hill allows for those ‘d ' which Henry and TM as a threat and lung pared .plans for a two-arch brldltc
remedy and on account of the. great to take the place of the wooden struc-
merit and popularity of Folcy' s Honeyi lure recently Swept away by the fresh-
ii.
nd “if a town
tterv wili‘i-bo
l9”
e
are represented by congressmen op
00500; t “in: district
rep n3. Ill isms ofI arid Tar many imitations are offered. et at the Huhheii avenue crossing
Mississippi. the per capita of- mnutm-. 9for the genuine. Ask for Foley' 3 Hon-' the Norwalk riv .1 Specifications w
lured product. la just 825 and the to—' . cy and TM and refuse any substitute be ready In a s 9 idle.
tnl amount less than one-seventeenth offered as no ether preparation will meeting noerdel‘s this
lot. My. M9r9wu gire the same satisfaction 'lt is mild. open for biddeyflt. « .
Is the 0:)de ti
ever from dean
caller and trainee ll ly laxative. it contains no opiates and -—-’-'-—-—-—r-
month War the committee. i la safest for children and delicate per- . g.
Congresamhw Hill has shown a I sons. Sold at Plalsted's or store. "‘ r it may r __ . 31-1?th la. Blu-
thorohgh' segue situation. it is, ~—--- Lilian Balnls hing up do when-
doubtful there is a man in con- ‘01! cannot expect to gain without! Iver tried, at ,. grout- exception.
gm. tod who Is more familiar. l effort. that: “#5“th curiae all you: .0. :5 toc' an ties mom
with the fiscal affairs of this country. Iiifc. for
He hall made them a study and no1
man is bothers to discuss them on
the floor of the- ease " ‘
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. ADVERTISE!) LQTTERC.
The following letters retain uncall-
ed for at the following post-offices for
the current week.
. 80th Norwalk-dddwa cam. E. a.
Daniels‘ 11 Burbank BIL. oberto Dul-
nore Time. 1. Kelly. Mist Clara Ken-
tor trait ism Monaghan. rl Raymond
Richard 1).:
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w“lee from breaking up. i
wd (get i the danger mark.
it?” a “zaps“
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below 9.”? trip the temperature to-
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