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Q Q “Q CUI‘CI IIICSO II‘O IIlc I'Cl80l'l. Robert A. McDonald. WIIII able to be scout». Ivlticu iiirirmi little on the lug below the railroad IAr‘miaIridllerl every on I. :0 “93W“
'I‘l'Il'.
I‘llIlIlt .I I‘ III‘III‘I nudges until that ho
is senior thlt‘l In It the Iii-In of F .l. .
I'IIcuey It t'o.. doing hmincaa In the
t 'itI of 'l‘olnln Conn and State urolo-
lIeid iu the I"'Il““8.\ station hero m foods ‘nh “Ill"
tIiIlIIy altetnoon to protein against the AM malty countriol M
N. a n. a. IIMIIIIII of food toi- which titer
truIspOIt Thomas, commanded by lia-
ior F‘ liel f‘tln'iugtou, bI maIII “VII of
men front tour Inland Ir.ibee the
belies Itot-uroe.’.l‘axulm andihe “any-l Go.
out yesterday after delight Illneus.
iIIlIiII Addie Whitney III spending II
week in New York an e about of
.4.
.. ~ . sIt ,o‘ur doctn‘
. Qt.Q"'QQ-. ‘I‘I‘thl
old. and that said I‘tn will pay it"
sum of ()NI‘J HUNDRED IIOI must
foI oath and new case of Clllitl'l‘ll
that cannot be Iured by the use oi
Hull's Cutarrli Cure.
FRANK .l. (‘lllCNl-‘l.
Suoiu to before me and subacrlbed
iII lll‘l [Il‘i'e't'lltt‘ 'thia tillI day of De
Iembof‘, -.A 1).. I'M.
IleaiQ) A. w. til‘iliASOQtI
thnn Pubili i
llall' s (‘atarrh Cure is taken inter i
bully and net: Illl‘eItiy on the bioodi
iillll Qinucous vtiIfacIs of the s) Htcru- '
Send for Imiltnonltlls fine. Q.
l“. l. CHENEY 6': 00.. Toledo 0.:
sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take lialls Pflnlll} Pills for culls”:
pniloll.
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Tilt Goiioii Site tut Boilers;
FOR STEAM AND I
I‘IT WATER HEATING. Qi
Insurcs a Warm House. Day and'
Night, III Coldest Weather. i
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gate for yourself.
(lotion it Litigerrooti County
96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
WE CAN GIVE YOUR «unit
MOI'IE CARE AND ATTENTION
NOW THAN WE CAN DURING THE
EXCEEDINGLV BUSY SEASON, FOR
THAT REASON THIS IO-AN EXCEL
LENT TIME TO HAVE WALL PA-
PERING DONE. CONSIDER HOWi
MUOH NEATER AND FI‘lESHEFIi
AND PRETTIER YOUR HOUSE
WOULD BE IF IT WERE TIE-PAPER
ED INSIDE.
IT IS A FACT THAT OUR WORK
MEN ARE NEAT.
CALL US ON THE PHONE 1352.
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to First Avenilep' .‘ fiasIcNorw-Ik.
Telephone Call, 135-2.
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HEATING. - 1
HOT ,wa, — TING '
HOT AIR ;
STOVE .
SLATE tag-III , 300% g
. IN Wm I‘ll. Q
Gas Fixturégv tat Chilling. Etc.
Have you seen. our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONESQ a HOQTCHK
COMPANY.
mi
”luv-ALL eraser. NORWALK.
line or
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him» “”8”" Q
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iti'r 31;
WITH OTHER GOODS.
FANCY CREAMEIIY eur'rsa i
25c LII.
aaon BITS. 12c vital
3 outs TOMATOES, 25cb
MILK CHACQKERS, 2 LBS. roa 15c
run: LEAF LARD 10c ta.
.Stuli,
24 COTTAGE AVENUQE. "
EAST NORWALK. couu.
EAST \lliiilillii
The antci Qmaln which sprung a 1-7“:
in Solute“ atenue is being repaired.
iohu (‘olc has launched his big float
and will put III in position near his
house shottly
James Robinson the oyator‘openei
who hnsbech working in Milford has
returned here.
The .mulmn Club will meet lomur‘
row afternoon, at the home of Mrs. ud-
“ill'tl Robertson.
Henry Reynolds has hauled his sloop
out on the slime south of Captain Pet
cr Decker a w-.half
The condition of Robert Carr who is
ill the Norwaik Hospital is reported as
being about the same.
Miss Maud Rogers has returned to
her home in Hartford after a visit hero
with her aunt, Mrs. Morrell.
This evening the Junior Band will
give ll supper 'llnd entertainment ill IlII
lens-t Avenue Methodist Church.
The entertainment of the Junior
ltund tonight will he held In the built-I
:orium ofthe church at 8'o'cioelt. -
Mrs. Charles Osborn and children
have returned to Danbury. alter a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. M. l). liandall.
Miss Lillian Ynuugs, of Emu \Vth-
iupton street, who has had diphtheria
and measles. is now able to sit up
ugnin. .
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Marshall, of
East Norwalk, were guests of Mr. and
Airs. l-‘rauk Sclleclt. in New Canaan,
Sunday.
MI, and Mrs. (halics H ltiiler. of
t'ottnqe stlect stpit iotlav for Pout
.icffciimu. Ii. I to visit him liidIr'
rou_ James 0. DQIIIia
A meeting of the Idltllt‘SQ Aid Society
of IIII“EuSl Avenue Methodist (‘hurch
was held ids afternoon at ‘.2 o'clock
in ihc_church parlors. .
'i‘he pile driver is at work today re.
pairing the damage done to the Wash
ington street bridge when the ice come
down the river last week.
William J. Welsheii has moved ht:~
inmily’ from 'l‘uylbr avenue to his place
of business on the east end of the
Washington street bridge.
Mrs. G H. Gilles gave adenQner party
last evening. to a few friends. in honor
of her birthday. at her home on Van
Zandt street, East Norwalk.
The members of the Advent Christ
iiin Church will dttend it why r meet-
ing to be held this evenin‘ at. a home
or Miss Jennie Birc'hard u Darlen.
A meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary
will be held at the home “Mr. and
iii-s. Richard Bland, this evening. Of-
ilcers will be elected ’I'br the coming
year. -
.lohn lteucdict and wife, of Siepney.
Conn" called on Alo'nno Wheeler, of
Ron an stir-cl yesterday. They are
cousins of Mi. Wheeler. and have not
Ilnitcd here in several years.
MI and Mrs. F‘dlian K St. '.Iollu hau-
returned from a several Indriths‘ trip
through the South; The‘y client most
of their time at New Orleans and en
loycd the winter th‘ero v ylndeh
Arthur Godfrey is via ting ‘al his
home here for the first time In three
months. He has been on the Strut-
ford Shoals lightehlp and leports a
‘Iery rough winter on the SOund
The. government lighthouae tender
Mlstlotoa Was In the harbor, this. morn-
ng restoring the beacon in the harbor
above Dorlon's Point. and looking at
tor the other lights and lighthouses in
this harbor
A line meeting of the lsehoda Club
was held that ensuing at the club ‘
home on the bridge There w'el‘e about
"0 members present. it m‘tleoided
to hold the handuet which has been
planned on April is and e. committee
is appointed to manage the banquet
e donnilttee comprises m Ila!
mo. ,ioscnh Hahn. John Manny Carl
Beltane. chariea'Bucliley litter fill
Frank Terrie and Edward Bill.
committee will hold its first math:
next Thursdhj.
m"rho pool mitch In the Hither tour
out last night was between “rd
iQQIr III rated 100 and M it at
ed 75. it resulted in a victory for the
latter b a zoom of 86m ., Howard
Day rl Wicke
a! pent-Shit 'i'iic nc'at hi3
tua'ceu Carl White 75 on W. A.
“bebo-
‘rection of RN H. ll. Carpenter.
ROWAY -..O
The l'.IIdchI Md TOCIGI“. of the lliip-
Iirt ethIh. will meet at the parsonage.
. this aiQiI-rnmn at 2 O'clock.
iiuivey Ackart is atill securing mom-
hem tor the orchestra that he hopes.
to Ill KIlni7i‘ in the dear future.
The ladies of 1th Methodist lpllloo-
pul c-lIuth will hold II supper and auto
.n the chapel tiIiII evening.
()sIIIr Mills and fanIilv lnoved yea-
tciilin tiom Ralliond plIIcc. where they
have. III III the II'zintei to. their resi-
deme i: llizhlaiul mobile
'I' lie llownylon Hose Iompaily hold it
b .isiress meeting Monday evening and
Ioted to purchase the Peuuoyer lot
i 7?le 27 feel lIIuI: west of the Icaldente
lot Samuel .\leuil i
"Some of thet t‘huiuiteristics of 0m
itivv-r." uill be the topic of PI‘Ill'tIpilI
bones address in the Free Library
and Reptlln'Q: llouin (‘oIIrIe on r‘iltlu)
lii'lht .‘Iitlieh 25th
A ten iII'Ieiestiux letlure on Birds
and TM ir Habits was then. last night.
in the ltowaytou Met hodist I‘JDItlt‘tlpfll
(‘liuit II. The lecture was Iicllveled by
\Vlibur F. Smith pII slilI-nI of the smith
Norualk ll‘rd Club. 'lhc speaket wits
lhOIOIIKIII) i'tInIiliIIr with his subject
and delighted. entertained and Instruct
ed the lurgre audience which heard him.
The lecture was tlunly illustrated by
means of a sterooptlcon under the di-
Ron-
nylon people hope to have another op
IIIIIII‘IIIII) to learn of birds in tin to
ture
The funeral III the lute lillss (II'I‘I‘
rude .lI'IIsie Cole was held this lifter-
noon at 25th from the residence of her
parents in Rowaytou. The. Rev, A. l..
Hubbard and Rev. l". (L Brown oliicln-
ted. 'l‘he pallbearers were Hci‘bcil
lI'eiiInd. William Moore, William lie-
Wnten‘t nud Hurry (lrlsw.old TheI
neii many/handsome floral plecm .'l‘lIc
imminent was in l'plon Cemetery
WESTPORT.
p...
Edward (‘leal‘y and ttlmiiy have
moved to Southport.
There was a Lenten service ili Christ
churIlI this morning.
'I'Iiuiiy Guild will meet this after-
noon at the home of Mrs. I“. Taylor.
.\ baby girl has come to bless the
home of Mr and Mrs. Everett Allen.
This afternoon a special town meet‘
in: will be- held in Tunnel Opera
IIIIIISC‘.
Miss t'arrie itradlev
from a visit with Mrs. (‘.olev.
Haven.
The Misses .\lluniI.- and Sarah Sher.
wood are visiting: friends in South
Norwalk.
Improvements have " been made to
the exterior of the George St. John cot-
tuue. Myrtle avenue.
has returned
in New
at the Farms the coming summer.
ties as teacher in Lyons Plains school
Monday.
The Women's Missionary Society of
the Congregational church meets to
mm row afternoon with Mrs. R. H.
Wheeler.
\V H Hurl‘ will address those in at
‘tendanee tomorrow at the Farmers
“Preps" Condition of the New Eng-
land Farmer."
Monday night at the residence or Am-
hrose. llurlbutt and enjoyed an exceed-
Incly well written paper by Mrs.
Blanchard. of Norwalk. on “Excerpts
from the Dairy of I Puritan Minister."
Mix-III Alberta Darrow recently cele—
brated a birthday by entertaining at
party of friends with whist. The at-
fair proved highly enjoyable to the
following: Misses Louise Nash. Minnie
llennerberg. Florence Gorham. Madie
Mead. "Hattie Darrow. 'COra inn-ow.
and Messrs. Fred Hennorbcrg. Oscar
Peterson. Leslie Perry. Edward Nash.
William Wood. Jr.‘ and Edward imhn.
The prize winners were the Miaaea
Minnie Henncrberg. Florence Gorham
and Messrs. Edward bells and Fred
tieuncrberg.
M
There is no use ‘in giving ft man a
point of View. when he is blinded by
ohstlnllllcyfi
Hem-v Mooller and faintly of New. $50 for the same advertisement which
York. are to occupy the Foster place;
Miss Minnie Elwuod. who has been”
sick for several days. resumed her du-‘
Institute. Greenfield Cilllfilly club. on;
The. Westport Historical Society met 1
Q ‘ his: label Quockonbuu
oases seasarcofida moa'baa.
_ .v
Former Police Officer Id Peter Cut.
Ian Arrlflnd In CIIIIIIII. N. Y.
CATSKII. l. N \'.. .-\ituih lu——.\
Greek. soul to he PaIIt'IIIII t'olovrcitl-l
lllthI', IiliuII PetII t‘nmlua. wanted at
'l‘uunten: .‘iluasu lot the IIIII‘KNI inurda
oi" ii fellow c.uIIItI-yIIqu at that city.
on Mill'ch 8. was nine-sled ut the lrvlllx
llI.Ilsr, hcrt by Chief 0f l’ol Ie llutI-s
and lodged in Juli todny.‘ 'ihc [liHIntlliQuNll
refused to talk.
.tu oillIyr from ’l'uuiltou bi on the.
way hrre. i.'III-llu< yi‘sl I'duy Illll‘lt'IIi
i
lloy‘s cute here. nud Will 0 drinking III
the bar. the pIoprII-iur. .lourpb llt‘ly.
who is u Immei ofllcczt notlII-d that he
:Iizreed with n deseiiptlou IIInt out byl
1"hef Dunluii of 'l‘utlniou. III the
clothing of the piisunI-I Ihl' sum of
$115 was found.
'l‘.\l'N'l‘()N_ .uIIsI .IIIIII-II iii. I'lllhI
tllus I‘- l".I0\ll‘IlIlliii~ Qwho is \\.Iuted in,
thit city is llt't'lliit'tl (It hating minder- i
ed his cousin (‘onsiz-uttluI ('hlpoul .Is.
by shooting, in a quarrel. ’i‘iu Inn-Q
pII-II-d man In mid to Inm- lII en a pulp.
or of (‘Ilipuuru's >Irtltl'. nnd it 1:. bo-i
livI'd that the brother IIIIJI‘I‘II‘iI in [bi
ill i'Iinyzemcllt
BIG HOSPITAL OPENED.
Mount Sinai Dedicatet in New Yoer
-—Endewed by chl. I
\'r.\\' YORK. Manh lt‘I. -~.\lount. St I
uni lloI-pitttl the largest hospital in
the t' tilted States in sine and the third
I‘nrgtst III capacity. has formally open
ed yesterday. Governor Ddell and Presl- I
dent Prunes. of the board of aiilerlncn
Icplescntlng lilquI McClellan. taking“
part in the dedlcaiory services
The hospital with its tun iIulldiugII
covers on entire IIIIN'II‘IM‘IWI'III] Madi-
con and Fifth avenue and One Hun»
_ Ili'edth and and tile Hundred and First
QIItIecIs. The funds for the conatruc-
lion and endowment of the institution
which cost ”500.000, was given almost
Iuiiicly by Jews Operating expenses
will be about 82 '.IIHIIIO a \I Hi
MONEY ON FALSQE PRQETENSES.
(illilrles P'nzier. ii mun claiming
New York as his place or resilience.
um- nrreuted in Bridgeport yentepdlly
by Detective Arnold for trying to ob-
tnin money under false pin-tenses. lie
‘ was trying to collect a bill for $60 from
the Warner Brothers t‘ompiiny when
III was :Il‘re~;iml.
It seems “till :I while ago it plulltll-
hie stranger IEIII‘tI on this firm and in
dueed them to take an mitertiscment
for $10 in u book called the "t‘ommer
I-ial Handbook o' .InIcriI-Iin Indus-
tries." said to be published by Conrad
.II-wcil & PI)" of New York.
in due. time another stronger come.
i to the factory and presented a bill for
win: paid. Yesterday morning Frazier
came around and presented his bill for
tho same thing but this time It amount-
ed to M0.
it seems that the same trlck had
been played on the Birdseye and
Homers (‘.o. 'l‘helr original contract,
Icallcd for a $20 advertisement. but
the hill presented called for 830. Yes-
tcrdny morning a bill for a still larger
amount was presented. But they
had been warned against the swindle.
and so retuscd to pay it. They tele-
I phoned to Werner 8:08., and so
when Mr. Frazier calieIL he was held
there until Detective Arnold could
: arrive and arrest him.
The original contracts show that
the amounts have been changed and
that the scheme is a swindle.
Frazier claimed to represent the
international Collecting Company of
New York. The other time involved
an- the Progress Publishing Company
and the United Book Company. ,‘
——-—~—‘
DIXON‘S COMMON LAW WIPE.
SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. March 16.-—lu-
formation was received here yesterday
that Annie Corbin. with whom Richard
Dirton dbnrrelled Ind out ‘0! which the
killing of Policeman Collin followed.
had engaged an attorney to prosecute
her claim for the. sum at 85.000 aw d-
ad by law to the heirs of any per
pill. to death by lynching. The woman
claims she was Dixon's common law
with and by his death is deprived-of?!“
support
mustang
i
it the.
tint. All of the il'..' stmlta no
hate dine uoiul IIIIIIQIII- and Ill
pith ed loyal to the .\lllt'.l"I(l|n I Ion-in-
nlotit under III“ The Maonhelu Com-Q
only was otigiuully pull of III tIIon's
battalion and has II diathuiulslu 1- Ice-
orII ThIl Iloitlnoa 'srrwd ‘I'ltlt oledit
and Samar. lighting a number I“ bat-
lies with the 'IqunIieuis .IIIIdI-I l.uk
ban and IIIIavaIu four mI-n III the
thlItieIlI 'l‘nxulos on one occaullm ill
Lamina. itIllllktll lInd ovul’con e an
at med totee ut It! IllIIIOIII‘lh il‘ o Vi
bflfv'lill iompuuy served in Auliui e and
Hello and had many Illllflhtilf at th ill-
surgoutu. 'ihe moms. who httvo.thqlr
own hand. me cnIaIanin for title. profiv‘
out at the Pit-sldio The) will my Into
camp at sit Louis I-Wntuuliy.
QCAS'ITORIII;1
For IIIIIIIII IIII W
III Kill Yet this lieu: ImQIIi
@722
Icon the
STOLE HUNDREDS QOF LEII'TL‘QIW.
,QRierd Mail Boxes and Forged. Names
en Che :ka. Etc.
CiiiI'HIIio Marcie. in.~hdward. Ker-
lln, who haa been attestod. has con-
quQs-ed to stealing hundreds of ttore
fimn mail boxes- in llyde Perk tho
last three months lit-2 shits Mifltel'
forging indoiscmenls on check. and
money orders. he casheIl them. chiefly
in depailment stoies
Kel‘liu. Who is 30 youth of age. was
released from the Jolict enltcistlary
last October. at the exp patlon lot a,
three years' sentence for robbing mail
boxes. He claims to be. a unlveraity
graduate and says his 1 rents are
Wealthy residents of Wood awn
He declines that when reheated front
the penitentiary be secured a position
with a real-estate firm, Ill. constant
surveillance by government detectives
annoyed his employee and be was dlII~
charged. Then he decided ”to resume
criminal Operations and saya‘be netted
850 a day for three months.
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Cutie,
Del" says. “i suffered for )em with}
dyspepsia. used to have gred dime”
and belching. i tried everything
cotlld hear of, but nothing helped me
until 1 took Brasillan Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. It. Plalsted. I". H. Bar-
ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy. “
RAILROADS AGAINST WINE SUP-
PERU.
CHICAGO. March 16.~The St. hull
and San Francisco and the Chicago &.Q
Eastern lllinoia Railroads have deter-
mined. no longer to allow expense ac-
counts {or wine feasts‘among travel-
ling. district and general agents. For
.years. it is said. it has been customary
for agents or railroads to spend what
they termed “policy" money. On every
expense account about one-half of the
items have been for drinks, suppers
and other expenses. incurred in pre-
serving “policies." The reform la in
line with the general rules agalnat'in-
toxicnnts that are now enforced on all
railroads.
HAPPY. HEALTHY CHILDREN.
Any chill can take Little Early
Risers with FI‘I‘II‘II saicty. They are
harmless, never gripe or sickon, and
yet they are so certain in results that
robust constitutions requiring drastic
means nre never disappointed. They
cannot fail to pertortn their mission
innd every one who uses DcWitt's Lit-
tle Eariv Risers preter them to all
other pills They euro billlousnosa.
Sold by Clitlord Pharmacy.
RHODE’S OXFORD SCHOLARSHIPS.
LONDON, March 16 ——George B Par-
liln. representing the trustees of the
will of the late Cecil Rhodes. sailed tor
New York today from Southampton on
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm dcr
Grouse, In connection with the holding
of examinations in the United States
and Canada for Rhode's scholarships at
Oxford.
here Index of Sept 25.
rallloud to operete ‘gamnlt Wet
New petition of the N. I.
‘Q haw!
1885. directing the
crossing». The healing who not to: I
o‘clock bill began half an bout later.
uttei commissioners 0. H.‘ Fylar.
‘ot TOI'IIIIKIOII, \‘illlinm 0. Seymour 0t
tRldxcllrld and Washington 1". Wild“.
of .Cbcstar. had personally Inspected
the creasing in dispute.
(‘ C. Eiwell, superintendent or the
I Shore 1. Illt‘ dlIQiiIlon of the railroad IP-
peered tor the. petitioners. and AIM!“-
IIIIy ii. A Hall tor the remnants.
tlltr town and borough of 8(0an
‘Mr Elwoll stated the modlflcation of
traille. ahlIh Ill considered Iumclenl
cause for withdrawing the gate tand-
era. and he was questioned by Kit,
Unit A long Illscusaion ot the paint!
M issue ensued between the superior
tendon! and the attorney.
II
III Eluell llnall) suggested that It.
Ioad was wllling to have n Ilaglnln
Ipl‘ecetle every train entering the how 2:
ougb and flag the crossing. Obiecflon i‘
was made to the proposal and hell! -
Mr. Elweli agreed that the railroad
would operate the gates on tho.»-
proaeh and departure of all trellis and
the agreement was autistactory tone
said the plan will be to assign but.
operate the gates instead of retainth
the men now employed as gate tflfl
I‘I'II.
WHEN THERE IS A DULLQ HEAVTW
FEELING
in the head; a. bad tune in the month:
tongue tuned and taste blunted; skit
dry and feverish: whites of ”fl
streaked with yellow: Iottr rising.
the throat: fugitive palnl arm
chest and back, etc., take Gal-cum In]J
vent Dr KellQnedy' s new mediate,
right. away and be well in a Iowans.
Write to the Cal-curs. Company, Ron-i
Iiout N. \'., tor free book and sample
bottle. * 1..
STATES new DIDTINCTIO'L’Q
Author of World's Fair Hymn-Born”
mature. ,
The mm mm at distinction which
Connecticut will he ble to claim at:
the World's FalrQ In t of being the
early home at the author of the world's
lair hymn. Local interest. in this dis
IhIction will be greater because the nu
titer was born in Hartford. .He is Ed.
mund Clarence Stcdlnan. the veteran
poet who now resides at Lawrence
Park Bronxvillc N. Y. Permission to
see this notable composition is with-
held from the pubic until the openlna
day or the exposition.
lIlr. Steiimiin graduated treat Talc
college in 1858. He became editor 01
the Norwich Tribune Ind Wlnued
Herald. The latter paper is the pub
Mention of which Joseph 1!. Vail sec
rotary of the Connecticut commission
of the St. Louis exposition was editor
for more than 20 years. In 1x59 Mr.
Stedman joined the stat! of the New
York Tribune. He was war (‘Oll‘t'tipon-
dent tor the New York World from
1861 to 1863 For many sears lu- has
held a. seat in the New York stock ex
change Much of his life has been do
voted to literary work and he has pub
lished volumes of poems, and la the
editor of several col tlone and librar
ice at poetry and literature. .
QTOP THAT GOLD.
at it may result in Pneumonia. Bia-
eilian Balm is break up Golds when
ever tried. almost wi out exception.
10. 85, 60c and 81.00 bottles. The cm
ford. hazter’ a and Planter - "
"PM
auemuc is IWNKM.
in replying to the query of the
Coward whether Uncle Troop’e New
Haven Union would sup rt Hearst the
esteemed Union poln remarks:
"The business ethos of the New Ha-
ven Union is at No. 14 Cult?! Uptreet
and according to the Matilde and in-
varlpble rule of the Union. boontlu,v
political antidotes lie or no-
public“. yfill be WNW t"for at“)?
muc per poi-moo locat
The Union “PM m 1 news
Nth Full (01' ambitious
gentlemen the preside“: down
to ward counetlman that aimed-lea
get into the new dimmed as
news. meat no tothe mutter room
of theIUQniep. . 'v- .
l‘ l'l It detail
lath dyad an M3?
Bryant. .‘
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2’ 15
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requesting II InQoditchlQItion of the MINI! Ire
for III III“
men and employee of the rnilmed‘ tow ‘
-~ per encore mile and" '
Q’ Q’Qper'pdlnd for than an t
. m ' . . AL.
xtlon ‘
ngod part of
toRtluII consist“ any Q-
Iuis amt mu an Dela
Chespcalte bah. ”I“
Inlay. both of w , ,
their manalaotlte" ' '
French and oh
want-Aha.
W- .
attorneys and the commissioners. It II ‘ '
D .
-! autumn.» Iimay‘gglh , ' W
W. n Inprmrae I " who,
Incl-ennui: oentI a: Finde-
autumnal unload“ ”lilies
Locations... Wit-'0";
p
IthitJrMMIecto snip wash?“
Mate port: wherein often be
0"” tIll hondi ‘eli'eaply vim the .‘M‘o
* It person who ntudlett the,
I’m as who“ in ta
and imports is inland to) Qihthfldl' ‘
lint of all unlikely QDIIDOQI it ‘a-
iII one of the grail )0hifietltf
port for sherry. Of cottage: running
~laud Is not wealthy ’engtw‘lfi
chem "dlinlting coon libvvwhte'atn
simply settle to it om tiIo.
ot .Ihc great "natltnul
many is the. mine: CIIQQ
mongoose in normauy site if m-
able as Thanksgiving mi: turkeya In
America. not the national bird of “3'0
Teuton lent a Teutonic him" It I.
hung lung ago. it ppm;-
mnns ate up all their m‘n‘ tie. and
now the} go arodnd- b‘egQg g -ot
countries for their geese. Item.
thrown heieelt into the breach. ind
her peasants are turning into gar
farmers. in parts of Rural! "near he
German boundary. the traveler can
see herds of geese now In'ltttndt of
herds of sheep 3 .v !
How big these goose heIQ'dQeeQnQn QeQQaQIt
be estimated by the fact that not
than seven million of Rosalia
were shipped into BeQeriti alone ‘lfst
year. ~New York Sun. '.3
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conuecricur'hmut aap adr-
- a. - ..
Farm Products That confine the '
Highest Price Pele in IIIeQ Country. ,
\I ASHINGHIUN D. 0. March b.-—An
intI-Iestlng document iuth issued. all; It},
department or ugdcultuie. \IEILII
D. E. Salmon. chief Of the than '0‘
animal industry glue the shillética at
IIII» dairy interests of the upper aims,
The chélOpment of IIIIIQ braille
agllcllllill‘e ls‘ herebshoan’llltltter huh
your other avalla e ua v
the information to sue: 4%?
lug not only to dahymen but to lll‘riy
other persons whose business III will.
edto the dairylnterests. '
Connecticut. though not called ‘an‘
agricultural state ranks (Out-tn la the
unbunt of milk meducedQ per (50*
the United States M5 gal I10" . .
per cow each year being the (119th _ '
product. Connecticut make «I _.
land ales..291h in popula j
persons engaged in urine
suits 34th in mileh cowi _
tal amoudt‘ of milk prb‘du .
the amotlnt ot huffing ..
cheese production l
per square mile. The ..
mini produced III Cotill -
the highest price ill t
milk delivered at cre‘ . .
hundred pounds being _
The “vantage of be
shown by the fact that'Q.
print butter is sold to e
solid packed ln‘ Connec w
erage prlce‘tOI solid pad
the dotted sates Ia gl- _.
per pound. and far
i c'elts per pound. whi
More received an ever
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