i Q .. .
. it ‘on View”.
, ‘ “y- . trn "J'
"N March .. . i :.'s- of
led at I.. :3 . tot-s this
0 WIN a or til. i (helm.
lclot‘la and 'I‘l :.I March
”idhke 'aanh rapldl
die sutured anuIzII recurrence
hommrhaue of stomach.
I g on profound t-.x I. nation from
I he‘ lflllod tt.‘ mm. 1‘ puke
fully at (llnll‘l1‘l.r kph?
lice
' Ind duke had been «infined to
use for some weoitt. but until
”. lied to tslte’to his It 'd be was
with his attustdmed activity
.aa was his c-uatonl. a oolstanl
during the
i‘
7;... If
ll ‘ sat at functions of a national or '
(title character. At Uta molt re,
of these it was obvious that the
e was becoming exceedin‘y feeble.
presented a somewhat pathetic
. ~
to as. leaning heavily on the arm of
~"of his sons he advanced with falt
some pain tottc movement.
lag ward Iul Queen Alexandra
while the dukes sons Admiral
Col. Flizgeorge were almost In-
‘ll to. the priesctt year the duke. re-
'i sodium of his old time activity
' icipated in ill“ shooting parties at
l plate six Mile Bottom. Cambridge-
in enterta'inod. Although the duke.
, imbued with old world conserva-
» 'iia
' inf: all even his piejudlced opposition
o modernisation and dpmocratt-
the affection with which all ranks re
mood their old clefommandeNn-dl
Vlgll the late duke, his sons being borit
of smorganatic marriage, and his
hing a field marshai' s baton as well as
an Order of the Garter.
the duke will he hurled at Kew. An
imposing military display will be made
”death of the duke necessitates
the postponement or the cancellation
go into mettrn .n2 for several weeks and
the program for the whole of the Lou-
The flags on the public buildings were
halt-masted litter the death of the duke
' has! for firing in honocof St. Patrick's
day were removed ‘
': in list in lieu livapltgiti
mm the
1" “step to address a gathering in
‘ est-I'd inn-Imus the sick
, Iily at his bedside.
, despite it great age he always
sh enjoyed entertaining and be-
he was undoubtedly a p0pular tig-
so on ,9! the army failed to decrease.
The ii In of Duke of Cambrian died
death also plsoesat the disposal of the
It is expected that the remains of
at the must at.
at all royal flint-lions. as the court will
don season w in also have to be revised.
became known in ntany cases Irish
OEI IA
“ET .. n....t
:1- ) “(nature oi
\
AGAINST ANNEXATION TO U. 8.
’ ' find
South American Repuhllcc Form an ll?
times for Their Own Protection.
' CHICAGO. Mart II l7.~—.‘l despatch to
the Tribune from New ortcans says:
According to mail advices just received
. here an alliancc iIn- been formed by
Brazil Ecuador. Argentina Chile and
Bolivia to guard against utmotptlon by
' the United States
’e’l'b better it is declared. prevails
throughout Brazil and .\! gentinn that
Republic President Rlliht'velt will in-
tervene and recognize the revolution-
ists thus paving the way for annexa-
tion.
The alliance was discussed first last
year. when Peru was believed to he
.eonsidering the advisabiliuy during the
recent revolution of asking President
Roosevelt to establish a protectorate
overuthat country. Thu proposal re-.
I eived such strong support that the oth-
er republics were frightened, fearing
that with Peru as a at nu'. as stone to
tho formation to the minced annexa-
. t‘on of Pefn the Unit stat. might
* absorb the whole of Son tt America.
ass-rttaomuiiie. m
Newman» snail...
rtrltis intuit lagoon Fillet.
rldr-jw' lien an ”all. Calm!
. , For. sale oy a ‘ «translate.
W....... m
u.f.a,4.'I J“.—
J’s.
on ‘..IV in fifteen You". "I
{ mlifilficlil'tmr
lime-l u the cm
of iwitm s put on by “all.“
. 3 ay :1 seventhdayo e
W
to: order II it “The oni’
' :fiflrumulm ~-. to show“
'. lllMll Ir- able will Hot
had you :tenetattt .Zespoadoat during
”thew“ six month , ‘
. Edward R. New thought‘nardley
' wu hot «all then.» because-means:
boisterous ata noiter where they
r hn' 's'ecsniihe‘ hall
man: loudly whom
£81
in the event of a rayo. ution in either "
OTATE COOKED m EABDLEY CAIE
Whine» aa' a t 2 Hence Joe Would Get .
hinrth 11—730“; ‘2
u... .
\ .“
to‘
I
I ..
*”‘1. An“ “A, h
at" '..I- .l ‘
a Modesto, :; WW 1
4You see them everywhere—the signal of en-
tjoyment and satisfaction that shines brightly
from the face of every Cremo Smoker—~5c.
largest Seller In the World.
The Band I: the Smoker' 3 Protection.
. EARTHQUAKE IN SEATTLE.
OEATTLE .‘Washitigtotr March l7.—1
Two earthquake shocks were felt ll(’.l‘('
last night. I he first of five seconds and
the second of flftolut seconds duration.
A vibration ttom cast to west, severe
enough to tnttit- Ilishts mote thrills
and shall“ tip the higher buildings In
curred. .‘In the (‘ hurcb of the immat II
late Com eption a big (‘ougtcgatiou
was asmblcd anti It small ptItIit nus
caused lay the catiltouake.
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley '& (‘o., Chicago.
Honey and. TM as a throat and lung
remedy and on account of the great
men-it and DOIIl'lalll) of Foley" 5 Honey
n'i'l‘ar main imitations IIIc tillt'It-(l
the genUluo Ask, foI Foley' 3 lion.
and Tat: and refuse any slilntilltlt'
oflt'eled as no other Dit'pilllilltill “ill
give the slime satisfaction. it is mild
ly laxative. it contains no opiatt-I: and
is safest tot citil lien and dclltuit per
sons. Sold at I’luisied s dIup, store W
It'll
til‘litllitllt'tl ‘
l-IAll'l'I"I)Rll. March It}:- (lov. ('llfllll~
bct'lnin has nurttpted a requisition from
the note tnot of New Jersey fot the ant
t'endci of Douglas (‘ olden. tIIIdt-I attest
in New lll\\t'.ll who is tituiged with
gtitnd lliltl‘ll} alleged to ban- bet-II
committed in llcrgen (ountt of that
state. on .lununiy it, litu-l -\ quttisi-
lltill till the utitcl'lior of Ncu Y‘tiik has
iIIou lsstit‘tl lot the Silli‘ilflt‘i of Rob-
.-\lI-xttIIdI-r. churned with burglary.
alleged to have been committcd in
Greenwich. on Feb. 22. litti-i. Another
it'tllllFlIltlll ilaltlllg tho Governor of
Massachusetts for the surrender of
Hill lltitu liretts, charged with seduction
Ill iI minor child. III linmptott.
“ STOP THAT octo.
:v it may result in Pneumonia. lit-It-
ilian Balm is breaking tip Colds when-
Jvet' tried, almost without exception.
.0. 25, title and'Sifld battles. The CIII‘»
ford Baxter's and Plalstcd's "
.
A r .e ‘ ‘
‘GOVERNOR ACCEPTS REQUISI- DO YOU WANT STRENGTH?
TION. It‘ you “illil to Increase your
strength you must add to and not lilltv
I'Iotn tho lilil'rlt'al. In other words.
the food that you cut must be digest-
Iti Rhlllnlllnl-d and appropriated by
the minds. blood and tissues befote
lictug cxpciitd from the intestines.
Rollo] ll‘thlil psia (‘ lilt‘ adds to the pin
«ital. it gins sticugth to and builds
up strength in the human system. It
Is pit: .attni to IIIi-‘lt‘ and palatable, and
the only toIIIbinutiou of digestauts
tittti will dint-st the food and (‘nahlc
Ill" system to appropriate all of it“
iwaltit and rttcugtlI-giving qualities.
Sold by (‘iid‘otd Pharmacy.
TEXAS OIL FIELD BURNED.’
HOUSTON. Texas. Marci) Iii-“Firt-
’Inst.1tisht binnlaoy‘ a large section
of the liaison (lil field in Hardin Coun-
ty. Tl‘i‘ loss |' about $50,000. The
propctly destined lll(lllllt‘5 luonty
tbou»..ud itattcb of oil in s maze and
tum: t_\ oi motedt nicks.
fi_- _..___...
H GOLD‘NNGS, ‘
too
2. t00
KINDSCS AT
62' av: 2f¥8i22"'§TREBT5
AM '1
DRY GOODS CO.
New
Yorli.
.{t
the morning.
Woven Madras in
ouiaite
eecf!
colored grounds. Very fine quality:
foams Corded Ma'dms'lll
. .
mm” sfijted h exquisite Monti
12-inch \\ oven Madras. re
a .mfl Great l
ml Ind no and of ram
Gingham; In checks.
hitting new
In so
r
,. ' News Extraordinary
An Extr o d
Purcl‘iasea gfmary waSh
100,000 Yards 0f Brand-New
Kinds worth 150 to 250 Yd. at
It out memory serves us rightly.
this a: tit: largest purchase of Wash i. tbrics
cter made by any one house. to sell at a
single rice. in tact \’c‘ debated the ques-
ASSOrtmcnt i< so broad, w“ '._
mvcn‘gathflm While the big “53$ afg
l r-ln ea-
Oll athltc and
“(Willis
“(in
Of
or
tion w
lilac.
months
’ 1,.“ \ hut.
* ' . ("Nowell in"
l shined and figured
Nmeltv Suiting” all“? lnflhtlmt
to cotton of the choicest sprin 'IIOY' .
cities in thl good; u. we "ml
"Item of pt-Itttrnx. :m n la-dit
ntt uglier looms“? in the art of
affix?
We place on Sale To-morrow Morning
part oi" lite lot at 15c and t8c. since >0mc .
Iim.‘ ot might meet the statement that new '
(starter Dollar kinds were to b: ousted ..I
But you know lit.-
statement is to be relied upon.
it IS/H superb lot of fabrics,
from several of the best known mt llS with '
the avowed putposc of creating a More in'
the trade.
jammed In the morning our éilorts of font
been for naught. "it is undoubtedly the
Grandad Purchasing Opportunity of the Entire Year .
anti Ito adjectives are too strong to emphasize the “firms. “ubgolk who have a thought of making up
: spring and summer dresses and wnlS‘S‘ {Drizflictnsfilmnm p‘gfi- ”iones. will be here bright and cativ in
, polka dots in site. abuser-b death
this M
W
Goods.
5g c
that it “cold not be best to sell
4.1.th store—and the
at‘uercd
If the rslore is not literally
in gathering,r the stock will have
- \
Potter-nave.
tee nittinted a E: I]
mostly new “‘
r-fI-N'
E 2
on pink _aad
makes daintier 3mm
M
l'lain‘ Batiste M on timely fine
qualify. it lute wide is
or: printed the I
otwr.-1Wiu”fl low a“ '
with W‘:: n I ”new
ck fl“ tine combination:
(we’ll clip it; y
be
also.
r ‘t. mwsthIiiIIttI . ..> ..
l
\
wss'rsaa'rroao attracts.
Questioa of Location for
Brown Wire dun.
HARTFORD, March l7.--Mfllly itt‘l’
sous in Hartford are interested in the
tirown wire sun, which is the develow
meat of a new invention In heavy 0|‘(l'
dance that has attracted the attention
anti interest of the officials at \Vnsiil
ingtott. Much of the stock is owned in
uitd around Hartford and the president I
of the company in Oliver (lllili'l‘lilt‘eVl‘.
of Glllltll'llf‘t'H', this state "lcats that
have established Iemaikublt- quullilci'
of strength and upset haw been made
lit the pit-stutt- of naval bufll‘tlfl and
tit this time ll six- inch gtut tiIIdeI these
patents is being manufactutod fat the
navy Ill the Scott works of the Head-
lug iron company at ltcu ling, Pa.
It is expected that arrangements Will
be llllltll' for building the guns in tltis
stulc. and it may be that the manu-
fat-tuI-I- of them may be conducted in
Hartford,
It is claimed for the six~iucb gun
now lit-lug made at Readingthat it will
be callable of firing a monster shot
for 1w miles. Over 21 miles 'of wire
were used in winding It. It will be
:36 feet long and will weigh 20.000
pounds. it will fire a shot weighing
100 pounds with a service velocity of‘
3.500 fcet-scct Ila anti a maximum vc
Iocity of 3.9 0 footaeconds. Great
strength and satiety are claimed for the
now gun, John liamiiton Brown. the
Inventor. has bili‘lll much money and
mutty years in developing his inven-
tion. and it Is believed by those who
have studied the principles atid mcilt-
Iuls employed that the gun establishes
a nmt' era in heavy ordnance. \Vlre nntl
tttt'ttIuII-II stccl sheets are employed in
its construction and it is said that the
advantages are not to bc dented.
Ill .‘l’illll 8 ”ill Silil llllllllllfli
THE ANNIHILATOR OF WORMS
JUDGE CLEAVELAND WILL WAIT.
Desires to See What Action Sopcl'ior
Court Takes Bolero He Removes
Bryan.
NEW HAVEN. March 17.—Alier con-
sultation with the attorneys In the P.
S. lieunett will case. Judge- I.. W.
(‘lt-aveiaud. of the Probate Court. has
unumtnccd that be will defei gltllil: a
tit-c ision on the application for William
.1. [inputs Icmouti as executor until
the Sttpctlor Couit passes on the main
issues in the case It is expected that
lllt' decision in the Superior Court will
pIIII-titrully cover the. issue involved on
the motion before the probate court.
in the latter motion, counsel for Mrs.
licnnett. the widow. and the reslduary
icuntces askcd for Mr. Bryan's rI-mov-
:II on the ground that his personal ill-
lcresls wcrc alleged to be In conflict
with his duties as executor. and that
as t-xI-cutor he proposed to Wattle the
estate by appeals to the higher courts
WOMEN'S KIDNEYS.
Women are, more often afflicted with
kidney disordcrs titan men, but attrib-
utc the symptoms to diseases peculiar
to their sex. while in reality the kid-
nets are tictangcd. Nervousnc‘ss.
boa cite. pull a? ct else out or
ilir‘dttyt‘s lifllll’li‘iprll‘l‘t‘ ack.i all: signs
of kidney trouble that must not be
iynorcd ill a actions malady will re
.u. I It‘olcyekidnm Cure has rcstor
ed the health or thousands of weak
ucrvous, broken down women. it stops
irt‘cgttlarltics slid strengthens the uri-
nary organs. It purities the blood
and benefits the whole system. Sold
Piuisted‘s drug store. “
ESCAPES FROM ASYLUM.
dietown institution.
.\iii)l)l. ETOWN March i7.—-~Art'nur
\Viicox. of Mcfiddtt an Inmate of the
(‘onnet ticut insane asylum, effected his
escape last night while going to supper
and the fact was immediately reported
to the police, who are making a dili-
gent search for him. Wilcox was for-
Incrly an Inmate of lite Hartford III-
aunc hospital. and escaped about a
year ago front that institution. but was
captured after a few days in Utica, N.
Y. Wilcox was taken to the asylum
itlsl week.
AUSTRALIAN ..MOTHER8~.USE
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUOH REMEDY.
The ollowing letter lrom 'Mrs; W. F.
Itiltchc l. of Boardford. Victoria. Ans-
tI'aiia. shows that Chambot'ialn's'Cough
Remedy furnishes the same prompt ro-
iicf and is prized as highly by the
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 cohgbs l have
tried many cough mixtures, but have
found nothing so good at! C-hamber
Iain‘s Cough Remedy. Even in whoop-
ing cough it makes the attack very
much lighter. In fact I havo used noth
lug else since‘ first trying“ It, for its
value was proved. i always recom-
mend it." ' "
HARTFORD" IARBERS' TROUBLE.
Union Decides How Goad at Heu-
bialn May Be Shaved. ‘
HARTFORD. March l7——At last
night s meeting of the ‘Barbers' union.
Fred Gauthier. a member of the com-
mittee appointed to Investigate the
complaint about the Hotel Heublein
barber shop. made a report and the re—
commendation ot the committee was
voted. The committee had a confer-
ence with Manager F. M. Johnson of
the hotel. which was entirely satis-
factory.
o
Earl!
it: are
HAPPY nastrttyk cHILpaaN.
. talt e Fat.
TIE-Ins or 'stclten. 'snd
are _, 'ilaap . They
‘iertom mission
tie Early than to all
are
other pflli‘. They cure hililoosaess.
Sold by Gillan! Pharmacy
WILL RUN QUARRY NEAR JA L. ‘
Preparations are beta; rude to
narryattherearoftheoonnv
e county commissioner‘s re-
tly acquired an additional strip of
aearthedteoltheauarry which!
meanest v the city and this
Ill be penal!
“mutated“.
Plant. at .
Arthur Wilcox Missing From the Mid. :
. : ‘drtain in results that ,
, requiring drastic ‘
Grand Army Commander and U 0. Treasury Woman Employee—Cured I“
8"“ by the Quick and Marvelou a Powers oi the Great... Kidney
ln’.‘ I NC?
Remedy.
DR Inttttttrs limitation Mills.
liutlington \‘t. .iuu. L": 1901-—
"Some months ago I noticed a peculiat
Color to my mint- and on examinationt
found that it tontttined ll quantity of
brick-coiotod sandy like substancti,
which I IctogIIi.:etl as a sign of kidneyl
dunner. l ptotnteti tno botllcs of
lit. l'tlllltglll H Klillll‘)- Wort Tablet;
and llif‘_\ heipIIi me right auay since
whitb time i butt» had no recurrence
of this trouble.“ (‘iiaries \‘au Stein-
bcrr. Plist (‘otnmnntlt-I', Standard Post.t
No, 2: Past .itIutoI- \'|ce~(‘ommander (i.
A_ It. lleparttntnt of \YI-Ittntini \
Washington, It, (‘.. (let 25 I903.-
"l‘rom a ittirt I was injured and suffer-
eIi from pains in my lint-II, I have tak-
en nearly two bottles of Dr. l’cttingili's
Kidney-Wort Tablets. and can say that
they have helped me very much. and
can recommend them to any who sui-
fcr with kidney trouble, They lll'l“
worth more titan goid."~Mrs. Jennie A
Arnold II. S 'i‘t'cusury Department.
Man and womcn—younq or old—
brokcn, or sad, or sick—find in title
marvclous remedy NEW VITAL
ENERGY—NEW YOUTH—singing
through their veins to give NEW
JOY TO LIFE.
0 O O
\\'.v\'l'(‘ll \‘tll'lf I'RINE for
itust iinnger Signal. ’l‘itc I'rine Is
the body‘s index of Lift- or Death.
Health or Sickness. .
‘i O
\'()l' RISK NOTHING. (lu’ [0 Your
llI'ugglst TODAY. Get One Bottle of
Dr, Pcttingill's Kidney-Wort Tablets.
'l‘ttkc Nothing Else, If the first bot-
tlt- does not help you our Consulta-
tion Department will advise you
FREE. '
the Brick '
CHARLES VON STEINOERG.
- P. Jr. V. c.
Grand Army of the Republic, V-t.
If you DON'T KNOW what Is ilto mat.
tcr, if yott do-not understand your
trouble—writt- for FREE ADVICE to
Consultation Department. College
ht, Burlington Vt. Describe Your
Symptoms Fully.
DR. PETTINGILL'S KlDNEY-WORT TABLETS.
THEY CURE—Back Aches—Brick Dust—Bladder
They Contain N0 ALCOHOL—Nothing But Concentrated Cure.
Weakness-
oooo'
soon
(ill) NliW
FRONT
THETFOOD 0F
used. with the advantage oi
ieélas'We dc—That NO M
-~/
ENGLAND
RICH
RUSK
AGAIN.
OUR DADDIES
TO THE
THE CRISP. brown granules of 0001) RICH r001)
are made iiotu whole wheat malted—then mound into
flour. and seleniiticallv cooked and prepared.
It Is the old New England Rusk. once so universallv
being made from malt flour.
“you give it a Wtck'a tIiaI we believe that you will
EAL is complete without a
portion of 0000 thn FOOD.
For sale'at all the leading
grocers. Illc a package.
The New England Food Co,
South Norwalk, Conn.
EVACUATION OF BOSTON.
One Hundred and Twenty-eighth An-
niversary Observed TodaY.
BOSTON March l‘L—‘l‘he l28lli an ,
nlversary of the evacuation of Bostm
by the British troops was observed i
here today. In South Boston. whercI
the day has been yeaily celebrated. the
occasion was of additional slgnificancei
as it has the centennial annivarsary of
the annexation of South Boston to Boa;
top. The guest of honor was Secretary
of the. Navy William H Moody. '
’l‘heic were two parades one under
the auspices of the Citisens' Associa-
tion of South Boston and the second by
the Ancient Order of Hibernians The
Citizens was confined entirely to the
South Boston district while that of the
Hiberniana traversed the principal
streets of the city pioper . .
liltil' 8 mm Mililll Pill
The Great Lsaatlvq AllVegu-Me, («stain or ltlinrtaiI
1-qu obeana on soweas
LlVBR, KIONBYS AND BLADDERl
"All ll’n‘ptl-fl' all"! .Ylals I" l “11","
For sale by all drupgista.
32—. .._
WEST CHESTER BOY KILLED.
Struck by West Bound Passenger
Train L at Night.
w EST CHEST it Conn“ March 17
——Pltitip Odertnan, 15 years old, was
instantly killed tonight by the west
bound passenger train due here at
7: 37 toting Oderman was driving a
two bowel: team and was struck at
the crossi g at Chamberlains Flats
One of the horses was killed and the
other was uninjured Oderman' a body
was found near the scene of the ac-
cident badly mangled
iCURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE
UNGS.
“Several years since my lungs were
so badly slanted that i had many
hemorrhages," writes A M. Aim, of
Wood. ind.‘ “i took treatment with
several physicians without any bcucflt.
it then stand to take Foley's Honey
and 'l: . and. my lungs are now a
sound ballet. I recommcnd l
in a dvaaectl stages of lung ttoubic.”
Foley's Honey and TM stops the
cough and heals the lungs. and pro-I
VPntt ae'riot'ts results ft‘om a cold R6
fuse substitutes. Sold at Piatstodfs
.JMJWO.
Norwalk Chronicler