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' aileron system:
1902-03
303.746
liiltk-litt per
v I 2‘ [a ,I
. 3“. ‘ 5'
‘43 l "lt \ d
. nit‘ w l
, V Says It
« I" ’so car and
r“ *' filli'lt’lii'ayliti'
sitinrl’resitieni
[Alleged to tie Ull-
ah‘ ’ rations of the New Haven
so section indtx to the.
Iihditionti of New Englandi
prohcnslve study of thej
ill I
Rift; tables comparison .lsi ‘ ‘
,«u the year ending June 30, ‘ ‘ _ _ . ‘
, . ‘yeat‘etidlngJune-zfo. 1899. tht. fatt that tORi consumption not
If.“ oirlg the-first your that the
kind railroad was included in
li‘.’ii,fll lift!
l
lttc. l
t
,:F E;
Threat: of food it 'the fat
'within it—tbe mare‘iat the
more real benefit from the
food; thatis why cod liver
oil is a powerful builder of
flesh. 1
Scott‘s Emulsibn of pure
cod liver oil solves the
problem of how‘to take cod
liver oil. That is one reason
why doctors havebeen pre-
scribing Scott's Emulsion for
all wasting diseases. coughs.
colds and bronchitis for
almost thirty years.
We'll read you I sample fm upon nqwt.
SCOTT It IIOWNE, 409 Purl Strut, how York.
freight engine tttile rose in the fottr
years from “3.28 to ”LIZ! pounds. or
24.1“. per cent.. while the paying lond
hauled Increased only 8.0 per cent. i
'I‘hr following tattle gives In some de- l
tall the distribution of the. tonnage
articles carried for period named:
SiffdiZJliii 31.206.637 31.1 t . ._
«55,th «121.242 05.111 ,. . , '20“ 189813.,
”2 ‘20 l93.8ii~i .02 twain. float. etc. .. §.t.~_iii7 1.139.031 :
2 rubber ‘ 2 caress 20.0 i if“ '''''''''''' “01"“? :33~9‘°
. k .191,“ f’lfi ”'50,, 050 "4 3 .( otton ............ ”6.893 257,404
itm '&' 3* " - ' " Fruit and veg. 108.459 191.728
. . - - .. . .Iiides and leather . “8.310 91.348
“Erfiegrm Igii‘iii 3.13;; if} Utllt'l‘ animal prod“ 296.707 305.7881
”rapid.” 9”in“ lB‘lSd-li'ltl 2,4'0 (‘oal and coke 4,261,675 3.30.165
l. a"? 7,3");4‘494 li'l;39'0i)8 ngsmne. sand. etc. .. 703.524 603.808
few-"3911M “law's“ “Ail."lilllttl‘ .......... 848.587» natiau‘
”1-. “-1?” 26's,? 4;; Petroleum ‘ ........ lililJIl? 133.322‘
1': - z . iron .............. 450.6% 484.757|
ctr?" 1"‘390'018 37'H‘i'9“ 27.3 liar and sheet titet.. 393.2%) titi'f..'l‘.’2|
. . " , , _ . (lenient, brick etc. . 591.801} 479.21tll
' g1firm‘regfijifn‘g;l??f;‘;’;§";j tier-omittttse‘ ...... 3.723.459 antenna
303 Mm.” .. t, "rat'hiiu— Miscellaneous 5.510.003 2.698.621
‘ ' , ~' 9“ "‘“‘ 3 ‘ ’I‘otul ........... 18,283,731: 14,375,323
Increased 11pm t‘f‘ltt.
Waxed less than 3 pt 1' cent.
increased from 67.11; to
{iii-higher speed on certain classes
rains. ’ '
time of nearly one—third.
5? percent." ‘
from ”Ellie 370-7. or it per cent.
and rcncwnls. ‘
‘Tttrnlag to freight traffic.
in mlle' increased from I
.y-~
a
a curried with an increase. of on-
pcr oeuti‘ln the number of passen-
t-arl. as the passengers carried per
lncreaaé’d .10 at rear. and the. av-
9 annual m lcngc per passenger
, ' 'I‘bere Wnsl
,ulncre'as'e of 10 mi cent. in the num-
of passenger engines. but the aver.
mottled per pasrt tiger engine owned
The
consumption per l‘utsscttgcr engine
4 79.
" ads. fir 18.5mm- ccnt., partly due
liably to new find heavier cars, and .
59
z The express business shows an lu-i
and this?
' Vl’ litctcaae raised the annual earn- . i“
‘11” of the baggage. mall and expressi ‘
m owned from $8"! to $877 per car,‘
.,. y .
the tons
of
i
l
The number of parlor, dining and
doping cat-s Increased oil per cent..
Mbile'th‘e earnings therefrom increased
3 pér"cem.. thus raising the yearly
Whittgs‘pcr car of this class 0Wllt‘lli
As. i
afieve'r. these cars cost ”4.000 each,
(the annual earnings are only it per
cent. on cost. tawny-nothing of l'Ppiiil‘s‘
....u_oil3.o.£i l
W 1.627.858.843. or 29.5 per ccttt.. whit-Iii
( singularly enough. almost. exactly '
it!!! same increase.“ itt passengers one
lie.
cent. = :. ~
, I thefour' yours tlte number
r cent night 330 to Sid.
. or 101‘. pct-rent,
ight tittgincs showed a decrease of 3
Sixty-seven
. freight engines were added during
9 font-Tears. which unquestionably
re invmorc “active power than the
. nes they replaced. The freight ear-
uipment increased from 12.491) to.l:l.- .
Of these fvelgbtl
. I 8.59911: 26 percent. were built the
st. innit-yearn! All these were ofl.
r 69,000, or"80;flilh pounds capacity-l
quite within bounds to say that5
sad welchtinf-the average freight i
hauled on our railroads has Illr.‘
i‘In title but. four years not less'
1.13m 20 per cent, and probably ,
,‘il’itlt such; is the caseis well!
n on the New Haven railroad by "him
The average rate per ton mile
weti'a very slight increase In cott-
t with tho average rate per pas-
met“ per tulle'twbich decreased lily
of
i
Kw firth. sky timed
‘ \‘l\ on tin’r'of mutt
- Leavenworth.
? These figures apparently show thatl
no great effort hits been made to keepl
up the export tonnage, but that all the
roads energies have been more largely
concentrated on the problem of iti-
crtaslng the all-rail coal tonnage and
of general merchandise exchanged with
connecting lilies. Certainly this policy
has been successful in building 11p a
large intrease of business. and If this
could have been transported at a rea-
sonable cost the net as well as the
gross earnings would have shown largo
improvement. ’I'Itese figures are still
further cvldcncc tttttt what It; needed in
the frcifzht business is it heavy increase
In the train load and the car-load.
illf'l'citSt‘ in train load and ear load
said tube just' what President filel‘
tea is now undertaking.
NEW BRITAIN SOLDIER.
President Exerclnes Clemency in His
. Behalf. . i
WASHINGTON. f): (1, March 32i.-‘
The President has just notified Senator
i-fatvley that the sentence of George H.
l‘rentlce. of New Britain. has been ro~
mittcd lillfl'ilf' has been released front .
military prison. This is a very pet-til-
itir and worthy case. and Senator Haw. ,
icy interested himself in this young.
mart some time new Prentice served ‘
during the Spanish-American war ltt1
the l3th U. S. infantry. When his first
enlistment expired. his regiment was
In the Philippines. and he was asked to
i‘orego the furlough alldwcd him antler l conscious through it all and has dia-
the law until the return of the regi-
ment to the ihtit‘ed States. He then
enlisted again.
Tltc regiment returned in the winter :
of 1902. but Prtmtlce did not ask for:
his furlough until .Iuly. 1902. when it
was refused. as the furlough which ho
ought to have had in the Philippines
was not valid in the United
'l‘ltercupon Prentice took “French
leave." and visited his people lit New
Britain. his niotber being very lll’nt
the time. In 190;! he returned to his
regiment and gave himself up v‘olun‘
'tarlly. lie was eourt-martialed' and
sentenced to be disitonordbly dis-
charged. to forfeit all pay and allow-
ance. and be confined in military prls~
on for eighteen months. '
Under the peculiar circumstances 0
the case an effort will be made. to-hnve
granted an honorable discharge.
. Another Cate.
Another case of a New Britain sol-
dier serving imprisonment. this one.
to'r life. is being handled by-‘Senator
Hawtey. It is that. of Private Coffey.
«"ivho was in company with a. fellow
.troonerin the Philippines when a Pil-
lpiiio boy in an adjoining rice field
was shot. Coffey claims to be ‘lnno-
' ‘cent and that it was his companion
who fired the shot. He is at Fort
STOP THAT COLD."
»‘.'
‘ .Vr It may result In Pneumonia. Bru-
ilian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
over tried. almost without exception.
",0. 35, 60c Ind 81:00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's and Plainted'a. '°
- 'GAMBLING CASES CONTINUED.
lrldpoport Modes Club Manager and
. - ‘ 23 FrequentonyHeId.
it natuoneoar, Marches—The cases
'or Dbl. Ru “stunner of the Modoe
Club? and t enty three of the frequent.-
ers’lrreltnd with him Saturday night.
» were continued yesterday in the city
court until April 6 and all were held
drainer-lune bond» When the cases
161$er two of the frequenters.
Peter Korea and F. H. Lawson. lppetr-
god and tilted thithey be discharged,
in
*3
. 191mm malt {have Ittondit‘lg' bit .
‘Monn Mid u the janitor of
duvmsutdhemn
- «than New Haven-mt
, ternoon. ,
l chester. oi" Dattbnry arrived this morn-
States. i
f'Sold by Clllford Pharmacy.
they were thereupon lawful if
“Mb 1' l
. If ~ Corloultyl
. mm In .Grunlburil. Pa; l
The Danbury Newu but received
from the (ii'ocnubttrg. "Pin. Dally 'I‘ri-
buno further details of the accident In.
which Frederick W. Chlcholter uf‘
(Irconuburg. non of George E. Chlcbcst-l
or. of Daubury. and nephew of W. t‘.!
DoKIyn, of Norwalk. received seriouli
injuries Friday morning. i
Mr. Chichcater. who is prouldeut of
the Westmoreland"Grocery company.
of (lrceuaburg. was driving across the
railroad tracks at the Greensburg pu-
acuger station nttd was struck by Fast
Mall No. ll going West. on the Pomp
sylvanin railroad. The mall train does
not «top in (lreeaoburg and was going
at extra speed. being behind time, Thor
carriage was struck. hurting honour-1
riuge and occupant along the track!
The horse was wltlzzed tltrougb the alrl
and killed. falling almost to the. end:
of the eastbound platform. ,
Mr. Chit-heater and the carriage. were I
carried across the road. the carriage.
smashed and Mr. Chlcheuier severely
injured. (‘osl ey's ambulance was call-
ed and the iniurod man was conveyed
to the \\'esttnoreland hospital. He was ‘
conscious all the time and complained '
most about injuries to his right arml
anti ribs. The base of the skull also:
have hlllt sortie trouble. llrs. Snydori
and Marsh attended him.
A hasty examination showed that bel
had four or ilve ribs broken. his right .
arm broken in two places attd ll lllllll-l
her of scalp wounds, While his con-i
ditlou is serious. if is thought his ill-
juries will not prove fatal. His escape 5
from instant death ls considered little.
short of a miracle. He was driving1
ltotttc to his dinner when the accident
happened. It seems the horse was
carried on by the cowcatchcr. the car ‘
Huge and Mr, (lltiehester falling to one.
side. Mr. tfltlchestcr was picked ottt ot'
the wreck.
The Tribune says: Fred W, Chi-
cliester is president of the Westmore-
loud Grocery Company and one of the
most important young business men in
\‘t’cstntorclatnl county. Mr Chichcsicr
is a native of Connecticut antbcantc to
firecnsburz some years ago. He was
enengcd lit the real estate and insur-
ance business uttiil the formation of
the \Vesttnorcland Grocery company.
which bought out the Love and Sun-
rltinc Company's business. With ltim
at its head the company has been a
big success.
Mr. Chlehester was married last year
to Miss Laura Wagoner. of lrwln_ Mr.
(‘hlchostcr's parents live in flanbury.
t‘onn.. where the elder (‘Itlebestcr la a
large wholesale tobacco dealer. Miss
Mary Chit-heater. a sister of Mr. Chi-
cltester. spent. part of the winter in
(lreensbttrg, visiting her brother.
Mr, Chlchcster was holding in one
hand a plant he was taking hmne to
his wife and the veins in his other
had. when he noticed the train cout-
lug.
\ ect‘cd.
hip, which accounts for its being hurl-
ed so much further ahead than the can
. viage.
The Tribune of Saturday evenlni:
7 said: Fred W. (‘ltichesfetg who was so
painfully injured i-‘rltlay. had a com-
fortable night at the Weattnomlaud
hospital and is resting cpsily this of
His father. George it). (he
ing and his mother and sister will ar-
.rive this evening. Dr. E. ‘.\l, Clifford.
ot' l.igonler. came over last vitight and
spent part of the night with his pa-
tient. Dr. Clifford's report is hopeful,
Mr. Chicbester is making a remark
ably game fight for life.‘ He has been
played rare cheerfulness and fertitutie.
00 YOU WANT STRENGTH?
If you want to increase your
,streagth you must add to and not take
[from the physical. in other words,
gtltc food that you not most ho digest.
ted, assimilated and appropriated by
the nerves. blood and tissues before
lbclng expelled from the intestines.
lKodol Dyspepsia Cure adds to the by.
‘sical. it gives strength to and b lids
;up strength In the human system. it
'Is pleasant to taste and palatable. and
'tho only combination of dlizcstauts
;that will digest the food and enable
line system to appropriate all of its
.Iicalth and strength-giving qualities.
.0
5. NO PLOT AGAINST THE POPE.
noun. March 29.4fm» report. pub-
lished by the Daily Chronicle. of Lon-
don 11nd cabled to the United States.
that the Vatican has for days past been
guarded by a large force of Italian sol-
diers and police. owing to the discov-
ery of a plot against, the. life of the
pope. is ridiculed by the Vatican auth-
orities. who say that the number of
cariblucers and police. on duty is no
larger than usual.
SURVIVOR OF WAR OF.1812.
ALBANY_ N. Y.. March 29,—Both
houses of the legislature have passed a
bill authorizing the payment by the
State of New York of a pension of $72
per month to Hiram Cronk, the lost
\tnerlcan survivor of the War of 1812.
Both Republicans and Democrats sup-
ported Ibe bill for a pension. and the
sum of 872 was agreed to after a state
Senator had declared that Crook was
in want.
CONSERVATOR FOR MOORE.
MIDDLETOWN. March 29.—Judgo
Davis in the probate “court yesterday
appointed a conservator for George if.
Moore. who recently brought suit
against his wife alleging that she «had
wrongfully I lred' possession of’hls
‘rproperty to t tent of ”0,900. The
conservator was appointed at the r}
‘fllmt 'Kllilloritie uni
mutated.
He pulled the reins and the horse =
.
The horse was struck on the,
l
i
it
I
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FIBROID TUMORS CURED.
'Mrs. "it yet" First Letter Ap cal-
int;r to Mrs. l’inklmnt for I clp:
“ DEAR ltinn. i'lN’KHAM :«i have been
under Boston doctors‘ treatment for it
long time without any relief. They
tell me i have n fibroid tumor. i can-
not. hit down without great pain. I nd
the soreness extend. up my spine. 1
have. i)f‘.’\f‘in «down point. linilt lif'i‘li
and front. .ly abdomen i~ swollen.
li'lil i have hurt fl twin}: spell-1 for three
years. My ftppcliio is not mind. i F'Z't'
not. wall; or be on my feet for any
length of time.
" The. symptoms of Fibroid 'l‘umor
given in your little bout: :H‘t-tirtticly
(lest "ilic my case. so i wrin- to you for
advice." wtflign'wl‘t \lna. iii. l'. Ilavits,
1‘52 llutlit‘y Ht. (Ilox'lntr‘v t. ltoston. Muss.
ill rs. "nyes’ .‘s‘ecoutl Letter:
“Drain bins. Pixunau: ~—.\'ometimo
ago! wrote to you describing in}: nymp-
twma Anti asked your advice. YUII rc-
plie'l. and I followed all your direc-
tions carefully, and to-day I am a. well
wmnan.
“The use of Lydia E. Pinkltttm‘u
Vegetable (‘ompounti entirely M'-
pclled the tumor and strengthened my
whole rat-stem. I can walk miles non.
“Lydia K. l’inklimn's \‘etrc'
tattle Compound is worth ichtlol-
lurr. a drop. l advise all women who
are afflicted with tumors or tctnnlo
trouble of any kind to give It a faithful
trial." «(Signedl Has. It). I-‘. lint-ta.
l '.‘.'-'.‘ lludle‘v Shiltuylun-t-l. linstou. Mass.
' — 35000 twirl! If original c7 about letter: plain.
"nu/nun! cannot be pladumd
HARTFORD BUSINESS MEN.
HARTFORD. (301111.. .‘lfll‘t‘ll BIL—«The
Hartford Busi ess Men‘s ttsmciniiou
never held a 1 01‘1' successful banquet
than the one In the Allyn house last
night, at which there were over :Ioii
members and guests present. The
speaking was excellent. the toast list
containiuz the. names of those promi-
ncut ltt different business. lion. .l..l..
llarbonr was totisinutrtev and the fol-
lowing was the list of'wpcnkers, (luv
Chamberlain; lion, (3. A. Littleficld.
of Providence; Irving (‘. Treat. presi-
dent uf the Hartford Business Men's
association: Mayor Sullivan; A. .l.
Muzzy. president of the State llusl-
ness Men's association: the Rev, Wil-
liarrl Scott. fl ll._ of \\'orccster. and
tile Rev. William .I .‘lt'filll'ii, of
l South Manchester.
iCHAMBERLAIN’s COUCH REMEDY.
. THE MOTHER‘fi'FAVORITE.
This remedy has thu the ('nllflfit‘llt‘t‘
and esteem of motlttirs all over the
country. It. has bceh in use for over
thirty years during which time many
million bottles have been usctl. There
Is nothing so prompt. and effectual as
this remedy for the relief and cure of
coughs and colds and in the treatment
of croup it Is the main reliance in
many homes, while its use in cases of
whooping cough shows that it robs that
disease of all dangerous results. it
contains nothing injurious and there is
no danger itt giving it to children. For
sale by Stillso-l’owoll Corporation.
Clifford Pharmacy. Plot-cc Bridge Phar-
macy and chtfuse Pharmacy. I "
FAST DAY PROCLAMATION CRITI~
CIZED. .
MIDDLETOWN. March 2ii~Thc gov-
ernor’s that day pruclantntimt has been
sharply criticized in a sermon by the
ltev. Dr. Ii‘isk. pastor of the Universe-
list. Church Dr. Fisk thought it “poor
taste" for a public officer to use. a then-
loglcal expression in a public docu-
tncnt. He referred particularly to the
governor‘s reference to "the Atone-
inent."
HAPPY. HEALTHY CHILDREN.
Any child can take. Little Early
ltlsors with perfect safety. They are
harmless, never gripe or slckea, and
yet. they are so certain in results that
robust constitutions requiring drastic
means are never disappointed. They
cannot fail to perform their mission
and every one whouscs Det’i'itt‘s Lit-
tle Early Risers prefer them to all
other pills. They cure billlousness.
Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. "
*—
BOY STRUCK BY SWITCH ENGINE.
MIDDLETOWN, March 29.—-—While
in the yard of the New York. New Ha-
ven and Hartford Railroad. near his
home. Joe. the {our year old son of Se-
basiinno Merlna. was struck by a
switch train and fell under the wheels.
Both legs were cut off. The child was
removed to the Hartford Hashim.
. THE ORIGINAL.
Foley dc. 00., Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar at; a throat. and lung
remedy and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Hone:
and Tut many imitations are oifc .
for the izcnuinc. Ask for Foley's lion.
my and Tar and refuse any substitute
xufferod'ias no other preparation will
give the some satisfaction. It is mild:
ly inxafive. It contains no opiates Ind
lnttufeat for children and delicate per-
Pl ' ed's drug liars. “l
Cures a Cold in One Night.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 25d 1
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
Cures Worst Croup in a Few Ml
Cures Sore Throat andUlceratad Tonclls.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption.
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures in One Month; .
Opens Bro-thin. ramp and mentor" luring.
Cures Hay Fever or Money Refunded. 500 - $1.00 1 \ _
Only Thing on Earth That Cures Asthma.
”MOO”. FAILURE IN '0 run:
TRIAL some 25c.
autos.
~talcum
VIIIID PIPE-
muonsmuuommgmmmui‘oma.
folio: old Grip out of the system. rooted” the vigor of youth.
Cures Hurley. Constipation and Piles. when all of“ hits. Mumps
i in 24 More. [media in I «am. lilti- ih pain of bee. Weep or
hot-0t stings in I , 20 find Ito-t-
ucoud. Macros -- moat foxtrot. lob-
wmndn. burn; pre- Iou. routes! tonic
venting lock jaw. ' llv‘or Invigorotor
Kill: a boil over and “Macho lem-
nigiit. Cures all cdy. "it! with a 3! .
iii" "1?... .r if...“ 3’ "if"? if.‘"'r’f'.".?m.'l‘"i“""’i'
, or: . to x o i," W I 0““ -
gran.- mutate. t... Liar... mm - . . - . rm. (1 mt... :22. till$.?idfi¥a“li'ftl
RI ‘1 7.0.“! 010' ll: don. "Vito ulcerated Ton-lie. "0......” 351:; my?!“ mum
250, 500 and $1.00 AT DRUGGIS’I‘S.
3.1:. JACKSON 6:
WORKMEN FALL 60 FEET.
One Man instantly Killed at New Ha-
VCI’L
NEW HAVEN. March 29 ---iiy a fall 3
of about (LU feet, from the top of it
traveling crane at the plant of the
New Haven tins t‘o., yesterday ain't“
noon, lit-unis (iautlette, aged «I ycarr‘.
was instantly killed and J. Johnson suf-
i'cred injuries which tnay‘provc fatal.
The five men. who were employed by
the tiller Construction (‘o.. were
working near the top of the travelingr
crane. hanging tackle. when a ball
which was used In keeping the up-
rlcbts together sudtlculv gave “av.
allowing the beam upon which the
men were lying to turn. dropping them
In iitc ground,
(intuit-tie . who received a fracture
of the skill. died Instantly. Johnson
was removed to.)hc New Haven hos—
pital. lie has ‘fii-vct'nl fractured ribs
and Internal injuries are feared. (lau-
tlettc had been employed on the job
only 1‘. few hours.
CURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE
‘ LUNGS.
"Several years since my lungs were
an badly afierdedrthat I had many
hemorrhages." writes A. M. Ake... of
Wood. ind. "i took treatment with
several physicians without any benefit.
i then started- _to take. Foley's Honey
and Tar. and my lungs are now as
sound as a bullet. i recommend it
In advanced stages of lung trouble."
Foley‘s Honey anti Tar stops the
cough and heals the lungs. and pro-
vents serious results from n cold. lic-
fusc substitutes. Sold at Plaistcd's
drug store. "
PACIFIC MISSIONARY BOAT.
bthWICH. March filth—The steamer
Sunbeam, of Norwich. was today sold
to the American Board of Commission ;
titt~
v-vs of Foreign Missions, to take
place of the Morning Star, as a misg
sionary boat among the islands of the
Pacific. with headquarters at Guam.
The Sunbeam is a propeller boat It!)
feet long. She will go a distance of
‘.ti.iiil0 miles to her destination.
LA DIES- COMPOUND.
Brim-needy regulator; 1‘5 canto. Dru xii-1| or null.
booklet [red It. tarmac-0.1mm clphllJ’l.
MR. PEPPER’S SINGING APPRE-
CIATED.
Mr. l’cppcr's singing at St. John‘s
church on i’ttinL‘Sunday was much
enjoyed and undeclared. both for its
artistic and devotional tone and ren-
dition by the. Congregations. which
were very large. For Ilte oil'crtory at
the morning service Mr. Pepper sang
the great solo. "Every Valley." front
the "Messiah." and at the afternoon
service "The Southern Breezes.“ from
"Rebekah". The chorus work was ex-
ceptionally tine—Bridgeport Telegram-
Union.
60.. mg. Chemists.
on. Laruucws .
l Zeitfuss Pharmacy.
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA;
‘, FOLLY 0F THEATRE PANIC. I DROWNS IN QUINNIPACK.
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Demonstration in Practical Way in‘Southington Boy Fails into River
' New York Music Hall. While at Play.
NEW YORK- March Bit-“A slight SOllTl-lle‘r’l‘UN.(‘ontt.. March so.“
“it“ it" ll‘“ SIRE“ Ul “Wilt: & Seaman‘s (:eucro ('astalda. seven ycars old of
MUSIC hall .Vt'Htt-rdnr was made the new .\iilldale. fell into the Qulnnipack
edition of a demonstration of the folly m-pr at 1m,- ”p“... ”m, “[0me, and
70f «'lll fillilli‘lli‘" KiVliltl “'3." to paulc.‘ was tlrowncrl. He was playing with
An alcohol lump. used in connection another 1,”). Jun" Smitlr wt“, “1,0”.
l\\'llil a liquid air exhibition. was ach- ed up. th-uwniug to the tiny, "mum.
deutally overturned and set fire to the. Young Smith said that (‘asialda and
table cover Several women started to no were playing on the river's bank,
li'il‘i‘ 1““ him-“(‘- hill lllt‘ ilfilii’fiios “I!“ when his playmate suddenly disap-
Iain was promptly lowered and quiet ; IH‘urptL lie though he would show
was rcszored. When all had resumell ‘ up again soon. he said. but after wait-
”lt‘ll' “Nil“ ”1" “mill“ was raised. ro-‘ int.r tcu Illiltllli's. be ‘.\'(‘lll home. The
vvcallngz the fire still burning and beside pot-'5 nod)- “11}: Into“ [‘ocovcrplL
if :t fireman who quickly quenched the ._ ..._.__~....«.__
t‘lilaze with a jet from a chemical c.\-‘ THE NAME WITCH HAZEL.
'illlglllhllf’l'. The flame Witch ilatzcl is much
' abused. l6. i). lIcWiit .11, (‘o.. (‘lilcn-
‘ .COLPS CAUSE PNEUMON'A' _ no. are the. inventors- of tlic oriental
(Inc of the most remarkable ca::e.- and only genuine Witch “HM Salve
;ni' :1 cold, tlttcp‘st‘atcd on the lungs, A certain cure for “M ”H.135. llruis:
amusing pnmtmonln, is that of Mrs. M lCl'Y‘J‘llla 'l‘citcr. ”I“; M1." “min
ticrtrude L. l‘cuncr. Marion. lull. who (“to many counter-felts of lilii “at”.
was entirely eto.c.l by the use of One some M which are dangerous whilo
,.\linutc (,‘ough Cure. She. says: “The. mm; ,m. all “.0“.qu ’ in 'hmfir‘
coughing and straining so weakened \\"il.cl1[iiarol S11v0 ”Km“ ”‘0 photo
the that I ran down in weight from‘E C an‘m &'(." Chicago “(In the
148 in 92 pounds...l .tricd .a tttititber.m;,\. and q ('1.er Iraqi-errata 7' liquid N.
of remedies to no avail until i “sedit‘lill‘ortl Pb'trm'ict' ' ' ..
One Minute Cough Cure. Four botv‘ ‘ ' "
ltles of this wonderful remedy curod’
;iue entirely of the. cough, strengthen-
:ed nty lungs and restored me to my
tnorntal weight, health and strcngllt.l
Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. ”‘
RAILROAD TRAINMEN'S GRIEVAN-
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HARTFORD GAMBLING RAID.
HARTFORD March 29.—~—Tbe slx‘
teen men arrested in a raid Saturday at
the Pastime Social Club. appeared be~
tore .ludgc Gat‘van in the police court
I yesterday. ’i‘ltiricen of them who weru
(held as frcqttcnters were discharged.
CPS.
NE“: HAVEN March ‘29.—'l‘he Rail-l Wllilillll Cablll, .ioitlt Judith and \\'il~
' vlitun Hammond. the alleged proprietors
road Employee a publication devoted,
'io the interests of railroad nten. in its: . . , .
’issue gives as the grievances of the. police court on April Jill, on charges
Scutployccs 0‘ .1“. New York. New Hi» I of maintaining a'place where beta were
iveu and Hartford Railroad the follow i "1221510011 3““ '"i‘gi‘i “ll"m' “in”?
‘ “g. ' ' lThcp were released under bonds oi ii.-
“The reinstatement of brakeincn tak- "W 0301*
tea from fast trains between New York‘
and Boston. The shortening of runs
Ion freight and passenger trains. The]
readjustment of conditions so that .
there will be. a division of labor consisv '
tent with physical intssibility."
CASTOR M.
For Infant: ond Children.
the Kind You lint Always Bought
Bears the W
HOW TO BREAK UP A COLD.
livery one knows the first symptoms;
of a cold and the dangerous consc ;
Tilllt‘tli't‘s which often arise, front itsI Signature of ‘
inculcci. A severe cold can be com
'pletely broken up in one or two days"
‘tltne if prompt and proper treatment :41 HARTFORD CITY THEASURERSHIP
given. The first action slumtd ~c :n‘ HAitTlt‘ORll March 21—011 account
relieve the lungs_ which is best ace-tur' of infirmltics due to old age. Clly
lplislted by the‘frcc use of Chamber-ITreasurer C. C. Strong, eighty—live
lain‘s (‘ouglt Remedy. When this rcnt- ‘ years old. who has served the city for
"cdy is taken in double doses cvcrytneavly a quarter of a century in his
ibour on the first appearance of ihcjpreseut capacity, yesterday asked the
cold. it will counteract its effect and a ; privilege of being relieved from accept-
‘complete cure soon follows. Decp- lag the nomination for city treasurer.
lscated colds or coughs also yield rcadi- j as made at. the Republican caucus last
:ly when this medicine is used. For sale. week. and Captain Charles H. Slocum,
:by Stillsou-Powell Corporation. Cdfforu ' for many years clerk for Mr. Strong.
tPharmacy, Pierce Bridge Pharmacy. has been nominated by the. Republicans
" for city treasurer.
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