3 filers-g Union).
‘1' . ”his'raph'woil and they
- a good"ahowing.”-it‘rom
in the llartford Cour-
ii‘lstW 0 Marvin. chair
“I‘ll. anooraiic town
In the same article til?
. ‘. Troop appears tolling o
. ‘oonsultatio. n in New i-lavsn
as Mayor Sullivan, cf Harv
4'
.i yipg. Mr. Troop anything.
w i out I not true. And as far
fl, Tipupknows Mr. Resort is not
' Magiyono in Connecticut Mr.
lilo bot nion‘cy‘ enough to pay
. for any Down-at work.
mu‘p's contention In this cam-
‘iissagulnst Mr. Homer 8. Cam-
in; the resent national committee
from nncciictii. Mr. Cummings,
no opinion of Mr. ’l‘i-oup, acted
' (ion-held in Watcrbury in 1900.
‘ T‘p .ed- a double part. in the meet-
‘ national delegates aft'c‘r their
' r. Ag everyone known Mr.
trait? solution to the maxim that
l" ‘ lug comes to the man who
’ CHI-4?. He may iltll. be able to hang ’ ,
‘Xl‘, ilininings' political hide on the
Ian“. dial: his disposition is good, and
he-wlll'leavc no stone unturned to no
‘mabpiisllfitbat purpose. (
. . . Troop. allied himself with tho
esrst'mon in Connociicut to bring
about the political decapitation of Hi)-
‘iiiihgil with the aid of the Hearst
lien and flu return for that aid to do
Wolf’sorvltee~ to give Mr. Hearst the
“dilution from Connecticut. to the St.
Louis national convention. ‘ -
”0.,ls'cclfs ago Chairman John .i.
Walsh "of the Democratic state central
tibinni tics, "the me too" of-Homer S.
. Ciiiimiii‘sa. In an interview stated that
his candidacy of Mr_.‘llearst in Con-
lidfitloilt was a joke. Mr. Walsh has
iii "a Mill ‘t‘cason to rchse his opinion.
It; ' a mi reality, and mama and
.Cntilmings have since admitted that
theyllsve. found themselves up mthst
the. real-thing. ”the New York and of
m'ii’arker boom, namely Senator Da-
“B. illll ilid' Licut. (.lev.'Shccban
_ ‘b“side themselves about Connectt.
'o y out has come to tile Parker
Jodi: who. connecticut that New York
‘ . Ellili'l‘dfilfi having ostensibly
.l‘or Parker. “Connecticut must be
_,at.-allihazards. Money is no obi
". ‘N‘cw York; New Jersey nndConr
‘ ic‘ut must stand together.
'iiild'way for the distribution of
. . refusalilaukcraiisustuelmout
? his .the; Parker machine in Conecticut
its?“ nitric.»[Ln-Minion. of the Cosmo-
h" hic. bureau. No. it Broadway, New
i y. . Maurice started out to do
"idlt‘octf‘t‘vitb the Connecticut,
' ricer- gruftcrs' but is now sending
.mplé to Mr. .loiilw. Walsh. the chair-
=‘rnsa.ot thp bail“ ratio state central
" ' ‘ 'p. e Uri 0n recommends the
Nicol-"staffers to apply direct to Min-
tdh ‘whogis an easier thing to work
guns .‘Qhagman Walsh. He gives up
silly. - aish is close as a financier
‘ lilid;.l|io buys say it Is easier to get
I”;
, twitch. ' ,
at gave him the empty honor of
idylltdttce.
personaliouhi know that good
”impossible if the kidneys are.
l. Foley's Kidney Cure will
. . frfloi'm, and will build up and,
atljeiigtben these-organelle they will
Newd’orgfinsnciers, have left for
. t,'_by th’ Ogdenorout’e,’ with the
. 'irf'll‘ln :tlng there‘cent Work”
attainments or the Central raci-
,t.‘
A obligates sesnAci-is.
Ilsa. woman or child suffering
«dune, bilioi'ienesa are dull,
tooling a old take one or two
lbs ahpiil. ~While they cleanse
t
‘ d‘ by c more
t
K,“ April 25.-The .d
MIDDLETOWN. Conn, April 2r..—
Tbe annual Junior Exhibition was held
in the college chapel Friday evening.
Eight Juniors. chosen for excellence in
tho dcpartmoniscf English and aloe
cation. competed for two oration prlttcs
sustained by the factulty.
man. Ontario. Cal.. won first prise by a
discussion of "The Good the Enemy of
the Best;" [0001"] prizc was aWsrded
to G. E. 'l‘oirnan. Danncmore, N. Y..
whose subject was 'piossesli and the
flights of Man." ‘
l'. M. (‘ A. committees for the com-
ing your were appointed last wet-k; the
chairmen of the ten committees are:
lievotional. U. ll. Neumanu. (lb. New
ilritain. (‘t.; Missionary. l.. l‘. McDon-
old. '06, Purkton. h d.: biblc study, f‘.
It. Freeman. ()utn io, (.‘-ai.: noigthr-
hood work, it. if. Mix. '05 Stanford.
UL; membership. (l. E. lieaih, ’06. Ev.
crctt. Mfl88.: social.
lialtiiiiorc. Md.; mus c. W. N. Phillips.
'06. Fredcrick. Md.;' finance.
Phipps, '06. Milton‘ Mass; publication.
(i. G. Reynolds. '05 Brooklyn. N. Y.:
nominating. ii. .I Rice. '05. Springfloht
iatiisment means that Mr. .‘5
. R. liisbop. '05.
lellly Ill the Democratic state - h ' i I. '1 *
GET THE “LAUNDRY"
shape Sunlight habit. Nothing.
othin . equals this for laundry an genera
. e work, A most economical. convenient
and handy shape. -
The twin-bar Sunfish: Show
Very handy for null toilet uses
Your moss sails both sham
Ali unusual number of events occur-
red last week and many guests have
visited the college.
events was: Wed. 4 p. lu.. Columbia
bass ball game; Thursday 7:30 p. ill.
Junior Exhibition: Friday 8:”: p. in
Junior aromatics. ii p. in. Sophomore
hop. 4 p. in. lutcrcluss track meet:
Saturday 2:80 p, in. ltutgci's basc ball
3h ll patient. waiter and takes . The program of
absolutely
Elections to the scalar class society
Mystical Hcvcn have been announced
and the following seven juniors are
now wearing the purple pledge ribbon.
ll. ll. li‘icld. East liuiiiptoli, (limit. N.
Fi‘cncll, Bridgeport, (‘i.; S. l". llancock.‘
Hyrucusc. N. Y.; ii. A. Nt‘t'iii. MIdtllo—.
town. (.‘.t.; ll. r‘. Onthrop Miliilli‘illwn.l
('t.; E. it. l'lumb. Syracuse. N. l'.: J.j -
M. Yard. Fltl‘illillfitltllt’, N. J.
The freshmen Won the sccontl aiiuual‘
debate, with Mount Hermon School i Retired Ne
which was hold at Mount Hermon (in!
he ltiili. The question advocated ctiu- '
catlolinl restrictions on lliiiuigrationlnliid Stow. .17. .‘i l'i‘iil‘t‘tl .\'.-\v Yolk
anti the freshmen who dcfciuled thei’lawyct', iTl'tlpllt‘d dcatl i‘i‘oln hypertro-
afiirinativc wcrc: ll. tUChambcrlain.
New Yolk: ll. l'. Adams, Andtivcr. N.
Y.: .I. W, (Fiiascy. Long Branch. N. J.
The reports of tlic managers or the.
college tlclllitint: tcnlua show receipts
fi‘olii'colleac tax to ili' 8125: and ex-
ptlisos of’ Williams-Wcslcyaii dobatc,
net‘s. Cummings. Hisobicct is to do _. . _ , 7 ,_ _ _ .
" BOOK AGENT soloioss.
'suberi A. Knight Klila Himself at
VALE'otANr's ROMANCE.
Batcheldothootbsli Player, is to Mar-
ry Miss May Csssldy.
litrrry S. llatcholdcr. of Yale Law HARTFORD. April 25.'—~lllilf(lrt
Knight. a book agent and for some
time connected who the Magazine of
Myslcrics of New York. shot and hill.
cd himself in Rocky Hill, Saturday. iii
an out of thc way. placo.
was found ycstcrdny
clinic to iliis‘ city Friday night uiid stopv
pod tit illi‘ Allyn house.
he wrote from there to friciuls iii liosv
ion that bc contemplated suicide, foi
whose bull dog fight in the center of
the line was it feature of the lllucs'
battles with Princeton and Harvard
.ast t'nll. has left the university, anti
may never again don inoieskifi. says it
Thu rcason for this
is pretty May Cassldy_ of Reading, Pt‘i.
Batcbeldrr, whose home Is In Water-
bury, spent last sunliticr's vliuitiioii at
Atlantic City. 'I‘bltber clinic Miss (fussi-
ly, uboso admiration for brown and
bulk is none the loss because she her-
self is Iittlu more. than it beautifully
intod pink and white miniature.
While- tltc. coaches and rubbers were
struggling to bring Miller. of Prince-
ton. back to oonsciousncss in a lull in
the-big game utthw Haven last fall.
the giant. Batchelder, rising out of a
pass of dirt and humaiilty'.jwas\seéii
an the grandstand land wave his
hand. Folhwith a tiny young woman
mill) up iii the great tier of seats creat-
ed a mild sensation by frantically wav-
iiig her bitiaiflag a‘nd’screaming the
hoarse Yale cheer. Batchlilor grinned
attentions to (‘aptain
‘igcrs. 'l‘lio,giri was
Waterbury story, “ is “WOW"
fer. (if lulu years Mr. Sioiic has liv-
cd iii ihc liolcl ’l‘horudykc. liosioii. and
the (lilscy ltoustv, New York. coming to the police station a crowd of about
licl'c usually to slll‘ud tho summer. 500 gulliorcd along the route and
,. "' "‘ , ' threatened the sheriff.
"in“ “ii!“ MRS “W“ “'1 “ 00”“ stood outside. the police building and
when the sheriff came fmm the build.
lug lit: was peered and several in ssiles
.froiii lilitllOll‘ asking if a man had coili-
mittcd sutchic. and in the evening a
woman from Boston came here and
made inquiries about Knight. ‘
lit.- was it member of Cassia lodgc ol'
Masons of Brooklyn. and Mecca 'l‘cm
plo of New York. Scaled letters were
pockcis addressed to
Davis avenue.
i’iii; tiiric litcditis for debaters. $30;
balance on hand. ”.27.
0f the 600 delegates elected to the
General (Yoltferoncc of the Methodist
Church. forty. or one in fifteen. are
Four of the nine ,
teen bishops are also Wesleyan grad-i
bishops Antlt‘ews,i
Foss. Msilaliec and ‘Warm.
Prof. Bradley will lcctiirc before the
New England scciion' of illtl American
Chemical Sticlci‘y
night: Subject: “Efficiency tests of the
halcyon Mould air plant."
Concerts by the musical clubs arc
at Past-talc. N. J.. on tho
26th and Greenwich. CL, on the 27th,
After holding tit» inlet-class chant-
.iionahip ill track for three years. the
.eniorii were beatcu breach of the
three lower classes in the annual meet.
The score by' classes was:
ti. hit 2-3; lilllb. 37%: 1907, 22 Hi; .
l 04. 12%.. (inc record was broken:i
A. K. llearborn, ‘tithiddletown. rais-
ed the record in the discussion from
i0!) feel 11 inches to 106 feet 6%
take; perfectly harmless; ‘posltivc cure
Charles Stevens,
lirookline. Mass. and The Continenta‘I
Storage Company, 1.200 Washington
street. Boston. Mass.
found upon him a lctter.from George
representing Stewart Home
297, Mercer street.
Wesleyan alumni:
There was also
Bettina Friday
iiitl rrsumed his
Noyus Spattiiug bill] as. Boston.
Dewnt. of will
this letter the write
Noyesfhat he doesnot believe Mr.
Knight guilty of the ridiculous charges
Another letter was from Wil-
liam J. Thompson. of the Magazine of
Mysteries. addressed to Judge Noyes,
and-heaestifles as to Mr. Knight's good
character. A letter written by the silt-
cide. found upon him. says: .
"Trouble, catisod by injustice; driver
the to’jt'tiis act. hilt l forgive il;
‘I love all‘my enemies, and w it pray
ad vises J iulgt
tball season B'ttchelder
found it impossible to concentrate his
nind on the college work. ,‘ He wrote
as many at three and sometime four
letters a day to Reading. Pa., null his
list-imitates commented on the fact} that
miter um m. u MUM “an poodle out'oi be c rried a photo inside his text book;
» 1- r‘iua ly be surrendered unconditionally;
flamers Canimings’ checks for fifty gave uphic scholarship in the univor—
After the (do
dblla’rp are said to be as numerous in alty “M “HOUR hlmtfilf to *Roa
“ patient as the flowers in May and “I?” he hRB' Blnce‘ remained.
' ‘a'ling letters for help are path- father flaidztoday that the boy wasn‘t
o'lner will think twice before married yet, but might. be at any time.
ages in . ano'her treacherous [t is extremelmeprobable that be 'will
’ 'eturn to Yalmmitbough his loss will
nlflull‘iutfif the national Demo be severely felt in the football squad.
’ . . . Batchelller Is six .teet tall and Weighs
in condition 235
iLL INTEREST MANY. years old. .
ELOP! s as: commrr'rgn.
door and bladder disease in Colored Boy and White Glri‘Sent lb
Reformatorics.
in the Bridgeport city court yester-
~ on their functions properly. No, iay Austin Taylor and lrene Young,
in; Bright’s disease or diabetes be colored boy and white girliaged’li’r
:33 ‘Jtldney .Cui'e is taken p-in inch. who were brought from New Ha.
‘idnf moisten drug atom, 'f area by Detective. Arnold stew days
. . _ , .. ago after running away «front home.
’iflfiflRlMANLEAVEC FOR Jul-:7. were .
' - .7. .. . v “or, .-, .’ , Mrs. Dixon. the ‘airl's mother. said that
$393 mm $00. April 3518'15'05“ site would-like to place thehirl‘itlna
“E. H. Ha Iman..of"the.8euthern p;:y?g§tscglwl inldB‘I’an- IWM’W‘I“ she
' Clinilroa , mus y, dbl . r- . _. 8 e you )0 unfergbf). ‘ii'i‘
“’60 I ll. N" spa luchcfi- About a month ago' both
.:hildren were found ill’fh’b» dental
rooms all Dr. Eigiitfle ion'Mwln street.
Bridgeport,'about i colossus “the
. "i Several lettersewere shown
’n table the girl boasted oi: having de-
h‘eiwmother. and expressing a
y with the boy‘and
, {was iibout forty-five
years old. five feet. eight inches tall
and weighed 1th pounds.
THE. BEST FAMILY SALVE.
DoWitt's’WItcb Halal gives instant re
lief from Burns. cum Cuts. Bruises
Sores, Eczema. Teller and all abras
ions oivtbo skin.
DIOCESAN CRAFT OCHOOL.
. .. . Cough Remedy
,lefl‘iln Irothars to Casduot One to g , .
pounds. Hols twenty ‘ tervilie. “"05“" CT.
. Plans are under way for a handi-
craft school in Hartford to be conduct-
..\d by the Xaverian Brothers;
re a ditwesan schdol and the project
originated with Bishop l'l‘erncy, who
we invited some of the members of the
Iaverian Brotherhood to start
lave charge of the school. .
There is a large handicraft school In
)aitimoro conducted by members of
.his brotherhood and those who will
name to Hartford at Bishop 'l‘lorney's
'oqllmt are frotn that school. which has
low very successful.
but four or five of the brothers will
to to Hartford. but the exact number
s not yet known. nor is the time of
heir coating. A location for the schodl
us not yet been selected and there
.rc other details which have not been
wronged but it is intended to make
t a‘weli equipped school, qualified to
mpnrt all necessary instruction iii the
tiles which it will take’up.
The growing demand for technical
'nstruction is recognised by Bishop
Tierney and it is believed that there ‘
will be no lack of pupils as soon as
:ll‘ie school shall be ready to receive
in buying Witch
Ilazei .Salvo it is only. necessary to
see that you get the genuine Dertt'l
and score Is certain. There are man
cheap counterfelts on the. market. a
of which are worthless, and quite a few
are dangerous. while DcWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve is perfectly harmless and
cures. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy.
CiViL LAWS CONGRESS.
SAN FRANCISCO. April :b.-—Djo
Kawamura. representing the emperor
of Japan. has arrived here on his way
to the Hague. where he Will attend the
Congress on international Civil Laws
. Delegates from all
civilized countries of the‘world will be
present. Mr. ’Kawamura is the direc-
tor of the civil and criminal bureau in
the department or justice of Japan.
;He is one of the most distinguished of
Japanese authoritlea‘jo'n law;
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPCIA.
Mrssll'ranlttin', Bush. of New Castle
Del..;shys_: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used. to have great distress
and belching. ,‘l tried‘ everything i
could ”hear of. but nothing helped me
until 1 tool: Brazilian‘Baim, and one so
cent‘bot‘tle cured mefcoln lately." _
sot-mob: a. H. elitist. .ir. a. as»
Mr. and. the Clifford ‘
ether is so sure a preventive of pneu-
monia. 1 No other is so pleasant and
“‘0 to take. The“ 3'8 500d “393‘ 000 and damaging the factory and con-
ons why it should be preferred to any tents 86.000. What caused the blaze
other. The fact is that few people is not known. The church was to
die satisfied dv'v’iiii any oetéter afi‘t‘er halv-
ng once use a rent y. or as e . '- .
by Bunsen-Powell Corporation, Clif- “8 dedication M“) 16'
ford Pharmacy, Plerces' Bridge Phar-
macy and Zeitfuss Pharmacy. ”
charged with lnoorriatbilit y.
it Is expected
of John A. McKee, charged withkeep-
ing a pool room. was continued in the
city court today until tomorrow. The
city attorney asked for a bond of Si.-
Ogonbut it was'finaily fixed at 31,500.
a ter much argument. Nearly all the
men arrested by the statei police as wrist and bruising his knees.
’flrequinters of mi} Ipklsce alleged l :3
ave can run by c ee. have aett
by the payment of fines of $5 and chats stay in bed. but I “1be the parts
eat: 1. » .
d lir’aliingh trip-oker the'wcln mom
"..__......_......._ " 'ieh’e
lesire to run nwa
get‘marrled. .
on last Saturday the mother'weut
to the door of one of the rooms where
, . i‘s Lit e Early Risers night i“ dwghiel‘ had gone a, tow mo
. a " ‘ lug, These famous little pm. meats before, and called to her.
"us because they. are titanic Kiri dill not answer. and as she was
iiifiififltyuilainltll‘iig raisins. her mother
drcbu d 3‘ e . e a. y vng upstairs in
r wwgfl paging 11:33 the house and they broke in the door.
.‘ P i ‘-
. },
THE MISSOURI’S SLAIN.
A POern in Their Memory by the Wife
of Captain P. w; Dickens, U. s. N.
In memory of the officers and men -
killed on board the U.
Pensacola, Fla.,’ April 13, 1904.
Far out beyond the star lights,
Beyond the \gleaming west,
A’shlp has dropped her anchor
And the toilets take their rest.
but the girl was gone.
, . learned that the boy had been hiding '
...._..a’_.._........_._ 4' , In the neighborhood all the morning ‘-
si'vsus or vacate". "bins for her- .
* The court sentenced the boy to the. .
. tamer Finland. from n'g. Connecticut school for boys during his '
W‘- - minority. and the girl to'the'Conneo
{lent ac
.7 y;
S. S. Missouri,
boot for girls during her mirrori-
The radiance of their home port
‘ Our eyes may not discern
We bring our love and honor
But the ship will not return.
MIMI-0.8.511! cusses.
and Order .-l.e
3 reside to; Family
soils 'Ipottor
For t e seas'no longer fret them.
Wit ‘ their wrstdt of. wind and foam.
The Christ who loves the sailor
tins brought his brave Inga? 11091118.
U. 8. Navy, Yard
April .16. 1904'.
Mason Asleep ros insults.
' Labor Union .
Cong of V1
NEW Y "RR,
's-.-floooa..o.noaouiso‘u Orv
, Pensacola." Fit. ‘
,. *gelliopardt‘m ‘
off here. mister:
3' .
Try Just on. 'oay—asAosoANl
idOMTiD—CURlD—Jh .
Ironing Hssith That Thouslnds poo Thousands are asttln9.li-am tho
Celebrated Nerve Vltsilnr and Tools.
rhinos GELERY COMPOUND
.‘ KW ... . N f . ‘ 5
it; saw mantis. spoilt.
”flies-ion of tin rtor Court conven-
--A lell
ad here list [With Judge Ralph
Whoelsr‘on the beach. by order of the
filaments Court. The session was for
the purpose of making the modifica-
tions suggested by the Supreme (‘ourt
In the Superior (louri's oi-dct- for the
purchase of the plant of the Norwich
(ins and iiiicctrlc Company, by the City
Ovsmorif—Iiitiims Norvoubnsas. -in a short time i was able to' return to 0' NOTWICh- M a ('Oniflmlfl‘ 0' 00“!!-
"k‘or several years i suffered with ox- my business. My blood is greatly bon-
ael held Friday. an agreement was
trams nervousness, due to overwork in sifted. i would advise all who are run ”It'll?“ l“ ‘0 U“? “Wm of modification
my exacting duties as pressman, and down by overwork or who need a blood
’ ght.l was told ionic to take Paine‘s (‘cit'ry Compound.
of Paintis Celery Compound by a They will find that it will be a great
friend. amt after taking one bottle re- benefit to ihcni."-~'I'. P. Peterson.
t-clrod it great deal of benefit. I pur~ Bad Biocd—Ncurs'gls.
chased another bottle and consider my "l testify in rcgard to i’nine‘s Celery
nerves better than they have been for Compound that i had had blood and
years. i, cannot spook too highly of was subject to neuralgia. was touch
WNW” (30M? Compound. and think bothered. having tried various speci-
lt one of the world's greatest. medi- flcc. but to no purpose;
cincs.—~-J. it}. Sunbcrg. 23th iiith Street. would try Paiitc's t‘cicry Compound.
3., Minneapolis. uscd ihrct- iiOlliI‘ii and it cured me.
Ailing Women. shall recommend it to all of my friends.
Cincinnati. Aug. 26. 1903.——"l hoarti~ i consider it thc best medicine 1 ever
diseases."--Joliu
pound. as i have used it for several} Erpehnbach. tilii Putnam uve.. Elm
could scarcely sloop at p
iy i'cconiliiciid Painc's Celery Com-Inlet for nervous
purposes. and keep it constantly in the ‘ Claire, Wis.
house. isnyw‘Oncc uaod.always used'i ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ t r 0 ' ' r 0 0 ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
-—esp’ecial|y ill the case of ailing wow ‘ “Blood and atomach and Heart
motif—MISS ESBlE LDOYD, 1251 ‘ and Lungs—Liver and Iowsls
and B°wsls and Brain—lifts saw
all the LIFE,
and VITALITV in the H so
Body Is in the NERVEI._
your sickness and tlrod fasting
feeling to its real source."
«Prof. Edward it). Phelps. M.
1).. 1.1.. l).. of Dartmouth Univer-
and Brain—the
l’iiiuc'a Celery (Imupound.
OOOOOOOOCOOOOIOOOO
Russell Street. I
“I was 8ick—Dlnv—Worn-Out.”
Norili Weymouth. Mass. Dec. 14th.-
——“Paine‘s Celery Compound is the
best all most effective medicine l have
ever taken. I was sick. dizzy and worn
out. for a loiiit time and unable to at-
tend to business. My blood was in
troublesoltie condition. 1 was advis-
ed to try l'uitic’s Celery Compound.
which i did with pleasing results andI
JOIrIIIGOOD.
GO TO VOUR ORUGGIST TO-DAY—GET ONE BOTTLE OF
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND—SEE HOW DIFFERENT IT WILL MAKE
YOU FEEL.
-.,_ -_...... a
pity ot' lht‘ itcui't iii his l‘fiiilllh‘ at-thc
stopping,iiwi‘cwith his u'irc :ind duiigli-
Norway i’llte Syrup. l'lcasant to
for coughs. colds, bronchitis, asthma. were [hrnwn at
—.4-—.-——- .a-
AMERICAN-RUSSIAN TREATY.
Pharmacy.
"in my opini’ [Chamberlain's
. . v-mr:mfivtmtltrufi‘fiwwwtflm
.2? {g 332;; “i;
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bridal couple will
tic. ‘ '
- Minimum mi
Mil-och; and Pain in
lhflifllfl 5r [Akcoqgggd
so aura}. sell .
OROPPED DEAD iN HOTEL. ~ HAIDS iN BRIDOEPORT.
w .Vork Law er Expires Work Again Taken Out of Hands of La-
Suddenly in Hart ord. cal Authorities.
li.\lt'i‘ii‘tlllli, April 25."'~(T}'i‘lltl Miiy- llitileEPOit’I‘. Alli" 26-More "ma
' in Bridgeport iii which the police had
no part took place
_ Sheriff M. E. O‘Bricn being the lead-
Iiotci iif'liiiit'iil. lust cvcntitg. lie was cr. The first raid went off “new“.
fully hilt considerable opposition was
met at. the second place.
were arrested, and while taking them
yesterday. City
jumped into the crowd and arrested a
' young man s ghiccu ears old. charm.
SP. PETERBBUBG. Avril 25. 3:16 Ing him with breach )Of the peace. Af-
P- ill-“Til? draft 0! ”‘9 “‘9“? ““0““ for that the melt let the sheriff alone.
by American and Russian firms can
Clip in their) resptit-til’thi‘cOtin'triellil, over
“film at “5,890? . cCortnlc 11“ if you are a dyspeptic you owe it to
1W" "Filmilliillll- “will?” ”WSW“ yourself and your friends to get Well.
from Washington. and laid before the Dyspepsia annoys
Folclgll Gillce. Milli-i no longer port-
sible to imw its ratificaiiion during
this scss on of Congress. r. McCor- dol D e at
mick will prthth “byline treaty to VP ii a Cure will not only cure
take its normal‘cottrse, «it? is said that
the emperor. rcplyiligtolVlceroy Alex-
ieff’s sppiicgtion for halve. has tele-
graphed his refusal. adding that he
hoped the Viceroy \vlouldnbe able to
isend good news soon; l-‘elgner, the
celebratedtcnor of tlfb‘impcrlal opera.
who is an officer of naval reserves. s ro piglet“) t e l ,
has been called.» t l°.'°°.‘9’3- pp p y h b nod and tissues
- ',. '1' l—'-*‘, ,. I .
,csAMsssLAiws coco REMEDY.
- TH! alerting:
ARE YOU A DYOPEPTICI
the ,dyspeptic‘s
friends because his disease soul‘s his
disposition as well as his'stol‘nach. Ko
dyspepsia. indigestion and sour stom-
ach, but thispalatahle, reconstructive
tonic digestsnt strengthens the whole
digestiVe apparatus. and sweeten the
life as well as the stomach. When you
take Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure the food
you eat is enjoyed. it In digested. as;
similnted and its nutrientrpropertle’s
Health is the result. Bold b
PUTNAM CHURCH OEBTROYED.
.ll'ih. limit made for second a. tiai at a H h
colds." s amicotaiwsiker, of Por- p5,... $3.1? it"; we t
mm m be!“ the 13:“ :0 115:2: lPolaroid, April 26.—-—Fire discover-
i‘ he Ul
remedy will cure a bbid so quickly. No 6‘ n t ‘ non Novelty Company
Works at 5 o'clock yesterday morning
to be presented to the court. hilt. de-
velopments Saturday interfered with
the anticipate; .. r .zi.-nt of counsel
and the plaliitlff lighting company was
not prepared to proceed with the case.
Adjournment was taken until Satur-
day, Aprll 30.
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
The pleasant to take and harmless One
Minute Cough Cure gives immediate
immediate relief in all cases of Cough.
'Croup and LaGrlppe because it does
not pass immediately into the stomach
btit takes effect right at the seat of the'
trouble. it draws out the inflamma-
tion. heals and soothes and cures per-
manently by enabling the lungs to con-
tribute. pure lifegiving and life—sustain-
lng oxygen to the blood and tissues.
One Minute Cough Cure is pleasant to
take and it is good alike for young and
old. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. "
TEXAS HAS A BAD TORNADO.
MOUNT VERNON. Texas, April 25.
«The worst tornado ovor known in
this section has struck Mount Vernon,
wrecking eleven houses anti injuring a
number of persons. Trees. fences and
telephone wires were blown down. and
other damage was done. The. path of
the storm was very narrow. and it
passed over a thinly populated part of
the town or the damage would have
been much greater.
iiiiiiiiiiii $425
ORIENT BUCKBOARD. LOW-.
EsT PRICED PRACTICAL Au.‘ I
To BUILT. we HAVE A 8AM-
PLE or rule WONDERFUL
LITTLE CAR. out AND LET
us DEMONSTRATE ire
MANY DESIRABLE FEA-
Tunes.
H R. BULKLEY.
52 So. Main St, Co. Norwslit.
'Agsnt for so. Norwsllt and
Vicinity.
'Phorio, 132.
Jenkins BrasNalvcs
and
CARLOCK PACKING
Carried hi Stock.
com me eiLVEa Purine.”
"New WWII: Motors.
Have , superior. Cali show thorn
in one tlon.
Repairs to Stationary and Ms-
rlno Englass and Coo-rat moh-
loa Wol‘lt Colloiisti. ‘
THE 0. iv. 'ncKIBsiiv
are so,
50 WATER 8T” 80. NORWALK.
spread to the Second
leveling the church at alone of $28.-
celebraie the thirtieth anniversary of
8PRAlN8 AND BRUIOIS QUICKLY
- CURED.
‘ . When you get a sprain or bruise val-
M'KSE'G CASE CONT'NUED- uable time may be saved by promptly
NEW HAVEN. April lib-The case applying Chamberlain's Ptili Balm to
the injured parts. it will cure a sprain
in one-third the time required b the
usual treatment. Last winter
W. Edwards_ of Des Moises, lows. got
a fall on an icy walk. sprainfng his
nextday," he says. "they were so sore
and slid [was afraid i would have to
W
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An endowment policy furnishes the
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the strongest company in the World.
writes life insurancefor women. Let
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TlYLOR a UOLDEN.
74 thlngtofi 81., ‘30. Nerwsllt. Ct.
Well with Chamberlainls Pain Balm
and after a few applicatious all sore
ness had disappeared.
bottle of Pain Balin- saved me several
days time. Many nothing of the suffer-
ing.” For sale by StilleonPowell‘ Cor-
poration. Clifford Pharmacy. Pierce'a
Bridge Pharmacy, Zeitfuhs Pharmacy.
. , u
I feel that this
Jar-raiseinAsaiEe.
——-l——_t~ ‘
Honeymoon to be. Spent'ln Training for
' Munroe Fight.
.OAKLAND. Cat, aura stadiums .l.
Jeffrlos. the champion p
married here Saturday nig t . tallies
Freda Meyer. of New York city. ’- The
so to Harbin
_ Springs, where the champion will train
for his coming fight with Munroe. ‘ «
A ri-ioueANn OOLLAR’S Wool-H
or noon
"1 have been ablated with kidney and
.. ‘ ‘ . .. . bladdfr troatble fo'r'i gears. passing
« - f. ~, : ' 72:3,. grave or a once t ‘exgruclating
MM‘ ‘9-.Vi"-"~ pain." says A. 3.. Thurman, a well
known coal operator of Bnfl'alo. O. "i
got no relief from iiidicifianhtll l be-
an tag? Foley's {Sign Core. than
“"3, .1 “a 5" . ores. wasslirvr ‘.Afewdoses
"a” 9“ ~ ‘ i started the art ljoint-nae substance
and now i have pollination any kid- '~
lien and i feel liken new man. it has
done me.Sl.000 worth 0
_ .2 win,. I ." F018 .. ‘ '
Plasma-find“!!! “I; _ Kidnay’ Cats; fllmmmy’of ‘
" '1‘?“ MI :0 CHIC 1" AC! or. m. «M.
-._ '“” gwidmlmti?‘ "
aeolian av hails A
= alarm. April ass—s.
. fibfissletant We!
The . . reinstatement.
lioness genius"; - - . .
Wfl ambit“. m 3
llHRliSER-BUSGH .
0n Draught. or Bottled at the
Victoria Cafe.
n.1, spams”. Proprietor.
Telephono Cali, 3m.
smear BEERMPLACED ON THE
. , MARKET.
All kinds .of sea flood mm in the
but possible matter by an ex-‘
psriancsd chef. Meals at
1 . on hours.
4 re ail-strut
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