it
down the street,
mob
street police station,
Would hale turn the
arrived here last night.
111110111 the l'trsttlulant.
.of jail it is sold 11111
011011 Bossoio a death.
‘Rossati entered the
Said he wanted nothing.
Rossatl to leave.
nsolent 111111 rofuscd.
it at the youth and fired
1 struck thr.1 boy between 1
he fell, dying instantly.
according to the
captured bcfmc ho ho
blocks.
joke at the time
‘ defense.
_._.__.
Iglit- The play is
‘ mmerfleld and the story is :1 repre-
‘ than or the happenings of almost
household fortunate to possess
liter whose future is to be con-
011%?“ above all else.
til
late ting to all human
aywriting too.
4915116
Building.
Emily Lynes.
ago he learned that the
.8308 about Mtllbet'ly Bend 111111 plau-
Ii1ed to 101) a number of mluels who
were coming through New Yolk, and
1who had engaged board In the lodging
house over the. Bossolo 11s111ur11111.
‘ Young Bossoto sent to 1.111 police.
.0011 asked 11111111111011 from the men
11 and soon an Italian detective had 111-
rested twelve suspitlous
who were held until the mincls had
1 taken a ship for 1111111 home
gang determintd
Bally
l‘llsilllll'lilli.
whén approached by the elder liossolo
.\s llossoto
JIM! about to (lose the pin c.1111 usktd
'l‘ht latter
~Young: Bossoto.
who was In the kitchen. 11111111 111111
the eating room when he ht 11d hi:
{11111511111111 the man 111.1111 argumtmnt
. Up to this time. the man had 11111011
no demonstration of vioitnte but 11111
kins silt he saw young Bossoto Rossalt
a pit-'tol from his pocket. leIelIed
The bullet
[Milt-1'1,
.j elde Bossoto with his fist,
him down and started to 11111 but was
2111111
Vow York 111111111.
Ellililoiod 0111111de
'rwIIo Accomplished
' NEW YORK August "4. —Salvatore
Boudoir), eighteen years old, was soot
to death In his father s restaurant III
Paiit street, by Carlo ltossall thirty-
Mel's-ears oiti.el1rly today. because he
" hld‘ disclosed to the police secrets of
hstallozed “Black “and. " The (other
was knocked down and choked into ill-
sensibility by the slayer who then ran
iollowcd by :1 great
Italians to the1 number of
thousand later attacked the Elizabeth
hurling missllts
lit the police and pllsoncr, hurting two
'detéctives and out1 policeman,
mur'dtncr limb
from limb had not It been for the arri-
valor the reserve police from two sta-
tions hous’és who were forced to use
11; clubs and lists and 1111111111111 to shoot
According to the polic,e tho multicr
was deliberately planned by on organ
ized gang, and this gang is alleged to
C have sent to Toronto for llossati who
After his ar<
. , rival here he was seen about Mulberry
“ Band with Italians, and 11611111111 or Ills
1 immense stature attlacted attention.
Bossoto is an enemy of these organ-
lited gangs and his son Inherited the
tsthcr‘s opticsltlon to the lawless ele-
ment of their counttymcu.
studying music young lidsaoio helped
Several weeks
murderous
lit‘t
Rossuti then.
51
htl
On Sunday the llossotos found on
their (l001'sic111he "Bridge of l)c:."lth
a caballstic sign of the Sicilians II hit-h
18 said to be 11 thrust of 11011111
01091,“ Bossoto looked upon this as 11
At the linil 0 station llossnti said lit—
tle beyond dotlurina he. shot in self-
' POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME.
.What is said to be. one of the most
novel'and original plays which has
been seen in years and hearing the.
striking title of “Why Girls Leave
110 e." will be seen at Hoyt 3 Theatre
by
lti
1"‘Iailltmrlon with the flgments of the
11511;! ative mind. and 111 11111111111111.1111.
1111110111 reverence anti delicacy.
hauling“ an it. does with events In the
ayoung girl and a subject so
ily
Summcriield has been daring In his
He has done some~
hing which at first blush might seem
border close to the dangel line, btlt
hich by reason or the great delicacy
Ii which one certain scene Is han-
' ,the deep reverence which is
11 Its enactment becomes a
’1.’ vs situation. The play
ll supplied with scenic and mech-
1 effects and the cast is a large
'hdequate ans, numbering among
embers several well- known peo-
MPBO¥J N,_G,,THEI,R ROOMS.
Historical and Memorial Ll-
Wilda It Work Upon
rooms downstairs of the Nor-
Historical Librai'y mutilation
bean painted 11110111113033.7051 it,
and the ladies are planning
the upstairs rooms soon. It
34439611910110! the association to
Will u not
(-11.11 11111111
11110
'1‘ I1 1' I'
Once out
today
and
became
eyes, and
ruck 11111
knocking
{“0
'l be
Mr Fred
s nothing
And Mr
Aliyah: who has any arti-
ups-Incl ue or any gift that. :1'
like to donate til thinners. ,
liked in do so. HistOrical spec-
can, be donated or loaned.
but they will receive exec
2111’. members or the house com.
My. Home wan Baron.
Raymond Mrs. G. W. Cram
'55:
W
ARD'. HEATING CON-
i‘;‘
1111
11111111 oil
allmi‘.‘
0‘
'71:“ N I
l lllll III," I
wil' lee till! You
CONGRESSMAN ‘HILL T0 BPE'AK.
Lively Campaign In Montpelier. Ver-
mont, is In Progress.
MON’I‘l’Eldldll. V1,, August 24.-AI-
though Iht1 clot 1111's ol' Vermont do not
appear to I111 luteusely interested ill the
stale election which will be held out
September It. a lively (alupllign is Ill
pr'ogless. The Republicans are making
strong efforts to llldut 1‘ the entire
strength of that party in Vermont to
appear In the ballot. 111111111 and roll up
11 plurality that will set the pat-11 for
11111 rest of the 1-11111111'y' 'Ihe managers
Colinrcssluan W. iiourkc (‘ockran. of:
speakers over lill' state including Ser-
rctury of Agriculture James Wilson. |
Congressman Joseph 1} t‘ahnon, of iIlI-_
Ilois, speaker of the House; P. P.
(‘ampbell of Kansas; ll. Spaulding,
111‘ North an1.:1111 I). .,i I<‘11!<1l11l‘imll Kilt
ridge liusklns of Vermont. and 111.].
Hill. (11‘ Connecticut. l'nltcd States
Senator llctliield I’locior and William
1‘. Dilihluham of this state; Secretary l
‘111’ War William 11. Tall. (‘olgressmlln
J. Adam Bede. of Minnesota: l.lcut.-
Governor Curtis Guild, ol’ Massachu—
sctls; Charles W. Fairbanks, of ill-
di11na. 1hr1 vice-presidential candidate
also how arranged to make addresses.
The Democrats, to counteract 1110'
work of their. opponents, have secured ‘
Congrcsslau W. llourkc Cockruu, or
New York. to deliver three addresses.
Edward M. Shepard, 111‘ New York; (7.
S, llnmliu, of Boston; Benjamin bit
Shiveley. of lndlnnn'. 1.. W. lieddlug l
ton, of New York. and l". W. Mt'iir-I-
trick. of St. Albans, 111',1 among 1110'
other calllpalguet's engaged. Rallies
will be hold all over the slate, arrange-
ments having been made for almost
daily meetings from now until Seldom-,1
lll'l‘ :1. l
WM“
WANT ROOSEVELT TO INTERVENE
III'IN\ ER. (.11ltI..
tlon has been mailed to
Roosevelt asking him to Intervene ill'.
behalf oi the men depollcd front (‘1'-1p
11111 (1111i. last Saturday night and lo
DI‘IIII‘I‘I them Ill tip 11' return lothu Ills
trim. The ptIIlIou includes the 1101-:
(hull of l‘homns ll. i".lr',ict one, of the.
1
from iuiurics that may r1 suit st‘rinllsly,
abuse 1111civetl by l‘arfet 111 11.11 hulldsl
of the mob Alli. bulls and preliminar;
papers necessary to the 1111111111 11111
ed leaders of. the. mob also bale betti-
forwarded to
'I‘he alliduvlts are. signed by all
men driven from the district that Sat
llrdtty. The petition to the presideul'
was forwarded to Oyster Bay.
CHICAGO.
council of the 'l‘eamstcrs' ilulon met!
oi grunting further aid to the sympo-
Illetic strike upon Wllitil the
yards'
ago with the idea of aiding tht1 lllll(l-l
t1rs who bud gone out.
the arguments were .11 times
llcatcd. It was finally decided to take
what has been taken.
tlon made by lh11 striking butthcrs for
additional aid was passed oIt-l In 5‘1.
lence. A motion that the. packing:
house teamslers return to work was
voted down and it was dctidcd to :1]-
low matters to remain as they are so
far as the. tcamstcrs are concerned.
CARDINAL SATOLLI AT ROME.
Satolll and his suite arrived here pate-
ly today on the steamer Sardognan
from New York. August 9.
bratetl mass on board ship during the
voyage. all the passengers. including
nou~CnIhollcs. attending.
era] other distinguished clcrgymen and
log here.
DR. HARTWELL MAY DIE.
WASIIIN l'l‘ON. Coun., Aug, 24——
Dr. Henry Hartwell. who was buncoed
out of 95.000 by sharpcrs is in a criti-
.csu condition and it ill-learned from a
reliable authority that he probably
cannot recover. lie is stuttering from
congestion of the brain” as a result or
the blow on the head which he receiv-
ed from the men who robbed him.
\SULLIVAN BEATS BERRY.
LOB ANGELES. 0111.. August 23.—
“Twin” Sullivan, of Boston was given
Barry after twenty rounds of hard
1121111 1:.
"1? ‘1.“1‘“ scan “
bntmild,an
fiboseuthe msdgfu.
no action relative to the strike. beyond ,
and an applied.
from your dealer or
uni: M: can. and yo
bionic. ‘
matron-dingy” motocross or
POL! N1
eEnamel
91 '11 «Ah ”la!
the rich 1
1‘
NOW IN FOURTEENTH PLACE.
Connecticut Team Will
second
with
,lslnvepipo "mall‘s...
. Ilium. Lootin‘. Economic. .
on Wfilmh or water pipes.
“9.252.31-
or 1111117113011?
C IMO.
from“ titular 1. write”. us his um and we
FENP%I 0 5, Dept. I ~23! [Int 4111 51.. Nov York City.
RE 7 still on receipt .91.!- room.
mt. Wu:
orcmoCQI'
“(WIS
omit not.
w
Leave the
Range at Fort Riley on Thursday.
FORT Ill
pur
K1111...
lht.1
1.111'
l of
national
Aug. 21. —'l‘hc
lt‘um
match was the program on lbc nation-
nl rouse yesterday.
Tho program was
slow lire 111 1100 yards and l, 000 vards.
Ill whirh the possible for 11111111 team
was l.2.'00 points,
Ilrat day. was 2,1100.
The
possalble lllo
in the two days
shoot. the scores of teams iollow:
880;
“'1'.
71“:
1111 States Navy
2.7'10; Rhodc Island,
Pennsylvania
Washington
" rl'10;
AID FOR STOCK YARDS STRIKERS.l
August 24. “The onnII
V’l‘l‘.‘ l ,1' 1111111,
1
He cele-1 1
Cardinal'
Prisca. archbishop of Naples, and soV-'
laymen received the cardinal on land:
the decision here last night over Dave ,
land
-I r'tl
401;
splrltey
New York National Guard team.
2M0:
New .1
2.800;
2. 71'1.
1111-112;
-.1)
all'y.
(ionnectlcut
Michigan.‘ ...3-;I1l
Alabama L735
ersey.
United Stall
District of Columbia. 2,702;
Massachusetts,
’ .7511.
".7
, ...11.
'9
«#1
Army. inl‘uu-
1:.
1s Marines, 1.,
Unit-
15; Army coy.
2.700; Mary-
2,582; Iowa,
Florida 2,-
Kansas. 2.100;
The Kansas, Alabama. Connecticut
and New Jersey teams will leave the
national range Thursday.
'l‘cam silt
witnessed
contest.
river (I favor able.
mom: ended
Yeste
several
Conditions
changes
today after u
again
rdIly‘I-I shooting
111 Iilc
standing of the teams over the first
day‘ 111 work the alloy Infantry 11111111
dropping to third pluct1 and the N1 w
iol'k National (luurd 11111.11 taking the
load
N cw
Jersey w
as In second
plat 1' and iht1 marines l111's111ntly.t11111
sislcnt shooting: still held fourth place
Today‘s shooting conslstcd'of two
skirmish
Tllill'l
by 4-1111-
ll It'llnl. Now
101 It s lend oi' seventy over New t1.'-I1
511,1 almost assured II of the national
Iloplly and the rash prize of $500.
CLOTHIER MEETS WAR.
Nl" \VI’OI
{'1‘ R
l.. August. 2.1 ——WII-
Iillnl J (I'iothlel. II ho ,vestmrduy 111111-111-
wl former (‘ humpiou William A.
AIIKIISI 24.——A~pcll< ed, today met llolcombt-1 Ward on the
l’l‘l‘1‘l‘lt“lt Casino courts III the llual‘. match of the
11ll~con111rs'
notional tennis championship
lolll'll lllllt‘lli
1.11111
m decldt1 the
’I 1111
weather which has been favorable on
nearly
,tlcur,
us even beltel today.
tho temperature moderate,
41 poltttl 1111111. II ho tlallus that he was my”. “-1.5 Imp. “11,3".
badly beaten by lucillbt'l's oi the mob twprt- In splt'utliti condition.
and :1 sworn statement of hl< physicl ”I win over burned made him slightly the
to the 11171 1'1 that Purlel Is sIIiTeI‘iIIl. favorite. but expert opinion was equal
III tlilldcd as to the probate.
'1. be whole 1 .1111- Is bust d on the alleged ml. mutt-Ir
every day of the 11'-1111111111111".
The sky II 111'
and
'llle. courts
(‘lothicr 11
result of
’l‘ht1 Interest shown today seldom has
been supassed. even when the. dual
plyucr
, toutcsl as on last your yt:'.1at
merit of criminal actions against alleg- iI). 111111111 .111 American and 11
There were not seats eulugh
the District t\ilfll"lll‘l 'Ior ttli 1h.1 spectators yesterday, and
the 11. 011,: 111.1111 wot-11 411111111111 Hull t'uougb,
Not. a tow enthusiasts were.
grounds more.
than a
has been
lirulsll
at lilt‘
II hour prior“
play began in order to get good post
lions.
Neither Ward nor ttloiliior has ever
before gone to the finals In 11 1111111111111
lillll'llRlHL‘lll
last night it) (‘tlllSlllI‘l' 1.1111 titlIiSiiliilli) limp“ sn good that there was assurance
would be worthy of
that the w
lllli. their
inner
"Slm k; the title of champion
tcmustcrs entered some time por'lcls pointed IIith pride to his briI1
play here has
lilotluer’s sup-
lillut victory over Larued yesterday.
Lollgwood
as evidence.
'l‘hf‘ mI‘L'liIII: lull the. other side claimed that. Ward
was loug.l listing until 11 late boot and know how to keep his oppontut oli’ Ills
giving his tour set I'ltlory at.
CHICAGO NEWS TIPS.
Many a strong beaded man is weak-
minded.
II is getting the kite on a string that.
makes it sour.
, Men loIe women less than they like
1 to have women lovt1 them
; Spinsters look upon an
iriug 11s a promising affair.
NAPLES Italy. August L’iwtlardinall
(Ill gacmcnt
A bachelor's idea of a fatal flirtation
is one that ends in marriach
It takes more than 11 coat of paint
to cover a woman's age successfully.
Many a man who thinks he is wed-
ded to the truth is a grass-widower.
A man always likes his mother-in-
law among his [boat distant relatives.
lils satanic majesty never on’ers to
go into partnership with 11 busy man.
it isn't necessarily a compliment to
say a man
sound.
is sound.
Some men are all
The man who has been footer) twist.
by the same woman Is hopelessly r0011
Ish.
An up-to-tlate Cincinnati divorce Inw-
I'er has on his businesg card “Misfit
marriage a specialty."
Fifteen million clocks were made in
this country last year. yet here are
men who can't get tick at the. corner
grocery.
Knicker—Do you believe in a college
education ?
Lite.
' "3111' YOUR 1.111211 wos‘itluc‘alctlf
11am
torpid liver can be I miss
:innditipn and should not be neglected. F 0111 gigdgideinggt as
thoroughly, promptiyd and safely
foils dense no 11111711.
’1'El El I90 EF- GENOflflATIEN
Moms-Pills 1 111.,
5% I'm-'1." ”We
11511011116111
, am‘ 5 Pills.
ceornausea.
Booker-Yes, it teaches a boy‘ s t'lltb1l
er how to take care of his money.—
rnm tile or"
The) are
“ “succuuou 71111 c1111: SITTLID1
ea
HARTFORD, A1111 241~Th8 111111
from probate taken by Attorney Genol
oral King on behalf of the State of
Conxmctlcut to the Superior Court or
{airfield County on the matter of at
some “Kill“ the succession tax- on the
421110 0111111: 111111, Oliver Bulkeley,
which would burn come to trial In the
September term of court. has been
withdrawn on th‘ payment to the state
fthc claim. 1'. hulkley died and
Is 1111111111 was luventorlcd at $137,000,
of which 111111111111 $04,000 was in per-
sonal property lot-1111111 ill the state or
New York. The probate court exclud~
all from this allitulnt. from liability to
the succession 111x. Attorney-(lcncrul
King claimed that It. was not exempt.
and on tho lillsls oi 11 recent decision
01' the Supreme (‘11111'1 in a case some-
what similar. the appenl was to have
been prosecuted. 'l‘ht1 decision, how.
ever. had the effect of bringing about
a settlement.
WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION.
All nations are. endeavormg to check
the ravages of consumption, the
"whitc plague" that claims so many
victims each year. Foley's lloncy anti
'I‘nr cures coughs and colds perfectly
and you are 111.1111 danger of consump
tion. Do not risk your health by tak-
- ing some unknown preparation when
Foley's Honey and 'an is auto and cer-
tain In results. Ask for Foley's l-lon-
cy and 'l‘ar and insist upon having it
For sale at Plaisiud's drug store.
LIQUOR DEALERS MEET.
NEW lIAVl-l N. August 2l.<—- In con-
vention, anti to attend the annual ball-
(Incl, the. Wine. Liquor and Ilccr Deni-
1:rs' association 111' 11111 state met at
Savlii Rock, yesterday ai‘tt'rnoon. The
number 01' accredited delegates was
110. 11nd l’rcsldcnt I". 1’. Quinn pre-
side at. the business session,
I.11.<'t evening therc. was a banquet
and business meeting at Saviu Rock.
the former being largely attendo. At
the business 111111111111; the following or-
iit'el's were elected: 1
President. Frank I’. Quinn, New
Haven; vice-president. J. I". Sullivan,
Bridgeport: recording SN'I‘UIIH‘)‘, A. (l.
AI111111.1N011' Britain; financial secre-
tary, John E. Casey, New Haven; treas-
urer. P. .l, lrIlII11,Meri1leu, sergeant-
at»arms. l‘.(llll.1rn New llav0.n
<—~“l bad 11 running, Itching sore on
my leg Suffered 1111'11111-s,lioulis
Ointment, took away the burning anti
itching instantly and quickly effected
per-111111111111 euro" 1‘. W. Leubarl.
llowllllg (11'-cell. (l
STATE TO FIGHT FOR MONEY.
lIAR'l‘ Milli), Aug. 2-l.---'-- I he 111111111111~
iiounllty of lbe'luw by which a state
police force was instituted is likely to
be tested by reason of the action
brought In 11111 Norwich i‘oul't of (711111-
tllon Pious by Attorlley-(lellet'al King
to compel the city court clerk there
to turn oI'ei' 111 the state one-half of
'tllo amount of lines t'I'Illt't'lt‘ll ill liquor
prosecutions, ill November of last
year. thirteen liquor dealers appeared
111 the city court and paid $530 In'tlnt's.
The clerk has refused to turn over
half of this 111111111111.
, w-_.--._____.
THE ONLY SURVIVOR
of 11111 Hayes Arctic Expedition, Mr. S.
.l. McCormick. now if, S, Deputy Mtuv
111'al Surveyor, Bliss Station. Idaho,
says: "For years I have suffered from
severe pains In the hip joint and back
bone. depriving 11111 of all power. The
cause was Stone in the Illaddcr and
(travel ill the Kidneys, After using
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
of 1111111111111, N. Y., i was completely
cured. “
____... WI...
MILFORD BOYS WERE SAFE.
NEW ll.\\'i<‘N Aug, 24. «The three
Miltord lads who went out stilling oil
that place. Sunday and tor-whose safe-
ty much fear was felt 111's1 now at Port
Jefferson. L. I. They suited across the
Sound and art1 now on n cruise.
Why did the whale obey the divine
law when be swallowed Jonah? Be;
cause Jonah was :1 stranger
look him In
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
(
.’ TIME TABLE.
in Effect August Tth. 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK' FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.—~12:59x. 5:24x, 525011. 6:00x.
6:17, 0:52, 7:02, 7:46, 3118):, 8:45,
922611, 9:33.10:51x, 11:35.
P. lily-12:55; 2:51.511.
4:47x. 5:40, 5:55x. 6:55x,
7:25, 715511, 9:55:11, 10:20.
Saturdays, in addition to above,
323011.111.
3:00, 3:45,
7:07x,
SUNDAYS. _
A. lit—12:59:, 5124:, 5:502, 8:56.
11:42:.
P. M.—2:47x, 21:55:. 5:40. 5:55!. 7:90,
7:51.511. 8:20x, 9:55x, 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORW, .
5:00. 6:00. 7:50.
10:02:,
A. M.—~12:00x,
8:00x, -8:40x, 9:15:11, 10:04
11:00:. 11:02. '
P. M.——12:02. 1:12,..:.00 2: 55,“ .1. '23:,
4: 02:, 4' 0611. 4: 32x, 5: 01:. 5' 04, 5. 28.
0: 001. 6: 02. 8: 00x, 91003,: 9: 30.
11:00:.
Saturdays. in addition to above 1:55
p. m.
SUNDAY v.3
A. BIL-18: 001 6:.00 7: 30, 10: 02!.
P.M.--I§:03,‘0:00:8:00!.‘11'00x.
LEAVE COUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN. .
A. M.:—-—12 11!,
7:42, 9: 0811. 9' 42.111032. 11: 98.
P. M—‘IBIOZ, 1: 1:2. 3: 021.;4‘ 15. 5: 35,
6. 011, 6: 30, 7. 05x, 9' 05):, 10.011. 11:15.
BRIDGEPORT IN ADDITION TO
‘BOA BO.VE
PM.-—-2:475:037:28.
BU UNDAVS.
1
9:10.11108-
P 141—6 40 7. 05: 9' 05:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.:—-—6 23 9' 45. 10:11:.
P.. 04.1-1—1' 20, 4:23':, 5:08, 5:48. 7:10.
Y
I
:45. . .
P. sch-4:003. 9.88. 7:00
Sunday mills
and be,
1:18 1:51:11. 19:11“
ALL-12: 1111. 1: 18:. 1:51: 2:42, '
hmmmilfit
rs Bout: ll used
91”"
BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNION.
Grand Clt'cle of Connecticut Held An-
nual Meeting In Derby.
III" Illii’ August 4 ~licl11ga11111 to the
‘ number of 11011111 seventy. constituting
the (lrand (‘lrtle of Connectitllt of
Ul'Uilltl‘lltllltl oi the Union. Incl hcrt';
yt1111111l11y in Iinuuul session. MnIol'l
Sullivan 111111111 the welcoming address
There. was degree work and reports of
Iarlous 111ilct'1's.'i‘llo grand scroll
kcepcr 11 report showed that there was
an lnt":11~1110 of It members during the
your and a loss of 100 leaving 010 Mb
egatcs‘ in the eight circles in the state
The tlensurcl' reported expenses
$449. and expenditures of $117k The
’14. and the 11111 lpts $1051. The. i’llli'l
the Suprcmt1 (‘lrclc amounted to $5.
.'100.'I‘hc gland oilltcl's those“ a year
ago Were installed as follows: Grand
(‘lllef Washington. Charles Phillips;
lraild Chief ,chl’crson. Joseph Alter
11:;111 (lruud Chit-1' l1‘.1'aukliu George
Skaals; Grand Scroll Kct1pt1l'llltlvv"altl
S.Pt1rry;111'nud Treasurer. linvld W
Lynch; (lrnud llerald. i.‘ur..cnc in
Hope; ill'nud “1'311‘111'1‘111'illll'.'rll(lliltl,<t
(l, Was<. all of Bridgeport Grand
Wait-her of Night. A. l". Moliut. Derby;
(Irund 'I‘I'ustec. W. (l. Sullivan, llriilse-
port;
Pie. A. Willulan, of Bridgeport.
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CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
the Kill You 11111011111: Bought
Bears the
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Signature of
WILL INSTALL ELECTRIC ROAD.
NEW YORK, Align. 24.-—-’l‘bc com-1
plaints or the commuters against the
suburb service 1111 the N. Y.. N.
ll. R. R. were heard yesterday by the
Start: Board of Railway Commission-
111's. ill pleading the case or the. rail-
road. E, (i, Bucklaud. attorney for the
company. announced that he was aulh~
orized to state that the company
would. in 11 short time. install all elec-
Ncw York City Hull.
0. B. BURHANS TESTIFIES AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
G, B. llurhans, of Carlisle Center. N.
Y.. Writes: "About four years ago I
wrote you stating that I had been
entirely cured or 11 severe. kidney trou~
his1 by taking less than two bottles or
Foley's Kidney Cure. It entirely stop-
ped the brick dust sediment. and pain
and symptoms of kidney disease. disap-
peared. i am glad to say that I have
never had 11 return of any of those
symptoms during the four years that
have elapsed and i am evidently cured
1 to stay cured, and heartily recommend
sale at l’lalstcd‘s Drug Store.
l-lew'l‘his is leap year and nearly
half gone.
Sllc<—-Yes—~what of It?
lie—Not a single girl in the whole
town has treated me to Ico’ cream yct.
Ci 1natl Commercial Tribune.
Clues a Cold In One Night.
of,
expenditure of all the ("'ltt 11's was 910,- -
crnl bcucllls paid in C(ll'lllt‘t‘fliillt in"-
chrt'scnlutivc ol‘ Suprcule Ch»
11. 10'
(Mr road between Port Chester and the '
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 25¢
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 500
Cures Worst Group In a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulceratad 1111111..
Only Posltilte Cure for Quick Consumption. . 1
Kills tbs Catarrh Microbe and Cures In One Month.
Open Breathing PM! III! WI Hoiriil‘.
Cures Hay Fever or Money Refuqded. 591: 9.1.1... .00
Only Thing on Earth 19.8: ‘ ’
"s ' ' WOFIIAIWII 25
“of
hug-S («detail-1m mmwdmmu
20 days m:
not To“ 7&1.
MAYOR MAI-IAN MUST GO TO
COURT.
NEW i.0NI)0N,Aupgus1 2I.~Appll-
cation has been made by Henry 11
Bond to Judge Walter C, Noyes of the
Coult of Common Pleas. lor 1111 order
summoning Mayor Brynn 11‘.1'ilalltm.tol
appear before that 1"oull and show
cause why he should not be punished
fol wilful touteulpt (It the (:'.oult It
is alltged that Mayor Malian by call
ing 11 meeting of the court of common
council, whit: ll passed :1 volt: condemn-
ing a limb on one of Mr Baud" s trocs
hanging over the highway. and order-
ling the lilphlvay commissloner to cut
oil the limb, disobeying an injunction
issued by Judge Noyes.
This Injunction was to prevent the
10111111119: or manning of ally trees on
Mr. liond' 11 property Ill order to st turc
lpnssngo fox :1 house owned by Mayor
’ Multan which is being moved through
,Ihe 111111111 when: Mr. Bond‘ s lesidence
ls lot 1111111 The limb ill question was
1111111111111 by the highway commission-
lcr ill the evening Immediately after
the council meeting, while M1. Bond’s
1'atiolncvs were. seeking to have 1111 in-
ljuuttion issued by Judge llnlph Wheel-
1111 of the Superior CUII'I‘L
PUTS AN END TO lT ALL.
A grievous wall oitlmcs comes as
a result of unbearable pain from over
taxed organs. Dizziness, Ilacknclle.
Liver complaint and Constipation But
thanks 10 Dr. King's New Life Pills
they put an end to it all. They are
gentle but thorough. Try them. Only
".Ific. Guaranteed by I". ll. Baxter's
Drug Store. .
HELD ON SUSPICION.
NEW l'lAl‘lIN, August 1 24.-—-John
(llennon Is- 0111111: held by the deputy
coroner upon suspicion of knowing
sonu'thiuu about, and perhaps being
implicated ill the death of the fireman.
Francis Morris. whose hotly was found
, ,In tilt1 l11111l lultbol' 11 few days ago. The
deputy coroner Is still pursuing his In
vestigatiou, lie is holding Glennon
purely on circumstanclal evidence and
Its willing to release him on 91.000.
{This sum is larger, however, than
ll’llehuon can raise.
A HINT T0 TRAVELERS.
Willie in Suffolk. V11, llcnry Croll.
Jr, proprietor of the Boaverton, Mich.,
Hardware Co, was taken very sick
with bowel trouble. A traveling sales-
man from Saginaw Mich., advised him
to get a bottle of Chamberlain‘s Colic,
Cholera 11nd Diarrhoea Remedy, which
the did. “It soon cured me. and I take
pleasure In recommending it." he says.
1No one should leave home. on a Jour~
buy without 11 bottle of this remedy. It
is shaped sure to he needed and is
not obtainable while on steamship or
cars. For sale by Stillson-Powell
Corporation. Cliftord Pharmacy,
I-‘icl'cc‘s Pharmacy, Zeiti'uss Pharmacy.
CHEAPER POSTACjE.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.——lieductlmt
of letter postage between the United
Foley Kidney Core to any one suffering States and Europe from live to 1Ivo
from kidney or bladder trouble." For cents, will he put. into effect early
0'
next year.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result In Pneumonia, Bro
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception,
in the manufacture of Welcome Bonn In Ono
Yul-than In all the other soaps sold In New England In l1'lvo Years.
.. -. .-._._.._.-q-.——....
TRIED TO CUT BROTHERS
THROAT.
MIDDLE'I‘OWN. August 2ll.-<(,‘1nrlos
llont, an Italian womb-hopper living
with his brother Giovanni. in a cabin
on Turkey Hill, In the town of lind-
dam. is helm: searched for today by
Sllcrlti‘ Davis and his deputies. because
he tiled to cut his br"olht'is throat
last night dullng 11, qtltll'ltl oVer mun-
cy 011111110 by both men I11 wood chop-
ping. (liovtulnl's throat was cut. but
not seriously, as ho fought so llcrt'ely
that (‘al'los- could not 11111111. it deep cut.
llovnnui, however. has many very
bad cuts on his face and arms made
during the‘ struggle. The llcclng
brother Is probably hiding III the
woods.
WAS WASTING AWAY.
“I had been troubled with kidney
disease for the last. five. years." writes
Robert R. Watts, of Salem, Mo. “I
lost 11ch and never felt well and doc-
torcd with leading physicians and tried
all remedies suggested without reliei‘.
Finally i tried Foley's Kidney Core
and less titan two bottles completely
cured mo and i am now 'souud and
well.” During the summer kidncy ir-
regularities are often caused by exces-
sive drinking or" being overheated. At<
tend to the kidneys at once by using
Foley's Kidney Cure. For sale at
Pinisted's drug store. "
WANTED TO SEE NEW YORK.»
STAMFORD. August lit—(111111211
Ford, of 124' South street. Providence,
and Frank Murphy. of 22 Hopln street,
" same city, are at the police statlou.as
runaways from home. They wanted
to see New York and Murphy reached
there by jumping trains, losing Ford on
the way. When he became homesick,
Murphy started back, and ill going
through here he saw Ford, who was
injured heside'the track. Mur'phy left,
the train and went to his coulpmliou' s
assistance and both boys made their
way to the police station for“ aid.
Ford's injuries are. not serious. He
struck a pole while rapping to catch
a car. ' ’7
SUICIDE PREVENTED.
The startling announcement that a
preventive of suicide had been discov-
ered will interest many. A run down
system. or despondcncy invariably pre-
cede suicide and something has been
found that will prevent that condition
which mnkes‘suicide likely. At the
first thought of self destructIOn take
Electric Bitters. it being a great
tonic. and nervlne will strengthen the
nerves and builti up the system. It‘s
also a great Stomach, Liver and Kid-
ney regulator. Only 50c. Satisfac-
gist
ELIHU YALE'S ENGINEER DEAD.
NEW HAVEN. August 24.—<~.Imucs 1'1.
O'Connor. who for many years was
engineer or the launch Elihu Yale, and
an assistant in,,handling Yale crews
both here and at New London, is dead
of appendicitis. He was lirst taken
sick at Gales Ferry in June, but con-
tinued at work ,uutll after the regatta
An operation wnajslcfl rated 11 low
days ago, btlt in 1111: pl'dovc too
great and he diedw-ycstcrday.
OEMPOUNE.
lo 25, 50c and 31. 00 bottles. The Oil!
ford. Baxter's and Pillsted’s
LA DI ES‘WW issuance-o
TRIAL BOTTLE 25C
lion guaranteed by F. H. Baxter, Drug— 1
Jan.
Norwalk Chronicler