. O of wills ing, Infectious laugh-
1 locomptu led by the t rrltlc clans-
of bells 1nd the hilt blaring of
toned fish horns, three wagon-
l 0! iivally “strawriders” pulled
“I‘m HHMII' s~CarnIvnl l“! South‘-
“night and in r y too
with?” lateral. There were some
uty- -d1'e clf them
t at Greens Farms until their des-
mmuched they fairly made
wykig ring with their thunderous
collie bll along the route
r, ;to their windows and doors to
:1 what the matter could be, but on
yo eiving that It was only 11 party-of
. me y folks. they smiled broadly. wav-
ed heir handle at them. and then, pre-
ably went: back to bed.
On arriving at the carnival, the
yo 3 people promptly made their
1) once known. and between them
, and the many excellent attractions at
. the show, everybody managed to pass
a most enjoyable evening.
'Ilhe party,‘ which was under the
‘ guidance of "Tom" Shauglmessy, .lr..
and “lifel"'(‘.rossman, two of the most
popular men at the Farms, was made
up v"prlnci.paily of the young men and
women employed at the Greens Farms
cottages. ’lhcy and their friends had
all received invitations from Mrs Wal-
tor Daskam, one of tho cottagers of
‘, that place, to go at tier expense to the
ca,ri1ival and as this was a 'trent" not
to let go by, especially as unilmltcd
uutlties of refreshments had been
1 idc fort hem, they made up their
:lidds t get all the fun and enlov-
meht they possibly could out of it.
. ' '1‘th got It. and with a vengeance too
{Em the dead, it is rumored jumped
only of their coffins, to ascertain if the
world were coming to an end; but
then. that is only a rrunor.
The trip homewatd from the carni-
val whic,h by the way. Is a complete
3 success in every way. was simply a re-
petitlon of what took plate earlier In
the evening.
It: Is now surmised that there. must
be many sore throats in Greens Farms
as a result of all this incrriment. But
it is extremely doubtful It even this
Would keep the young people away.
should other ‘wealtby cottagcrs decide
to follow Mrs. Duskem's and Mrs. Mu~
son's generous lead with pleasurable
. "rackets” In the very near future. The
boys and girls say they are. readyfor
~ nytblng that comes their way, and
dd that It can’t come any too soon to
euit them.
Among those In the party were:
Thomas Shnugliuessy. .l1'., and wife;
.“Mel” Cl‘ossltnan, Gracie Crossmnu.
'Bertha: Oohmlchen. "Buster" Brown.
Sadie Lowery, Lizzie .Shnughnossy.
Mary Brady (lharlic ()chmlchcn. Au-
die D011ol1ue.,Gcorge llardull, Edward
Williams. W illum (‘tilnbett Emerson
Foote, Harry l1‘ootc, l'atriik O't‘onno'.
’Cowhnor Charles Mitchell
'i‘om Mcllonough. Maggie
inks?! Martlle Shaughncs sy. Mary
. Jones, Maggie McCormirlc Rose Mur-
.tha. Mary (:01 1nIy Mary Mc lonough.
- John Quinn. Pat, Quinn. Jenn 0 Stew-
art. Jock W001i, Jack Cracker. lack
00er Frank lMurphy, Jim Murphy and
' Harry Loweiey ‘
. POPULIST'S lN CONVENTION.
a
'...-e‘.;-'«
new. Named at the New Haven
A Gathering.
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 25.—-l1‘or thr1
rst'vt‘i'tne in eight years. members of
e Populist panty are holding a state
a; vbntlon In Connecticut some. twc
. é adherents meeting In Tradc1
batman Hall in this cit1'1'esterday to
lane to nomination a state ticket, and
ratify the national tickct headed by
1-1 Tibbles, ot.’ Nebraska for president
, nd vice president respectively Al-
hough the convention was called to:-
» 0 a. m 116 i'ioimal session was held
during the forenoon, the delegates be-
its called into conferences to discuss
candidates and the advisability of ad-
pt go state platform
' was the wish of the delegates to
not ddllelrence to the platform
(I at the national convention
Springfield. Ill, July 5 copies
hlch were freely distributed
ls eliternoon when Chairman
mas; of the state central com-
arse who niade an address and wel-
’ " D macrats who voted for
Iii 18910 and 1900 into the fold
e‘ hinn shit! that all Republicans who
tend to support their own
Id Join the Populist party.
'1‘ P. Rvnder, of Erie Pa. member
an tiomtl committee, next spoke
ei’b Illl‘stlc Prospects in the
nailed @tat’ He said that Parker
0011! loo§e 0,000 votes In New York
state by reason of the number of
Wrote joining the Populist party
1 30:11:01me voted to leave the
, r nolminations of a state
I: to tlt weXecutlve committee.
sting oh '1‘ L. Thomas. of For-
lie; Robert Pyne of Hartford:
ulller, of Orange; W. W.
' and Frank
”bowing'electors were named:
yne,1 of Hartford; Harvey G.
. MlBrnnford; Charles R.
, of llldale; T. L Thomas.
file; George E. Hubbell. of
13.0. Warhouse. of West
' '1 tnd Andrew Dear)”: of
math.
buttons! platform was rent
WWISUNOAVV. ‘
' 'Angrist 25~1Jespae
youlhlltty of Sunday 99;
ve been prlited
"has been declared by a
. wt of the expOsition com-
M nut Ir a discussion walnut
i‘orlousiy by the Board of DI-
Native committee.
1 , of the Board of Direc-
“Owi’rlds Fair signal! S cm-
thr- United states Govern-
ry t.Sélevens “st?!-
m0!“ '3! no to
Many” They ”are
‘ “ "m ROI:
connect.
Id the
1%
all told. and from
moment they left their starting "
Thomas E. Watson. of Georgia. and T ‘
A‘OUAa'r or'mLK.
page of mane ton cansn
it is all the II matured to
‘ ‘11": dI' delicious
Iy “10;:
it} o‘lse’iiin 4.00
pa huge ‘ Simplty'stlr it! the milk and
freeze in the usual wsy;n1ukos the
nicest Ice cream you ever ate. Order
a package today, you will be highly
pleased. It‘our kinds: Vanilla. Cho-
colate. Strawberry and Unfiavorod. At
1111 grocers Illa; 2 packages for 260.
EL
and a
L... .. .1..W...,
SOUTHPORT CARNIVAL.
Excellent Entertainments Given Night-
ly and Entnuaium Unobstod,
Tire enthusiasm over the carnival
continues unabated. and tho attend-
ance Increases each day. New attrac-
tions are added and the programmes
are frequently changed so it pays for
every one to visit the entertainment
as often as possible. Everybody
praises the acting and singing of Tun-
ner and Gilbert. as well as (‘hantrell
and Schuyler. in the grand vaudeville.
This ('l‘hursday) afternoon the “Wild
M1111" and thc "’I‘urnc Elephant" will
be exhibited chained in a newly erect-
cd tent.
The balloon race yesterday after-
noon was successfully carried out by
Mrs. Lu Roux and Miss Mayor. These
two ladies were most tastefully array-
cd, and by their modest deportmcut
won the admiration of the thousands
of spectators, 'I‘Iie balloons started at
nearly the same moment and when
the parachutes were cut Iodse from
the balloons, there was an outburst of
applause from the witnesses of this
most successful ascension. 'Iuis after.
noon Misa Meyer will be shot from a
cannon at! an immense elevation, and
will float to the earth with a para~
chute.
It is Impossible to enumerate In a
short article all the varied things to be.
seen at this carnival. but everyone
who has attended express surprise and
admiration at the efforts of the Fire
Department to furnish such a grand
entertainment at u-la‘vlsh expense.
We must not forget to mention that
there will be an exhibition of fancy
dancing by Mrs. Lulloux this evening.
which cveryoiicl ntcrestcd In that art
should witness. She is. considered the
boat dancer in this country.
The wise men rite of: human Ills}!
But while they rite we '11: mall‘s (gills
Which our on healthy. Wei on stronn
Wright 31‘ s are Wright, and 1mm tong.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill (In.
{All IVrkAf—faf Man Than HnUa'Crnfm-y"
For sale by all druggista.
NO ROOM AT STORRS.
.....’__
Customary Examinations of Agricul-
tural College to be Omitted.
’ic customary August. examinations
at Hartford. New Haven. llanbury and
Norwich, for admission to thc Connor'-
ticut Agricultural College, will this
year be omitted. The college already
has a waiting list of applicants who
have ruralifled for entrance on the
opening of the fall term. Sept. 2l-thc
number of those eligible for admission
being greater than can at. present be
nt'commrxlatcd by the boarding and
dormitory facilities at Sierra.
An official circular says:
“A new dormitory for one hundred
more men is one of the most impera-
tive needs of this institution. This Is
one of the educational demands of the.
State which it is hoped the next Gen-
eral Assembly will be able to meet.
All who desire to share in the, Instruc-
tion now to be had at the State Col—
lege should be given opportunity for
doing so.’
UNKNOWN BODY FOUND.
Discovered by Two Boys In a Daniei~
son Summer Resort.
DANIELSON, August 25.-'l'ho body
of a man was found lying in the 11th
leading to Wildwood park. a summer
resort in this place yesterday afternoon
by two boys. According to Medical
Examiner Robinson. the man had been
dead fully three weeks.- An examina-
tion of the body failed to reveal any
bruises and as no one bus been repott-
ed missing here for some time. there. is
a great deal of mystery about its tind-
lngs. The man were 33 dark cutaway
cost. dark trouser-p.110 waistcoat‘nnd a
black derby hat He. was about thin
ty-fivc years oldand there was nothing
in his clothes that would give the
slightest clue as to his Identityée.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS
The following were issued August
23rd 1904 list furnished from office of
A. M Wooster. solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport. 001111.. ' 1
Frank E. Ballard. F, A. Rants and
G. W. Collin, Bridgeport, fluid tank, m.
dicator. _
Richard A Brent Bridgeport, miter
square —
John D, Earle. Bridgepor device for
holding and exhibiting cs da. .
Wilson E Porter. New Haven. lamp.
John S nger, Hartford. garment
ban gar
John J 'lifclatyrt1 and H Bagshaw,
Hartford, hose binder. 1
Elmer C.‘ Ferris, Stamford, automat-
ic oiling device.
Geo W. Pierce. Stamford,2 patents: ‘
Vehicle destination sign
Louis C. Kalil Waterbury, attach-
ment for spinning lathes.
Albert A. North. New Britain. chuck
Raymond S. Chase, Unionville, mak-
ing paper.‘
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT FAIR.
ST. LOUIS Mo. Aufiust 25 —.Within
the last week the tmflid‘to “SI: Lenin
in: amour-such :nmoruon. that
passenger men have been compelled
to make repeated calls for more equip-
ment and It Is silt! thAt even now the
palsbenger equipment of almost every
81:. Logo line In taxed to the utmost
aspect Railroad oiliclais generat-
Iy state that more visitors have been
brought to St. Louisi since the fair
was opened than were carried to the
Columbia Widen, at Chicago in
the game dine. ‘
SENATOR HOAR'S CONDITION.
'Wolteifi'rlti trains. sag" :5 arm
renewing bottom from the bedaide' of
Senator 11'. Hour was issued
magmas: 10 o’clock this reigning
1. .
A m: or IR... . .N
Many More Like“ In South Norwalk
The following case Is but one of
many similar cccurlnx daily In South
Norwalk. It is an easy matter to ver-
Ify its correctness. Surely you cannot
ask for better proof than such a con»
elusive evidence.
William I". Knapp. of 55 Osborne ave
one, East Norwalk. fireman at Roth &
(loldschmidt's, says: “I am an old
time engineer and like a great many
~ who follow my calling the weak spot
in my anatomy was my back. I know
It arose from some derangement of the
kidneys, for backache and the sediment
in thr1 kidney secretions left no room
for doubt. Sometimes in leaving the
over heated boiler room the cold at-
mosphere suddenly lowering the tem-
pcraturc of my body, may have Induc-
ed colds. 11nd as a t'ulo they seated
themselves in my lolns. I noticed I11
our Norwalk papers Iloan's Kidney
I’Ills advertised to cure Just such trott-
blcs as I had. I procured a box at
I’laistcd's drug store. They cured me.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents a box. b‘oster-MIIburn (30.,
Buffalo N. Y., solo agents for the
United Stat .13.
ltorncmb r the name Dean's and take
no other.
NEW WESTERN UNION DISTRICT.
Hartford,to be —Headquarters—F. E.
Clary In Charge.
Hartford Is to be the. headquarters
of a new district of the Eastern divi-
sion of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. The new district will be
the seventh. and will be. made 11p of
parts of the New York district. the
fifth. Hartford has been in lilt.‘ New
York district. The. new district in
cludcs all tlu1 stations on the (ion-
solidatcd road and on the Central Ver—
mom,
I". E. Clary. who for the past four-
teen numibs has had charge of a dis
trict In tht1 southern division. with
headquarters at Richmond, Va.. will
have charge of the new Hartford dis-
trict. He came to Hartford yesterday.
to look over the ground. and will come
to take permanent charge Scpten‘rbcr
l
'l‘houuh coming to Hartford from the
south, Mr. Clary is a Yermontcr by
birth. and has spent most of his1 Iii't1
in tlu1 :11' west Illiti middle west. He
has been connected with the Wcstcrn
llnlon t‘ouipauy thirty-two years. lie
has not decided on the location for i111.-
headqum'tcrs In Hartford, but has sev-
eral in view, .\It'. and Mrs. (‘Inry will
livc1 in this city. The reason for crcat-
lug Iln1 new district is that both the
New York and Hartford districts had
become too large 'i'or out1 man to
handle. Thomas I11. Russell, ot’ Meri-
dcn. who has been traveling: Inspector,
will be Mr. Clury’s chief clerk.
A HINT T0 TRAVELERS.
While in Suffolk, Va.. llenry (Troll,
.Ir.. proprietor of the Ileaverton. Mich.
lliif‘tiWill‘e Co.. was taken very sick
with bowel trouble. A traveling salcs-
man from Saginaw Mich. advised him
to get a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. which
he did. "It. soon cured me. and I take
pleasure in recommending it.“ he says.
No one should leave home. on a jour-
ney without. a bottle of this remedy.
is almost sure to be needed and is
not. obtainable while on steamship or
flfll‘i'l. For sale by Stillson-Poweli
Corporation. Clifford Pharmacy,
l‘lerce’s Pharmacy». Zeltfuss Pharmacy.
“FOUND WAY HOME.
Dog Belonging to Danbury Man Came
All the Way From Falrfleld Beach.
A dog belonging to Dr. S. W. Chap.
man of Danbury has demonstrated that
It is an animal of extraordinary luiclll-
gonce possessing to a rcmukablc de-
gree a knowledge of geography which
is not the result of early studies, This
dog accomplished only a few days are
the. feat of finding its ways from Fair-
field Beach to Danbury. a. distance of
over twenty miles. over roads It had
never seen before.
The animal was taken to that. shore
resort last. week by its owner on a
train. Railroad Iifc did not appear to
suit it to any appreciable extent al<
though it did notprolest when taken
in the baggage car. A short, time after
the beach was reached. the dog was
missing. This was in the evening and
nothing was seen or heard of it until
the following evening when a message
wan received saying that the dog had
arrived in Danbury. The only natur~
al supposition is that the dog started
1immemdiuteiy for Danbury after it dis-
appeared and by instinct found the
way home over the strange roads.
WAS lN POOR HEALTH FOR YEARS
Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield Pa..
writes:
years. suffering from kidney and bind-
der trouble, and spent considerable
money. consulting physicians without
1 obtaining any marked benefit, but was
cured by Foley's Kidney Cure, and I
desire to add my testimony that it
may be the cause of restoring the
.health of others.” Refuse substitutes.
For sale at Plaisted‘s drug store. "-
FIGHT IN HOTEL SQUARE.
Norwalk Fellows Made Matters Lively
for a While Sunday Evening.
Sunday evening two Norwslk fol-
lows made matters a little too lively
on the village square by their div
graceful proceedings These fellows.
and compete Westport to do It. Those
who saw the affair say that one of the
fellows called the other some distaste
ful name. which the other considered
an insult. Hclthen and there made
up his mind to settle the question and
he hit his lnsulter right square in the
face. The latter then struck back. He.-
ing of smaller stature his opponent
was easily the winner after a fight
which lasted fully three minutes. Shear
if! Kemper was not around. If he had
been there might have been another
line or two to add to this article:—
Westporter Herald. .
PUTS AN END To IT ALL.
A grievous mlsfltimee corner; a
I. result of unbearable pain from over
in.“ organs. nan naming,
tantalum
Dr nil.
It.
"I was In poor health for two ,
evidently. had an old score to settle '
um constituent: Constipation our
thanks to
uterin- ‘
Captain John w Rou Dcpioru the
Guilt John W, Iloss of the Wilkins
guard. New Haven. the crack colored
company of New Haven. (lorrnectieut
National Guard. was yesterday illuims-
(iii to smooth over the incident which
has been created by the demands of
the southern troops that northern col-
ored companies artI not to be quarter-
ed near tbeut‘ when
men go to Munassas in a maple
weeks.
“The Wilkins guard Is 120“"! 8011111
. WILKINS GUARD WILL GO SOUTH
W
Recent Misundorutlndlnn.
[It1
said:
with tht1 rest of the regiment.
men expect to behave themselves like
gentlemen. as they do at home.
expect. to be quanta-ed where we are.
assigned. and to conduct ourselves as
we would in camp at home.
“As to this talk of any complications
arising. I do not see how
Relative to the talk of my being oiliccr
any
of the day, that Is not possible. I
never been officer of Illv day at home.
and certainly shall not be at Manass-
I havc been Itilsquotod In the that-
tcr, and some of the misstatements Im-
puted to me have. been published. first
I11 11 Waterbury paper and then sent to
southern papers.
anything different than what I have
_ just expressed."
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
NH.
091., says:
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
I tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by it. If. Plaisicd. F. H. Bax.
and belching.
I have never
“I suffered for years
ter, and the CIIIford Pharmacy.
ONLY 10 COACHES ON THE EX-
Ncw Haven Road Issues Order Rela-
PRESSES.
tive to Size of Fast Trains.
Tbc Consolidatcd Railroad (‘oinpany
has issupd orders In regard
number of coaches that mav be put tion In badly assaulting Utilc'ci
'llic new rub- ton at the1 tlnu1 the latter was trying
roads that an express train running to arrmta' panhandler.”
on trains In the future
In
the (‘onuccl Icut
of
The
W e
('IIII.
have
said
with
theI
between New York and New Haven
and Boston III the future may
no circumstances have more than 10
I11 case Ilrc crowd Is so large
that It would be impossible to handle
them in these cars.
that another section to the train shall
t'Iil'H,
be made 1111.
In rcftrcncc to the local trains the
order status that ”111 numbcr of coach—
1111 shall In.- as limited as Is, possible.
necessary. ovcr
may be 1'1111 on the locals. but the plan
Is to cut the number of cars as far bo-
lt is
1 absolutely
low It) as possible.
The reason for tin1 new rule is that
owing to the number of cars that en
glues have been pulling the limo scho-
dule. has not been strictly adhered to,
I11 the future ii is intended to do this.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Ilu IiInlI Infiltration Brunt
Bears the
Further Service Made by Deputies
Iv‘uri her
lleput y
Signature of
Doolan and Heisler.
forfeited.
Deputy licislcr wont to Norwalk to ;
serve the write in the actinnsagainst
Frederick Ilarucs and Min as princi-
pals. and Charles W. Smith and Annie
service has
Sher
iffs Doolnn and
has
h]. Mills of \Vcstport. as surclics.
amount is $1.000 in each instance.
Husband and
with arson in setting til'c to their pro—
mises for the purpose of
fire insurance companies.
papers are returnable to the civil sn-
1 b e
wt to wr-rc
perlor court next month.
Deputv Doolan visited Ilridgcwnter
and Dartbury to attach the propertt of
persons towns who have
in
I how
failed. to make good
LADIES.
375.11%? "
General Store of Tattle a Stillman, In
__._.—..._
Moodus, Conn., Burglarized.
MOODUS. Aug, 24.-l<‘or the fourth
time in six months the general store
of Tattle 4‘: Sillimau was entered last
night by burglars. The paystatlon tel-
ephone of the Southern New England
Telephone Company was broken open.
but the robbers secured a very small
amount as illt‘ money had been remov-
ed a few days ago.
«a- .. ... ., -.......-.....
mallard‘lim
"no. nunuuu- -- on” ”It-h I'd-Ola u "nun-u
E SIIPLY CUT OUT ‘I'IIIS COUPON.-
E And mail to The Grim Company. Kennedy
-B.ow. Readout,N
5 Deer Sin .
pl!
Solvent,
clue. Slurp
and mail to
'eine.
etipation, or Blood impurity who
desires to find A'
1 think]
a
“Name ... .................
u........ . .. .s..-nnn. .W. unu- nu.-
sufferer from Kidne trouble. Li"?
’ .Dlueues of tho! Bladder. 00‘“-
really
Pot-mam: all". may
obtain FREE TREATMENT with Genera
Dr. David Kennedy‘s new inedi-
out out'the coupon above.
be Gal-euro Company. Kenn
Bow, Renders. N. Y.
11m Solvent. is unequaled by Any
'01:, and is Dr. Kennedy‘s 31'9“?!"
It sets on an entirely new
grind
lit-William 8. Antigua! liens-wan.
1+“! ii
«flora bid
whim me
under
the order states
W
AGAINST BOND FURNISHERS.
llt‘Nl liltltie
George.
Ileislcr in the actions brought, by thr-
state of (‘unncclicut auulnst those bond
tnrnishers who have i‘ailmi to settle
in cases where the surety
charged
defrauding
on. Laraauoo's
comp ouuo.
Inter: Is our
R. “FRANCO. “PWNAg-‘u
FOURTH TIME IN SIX MONTHS.
am suffering from
.... ...Pleuo providomewith'
'week's treatment with CAIo-WRA Booms.
'rass Oll‘ ALL COST
Issues-IO-Ihoe :
eat”,
if
10
Dy
been
The
The
“unsouuu- Hun er-l
ND
och/Kenn,~
1%flfsuutarv
UTIER
' I: the
Parent Butter Made
That this purity and delicacy
of flavor may not be im-
paired when the butter is in
the store or the refrigerator.
Gold Medal Creamery Butter
is sealed in an airtight, odor-
proof package-mo charge for
the package. The high qual.
ity of Gold Medal Creamery
Butter is always maintained.
It is always the best, purest
1. and sweetest butter made.
Try a packanc. Sold by grocers.
DILLON e ooucelrss.
New Haven'and Hartford.
Conn.
1-1 - .. 'rr-m "LIII‘II
2.
*
’2’
:‘fifdlii
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ASSAULTED THE POLICEMAN.
STAMP 0111), August :35-I1‘.dward
Jackson. of 125 East Mth strict. New
York (Ily. was held forinq11it'1'.lu the
MU court 1csterdu). because of his ac-
llut
Jackson is
said to be the son of a New'York med-
Ical officer. and has been in an sanita-
rium. Tuesday he interfered and al-
lowcd to escape tiu- hobo whom Olli-
ccr Iluiton was wrestling with in an
attempt to take him to the station.
Hutton was badly pounded about the
face and shoulders, but he took .ilH‘lt'
son to illi.‘ station. and later arrested
the hobo. The latter was held for the
Superior Court.
\‘llic,
ul.
G. B. BURHANS TESTIFIES AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
(I, Ii. Burhnns. of Carlisle Center. N.
l'., writes: “About. four years ago i
wrote you stating that I had been
entirely cured of a severe kidney trou-
ble by taking less than two bottles of
Foley's Kidney Cure. It entirely stop-
pcd the brick dust sediment. and pain
and symptoms of kidney disease disap.
pcnrcd. I am glad to say that I have
uchr had a return of any of. those
symptoms during the four years that
have elapsed and I am evidently cared
to stay cured, and heartily recmumend
Foley Kidney Cure. to any one suffering
from kidney or bladder trouble." For
sale at. I’lalsted's Drug Store. "
LIVER.
roc‘s
ways.
PAST MASTER'S ASSOCIATION.
VI'AI..I..INGI"ORI)., Atlg.1 25.—~—'I‘l1c
New Haven county Past, Masters' As~ .
sociation yesterday hold an informal
gathering at the Masonic Home. Next
week Wednesday the Order of Eastern
Star of the State will hold its annual
gathering at Cosev Beach.
It leaf i "lied Ilut’ltllnllui
THE ANNIHILATOR OF WORMS
KILLED BY A wooo CART.
NORWICH, August 25.——-Edwar;i
Robinson, colored. was killed at Yer“
suillcs. Tuesday night, by being run
over by a wood cart, on which he was
at work. He belonged In Occum. The.
coroner gave a verdict of accidental
.clliiohcs
ground
smsroL CHuacH TROUBLE. I
WINSTED August
bcrs yesterday. Judge
the Superior Court, bcuan licarluu 111
(it‘llt‘v on the petition of thc defendant
for the dissolution of the injunction
which prevents the holding of services
by Rev. (ltto I'lucssel. of Ilristol. I11 the
German Lutheran Church,
Many witnesses are on hand and
1111 till the noon recess only
llucsscl had testified. he describing at
considerable length the church troubit1
which led to the application for a tem-
porary injunction by
It seems likely
will be continucd‘tomorrow.
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THEY OPERATE 0N BOWELS.
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JEFFRIES~MONROE FIGHT.
SAN FRANCISCO. August. 25.——At a
conference between .Icifrics' and M0114
1 representatives
Grauy. it has been decided
Queenslutry rules with thc added stipu-
lation that they must
solves I11 the
Qt Iht1 rec-gut battles for the
heavyweight. championships that have
been held in San Francisco this will be
Ithc first that has been conducted under
those stipulations.
compelled to break clean and get
after each clinch.
an d
clinches and
Instead
MAHER GIVES UP FIGHT.‘
NEW HAVEN. August
that: prolonged
town
*—
Jo. ----- ill
llorabac k,
”I
Ludwig ’I‘roch. ct.
that. the hearing
protect
the two giants will
be allowed to pummel each other in
and breakaway.
25.——0u the,
contention
might be detrimental to party inter-
ests. Chairman Mailer of the cannul-
ttee of tour which claimed to be the.
Democratic
which was deposed from office by the , ABOVE.
dissolution of an injunction brought
against the old committee. announced
yesterday afternoon that his committee .
would not further claim any recogni
lion as a town committee
committee,
STOP THAT COLD
,.1,,m._1or it may result in Pneumonia. Ilrtb
ot' zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried almost without exception,
10 25 50c and $1. 00 bottles. The CM!
ford. Baxter‘s and Pluisted's.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
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TIME TABLE.
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death. .
THE DEATH PENALTY.
A little thing sometimes results in
death. Thus a mere scratch, insignifi-
cant cuts or puny boils have paid the
death penalty. It is wise to have.
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mun
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