@5ch
4:3 but
, erudite
51335 More on.
.. a medic no;
I is.
ii on is it foo lit rte to as
, our purest up: ill
try'l'l'b
' didn't? p6y
oi the til
,I trough "in be driving
‘ sounded.
min-out become
orrls it 5 hilt 1
hell the
The poorer whbse balms
. oilld'lnoi stand upon it
and into was evolved in the black
innit Britta; thntghe» could . not
bib Mitt to way, in . o»
I eating impressionist eds
etermined to tulle the ring
.19?!" the a o to the root ate. vent
'rool
'ol dump
it stop?
‘ int. ,
Incl
uteri1 to: “ti... ignorant
habit tit eoltlnlr little.
Ami eat top 1,1010%, digesting too
it: @933} ‘5 «the 555510
l ' 5 ' ..
tors“ out”? >
What is dino'itlie? 9
vi" tin simply uneven ballance between
and Ir pair. I ‘
s cm locks strength to early
’ ' " on alhfid snsolal work for which it woe
u. '; ' ‘
‘ ‘ Ten thousand tirnce N0! '
on” «tasty!
.; here shall it had the strength it
ill I inclio‘l
lit drhs‘sr
tel-Iaule than become a hostess:
or z m “a; suoeeedt‘ed
has been re-
t 5
tie, and he ”hail-lei
l m' be: 610
‘ ve the the II
out by the Associated}
lilch appears in another
London, Oct. 11,1904.
l at the Connecticut
ily of George
ist floor. and in
estimated a .000.
.2...-
. pointing commit-
The mayor opened
exit; also extended an invi-
elontss to attend a nup-
fly ninht. some to be giv-
GidelItIer House, by the hon-
» lonlan. We have an so
it t one hundred dole
acting to have a tour
Much work will be
'lain‘
ow. as unfortunately,
gt «l d on the committee of
the committee on cont ‘ great (168' 0‘ “00¢
ferent woman as
oil and look up Brother
Respectfully yours.
M. A-RE EADY.
macy.
l
' Ladies’
Ribbed
: Ladies’
7
Ladtes’
”rebut iii;
A .
so as mitiwi'ri-l vounisny 5. Miss
‘ 645m our A outrun tun
7’er AND elitist-i
‘ I}: no ALWAYD w
HOPE l-‘OR TNE DYB PE
Everyone who has' realized the die;
comfort and distress which necomi
pony a disatrangement o: the diseatlve
crease v‘l'ill rejoice with Mr5‘. S‘M
of Port Arthur. outer-lo. in the relief
she has obtain d after. having suiiered
for the last to err or live years from
stomach trouble and dyspepsia, exper-
lensing great pain. I took” Clininber
it touch" and Liver Tablets and
can truthfully say they have done the
Vests and Pants,
spill the
Dunning; dppposéd {but Mr; Morrise use
sent
at The
‘c‘irél’ occunlbd‘the »
family or Ahért
Wilmott lived on the second door};
, turbines holler loss prom water which
is covered' by insurance, and Mr. Moi-I
“5' loss by darlings to' the building is
oth
PTIC. _
MIR”:
I feel like a dit-
Ribbed Garments,
Vests and Pants, at. . . . . .. 25¢
Garments,
at......
Ribbed Garments,
White or Natural Wool. .$l.oo
it'll
lréeultI or using
thorn, end the alter-I effect is never un-
pinasfipt. These triblet's are £05 5515‘
81loon Powell Corporation, Clit-
io‘rd Pharmacy, Pleroe'e Bridge Phorv
it wishes were mules beggars lnlsht
lid ck ..
50:
L‘
drug it
i wt 11 Stuart's Dyspeosla'r al
, 5W5y. and ever after leave you
_ will “rest.
" bl).
' 6 letter We
. $055 land igiiiin: m. Mir“: in
o: in, food
in," you say, '"I eat plenty ol
' good food every day!”
Ttl’lif. dear friend; but you don’t dig
see
And food, undigested, is mere pols
on.
So, to looks food do you good. you
rnust tithe Stuart’s bytes" his Tablets.
.The great thing about tuart’e Dyer;
pepsin Tablets is. that their action
does not depend upon stimulative drug-
new
They cannot create 5. habit.
They contain no ingredients to "pick
you up," 'tone up your nervous sys-
tem" or furnish whip allergy, by call-
ing out your vital reserve force.
They create new, strength, tome and
energy—«lot of your Food:
it taken starving. they will do you
no good at all
So. out to live. and live to eat. with
Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets .
The curse oi our present civilization
is exhaustion.
And exhaustion. whether of brain
nerve, physical strenath. or vital force.
is caused by starvation. ‘
or two e’vIllti. it is better to overeat
(and prevent indigestion with Stuarts
'Dyapepsia Tablets). than to rise from
the table. not having eaten enough to
repair the exh'tmstion‘ of your vital
forces
For exhaustion or” starvation leads to
'i_ the most varied forms or sickness or
disease. brought on by inability or
the weakened vitality to don tera'ot
the disease-«poisons. and micro e5
Whereas the well fed and well hour-I.
ished percen. without ever hitting
the worse for it. can expose, h belt
to dangers. the inure thought of w lob
wuuld drive the we in. starvins dys-
pepticd into 5 basic
JdGOO lood. well dinested.‘ is the grant
secret or a bastion: existence here on.
earth“
So out heartily, every day, oi the
libs; food you can set. one r ate tool
working of your digestive minnow
a a result. you will be asteriished
' to find- how. much strcnser 5nd livelier
you feel how much more and better
, work you can do. how much .more
pleaeuge you will get out of life. and
how your old enemy. that chronic trou-
ble which has installed upon your
weak. spot. wherever It is. will up mid
ll
peace, health and cotntort
hll‘bere 5 more truth than poetry in all
t s. ‘
Try it once. , I , 010-1244
- 'T""_'W‘VI PV‘T‘ I! l, .
1 SQUATTER UPON HER PHOI'PERTY
W
Illa F. converse Called Upon to Do-
me This to Her Land in
‘ Colorado.
Elia' F. Converse who resides on
East tailored): , its.
called upon t 0'5:th her title to proop
which Iah'e 09:55 in Moment:
T; is morale: Mrs. Convex,
ad with papers, in as noise 5 Int
Med boldest her by gun
Denver :13: o n otrutt ea oi: the
6st 5' valiantly
iiih
hunted" ft)
on
Belong" to .
has,“ the sen
H van, and whose bond was torteitsd
themeutenolns ot- the men. but that"
. fire had arronued the matter so that
- theib‘bnd. which“: trailednnd {put
, leited iln New Haven. yesterday‘wou d
,, be, returned
.. in it“ r it.
run one}. was or 5 v .
sfi'li'listhv percent on bolsti muted
t not being later reduced
to a due. In such it
knowledxe. hits th
ed 55515.! i .
-. Then. shin
’ductlo of t ti sen use. Mr. Hamil-
n diluted 5 statute under which. he
claimed. the men might be placed un~
tier r, charge or a probation olllcer
, ills hcmmltted a state prison
“You are Juliet-bib
igl'iiilln'i'miifr in
it am or
In not thermos,
es,mever, to my
offender so attend
"interrupted litre"
uluuvantaxo
tll this curtail
or which the men
I . 1iJune do Mr. llam-
{l it its it it is within
he discretion of the court to reduce
pbe satires ceI.
"i ask, your honor in the interest of
i'ustIlIc'e grid for the good of the com-
bluntly 5 glue It your: honor is to ally.
doubt on he matter,i ,. hid. belt that
you continue the stay until April, that
this matter may be' broil t before the,
begin] nits re.” m ,
. up 5 lea, ., too do
olared list the bills £3 suitor-
ing for the sins of are who "had
lost their heads " blending particularly
[or Stockton: nml Cordelius. H15 re
marks were final. I .
For the state. Mr. Williams breed
strongly for execution ot’ the sentence
and the bommitmént oi the prisoners,
saylnn, in the course or his address
that the men had been ably defended
and that the charge or the Ninth hnd
been so fair to the aboused that no one
had taken exception thereto.
,"l can't akree with that Statement, "
interlected Mr Arvine. , ,
“These men," concluded the state at-
iorney. “have been convicted. and l
bellcvo that the public welfare de-
mhnds that they should serve their
sentence. People must be made to
replizo that the methods employed by
unions in this state for years. especi-
ally ln the last two yours, will not be
tolerated longer. 1 ask for execution ”
all; brief decision, Judie Shuuiway
5
"It Would indeed have linen a tra-
vestrv on justice 11' i had grsnted an
indefinite stay of execution at the time
sentence was pronounced. and that is
5.}, it seems to me, that is in my pow~
or to do at present. i order the stay
of execution vacated " »
Prepared for the worst, the eight
men gave no also of disappointment.
arising irom their chairs and standing
in uncertainty until taken in choose by.
Sliorlil: Dunbam. by whom and his
deputies they were taken to his allies,
twnere they were given few minutes
to any maven to their friends. All
th'ree women want copiously. » ,
Without galleries the indignity of
lidndaui'ls the prisoners were then led
mil: into Church street. two inrrying so
long with their friends that they were
obliged to run to catch Ill) with the
procession, lest they should perchnnoe
be locked on the out side of the door
At Church and Elm streets. the sym-
pathizera halted and the eight men
with their guards walked up past the
green on their way to the Whalley
avenue institution.
t. None of the men would speak on~
Stocklord‘s iailure to show up with his
fellows.
No commutation being allowed. the
prisoners will make chairs until the
eleventh day of the new year
STOGKFORD WlLL APPEAR.
W
' were
_ Teamster Whose Bond Wu Forfeited
In Superior court“.
HARTFORD. Oct. 12-»0rrln J.
Biocklord. of this city. one of the men
. found guilty or conspiracy in connec-
tl with tho teamatera' strike in New
yesterday in that city. as he failed to
‘* appear in court to be sentenced" will
00 to New Haven today rind appear
before the court. He stated that he
mo'de a mistake in the day dated for
Stocktord is 5 ill-entail
on the central New Englautrrood; and
tibiae working yesterday when the eight
convicted teamstera were sentenced
to; three monthltim but at New Haven.
' plalut” where Dr Fowler’s Entree of .
a- .
’ run the campaign from now On both
5': Ins-r-
tibia s on to Pla'tner 555:;
‘0 Pl‘e‘a‘ee div
new tires Treatment h .
:Autiress
Olboolnllllolnoout ...... .n-nnyItnvtunt
W050]! and heartily recommend Dr.
David; Kenpedy' 5 (talcum bulveht tho
wond'er'lul how kidney ah lilver cure.
it is not a “patent medicine." It will
not disappoint you. Reputatlouf counts
its. Kennedy‘s .foxcell‘ent pteoatlttions
have been world famous for over 30
more:
Free Treatment bottle it you nimplifi
cut out the coupon above and.» build
it to us. Large bottles, for complete
treatment. cost $1. 00.
35. 00.
0 bottles .io‘r
HEAVY SENTENCE IMPOSED. I
N. G. Moado not. Twenty Montho' .iall
. Tom.
GE'i‘TYSBUIlG. (lot. 1231.5 arsu
ment wits hesrd by Judge awope here
(or a new trial for N. Cl. Meade oi Red
Lion, ‘o‘o‘nvlc'ted on the 20th or August
(or displaying” not] selling 15', 000 ci-
gore to H. Horahey. of York
Springs, bearing a counterfeit union
label Willih'rn Hersh 325d.;o {this
place one Ex-Cohm'e'sniniin Beltehov-
on: o ’Carllsle appeared for Menus
'whle W C. éheély. Esq" and J 'l‘.
Wiiinms 1350., of this b.1500 reprtr'
sen't'éd the Uni on.
Judge Sw'ope overruled the
tor a new tfinl after which Men 5 was
given a sentence oi 00 months in jail
with costs of prosecution
The ludse, in lrnpo ng sentence,
said he’ considered it a ow offense—«a
very mean ,oife'nse. An onense that
greatly i'niures thousands of people.
robbing thénl of their just shorts and
re
Mantis was placed in the hands oi
the sherlir and taken to jail
There is much rejoicing on the part
of ergonlasd labor in general and cl'g~
aornnliers in particular over the out~
cords of this cpse' as it is considered
Lehbstantlal victory for the Union"
cause.
Aéc‘ording to the bidders or the Uu
ion, Meade hue placed on the market
more counterfeit label cigars than any
other party that has even indulged in
this illesal tr’alllc. These goods have
been sold under various petites, the
“Crown" and ”Park" Cigar-'Oombitnles
especially figuring extensively in the
bogus trade. Millions oi these cigars
hove been shlpfetl throughout the
country; The . n'lpn‘é determined to
break p the yalé‘bl counte‘rl'e'lt goods
o'vidt'y‘w ere. ans. oillclnle' 'of- the Union"
hd've been instructed to put forth re-
newed o'llorta and ferret out all guilty
parties and bring, them to justice. ,
The evidence hi this case shows
they did and will buy cigars in case
lots in order to get substantial evi-
deuce
The other cases pending in the
courts in this state will be fought to
the bitter end.
it is said that counsel for the de-
fondant Meade, will receive 31, 500,
while the attorney's for the Union wnl
receivo 8800. Much interest through-7
out has been taken in this case. and
the Union deserves credit 10? its lio-
termined short to protect it"s ldhel. ‘
w-No such thin‘g‘ as "summer enm-
Wild Strawberry is kept handy.
turo's remedy for ioosenoss oi bowels
UWM— 5-
MONEY FLOWINB lN
Dermot-Into Will Have Funds for the:
. I, Go meal on.
NEW: HAVEN. Oct.
thoroughly reliableiooumo. pays the
Leader, it was learned yoete qy that
the Democratlclmauogora or ow Hat
pen have received assumes them the
tirker manager-yin New.» York that
there,,wlll be simplest money sub-
crlbed for New. Haven caulpaisn pun
mantis. Judge Hotcliltiss 5nd Judas,
Robertson hare been to New York on
this national treasurer" the idonotltm
There will he, abundant lite“! to
in this city- nudtthe state. »
list oi Connectitiut.
Wsmll give :you '5 weiikia ’
otion .
12 .‘—-5ro'm‘ ti '
Popes to satiety all reasonable ..de-
"two or three occasions to discuss with ' L
for New Haven. and their demands,
have been 56005055 to in the main. -
.' it its understood
AMNMnM'
We have with us ibis week the Sutton Brothers, rop~ .3 a .
rcsenlatlws oi the Harry 0 Sutton Pullli‘tlllil widow of
New York. ’llItIcIte will be Lorncignhil Bight: (,bucbrts l . .
our llousc Fnrlliellit'ig Store throughout the tiny, and we
'nic sure these Will be appreciated and cujoyctl by our
Clinttllucrs.
Blankets ‘alid Comfortrbios
You will need both before long, and iron: the looks
, of our stock, now is the time to buy= It is a pleasure to
see the soft snow white Blankets With their delicately
tintetlbortiers, rlcw,ircsll, immaculately clean and supi-
tary. We have made a large purchase direct from the
manutat'tory, and just as a leader—«an inducement to
buy, if you choose to call it that—Wt: offer a fine hair of
Blankets, double bed Size, in value $3. 50, for $2 85. Anti
here are a few more.
Cotton} Blankets both in white and gray, with assorted
' colored borders. large size, 98c, $125 and $1.39.
Wool Blankets, white \vith colored borders, the, special,
$2 85-
W001 Blankets, full 5 lbs. weight, three- quarter and (lou~
his bed .sigc, beautiful borders, $5.00 and $6.00.
Fancy‘Plaitl Blankets, full size, $5. 00 and $6.00. '
Scarlet Blankets three quarter and full size, $4 and $4 50
Extra Heavy C'lliiorniu Blankets, $7. $7. 50, $8 and $9.
\ cry choice. California Blankets, exquisitely soft and
fluffy, edges silk bound, $10, $12 anti $15. '
,Comiorlables
\ cry line Comfortables of Silkoliue, filled with white,
clean cotton, rillboll'tletl and silk trimmed dainty enough
for the guest room, $330, $4. 75, $5.00 and $5.50.
Down Comfortablcs. sateen covered, very finely quilt- '
ctl, choice and attractiVe coloriu‘gs, from $5.00 up.
(.‘mnfurtablrs with heavy durable coverings.-
'98L‘ up.
from
Don't miss that Rug Sale. You can get a Rug large
enough to cover a whole T0001 for $16.50.
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