“Mommas
.owI‘Iuwrvcmsn-w1111...»... . . '
111131111, 11' " trust.
it 111111111; 111111 11110111111111
1 likederlch Schovolr. His 111...... or-
, tiered execution of sentence suspended
‘ 111... olfuucp for which MI‘II Imogen
Was convicted yesterday. in tho of—
null. of n bitter fooling engendered by
Dr scum-1.111.. custody of one of M11;
lloogonn 11111131111113. Alice. used 12
1 child from Infancy. and have treated
' her with 1111- the cure and tenderness
that? could have treated their own
daughter. They have made every 11!-
' fort to give the child such advantages
0! education and training as would be.
lift her to occupy any exalted slutluu
- in life. it your or so since Mrs. lion‘-
geu instituted baboon-corpus proceed.
lugs to get. possession of the 11111111.
The proceeding was unfunded vigor-
ously by Dr Bchnvnir, who empipyoJ
L. Homer S. Cummings to proceed for
him. The case came up before Judge.“
1 mon Pleas. When, It reached 11 cor-
111111 stage, Judge Curtis 1111 is be
‘ known. It 111 sold. thut ho was outlets,
I
I
fill)
USE they respond quickly to every wish of the
.00 mid have all of‘thc modern points of construction -
proper, choice of Grates (easily interchange-
) Broiler Door, large Ash Pan, removable
1th Parts, perfectly operating Hub Oven Indicator;
. ' as well as many other distinctive features
which belong to the HUD alone giving them
the well- earned name of being the
(IIDIIEST BRADE~ BEST MADE.
‘ tied it was for 11111 best interests of
COOKING ““0013 USE AND RECOMMEND iDr.S11.lmvolr.'l‘l1ei1111pon the case
3 ~ iwns 1111111111111. ii 111111 been continucd
from time to 1111111. and remains upon
, 11111. 'couri 11001111111. Last Saturday
jovenlng, about 9. Mrs. Hoegcn was
passing through the center of the.
clty, with her husband and two child-
.ren, whon shc 111111 Dr. Sohavoir. The
Idoctor stood Iuiking to Dr. Cunning-
11111111 of New Canaan. Mrs. lloegen.
H1 1D11|1ubl11 to rosuuiu her passion strutk
PDI Sohuvolr out-11 m twice 11nd hurled
:11 number of verbal bouquets at 111m
:111111 wont to widen the breach of the
1.11.1111. Dr. Schnvoir caused 11111 111’
real. By advice of her counsel. N. it.
Hurt. Mrs. Hoegcn pleaded guilty to
the charge of nssauit,. in the argu-
ment of the. cusp. by Prosecuting Attor~
hey Carter and Mr. Hart. it was
brought out that witnesses who 111111
Icsilficd in Dr. Schuvolr’s behalf 111 the
huboas corpus proceedings have been
threatened and annoyed by Mrs. ,lloe-
gen.
Semi In your mum fut om [11111111111111
[our "pin-11 (‘1': 1 111m moi 111M!
mhnh‘siml 1101': (u.
A. J. COLLINS
& COMPANY.
12 North Main St.,
1 A GOOD COMPLEXION.
. “Sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks
Dill
ass 9 about $6. 000.
as he owner and chief loscr.
tus
(NEW HAVENI Nov.
tutl at Orange.
.- *.,.W_..~W..,y ”N..-
. ". » File
tugs used 1111111111111 pur—
1r Iinvou youlm'duy 11111151111
S D. Dudley
. us 1111
had a livery place in one of the struc-
in
C Anqu WITH aoaamc DEPOT.
2 w’l‘homus
so hp. caretaker on the placa of A.
no Click in’ Oxford; was in the 01'-
6 Court yesterday on the charge
of breakinginio the Orange Railroad
The hearing went
n 1 today. as witnesses were
I have used HAYNER WHISKEY for medical purposes inmy
found it very satisfactory.
medicinal whiskey.
We have one of the lsr est distillerles
Whiskey' 111 the world.
any 21th? dlls‘trller iin theW world.
r1111 11 w 1 1; e n the world. We have been‘ in business for 38 e
(If $500. 000 ()0 po d' in full. so on run no risk when no deal withyu?3 ahd have can its!
’at once if you are not satisfied. H)‘
1 distillery to you. with all its original strength, richness and flavor.
perfect purity and saving you the enormous profits of
anything purer, better or more sutisf t th II 1‘
much you pay. “‘3 0W 1111 A NER WHISKEY, no matter how
WW my 11 and 1: on don't 11.1.1 11.111113111111111 113mm ‘3...
Chill. 1
M restored by using DoWlit‘s Little Enr-
MILFORD CIDER MILL BURNED. iy.Risers." so writes 15. '1’. Moore. of
MiLlIORD. Nov. " ~l'l1'e totuily 1111s lNacogdochcs Tex. A certain cure
sow 111111 11111 billousuess, c1111511potion.et1~. Small
wood turning mill belonging to 13.11 1pill~cas3 to lake-""0351 10 “CI 50111
(‘larku 11nd Blothcr of this place. The l by The Clifford Plum-macr-
111'11 occurred 111111111 Ihruomilos rust of
the. town Building. stock and much- WEDDING lN WESTON-
lnery WM 11 11 total loss. The damugol ”m
will mail) 1111111110. 1.111. 11111 11111.» in 1Frank C Fitch to Wed Mi" May 0-
suruure. Origin of the fire is 1111- Haynes 0" Wednesday, NOV- 9-
known 011 Wednesday afternoon. November
911 at 2 o'clock. in the afternoon.
STOP THAT COLD iFrank C Fitch of Weston will many
or it may result 111 l’ucumoniu. Bru- Miss Mny C. Haynes 111.1119. home of
111111111 Balm is breaking up Colds when- 111.11'1111cle, John 111.111.111.11. The core-
iroy11ti the combined 11111111.
-_..—-—.———-
10, 25 50c and $1.00 l11111111s.The Clif-
ford Baxter s and Plalst l‘s.
John Shirley. pastor of 11111 Norfleld
1" Congregational Church.
United Stutes Senate, Within 011. D. C.
11111in and have
[M
U. 5. Bench): from Virginia.
TIIE IIIILI IIIISKEI II'III A Il'flilllli. REMAIN! F0!
IIIGIIESI' QUALITY All PEIII-‘EG‘I Will".
I believe it to be a number one
in the world. We are the largest bottlers o!
ave more whiskey in our eixaht Bonded Warehouses than. .
There is more IIAYIIER HISKEY sold than any other
Your monéy k
AYNER WHISKEY- goes direct from 3‘51:
thus assuring you ‘6!
the. dealers. You cannot buy
Don t forget that
DIREGT FROM fillll IIIB'I'ILLEIIY
loves dunlon' prom Menu
mrofivou I
FOUR FULL WNW BI)
A‘f
IIYE for ”.02 and we! illu ”El
hi1! “ ,,.,, .
W0 willmnd u
IEVEIId'iAIl 31.11
or 1111113; from on
; 1 Wcouldfim
Wu 3111 .I
III. at any price. than and It back In on ;
”Nun”“il‘ds‘fiyggtwfiimfléuil‘a't 111.11.11.15”. ‘
1 O“ I" n ‘
pull lulud one; no 1111111111 1031,1101! whngl inside.
1 Dr 11nd Mrs Schavoir have roared Ibo - ‘
Howard Curtis iu the Court of Com-f“
I. 11111 11111111 to allow her to remain wl h '
i
ever triod, almost without exception. mom’ will be performcd bv the Rev.!
1 today.
' who: Foley's
METHODISTS END SESSIONS.
Bishops Organize Several Commis-
sions to Investigate Work.
NEW HAVEN Nov.‘.. ~—'i‘he Metho-
dist bishops who haw; ended their
semi-11111111111 conference here have se-
looted us the commission on the 1111111-
0511011 of the different Methodist
churches in Japan, Bishop Crauston.
Rev. A. V. B. Leonard. the missionary
secretary; Rev. C. W. Smith, of Pitts-
burg, Pu: Lemuel Skldmore, of New
{10%. and Hon. C 2. Lincoln. of T111y,
The bishops of the commission on
the consolidation of the benevolent so-
cieties are Walden. Fowler and‘Fltz-
gersltl. The six ministers and the six
laymen on the commission are yet to
be appointed.
The bishops have. before them for
further consideration the matter of 11.1-
10361! restriction of religious liberty to
Bolivia. The acknowledgement of the
bishops of the protest against certain
appointments. by Bishop Neely in the
Buffalo conference will be in the. form
of a letter stating that the bishops
have no jurisdiction In the matter. In
explanation of this Bishop Wuldcu
says that the bishops are responsible
to tho general (outercnco and not to
12111111 other on the mutter of appoint-
ments. 1
The list of assignments of bishops
to the various conferences wns agreed
to with several changes to be. madr by
u sub-cmumitteo which held 11 sitting
Most of the bishops who had
no further business to consider, left
for Worcester.
FAVORED BY BOTH PARTIES.
praise Foley's Honey and Tar for
coughs. colds and all thrust and lung
diseases. as no other remedy can com-
pare with 11.11 is safe uud sure.
F ’1‘ Sister morchant.171 Main 81..
Gloucesler Mass. writesz“11‘11111y‘s
Honey and {For cured me of a very
bad cough which 1 111111 for three
months though other remedies failed
to boueflt me. i can highly recom-
mend it for coughs and coids.‘ Sold
hi. Plulsied's Drug Store. "
ARMORED CRUISER’S TRIAL TRIP.
BOSTON. Nov. 2,—«Th11 new ormm'ed
cruiser West Virginia left port early
today for her official speed trial over
the govern nmcuI course from Cape Ann
to Cope Porpolse life There was much
interest in the performan1:,e us under
favorable conditions It was thought
an attempt might be made to excel the
record of her type of warships. The
West Virginia was built by the Now-
port News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Company. The Colorado. of the some
class which was constructed by the
(humps, mode an average speed on her
recent four hours trial run of 22. 26
knots nor hour. The weather was
clear this forenoon and the water was
smooth. A light northerly wind pre-
vulled.
COMMENCED To ISSUE LIOENSEG.
Tho county commissioners yesterday
commenced to issue licenses. in tho
towns In the county other then
, Bridgeport. License No.1 was secured
by 1111111111 F. 11.1111 011 of New Clinton.
who was on 111111 promptly wltli 11111
money to not tho niece of paper that
politics him to soil 'ublrituouo bever-
ages to the thirsty. ,
Thom was not much of a rush yel-
tci any. The commissioner: Ire not
1111st to do much business at their of-
like 111111 yet
day when they v nit o jams townl‘
b.1111 it. In expected that the 116111111111 in
in... towns will 1... on hand with the
1.1101161 when that visit in mode. .
The first (It'd! iiconuu was tuned
to 1.11111 B Miller of ulhnort Mr.
3111111111 11111111 prides mull all let
. 11131110 am 01101
. The commissioners 9......» “311.1111-
M 1111111111 11111111 than mulch
nionth for ' ‘
Republicans and Democrats alike,
'1‘ or 1111111011111 let u.
.1
CAME THREE AT A TIME.
Triplets Born to Hungarian Parents
Living in Dnnbury.
DANBURY, No. 2.—~The stark play-
ed an unexpected trick upon the fami-
ly of John Bolosh, of 8 Starr avenue,
Sunday. His visit was expected, but
instead of one was mite of humanity
he left three. Triplets are rare and
it is said that but once before in a
decade has such a case been known in
this city.
The parents of the three newcomers
to Sturr avenue are poor and while
they had mode the best preparation
they could for the reception of one.
more member of the family they were
wholly unprepared for three and kind
neighbors have suggested to the Don-
bury News that. contributions 'of cloth-
1113 or anything else suitable to give
comfort to three very small babies
would be gratefully received in the
Bolosh household.
Two of the children are girls 1111.11
the third Is a boy. The boy is strong
and lusty and gives every promise of
living. The two girls are smaller and
not as strong as their brother.Thex’e
'ls hope, however, that they will sur-
vlvc. The mother is doing nicely.
There is no doubt that charltably
inclined people will find in this case
an unusual opportunity to do 1111 not
of humanity and that the little Bo-
loshus will speedily be provided‘wlth,
all that In necessary to keep them
warm and give them health and
strength.
GROUP.
Not 11 minute should be lost When 11
child shows symptons of croup. Chum-
bcrluln's Cough Remedy given as soon
on the child becomes hoarse. or eyen
after the crappy cough appears will
prevent the attack. It never fails, and
is pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by Stillson Powell Corporation. Clif-
ford Pharmacy, Plerce‘s Bridge Phar-
mucy.
m..-“
YALE JUNIOR FRATERNITIES.
—-———
.. Seniors Initiated—Into Several Socie-
tleu, Last Night.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 2.—-—’l‘he follow
us Yule seniors wu'e initiated into
the junior fraternities last night:
Alpha Delta Phi—«John Eldridge
Bentley. of McMiunvllle. Tenn; Run-
yon Colic. of East Orange, N. J.; Frank
Stanley Rickcords, of Chicago, 111.
Psi Upsilon—«Paul Curls, of movers-
ville, N. Y.: Samuel Livingston Moth-
er. of Cleveland, Ohio; Frank Squler.
Jr.. of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Delta Kappa Epsilon—Raymond
Reed Howe, of Auburn, N. Y.; Waiter
Morrison Jeifords. of Philadelphia Pa.- ,
Joseph Lee Matthews. of Bass, Ala.
' Zeta Psi-Walcott Duryen Bartlett.
of New York Mills. N. Y.: James Ber-
nard Reilly. J12, of Atlantic City, N. J.
MOTHERS PRAIGE IT.
Mothers everywhere praise Ono M111-
ute Cough Cure for the sufferings it
has relieved 111111 the lives of their lit-
tle ones it bus saved. A certain cure
for coughs. croup and whooping cough:
A. h. Spnfford. Postmaster. of Chester,
Mich. luyu1"0ur little girl was 1111
conscious from strunculution during 11
sudden 11nd terrible shock of mono.
One Minute Cough Cure quickly rollov-
od and cured hor and 1 cannot praise
it too highly." Ono Minute Cough
Cure rollover coughs, make: breathing
only, cut: out phlegm. drove out In-
ilummstlou. and removes every cause
of 11 cough and strain on lungs. 80111
by The Clifford Phurmncy.
”RIM! OF THC DOLL WIEVIL.
HOUSTON. Tom. Nov. 2.-Thu gov-
orumut mother buronu for Texas
as lubed 11 map showing that
21“. PM?“ mung! bu shroud gun
1 II a mm 11']:
of batons: “1310
SOLD IIIII IIEGOIIEIIED II
., pnnxsmo's 11111111 cross.
.1
A Ransom-11's Testimony.
J. N. Puttmonkght policemuu. of 11.11.1111... low-.mitcl: “Lust
union Ii and tried at last 5 half—dozen
navel-tied cough 1.1.1.1161...- and 111111 transect from two any;
without cutting any benefit. A friend recommended Foley
two- rds of I bottle cured
molten cough m 1.111: medicine in the wor'
winter I bud shod
Tar: end
so inhalant
- NATURALIZATION FRAUDS.
Carried on in an Extensive Manner
In Hartford.
HARTFORD, Nov. 2.-—Extenslve
naturalization frauds have been car—
ried on ithhls city. according to a
statement. issued yesterday by United
States District Attorney Fruucls Park-
er. Mr. Parker says that the papers
have been obtained by fraud and-have
been forged 'byun organized gang of
miscreants. Eight fraudulent and
three forged papers have been discov-
ered by a partial Investigation by the
district attorney. This Investigation
is being continued; and his believed
that the fraud will be lound general.
This afternoon the district attorney
petitioned Judge Coulee to annul two
of the papers obtained in that court
by fraud
Lust January three foreigners ap-
plied and obtained two of the, papers
They gave their names and addresses
and were substantiated by witnesses
who also some names and addresses.
They unswcred all questions satisfac-
torily and appeared to be very respec-
table. Since they obtained tlhs pa-
pers, however investigation has shown
that the address of one of the men
would bring his residence in the cen-
ter of one of the parks and the oth-
er in an unoccupied alley.
.A..__....__—.
leves are a terrible torment to the
little folks. and to some older ones.
Easily cured. Dunn's Ointment never
fails. Instant relief, permanent cure.
At any drug store. 50 cents.
CHINAMEN WILL BE DEPORTED.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2.——Tne
commission of immigration has made
an order denying the right of Chinese
who arrived on the steamer China. on
route to the Chinese concession at St.
Louis. to go on to their destination.
The order will be enforced and the
men deported on the next steamer
leaving for China.
, HOPE FOR THE DYBPEPTIC.
Everyone who has realized the dis.
comfort and distress which accom-
pany a dissrrnngoment of the digestive
organs will rejoice with Mrs. S. Macy.
of Port Arthur. Ontario.dn the relief
she has obtained after having suffered
for the last four or five years from
stomach trouble and dyspepsia. exper-
iencing great pain. I took Chamber-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and
can truthfully say they have done me
a great deal of 110011.! feel like a dif-
ferent woman as a result of using
them. and the after-offset Is never on
pleasant These tablets are for solo
by Stillson Powell Corporation. Clif-
ford Pharmacy. Pieroe's Bridge Phar-
mncy.
BuscH Leaves wonL'o's FAIR.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. , 2.~Adoiphus
Busch. the millionflro brewer, who Is
prominently connected with one of the
largest-concessions on the Pike. has
tendered his resxuotion as a director
and a member of two of the most Im-
portant commissions of the World's
Fan Company. He declares discrimi-
nation was 1.1.1.. 11111111131 a concession
will extend across the continent
A CARD.
This is to certify that all 'drugglsts
are authorized to refund your money
If Foley" :1 Honey and 111'... falls to cure
your cough or cold. It stops the
pneumonia and Will cure incipiont con-
sumption. Contains no optimal and to
intent for children. Ask for Foley's
"Honoy and Tor and Insist upon buying
11.8101): tho oouxh lull heals the
lungs. Bold st Pittman D2113 111111-11.
cough and 1111qu the bum. Prevonu'
not only stops- the cough but heals and strengthens. the lungs and pr vents soi‘ious recult’s
from a cold. Contains no opiateS.
It Invud Ills life After- the Doctor “III
II. 11:11 consumption.
W. R. Davis Vimfla. California. writ“: “There in no doubt but
one and Tor saved my life. I but on dwful cough
on my Inn 3 and tho actor told me i hull consumption. I commenced
‘ whim ey's Honey and Tar and found relief from the first Ind
tilt at clued me completely.
Three sizes-4511.501: and $1. no. The 50- -cent size contains two 11nd one-half 11...... as much u the small nixeand the
$1.00 bottle almost .11: times as much. ofll
11.11.113.11... it wearing 1...... or. onpetunent with some upl:hw wnp
WhiCh bray leaveythe bronchial tubes and lungs weakened and
the germs of; Popumoms or Consumption. 1
uiclm
one
me. I tthy »
IN MAN PATTERSON'B FAVOR.
Mull-g—
Man Appears to Tultlfy That He Saw
Shot Fl lr-ed.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.—-ln defense of
"Non" Patterson. the actress now in
the Tombs prison charged with hav-
ing killed Caesar Young. the wealth!
bookmaker. In. :1 hansom cub in West
Broadway this city. on June 4 last.
MiltonoW. Huelton. a prominent busi-
ness man, of Oneonts, Otsego county.
N. Y.. has appeared at District At-
torney Jerome’s office and declared in
an affidavit that he saw Young fire
the fatal shot. Huzélton said that,
another man was with him at the time
of the shooting. He does not know‘
the identity of this witness. however.
us he was 11 chance acquaintance. ut-
traotcd by 11 Masonic emblem on his
Watch chain. Ho declared that his con-
science had been troubling him so that
he finally had to come forward and
tell his story. _
CASTOR IA
For Wt! 111111 Children.
flu find In 11111 Jim: Burgh
BOII'I the ‘
Slocum-oat
FOUND DEAD IN HIS CABIN. '.
RIVERTON. Conn.. Nov. 2.—~Charleu
King. aged about 40 years. was found
dead in his cabin In the woods near
Sundisfleld. just- across the Massachu-
setts line yesterday. Dr. Word of this,
town, has been notified and has left
fov. the spot. King had not been seen
for several days and when a search-
ing; party broke down the door of his
hut they found his body on the floor.
Death is supposed to have been due
to heart. disease. King had been a
semi-recluse for a long time.
1 - A HEAVY LOAD.
To lift that load off the stomach tnko
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It digests
what you eat. Sour stomach, belch-
lng. sun on stomach and all disorders
of the stomach that are curable, are
instantly relléved and permanently
cured by the use of Kodol Dyspepsia.
Cure. 8. P. 810m. 11 druggist at 297
Main street, New Britain, Conn, says:
“Kodol Dyspepsia Gore is giving such.
universal sstlsfactlon and is so surely
becoming the positive relief and sub‘
sequent cure for this distressing ail-
ment, I feel that I am always sure to
satisfy and gratify mam customers by
recommending It to t em , I write
this to show how well the remedy is
‘spoken of here." Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure was discovered after years of
scientific experiments and will posi-
tively cure all stomach troubles. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. "I
NEW JUDICIAL BUILDING.
HARTFORD. Nov. 2.--Trinlty Col-
lege today sold to the State of Con-
ne‘otlcut a. tract of land situated on the
corner of Capitol nveuueoud [afayette
street for the sum of $50,000. Thu
111111! will be used as the site of a new
Judicial building. Tho sale was auth-
orized by the last legislature and ex-
overnor Bulkoloy was cholrmnn of
t 9 commission. '
OICK wwu AND DAUGHTERB.
You have often seen them with pale
focal poor appetite baud and back-
lube. Iymptoms common to the '61. '
”than and mothers lone no time In
securing Dr. David Kennedy’s Furor-
lle Remedy. of 111011110111, N. V1.1 twill
”dollar. and In much
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