There iii purity, éwee
C? llcctlon oi ‘rb‘ntu Mary B. Wit-tun
bury vs. I-i‘ann ii M. ‘ait'uli all], his-
, , r , ,
‘ and delicacy of
. flavor to Gold Medal Creamcry‘lsuttnr which
gives that wholcaome old fare, bread and
butter. a<newlaiid added relish. You don't
.lmow what broad and butter lib-how good it
can lie—until you hove tried Gold Modal
.Créamery Butter. ‘ Sold in upon-tight pack-
age that excludes dustland odors, insuring
absolute purity. No charge im- the package.
Ask Your grocer for it»
- BETHEL Inésmeur DEAD.
um McDowell Pioneerflaitcr and
' Odd Fellow.-
obn McDowell. the oldest resident
pected citizen, and had been confined
, hill ‘bedior only. nbout. two Wei-lib.
idngowas proirbly the cause of
its} death. -, . ,
Mi‘, McDowell was born in Nov:
ifk city. February 15, 1807. At, tho
‘3 ‘ot‘ole en be climb to nethel and
“ ii "iii! Aaron Nichols, doing
, bud remained with him about
Wb oars. “After that ho. returned to
:New York where he rcmuiucd for u
d was apprenticed to Lewis Taylor.
who had it but shop on Grassy Plain
eel. Heremnined with Lewis 'l‘ny-
:‘lolf untli'he wusiwenty-one yours“ oi
ge.
MnMoDow’ell remained in Bcihoi
Working at his trade until 1843. whou
went to Weston, and thorn in com-
any with his brothcr, the lam Wil-
nufaciurod hills. lllslirolhor ro-
me bullion ‘gnve up the busi-
not: natural]! into the milk.
ichos, having for u pnrtncr.
V, Tho business was mov-
Westnort. hilt not proving a suc-
é_ returned to Bellini in 183:1,
_ 8H7 Mr. McDowell ,liid his lust
k at but stating in tin» inctury oi
lid & Dunning. about which time the
a lzlng machines wore introduced in
Zamboni the factories born.
_- .fllhpzmncensed W118 rim oldest Odd
Felloui'lu the suite. and was thought in
hit tho, oldest. butler, lie was a incin-
berof Samaritan lodge. of Dunbury. lie
had been n. member of tho Muthodict
Episcppnl church. of Buthql. ulncc 18.58
, d' was a member of the o'illciul board
to! that church.» Bcing a mun of cheur.
filigChriSiiml sunnn and fuiihful n tho
‘dlschhrgc of all the duties entrusted
. to. hint, he was highly entwined by on
Who knew him. Mr. McDowell lurid
iii nine of treasurer of. the Hut Muk.
Quietly for in good many years,
{migration he held at. the time of
i . ‘
to minim ofhis one. and had 3 won-
iilii'cli poetry, and tell not a few in.
.3.
”3.:
iii) ‘Cheatnut'utreci. his wife buy-
in ‘ ‘ ' honing: armour» ago;
. *iuirvlvinx’ children Iver
' do n lllcCurkoil.,Sr.:,Wulkarlilc.
and William McDowell, “all ut’
‘ "‘ xmturuuy nituruuuu in 2 o‘clock.
van—spout yum
. BfiAé‘mdba wrecks. -
. durum In rounonalblu tor
Hallway rwreclirilnd the, «time
are, making human wreck: of
from 'l‘broni and Lung trou-
ut nince ibc mlvuuwt Dr. ,K‘lng‘s - ‘
. Elhoovcry tor .‘Qoniiutuvfliin. . ,
pa rum (lotus. «won the worm can
. bu» cured. and hopping; realm» *
input nmacary. Mrr.
“I”
it own cum
blah?” ,.
ill: a.
it'll “Univ
,Betbel. died yesterday. ‘Mr. Mo,L ‘ f 18“.) l 189.; l i ii
Dwell wnsl'n'liis ninety-Bevonth'yeur.I. Gil S (I ' J PM“ , « "- some i“ n 3‘ . v v v n . i “
ré’wugnwell-konwn 'andhlghly m it“ which may burn bcun forgotten “(liability of doing, nun. uiib tin foul
‘ ‘mnny people. ‘
line and then came back to liptbcl?
llsnlkclcy role both roll on succeeding
liohllMcDOWeII,opcncd a shop and
.il only one your. and utter n'
, olexlubu.” us many called him.
wan ion-years past unusually active.
am memory. being able to recite
gusting cum about the times of his
will ‘Mpmwéll melded with his
dough Mina Emma McDowoil, at lib,
9i- .. 4‘ ,
human: will bu mud in. (its lain
Miriam denounced on Cheatnut
.m , Wynn“
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OTHER SENATORIAL CONTESTS. HANoICAP '15:: PiTcHERn . ‘
' IS THE BASEBALL DEMAND.
i
Features of Those in 1899 and 1893
Recalled,
The prcscui ctii'iiest'i'oi‘ the United.
States Scnniiirslilp recalls the con-
iu the .iicpublican caucus of mom-i
born of thcrllugislniurc. on illoui’tcr-i
noon oi‘ January ii, 1899. nine,- buliotnl
were. taken. but. two of them awerel
thrown out. us tho, total number oi“
hues cnsl cxmuded the membership»
of the caucus. 0n tho first bullm.i
iiuu'lcy led with .93 votes. ,li‘csscudcn‘
was sei‘olui‘wiih 62. and Bulkelcy bud.
37. ()n the next. ballot, Huwlcy showed :
u loss of i'oiu' and ll‘ouscndcu u gain
of the some numbor. 'l‘lic l-inwley and
ballots until the scrcnth, when pr»
icy bud 87 and Bullieley 26, while FBHM
ucndon‘s mic. hild gone up to 76. with. E
in ii oi i-lnwlcy’s. Bulliolcy thou,
throw his support. to lvluwlcy. und ,0n‘
the ninth ballot in: was nominated}
with ll? mics, llvmsvndcn gelling tilt;
and Bulkclor H.‘ Congrossmnn linssoll‘
but! 4 Votes on ilnit bullol. Michncl'i
Koi‘iouly, who lcd lilo l’cusr-ndon lor-.
cos, made a speech, moving that the:
nomination In» 'mndo Illlllllifllfllls.‘ M r.
Fosscndcn bowr-d gruct‘fully to
will of the lnujoriiy, and soul. a icic-
grum to Mr, liououly. mngruiululing‘
the nominee and tho pcoplc of the
State and-notion.
Sumo, of the gossip priniod in, tho
time is inn-routing. The New l-luvuu
Louder said that after tho caucus ibo
ilnwicy iucn rushed to shake hands
with Moi-gun ,(l. Bulkcley. "wliuuui
cycs still had a wicked twinkle in
square uow.‘ " The Palladium reporic:
unoillcr remark of tho. Governor, us;
follows: “Well, if you cunnot have. at
thing on you‘d like it. gi’i. ihc ucxii
bent thing. and i think I've
Six years bcforu.
men worn you-d for“ in the Ri'pililil~
i'llll (‘llUCllS.
On the Ilrst linllot iiuwlcy bud iii».
llullicloy 40. ll‘vsnl‘ndcn’ in. W. ll). Si
Inondu, lb, uud three other men had.
one each. lluikelcy bud till on tho inst i
bullot and Huwlcy Til, The rest were}
scattering.
Two yours tutor. in 1895 them was
nn interesting conic-iii. in ”it! Butte
convention. Sumucl Fouaonilen wuu
the chairuum of the Committee, on
(lrodenilalu.
lay. and thc Bulkclcy lucllonb boingnti
wur. Mr. li‘cnuuudcu brought about u
satisfactory compromiuu. dividing the
voting power oil the delegation equal-
ly. Hulkuloy cxprcuucd grailiudu for
Frusendon’u courieny. t
in ,1896 Pausmmleu and Bulbeluy
were delegaton id the nonunion-cob:
vcullon at St. Louis. Tho luttchas
n cundidato, for vino-premium... “no
main-ii Mr. Fonsundou to nmkc flu?
nomlnullng «pooch. and tin» li‘olrmalil
uluuucni uud uurucnt uddroiin in be-
half of tho Coniicciicul luudur. “Tilt,“
nx-govcrnnr wun very grateful for tho
titlppori given him by Mr; Febucniicu
at that ilmwaulrunld no.
ii no“ lo. '
in positions:
Walnut tho
When the American and National
leagues meet this winter and the dues.
.tlon of rules is brought. up the first
Itllings to be illucusscd will be the ad.
lutrike” ncxi season.
’i‘hu cliunge, for it now scrum cur-
Iiuin that. there will be some sort of n
icbnngo, may be laid at the door of
Pitcher Jack Clicubm. oi' the Highland
en‘s. and his famous “unit" bull. which
it is said by runny, will rovoiuiloulxu
pitching.
The Invention of this form of dellv
l‘ is held by Clark Grllilth to be one
Inf the greatest lnnovatiOns in the na-
i’rcsiuem Brush, Muno-
iger McGrnw and others claim than i:
.is a menace to the‘ games unlcnn cou-
.dllions are brought. about which will
telnet ii. '
l (41’
s iionul gnmo.
“foul
strike" rule auroral managers. how. u...
vacated
lungucs‘ meeting the
giving; the butsmnu u basic on ilu'oc
bulls inuieud of tour.
of the Chicago National (llub. will bu
.ibc mun to propose u change.
tho,
of uftr cunning u blight loss. A boy
passing the building was out by a;
New ”f ”it"? gill-“=5. which was blown l‘mesi
“‘0!“ ”to window oi“ the ututidnei-y““9““
More. lip-us tukcu to n liosipuil,
"It is almost. certain lbnl soilli‘lililig The “nose of lllv tire is unknown,
‘will have to ho donu to oil‘soi the or »
Presidcni Hart.
tbci fectivencsu of the pitcher." said llrcuiv
,dcht Hart. “'l‘bc invention oi“ the ‘spit'
{bull In unquostlonubly , the grower-ii
tilting in baseball ninco tho discovci'y
of the, curved boll. As It in, tho piiclp
only three bulls tho client of u 'upii‘
ibull could be ovcrcuiuc.
"This new bull and 115 possibilities
.uru worrying uli the clubs in tho cnuu
them as m, unimly remurhcil, 1-milry. and lhcro is no doubt. in my mind
“about new ruins inning mudc on its ilt7~
lliwimi in tho mull ninth inning.
had used the bull suvcrul times during
the game with grunt ciluctircncsu in
critical nosirionu. another
pitched his 'npit‘ bull in the ninth,
doloaatlonu from Hartford, this, nw-iS‘l'i" 0‘ “M“- “ii Willi-01' long. i“ 01"
dcr io DGY‘R'L'i
than: would become» masters of
twist, before the upvnlng of next new
son, and if so. lboy will prove lhc H , , H
most formidable twirlerc on the slab. “I?“M“ .icwoil Belting (o. “N" uponded, congratulating the amporor
up to landing on the "unit“ 1”
bail in foolish to prunuppnuu. It would "'5 ground leather. 3
mile auroral animus in train me cyn
for much u lrcakluh. uluulvu twist no on
to ho nbiu toiiutut on it with uny dc-
in'uc of *proclnluu.
, Manager. are Alarmed.
’l‘borufuru ibu mnnugern urn ulurmud
tlml, when it come»: in handing out.
ibo ”wit," the! button; will be mowed
discouraging nuinliurn. mul
ihcrcby lemon lilo lutnrunl of
County man didmu, making ll vury .
tho
, , Court
in tho bunnrlor Goring, beforeuud
millionth ,‘wiil‘ no board on
its. appointment of‘
closure at. no
Jared, E. Gaylord
ward» foreclosure“ ll ,
ttucicvs. 'l‘he' (lap, itiyur Railway &
Lighting 00., for leiu‘ve to tile uménd-y
ted complaint. and ullawnnud; Martin
inwlru' "3, C. it. Merritt & Sou,‘“ilelciti~
iiant’u .domnrrur; John 8. . ‘lvloyt vii.
"Town of Dorian, for acceptance of
committee's report: 4min El. licyi vu.
Town of Darlelu, to acceptance or
(ttlnllniiliie'ii report; William 1». Grim
.wulii vs. Maitio E. Griswold. for all
Iowunco to defend: Thornton H. Rob-
inson vs. The National Fraternal
League of New Haven, demurrer; The
Norwaik Savings ,Soéleilr' Vim, Jncoliyl.‘
Layton, ex’r at" tile, forociounrc'.
Charles ii. iiuwley vs. Stephen Van-
ntonn cl. his, iorocloaure; Dietrich In.
iloowo at al vs, Murtin bowler et ulu.
defendant's demurrer to complaint:
Michael Qunka at al vs. ~. American
Slavonlnn Mercantile Clo.,_‘ appoint»
meat or receiver, appointment of lip—l
Dialsers. order of limitation of time
for presentation of claims: James E.
Lynch Vs, Conn. R‘y & Light. ‘90.. dc»
min-rev; Emily Hubbard vs; Duncan
(lay at al, toreclosurc'. Elmer F.
Blank viz. Edward M. Fitzgerald. dt-
murrer to answer: W. Stanley Lock-
wood at al vs. Alice C. Lockwood oi
his, judgment for non-complinniielwltb
ordcr of court; Davidv H, films" vs;
.m. Mitnhaitnn 00.. judgment for want
at rejoinder: Charles R. ’Ryler vs. Mo-
lnnlc ‘l'i‘. dciliclorc, defendant's motion
for more specific statement: Godired
Burlhol vs. Solvents, ReCovery Co. of
America, pica in nba‘to‘ment; Emmu .I.
Ferguson you Edward H. Fergusion,
default for failure to unuwcr.
Uncontested divorceawlnura' IQ.
llusslar vs. Rudolph lnissier, Arthur
Riley Vb. Harry Rilcyc
FIRE IN ASTOR HOUSE.
Hotel Rooms Filled Who Smoke. but
Little Damage Was Done.
.NIBW YORK, Nov. lbw—Fire in 1!
small stationery more on the first floor
of the Astor Houne building at. tho.
cornnr of Broadway and Vcsoy siroot.
today. illicd lilo dining room and sev-
cl‘ni aparimcnlu in ilie.ilppci' part. ol‘
lilo howl Willi smoke. The guests had
been wurncd that, there wus no dun-
325
Robinson. tomorrow. at 10 a. 1-. thfififll '
buck. whenever they desire,
7‘, their (Miller
of Emperor ”Nicholas. The, imperial
iv. Kilnppzvs. Annie l, Knapp, Lilly
rt and, highest. polntn or the'
,, , ' of. it‘iipy occupy in ‘over:,
building hum‘beru. positions which
l'buwbletthem no drive the lluuulapa
, When the Japanese occupy thbflast
art Ridge, they will completely dom-
ino-to the» other» Ruaauin torts with
1.1.39 “‘
',iir. Pnrnnsnuuo, Nov. 3, 12.59 p.
m.-'i‘hero wan little ntrcmpt. tod‘iiy .to_
celebrate. cxccpt in a. perfunctory way.
thulcnlli anniversary of the accesfllon'i
family uttcnd'ed n to dcum'nt the Kit—
znn Cathedral and tlmrc were bcrvlcun
in nil Lin,» churches. inlet-the, troupe l.
were paraded. the illentrca Igavu irco
uxhibiiicnu to tho annual children and ,
there was music: an Other‘hOlldfiY dill-i
plnyss In the purkn.‘ ut ounccount. of,
the war and the anxiety regarding the
situation at Port Arthur, everything
wus’on’n small scale. i
Jupnnono‘arriving from Dainy todayt
report that the Japancoe hare capturm
cd Rihiung Mountain and Sungbhu‘
Mountain, which lies briwcen the rail.
rbud and Rliilung Mountain. They nl— ‘
so report that the Japanese have cup.‘
turod East Keckwan Mountain. '
Conservative Japanese, realizing the
intense desire or the Japanese for good
power on the emperor's birthday, re—
ceived the above reports with reserve.
Regarding the capture or Riblung and
Sungshuc Mountains, tho reburt is not,
considered Improbable, hilt Japaneso“
Sllyriillll it is not intended to occupy
Eliot Kockwuu Mountain. in August
the .lupuneuc succeeded in . entering;
East Keckwuu forum; was relutod in
iheaudcupatchcs at that. time, but un—
dur the concentrated tire of the other
torts tbcy were compelled to retire.
Japanese Officcru‘berc say that It is
impossible to hold Emil. Kc kwan, and
thui therefore an nttcn‘ipt n that push.
lion in prcanmubly only a iclnt. . When
tho Japanese occupied tin: Russian
trenches on llihlung Mountain, it is
said that. the Runsiuns turned a cur-
rent of wntcr into tho trenches, but
that tho Jilllhncuc hold fast. Prcvlous
(to this .lupnucsv snails uxplodod two
‘lund mines on Rihlung Mountain.
A censored dcsputch from the Alarm
Muted Press correepondci‘ii with tho
Jupuncne army does; not give any burg,
ticulnrs of a general engagonnnl g0—
ing on ut Port Arthur. but it, is cor-
Lulu that. it. occurred and that some.
torts were (ruptured. 'l‘errllic oxplo~
sinus hoard horn indicate that. the
Russians have exploded mines and
destroyed (“her property, .
ger. however, thus averting excite.
ment. The llnincs wvro oxlinguisbocl
: nm‘ w.-.”
A RUNAWAY BICYCLE '
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
Tradearkc.
' . , ( (1. mid r o e; lrcl V. lune
“m ”in butters ”“1 ”Neill" than}. t Ehhu‘(1u;.)a!.‘;‘8 unlit—impru‘ (“me1 on the day and expressing regret in this
”a...
in lilo punt low 'yc-uru tiui
llillllillllilli linu bubonic ii grciiiur factor
in vim ititlm! Hum cvurbnloro‘:
tor lunuin ut the but have pruvml'nol Mitiilillllll. Nov; 8.».lohn- M. Run
,inulch for tho. (truck pltchoru. :qu whut‘ kin, furu'iorly munituur’oi the A: It"
Mus»
‘ > i‘ ‘ lilo cum: y ‘r
. arm'iliiu la. W m Rankin
many. . '
'g Mgr». W
MERIDEN MAN?! SHORTAGE.
i‘
‘ncliuilimi abortnmi llllii
court. "which warn»
bulb aided in
Terminated with un ugly cut on the
log of J. B. Oruer. Franklin Grove. ill.
It. developed a stubborn ulcer unylcld-
ing to doctors and rcuiodics for tour
crs are effectivc cnough. and I should 3’9“” Tim“ Hucklen’n Ami?“ Salve
[think that If a pitcher u‘cro ulluwcd ‘7‘"“d' ”3 jumps 30”" 1°" .Burnu.
Scnldn. Skin Eruptions and Files. 25c.
at F. ii. Baxter's Drug Siorc. "
Tho, following were issrieii‘blor. 1,
mild: ‘ Lisitfprnlsiied from office of A.
M, Wuoutm‘; {solicitor of ”lamb,
Act a mutter oi" furl. it won this ‘upii' Bridgeport. (7mm. , .. ‘
bull which lost lhc lilgliliuldcrs ihc “WWW" i'm‘hi‘ChG‘V Bridgeport.
iluuciliut.“i“ii““lli‘i‘i‘ lennup pi-nuuni. and Chou. cmbroldcriug "‘af’m“°3,,T' ”‘ M’m'
m ”.93 lbc sum“bro. its inventor. wins dirrmly rcupmr donuid. “‘idgfl’mt' ‘lllillillilliflll ”f vember 3
' Isiblo for the winning run mudu by sound i'GCOYtirl: A. (n. Prokopuvitsli. ‘
”a llrliigeimrt, ink well; ll. R. Leigh.
ion, New Huron, nutonunic fluid pipe
council-lion for ruilu‘ay curs: John .I.
McIntyre and H. Baushwu, Hartford.
crucial monlcnt on his llillliiil when be “039 MM”; Joseph 'L Rutter.
Ilnrti‘ord, moons for forming noction-
but this time In: did not not; the pro “' l'rillll’i'r“ rolls; Charles.- 1,). Rico.
per twist in his dullvcry and the slip
was disastrous.
'i’bo lcnguo numnnicu urc
Hartford. inulliplc npindic drill-pretax; V ‘ _ ‘ .
Prank v, Croiut. Derby. pncumuiic come to ace panic maimed in tho liar
limiting mam player: Frank w. Halloclt
uhond.’l‘boy know ilnii. oil of Ibo crock llcrhy. Journal benrlnu: Wm; .l
, m . t‘ , liilchcrs will ”new... u) u t m w. Richards; Worm-bury. machiuc for, _ ‘ 7‘ u
“if“ WW 00'“ 3‘0“ i i i " h i “ marking and laying out dicn; Edward illh court, and exproascd tin. Miliil that
n, H. ;R()!iil‘9.3‘ Manchester, silk comb-
tho. lug nmchine.
GROUP.
hlxol {I minute should iho lost who» a
r. dumwa ayinptonao crmip. Chum» ,
licrluin'u Couglrilmnody given as “mm liml the ravngoa already (-auand in but.
an the child bccmncn hoarse. 0,. even luring families inn! tho thtlllliililliii or
after tho "mm, cough appears will noble victims on elicit aide In-ilio urn
prcventtha attack. it never {alumna mics, inthu fluid. ,,3““’33"”3 “‘1“ ahed~
in plenvent and mile to inks. For mile ding “‘9“ blood “it“ i‘ ”“1”” that
by Silllunn Powell Corporation. Clitv rim 101ml “0‘3“" 9.‘ “ ““i’im" “m
ford Pharmucr. Hume's Bridge Pliny indomitable WWW”-
‘ . i
‘tbu punplu wmt' in lieu In Home spoil? Barrow (lumguniy MIDI! More or this
Mich work and not it plit-hcrfc‘buitiu.
With a "spit“ ball that no curl could
‘ touch the some, would lillill more thou Iiillllfll'li.
half in; internal, and. no mum how
_ . . be. i. u illntnnt ,
i1? militia“ within mod to will» iii ‘ him. buy. of lmlluuunuilu,
i maul ill-lilo clmél‘lmm' Duncan Ivor» Motor, of hi.
Mil 0mm bat
item Washington. "it. (in. .lnlnwsclli
' ' oily; litu-
HEADQUAR’J‘EHS or THE rump
use ‘hbva not occupied the! f .
‘ «l Atbifldwnlfitlimwmflnia
5 ‘i' i,»
DIS'LOCXTESNHIS PULLMQON His‘
3 ,
t
Accdent to Bristol Man From Whichi
He May Not Recover—Hurt ,
roux, riovmrrcr‘ AND ALL THE LEADING
‘c‘oonuo scuoots, us» run nrrouurrn
, RANGES.
- BECAUSE they respond quickly to every wish of. the
I cookvand have all of the modem points of construction
.aPerfec‘t Damper, choice of Grates.(easily interchangfi
flablc). large Broiler Door, largc‘Ash Pan, removable
Nickel Parts, perfectly “operating Hub Oven Indicator;
“ ' ‘ as well asymany other distinctive features
which belong to the HUB alone", giving them
3 the well-earned name of being the
. ‘ - HIGHEST GRADE -BEST MADE.
307411 in ppm; mom for our hamliome
Darrin/"'9 ('mm 1111’ and later!
advertising novelty.
A. i. COLLINS
& COMPANY.
South Norwal ‘ "” I
» .
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0 HATTERS FILE DEMURRER.
..—...-
Another Move in the $100,000 Danbury
Anti-Boycott Suit. ‘
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. 3.—~Counscl lnr
Mont‘fiu. ithc defendants in the big anti-boycott
BRISTOL. Nov. 3,-wtndrew J. Cur- suit of the Danbury nutter-s. i). ll.
JAPANESE ARMY lN FRONT OF, iiss has been a cripple since last June
hicwe. et, ul., against Martin Luwlor,
li’OR'l‘ All'l‘Hl’l’i, Nov. 2, vin Cllelt>0.aon nocouni of . u, peculiar accident et (1]., in which the plaintiffs claim
wcrc‘ planned at noon against the two
liwun Mountain. and the three Keo-
ku'un forts. Tremendous excitement
today, the emperor briefly addressed
his boosts, extending wdlromu to the
foreign diplomatic corpn and ministers
of stain. During the uourcc or his rc—
qurks ho mild: .
"We rcgrct that tho time has um
blunt in rcnlizution of our desires.”
’ He then proposal tho health of the
uovcrcignu and rulers i'eprmcntcd lli
buildup! friendship existing luviwecn
the respective countries might be
drawn closer. ‘
Bria-uni Mitt (10.. Bristol. knit un» W mic“ d'Anuihan. the ilelgtnu minis—
ior, doyon of the diplomatic corps, ro-
cunilnuunce of the wor.
Continuing, Baron d-Anctlmu bald:
"'Wo again uproar: our Wiiiiltlfl for
punt-c and no with mom fervor whcu
we contemplate with profound omn-
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YALE SENlOR GLASS OFFICERS.
Ni‘ilWl-lAVlilN. Nov. lbw-Tho senior
chm of Yale Unlvornlty lulu olilcltld
tho following unicorn:
secretarwain-my Elm-gent, of Now
pint-u. bummed in tho police court, to iluven.
(lily to unwrap ion cm ii of rainbow
n ballerina but its limit ,
_ , , 3950 for his um: um. v Rankin nuiult- .
guadun line of pitchers u mom had. toil u «barman of um. mom. tho Worcester, Him.
it time were no "a it" butllulubumuu owner or tho ,qu Cl
n. in rank, it wont! island but. lit ‘
t in. lump 9 nuubwin
r. .
‘iitormhriliur Pucker McKluciry,
Mil. ”Day v tlmninlitecw-ll‘rodcrtck
it: 'iliiain ltui’ckerbnclmr Viili
n . Milli.
mu hollows. .0: (tin.
' lull rimmmn no;
\ urn now in u poultlon to ennui
c. the bcgiuning ol‘ lilo mid omit/fr. (luriiss wears boots,
opcrulions. 1““1‘ ”10 capture of East fpulllng one of them on ile‘diSIOCllLBd
l’ort Ridge imd the forge" of Port Ar- i his hip joint. '
thur proper they» haw completed plan-2 y
lug eleven-Inch ilowilzurs. 0n the1 ly thought man;- would he a good day ,uctiouls brought; under an act. oi! Con-
” ‘ ‘ He has been mnflned mtgrcsn, only the Federal courts have
any Jurisdiction over it. They also
claim that the alleged coercion, con-
spiracies and boycott mentioned in the
icomplnint. do not. constitute a violation
of the act of Congress.
night of October 29, all the reserves ‘3 work sinm.
advanced through a network or . his home Inn-:2 of the
trenches in front of East Port liidgc 2 deal of the time bus kept to his bed
Irom South chkwnn to Wcsi ilihlung T 1:, seems impossible to remedy the
Mlllllliliiiill, rolled by the Japanese 80- i trouble. as tlicrawns a disorderedjoint
chosun. ’l‘bu bombardment begun at i lhoi'o. previous to the accident.
duwn‘ October 80. . infantry nitricks; '
Riblung mountains, on entrenched hill ‘
beiwwn East Banjunnn and East Km» jcomfort and distreyi which
puny a diaarrnngement of the digestive
organs will rejoice with Mm. 8. Many,
prevailed among the troops. who wurclof Port Arthur. Ontario. in the relic!
convinced that nucccua mount the cup— fshe has obtained after having suffered
‘ Illl‘c of. Earn. Port Ridge and the smwtor the last tour or live years lrom
render of Port Arthur in time for tho stonmcb trouble and dyspepsia. airpor-
cmpcrur‘s birthday celebration. No-ilcncing great pain. i took Chamber-
‘ .lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets and
’l‘OKlO, Nov. 3, l p. inn—Upon they
Poctwiuiu'mi‘ Grafton Rflgtil'fl, or
’ ‘I‘b,1;y
minutely-Edmund Pom
of it do i’nrb, chair.
mill... Filth“ Stu“ , M new
.. , outer» nt- Nuhflile, . . .
iltcn '3 ‘ ’ incingnoeurmy from a i
norm _ “
iNOV. 3. ‘1 l). m. (consorcll).~~'l‘he .lnp-i which bcicll him while he was, in a
hotel in the southern p
i
l
$100.000 damages for an alleged boy.
art Of the state. icon placed upon their business by tho
and while ‘Haiiors’ Union. have entered ardeniur-
gror to the complaint, which was filed
‘in the Superior Court here yesterday.
He was In gm,“ pain for weeks. and lThc defendants claim that. since the
HOPE FOR THE DYSPEPTIQ.
Everyone who unrealized the dis»
can truthfully say they have done me)
occasion of his birthday at. luncheon . a great deal oi: good. i feel like a dit- :
ferent, woman as a result of using
them, and the alienation-t is never un-
pleasant, These tnblots ore for able
.byfitillson Powell Corporation, Cllb
rum Pharmacy, Piercc‘s Bridge Phar-
‘ . I.
macy.
v--- __
COLORED BISHOP lN MOSCOW.
MOSCOW. Nov. 3r-‘liuln‘rt Joseph
Morgun, n colored Anicricuu bishop,
niiondod u ’l‘c lloum of tho cathodrul
In honor Of the uuulvcruury of Em.
pm‘or Nicholus‘ ucccsnion to rho
tlironc. The. binhop is the uncut oi'
the Monastery of the Epiphany.
A HEAVY LOAD.
’i'o lift that loud off the stomach take
Kndol iiyupopsln (lure. It (llgoblu
wi’i‘ut you out. Sour stomach. belch.
in . gun on ctomnch and all dittordom
oi ilu- stomach that are curable. are
iuiuuutly relieved and pormunauily
cured by the use of Kudol Dyspcpula
Cum. bl. i". Storm, u druggiut at. 297
Muin street, New Brituln. Comb, Buys:
"Kodol Dyspoppiu Cure l giving such
universal unilsfncllon an in no surely
becoming the punitive roller and bulb
sequent euro for thin distressing nil-
munl, l incl that l mu always, sum to
antlnt‘y undvfimllfy my continuum by
rucommuudiuz ii. to than. 1 write
thin in HIIOW howwell the ramcdy in
spoken ot bore.” Kauai ‘Dylpopalu
lure was discovered, after y Ira oi
aulmiullu oximrlnlenfnrnnd’w l mini.
ilvui r cum all atomach troubles. Sold
by Tin: Clifford Plump . I!!!
sum; in” Amman. ,
mumonth,xf , 7 ,fliwDflniul
Admin.“ ye i; alum ’
ulmi’ himsell‘t’l‘uliuduy
On the 1th 7, ,
ilowur {ffiiklfl litter" in
which change; if! 12W
- ‘ n1 is
dill/i" . u.) cmo’miu ii ’ Whitmfl‘ '
noon rail? {iindcnt In bi“ blur. , it“
plain .iuiiim’o can limiulioii in
lime. and a good 2
i
l
. unmarricxl , I
There are a large number of other
l‘clllSOllS given to show that the suit is
inui. tenable. 'l'be demurrer will prob-
accom- ‘abiy come. up for argument in tthu-
perlor Court on Friday.
COUNTERFEITING THE GENUINE. ‘
Foley & 00., Chicago originator. Hon.
,ey uml Tar as u throat and 11": rome-
dy, and on account 0! the great merit
and popularity of Foley‘s Honey and
'l‘nr many imitations are offered for
the genuine. Ask for Foley‘s Honey
and Tar and refuse any substitute of.
‘fercd as no other preparation will givo
the some satisfaction. [1 is mildly
,lnxutivo. It contains no opiates and
win safest for clllldrcn and delicate por-
Isons. Sold at l’laistcd‘s drug rum-(2;.
,
M
ARRESTED AS HE LEFT PRISON.
HARTFORD, Nov. 3.-~—Ciuti’lcs Bu:
kpr, nllns “lloi'” Iinrrls, was arrested
yoniorduy at tho Shite l’rinon iii.
Woibcrnflcbl juiu up ho had been disc
churnoil nflcr ucrvlng a scinouco for
When connnilicd in this city. He won
"turncd ow to Detective Thomas J.
O'Connoll, of New York city, as be In
Wunied there on a ohargeol’ grand ilil‘o
ccuy, having been indicted and Jump
In his bail bond. He was taken from
in priuon to the police station and
locked up, later being taken to New,
York. . ‘
W
ONLY CURE FOR DYaPEPsiA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New (instill.
Del. says: “i cultured (or years will:
dyanepuia. used to have great. (bail-curl
and belching. I tried everything i
could'h‘ear 0!. but nothing helped me
until Itooli Braziliuu‘liulmonud one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by E. ii, Plaiuted, F. H.» lib
tor and the Clifford ilhnrmncy. . “
DIED AFTER ATTENDING FARTY.
TORRINGTDN. Nov, 8.--l>ienry
homo in Drukevllln rub o’clock youiub
iluy morning upon returning from a.
party.» lioWuclho’gucst.oflionorut ,
tho E‘I'W and his onmplalninrtof lily
hciilt billing. up tho-,mrrymliking. Ito
lg hull» and?!“ , ' ~
mom. «got ‘mventy-flvc. died at his
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