“ ngemfient ' assist not
V tori-o. floatation Rat UBNS.
_ NEW HAVEN? Dec. 30. -Mra.Thonn
. as J Borgia. who gave bonds in Jersey
iOl‘ty (Or a. hearing later on the charge
~ :0! latihih's a check on a bank in which
she liad no lands returned to her home
in this city Wednesday night. Her
husbaiterr Du89rgln. was not there to
He is at the home of hill
his condition is said to
horde on a nervous collation It is
. dded that Mrs. Borgia Will probablt.
not visit hint there The furnishings
of one home of Di. and Mill Borgia on
. -AD|E8. DR. chggAUNOO'L
‘V MINE?! LI MIRANCO n10 32”“
DEATH FROM SPOTTED FEVER.
NEW BRi’i‘AiN, Dec 30. ~Wenl at
breakfast, William Bliun, the fourteen-
year-ond non of Mr and Mrs. Ernest
BJnn, of Osgood avenue. was taken ill
. shortly» afterwards anti to two hours‘
wins dead. While the medical exami-
ner con (1 not assign any spec tlic cause
. for death, he is inclined to accredit it
.to spotted fever.
CASTOR IA
MInfanttn and children.
iii Kind You llann Always Bough
Boots the V
Signature of ,‘
CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORA-
TION.
HARTFORD, Dec.’ Bil—Antone tho
new companies llllna cerllnl‘icatea oi
incorporation yesterday were those:
ridxoport ByJ’rodocts Comedy. :75.
00: New Britain Cooperative Build
it: Company, 82. 000; Miauus Motor
VVVgVoerts Company. of Greenwich 8100-
.. W
'ddOTHERGtBB CAREI- UL
of t“ noon. at your chlldncn. Look
arm .niOo glib; colds. Group and
Win» in: Cousin. Stop them in time
Win Minute Couch Cure in the best
Hamlona pleasant
IN. “II 259..
is any indication of
are bywtaking
WOULD NOT SELL RAILROAD
WESTBROOK. Dec 30.--Al,ta list
suing to counsel in the case or t ne‘h N
Y .&H.V,.R.R.agalnstJ._H
Spencer, of this place, who has refuse
to cell to the rallro'ad company it: '~
plot of ground fronting the depot a
this place. the railroad commissioner
adjourned without teaching a dcclslmv
Speitcci oli‘cr‘ctl ili‘ly {out of the land
but the company wished to obtain pct
session of the entire piece in aide.
to make certain ltnp‘tovetucnls
WW
NO MORE SUFFERING.
. lr'you are troubled with indigestion
got a hot is of Kodoi Dyspepsia Car.
and see how quickly it will cure you
George A. Thomson. of Spencer, Ia.
says: “Have had Dyspepsia for twain
ty years. My case was almost hope
loss. Kodol Dy spepsla Curc was re
omntionded and i used a few bottles in
it and it is the only thing thathas l‘t‘
llevod inc. Would not be without ll
Have doctorcd with local physician
and'aiso at Chicago ,and even wet.
to Norway with hopes of getting emu
relief. but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is th
only remedy that has done me an:
good, and I heartily recommend it. Fit
ery person suffering with'indlgestio
or Dyspepsia should use it." Sold b)
The Cliliord Pharmacy. "
W
VIOLATED VENDOR LAW.
WATERBURY, Doc. {lib-In the city ‘
court yesterday. Judge Burpee impos-
ed a line of $10 and coats upon i. ll
vlttg Lipsltch oi’ New Yonk for violat
ing the itinerant ttmdor law. Lip
sitch is a law student. but sold turn
here during the holidays. The case
was prosecuted by tho Waterbury Bus-
iness Mcn'a Association of this city.
OF lNTEnEST 'ro MOTHERS.
Thousands of little ones die over:
year ol‘ croup. Most oi them 000“
have been saved by a low doses 0‘
Foley‘s Hum-y and Tan and ovary 1am
lly with children altdultl keep Ii. in‘tht
house. it contains no opiates and it
safe and sure. Mr. Gmrge H. Pick
ct. San FTRHCMRCO (33L. writes: "My
baby had a dangerous attack of atom
and we thought she would choke t.
death but one dose of Foley‘s Hans:
and Tan- relieved lmr at once site.
other remedies had failed. We urn
never a minute without it in tin
Bold ll. Plalawd'ti Dray
credited a «tough it is a denominated infiam ,
n or catarrh oi the bronchial tubes and
sad harmful.
in» only, ever did or can
‘ . V binned ironing bod
tn the train. V
K Van to Mr. Hunt. about the matter. ',
‘ :loction of coon-cilcut Commandant.
01%.de
inn device. ,
fif‘ii's chocli‘jitonggihghpy
ii 8 inst
" out the» ' ,
did. not. ltnow. that since the
it Willi lashed thé nillronn'd continuity
its been sold twice. and that Mr.
cuts as that tinn‘o‘ yilno coin ahked
'1‘)! regular taro from those who painl
Mr. Pearce has writ~
' Anuh'At’. mast-mo.
.‘D . .F.W..V,.
HARTFORD, Doc 30 «The connec-
ic‘ut com‘andoi'y. Military Onion 0!
3‘orolgn Wars. hold- its annual meet
at; and banquet in this city tonight
he meeting being held in the Hartford
ub‘.- 'i‘he‘ne officers were elected
President Morgan G Buikiey.
landlord; Vice president Morris W.
“ , Seymour. New Haven: secretary. Rev
N. Y.;
M Fitch
kaytte, Armonk
Col. Gilbert
lenry N.
treasurer,
'sninmtord; reziclrar. Gen. 0. M Cele:
haul sin. Rev. Alexander Hamilton
Dover Plains, N. Y.
At the banquet which folloWed.
Vtior‘g'nn 0 Holiday Mus the locations
or and several speeches were made
nclildl 5 an interesting stat enteut by
he re atrar Gen. Col e. ,
Three new tnembors were ad'utlttedl.
l‘hoy‘ were Capt GeorgeM Ryley,o
set Hartford; Major James R
iouhton.’ U. S. A and Rear/Atlanta
‘harlos S. VlCot on. .
s‘t'AariaH AND ovs'raits
“A row yearn-t ugo,’ days a took to
and orator planter in the New Yon-it
‘ress. “ono of rho planters here made
1. his: mistake that nearly coat him hi.
hole yoat' Va oyHVlcr crop. You know
i suppose that the worst enemy 0
ho oysters is the starfish. We catci
hem wl h an instrument called in tau
0 in great qntsniliics and pllo then
up adhere. where the: sun kill..- thin.
nut that as you tinny imagine, iii no
tn onernllon calculated to make the
neighborhood .or. the place ivory. than
ant. for the star has a fearful 000‘
titer he dies. Now this planter of
mi nun speaking, hind a plan it
tyolVd all this. He told one of his
nen to stand with an ante. and an inn
is the boats brought in a load 0
lordsh the use was piled, and tilt
nieces were then duinpud overboard
lo rubbed his hands over his goof
rlea‘, but he wasn't so pleased at month
or do afterward when the starfish be
pm to devour his, oysters again, an:
nvonlwlaa ion with the dredge and tan
in shoWed that there were more 0'
hem than over on his nods. About
his time an export from the Fish
‘omtnisaion came snooping around
'or curiosities and he heard. of canV SF.
about the stars. He he an to laugh
"‘All that you aucccc ed in doing,
old he to the oyster planter. ‘when
.ou chopped up the starfish was to
detonate them. Don't you know that
unrllsh can be out into as many it?
six pieces and still not only survive
but form‘ a now starfish from alnttos
wary piece?" ‘--Ncw York Fishing
Gazette, Doc. 24. 1904.
A COSTLIY MISTAKE
Blunders are sometimes very cxpcu
qlve. Occasionally lilo Itself is lit
price of a mistake. but you‘ll new
be wrong it you taint) Dr. King’s Nov
bile Pills for Dyspepsia. Dizziness
Headache, Liver or Dowel troubles
Thuy are acntlo yet thorough. 25c
at F H. Bulwr’d Drill: more . ‘”
cONNlichcU'l‘ PATINTB.
The iollo in: were lasumi Decemlvo
27 190i. int tarnished from olilcc
Wooster. wilcltor or pdtiilll'il.
Brlds'opot‘t. Court:
on nM. Absrcrombls. Bridasport. ino'w'
‘qu {naphtha onnsiVihfit’n‘Vsnotty.m1$1 be '0'
s pot
wile , and do
new? as out
“damsel Hum: tidceport two
patent», around?» north: machinist;
cabin t tor sawing modulo”
osph Sacha. Harttord. insulation
and sulmdlns devi c9. .
ma H. norm. Now irritant twom
patents. steering mechanism tor onto
mtiblloai automobile controlling mach
an inn.
Anton H, Doolitti Man'lqictta.i lpit l
unechsuisnu {or it «Kit n m a it
1.. ll Perkins. srlddii.’ V'cli rlolsmp
sud chads humor. .1 '
hill. dottroil. titan groin. machine
tor folding ninth an at ‘cr labi- lc‘s.
Price 0 Jonas, languid. oar reptile
James Mo Kaila
. JIM
wanton «accumulation
(its if
. by electricity
.V: 335’
. broken- stone road. hath“:
Bob in
‘ "$3: I
ave u
/ can
V til points except an
. néar‘ Washington street is directly on-
0' Million and eight infill;l
Marathon
lit-pl round bale cotton his in adult
V lint-e, and ”it‘ll? was a m
t Milton‘s coitiinll o
fury i a
whitpoolarin an hrisht‘il in
mmaistatlona ,
ntbnt the innate l. 109109.91! , grounnilr
wnward till it. reaches the harbor
Xin grunge, under: which in coma in the
of a curve until it; machines the uni
lposi 9 tilde of the herbs and hen as-
. Idl'mlidialn
9 same mutation,
the street as tho
Misc eat.
The tunnel is double tracked with a
her on? are two
amigos“ in addition no titans t aeolian
Sou ream :Mhz‘hrlclll that”. 009 £06
the other under Slate street
The rationsb are
timer from a sub way
it‘ationa that they aro‘ use from
‘nliaVr A pura.,w,hlt9 tiling, whichl
more the into i the tunnel at
mggrheadl the har-
hot- ,giyaa to it amassihetlcol enact
lid in the. subway In arrang-
ahin ton.
floto
' In {or the stations the builders made
use ‘of historic ground, for the entrance
tern'eam the old madaachuaeing state
house while the Smiley Sonora turnt-
lual lle‘a underneath Vthe old Boston
court house.
The passengers learned today that
a Vtoll of. one cent, was to be paid for
‘very ride in the tunnel in addition to
the customary titre or (it‘s ‘ .a i.s .
tra sportatlonh in this tun la is.
how var. aubieét m some. rules or
tron (or as on the ten of the system
of the. Boston Elevated Railway Com»
pany Persona leaving an dictated
trill at the chllay Sinners station of
sub ay may. pissing. through a
sub- passage way roll it the tunnel tor
Vntlttal by the bgym'cnt of the (inquired
cent: to ride t rough the tb It‘ot
servlc9 in the tunnel about om trol-
.eVy cars of special adaptability are in
ii, is ostlinaied that bélwcéu six
on bonnie Will
“,nuc tube annual . including the
bins touts or VChc’ an and other point a
my d East Boston Who will save an
nverfnge or from fifteen to twenty min.
too time ovet the old torryboat moth
od oi! reaching Boston.
The new East is out. tunnel. which
xt do undst neat Boston harbor
the mainland to East Boston on
Noddle island. is one of the longest
nu- -wnntun iuunols in the world its
olai length is l d ttnlleu, although only
.700 fee of this in utttlcl Hl‘.‘ watet
his loin Ul is unseeded by the Mersey
undel at thwerpool wlnlth has 30m
set but it is groan-r than the Black
tall tunnel at London. hunt the Font
turbo and the Gmgow tunnels. The
East Boston tunnel was constructel at
gust at 38.000000 by tho city of Don
which has loaned it for a term ol‘
so years. tinting from 1897 to the Bos-
on Elevated Railway Company. which
vill use the tunnel excluslycly for the
3suture or its electric cats between
torsion and East Boston About {our
ud .oncoltalf yours have boon consum-
d l constructing the tunnel in tho
c‘conpliahmcni 0!. which i any «illit-
‘ult- engineering prohisntsl lad to be»
cited chiefly on account or the man
i underground pines, sewers sud wirar
coated on the Boston side of the bar-
tor. and also because oi the snail-
lands perilous nature oi tho work of
lining the large passageway under-
neath tho bed of Boston harbor. The
tunnel is built entirely or concrete
‘ud is the only tunnel of that kind in
‘he world it has a maximum width of
‘58 {set 8 inclnoat and an av crago height
fluid! the harbor of 20 ic’e’t. 6 inches
There is a dumb of earth batman the
on of the tunnel and the bed of thr
harbor of about 20 feet, the lou’ou‘
toiui. of the tunnel being about 00 tenet
‘nsloyv moan high water. When Bos‘or
harbor is dredged. howaver. to the
‘nllrlputstl dentin of 40 test. the depth
1' chrllt covering the tunnel w'll nol
wot-Led flyc toot. The interior disme-
or of the tunnel Is 20 nor cent. greater
has that ol‘ the St Clair tunnel and
10 per cent. motel than the Hudson
'vog- tunnel The tubs is declared by
xperts to be absolutely firewood and
"tractically safe against leakage. 'l‘itr
walnut of ventilation. which is sold
to be excellent. includes the employ
'nGllt or a duct manning through lb'
‘lpndr part o! the tunnel. with on at
«induct by the use or electric fans
Thozactual bonimtlnii'o the tunnel on
“he too. aide in at. coilav Square
inc subway. and from this point
“its items dam “of in to v throuth tbs
.‘ilnn‘t'iw than; out at Maverick
dollars. Em lionton. is cxpccted to bf
i let minut all out: a trolley can
an synod t a Miami: in Limidhltfi
and, «oceanic. The construction o
the Giannini was insulted by four fatal
itirsito workmen. while many otharr
MW trout "salmon" or all- pics
3;: flanges. The nliioslion motivated,
W ti Mullah? W pay on sunny,
man im- the use or nine nonfat net on
can nor can} of its animal W W
receipts or on the basin of lit-i
hoard earn an. inflation uslttt‘: the'
tunnel must pay a toll on one coat in
addition to tho retold r curlers. which
was: to the no to 'n y iniomtn on
his in is our W a
Mi? 0
6 WW
'ovwrhsiw mi w o in N
aroma Naif" Dec. “undergo
film's Bibi blur of tilt
Val leglsigtio'n
. emergency in
or with its
. p "
terminate sentence act AM
Nihilist?” is $3?an
enactment or a; law toak’ln .
at ones. for a person. no that
to convo’y‘lnto lilo prison on it
on it i q s. the anus. exgi
groom‘s, or for Junior” l
9 union all n y to,
or auditioning: that are dent
enable a convict to escape. Bit “0‘
it? the report says,‘ would correct a
definition lathe a ti
ii
To cuss A cot... N on: AY
Take {Antics Bronte quinine ahlsts
All «instants refund the money it it
{allot cure
is on 9
Jr, K
25.3.; .. . .
"F THE. ‘s'rAeri.
cy on F financial lnitltutioito.
WASHtNoroN D. Vc Dec naurne /
oombtroller or the currdncy has just ‘
issued his report on nstlotnal banks ‘
during the tear It shows that it!
Connecticut there were during the
year 103 banks organized. or those
19 were in liquidation {our
vent and 80' in operation.
banks have been started in the state
a one {1900 two with it caplta'i of M5254
000 and one With $50,000. The Paw
ratutk NatlonaVl batik was closed Am
business by vo" notary liquida‘ lonA
'ril 8.1904 having been in existence
since March 21,1805. The capital
stock was $100, 000 all of wh'ch Was
in circulation. Of this amount $65.-
398 was outstanding at the tints the
bunk closed
The Windham County National
bank or Danielson was the only one
c used by' the government in the state
There are in the dilate 90 sayinis
instills, With 401. 387 depositom’. and an
asmsato amount or 3212177974 in
deposits. There are also 10 honour
and loan asdocistihna in the stats
of $3, 861 539.
QEWARE 0F COUNTERFngS.
"Dointt's is the only genuine Witch
Hsz l Salve." writes J. L Tucker. 0!
Con or. Ms "l have used it in t'm
family for Piles. Cuts and Burns for
years and can recommend it to be the
bust Salts on the market. Firm turn
“3': should keep it on it is an luvaiuu
bio household remedy. and should al
ways be kept on hand frit- immediateI
use' Mrs Samuel Gage. of North
Bush. N Y says:
sore on my ankle for twelve years that
the doctors could not «cure. All calves
and blood remedies proved worthless.
I could not walk for over two years
Finally l was persuaded to try De
Witt'a Witch Hazel Salve. which has
. ompiotVely cured me without leaving
a scar.” Sold by The Clifford Phar~
macy. ‘ ‘
DIED WHILE OUT BLEIGHiNG.
N MILFORD. Dec. 30 -——Mrs.
H0 or Buckingham. who lived in
Northdale, a hamlet of this town tour
mlloh sway, died while in hot; slaicb
yesterday. ~ She “first fainted and
when her grandma. Cliiford :Marah,
who Was dr’vluv. attentpto'ci to‘ arouse
hethhe breathed her last. , he had
been visiting at tho homeoi hler son
in-lajw, Chauncey B. Marsh. in Wells-
ville‘. and was returning home. She
was seventy-six years of age. ‘
-—-‘-- -flw-
WRONG; IDEA.
Don't get the wrong idea into your
head that starvation in good for Dye
hernia .
It's no t.
Those who have not studied this sub
loci very deeply. on- with trained scien-
tiiic minds. might think so '
Hut facts prove otherWiac‘
All specialists in stomach and at
genitive disorders know rthat it in best
for dyspepsia to be well fed
Why dyspepsia is really a starva-
tion' disease! '
Yhur food doesn't food you.
on starvation; youvnnay dive your
bowels and kidnesy lent to do. but that
doe not cure your diseatlvo trouble-—
shit ly claim you weaker and lichen;
less likely to be permanently cured
thani over. "
No, tho only right way to ernan- > ,.
out! onto yoitrsolr not any form oi dys-
lion llv int/all the food Milt. you and
.00! across with younand help your
dig ties to want with sutures Dya-
poc la Tabloid. .
This to a solo, cantata. scioutlsc r9
llsb a method a! tthmti which wil
adv r (all to cure the most obntinats
can it 99an in.
B art’s Dyspspnlo Tablets have i.
can a. tonic, refreshing effect on the
ry glands or the entire digestive
“mixer ”acidity force the flow of dosing
dig that Jolson. »
”containl‘thomsslvel. than
tit “charities! loonsiltuonta of into
in d thus when dissolved they help
to dissolve the (cod around thorn in
stomach or bowels
They therefore quickly relieve all
tins nytnprouta oi indignation. and cos:
the glands to take it proper piodauro
. in ti ling thrill-toms: work»
or can you usaxrtczhaalth. '
. man
E‘ W Groves signatory ‘
Repnrt of Comptroller of tile some; '
ittsoi- 'V
Only Vihro‘c ‘
with. a membership of 8 .085. and asset‘s1 ,
is a favorite in winter.
made of it for memt men.
urea in pink and WIINVC, phlc
faced, the reverse side behig
I
For Plush
Brown Bear. Theron
set of children's furs. $6b0
Moleskin.
verimitatiou of the genuitnt
Ian Marmot.
shades at 59c. V
I
V .
' l
Bread and Butter' PlaitL.
l
t
t
Handkerchiefs
Golf @10ch
Kid V Gloves
Hosiery
nap in or indidostlvs troubl o, is to eat . ‘-
N‘s..." '7? on non m
9y too 9 years."
mito- Mrs. Wand condor, or abattoir
ion. Wash" “and tits doom could not
no? mo, lit-led Foley's KidnorClm.
tits my first dose gave nus no
"of and i am now cured. ! Mountain
Ill,“ too much for Foley- Kidney
cur ” wit tasks» the diseased nou-
ultrasound no imam slimgoato £20
nos a no linens t y
do tllim maiden“ alaibiiiohsibls. bold
new Drains rs. .
PAPIfltu ANUPAGTURIR MAD.
rRANCH-1 Hm Dec. 30. “Horace
hidden. «and eighty-nine yours died
at his home here yesterday o old
ass. Bidwall was a tanner paper
manufacturer or some dominance nu.
lotion-cod to retire on neonatal at his
This“ no one of the most scnvicc'ahlc fabrics Woven.
soft warm, and perfdttiy non shrinkable Within»
It is so agrrkahle to thodouch that
bath and lounging relics, and aloe slccpiug garments arc
meat of colors is very lat-gs, daidty Chocks,
effects, vine like borders and" garlarids.
t n
. .
it ~ I .
Reed Co.
The D. M.
' "1‘ had a fever .
, woo. '
tBattsiies in Mint and col
and children. The assort-
finds and Viig
blue and while, with service-
able grays, tans and batty blue Many of their} are deubic-
i
used for trimming. . ‘
No linitth' is reniuimd‘ 25C in yam, a . V.
. ‘4 VrM7ash GOOdSV'l fidgtloflr
marked down. .
Those For Flushes which have been in such fever for
Coats, Maids, and Childrkins Coats have been selling Stead-
ily until some pieces arci handily more than remnants.
What is‘ left will be sold at these prices: . .
h enough {or a mud” on two, or a
aya
fine softest, ptetiicst gray, end a most cle-
lwo grades, $4" ., ‘ and $6.00
A very 'attracliyi color $4. ., 5 a yVard
Mirror Velvets. .
A soft and delicate material which has been
let fancy work and trimmings.
popular
There are eight or ten
i
”AM
Very dainty pink and green
6 for 39¢. Special.
.-. i‘
\s
.
USEFUL . AND . ORNAMENTAL‘
Neck‘waiar
Piotnres '
Penman
Ribbons
hon as haunt 3%le
weather laymen? Mia
lowddotdtrippih 5Y9:
yin: dip at t
p 01.. thirtystwo tour of
shipment in, tlio‘wu bid
brought in and it our Viiitoiy that
y?
loan had been shipped by dark. The
movement in tobacco? his given (thin
large-mi mother: orb-o»
“ ploymdnii to in
on.
Aivcturnitd‘ Militias;
Anthro Inca of Ian
and was: trolll
convocation, sl
in no hi
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