i
‘ 2:0; tar ‘LWnr says that
tabulary and other
y‘W giving information
it liiwleits so that it became
L L kill or capture them. as
.. ill" the _ rt says not a single
' of ladronss is now to
p mute island of Luzon; that
c loaders save live or
. eta klilcd or captured and
. . or may be said of the WW
Will). ll ; with the exception of Ba-
W «he Commission adds that there
. L to supports that orderly
, , ill be otherwise than per~
' ~L The relations between Ain-
Fliipinos are said to be
. ‘IIdi‘t'iJ switlt‘ 'a steady growth
edce and good feeling between
called isndorslof public op-
Filipinos.” the re-
aye dotiniLely cast
a Ameilcans. "
Moron. the report says
our of Lilo More province
pointed practically all of thi
I Milhdinao and the Sum ac.
pt for till. 000 Filipinos.
documents of convicts
north by Spaniards is
Moron professing Mohuni
d by other litm- C-bristlnn
‘ l mfound upon investigation
lit- 1' filed it Daub, in Squ ar
bumgglidwm),"mamma-1 as much
. guilty. as ho although he was the
'thultti' head of the Moron 'i‘liLIr re-
port savor ,
“From time immemorlal the Moms
lihve practiced polygamy, and have
been accustomed to make raids upon
other nonflhr'istian tribes to replenish
their stock of slaves, as well as to on
- We ill piracy. while the Arabs taught
ethont the use of fire arms. The. non«
. L implosion tribes of Linc province as
n as they understood the Arm- tic. ans
bold protect them against their on
-. bill; ebony, tho Moros. were only too
Willing to recognize American autum-
it}' can rebuilt: the benefits of its pro-
lion; in a number of instances
, hey have been induced to establish
themselves in villages and to till the
adjacent soil. They are said not to
[be lacking in intelligence."
in speaking of the abrogation of
{thug treaty with the Sultan of 8qu the
Li’éport says:
“Whilst it had never been recogniz-
ed as valid and binding. and indeed as
to the provision relating to sanory
had been repudiated by the President,
still it had been lived up to by the
Americans in every particular includ-
ing the payment of annual subsidies
to the Sultan and his principal dates.
hilt it had been systematically and per
alstently violated by them"
The foport says that ii pacific poll
o‘ym toward the Moron seemed to give
t on the ilnprossion the Americans
‘ were afraid of them but a short do—
l _ . cinive campaign gate them to under
blood that. the Americans had not only
the purpose but the power to support
its authority and enforce order.
“There is no reason " it is added,
“to’ expect any further trouble with
thajiulu Moran
forring to the conference with tho
Sultan of 8th at Manila the report
says tbdt upon his explanation that
the annulment of the treaty left him
without means of subsistence he. being
deprived of the revenues received as
Iridium the Commission thought it.
ILiiould be inequitable to permit this
and agreed to give film and the metn~
bolts of his household 18. 000 pcsos am
finally, with the understanding that he
and they give every aid to the Govern-
pliant .
it was found upon investigation
that the Sula Moms have no general
sysibm of laws ouch tribe having an
unwritten code of its own. but all so
incongruous its to make them worth-
luvs its a. biotin upon which to build. As
it'll illustration it is stated that in
“Yum of the codes murder is punishs
”do.
by Li small lino and in cases of
d ‘ Lory thew man is lined and the wont
. an Li‘ridtil at we.
‘ With reference to the MM lands the
‘. minimum, after repealing the stain-
’mlb heretofore made its to opposl
on the part of a majority of the
Pitta onto the friars.- says:
Holy flee, recoupislng that the
Lil generally speaking, Roman
oil. and the wisdom of supply.
tit priests who would be
. LL them has appointed an
art archbishop and bishops who
Wilbur tho pitted! formprly occu-
pc‘ulsh churchmen and has
I. I)wiuc and conciliatory pub
’ym of?! Lit-c lain; to force objectionable
ponrcluctitnt pnrinldcnerae
d has brought its great influence to
lipst- in facilitiitinc the purchase by
“mammal. of the l it landed
written under the contra of the
report. its it there still continues
:m‘u‘cli con roversy and ill-fooling
men the independent Filipino
Schwor Alipaynns. as they are
nioniy culled—«and the Robina
I ‘ lib Apostolic Church in regard
L orthip of churches. son-
”would in many locali-
sm it has been
movement insomni-
sit political rather
b dad had for its motives
Induction and that it is
ply. true that be has at:
mum; of the. not
less clement among the
P also true that int
militia
1 Milton!) who are lastly en- ‘
lauds: unobstrniitcd
tariff horrid
bewnun interim
toil thr as multiple
having that. in
Ircviiiiuc iii/stunt has
“I, bran lput in Imus tIiv‘hicli the Controls;
« son ones it that up may pormt 0
bill existing tariff IWiMh ll
. . least on itch it coming from. . use
them nifilfiwilfii - ‘
salami; commie ‘
til, redlictloi'ni
kioy lu'ri ton on and dial
theorem o the Drilled"m
Buttes. the report it its ore prohibitive
The admission bit .so‘ products. free
of duty int/o lllIL‘t Unite dSintes. it is
cuserth would not seriously inluro’
AIIIoricnn interests but would be it
been to the Philippine sugar planters
and tobacco growers. . A recommen-
dation is made for tho repeal of the
law authorizing lilo refunding of do
ties. the statement being that since its
enactment $1,060,460 has been collect
on in refundable dutle’s‘, principally on
hemp cxporintions to the United
States
The Commission makes the follow-
ipg rot-oInmendntionb:I .
Reduction of tariff-on‘sugnr and LL»
lattice to not. more than 25 per cent
of tho Dingley rate;
'l‘htit authority be} given the Commit!
slop, with the approval of the Presl
dent. and Secretary of. War to issinI
bonds from linieto iifne. for tutors
improvements, not to eXt'Oild $5, Utili-
000 Lin the aggregate. L
legislation exempting all bonds is.
sued by the Philippine Government or
by any .09 the provincial or municipal
govotnmcnts not only from Federal
or Philippine it'txulion. but from state
county and Iiiunicipnl taxation in the
United states. '
’i‘hnt Lontrol of the shipping in
triide botwmn the. islnnids be left
wholly in tho illsciLiIllou ol‘ the Philip
pint- Connoission sublet: to the appro-
val of the President and Sec rotary of
Wat. .
’l‘hut the application of the United
States cosstwlsn Iiuvigitlon lawn, to
the trade between IhiII Philippine sI
lands and the mainland of the United
action until Jilly 1,1309 or in the a!
ltII.Inallve flint thLI consi‘wim lawn of
the [infield Slates be not. outdo Iippli
capit- to 1h.- I.radLL- botwoenLilILI islands
and the mainland ol‘ the United States
except with a piovlso or LI oiniilion that
lite rates upon imports {Linn the. Phil-
ippines into the United States shall
not pay duty in eitcoss of 25 per cm
of the Dingley tariff. t
Congressional fiction utiliorlzlng lilo
Philippine Commission, vilili the up
plural of the President. anti Start-Lory
of War to encourage Iuilroad con
struction-in the islands zby accompany-
ing the grants or franchises. when
deemed neocssitry with n gasrnntr by
the Philippine (iovmnnipnt of income
on the amount of tlii.I investment to be
fixed in advance in the itct. ot‘ guaran-
Ly the. amount or income guaranteed
not. to exceed annually foiir per cent.
of the fixed Pr‘liwllllll .
That the aIIictInl of land “which may
be acquired by any indlvli ml or con-
partition be ex ended it) "Qtiilti notes.
and that. the. iw which forbids the
filing of more hail one mining claim
by Lin; sameindlviduai upon a lode. or
deposit bo imperiled.
Legislation authorizing the Commis-
sion to make reductions on piesent
and future tnriiif schedules when in its
opinion to do no will be in the public
interests wise to provide propiII‘ Inu-
ohinoty for till: extradition oII lngl
lives to and fliiiin the islands.
In his annual report ns‘clvll fort-r
nor Mr, Wright says that with l iIx
cepllon of u very few provimcs inrk
ed progress has i It made in tho dul-
tivntion of field land production of
crops as compared with the precullng
year and as a consequence there. has
been no sufferingIamong the, people
for the necessaries of life. Mr.
Wright says that life and property ‘arc
now sofa in It do rec never before or
perlenced by the eople of the islliniis
and that the call it is inure fuvoralllt-
than for years 11 It.
(lovornor Wright. recommends great.
or safeguard’ for provincial and Inuni
clpnl elections saying it. is difficult to
make candidates and voters under:
stand that ancient methods may not
be resorted iii.
The report. of Mr) Worcester as see
rotary of the interior callsI attention
to the fact that the forestry ugcnls
visit all parts: of the islands without.
arms and unguarded. as an indication
of the good other pmvalllnu. ”with
conditions he reports good throughout.
the islands. Choium hasdlsuppourcd
and the plague has Loren held within
very narrow limits. ‘
Mr, Worcestor’s r Iport. says there
are over 200 cstablis lfllBlllfliil Manila
where opium'is shit on. He adds:
"They are filthy uni iinsiinitnryIund
are at. present not r Ioipilzod by law
or required to tako I it licenses."
in his report as L vii governor of
More Provinvc De ul Wood says
slave trading has been brought prno~
tically to an end tlfibughont the lien
cmsl Moro districts. although he says
it undoubtedly continues to some ex-
tent between the inlrind Moran and the
savage tribes of the .intnrior. Gonor-
sl Wood says it would he Iiiiiicuit. to
treating a worse forfn of slavery, the
II vs having ltbfioiili‘tl sly no rights. No;
rt has been made to tear them,- for-
iiI masters. but
.d that they are
free to remain or ion n them. with the
result that. many fo not slaves have
1ch their tumor at term.
“With all their laid it ” unyii General
Wood. "the Moron s bravo and reso-
lute and under good! we and an hon-
est government in t u will give a
hood account of thorns nvcs." He says
the standing of the meriocn people
among the natives of ills province has
been much injured by the presimco Lot
Alamo Lough clear of Americans
"whose energies have been principulI
it? expended iii the ctmstructlon mains
lunatic. and patroncm of rum shops
which outnumber Liter Ameiican
business estabiiihm MI."
WW
~“bittlc colds" nucleation-thence
Mills of livcs marl and every year.
Di- Wood‘s Pin- pinup cures
caldmm “in colds. top. down
'o the my will consumption. .. not
install satiyli'tln' tub spend their
it «my. has felt the u should exist and
the most intimate till it relations" be"
. tween the United Btnttin and the la ‘
States bi: postponed by congressional
Miobtsrown MAN Mutilation. L
are”.
William 8. Whitncy Hail Attacks of
. Mental Dcrnngcmcni.
MIDDLETOWN. Jun. i.i-Wlllliirn
8. Whitney. for many yours prominent
in business and in municipal affairs.
committed suicide yesterday by shoot-
lag He had previously had attacks of
apparent mental derangement and into
twice before attempted to take his own
life. once lly inhaling illuminating gas
and once by the use of a razor.
Mr. Whitney. with his son. Chariot.
conducited Ii carriage and harness
business. the show rooms being in the
Universalist Church block on Main
street. Today not. long after the stun
was opened for business. he wont to a
neighboring hardware store and put‘
chased a revolver and cartridges, tel.
ling that he had come to the conclus-
ion that it. would be ‘well to have such
it weapon at his residence. Going
back to his own tore he sent his sail
away from the lace cm a trivial er
rand. Whilf' he went to a closet and
standing before a mirror shot himself
behind the right ear. Ho was found
lying on the floor of the closet—and
death occurcd after he had been re
moved to the Middlesex Hospital.
Mr. Whitby was 67 years old. For
25 years he was a member of the. hard.
ware firm of Noxou and Whitney. hm
two or three years ago went into bu
inesswllh his son. He was formerly
it member of the board of LIIlIiL'Iitlitifiul
and of the common council.
Besides his son Charles. another son.
Dr. William H. Whitney of West-field
Muss. survives him.
No MORE STOMACH TROUBLES.
'Lll stomach ll‘Llllillo is reI'novoii by
the use of Kodoi ilvsptipsifl Curt. it
gives the stomach perfect rest by Lil
gusting what you out without the illlllll~
ach‘s aid. The food builds up the
body, the rest restores the stomach in
health. You don‘t have to diet your‘
self when taking Kodol Dyspepsia
Cum. .l. i). Erskine. of Allenvlllc.
MiCii.. says. "i suffered Heartburn and
Stomach trouble for some time. My
sisterdndnw has had the some trouble
and was not able to cut. for six weeks.
She lived entirely on warm water. Af-
It-Ir inking lu'o bottles of Kodol ilysI
pepsin Cure Hill! was entirely cured.
She now cats heartily and is in good
health. i am glad to say Kodol gave.
me instant rLIliLIi’. " Sold by The Clif
i'oid PharIIiqu
-w...
-—‘ fu—MWVM
HAT rimsuéaa airRAnoE iDEAS
Lav-«t—
Believes Hc In in Charge of Colt-ital
Secret Service.
to
_ bill
' root appropriations
.‘ political. and the. claims: from
' Itltnle aggregate. minions.
suction
; ._ . an allocation bill in one
p a ytlio House ililli season. but
he ooiiimlttdc has Lituitpletcly champ
Led it so that it Is practically a new
The bill proposes to pay in rib
2'..56li dill. and to
refer various otlioiIf claims to the dc—
parttnonts for so: filament. Ilt includes
claims from Iill states, and the amt
cunts run from u no dollars up to
thousands. ~I at
There are 16 claimants from (lure
the
in some
cases the commutes does not know
LiinLroaldencns of the claimants, but it
is expected they will oonni forward us
soon as the hill asses. if it ever
does. The bill w ll be called up for
action in the Senate in a few days.
ntid probably passed it will then go
to a commitwo of conference between
the two houses. whorn‘ the. fate of
these claims will really be decided. Lit
is expected Inany of them will be cut
off. No new claims can be added and
if this bill passes it will probably be
the only claims bill to go through this
position -
The following is n corupioto list. of
the Connecticut claimants under the
bill: Caroline Swan. Mary bl l'rltch
ard. Seymour Swan nudI Carrie. it.
moody. solo heirs of Travers Swan of
prldsepdri ti. 606.40. Francis w. Dick
ens; residence not given. $89.:(M Chas.
lIl llawkinsp of Mlddlosex County
“it «til Jobn' Lowe: of Fair-field county
$107.8§;Aloxondef Back, of Now non
don County, .184 all: Oscar C Stanton
of New [station Co'unty toot. lit; Law
fence M. Bowers. executor of the es-
tate of lildwtird (7. flowers. flitt'lzli;
lionry M. Cleveland naninistrIstot of
the estate of [souls Kingsley. Mil oil;
Annie 0 Collier widowI of Thomas C.
Collier. ”96.72: Henry R. Skinning. of
New London County. $369. 32: Walter
R. sconeld. of Foirflcld :; Llunty
.3590. 96: Grace A. Arms. ckecn rix of
Frank A Arms, “Mimi, and A. S.
Oberiy. $198..”
FORTUNATE FATHER AND SON.
i am as certain as i now live «says.
Mr. C. E Bartholomew. Kslktiskii,
illicit that Dr David Kcnnodys Fa-
vorito Remedy. of kondout N. Y.. anv-
cd my life when l was a victim of that
terrible disorder-«Bright's disease.
My son had a fever core. on his cu;
in: too used Favorite Remedy an is
now well. All drnggtsls $i .;00 Il bot-
tles 85.00 ”
mm...
SHOT His NEIGHBOR.
Fairiielu Man’s Legs Filled was Buck.
'Ihol—How it Happened.
gin Iran-Livia do not
P]
‘ Two men who‘ll’t
speak to one film . now. although
they were quili- frl Indly a short. time
ago. They are neighbors. or that in.
they resided within it quarter or a iliiii‘
of each other. (liitgLIiiglit Ii i‘LIw Weeks
ago one of the neighbors awoke
on hearing a noise near his chit-lion
coop. The moon was up and he could
set the figure of it plain, standing near
the coop. lining! indow he look
a shot at the drill‘ivitlil a shotgun. .
Alter firing he storied toward the
LIhlLIkLn coop. which pins some little.
\VESTI’URT .lnn ll Milan) Thurs
London but tliilslicr of South Noiwnlk
he lills had infirm“ of the sect-LII ser-
\il‘t‘ department or llcuvcn.
brought to tho sanilurium burn and
will be kept ilere‘ iinlii January it.
who is well liked in South Norw.ulk
\lsiloil the different for torien on iI‘tiday
liliti talked wildly to all who would,
listen and ill the it ill Ll corset incloiy
frightened the women and was LIvliLI LIii
iii.- use visited the Clifford hotel anti.
threatened to burn it unless it was
liniIchintely turned into a church.
SPEEDY RELIEF.
A solve that. heals without. Ii scar
ts DIIWlll'H Witch Hazel Salvo.
remedy effects such speedy relief. it
drqu out. inillnnnnatlon. soothes. cools
and iii-nip nil cuts. burns and bruises.
It sure cure for. Files and skin discus-
lI-K. Di Will's in tho only
Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of (Iona
:crfiIits, they are dangerous Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. .
w. -— «.4» m, WM
lCE CUTTER FOUND DEAD.
liAWlddi’VlliiiE. Juli il.»~~.lnnics
Riordan. of this place was found dead
beside the tracks of the Highland Di-
vision of thI New York. New linvcn
and l-inrlford Railroad iii DykiIIIuin' N.
Y.. thirty miles West of burn. iic
started Monday for the scene of ion-
cuiting operations near llykeman‘s
and is built-veil to have ilili'il struck by
u train.
‘ ”.me
TONIC T0 THI SYSTEM.
For liver troubles and constipation
there is nothing better than DLint'ii
Little lilarly Risers the famous litt o
Pills They do not. weaken the atom:
Itch Their action upon the system
is mild, pleasant and harmless. Bob
Moore. of lialt‘ayctto, lint. says, “No
use talking. DcWilta Little Early
Risers do their work. All other pills
l have used grips and make the nick
lithe stomach and never cured me.
i‘ioWitl's Little lllnrly Risers proved
to be the long sought relief. They
are simply perfect. " Persons travel-
ing find Little icnrly llisors the most
reliable remedy to carry with them.
Bold‘by ’l‘lio Clifford Pharmacy “I
Still, WALKKDR FILL FROM WW-
0
DANBURY. Jim. iiwI-llenry C. idly.
seventyosixm apromlnont resident of
this city, fell from the summit story
window of his home yesterday morn»
ing. while walking in his sleep and
Iuistaincd injuries that will probably
prove fatal. .
GREATLY iN DEMAND.
Nothing Is more in demand than a
modicino which meets modern rc-
Iiuircmouts for I blood and system
cleanser. such as Dr. Litters New
Life Pills.
need to ours stomach and liver tron-it
bios. than. tilt it. it enter-Iii
hm its mail. ..
who bellows that for a thousand yLIuIs-
has her It
“hen there will bLI it hearing befortI
.lIIngLI Gregory. of South Norwalk. in
regard to his sanity. Mr 'l‘liorstonsou i
Nu
genuine ‘
They are hilt what you With
Illsiliuce from the llullfil‘. but he could
not find any trace of the would lie
llIiL-f.
| (iolni: into the read be met his
neighbor who informed him that u
he had filed the shot he had better
.be careful be. Id been coming up
the. road on hen some of the shots
whistle past him. l‘liLI neighbor as-
unred the 01th int ho had not seen
[anyone in the vic. hit) and stated that
3hr bad Just I'ILIuInLId from Bridge-
poit Tin next morning the farmer
who lnid done the shooting followed
ibis neighbor to iliidgepmt and saw
iillll‘i enter ii Liwlor' .4 office. 'ihLI next
dav be tuned at the doctor It and ask-
ed what was the mailer wiili his
noighbot 'l‘hiI Lilli"lOl lnformtd him
that he had l‘t‘lnt‘n‘f’lh nearly forty
but-kshol li‘olll the man‘s legs.
. That night the man with the shot
holes in his legs received a verbal
“laying out" from his neighbor and
some hints on the. formalities that
should be gone tin'ougli in order to
be admitted to ainelghbor‘s- hollr‘roost
after ill p. III. The other did not like
the manner in which his knowledge
u of etiquette was attacked and since he
has not spoken to the man who filled
his legs with lendcn pellets.
achENlNG BHlVERlNG Fl'l's
of Arnie and Malaria. can be relieved
Lind cured with Electric Illitcrs. This
is a pure, tonic medicine; of ospoclnl
benefit in malaria, for it exerts a trite
curative influence on the (license. driv-
ing it entirely out of the system. it
in touch folio preferred to Qulnluc.
having none of this drug's bad after.
effects. E. 8. Monday. of Henrietta.
Tex” writes: “My brother was very
low with malarial fever and iiiundlce.
till he look Electric Bitters. which
saved his life. Al. F. H. Balxor's
lirug fltorolfprice 500.. guaranteed. I"
Mu .mmaua-u. mt
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
Mr. Mansfield'. lnvmtion Bclnp ‘l‘rlcd
by the Trolley Company.
K. W. Mansfield. the well-known
Norwulk ‘uitkItI'loittIi.. has invented a
device for automatically working the
signals which the Connecticut. itali-
on claims. ‘ t l
thradlcy. U
I’I v {Iii V P. b
contain to itintno illlli
l Gentlemen: Piano give hid it:
lWeok'a Free Treatment bottle of:
:DII. Kennedy. Oct-curt Solvent. ‘ :
plume ‘1
:Atldross ......L.... f...“ .
IIIIIUICO
'ii-I
('II ”pinyin. ...... I.
'l
Ii-outin
We on and heartily recommend or.
Dill/iii Kennedy' a Calchra Solvent. the
wonderful new kidney and Liver cure.
it in not a “patent. medicine." it will
not disappoint you. Reputation counts
Dr. Kennedy‘s excellept ‘preparationn
have been world famousfor over 30!
years; We will‘ give you a Week's
Fréo’ Treatment bottle if you simply
output the concert above and hand‘,
it to us. Large bottles. for complete
treatment, cost $1.00. 6 bottles for
$5.00. .. '
cautioned”. U
H. E. Mygait. of South Norwaik.
Wants 86,000 From the Now Ha.
van Railroad.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Jan. ii.-Thc
first of the many cases on the deckei.
against the. New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company to be tried
since last spring begun in the superior
court yesterday afternoon. the plaintiff
being Harry E. MygaLt of South Nor-
walk. Conn. who sues for damages
of $5.000. claiming to have been scr-
wo' Vs not youl"..
"You anptur to be In
“Your meat!” unclaimed
crook. in surprise.
a
COLDS
‘ UK! blMllC.
nuts 'fllE LUNGS.
CON
CATARRH
MYWCIR
Cores Sore Throat.
ionsly injured while riding on a pass
South Norwaik on the evening of May
2 limit The plaintiff's evidence was
to the effect that he was riding on the.
p. In.. and reaches South Norwnlk at.
5:56. lie Wits in the smoking car on
of the car. and when within about
150 feet from the South Norwalk stu~
tion a freight train backed down upon
the main tracks, crashing into the
passenger train. A box freight car
struck the smoker and it is alleged
that the smoker was reduced to kind
ling wood, Mr. Mvguli, said he. was
the debris. with timbers,
window sashes piled upon him MI.
Myguil said he was in the aisle putting
on his coat when the accident liup»
pencil.
South Norwalk and an employo in 11
but factory there. claimed that ho was
confined to his home and rendered un-
able in work for a period of Six or
eight weeks. when he suffered a re-
iIipsLI after being at work two or three
days. and was again L'IonipiIlliId to dis
continuiI work for two weeks. it is
claimed. InorLIoVL-r. that he. is still suff-
of locomotion and iscnsation in his
lower limbs is greatly reduced, and
that his illjilrleH‘Illl‘iI permanent and
progressive. This-injuries which it :s
claimed MI. bivgatt sustained included
contuslons on the. back of the spine
thI right side. abdomen. over .lhe klnI
boys, and on ”it“: right and left leg.
and is was claimed tout he. sustained
internal injuring which cause him to
have licuiorrliaizcs. it was claimed
that the plaintiff vvnszonming from
$30 to $38 It woek' in ills employment
at it halter before his injuries. Only
four of the plaintiff‘s witnesses had
been heard yesterday. the plaintiff be-
ing on the stand for several hours.
ANOTHER GOOD MAN .GONE
WRONG.
Ho neglected to take Foley's Kidney
Caro ai the first signs of Kidney trou-
lilo, hoping it would wear away. and
he was soon a victim of Bright's Dis-
ease. There in danger in delay, but
if Foley‘s Kidney Cut-LI is taken at
once the symptoms will disappear, the
kidneys are strengthened and you are
soon sound and well. A. R. Bass, of
Momentum. lnd.. had to get. up ten or
twelve limos in‘iiie night. and had It
severe backache and pains in the
kidneys and was cured by Foley's. Kid-
noy Cure. Sold at. Pinistcd's Drug
Store. . ,"'
BURGLAR MAKES A CONFESSION
BRIDGFPORT Jan ii. ”William
Otto. arrested on suspicion. has prov
on to be the burglar Who looted the
residence of Mrs. Jacques. at .229
brunch strcui, West Haven. and after
making a full confession lo the local
police was turned over to the New lla-
ccn authorities yesterday noon. lie
scoured fully 1200 Worth of booty,
most of which was recovered.
HOW TO AVOID PNEUMONIA.
We have never heard of a single in-
stance of a cold resulting in Pneumo-
nia or other lung trouble when Folcy' s
Honey and TM has been taken. it not
only steps the cough. but heals and
strengthens the lungs. Ask for F0-
ley‘s Honey and Tar and refuse ny
substitute offered. Dr. G. J. at:
of Agnew. illicit, writes: “l have us-
ed Foley's Honey and TM in three
very severe cases of pneumonia with
good re nits in every case." Sold at
Plaistcd ii Drug Store
“can stick to il'A’lLflOADiNfl.
sway it: Lighting Company needs In its
block system. The new lllvrlllion iii~
being tried on the iwu switches by
Main strut-t, No walk. The present
way of throwing as signal» by hand is
cumbersome and often causes delay.
Many attempts have boon made by
electricians to invent an automatic
device which would have the trolley
whorl make. the desired signal None
of them have ever given satisfaction.
Which the trolley company has glyph
it. continues tonic nu sncccssi‘ui tilt
the trolley world.
that which the trolley wheel makes
the automatic device, which
mflfio believe that the new be
“flotation will in it complete success. .
‘ iirelttonl from til
But Mr. Manon old, after long study
of the cubical; has produced a double I‘
somu'pbore slitnai which. if the trial ««
at present. will In» reieiwd eagerly in J}
The ii inns! is rcmiiitiod by the cow .
to the wire. Thorn is every .
iiitllit‘llii’ml'l’ .laLn. 11.~Honry ‘1)
beach. for the past your president itnd
Company here. has announced his rc—
ooncern to resume
his position as u lot signal editor of
‘lliu Wests-m Division of the New York.
New liavsn and Hartford Railroad
Cum an
eager train between Bridgeport and.
train which leaves Bridgeport at 5:0ii‘
the. fifth or sixth seat from the front ‘
thrown down and found himself under I~
seats and
The plantlff. who is it resident of“
«ring from anesthesia. that the power .
manager of the» Pacino Iron Works .
5i) DOSES 25c,
it
ll‘ must all right."
“i didn‘t think I Elbow-"Not stall.
honoured to be worth as much tin all ins;
that "-L‘nt Lolic Standard and Ti in
in: cats/it
masonic
OLD COUGHS
pin and Uiccrated III or. _ .
Grip and Pleat-icy coat! th'gwholo system likgtinag'igkeé cold-
l25 DOSES 50c,
No opium, no quinine; no chloroform, no poison. .
,B' F. J AOKSON Q 00., INDIANAPOLIS, [KIN
4m
All Counter-felts, Imitations and “Joshua-good” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience agahmt Experiment.
What is CASTORIA-;
Onstorln is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare-I
. gorle, Drops and Soothing Syrups.
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys lI‘cvorisltness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
tiff lII its int one“ taco Inc “t5“
out it. and lumpy memorials -. J y n
llohl'l’ou look bored somewhat.”
l Was merely think~
J ‘HcI—“OL‘ wbntl’l ShomI‘OL you ”
M [If y. .
the polar
QUEER
“GRIP
lfi um
SUMPTION
f ASTHMA
not out Imus
300 [ions 31. oo
The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has lien
in use ibr over 80 years, has home the signature or?
and has been made under bin
sonnl supervision since its infinite:-
Ailow no one to deceive you in this.
It is Plumb. It“
(lolic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatttlonoy. It assimilates the Food. regulates the
Stomach and Bowols. giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea-Tho Mother’s Friend. '
GENUINE CASTORIA Atwiiys'
Bears the Signature of
The find You Have Always Bought
in Use For (mi 30 Years.
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SAVE THIS
COUPON.
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as Well street
PIC?
ts WALL. crud". ‘
’chnLlrc field of science
and Line n.“ u FlilllSllill
rut I not can turns Pu
nor eight of those coupons and 69 cents we will furnish. for a;
Sentinel readers with a solid sold fully “in.
ad barrel. rubber can, screw section boatitlful deitiery. with “Jim
' Perfect satisfaction guaranteed Yo u wonder how you ever not Lilo
without it. Carry your coupons to Oilfield Pharmacy, F‘. 8. Coleman. 1
North Main street. William P. Beers, iii Wall street; Edward P.
.‘ cm» llama all other noun-loot iii in "will" tut it it-
mu‘ your amt acculturation
WNW TIIFLI Wi'l'i'i WWI I'VIIl IXAHiNATiDN v.1... uq‘
‘ 0. B. JACKSON.
i0 1N0 OVER
nowhere has there been Illicit
choc cl Optics and the fitting of [tins tics.
, in a measure, to the fact. that we embrace ovary mentor
strictly seek to originate new methods of excellence t
.nid us in the practice of Fitting Glasses. _ .
warranted fountain pen polish-
W090 .-
Hc' Secs But
no votiIIALIII libraries. cosmon- co (mitt-«it Iii"
woo sus' vuir
CONSEQUENCES.
FITTING GUARANTIID.
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