0n Roth-Inn.
ZHAVEN. Jan. iii-Two men
out: dead In bed In the board-
Dt by Mrs. James Kll
.Wooster street, yesterday
’l‘h men. one of whom was
halvsk‘l. went there late
the. liver troubles and constipation
tore is nothing better than Dertt's
{Early Risers the famous little
They do not weaken the atom
eir action upon the system
leasant and harmless. Bob
:Lall‘ayette, lnd., says. "No
_ DeWItt's Little Early
their work. All other pm.
hey used gripe and make me sick
In the tomach and never cured me
long sought relief. The:
or simply perfect " Persons travel
In: find Little Early Risers the mos
I IW HAVEN GIERL FATALY BURN-
D
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 16. -Anna Tor
, a young ltalian girl. accidentally
the to her clothes at her home in
- tier street yesterday- morninr. and
ab was terribly burned over her on
tire body She was taken to the New
, ow :70 AVOID PNEUMONIA.‘
We drove never heard of a single in. -
"in a cold resulting in Pueumo
‘ nia orsothér lung trouble when Foley‘ s
3000ny d Tar has been taken. it not
I5 stops the cough but heals snd
sthens the lungs. Ask for F0
‘Kbne’y and Tar and Iefuse any
substittite offered. Dr. C J. Bishop,
I new; Mich" writes: “I have us-
lei’yfs Honey and Tar In three
y severe cases of pneumonia with
.1 results in every case." Sold at
istedis Drug Store "
. HELL TO DEFEND HIMSELF.
, ASKING’I‘ON. Jan. 16. ~Sennt0r
(ills lifter consulting a number ol
to sand fellow senators. has decid-
‘ go into the Senate today or to-
c w. obta n recomition at the first
onnortunlty. and make a statement in
sellidefense regarding his indictment
5 Haven division. No. 77. the Hartford
Sfllllrlllli IIEBOIIEIIIEII BY
PLAISTED'S DRUG BII‘IORE.
‘PstIons sou suqusans.
Resolutions Providing That They Bo
Recognized as En'lctsd Men. .
WASHINGTON. D. 0. Jan. 16.-—-All
be members of the Connecticut dele-
atlou in congress received copies of
he resolutions adopted by the New
lvlsion, No 205. and the New Lou'-
‘on division. No. 348. of the Brother
hood of Locomotive engineers during
he war of the rebellion. This bill
places the men who served as above
upon the rolls of the war department.
olacine them upon the same‘footing
as enlisted men. and giving them the
benefit of the pension laws. The
resolutions were presented in the Son-
ate and the House.
Mr. Sperry also, presented the reso
lotions of the. Cisarmakcrs' Unions of
Middletown, protesting against the pro
nosed valuation in the tarilf on Phil
ipplue tobacco.
“W
ANOTHER V9000 MAN GONE
ON.
He neglected to take Foley s Kidney
Cure at the first signs of Kidney trou-
ble. hoping it would wear away. and
he was soon a victim cf'Bright‘s Dis-
case. There Is danger In delay, but
xf Foley's Kidney Cure is taken at
nce the symptoms will disappear. the
Iidneys are siren zihened and you are
con sound and well. A. R. Bass. of
’Ior'zuntown. lnd.. had to ch up ten or
welve times in the night.~aud had a
.overc backache and pains In the
It'dnoys and Woo cured by Foley's Kid-
ney Cure. Sold at Plaisted‘s Drue
Store. “
A commission appointed by the gov-
ernment of Canada to investigate the
possibilitles of smelting iron ore by
electricity. as a business proposition.
has decided, after careful research,
that such reduction of iron is possible,
in the economic sense. only where
fuel Is very dear and water power for
the generation of electricity Is cheap
and abundant.
SICKENING sHIvsnINoI-‘Ira
of Aguc and Malaria. can be relieved
Is a pure tonic medicine; of especial
benefit in malaria for it exerts a true
curative influence on the disease, driv-
ing it entirely out of the system. it
Is much to be preferred to Qulnine.
having none of this drug‘s bad after-
and cured with Electric Bitters. This,
BURIEDW WITH ROMP.
Big Funeral For a Waterbury Canine.
i WiNS'i'ED. Jan. iii. ~"GIp" Williams
a church- coins dos, died in Nontville.
a Berkshire village. and his funeral
we» he (1 Saturday. Many children fol
lowed the dog to its burial place.
Clip, who was owned by a family
named Williams for years had attend
ed prayer meetings and all the enter-
tainments In the village church.
After the family had none to may,
or meeting last week Charles Riohs
ardson. who lives with the Williams-
on, said to the dog: ‘GID, yen can't
go to church tonight.” The dos walk
ed into the next room and went
through the window. sash and all
or the name and Insist upon haying Foch’ s HoNar AND TA’R. D0 not risk ,
or health by taking imitations, which cost you the same as the: genuine.
.,FOLav’ 3 Homer AND TAR As put up in three Sizes—250, 5500 and $1.00. “ V '
Arriving at the church (lip pushed
the swinging door open and took his
accustomed seat with the congress
tlon.
—-Scratch. scratch. scratch; unable
to at tend to business during the day
or sleep during the night. itching
piles~horrlble plague Dean's Oint
ment cures. _. Never fails. At mu!
drug store, 50 “cents.
PASSENGERB I-‘ROM MANILA.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 16 .«Thc or
my transport Sherman has. arrived
thirty-one days from Manila, On
board were 190 saloon passengers in
addition to 81-1 cesuals 46 sick. includ-
Ing four insane inch; 21 prisoners, 2'
mmine corps men from Honolulu am
11 deported civilians from Manila. A
nurtv of Filipino students numbering
31. sent home by the insular govern
mom, came on the Sherman Three
are girls. Thev will be distributed
among several high schools and col-
‘-o. no in various ports or tho country
principally in the South and East.
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Ilromn QIIInme ’I‘ImImI
All druggiata refund the money if it
falls to cure. E. W Grove‘ s signatun
Is on each box 250.
SHOT AND KILLED HIS WIFE.
NEEDLES. Cat. Jan. 169—0. C.
Story. a Santa Fe conductor, has shot
and Instantly killed his wife. He Im-
Imodiato‘y afterwards shot himself
through the head. dying almost Instant-
ly. Jealousy was the cause.
vs‘ueaasts MADISON WOMAN
oIss.
effects. E. 9. Monday, of Henrietta.
Tex.. writes: "My brother was very
'in connection with the Orovon land
in the Senate and continue to attend
.I Melons he has not determined
(0qu In One NIg III.
V gtIIeIIaIaIIII Microbe and
frauds. Whether or no he will remain,
|saved his life.
Mood to Cure Any Cough. 25c
,ITy dlcaI Cure for Bronchitis. 50c.
,; oI'cI Group III a Few Minutes.
sore Throat and Ulceratsd Tonclls.
,oIIItIve Curator Quick Concumptlou.
low with malarial fever and jaundice.
till he took Electric Bitters. which
At F. H Batxora
“I'll? Flore: price 500.. snarenieed. u
MADISON. Conn. Jun. 16.—-Mrs. Ab.
isail Dudley Lee. aged 89, and one of
the oldest persons In this town. died
Saturday, She leaves a daughter.
Mrs. Cole. of Madison. and one son.
Rev. '1‘. J. has. of Newark. N. .I. ,
..___. M
BRAZILIAN BALM?!“ "'7'
TRIAL BOTTLE 25c.
Cures In One Month.
5‘0va Thing on Earth That Cures Asthma.
5,, mg! on Ensues g ”my
unmsmmmmmmwmmm
'Mc'ootdddooutoithmrom
sun-may. constipationhsdllllcs.whsnolillu
“Mel
’? vencs la a a
5 - intol- of am coal
the Piousyliiau
. rlover.
ANTI-ATWODD ACTIONB.
Two Bills Introduced Into the General
Assembly to Repeal Old Law.
Two bll‘a were Introduced into the
house at the session of the General
Assembly yesterday. relating to the
law pertaining to administrators of
estates who are delinquent to filing
inventories
Mr. Banks of Pairileld. introduced
the following bill:
consumption.
, of Ige Shinto was:
a sun .2' in Ha ford 2;in
Merido‘u.1rx rt 2
‘ , New Britain. 4: in New Haven, 36: In ‘
‘ New London. 3; In Norwalk.
Norwich 2.
ford. 2: and In Wu. erbu
residents in those are deducted from
the total mortality of their respec
towns in estimating the death rates
of Ihosaiown’s
having no deaths In December:
_ e
5 All urinal... i. consumpt
his. 35 bronchitis. 3: diseases f nor
your system, 3: heart2 disease 3; no
, oldents and violence.2
‘ eases B.
“In other: on t
in Dorian there was one death from
rue mortality In ubllc institutions
11 Bridgeport. 11:
in
Middletown,- 11: In
4: in
1; In Brazil
17.1de-
in Putnam,
title
The following town! are reported as
at»
Berlin.
Avon, Barkhamsted,
Bethany. Bloomfield Bolton, Bridge-
Wfl QI'
East Granby, Eastqn Kent Killins-
worth. Ledyard Newlnston.
Pranford Oxford Pomfrot
Prospect, Salem. Salisbury Scotland.
Volnu'own. Warren. Weston. Willing
ton. Woodbridse~3~L I
Brookfle‘rl Glinton. Cole/brook.
North
Preston.
The resistrars of the following
towns have made no report for Decem-
or:
sou, Screen
Chanln. Redding, 80th Wind-
'I‘hc followinw number of cases of
Section 1. it any executor adminisI IWBCWW Diwali?“ were l‘el-‘Kll'llld '0
trailer. or trustee shall not within two "II! office by II10 Health Officers 0f
months after the acceptance of his of», "l" “POM“? IOWM- l
ilclnl bond return to the court ap-l
pointing him. an Inventory as provid
ed In section 323 of the general ata-
Iutes. any person aggrieved by such CI
neglect and having an interest in such'
estate may recOVer from such delin-
quent administrator executor or true'
tee not more than 820 for each month’s
tuto provided. if said time for illingI.
such inventory shall hare been extend
ed by said probate court said recovery
shall only apply from and after the
expiration of such extended time. .
Sec. 2 Section 324 of the general
statutes is hereby repealed
Sec. 3. Sections 2 and ii of this act
shall take effect from their passage
and shall affect pending suits.
The bill was referred to the indie
Iary committee.
Mr. Maples of Norwich also intro
duced a bill repealing section 324 of
the general statutes. Judiciary. A note
as the foot of We bill. written In pen-
cil. states-that ll. ll. b‘I-Ironmu. .Ir.. of
Hartford. Gflm :0 I. liners, of Now Hil-
vcu and l): (.I Perkins. oi Notwich. are
to be notified of the hearing.
GREATLY IN DEMAND.
Nothing Is more In demand than a
medicine which meets modern re-
quirements for a blood and system
"leanrer. such as Dr. King's New
Life Pills. They are just what you
need to cure stomach and liver trou-
bles Try them. At F ii. Baxter‘s
nruz Store. 250 guaranteed.
WIN THE STOCK RISES. .
There Is a mysterious butcoustant.
rise going on in Iho price of the
stock of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad. It Is of Interest
in this section because large amounts
of.“ the stock are held in this state.
The cause of the rise is a matter
which Connecticut Investors are try-
Ing to find out. as the rise began about
the time that the story came out that
Mr. Cassatt was to come into the
Consolidated Railroad directorate.
There came with it a reuwal of the
report that thi.1 Pennsylvania Rail-
road was to take‘ over the Consolidat-
od Railroad on a basis which will soar-
antee it 8 per cent. dividends not an-
hum
While it to wall known that the
road is undersoiuz enormous ex-
penses for rolling stock and for Im-
provements at the present time. and
is also suffering from the effects of
<I’relvht embarsoea. yet its freight
~earninss are enormous and the pros-
uect of their continued growth is of
that best if the Inkins over of the
road by the Pennsylvania on the
terms Indicated above should oveutu
Me. this would also enhance the price
«I the stool: which stock will “not
about If our cool. around the pres-
ent price. w Ihor the present ad
lobbinl Scheme or
not. in 1902. when the lease to the
Pennsylvania on a to per cent roar-
amend basis was talked. the stock
sold on to 25!. About the «no Iiitsfh~
tIou sIIIIIIs it sure resent time and
the bovine of 10. mm of the
, ms Irv the restaurants. has given
Mu: all sorts of reports Will!
I There Is no. doubt that
in the anthrwlato cool
W Haven Railroad has
at: one bound lumped Io Ilia front as“
doctors! great importance man:
the coal linen. and u a possible arbi-
I The 0 van
closer Jitrsille alliance of the dwith
III III also re road as
another matter of great importance
In the nmsnt move. adds the New
Haven Resistor.
‘ ' A sum manner
In dolly enacted. in thousands of
IIme I. Will dlflmlfim Mil My
another victim of consumption or
amalgafipgtt ‘wuoitacoushsaud
. it 7 sea
was. in mound
!
“hi;
on bill
Norw nlk, 1.
Town of Norwalk 1; City of 80th
de inquency. in an action on this sta- NOWRIII 1-
Ins:
York State Opinion of the Court:
tlou does not tend to prevent small
cox, but tends to bring about other
diseases. and that it does much harm
Iunlearned. and some physicians of
Ithe mass oil the people as well as by
. In the Union has statutes to encourage
tuammv ll
scarlet Feter~Daricn. 1;, City of
Diphtheria and Group-Darin, -’l‘.
Iy of Norwallt. 1: Reading, 2;
Whooping Cough-«(lily of Norwalk.
Il‘yphold F‘ever~(iily of Norwaik. 1:
Secretary Lindsley prints the follow-
Vaccination of school children sne-
talned by Court of Appeals in New
"The ftppeIIlmt claims that Vaccina-
with no good. it must be conceded
that some laimen. both learned and
wrest skill and repute. do not bellevo
Ibn‘ vaccination Is a preventative of
smallpox. The common belief. howev-
or in mm it has n. decided tendency
to prmcut the spread of this fearful
dlseaso and to render it less dancer
one to those who contract It. While
not accepted by all. it is accented by
most members of the“ medical profes
slon It has been weneral In our state
and in most civilized nations for gener-
aIIons it is generally accepted in
theory and generally applied In prac-
tice. both by the voluntary action of
the people and In obedience to the
command of law. Nearly every state
or directly or Indirectly to require vac-
cination. and this is true of most mo
tions in Europe. It is requiredln
nearly all the armies and navles of the
world. Vaccination has been com
pnlsory In England since 1854. and the
last act upon the cabinet passed in
1398 requires every child born In E!!!
land to be vaccinated within. six
months of Its birth. it is compulsory,
or it added. encouraged. and to some
extent compelled in the othel Europ-
oan nations. it Is compulsory in but a
few states and cities In this country.
but it is countenanced or promoted in
substantially all and statutes result.
in: children to be vlccinatei In order
to attend the public schools have 8011'
orally been sustained by the courts."
The opinion further states. that a
common belief like common lulowlsdvc
may be acted on by the logislaturound
courts without proof. and the fact
that It is not universal in not control
ling for there is scarcely any belief
that is accepted bv every one, and
what the people believe to for the 0qu
mon welfare must be accepted as for
be common welfare. "While We do
not decide and cannot decide that you
clnution is a preventative of smallpox. .
we take Judicial notice that this III
the common belief. of the people of the
stats. and wlIb,IhIII fact as a tomato
Ilon. we hold that the statute In quea-
Ilon is 1 audio law, enacted in a rose
enable and proper exercise of the po-
lice nowar.’
, ‘POILID HIR IIAUTY. * a -
Harriet Howard of 209 W. 86!!! Bin
"1 hid. Bait Rhee .
yours. but nothing would on
I used Buoldsn’s Arnies am.-
quick and sure healer too
and gum. its at
tors.
I conceals nova
NORFOLK. VIA din. “M‘l‘he iour- ’
muted schooner Cordelia a. _ am
has stressed four miles southeast of
Diamond about. and Imp. , plate
Immense use the carbons suocoodcd
urolovcu Icon. The lines was bound
from Baltimore to disoriented with a
his wegsn of
TLAN
5 fourmaotcll schoouorr‘fiordolian
was one of tits
m a. wasmhorousu.
It, until 5 ‘
to mom j ‘
_ ‘.m
After a thrilling India with .
5”“, Maine. In. ids-Who
l ennui? solo and th Car.
‘ lit the best of our, shlcndid stock55 the
very choicest paint 5 III Olll immcnsoC ”rim Store.
Imp 5urkcti the IIacrhIclIou ,
W Iltou Vcl'vct's.
value $I. 50 chic price $1
‘25
.Savonncries, , $5. 50, so;
Best Body Brussels, $I4‘5‘ ~ on 2%};
’Velvct Carpets. $1.15 I ‘
Axminstcr.‘ ‘ $1.00 .90
Roxb‘ury Tapestry. $100 79
Tapestry Carpets. 85‘ .65
Tapestry Carpets. .75 55 1
Best all Wool Ingroius. 75 55
Some G00d Rug Specials.
Wilton Rugs, x is. value $ .00 Sale rice
Wilton Rugs. .3 x 10.6. 33300 p $22???
Body Brussels, 9 5x 12. $25 00 $2000
Body Brussels, 8.3 x 10.6, $223. 50. $1900
Roxbury Rugsril x9. $12.50 $9.00
Oriental Rugs. A limited number oi Daghcstan and
Karabagh Rugs of medium size, a mixed assortment as to
. qualities and colors. 5_ i
Former values. $30.00, now $20.00. -
$22.50. now $15.00.
$18.00, now $ 9.50. 5I
A hat of Notions.
T hcsc small but necessary triflcs are all arranged on the
center counter at 'the Notion Stock‘ior quick selling.
Horn Hair Pitt‘s, 10c cards, 50
Horn Hair Pins, 25c cards, 15c
Jet Head Pins, per box, 20
Brush Braid. black. 20
Hooks and Eyes. ' SC
Best American Pins, 30
Twin Dress Stays, pcr Ilozl, 6c
Satin Tape Measures. _ 3c
Celluloid Collar Buttons, doz., 2c
Tafieta Binding, piece, 100
Shoe Laces, 6 pairs, 50'
Steel laid Scissors, 250
One lot of Bolts, 10 and 250 qualities, 50
Belts that were 50 and 75c, 25::
Twins Shopping Bags. so
I he D. M. Read Co.
THIS WEEK'S spasms.
tinting Flannel Gowns.
LADIES’ GOWNS.
Made of good quality White Outing Flannel. for 59c. Reduced
from 750.
The popular ”Acorn Brand" Gowns, Plain Blue, Pinks and
White. also Blue and White and Pink and White. for 75c. Rc-
duccd from $1. 00.
CHILDREN'S GOWNS.
Made of good quality Fancy Outing Flannel, 39:. Reduced
from soc.
‘-
MEN’S Nronr SHIRTS.
Made of good quality Fancy Outing Flannel, 39c. Reduced
from 500.
Made of best quality Striped Outing Flannel, at 590. Reduced
from 750.
llaiaucc of Ladies and Children’ s Furs at the low prices quoted
last week.
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