il’ehllsts at
, , HINT”:
5% brainwave guests
igzgztbval. ffirfiaps
‘1 i Pi “ll . . j '«y
airy ingrown lipids
mom .1 - ,
Bootyflocialist candidate
in 190*. ‘1' ' .1. sad
G.1rdner, Mr. Watson’s.
wtho lust campaign and
Uiatsiin publishlnz Watson‘s \
union Mr.‘ Ewkes's broth-
nrllioriy head worker of. o
y» blowout. now an in e-
or ' oh.the,Wost Side. Nuewu
= row of Chicago. pollti»
‘ ‘ " illiq R. Hearst.
omrl‘. ved in lawn
d' but Maitokefii,
.- Gillies ‘a
_ milk, public what was,
, he added, “is: that
, l . entertained and.
‘V fits; iv
.ll .1
Mil ihlsgcsreer
seif- mprchmont
, . “it tin-i301“: “it"
.5!» so. ,H_ ion
Lilli” , lindhssx
. by the) works of
Hoary quorum. .
with“. ..,
,_ . y
; 'wm.
, risotto it good deal of
.‘dfi9n31._th§ politicians who.
8. Lil... -
Wku‘gfidr tho ideas
o’il'slblc fusion'in tho
, numpaig’n‘of, Socials.
this and Democrats opposod
W“ ’ ‘ “t leadership.“ ,, licparty
oils: unknown all waste
‘ A _ ‘ ‘--thst as Socialists had a dis-
- Willi ,pis o’rfi on bothnationsl and lo:
ca dll ,psitwould unipolar; casi-
' t i tits world itp bring their
ii-orusnlzod party law
be: political muss 6*-
iso unddnitsndingthat
lull irliiVQ-up-none or their
, !- nr-sojdoinx; .
; fg‘dhd
a
t
' . 1 that nnmcscsuvnasedus prob-
, it? hinted for mayor-in the event
p. 3?“ on the lines indicated . was
the o '
zlind'gc Samuel Scabury. of tho
i; “,Hc‘wns u. Honry Georgi)
,nil wss‘eksrtod‘ to his present
:00 tho Fusion ticket ill-1901.
one of‘ the delegation lit St.
_t' year which protested in bo—
, = 61:. iboextremc ‘Bl'yanlte wing of
the Democracy that the Parker move-
menttwas cértain to lead the party to
ca. . ‘
runner conferences will be held.
rcoucn r31: .MR. BATTERSON.
Dill liters of‘ficbokah. Plan I Little
, , - use one surpricoonfiffloicnt
» '~ ., worker. ‘ . .
here was an interesting proceed-
dsylggenirg .atiuthe rghenrsl‘z‘l
., .. . ,ug. orso Rebo-
, 13:: ratified ‘in almost protrst-
(John jBattorson. who has been
suck-pt worker in the order.
1! liliattcudn with has been housed
. With rheumatism for, some. time,
asapproncbed at hiahome by some
elathonoble grands and rcquestud to
come-run to‘thoxcboarsnl, as it was
1' Aaron Martinsau’g anniversary
boy had arranged a littlesur-
former, in thfi shape of a pro»
“Wanted rt letcrsou to
e presentation speech. . They.
ly prevailed upon Mr. Butter-son
com ' to the roman). . .
Wil%“‘9i‘“‘€. time to make 'the
soon tinn.“hlr, Baltefson rocoived‘
ting package and as inuobont do a.
minute called Mia. Martincuu to tho
platform ,and“"ie "lr’i'dcefuliyr and
.ea'ifnoltly; ado I. put presentation
.1. ‘ enmhout togivsphorathe.
however. he won rudeiy‘puilod
. side by E. lL‘BetRuonmho in-
uhim that be 'm‘ “mlklni all
r in a. Mr. Which: was
. IN} did 'me
to
_‘ his is
origami}? scrump-
£32., his WM and‘
i a "to ilk, ”cubism,
00, Feb. 28.wdn;imunotioti,
by .- ‘7“glibfiglmfi‘ m2
. ”infill.
11
ii
”ll
illicit»;
u a rumour.
1 m7
'3 will picket oil
cythsws out; smalls"
y hubs ui narcotic“
admonitionwcrkers to quit
moonw- imramb
wanting to garment
, instant least half of the
begin picket duty
1?. .’ “”3193fo m
,. ~ a
" 'dusicsp "
3min heifgsidged sfioh and act diTs:
‘ "into -33?“ , punt: man ames .
null Lunch
3“
offlivii‘Wh
‘iipus, or 1 _ . , ., .'
t'i‘lCoun‘olninn. Editor-d ii. Morehouho
bathe matter. and he moved that it
. icon. oaths mayor was, ,tinilecided.
"Connecticut Railway
f- thoroi‘isvnot. much dangsr'of changes
’ overyihin ,it can a? hold of."
, Mayor Bunion and the full board or
, always sweater and fatter than at any
ms Will‘bei‘oflod at 10:30 a. m.. bro-
, ‘ oiled b til
‘ .m. aluminum. conditions pro-
i
applicants
,0. lme‘to ‘
5 villus of
1y to veterans 0!
od.nthat,.tltora is discrim-
ination in the civil servi e, in favor
.1: violation” to: ‘eneniiifi
stated that he was not ready to vote
”31319,“: be able. his motion carried.
but not untii'two votes had been iii-v
from the tone of the vote first vote.
. .whmhcclt was lutbosiliirmstive or 5
negative. , .
Councilman Donny Gould was not
ready to report on the matter of pine.
tiara telephone at the Main street lire
house. . ,, , , , ‘ , .
‘ Trdlio'y Citing" Mods. ‘
City Clerk and Corporation Counsel
.J.,Boidsn' Hurlbutt called the aitcn-
tlon of Mayor George B. ilnxton, and
the members of the Council to tho
and Lighting
Company‘s bill, before the legislature.
relative to the expense of changing
strs‘ct pundits. Mr llurlbuit under.
stood that the bill provided iilat.'wilsn
'phsngcs,,in the grades of highways
«through which trolley trucks run, the
whole “espouse shall be borne by the
community, and all the company shall
‘be;cuiiod..upou.to do will be to raise
or lower their trucks. as the case may
' e. afici- the rude ha; been prepared
critical." "e’ bill would" no heard.
he added. More the committee on
‘Msrch"'8th." ‘
Councilman Huhboli said that while
in the grpde within the city limits.
lit‘ was bést‘ to be on the safe side.
“They're" s‘chqmim; and working night
and duy,’,’,h§' added. “While. we have
‘Wflleihlnl disc in do. 8omo of the»
individuals are all rigbtgrbnt the cor-
poration a; a wholeia trying to get
"Mrlyor piston in d that ho Would
likc‘ to‘ use tho‘wh’o‘lc matter fought
out as well as possible for the city.»
The t mmpauy. its continued. hail
shown no disposition ,to do anything
fer the city. It had taken the hardest
kind of effort to '30! ‘cvcn =a little to.
pairinkdopo :nloug: their tracks. ‘
councilman. Morehouse.,was of the
opinion that‘tho, company had been
given pretty near enough. '
“With tho disposition they have
dhown."»suld tho mayor, further. “We
would be remiss in not doing cvcry~
thing. possible to prcvcnl, them got-
ting furthor grants.“ '
Upon motion of Mayor Businn. Cor-
poration Counsel Hurlbult was an-
ihrgl‘zed ‘to up r on the day of- the
he, of; nt'fl lord and do every.-
thing in hispower. to prevent the past
sate .of the manure.
' ' 'Entlorscd ‘Mr.‘oonWsn's Blii.
Codh'cllm‘an Henry, fiathels, who had
refrained from lb'c discussion even tho
troliéy mattcr, said that he believed
that ‘as other communities in the vi-
cinity had taken some action in re-
gard to Senator Donovan‘s bill for
alive cent fare in the Town of Nor-
walk, transfers and better East avo-
'nuo service, this collucii should have
thkcn some action, Upon Councih
Mathcis' motion. it was voted to on-
dorso Senator Donovan's whole bill
in reference to trolley legislature.
The only other business oltho moot»
lug was to pay bills of the various city
departments. to tho extent of £403.84.
There weroprcscpt at this pleating
Councilman, including James T. lino-
bell, iilinm F Lockwood. Henry Mut-
iioiil. Edward H. Morehousc, David i“.
Goud and Charles A, Scout-id, also
City Clerkl. licidun Huribult and As-
sistant City Clerk Loo Davis. ‘
o—w— ..
Ntc: cLAM‘s COMING.
Diggers Say Blvalves Have Been
Growing Fat Under loo. ,
Ci ms have not yet boon us pimp
tiluly hold in this city this winter
as in former years. says the New lilo
vsn Union, for the reason of the hen-
vy ,ico piled up along tho silorcs.
Samoaulen in the town who depend
upon catching them and selling them
in the city for shying. hnvu has hard
times. Many'of those, men have boon
practically outof business ior necks
and are hopefully, expectant of soon
gottlnx‘ at work again.
buoadvnntugp gained by tho long
immnromsnt of the bivalvo, in its icy
sloop is the fact that more will bu
moro’of them for the spring supply.
Another [oddithiug “that the clams
miles thsy are again accessible will
be nice and fat if the dimers are to
be bellbved.‘ They snythat filter a
hard Minter like thiitho clams sro
. ‘ » 1 w .
,ysmusnvsno use“ sun: 21.
w‘aAVEfilFowm/it a moot?
. «1 _ us. ‘ patterns
{the rotml'ifismm crows just held
1 s. New Marlon. arrangolnonts have
,' vitriolic for-”the plasmid rocssitluno
can can; ask 3971!. Schweppo. of
in ; .thlio'ctainnsn or that! am
odihtn insulin W1 A. ‘Melkieham l he
rm? {if {possible}. the university
o Miran" mm traumas
addi‘tlilit tho all
e in: ,'
'1.‘i,,iih 1. . I? l‘ . , .
. , au’s' Kidney Pills _ a. “a
' ,stors.‘ -' ply ' 5 basic soiled v “”1.le
ed , ‘ spnnd- shawls, they mated
them lv‘s‘s in my‘loins. ,I noticed in
Olii‘
Pills advertised to sure just such trout
bios as ‘i‘ had. i procured in bowel
Plaistods drug stores, They curled me.
For Panic why! all“ dealers. ‘ Price still
contain box. Factor-Millions 00..
Buffalo,1N. Y.. soiojasenis for the
United States. .. ,_ . ‘ ‘
Remember the name Dunn's and take
no other“. . ‘, . -, -, '
, _ ENUMERATION.
~‘_ .—-—-t- ’
Fairfleld' County‘ Show: I Slight De-
! slide in Numbcn.
Thoannuui: enumeration of school
children, reports oi which have. been
made to the comptroller. show that
on tho iirst Monday of October them
were in the: stale 215.217. children be—‘
tueon the ages 0: i and lil. This-is
an increase ovcrlbe l903 figuros of
2.203, thesmailest increase for a num-
bcrof yours. .‘Tho enumeration In
1903 showed an increase Lil-4.008 over
(but of the year before. and other l‘li-
cont years showed the following
gains: 1902. 5,014: l901,' 4.966; 19001
4,226. . ‘ H ’
The smallness oftho increase in the
last enumeration ls'lnrgoly accounted
for by the returns from the ’ cities.‘
where gains would naturally be as:
noted. Three Fail-field county cllioli,
Bridgeport. ‘ Dnn‘b‘u‘ry and Stamford.
show dcclincs. and the county as it
whole is onrccord as having Bill lost:
children of school use than in the.
preceding year. New Haven shows
only a. slight gain and there is an M‘-
tuai failing a: in Meriden and Nor-
wich, while Middleiown rolums show
a gsin'of Only fifteen. ‘ ‘ ‘ , ‘
Tho figurine for Fairfleid county and
near-by towns in Litchlield county foi-
orwslk paper‘s“ "Dunn's s Kidnap n
utter impotent-i? of the police in the
face of the terrorist orlrsiuntlop is
shown by thoincresslug boldness of
tho, latter all over St. Petersburs.
Even ' on . the steps of public buildings
simplespoilces. of (inuni Duke Ser-
gius't‘lleath wore found. They read:
Eebruary 17.3«1
sinuous. Which list Be-
, comrallnlisusily Bold of Luis
s'r. rmnussuao, .15... 2'8_;.The
,f‘fi‘he sentspcé of death passed upon
Sergios-Aicxhpdrovitch was sxecutod
‘ (Slaw!) .
“The FightinggOrgnnizution' of The
"Social Democratic Party."
.hiorcovcr tild notices were neatly
printed. it thluu‘ unknown in the days
of the late interior Minister, will
Pisvhe. when similar notices were
always round .on copying machines.
The secret police than were too close
on tho heels of the terrorism to per-
full the use of a printing press. The
Grand Duchess Mario I-‘nvlovno (wife
or Gratitl‘ Duke Vladimir. father of
Grand Dukes Cyril and Boris. whose
busbnmi' ls'higb on the list of thosu
condonmed to death is trying to shield
ills life with her own. Since Rod
Qunday. theygrnud duke has not; only
been showered with threats and warn-
inks; 'but has twice rcccivcd from
abroad formal loiters'sixned by dirt
crept) groups informing of his son-
tenuojto death and of the nsslgnmm‘ft
of men to execute, “ll. Al. the some
limeflik’o‘ the Grand Duchess Eliza.
both in, tho case of Grand Duke Sela
gills. Grand Dilcilosu. Marie was lioll-
fledithat her: life and her son's lives
would be spared and she was appeal-
ed to not to go shroud in her hus-
band‘scompnny. The letters natur.
aiiyte'rrcrlzed the family and bonus
hold of the Grand Duke. who has used
greatly during the last few wcoks un-
"wm..._..__. w—
FELL FROM A LADDER.
---~-c-
John bllcnzzo, of Ely Avenue. injured
at the Lane Mill. '
.iohn Diseuzan. of 95 Ely arcnuc full
from it ladder a distance of lwl-ivt-
feel, Saturday afternoon. while at
work at the lltco mill of Boone, Pop»
pnl'd 8: Co. on iowor Chestnut strum.
Dr. H. B. West was called and found
that Disenzzo has sustained sot-ore
coutuslous on the buck and thore was
a large blood tumor. The doctor
treated him and thou roluoi'cd him to
his home. ‘
WOMAN'S MURDERERB ARREGTED
DECATUR, Alli" Feb. 28.«~Cliarlrs
H, liefiin, a detective of Birmingham,
and a cousin of Miss Bella Bloodworib.
the young woman.who was imsnultod
and murricrcd recently. yesterday ar-
rosiod two negroea, one of whom has
partially confessed to the murder.
Thoy are John Collins and Harvey
smith. employees of a Cotton Soot] Oil
Company. The prisoners wcro lukm
to Birmingham to ward off mob vio-
icpco. Bloody ovurails, with a note
book in one of tho pockets, containing
Collins' name, wore found in a sink
holo near the soonoof the sinus. . Col.
ill‘lil acknowledged ho wore lhcso ovor-
nlls on tho. day of the crime.
M
v... .....
WASHINGTON, Fob. 2ii~~iioorotary
'l‘uft has transmitted ‘ lo the house
of statement showing the total cost of
tho joint encampmlmls and manoeu-
vres of the militia and regular army
for the past your. The manoeuvring
at Munassas, Va, (70M. the stain mil-
itia organizations, $84,043 and the res-
ulhr sliny 3105.156. in California tho
cost to the militia was 824.900 and tin,
army $0.870. ‘ in. Washington state
the militia oilpundud 326.782 and the
army. 39.471. The slotvment con-
tains an item of 813,608 for Pullman
it”! “roller officers.
7' elxusarsn‘vltlzs‘nou.
liNiVlliitlll’i‘Y 011’
Feb. ssmmummmw rsuultc havo
attended
Jacques inch, of lhé' laivursity of Cal.
‘iloi'nin. who has been solving deep in-
vent routing in the nominal, the moss
willébo bold in tho altsrncon, the uni-
: ”oily 9i¢l1leosrrrpco bolus started ,It
.Jm.‘ ’ "-
$10M? ’
, ,mmuwu-“
NUFAOTOR’I IUflNED.
storybulidiug occupied by Frank Tol-
lcr nonhuman cigar manufacturcrn.
. moth WMJQGWWM harm it»
do . The loss is estimugcd at $130-
. 'hwo hundred . and ' titty-f ni-
W 1’ to tho lion-union
ions as there was
ploym m thrown out of adaptor
1
‘ .3-1 .6 .11.... «w Iv
‘PiilLA- norms. Feb. 28.4.11... ux-'
. ..-‘11.A¢L J
to lliolnlystsriln Millie. and who sir
nuances ‘ without reservation that . his
llxporlmeutu havol'prodacod most sur-
prisingrssuits; which invoivo the pro-
[auction by snidciai'mcans. of sexual
fertilization in the carpi of sea urchins.
At th conclusion of‘a long ulnlemun}.
roger but hiswcrk..nr. web says:
"it/is obvious thotwc am now shill
ms“ imitate tho process of sexual for».
, so in slit its «soulful
featured by" [six-physical and choral.
Whigs on lathe, on of tho son urchin
col at
*|
183153.. ..
l .
.l 'b .-
. .
aw-
CMJF‘ORNM. "
recent. or .l'iliiimiu or Dr. .
ition. ‘
0‘ Grand Duke Sol‘xlus. Tho luiior
coincides with the views of .lbosc ac-
quulnlcd with the molbods of the ler~
roriuls who point out that n succcs-
slon“of assassinations wuid defiant
their object by compelling lilo cm-
.pcror, in'lhc interest of the safety of
tho imperial faintly, to lbrust aside all
question of concessions and to sanc-
tion the most drastic [pleasures of re-
pression. .
‘HOME FROM SOUTHERN TRIP.
Dr. Uhio Passed Through Ten States
and Travcled AbOut 2,500 Mllu.
Dr. 1“ l., Mile. of l'nlon uvcuuc. bus
rolurned from u live wooks' southern
trip. He spent ten days at the auto
mobile races at Ormnmio and llaytoua
two weeks at Palm lit-orb uiuviuK ill?-
aulo boat i‘lii‘t‘s. look u still down lilo
famous St. John rivcr to'leksonviilo
and spent four (lays ulnbtsocing at
tho nullonni capital. Dr libio says
that be [issued through luu slates and
traveled about 2.500 niilrs. Thorn
was lino 'éflihl‘r nil tho limo without
any of the (inleiiliiVB cold that Nor-
walkers imvu boon l-xpoi'icuclng, Tho
nonlni (lculisl says lhul ho saw many
bountiful plucus but noun that could
compare with Norwalk and ho is Kill-ll
to be homo attain.
...._.............
BURROUGHG HA8 QUIT.
George P. Banborn Named as Superin-
tendent of Int lilac Postal
Station, Bridgeport.
Robert N. Burroughs, who has been
suporintoudunl of tin. East Side sla-
iion of the Bridal-nor post-cities since
its inception. in no sugar collnectcd
with the postal service. ,
Postmaster Marigold has occupied
M r. iiurrcu‘ghs'resignation. which look
affect immediately. 1
George D. Sunburn, who has been at-
iacbed to the East side station for
spam tints. has beau ‘ 'luicd success.
not to Captain Burrow.
The salary of lbs o -o is 31.300 p
ycsrr _ , :1
.Wmm W
' savanna, Decisions.
. vice~l resident and his wife.
u: at 11.31: in sspscisl car.
‘1. 1 ,o'clock n. m._,snd will not. get .
boo " until; Monday night; While in
Was-install {inventor and Mrs. «itchy
urts‘lwlll be thoguests-of the new
The par-
Bssidee’flovornor and luvs. Roberts.
the tasty will include Edward 0.. lion.
uric. lh .youugor son, Miss... Helen
lloblrts‘. ,helr piece. Mrsfle‘orge‘M.
001th wife ’of the adjutaut general. Ex-
ocut vs Secretary Edward M. my. Rob-
ort ill. Schulz. Robert W. Huntington.
.lr.. lRoproseulative'J. Q. ‘ or
New Haven. Captain Richard on.
luau of Hartford". and Captain Austin
Charley, Of 'South Manchester; both of
whomwillnbe on the marshsl’s staff.
pndllho members of the Governor‘s
stall. Adjutant General Cole, Colonel
'1‘. ll. MacDonald. Colonel 0. C. Smith.
Colonel M. Moody Downcr'wlColouel
William H. Hall. Colonel d‘ames..,‘lil.
Cooper, Colonel William ii. Clapp.
Lieutenant Commandér J .' l"; ’ Bunce.
Major Warren 1.. Hail and Major Sam.
col 1". Beardsley. Major «Walter 1..
Goodwin will Join the party there.
Elk-Governor and Mrs. Morgan 0.
Bulkolcy and family will go today and
Stilllidior and Mrs. D. N. Barney will
sisal be at the inaugural. Speaker
Mucous H. Holcomb will also go.
m
FORESTERS’ ROLL, 20,427.
Grand Secretary Hagarty'a Report
lshows Marked Gains—«$120,819.-
'16'for Benevolence. __ .
Giraud Secretory Frank A. Hagarty.
of lilo Connecticut grand cour'l, , For:
t-slcrs of America, forwarded to Grand
(‘11in Ranger Caution]. at Bridgeport,
Saturday. it report covering tho gain
in iluomborsbip and funds of tho organi-
zation for the past your, and. also the
quillrteriy report. .
Slocrctary Hagariy‘s figures for 1904
show that the order models not gain
in llnemborship of 1.631, making the it»
lal membership of the order in the
slate 20.796. The membership ranks
unsung the largest of fraternal orders
of the state. The Connecticut grand
cmlrt holds the record of having the
longest percentage of members in pm
portion to population of any' state in
the Union over 2 per cent. of the pop-
ulation being Foresters. '
'il‘ho inst supreme court convention
low. ‘ dor‘tho strain of what he insists is mmplm slringonl preclusion laws and
190" “93,: the unjust criticism which placed the tilol result is the almost complete elim-
Brmgo’pm’ "'8“ “W“ responsibility tor the bloodshed of inaltion of all “deadwood" from the
Dnnbury, it?“ ”‘6 January 23 wholly on his shoulders. ortlcr. '
Bethe]. ('34 ‘750 “31.0““ "If! grand duke‘s health had The financial statement of subordi-
Brookfloid, 189 .202 boon falling for over a year, be is now nulls courts, which refers to the several
gamm“ 4“ 16?. almost fl complete “'l'i‘Ck.’ For a ogilunizations in the different cities
‘usto‘n, 19‘! ‘3‘“ time the animation or his family, and and towns, shows lhnt during the past
1‘ “magi 3'01“ IMO the warnings of the police sufficed to your the order paid out $120,319.11; for
"m‘m‘i‘m' iii-‘3 3-9." keep him within the walls or the Sick and funeral when... and benevo-
Huntington, 1'34 1'3‘31..nsluco. but lace the funeral of Grand 19m purposes. The figures:
Aim”? {6“ 1,733,, Duke Surplus. Grand Duke Vladimir p...“ to gnmd court funeral
hie“, t.mmflu' ”24 t'l-‘gllns shukcn off restraint: declaring it“... during 3...”: 33.9191“.
“PW linlrlield. 91. “31mm iie’i‘t‘lildl‘s to show cowsrdicv il‘unornl benefits, paid by
bowiown. 58" ‘r’jand not only drives out in a closed courts, ‘ 10,942.80
'Mrwnn“ "9398. “:11? ' carriage. but on Sunday wnlkml for n Sick benefits paid by courts, 06,775.97
Reading. ,“34 :73‘sbm't time up and down the quay in H‘hnpvulent expenses, 0.1.‘il.3ii
gglifimid' egg “t” front of the \"illll'r Palace. AL ills ~_
‘ ' a ‘ .‘ side. however. on each occasion, was 120319”
Stamford, 4'33? 4-9:!" lilo Grand Duchess Marie anlovns. .. S .
S‘lrnlford, 99" 3"” Thu grand duke tries to elude hor. COUGHS AND COLDO.
gumbo“. 3‘35 “'5 but she insists upon ill-lug immodi- All coughs, colds and pulmonary
."sw": 1"” “a alcly apprised if ho is going out. don- colmplsints that are curable are quick-
\Veelpott. 3‘9 H" ping wraps and accoulmpnpyiug him. ly cured by one Minute Cough Clive.
Wilton, 3'3}, 3'”, Today llrand Dukc Vladimir rocoivod Cicero tho phlegm. (irRWB out inflam.
Hilligmvnlcr, i3. ,1!“ n letter from one group which had million and heals and soothes the al- '
{Clank I .54.: Zrfiiprovloufly warned him. saying his tested parts. strengthens the lungs.
N31? lgiill‘ol'l ibis 1 in? ifilll‘illi'i: "”15 ““il°l'u'll.‘" "llSD““llf’l_l- wurds off pneumonia. iinrmle‘n and
" - . 1" .ublr-h it. ililliillili’ll billion to n more oinasaut t0 lake. Sold by .2...“ lili-
3““?! 21" “E'mrrml oppi‘nisonlcnl of his share in fold Pharmacy. n
i’sgg’gn 4g; 4:; . the events of January 2.". or to u gon- ......
, . ' ,,,_ oral decision of lill’ terrorists to a v0 ClAUGHT WITH THE N.
“Vasilinglon, 391 j‘if lbs numeracy s broathing spoil and GOODS O
“outlbury. 397 3“ await the result. of lbs assassination Unsuccessful Attempt n Shoplifting
in Anaonia, Saturday Night.
During lilo Saturday night rush at
lbs clearing sole of (l. i". 'l‘olivs it Co.
it man was caught trying his hand at
shoplifting. liis llltilhml was rather a
unique one, and he stood a ROWLSiinW
to, got away with his plundm' bad no!
lute boon against him.
Ho went into the cioacl arruugod
for trying on clothes. for the DIII‘DOHE‘
of‘ trying on a pair of lrousors. iii-
umad of having one pair ho had two.
mid both of them he put on. lie illcn
sllmnpclod to get out of the store
with his plunder. but the fuel that be
urns wearing fillil‘o than the usual
amount of covering for his instru-
ments of locomotion was :dlscovcrcd
by a clock. lie was rushed. back in.
ill tho closet: and was compelled to di-
vusl himself of his suporfiuity ol‘ gur-
lilculs. 4
Had it not born for tho incluthai
lilo store was literally packed with
pu-oplo picking up the bargains offered
ill lin- sule, ()fliccr Nunkcrvis. who is
in charge. would have been nailed to
about him. His puluc was not known
but he was ibomht to be a foreigner.
The crowd at one time was so
dlmso that the doors imd io'onro more
up, lockml. Mr. Tulips said. this morn-
illx, thul tho solo would conilpuc for
nllolilo wcck at lcusl.~-v1\llsouiu Son-
lipoi.
POISONB lN FOOD.
l’oriiaps you don‘t roulze that many
:3an poisons originals In your food.
bl t some day you ay fool a twinge
ol dyspepsia lhui ill convince you
Dr. King's New Lilo Pills arc guaran
two to cum all sickness duo in pots
clan of undigested food~~or mouel
gull. 26c. at ii‘. 1!. Baxtor's Drup
orc. Try them. i"
1 GM! JUMP!” WANT ,A HALL.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 25.‘~A band of
Holy Jumpers. who have been holding
fll‘ViCBfl ,iu Telupornuco mill in West
evcu. which have attracted his
clouds have been rcltisodftjhs use at
1th hull by the Woludn's Christian
cpipcrsiluolluiou. Thursday a gut u
suntan tried to stand on her hos at a
‘Dnc Relating to mommy Win. and
i OM Recording Gldgr'ltoacivpd.
i-lcvurlll decisions of tho United
States internal rcvtuurhnvo been to
solved at the oilivou ii New Haven.
'l'linf‘o it no iliil on guides-berry witn-
nud manufactures thereof are not re-
quircd lo..p’ay.,n nitooiitlditll. provided
they solicuiy at um. piano where it
is made. .at one general silica.
‘ Cider-we ’ewldlthn of clients wins
to chierwflolor'thc‘ purpose at prce
mulls flit scaring is routines
dealing. and a low daysmgll, A. w
s out. and of the lumpcrs, was ‘bcnicu
b crowd of boys whom bottled in
vi p i from lilo meeting. The lump»
cl a causal gel auotbcr hall and say
they wlii‘comc to this silly.
i knitnoso MAN rsonorso.
l 81‘. inlllfi. Mo. Febriliirwlt is MP
liuiilicod that H. 1.. Miller, who has1
llecn geucral lnuusgcr of the illicit ls.
i no. has boon appoinloti third vicc.
.H‘Bifiilll‘lll and. choral mom or of
, t 9 Chicago on: Eastern lllino s lluiln
r still to nuanced it. it, Hammond. Tim
. _ downturn 'th shown a way of Wins a collection
aove nor's ., party will leuvo Hartford orbitals. ‘ ‘ “
As will be seen. there {no two
shelves running aroundthe windsw:
on those plants can be arranged very
neatly. using the lower trowelts‘on the-
low* sbsli‘vsbovc. A much bottci’ of-
fact can by obtained in arranging
plants in this way. than is possible
when theyarssii'ou a level. in. the
center of;tho'window a stand may be.
placed would the largest plant, Where
it will appear to thcbcs‘t advantage.
Pots of ivy may be plugged in tho cor-
nominal the vines trainsd up. the
BAY WINDOIW 9 ,‘PLkNTS.
floor should be coveredwithoilfclolh.
or wellpainted. and the shelves and
all ths‘woodwork ought also to be giv:
on several coats of paint, that they
may not be directed by the moisture
which frequent syringing will leavc
behind. It is a good plan to s have
holes through the door to allow sur—
plus water to run off. it is best to
have these shelves made: like stairs.
or. inother words. closed. so, that
This will make it ensicr‘to keep the
recess clean. as there will be no sweep-
ing under the shelves to do. Bay
windows, in which plants are kept.
should always be shut off from the
room by glazed doors. In this way the
moisture can be regulated to a nicely,
all dust arising from swooping kept
out. and the plant will be much
healthier than when grown in a with
dovr without doors.
Recipe for Mother's Oaks.
Mother's. cake—d scant cup butter.
1 1-2 cups sugar. 3 eggs beaten sepa-
rately, 1 teaspoon of lemon or vanilla.
1 saltspoon mace. 12 ‘cup milk. 1’. cups
lug teaspoon cream of tartar, 1-2 of
level teaspoon of soda. Cream tho
the yolks of the eggs, then the flavor-
in... Reserve 1-4 cup of flour. lest the
cake be too stiff, if all be used, if you
bake» ii in layers loss flour will be re-
quired than for a thick loaf. Pututhé
cream of tartar. Soda and salt intoihc
rvlnninder of the flour and slit 3 times.
then add the milk and flour alternato-
iy. a little at n. time. and lastly the
whites which have been beaten still
and dry. links from 40 to 50 minutes
to a moderate oven, according to thick-
ness of loaf or loaves. When cool.
split and fill with this iiillnn 1 square
best unsweetened cliocointo, 1 cup
sugar, a little salt. the yolks of 2
eggs. 1-3 cup boiling milk. Mix the
chocolate. scraped, sail. and sugar ti-
gethcr: then add vory slowly ibc boll-
lng milk. and then the eggs. and aim-
mer 10 minutes in double boiler: flavor
with vanilla“ Sprinkle top of cake,
after filling. with powdered sugar.
at ClothulLlns Elevator.
Our illustration shows a device for
carrying two clothes-lions. both of
which may be elevated at once. it
consists of a stout post set well into
the ground. and having in the upper
and a slot two lucbcs wide and six
long. in this is u lover _of' toull‘ll
hard wood, two inches square and six
foot long. playinlr freely on a half-
lm:h bolt. which exlnmls through the
post from side to side. (instead of
mortissd to theé'fiothsr is across three
and a ball (cations, nost- the sail-omit
tics of which are attached the clothes-
ilnco. After the lines have been filled.
,iho loud also at the lover is brought
down and hookcd'uudcr the projection
of the short poii,~eisvatina the lines
with their burdens about two and a
billion “’0“.th original position.
This action is reversed when it is do
stroll to reach the lines. .
Istmbsi not» from Iirlh.
income parts of Writ Africa the
mu have long engagements. on the
days of their birth they are betrothed
to a baby boy a trifle older than thcm
selves. and at iii: no of twenty they
no mirriod. _ .
The girls know of no other way of
getting a husband. and so they arr
units happy and satisfied. As Witt?!
they are patterns of obcdicrm. and
w. This way of hiss-sing inc no
files of the hurtmouid hardly suit so
,qppointmciit takes effect today. -.
2 1 1 1 1 l
. ours. '
nccomptayiaz . illustration _,
from an attack of pneumonia.
not ..,brcaihc without psin’ .‘and my
throat was so sore
swallow. All tho symptoms
to pneumonia
that would and I hasteneda. blossom
there is no opening from'tbc front. .
pastry flour. 1 sullspoon salt, 1 round.
butter: add the sugar gradually. then _
tbs maniacs usually turn out I liit‘).
ll
Troy Lino bloom”?
pher at. New You
u" ' «
"lJnonine undbbbisdl vod {its
Y
lungs were so inllsnlcdlhltt-l could
‘i f'ooliid hardly
, plated
’1 i: ‘M‘ :1, build . L. Winkle
before and knew lliilt liff-ldlii'ibinz
would stop the lhnsaioned-v attack
gcr for a supply. At theo‘hd'of a day's
time after I began to takeLinouinc
the sharp sins left my cheatmmid the
swelllugs, u. my throat subsided. In-
side of loop days I felt its-walled over.
casings; nnd around the ceiling. Tbs ext-opt tor'a slight-bushings...which _
gradually Wore, away.“ Modulus sav-
ed pm from a long and possibly. in-
tni illness."
Liucuine is the heat . emulsion
known in medical. scissor-Max seed
oil, lrlsh moss, Eucalypustiycsriue.
Gilt—rhea from . all 9.0133999“! drugs.
pure. strengthening and upbulldins.
Prescribed extensively bylho medical
profession for ycslls Wilblgnpversfsilq
lug gnod results; There-sun od-
icluc in the World that can compare
with Liuouipe in curative and recon-
struclive value, one other that reliev-
es of coughs and cold so quickly.
1 ,Money back if it, downtown XOU.
" All druggists—filic and 81 . , .
:- isousns ‘oaALA son; mvanvon
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Connecticut Delegation in Cancun
Hears Some Ugly Rumors. . ‘ .
WASHINGTON. Feb. 28r~The Con-
necticut members hays .ai‘i . received
telegrams from President Fred Ema.
of the Bridgeport board of, trade, re-
questing main to give their earnest
support to the partition~ of"_the Lake
Torpedo Boat .Company. of Bridgeport,
to the end that they‘haye‘a square
deal, and justice done'lilellll by con-
grsss on the question, of “submarines.
This telegram is whack up the poll.
tics of the Lake Compan'y‘rc’centiy db
ed with congress by Mr. Hiilhm , fl
The naval affairs committee‘hasnot
had time. to consider this matter. and
will not at this session. Militia not
dead by any means. The department.
to be sure, has defended itself by'pub-
lishing all the correspondence in rela-
tion to submarines, but lately“ another
lot of these letters. marked coniiden~
tinl. has been disclosed. Thesis letters
show that the naval officers, who were
to watch and pans uponthn tests, for-
nished considerable valu’abloyiuforma-
lion and assistance to lhe'liollandpoo-
ple. while plating obstacles in the way
of the Lake concern. There are also
many other rather ugly, rumors con-
cerning the action of certain naval oili-
cers, audit is cxpecied'that the sec;
rotary or the navy will make the sac-
rclsry of the navy will make n_thor-
ough investigation of the whole case,
if this is not done. the Connecticut
delegation has determined to unite in
a concerted effort to get at the bottom
of this affair.
Captain Lake has been here during
the past week. and has conferred with
Congressman Hill. if it were not so
late in the session, something would
will have to go over until the next 38!.
slon. ' '
THEY QUIT lN DARIEN.
Were Pool-Room People Afraid of the
State POIlcc?
The pool room which was stariedin
the Columbia Hotel, in Darien early
last week, came to an abrupt finish
about noon Saturday. No returns from
the track were received during the al-
‘leruoon. and it is believed that the as.
tabiishlncnt has shut up shop as far
as Daricn is concerned. There has.
been such a rumpus over the pool-x
rooms in this section. lbatit is possi-
ble that they really won't open up for
somo weeks. . , .
There was a rumor Saturday that
tho Stale police were looking over the
situation in this vicinity. That may
,nccounl for the second exodus of the
gamblers. Stamford ssloonkeepers
worn planned Sunday. too. They
heard a story of State police. and
lbcrc was not us much stuff sold as
usual. The Stamford police don't
bother Sunday liquor-selling unless it
u street light or a traxcdy.
FAILED. .
All efforts have failed to find a bet-
icr remedy for coughs, colds bud lung
troubles than Foley's Honey and Tar.
it stops the cough, heals the lungs
and prevents serious results from a,
cold. J. N. Patterson. Nashua. lows.
writes: . “inst winter 1 had a bad
cold on my lungs and tried at least
clues and had troaimcutirom ' no
physicians without putting any bonoiit
A friend recommended Foley's lions
and Tar and twothlrds of a bottle cur-
ud mo 1 consider it, tho greatest
cough and lung medicine in tho womb”,
Sold at Piulsted’s Dru: Stars. 0*
aeommsun curios AIAN.
o N o
VICTORIA, i3. lip-Fob. 28.nlllnpul»
maull naval station will be formally
abandoned today when Commodore
Goodrich hauls down his list. Tho.
Bonaventure. the only remainin;
cruiser. will leave for tho-China stu—
tiun. The sloop. Bussrwater will re:
main in order to do patrol Work!!!
ilehrius Strait. the survey steamer,
Excri‘a will rcmalu to do another so»
still in hydrous-pills work in tho
be borne by tho Canadian governs
input. All naval departments of tho
station will plots was . the station
being attentional. all inaction Good:
rich um] his wife will return tomat-
lsud via the linked distal. ' ‘
Amsslcsu Jamal-l solitary.
,," lidNA’lj‘iJQbFsbLW ho thira
taunt suutmi labeling s the Amen.
cflll Jewish Historical buy is in
session at the illusion» Club. Dr.
Cyrus Adm curator-stubs iimiihumn
isn institution. and president of the
Mint in his annual address dissua-
sed “ own, in tho Diplol‘nntic (“ion-rim
nautical-s of the voluminous." This
thousand: out Will, as, sin. but it
also! is salmon in Wm Cont.
Mand preserve the history of the Jews.
be done now, but as it is~thta matter '
should be brought into prominence by 4
half a dozen advertised cough in la,
North Pacific, lilo cost ofwhich will ,
chisel of is... organisation is in mm '
Norwalk Chronicler