‘8 .ooldu.
MOI
“111ng .Larth, ‘
Itllio atoll
"out! Ravmiinafiiev-
io cured of
hiollowing
slop; Try It.
33 N03 NEW TRIAL FOR MARX.
Judge Roraback Thought Attorney
, Trifled with Court's Time.
NEW LONDON. March 2—Thc
‘ 1 movement for a new trial or Gershon
Marx on the ground of new evidence
‘ discovered fell flat at the‘ heating be-
1111.. Judge A. T. Roraback in the Sn
, perlor curt yestei day and Judge Ror
aback told Attorney Donald G, Per-
kins, one of the counsel for Marx, that
he thoughthe court's time had been
unduly triiied with. The request of
the plaintiff to be allowed to withdraw
the petition after hearing the evidence
‘of Dr Harry B. Feimris of New Haven.
was denied and judgment was enter
‘3 ed to the effect that the noun finds
the issues in question are not proven
'1, and the'motlon for a new trial and to
. set aside the former verdict is denied.
1 ‘Dr. Ferris testified to mak'ng exam-
ination for the state of certain pieces
of sucking and of three pieces of car
._ pot, but he had never seen the door
of Marx’ a room or a mattress or tick-
ing from Marx' s bed. As these latter
articles were the ones named as a
baslsfor the motion for a new trial.
the inquiry as to what examination 01"
other articles afforded could not be
further pursued.
‘Marx was found guilty of the murv
dér of 'Pavoll Rodcckl. a farmhand.
employed by him at Colchester. and
‘ was sentenced to be imaged January
20’. 1905. Execution of sentence was
stayed by Governor ‘Roberts until
May 18, pending the hearing on an all
pool to the Supreme curt of Errors.
' , which will be heard at Norwich on
the fourth Tuesday in April.
3 QASTOR IA
For Indium and Children.
Iiu Kind You liars Always Bough
Dom the Mag” 33
Signature of
MOLDERS ASK FOR TOILET ROOMS
Rut Are Oppoaed by Prominent New
Haven Manufactures.
HARTFORD, March 2.-—-Before the
manufacturers’ committee yesterday
of. ernoon representatives of the Molli-
ors' Union appeared asking that am-
ple toilet and wash rooms be provldod
‘ for molders at Work. 'I‘hcy declared
that many molders through lack oi
proper wash rooms have been obliged
to go outdoors and are made sink or
exported to fatal diseases Ex Mayor
Frederick 13.11a1nsruorth E. 10.1311
rant, James F. Wooleon, of this city
and Major Farrell, of this city. appear-
.ed in opposition to the bill. They do
*olared-vzthnt they wished to provide
suitable rooms for their uiolders but
not such places as the proposed bill
demanded.
STRIKES HIDDEN ROCKS.
When your ship of health. strikes
the hidden ' rocks of Consumption,
Pneumonia, etc, you are lost. if you
dout not help from Dr. King's New
'Dloc vary for Gonoump on. J. W.
MoKl l3uon, of 'l‘alladegn prings. Ala...
' Thad been very ill with
11191111111111.1111. the core at two doc-
, tormhutwns getting no better when
he began to take Dr. King’s New Die
oovoryw The first dose gave relief.
‘ 111111 one bottle cured 111a. " Burs cure
' for sore throat. bronchitis. coughs and
guaranteed at F. ii. hunters
’dilug store. price 6011 and $1. 00. Trial
, bottle free. "
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AMERICAN INFLUENCE WILL NOT
3 IE X’rEN DEB.
3BHIN0TQN, March iwlh nus-
an Inquiry oil the 5111.11.11. Show
r0, ry my has formally assured the
lnlnter here that the United
arnmuut has no intention
acquiring by anhhiialion _
possession of Haiti or
notice in that direction.
6 MIT!
uwM/huloum
wooedmiiurno. fire-
9530. 50c and N31 00 AT DRUGG 51‘. ‘ ‘
' NDIANAPOLIS. leiANA
'lty was found, however, as to the pol-4
W
31119111. com 1111
forte dishes». I-
00, years 611m of
the medical 11mins
mutated Tonsil-r
treatment
I
AoENr POTER’S hEsonr. 3 3
investigated 1,230 Cases In Falrfleld.
and New Haven Counties. ‘
HARTFORD, Merch 2.—-'lfl1c‘ annual
report I39 the State Board cl Educu
'tion (it Giles Potter. Agent. on the
subject of child labor and attendance
shows that 1230 cases were iuvcsiiw
gated in 30 towns of Fhlrfleld and
New Haven counties, including most
of the cities of those counties. of
this number 081 children were found
absent Illegally and 87 at work llle.
gaily. There were 19 prosecutions ol’
“meats and one of an employer of
labor. In general it was touch that
employers were carcful not to violate
the child labor law A great diaper
icy of the forms in deciding under
the law what children ovér 14 and 1111
her 18 years of are have not‘suuicicnt
education to warrant their leaving
school. Some towns fix ‘a certain
Yrade of schools to be reached and
one town decided that all child1 en an
der 16 years of age should be regard-
ed as not having sumcient education.
In view of the different standards
voicd In the towns. Mi‘. Potter recom-
mends that the present law be amen-
ded and a definite standard be flxcsl
to which lili‘ town hoards cl education.
may make exceptions If they see fit.
‘ NOTHING TO FEAR.
The question of injurious substances
n medicines which has been agitating
the minds of many people, does n01
concern those who use Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Mothers need have.
no hesitancy in continuing» to give It
in their little ones. as it contains 110-
rolutcly nothing ijurlous This remc
ly is not only perfectly safe go give
—111a!l children, but is a medicine oi
great worth and merit It has a
world wide reputation for its cures oi
coughs, colds and croup and can al-
ways be relied upon. For sale by
Wilson Powell Corpoialion. Clifford
I’hnrniacy. Plerce‘s Bridge Pharmacy
Yeltfuas Pharmacy;
BETHEL GIRL HURT WHILE
OOASTING.
BETHEL. March 2.-—Miss Josie
Wood. eiehteen years old, was severe»
ly injured last night in a coasting no-
cldcnt on a hill near this village. The
steering-gear on a double ripper on
which Misc Wood was riding became
disarranaed and the sled. becoming
unmanavzoable ditched head on into a
tree. Miss Wood was picked up by
her companions unconscious. She re-
gained her sense later audio suffer-
lng from shock. Tim other monibeis
of the party escaped with lens serious
lniuiies
TONIC TO THE SYSTEM.
For liver troublos'and constipation
there Is nothing better than DeWiti.‘s
Little Early Risers, the famous little
Pills. They do not weaken the atom
uch. Their action upon the system
is mild, pleasant and harmless. Bob
Meme, of imitavotto. Ind says: “No
use talking, DoWitt'n Little' Early
Risers do their work. All others pills
l have used gripe and make me sick
on the stomach and novel cured me.
DeWItt's Little Early meow proved
to be the long sought relief. They
are simply perfect." Persons travel
lag and Little Early litter: the most
reliable remedy to carry with them.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. "
TOLORED VETERANS DEAD.
THRINGTON. March 2~TWo vot
'oranls, both 111m... ilieiong ticlmpzin
ions and veterans of the Cl ll Wa‘r.
died here yesterday within a few
hours of each other. Nhtbu‘nlol John-
son aged 08 died at 0 o'clock in the
moraing. and Fred Freeman. 111211.72.
died lit 11 oclock. Johnson for funny
you 11 occupied the ,_ John Brown
birth3plpce at West Toriinxton. ’
THC COLONIL’IW
iiLOb.
chi tLiver tau Kl oaoyt
rectified J‘s
letter hung/1' iv 11 111-
Sold,‘ and
20 days trout,-
moot Toxicolo :Tab-
.ia}
'Toxicola ‘(I month‘s
settlement of their demands. 1
and may effect a settlement. A most
results from a cold.
a“ 1
(i ionel John M. 111111111, 111" Honey
on. a. Tom near at his Waterloo,
lithium. her or exisndinr’ Anion. fr ' iv W
the“ 61103 n
i corridor thorn 1119.11
1111 on «1111,1111 thank
you the knowledge to
minimised .
‘ to ours. Dyspepsia, Biliousnolis and
1i
Y
and cabins. rent
wimp! Igrouhwlt 3
$251:
stone “comes “oi-11.130313
Quarries in Connecticut Idle Pending
settlement of Demands. ' 3
NEW LONDON. March 1.—~The
stone cutters' employed in New Lon
(ion and those working at the Lcetcs
Island; Waterford and Granitcvilie
Quarries, were out yesterday pending
Al. the
quarries mentioned there is said to be
a prospect. of settlement. The 1111111
have asked principally for a rise in
wages 01" about. ten per cent ,end the
cumicyers have conferred with them
lug of the Waterford and Granitevlllo
stone‘cutters is being held at Jordan
this afternoon to consider the propo-
sition oi‘ the employers. »
The New London elono cutters are
not at work, but it is expected their
demands will he settled for the com
ing years by an increase of about six
per cent. .
CURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE;
' LUN as.
"Several years slate my lungs well:
so bhdiy affected that i had many hem»
orrhugos,” writes A. M. Ake, 01‘ Wood.
Ind; "I took treatment, with several
physicians without any benefit. '1
Mind :1 .artcd to take Foley's liopoy 11111]
Thu and my lungs are now as sound
as a bullet. i recommend It I11 ad.
vanced stages of lung trouble." Foley’s
Honey 'and Tar stops the cough and.
heals the lungs, and prevents serious
Refuse substi-
Sold at Plaistod‘s drug store.
. It!
LlltOS.
HOUSE AUTHORIZES REDUCTION.
Acts Favorable on Application of In-
' ternational Banking Co.
HARTFORD, March 2.-—Undor slus-
pcnsion of rules the house adopted a
resolution appointing Whitman S.
lirad, a county commissioner for Fall‘—
Ilcinl county to succeed himself for a
term of four years from July 1, 1905.
It was transmitted to the nodule.
‘Tllc house also adopted a resolution
1111 hm lziug tho Intcinntlonnl Banking
corporation of New ilaxcn to reduce
its capital stock from $5 000, 000 to $1.-
000,000
INCREDIBLE BRUTALITY.
it Would have been incredible bru-
tality if Charles I“. Lcn1l1orgor. of 53er
once, 'N. i’., had not done Ilia host he
could for his suffering son. “My boy,"
he says, “cut a fearful gush over hi‘s
eye, no I applied Buckiun‘s Mulch
Salvo, which quickly healed it‘ and
saved his eye." (loud for burns and
ulcers too. Only 25c iii 11‘. B. Baxter's
drug more. “ ‘-
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WOULD BE aUIOlDE WAS lLL.
IiT‘TIiWL, March 2 wThu young wo
man who attempted suicide by drown
lug herself in the Sound at Tillage
port: yoeiorday is believed hero to be
Miss Susie Taylor. of this place luv
stead of Mrs. Taylor .1111 reported in
Bridgeport. Mike Taylor, who in a
distortinrlew of Representative (Tiiiarleo
A. i-loli’mnn. of Da11l111ry.3le 11 member
of a well-known family here. She. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. M.
Hammond, in Bridgeport. ~ several
weeks. Shelton «long been in poor
health. , .
Wha-
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley 0: 00., Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar an a throat and tuna
re1nhdy.and on account of tho erect
merit and popularity 01 Within lion
oy and Tar many Itnitntions are often
ed for the genuine. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any subbti
rule oil‘ercd as no other preparation
will give the same satisfaction:
mildly laxative.
dates and is safest for children and
delicate persons. Sold at Plulstod’:
drug store.
WODDRU RY HOURS BU RN ED.
wooue‘har Munch twin: 111.1:
heated tovcr‘ set tire to a tweeter:
house; occupied byoAuguImtu Manon. '.
11111 yesteruuymuo .. a .
. a mi “Worm“ Int
m“‘ntfl H on”
Kidney pittance. by ii. iii. Buster. drill!
We a, bottle
u
‘ wild as just returned from theistic“
mus city‘s that in his upmion 11.11 11111.
ltcry conditions in Panama the being
improved as rnpidly as could 0's 1111-
has been more 0] less delay in limbo
directions but this the doctor believes
is due to non arr'iial of necessary con
While there 1115 been considerable
I ‘ yellow fever on the isthmus Dr. Reed
11111.1 that the health authorities about
,cplly had the situation well in hand
when he sailed horn (‘olon a week
ago. .
‘Theie has been just thirty~six cas-
on of yellow town in Panama. with
thlve deaths, shine the twelfth of last
July, when the ilrst case was report-
od, " said Dr. Reed. “Colon is not in-
footed or at least was not when 1
Ion there. Sensational reports of the
where all lever cases are sent in at
so fully
unmistakable, are held as suspects 1111
iii all doubt is cleared up.
yellow lever.
.iume whowliml of yellow
lover board.
Col. Gorgas.
Lysior iliid Ili'.
Mayor Leilardc,
(‘nriol'~
the ‘world.
11. lulion over 1411.41191ch
after every scientific resoutce is ex-
hausted, in authoritative.
the diocese. The water works our
sewage system that ought to
alertness in getting pipe to the Isth-
mus. The first cargo was being dis
charged when I' left. This
barrels and other-
.cnl ere.
.iisposcd of by our sanitary oillcors.‘
RIVESuo
NEW \ORR. Match- ~«'Rl1101 line
pecte‘d under the endowment-co. There .
struo‘ilon material which has been or .
,» detail in the linked States
widespread prevalence of thc'dlaeues
- are due chicily lo the feet that ever:
case of fever that is sent to Ancon.
once‘suppoecd to be yellow fever. As
a matter of fat-1. all such cases, unless
developed that diagnosis is
in this
way seventy 01' eighty suspected cases
have been proven not to be yellow fev-
cr at ull,bui no account lsv taken 'oi
this fact. and all are charged up to
i lived twolwecks at
Ancon Hospital, attended autopsies on
lever and
was in close much with the yellow
"This body consists oi
Capt.
the strongest
aggregation of yellow fever experts In
'I‘hov meet daily in con-
cascs and
their verdict which is 111 rlve‘d at only
“Everything that intelligence and en-
crgy can do with the limited facilities
available. is being: done to stamp out
have
been in place last December are not
yet installed simply because oi‘ 11 (ill
delay
makes it lmposslhir to suppress water
'dlsease breeding
This city is. however. being
very thoroughly fumigutcd. the streets
are kept clean and garbage is helm
AUTHOR RIDER HAGGARD AR.
, or,
‘ vorpmout again with the pacer.
city 0 11111111111: erythlng in the taco
.. threat 0
3 cannot settlement
e and elsewhere throu
aheieuidoohod ct
Hot féhtu bi
, 11111111111111 ‘; , 3 1
32nd: of 1‘. deep oli ticail’p
-' ted by a 111111111 111111111 111111111 viii
deliberately dying to prevent a s 3.
The committee seem to be
at then wits ends, and in the mean
1 time rumors are again afloat that the
action of yesterday was preliminary to
l .3 a his demonstration on aturday. and
there ate similar reports of a pro cc‘t- I
ed demonstration of wokaen or 019%
.110 to oignalize the muonoipatlou 1111-
111 ersax y. The police apparently do
not know what. to expect but their
general fear or the outcome is based
.on the diacoircry at Moscow slid ‘at
erhallon, Russian Poland of chantio
tics of bombs. many boxes of which
uvo boon smuggled into Russia and
it is reported that the demonstrations
may be backed by the use of bombs
against the troops. 3
The strike movement has suddenly
assumed active form in the Ekutorluo-
slav and Don Cossack governmehte.
All the minors or the Donetckov
coal mines numbering over 200, 000
th1eaten to walk out on Monday. ~
BU3E8 UNITED HATTERB.
EmpiOye of Connett's Qranpg Fac
tory Seeks $10,000 Damages.
The Newark New lash evening said,
Because ‘he believed. he had? been
slandored and likewise made the vic-
tim of 11' conspiracy. ' Thomas Bren nan,
began suit today for $10,000 damages,
through Thomas A; Davis, against the
vigilance oclmniittuevoi| local No. 17.
or Orange, United Hatters ,of North
Ahiul'ioti. in the circuit court. ‘
'Brennnn was formerly employed by
the Id. V. Council. & Co..- batters of
Orange Valley as their foreman. and
was accused by the vigilance commit-
tee .Aug. 4; 1002. of having accept-
ed money as a. bribe from one Bone»
dito Trancone. in consideration of his
giving the latter employemcntg.
The alleged transaction was brought
to the notice pi tho.counuitteo.'nnd it
lmpoaed a fine upon Brennan of $500,
later taking away ,i‘rom him his card
of membership in the union. A warn-
ing was also given to him to pay the
line at once or steps would be taken
to have him discharged and dchnrrod
from securing tullhei work as a on
ion man in Orange.
When the next regular meeting of
the union was held Scptembct 4. Bren
an was reinstated and the charges
were withdrawn. 1t isallegodby tile
plaintiff however. ihat=hie1 employer:
learned oi“ the caseuandv discharged
l him' soon afterward. The 11l’3u1nt.i.1 11i~
logos. that 1.l1iio ho was rccci ving $20
a 11 our prior to the trouble he was un
able in scenic employment from Aug
usi ii; to Sept. 0, 1902.
ADVERTISEMENT BROUGHT HELP
Three Hundred Men In New York
Fight for Day's Work.
NEW YORK Maich 2.~—A nchpn-
per advertisement; offering a' day's
work to ...1‘.ysnow shovelcrs brought
311111 a Cloud of applicants to a point
in Fifth 5 root early today that the
mine reserves weir. called out to quell
seeing all hope 0133a
' of the British colonial oilice, with tin
nrd, lhe author. who comes here as
11 special commissioner to inquire into
the conditions and churdcter of. the alt-
ricullural and industrial land settle
moms. organized in America by the
Salvation Army, arrived here today on
the steamer 'l‘onmnic The trustees o:
the 1.11.1111.) of (ft-oil Rhodes are paying
he cxponsou of the Inquiry to be lllflilt
by Mr. Haggard. \indor the auspicot
view of applying the scheme to South
an Incipient riot which attended the
scramble for work checks More than
lose hunched men who had come in
losponso to the dvcrtisement were
standing abourt e place soon after
iuylight when the man with fifty
checks, each of which entitle'thehoicb
or to a day‘s work, appeared on‘lhe
tone The sight of the checks was
the signal for a rush in which every
mo of the three hundmd joined Mon ‘
11 are tossed right and left in tho scram
it in ,
it contains no 011-,
riloturo «moo I
a II I “
Africa.
BANK OF ENGLAND DISCOUNT.
LONDON. Milli'll" ..
changed today at 3 per cent.
...........3 “MW...“ _.,._,
-’l‘l1o rate of dis
count of the Bank of England was un-
blo to reach the holder of the checks
and within'a minute the lesion of the
Mir of paste board had been given out.
This did not stop the tiouhic. however,
and when the police 1esorves, who had
been summoned at the first 1'.ueh up
peered. more than a score of individ-
ual couples were fighting handto hand
Sour
Stomach
3 No appetite. ion of strength,
common. headache. constipation.
“0.!"th. phenol dohlllty. sour rin-
lnzo. and outwit of the stomach or.
all duo to Indigestion. Kodol cum
indigenion. This how discovery upro-
mu tho natural Juice: of dilution
to they oniai in s 111.111., otomioll.
combined with the greatest known Ionic
uid mmtruouvo proportion. Kodol
Dylpipsil our. does not only our. in-
ligation nod dyspepsia. but Ihllfomoul 3
3 'f euros Ill, stomach trouble. by
11'» ' 113. pantyiiig, sweetening and
mentioning the muooul membrano-
lninc the stomach.“
for the right to shovel un‘ow alldav
for $2.
RESCUED HIS LITTLE ONES.
Danbury Man Dachau ioto Burning
Hound: to do It.
DANBURY. Conn. Match 2.-——FIre
broke out last night in the 111a1kct of
Joseph lnccnrino. 05 Main street, and
did damage amounting to $1, 000 Ad-
ioinlng his building I11 the grocery
store of Patrick McGrnth The tire
was alarm-Mod by Mr. Mcdmth, who
ran down to the street to the engine
house giving the alarm On his way
back. he saw flames bursting from
the second floor 111111 icitlizlhg that
his two childron were asleep u
stairs made a dash through the flames
and mobilized to bring both children
out safely although he Was nearly
overcome by Smoke Had he dole ed
a moment or 11:11.11 is probable t at
both children “would have been burned
to death, as the stairs were complete
Iy choked by {lemon soon utter he
came down The cause of the fire is
unknown and the loan is covered by
insurance.
“or 1111137110110 Human Manes
em up.
miter plantar on March
George Ito/cyan. 1‘1 weutuuo further
I 2 living in (11111110111111 two miles from
111N111“; .lilo :11th
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11' ii lliiit night: a mid
the Midis
h ii iii
liail‘f ohn (ihdtptintb 111:" £11;
.. W K.
'3 ',= 111111.
sociocultu- 1115mm
23". ..
“ SN] .Fa Putin. ,3 ., kept of tile stock
‘ of Odd 01111111 Plates told systematically r‘é‘dul‘ccd lilo prices.
Some of them are gems, beautifully decorated Limoges
Plates with gold borders and medallions. Plates irom' the
besttnghsh and Auét‘rlan manufacturers floral and convolu-
initial designs With much [fold Sontctuncs 113m will be six -‘
or more of a kind and ti set can be made il'p. Often there 15 '
11111 011c.All sizes, for breed and cake, fruit and dedéert, ‘
bread and b11ttcr,'and 1111111,» choice things for various uses. '
Be sure and see them.
Colonial China. This' is a stock pattern which you. will ‘.
see arranged on one of the large tables Dark blue of course, 2 l
regular Colonial blue, and the very counterpart of this set ‘
.might be found in some old New England cupboard. The
shape of the dishcs' 111 true Colonial and upon them are pic-
toms of impossible pagodas and waving palm trees. A stock
pattern of which you may buy as much or little as desired.
’ Fancy Jugs. Two shapes in :1. Sort of cream colored
ware. some short and squatty, the others tall and slender.
The dccdratiou‘s are long stemmed blue flour-de-Iis or 113111
tulips. Suitable for water or milk; very artistic.
llfl
Serv1ceable Underskiriis.
Black Sateen Skirts, stylish models, dccp flare with
flounce and tucks, special at $1 ..98
Black and White Checked Skirts, very neat looking and
of excellent quality, 98c. 3
Five dozen Black Sateen Skirts, a real burg 111,79c.
Viisscs’ Black Sateen Skirts, 98c and $1.25.
Vx
Have you been to see that Colonial Bedroom Suite?
Don’t miss it, and while you are in the Furniture Store ask
to see those new Cheval Dressers. Three articles combined
in one, Dresser. Dressing Table and Chcval Mirror. 3
In MahOgany, $32.06.
Birdseye Maple, $32.00.
Oak, $3 1.00.
Quite the thing.
like D. M. Read Co.
.
Shiites” Stun "\i‘) diets.
AS THE SEASON ADVANCéfi'WE MUST MAKE READY FOR THE
SPRING BY CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK. FOR THIS WEEK’S
iPECIALS WE HAVE GHOSEN' .
Quotes @1111”: masts.
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Ladies Sateen Waists,
751: were 01-030.
Ladies’ Check Waists,
pl. 00 were $1.50.
Ladies' Flannel Wuista,
The were $1.00.
Ladies' Flannel Waists,
$1.439 were $32.00.
Ladies' Mohair Wallets,
750 were 01.00.
Ladies‘ Mohair Walstn,
8331.00 were 031.60.
Indies' Flannel Walsta, haulers Mohair Walsto.
$1.00 were $1.50. 01.49 were 02.00.
OTHER WANTS A‘I‘ 911.111.3111 .REDUCTIONB.
{1-
‘9
5"
w.
RA FEW MORE PIECES OF EUR LEFT AT .THE MARKED
843 wAsmno'ron err.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 343-6.
«Tbiim
not offered on "'11.-
will of. out M33
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Norwalk Chronicler