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i
Mimmilili
p.» of .on. El-
.¥'3-2 9 Actions
. initial Triistoilt—i
maul Lawn Atwood
olufiyifillfliooflli
Val cons —— committee
‘llll This“ Down to $5,000
5m nanrroso,‘ March 24.
, ‘ . . ‘eport Post's correspondent
Mil to announce that the judiciary
:“lil. as has reached an agree-
it i Using the cases in court
.‘ ‘ Ell/Inst trustees and admin-
‘t‘inl‘iigof estates by D. Preston At-
i ,
“tiiajvo heaped Hana.
,«b /' ,A
of
are worth your inspection
whethorwu buy or not. Ono .
llll to b gin-date in all
household and
to
go
For sale by
HORACE R. NASH.
south Not-walk Conn.
Corner West and Main Streets.
”OW”OOWOQM
IIJ
hi
The whole state is vitally in-
:rlpgeport en Have
i The followinfi
credited to the
of Bridgeport by the current; number
interest:
‘. Mr. S. R.
bridgeport. Conn,
rom Liverpool on
Limerick, The all
a Morin lasting _
‘ “Upon the night following t'ilo eighth
day Of the storm."
tampcat ll‘lodcratod it little. and for the
first time since leaving purl i enjoyed
it refreshing sleep.
l dreamed that l
l had‘left
door she seemed to discover ii'hat i was
not the only occupant of the r
fluted a little. then advanced to in
side. stooped and kissed luv.
for gently carrcssing luc
moms, ulllcliy withdraw.
"Upon walling i
see, William .l. Tait.
not directly over its»
that our room was at the stern of the
vessclwlonillng lllltlll his elbow and
looking fixedly at me.
'to have a lady “Ohio and visit you in
plullutioll. which hp at first dcclinod to
aivc but ill icngiil igl-
bad sccil wlliin wide awning, lying in
with my drcalll.
- Maw-'“FW‘W comma.
SAW A GHOST. J
W . .
Funny Exper.
ience an Ocean.
incident whiloh is ac-
ate Suluucl‘R‘. Wilmot
the Ladics‘ iiolne Journal to of‘ '
Wilmot. a formula cturer of
was retnrnlins home
the steamer City of
in was overtaken by
nine days... .
he testifies. “the
'l‘olyard morning
saw lny wife. whom
in the United States. come
the. door of my stateroom. Al. the
com. has
and a -
for a few me.
was surprised. to
my fellow passen-
berlh was above mine. but
r. whose
owing to the fact
"‘Ytlli'l‘t’ i] prilffiy l0llth.' Si‘flli he,
is way.‘ i pressed him for an ex»
rclulcd what he
i'Xllnflly corresponded
'I‘hc day after land.
5 berth. it
will!” .
' tteefWednesday.
‘ifl‘hericommlttee will recommend a
Atwood $1
a. as and $20 costs in each case now
They will recommend
repeal of the present law and
provide new restrictions for delin-
-‘q‘u§ilit f‘adlninistratnro
. doing away with
Till
b 'l-
., I “t
‘ ti
denim
i
allowing Mr.
he. courts.
BBI’B
his matter, as there are
litighl‘fllint'time 247 such prosecu—
lf ending in the courts. This
as reached by the com-
lla ill -
and trustees.
the penal section.
.pprtion of. the bill has not. yct.
filmy settled upon, The commit-
ll make a report to the legis-
la rainext week.
_ Jt will be remembered that. l). liallbul'y. bollnd for Berkshire and
. ‘Preston Atwood caused shivers, to run Highland division points as well as
‘uwiow‘ down the spines of trustees Danbllry.
affiliates who had not filed their re-
ports as required by law, when he he.
_ bringing suits right and left lln-‘
d ".rarforgotten statute which awards
on one who prosecutes dcilnl
flaidalnages and costs. ’l‘hose
820 a month for the time
plants
olapsing after the time when the re-
pdrnabould. have been made to this
time of prosecution. in the Supreme
Court it was decided that damagcs
could 'nOt be collected for over a your
oven,” the dolinqucncy lasted over a
period of ten years.
Atwood expected to get. tilcreforc.
3240' for each case and costs. This
would make the net results ill 247
cases. 859.280 damages. with costs so
much additional. According to action
of the committee, if endorsed by the
side some single trains.
of the management. has born not to
run cxtrns on wcck days on account
of the large
trains and lilo. dallgcr of accidents. ‘
Victim Fell to the Ground. But Was
HEAVY FREIGHT TRAFFIC.
Extra Trains From Wilcon's‘Point to
Danbury on Sundays.
Sunday was a busy day on the
Danbllry branch of the New York di-
vision of the New York. Now Haven
and Hartford railroad. A large num-
ber of freight extras were run bc-
twoell Danhury and Wilsons Point for
the purpose of relieving the congestion
of freight cars in the yard at the
southern (illtl of the line. it was said
that therc were one hundred and thir-
ty~flvo cars waiting to be linulcd to
For several weeks the regular trains
on week days have not been able to
take up all the cars shipped by this
route and all Sundays have been used
to clear the yard by running a num-
ber of Special trains. 'i‘llrcu big dolr
ble headers were run from Wilson‘s
Point to Danbllry during tho day be-
’l‘he policy
D
number of passcnncr
HANGMAN'S NOOSE GAVE WAY.
...._.
Not Hurt and Second Trial
Was Successful.
dyspepsia. used to have great distrust
and belching.
could hear of. bllt nothing helped ml
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one Fa
cont bottle, cured me completely."
or and the Clifford
lug i wcllt by roll it) Wpiortown. CL.
\vllcrc my childrcu and my wife had
bccn for some time. visiting hcr par-
ents. Almost bct' first illlostion when
Wu wcrc alone together. was. “Did you
l'cccivc a visit from my a week ago
'l‘ueslbly'.“ My wife then told me. that
on account of lllt‘ severity of the
wcuiller sllc had been cxtrmucly all—
xiollc about mo. (ill the some night. on
which the storm land just begun to
nbllic r‘llt‘ bad lain. ilWillx’u for a long
timc thinking of litc. and about 4
o'clock ill tho morning it sccnll‘ll to
itcr that she went. out to suck me.
"Cl‘ilh’lfilllg flu- rlldc ulld Storllly son,
shc cnnlc nt icllpfb to a low. black
stcllllisillp \vllosc sillc silo \vclli up. and
illcll dent-culling lot.) the cabin. passed
through it to tllc sit-r11. lillill silo clinic
to my sinicroolll. “'i‘cll ulc." said sllc.
'do thcy pvcl‘ lliin‘ Hitlittl'uilllil-Z like the
one I saw wllcl'c illc llhpct' berth cx-
tclllls itlrlllcl' back than lllc lifllli‘l‘
onc‘? A man was ill illc illllit‘l' llcrill.
looking right at inc. and for a llllllllcllt
i was afraid to so ill. bill soon l‘wcllt
up to the nidc of your bcrtll. bclli down
illld kissed you illl(l illcll Wcllt away.“
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castil-
el.. says: "i suffered for years will
i tried everything
For sale by R. if 'l‘lsisfed. it‘. it. Bill
Pharmacy. "
NOW ON.
legislature. Atwood will only gcl $247
damages and $4,940 coats.
choresla
”Infants ancclliicron.
Milli. fall lint Allin: Bought
B'III‘I the
Blaster-cot
W .
LEARNING CAUSE OF EXPLOSION.
of those returned to their work today.
. . aw
. step! toward mititutin civil action for
"fill
Brockton People Anxiously Awaiting
Report of the State Export.
BROCK’I‘ON, Malia, March. ZioThe
business activities of-Brockton, which
were. interrupted yesterday because of
thawedaral services for the many vic-
i. .9! the shoe factory disaster of
Monday. were resumed today. in at-
Bio“. every factory there are relatives
0 those who perished in the explosion
until“ at the Grover plant.
Some
bill hilly had not.
Now that the victims of the
have been paid public honor the of.
motion of the community is being
morodoiinltely fixed toward the dues
tioh ‘ , the cause of the explosion and
M‘mu‘mMnalbility. if any is to be
wild. for the blowing up of the boiler.
_ 0 report reached by the state ex-
; with. reference to the cause of
holdllaatar is understood to be ill the
poo carton of District Attorney Asa
P. cool: and the micro of this ll
with real. interest. While
nona‘oi the am ctcli families has taken
accident
,lt. is general y believed that
adore of this kind will in-
new,
.. .r lino! the victims will re-
, e do arable financial assistance
mm'ilflfiflfl ladies and unions of
lathe deceased were members.
0 mm this lilhcll help has some
popular relief movement. the
had last plant reached
gun at $16,508.
; .30 o'clock today the relief fund
mums“. ll contribution
_ M was received during the
; from Dr W. Field. of the I). w.
“009m”. and- another of
warfare ~i the shoe
. fii. Taylor employ.
AM‘LINO MORTALITY.
tics allow startling mortality.
dictation 10W... as
”can“ ‘ am Dr.
hill on reliable remedy,
Life Pills. I. victim.“
m m. caisson. mat
noggin: Ooutipltioh
‘ ,It'l‘. H. In};
‘ -NK' fl l. _
‘ {Staffing
.- “summit?! M.
4...“...
Byers. pale and trembling. was again
placed on the. scaffold nlld tbc lrnp
sprung. This time there was no mill»
hop and «tenth rcsulled from strangu-
llltlon.
ecntive committee of tho Dllnliuion
test with the minister of marine and
of railways and candle is also ttskcll
for by American corporations.
of Dcnbury. nearly seventy-five years.
that escorting German moored cruiser. »
Canada baiyoch the Great fallen and
M of diamonds) in that territory.
V 4;: ‘- W -
emigrate (litmus ants in.
Pi'l‘TSiil’Rfl. Pu. March till -~T\\'il
lllcn wcrc hangcd lit'l‘t‘ today and lil‘
first unsuccessful banging was l‘t‘t‘t’li‘ll
ed in Allegheny county. Reno l)nr-
daia went to the scaffold first and his
neck was broken._Wiliianl .i. Byers fol.
lowed hilll and when the trap was
Sprung the loop of the noose plllicd
away.‘ precipitating him to tile ground.
For about one minute he Staggcl-cd
around under the scaffold and thou
Sheriff Dickson caught him and rc-
moving the noose nun black cop, car-
ried him lllto the jail. He was not
badly hurt as tllc result of Illf' fail.
The rope was again adjusted and
CANADA WILL RECIPROCATE.
OTTAWA, Ont. March 24.«~'l‘llc. cx-
ll
Marine Association has lodged a pro
fisheries against ccrinln steamboat
regulations growing out of the Slocum
disaster, being enforced against Call-
ndiall steulllships by the United Slaiés.
it IS pointed ollt that more was a tac- '
it agreement that these regulations
should be reciprocal. 'i‘ilo lninisicr
S
i
H
to withhold mascot for water privilcs
on on the canal at Morrlshnry llskcd
. .mw. - mil—"'1'“
BETHEL WOMAN DEAD.
lilii’l‘iiml. Marl-ll “whilst; lltil'l‘lt‘i i
R. Vail. one of the oldest residents of l
Bethe]. died at her borne in Stony '
of a fail a few days ago in which she
sustained a fractured log. Miss Vail.
who was ll member of an old and
prominent Bellini family. was nlllcty-
two years of one. She had been It i
member of the Second Baptist Church.
f
snub—WWI!
“HAMIURG” crops Ar oovsn.
DOVER. Dom. March iii.-—-Tho filin-
burx-Amorlmn Lille steamer Hamburg
from Onxhnvell yesterday. with mover.
or “William on board. bound for the
Mediterranean, called here today for
annotation and proceeded.
were exchanged between the forts
ailtl
Prim Friedrich Karl.
, W—
.olmosoa HIDDIN ‘IN CANADA. .
OTTAWA. March lie—Dr. hall. of -_
the" Geological Survey. believes that
comm hidden ill thatpart of
Hudson Boy, was he warns allrveylll
parties and explorer. to be on the loo -
oil for anything. that will show trace:
7 ..~ courtly.
fi‘i‘l‘ ‘ltfi. but. March download.
Wm tum asked tho gov.
. a bounty of an: dollars
Ncw liocbcllc, N. \’.. contractors.
cooling pinlli. l-ic.. at Midway. Show
Lille division.
lltil‘lOll tl‘r l'll‘lllt‘llWi‘i)‘. contractors.
ilortoll & livlllcuwuy. (nllliruciors.
(.
Hartford division To be colltpll-tcd ill
llln spring. Duty 8: liollu'ooh. contract
ore for sulmtrucillrcs.
lll'ldttl-
Ncw York division.
ionic rivcr.
(lit. contractors for supcl'strllctilrcs.
lclu river to Now Ilorlicllt'. N \'.. at
present dollblc Il'llt‘li; in In: six trill-il-
ml. Contract lot to New York Contracts
nlatdltoft,-.i .
Hill district last Mimi. from the effects lirfllscll.‘ ‘E’moylg‘3?”§f§§5§3§k all 1m:
roadway and stations. and $2.ii7ii.tiilil
parents.
from 'i‘uwnlll's.
GERMAN YACHT AT CIVITA Vlc.
GHIA
portal yacht iiobenzoilern in cxpecicd
to arrive of fibrin Vccclnll. on Solar.
Salutes ‘ 3
CONSTRUCTION WORK
Outline of Proposilit‘ns of This Sort
Now Before Consolidated.
The construction work ll-olv bclilg
carrlcll on by tile thulsolidiltcd rairoad
is. ill part, as follows:
lii'iligl-pol'l pllslwcllucr station. ca.
pccil-il lo ilc clllllplcicll this stillilill‘l‘.
l-llimillniioll of grade crossings ill
Fall iiivcr. practically co'.nplctcd.
Additional sccolld truck on tho Null~
unlock division Work in prourcss. .l.
l. ti'iil'icn Contracting Coltipllny. Scy
lllnill'. collii‘lll'lm's.
Scrollll tracking of Highland lilvl«
slon front filtll'llu‘lllt‘ t.» ’l‘mv‘llcl's. ifllv
Ili‘l' way. (' \V. lllll.l‘.tifill'l‘ & Soils,
Ncw llnvcll. lllltl .iohtl W, Dally & (‘o..
Yard cllulllc hollsc.
flll'lliiics. llcw
Prucilcnllv clilllplcicll.
Two large brick i‘rcighi bouscu tin
or contract for crcciiml ill Hartford.
New doubll- trnrlt stool bricc orcl
.mlneclicllt l‘l\‘l.‘l' at “'llrcllousc l’oint.
Alllcrlcall
for Hopi-r»
and
(30.. contractors
trnct n roll.
Ncw four track sicti bridgc oil the
ill collrsc of crec
loll ill (“us (toll, Wealaiol'i and llousu-
lillly (t2: Iloibrook. coll
rectors for illillitll'lil‘illi'cs, and l‘as-
nlc Stool Co. and l’luinsyivallill Bil-cl
The Harlem itivoi‘ Ill‘lillt'll from liar.
llg & Trucking (lo. Four of lhcsc
racks will be sulllppclll with cltlctrlci-
y with the third rail system. idstlr
or the electrical equipment. and lip-
ixnlblll tracking of ilighiluld division
N. Y.. aollillcllsi itl
.lonbnry. slxillcn lnillul. Proposed.
«w.
ROM it). March 24.“;l‘hi‘ tlcrnlun flu
“—
same proportion
llrcll't‘ wc?
.to scll closc.
suitable profit.
tradc with its.
principal paving.r
i i
”30.”.
00......
.Wc arc primed and cxpccluni for the busy and active Spring
business which we hope is ill store for us.
We realize that the combat of business dcpcnlls solely upon its
as we have a firm bcllcl that thc concern gets the
good goods and financial
as it offers low prices.
accolllllloiiotiollsin the form of reasonable and cosy payulcnts.
is easy to protlllsc.
illcui with illc “goods. service and priccs.’
That's just the way wc are going to do.
wc admit. but when we back
' wc arc to
Wc ask for your trade and custom bccausc wc liclltil't‘ lvc arc
cqnlppcd to glvc you better goods at lower priccstllan any llt‘lilSt:
ill town as we have unlimited capital to buy close and this means
\l'c conduct our business on all lrl‘ollllmical basis. no frills, no
:zlttl'actlous. which cost lllollcy and adds to illc cxpcnsc of doing
bllsmcss and to tllc prices and lnl‘li'covcr we arc content with a I‘L‘ll-
Si (ill (‘5 art:
GOOD GOODS. [OW PRICES AND EASY PAYMENIS.’
patronagc in illc
It
up cvcry stato-
lking ”bnsnlcss,"
it
This is our platform and all tllilsc both prcscllt custolllcrs and
llclv ollcs Will lliid that lt Will bc very much to their advantage to
Wc illvitc you in upon an account and we assurc you at the tllll~
act of the bcst of collsidcraiion and trcatlllcnt. (lettingr business and
keeping it is no alllntcill‘isll job as long cxpcl‘icllcc has taught us.
But tllcl‘c is a way and we bcliclzc ll'c know what it. is and thc tllrcc
\\'c call your spccial ammonia in our clothing (lcpartlllcllt \vhcrc
garlncllts for all lllclllllcrs til tllc
family may llc found.
LADIES‘ SUITS. SPRING STYLES .......... s 8.00 to $35.00
MEN'S SUITS. SPRING STYL
MEN‘S OVERCOATS. SHORT
BOYS‘ SUTS, DURABLE AND STYLISH
GIRLS’ SUITS. STYLISH AND SWAGGER
STYLISH MILLINERY. PARI
SENSIBLESHDES;
w.
FOR MEN
ES .............. 7.00 to 25.00
AND SNAPPY . 10.00 to 20.00
3.00 to 10.00
5.00 to race
SIAN MODLES . 3.00 to 10.00
4.00
AND WOMEN . 0.00 to
\
10 SOUTH MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
W
cameraman
DETAILS OF JAPANESE LOAN.
LONDON. Milll‘li L’t Noon 'i‘llc till-
ll dclnlls of the Japanese loan warc
ion of tho cxnct dnic of issue.
lot be delayed.
lt‘tlJitIil. with lllfl‘i‘l'r'l at W; pcr ccnl.
y will bc lilc not rcccipts of thc tobac-
:4) lllollopoly of Japan amounting to
hp llcxt fiscal ycal‘. The loan will bc
issllcli slllllllullcnuslr lll Ncw York and
IzillllIOII, such of ibcsc cilins inking
i?fl.(ititl.titio
'l‘llc :\lilt‘l‘lt‘llll issuing banks are
Kuhn. llocb ti tfolupnny and . others
participating ill
handled by tllc group of banks which
was l‘esponsiblc for lllt‘ curlicl‘ lltliil-
iiolls. The loan is rcdccmnblc after
five years. Sonic subscription is cx-
pccicd ill Holland and Switzcrlnnd. it.
is said llt‘l‘t‘ ibai although Gcl'llluu
banks cxhulleicd cvcry effort to secure
participation in the loan ibcy
lncn rigorously cxcllldcd. as Japan
found no difficulty in sis-arbor the nth-
olllli rclptilcli In Now \‘ork illld lain»
lion.
COUGHS AND COLDS.
All coughs, colds'and pulmonary
'lilllplfllllltl that are curable are qulclr
y cured
clean: the phlegm, drawn out iniialn'
nation and boats and soothes the at.
footed parts. strengthens the lungs.
words all pneumonia. Harmless and
pleasant to take. Sold by The Clif-
’ord Pburlllacy. "
*4pr
A BIG TRADE.
m
One Just Put Wn the Largest and
Steadfast in Many Your.
During the past tow days it docilicli
slat-itching in thc batting irlldc llilll
hot-n notlccnblc. i-‘nctoriou that until
last wcek worc rusilcd to their capacity
are now working on part little. and
blunt of them two lining tllc lllrllcr
part, of their wurll ill the moraine.
WW new orders are, now being I‘ll-
ccived. 'i‘llc factories are working lli-
most. enttrcly on orders that pliers re»
colvcd early in the season fol- future
delivery. The trade now closing has
years. .‘liapinninll about the first of
.tuly. the trolls continual it brillil one
and the factory that half not alone boon
working to its capacity has been the
deception. While the stiff bats were
for in the lead and the soft. but trade
was not. so large as was anticipated.
Danbllry rcceivad more than its share
of the latter trade-«memory News.
a. ”mm- to
. "will!!! HIDDIN HOOKI.
'Wball your ship of bacilli strikes
the hidden mics of (illumination.
Momma. etc... you are lost. «if you
'_ don't get help from Dr. Klara New
niacovory for Consumption. .l. W
. . n, of Tail 5 8 rings. Ala...
‘ it a“! had ”landfill! wit
_ . path. hinder the pure 0 we «too
might was getting as babel- when
began to take Dr. Klara New Dir
cry. The ill'si. acne taro trust.
d one bottle clued nit." Sure can:
sore throat. bronchitic. rang; and
do. “it”!!! - .. l ‘ l”
“ coastal #9“: 31:3
. «a. ‘
‘5'
concludcd here today with tho cxccp-E
Tllin‘
.lns not ycl been dccillod. bill it will
The amount is $150.“
l‘llc prim; of issui- is tit) and tho sccnl'i- ‘
litLtitltlJltlti, according to tilt; lllll‘lilt‘l for ‘
lllt: pl‘ttl‘luiio taunt...
.villlc tilc ilrlilsll llllif of thc lollll lii‘
have.
by One, Minute Cough (lure.i
been the longest and ntcadlcst in many.
h with his committee.- who body was
WATERBURY LINEN AIRED.
'City Judgcship Matter Thresher! Out
5 Before Judiciary Committee.
ilAlt'l‘lv‘tiill). itinrcll Ill-uh
livcly hearing was bold before. ibc jll-
divinry t.‘t)iillllliltf'ii ycstel‘duy afternoon
on ”W l‘t‘fitllililnll to reappoint (‘ol. l.n-
cicll l". lllll'pcc judge of tho city
l'tllll'l of \i'ntcrbnry. Antagonists of
Mr. lIlll’llt‘l‘. lispl-l'inliy .lllllao Root.
who
(‘tllc.
nppcnrcd ill bchalf of Edward
llnoihcr calldlllnic did not host-
inic to arraigll iiim Ill sharp words.
'l‘bc Ilt‘ill'lllit was icrtlllilniod by Scull-
tor Pulse of the lillillllliitcc declaring
that tho committee did not how the:
pom-r ill illvcsiilgni.~ and did not aunt
in illvcuiigalc illc lllnttcrs brought up
and llll‘t‘il. and Method that tllc whole
ccnil‘llvcl-sy l'tilltl bl- Hpt‘l'illly Hi'lllt‘tl
ill \\’lltcrlnlr_\j ’l‘bc contilllttcc
jollrllcll illc lllllttcr without date.
.llldac Root, in illc (‘uttl‘up of his
attack on .lllllgc iilll'pcc declared that
tbcrc was a shortage of $3.100 ill illc
accounts of tbc Iaticr as city attorncv
and tilt“ unloullt had not becll paid
and that the city had failed to get a
scitlclllcllt. Ho produced ll newepapcr
rcpori of tho matter to which he rc-
fcrrcd and said it was a rctll-clinll up-
on the integrity of tho state to huvc.
.llllllzc liurnuc l'c-appoillicd.
to Judge Harper’s bchuif the spellll- l
.l‘l'fi \Vt'i'l‘ .illdxc t‘owcll. .l. hi. Burns.
mailer and sclth- it. They claimed
that .lnllsc Burpcc bad it claim for
.lclgnl scrl'lccs against tllc city which
should offsci lhc amount of lllc ai-
‘ilcgcd shortage. and that be had made
{un l‘fftll'l to got. at tho bottom of tho
matter nlld sciic Ii. ’l‘bcy clslnlcd
llllf‘illf‘f' that ii of tho fifty-one mom-l
More of tho Waterbury bar walltcd
illllflttt‘ illlrpee reappointed and that
.tllrcc-fourths of the people. of lllc
city were of tllc sillllc mind. Mr.
l iiull wanted the hearing ndiourncd for
itit) days to allow Illc colnnlittcc to
look into the llllliicr referred to.
“b. m.m-.—
WoMaN'c KIDNIVS.
kidneys are dcrangcd. Ncl'vollsnonll
the eyes.
of ltldncy
Foley's Kidney
broken down woman.
guns.
fits the whole system.
tcli‘l drug store.
SgOHITARY NOYIS ARRESTED.
lilW iIA\’l¢N..MIroh 24 wit}. W
Noyes. of. South (li'nllllf‘oti. Macs. sec»
rotary of the Board. I Adjustment of
”W firntilcnumui of massive mlglll'
corn of. tflc Ncw York. Now llpvl-ll and
Hartford itallruuli. died at more lion.
piiill today or tilmctlllicliis. tic wan
tailcll lli Wllllo fifllfliitf'il in Will‘lf in
moved in death tiraiatroc.
2&4 tgrcllghrhrghia. “roan era
-‘ was an» ‘a.
a if: ,3”. . if ii
\‘cl'y ,
all"
Women are more often affliciod wttll
kllblcy disorders than men. but. Illii’l-
buio the sylllpiolnll todlucllscu poclli-
lar to their sex. while ill reality the
headache. puffy or dark circles under
pain In tho back. are. signs
trouble that must not he is-
aorad, or a serious malady will result.
(turn has restored the
health of tllolltlnndo‘of weak, norvotln.
it stops irregu-
larities and strengthens the urinary or-
lt. purifies the blood and bone-
Sold of Plato.-
.uitatttlisnLMN'o copes sumac .-
ralliailla suitability loathing: instants“ ..
i No DIVORCE FOR coov.
{Wyoming Court Finds Hia Allegations
l Not Provcn.
. Slll‘;Rll).“\N. Wyo, March 2i.——“13llf-
‘ faio Bill." Col. William F. (hilly, yesici“
‘iday' lost ills suit for divorce from
ilxulisa t‘ody. .iudgc R It Scott of tho
idlstrlci court dccidill: that charges of .
sttclllpls ml illc part of Mrs. Cody to
poison llcl‘ husband. and other illic-
nations, had not been ill‘m't’ll-
.Illdltc Scott ilsscrtcli that tho tos-
illlltmy showed that Mrs (‘olly lluil
iuwuys bccu a good mother and a
fluid fl“tl illdullzcnt wlfc.
. .iudgc Scott asked tllc
:for thc licfclldsllt. Wilcox a ”hill
gall. of North Platte, Nola. to ulncnd
.tbcir nnswcr ill thc case by striking
“out thc sections which dealt with
ifillHl'izl'R relating to Bosnia isboii. to
lCOdy's conduct ill Chicago and to his
ioarly actions ll! Fort McPherson.
lelcll this was done. the court found
of the defendant.
it‘nlll‘f‘ly ill l'nvor
airs. Cody.
.lllllgc Scott, ill his opinion said:
“The law of life state does not make ;
lincompntibillty a ground for divorccu
‘but it docs read that extreme cruelty
.rcndcrlng the condition of either
ipuriy to tho marriage contract intol-
'urablc, is sufficient grounds to allow
:lllc granting of a decree.
l “'i‘bo first cause 0f action in the
lcasc is illc chnrgc of poisoning. on
:l)cc_ 26. liltlt). or sonic t‘imc prior
thereto. Tin: evidence wholly fails to
support tilts issue. but shows the dc-
fclldunt was trying to rescue the
iplallltlff from a state of intoxication.
and administered not poison. but
remedies which she deemed balloti—
fcini to him. ills inability to speak
‘on this occasion did not come from
ltbcsc comedies. but came from his
innit-naive use of intoxicallls at. the
:lmnqucl board. and was as llillillllllr
”I‘ll“ to the defendant. all to the plallr
It .
! ”'l‘ilc uullllppincss caused by tho
ilti‘lltillti of the plaintiff is shown by tho
{nitcr of their daliaiticr. Al-lll 'i’borilc.
whose bountiful character allollo out
from bur unhappy home in the words
of hcr letter written Just. before bur
. death:
"'Ob. papa. why did he do it? My
heart is Just. broken over it. Oh, why
did he do it?"
Judge Scott alro found that the
charge of unbecoming, actions on the
part of the defendant toward the (Jol-
cllell’ll guests well not proved; lilfli
there: was no evidence that she had ov-
en threatened her husband's life. and
mi when filleilillfll'. the funeral o
be daugllter. Arthur Sumerian N.
Y.. in February 1004. lbs offered a
permanent reconciliation and noon-
lllver ever (.‘illllti to this. ,
'tahe was Rt‘.’ over-indulgent. noth-
llr and min. who lliltlays tonic critical:
lull nth'ct'tltl. and always
wool to bill lioliltlliliiillllfi and made
great preparations to rucldvc him.
run station for it. new trial will be
' ' next term of court.
is it; led. poll' -
. A G».
iilliH'lli‘yfi '
trolled for».
IWILL TESTIFY lN BEEF INQUIRY.
NEW HAVEN. March 24.~»~w. .i.
.Toillursc of this city. and Hartford,
.ilas bccn summoned as a witnesr. for
ithc. government in the bect‘ combine
Qiuvcstlgailon in Chicago. Mr. 'l‘olllurst.
.il: illnnngcr of thc (lollnccticllt Realtor-
. ills & Fertilizer Company ill Allington
and is the bond of the bcot’ handling
firm of W. .l. 'i‘olhurst & Company
of Hartford.
ECURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE
LUNGS.
i "Sm-oral years since my lungs were
‘so badly affected that i had many homv
orrhages." writes A. M. Akc. of Wood.
11nd. “i took treatment. with several
physicians without any bcnont. i
then started to take Foley’s Honey and
Tar, and my lungs are now as sound
his a bullet. i recommend it in ad-
. vaucod slagcs of lung trouble." Foley‘s
IHoncy and 'i‘ar stops the, cough and
2heals the lungs, and prevents serious
ircsllliu from a cold. Refuse substi-
tutes. Sold at Plalsted's drug store.
BROWN SYSTEM CONFERENCE
NEW HAVEN, March 2-l.--~’I‘llc var-
ious sllb-conlllllttccs of tllc labor un-
. lflllu of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford ltairond finished yesterday
illlc‘ll‘ conference in regard to the
!"Brown system“ of mcriis and de-
lncrlts for employee of the railroad.
"I‘llc system Is to be put. into effect by
tho colllpnny officials on April 1. Most
of flip committee members left for
itbcir bottles yesterday sfternon.
TONIC TO THE SYSTEM.
[for liver troubles and constipation
there is nothing better than DoWltt'a
'l.itile Early Risers. the famous little
Pills. They do not weaken the atom-
llch. Their action upon the system
is mild, pleasant and harmless. Bob
Moore. of lulllayottc. lnd.. says: “No
llsc talking. Dchtl's I.iitin Early
RIHN'K do their work. All «tillers pilltl
I have used gripe and make me sick
III the stomach and never cured me.
Til-Will's i.iiltc llnriy howl-s proved
in he Ibo ionic sought. relief. 'i‘hoy
are simply perfect." Persona travel.
in: find Little [Carly ltiuors the most
reliable remedy to carry with them.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. r"
“MM
VICE-PRESIDENT'S ’l'fllP SOUTH.
GREENSBORO. N. 0.. March 84w.—
Vine-Prcsldont Fairbanks and his par-
ents yesterday visited the site of the
revolutionary battlefield at. Guilford
courthouse. being shown over the place
by Major J. M. Moorohead. Attention ,
t the visitors returned . to Greensboro
and visited the Normal College. where
the vice-president mode an address to
the girl students. [Alter the party. left
for Washington.
TH! OOLONIL'I WATSHLOO..‘
colonel John M. trailer. of Honey
ill'oyc. 'l‘ettss. nearly met his Waterloo.
from hivarnnd Kidney trouble. in a
l‘tif‘Nll.ol;!llt§l’, ilt- “Hint f'l with nearly
eudi . “.6. 0W ._
i} .i tried spy
nostril! W
r it w *
till the
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