M.
“ til IION sxetslu.
' ‘bl
. W”. to Mmrs. ZIOI'
7mm and Williams.
oral-matron has been gain-
, , ”Whilst to extort money
W Singlet; of Great, island.
, .‘ilioso big estate is one of the
spate ‘of the Sound. Black-
. Share by means of threatening
at , lit-ed to get from Mr. Zing.
' H I of $5,000. Will! made to
misfit by Pinkerton detectives
' ilugolyto outside interferences.
, , 5. known that John '1‘. Williams
Ifs‘ Hillreueived a threatening
numbed in language very simi-
illiat‘tlsed in Mr. Ziegler's letter.
j ‘ ‘s letter was written a
“0.130., Some little time has
since Mr; Ziegler received his
.__. . dist :it..ls understood be Is yet
,» to nip down the author.
Moalne‘ltoJight In an in-
! lion of an alleged threat to ex-
.. ‘- . y from James 1. Raymond of
berry Hill. Stamford. In Octo-
t Mr. Raymond received a letter
. was very offensive. It did not
~ .- any" direct .demand for money,
3 , , m swelled-threat and ‘an
, . In that a demand for money
._ , ,‘ «come later. Mr. Raymond said
it ,2 s ,lottier-suclh as no man would
2 . . 2’91 , it b was an imitation
-' 01.;ng 41 nd" type of literature.
ginormous paid no attention to the
.e
.
"id
.s
at the time. It is understood
happened recently
, ,efi It tennis mind. There
or! o ,t that he has fixed res-
‘fOl' it. wWhen asked last
, ng~ift§thst were..ao he said he
ss . a letter was not writ-
by so Ital an. as’mlght appear on
7 surface. He said he had been
In to fix guilt on any one and had
ftrminedgo‘ drop the matter.
e lettbr "racism in Mr. Ziegler
,, .. ted him to leave 85.000 in a tin
pa hidden beneath the coring in a
, barn at Woodslde ark. wilhln
'1 09h .
to be that. tho'lettbi‘ stated. The po
lids foundia tin pail in the place
designated. The matter was laid be-
fore. Prosecuting Attorney Carter.
1 The Pinkerton detective agency sent
up too or four of its best men to
work on the case. One - night Mr.
Ziegler and his secretary drove to
Woodslde Park, found the pull. and
out see in marked l-blils into it. They
drove away Immediately, All this
time Pinkerton‘meu and some special
poicemen lsy concealed in the
udge'e stand, one hundred yards
south of the barn. They lay there all
night; but no one appeared.
, One morning a rough looking man
who seemed to he a foreigner enter-
ed the park. lie made a careful sur-
vey Of the place and after a while
walked lotwlrd the barn, As be ap-
proached (it. 'l‘hodore Ferris. owner
of the park, appeared and began to
make repairs to a fence. The strong--
or then disappeared. Mr. Ferris had
not been let in on the matter. and lul-
wiltingiy frightened off a fellow who
was suprosed by the detectives to be
a tool 0 the letter-writers. Defective
Rockwood attempted to follow him,
but losbthe trail In the woods.
The money remained in the tin pull
for two weeks. during every minute
of which there Were two or more do-
tectives and special policemen watch-
ing it, The blackmailers had evident-
i! been frightened. for they made no
‘ effort to take it away. Mr. Ziegler re
3. celved a letter. however, lhanking
him for placing the money there.
it is understood that Chief of Po.
7 lice Brennan has these letters in ques-
3. tion and others of a like character
I locked up in his desk at police head-
l charters, He said as much lilo other
I day. Today he said he did not have
any letters to give out.
“CHEAP” TELEPHONES.
(New Haven leader.)
We are hearing a great deal these
days about cheap telephones and a few
ambitious Napoleons of finance from
New Y it are heroesger and anxious
to fit an s service to the farmers
which usually costs about s20 a year
to establihh and maintains for :12 s
s W thy say; '
' h til! rick name has been work-
ed scores of times in this stateand
still them are people who will chase a
gold ill-lei: further than they will a
gpld dollar.
The ancient Greeks. hearing gifts,
understood human nature and these
modern Greeks from New York ap-
psraotlrthin‘k therv‘haVe sized up the
Games icttt Yankees correctly and
that by parading about the state. sand-
wlohinan fashion. they can convince
the farmers and business men that
they are to-bsnellt the people re-
le of a cost to themselves.
, os “cuddled up" id his little era.
die in the buiirushss dill not loos: more
innocent When the Virgin from the pat-
ass a king pooped down upon his
oak
éh‘s’rmsrs ism but; taxi ”t‘hst £197
e o s ,u era ow
Illa 'dt‘lielsphon company 'sad that
it I simply outrageous to charge in
rear for service within, the small
mas of the stain”: ’ ' ' ‘ .
few or the farmers have been in-
, , loll. rs
this more who. if:
' -and down" and that no
. “sliced low as It you
. . Q.
. of thedsrmers have taken
to e or this matter
’. ,. u "w on they lie they
‘ -l t l ’ofithlt left (if talk.
' Is sabrewd and sensible
flows the value of a dollar.
ought to buy.
halal-1‘s. year doesn't
lastsll g and matatsi .
. is a farm house. a
'up the “lamest“
,» opera s
1 " ill, or in solar
‘ , ' ' arm‘
denima "plant" were uaavsillng.
Unless he dldlso. he was
.as to the origin of the. company and
will hicresse his inconvenience and
Minimum kfliim. of West Main
OONIUMPTFON. ‘
. WWII; ‘ '
Mainly caused: by Chronic Cola. gnu
Hanging-on Coughs.
At the Clifford Pharmacy they have
given a good deal of time to the study
consumption. and Ilnd that compar»
s ively few cases are hereditary.
Mostly all are caused by neglected
coughs and colds. which gradually
weaken the whole pulmonary system.
dud before people realise it there is a
diseased spot in one lung; spitting
blood soon followa and eventually a
collapse.
Such an unnecessary end. such a of-
ty. for all could have been so different.
We know of hundreds of cases where
our wonderful cod liver oil preparation
Vlaoi. has saved a young and valuable i
life. which without. it would have been
sacrificed; We have letters from people
who were given up'to die, and who
positively state that Vinol, and Vinol
alone, saved their lives when all else
had failed to help them. ‘
Vinol Is able to cure hanging-on
colds and stubborn coughs, because it
is the most perfect preparation of cod
liver oil over compounded; it contains
no oil or grease to upset the delicate
stomach. yet it does contain every one
of the fifty odd medical curative ele.
ments actually taken from fresh cods
livers, and we freely and publicly state
that we will supply al the Vino we
think necessary to cure any case of
chronic coughs. hangingon colds or
weekend debilitated conditions of
Suoth Norwalk people. and pay for the
medicine ourselves if it falls to give
satisfactory results.
How can We express our faith in
Vinol more emphatically? The Cliff-
ord Pharmacy. ’
to believe that we can save money by
instituting a double telephone system,
Experience is worth something in
this world of business and as there are
a few cities in the country where two
telephone systems are in use it is of
interest to know what the results in
point of expense to subscribers are. lo
say nothing of extra trouble of be
double telephone system.
Matters of inquiry sent to some of
these places Included these questions:
.Do business places use both sys-
tems?
What is the annual increase of ex-
pense by reason of having both sys-
tems?
How long has competition lasted?
St, Paul pays $48 and $30 more per
nuuum for its telephone; Minneapolis
$48 more per unnuul; Fall River two
thirds more per annum; Dos Moises
pays :18 more; Trenton $36 more per
annum; Detroit paid 50 per cent. more
until the opposition wont illto bunk-
ruptcy; Toledo pays $12 and $24 more,
per annum; Montreal pays :35 and
$25 more per annum.
In Detroit the independent company
never paid a dividend and at the end
of four years failed and sold out to
the Bell (20.. and owing to this rule
war the Bell Co. was forced to default
on their bonds and application was
made to llm courts aim the appoint
"will of a receiver.
The business men In this city were
forced lo install both systems at u
('Oiii of 50 per cent gr'nler than was
formerly charged. and during llu-
competition the public paid $40,000
more for telephone services than they
paid under the old systcnl.
This same stale Line Telephone Co..
which is trying to secure a franchise
*ln Connecticut, made an effort lo es-
tablish itself in business in Pecksklil,
N. Y., and very careful investigation
was made by the officials of that city
its status. Their report is exlrol‘llvly
interesting and Ill this report occurs
the following.
"The concern calling ilsclf the
State Line Telephone (30.. has sent in
communication to the board of trus-
tees which was rend ill the meeting of
the board last Tuesday, in if asking
for a franchise. This company. ac-
cording to the developments brought
out before the board of ailicrnlcn of
Yonkers, where the company is seek-
ing a franchise. has nothing behind it
but wind so far as having exchanges in
operation anywhere is concerned. if
has not one anywhere. The nearest
approach to one is that In Rochester.
where the company which is a menu-
facturer of telephone supplies, has a
mortgage or some claim on the sup»
plies it has furnished to the local in~
dependent telephone exchange there.
Many oflthe telephone promoters
make enormous sums of money by
their peculiar methods. One of them
will come into the state. start, an agi-
tation against the monopoly as he will
term it. of the company already in
business. he will to i you that the peo~
pie have been an looted to extortion
and enormous rates. he will create and
excite prejudice, he will tell-you what
the company In the field has increased
its dividend rate at the. expense of
the telephone users. he will tell you
that his proposed company will for
birth service at much less than the
rates charged by the company already
doing business, and if a franchise is
granted and service begins subscribers
flock in to get low rates. The first your
shows s good profit and the public and
Investigators think they have struck a
gold mine.
Then the promoter gets in his fine
work. Heunlosds his stock and bands
It or. lines his pockets and gets out
an what is the result?
in seventy-five cases out of one hun-
drp‘dtlhe pilot in poor and cheaply
bui . snd‘no man on earth who is in-
experienced in the telephone business
can tell whether It Is properly con.
structsd or not.
A very full record is given of this
state bins company in the report. of
the proceedings in Peeksitiii, and ev-
erybody who want. to have a clear on.
derstsnding‘ of what in beta attempt-
ed in this state will do to study
that report and every business man
will Oppose any who sebum which
also increase his expense.
’ asvsa slaruoav easrv.
“1‘“.an Her Friends. .
liiss Anna Lockwood. daughter of
Mufti lirs. W illsni. l‘. Lockwood
, fl 3.. lOOICM‘INI‘l ii“
iii ‘ ry ofjilor birthday
afternoon and invited s large
offs dsiss r.
fimfg‘lumsiii
I All
, paicher and held numerous other posi-
, WHY WILsoN' tart.
Hartford Division Former Insist-intan-
rlsnt to lapses In Other Business.
Railroad men were today discussing
the resignation of Supt. (i. ll. Wilson
of the Hartford division of the road
and the appointment of his successor,
W. l.. llerr. of lilo [brie road. Mr.
Wilson, it may be suid.,is one of the
popular, men of the road. I-Iis resigns.
lion was a big surprise in railroad
criclss, ‘
Mr. Wilson, it is understood, resign
ed to go into some other business.
However. it is known that President
Mellon and some of the high officials
of the system have heen‘dissutlsfled
with the manner in which freight has
been handled at the capitol (lily yards.
investigation was made some
weeks ago of the congestion there and
President Mellon before the legisla-
ture made the following significant
statement:
“1 discovered a condition last week
here In Hartford that was simply par~
alyzlng to me. i took hold of it and
sent the officials here and managed
to get some relief. I think the situa-
tion is very good today. .They were
so congested here that cars that stood
In sight of the consignees for ten days
and they have been unable to deliver.
Apologies do not satisfy but that is
all I havogoi. to offer."
Wilson was promoted by G n. Supt.
Shepard when .Iudgc Hall w s at the
Consolidated road head. , Wilson has
been In the railroad for twenty years.
having begun his railroad career on
the Pennsylvania system. He was on
the New York division as chief dis-
lions
HELD FURNITURE FOR RENT.
Ben Timpson Unable to Get HDusehOId
Effects from Egbert House.
Mr. and Mrs. John 'l‘lmpson have
moved from the Egbert house ill Ellw
ubelh street to Portland. Me. They
left their household effects to Bellin-
min 'i‘lmpson. who worn to claim
them last evening, but was refused
admission by Mr. Egbert. who claim:
ed that Si was due him for rent. ’l‘inlp.
son appealed to the, authorities, lilis
morning. but was Informed lilnl II was
:1 civil matter and that he would have
to Ht‘i illll a writ of i'f‘llli‘l‘iil.
CHANGE OF SALVATION ARMY
OFFICERS.
llrlgmlivl‘ i.fllllil. who for some lillli’
has been ill command of who! is known
us the Southern New England division
of the Salvation Army, has been up-
poiuted to another field. and by the or-
ders of Commander Booth Is mlccomlml
in the command of lilo division, by
Staff Captain George illlvis. who, un-
til recently. for ii number of yollrs.
has been lilll nl'llly‘s evangelist in the
churches. in this capacity iit‘ lulu
woi‘kl-(l must successfully in a num-
ber of stun-s, Ill some of the largest
churches in the country, and comes lo
his new work with life lliglu-sl expres-
fl'olll tho l'ill'itlllfi pastors and churches
with whom he has labored. lie is
spokcn of us on cxcollenl preacher. n
sions of confident-c. and commendation
tactful leaflet“. and n tireless worker.
Added to his other nbllilles lit-‘ in lllilv
sire). and is a fairly good singer.
YACHTSMEN BUSY
BOATS.
With jusl sill-ll number as has been
enjoyed «luring the past few days the
iitil. as tho ym‘hli‘llll‘il tnrlll ll. comes
over illi‘ owners of Illt' boats in Ille
winter quarters lillii mulling must do
but illui llii.‘ bouts shall some out and
receive their cunts of new paint nmi
the brass work must be shined up and
ill furl everything that pertains to re-
pairing the bouts must iii.‘ colllnlom-ml.
This fact Is just What Is now being
done among the smaller crul‘l espec-
iully those which ill‘t‘ willivrotl hon»
abouts.
REPAIRING
FRIGHTFUL SUFFERINGS RE-
LIEVED.
Buffering {rightfully from the you-
lent poisons of undigested food, C. G.
(ll'uyson. of Lula, Mina. look Dr.
King's New Life Pills, "with the re
sult." he writes, "that l was cured.
All stomach and bowel disorders give
way to their ionic, laxative properties.
25c at F. H. Baxter's Drug Store, guer.
anteed. "
OPERATION FOR PRINCE OF
WAL .
LONDON. April 3, Mil p. m.—-’i‘he
Prince of Wales underwent an opera-
tion this morning at Marlborough
House, the nature of which was not
divulged In the official .sintemnls ls-
sued. The public was assured that
nothing serious was the matter by Sir
Francis H. inking and Sir Frederick
'l‘reves (the court physiciansl, whose
signatures are appended to the state-
ment. as follows: "Owing to a slight
operation this morning. the Prince of
Wales will be confined to his room for
a few days. As his condition gives
rise to no uneasiness no bulletins will
be issued."
IOY DRANK IODINE.
Charles flieveue, a Clay street lad.
perhaps three years of age. drunk a
quantity of lollllle,'ii‘riday afternoon.
it painted his throat and mouth up a
nice color and burned them also. al-
though It Is not expected that the con-‘
seqllenoeu will be serious.
What Shall We
Have for Dessert ?
This is an importantrrilaily «inaction. Lei
, _ .-i., were"
On account of the
.. =3-
WANTED FARM ERS' MONEY.
Stephen G. Henderson Offered to Spec-
ulate In Cotton.
l.oulsvu.l.lc. Ky. April :l.-~ rm.
business of illl“ Louisvillo office of
Si'ellehns & Henderson, for the Hill")-
bers of which firm Will‘l‘llillri have been
issued lll Liverpool, was brought lo
the unlit-o of detectives and postoflir-c
officials as long ago as August 2:.
1904. On that dale (1 Fort Worth.
or FOL
, for Coughs, Colds, and _ 'Lung
imitations, with similar sounding names with the view of
known reputation of FOLEY’S HQNEY AND TAR.
Texas, puller pl‘illli‘il pupil‘s or blank
atollll‘uuls which it was Ili'i‘iill'l‘il hull
been spread broudrzlsl ulllong farm”
hrs (if the soulllwr-sl by lllt‘ lll‘lll. 'I‘lil-sv
contracts invited Illi' persons :lilill‘i‘SS-‘
ml to «’llll‘llHi llu'll' mum-y lo lllll lll‘lll
(if Stephens u Henderson for spm-ulu ,
(ion In the cotton marker \l‘lfllfilli spo-
cli’yl‘ng as to Wilt‘iiIi-i' it was lo ilt‘ lie“
Hi to buy for it rise or sell for it til“
dine in futures or spol mllnll. ,
Master lit-mlorsoll. local lllnnllgvl'.
«Ionic-ll lillil the firm nah-ml unliluilwlg
contracts-l from its customers or that
it was uilclllpllllg lo opol'ulu u bliull
pool. l‘lv :lc’ulitir-l llllll llll~ lm'ul (viii?
res iliili no wires. Ili'iii‘l‘s or ()llll‘l‘
regular ilrokors‘ lllli‘lllllll'l'llillill, Ilul
Kliiif'ti llllll this “'ilh' lltli llvt‘i‘iinill')’, us
lllv Irulilug was fillllt' through lili' l.i\‘
l‘l‘llillll illlll'i‘ uml ilull llw Inluisvill"
office was simply engage-ll in seeking
customers by legitimate- llii‘iillri.
Inquiries “(To sinrii‘ld at the limo
by the New York (‘olfnu l‘lxt-hnuuv
fillil tho Illiiiil'i’ mu. also rofcrrml lil‘
lilo postal aulhol'llim uf \l'llslllllgitlll.
bill the mailer illlli apparently guild:
on i'lll'llli‘l' up to Iliili‘.
lu'slm' Henderson would not in- fillllltll
Ids! night, although llli‘ ill'lll ls still
llsloll its llzll'lllu llilll‘rs ill lilo Twirl
llulldiup. 1
“mm“.-. __.,,._... , ,
‘li's illl‘ lilllo i-ollls‘ llllll grow into
lllg l-ulils: ill. iill; (Hills llllll t‘illl Ill
«‘llllsllulllllllu :lnll «ll-nth. \Villl'h illll;
llllli‘ collie llr \\'uml'.~. an'wu“ l'illl~
Syrup. l
.. ... .M -.-. }
SAILOR KEPT lN iRONS. .
Firemen on Steamer Psnnonla Choral
ed with Murder on High Seas. i
NEW YORK. April .'i.~-()lll_v the
poor markmanshlp of ll‘l‘hm'lmsu Sicil-
lililll. n fireman. uvcl'lcd a ”lightly on
the steamer i’nnlloulu during her l'uy-
eye from Trieste, which ended here
last night. according to u report made
by her officers lolluy, Siviliano Wns'
brought to port. in irons and will be,
given into tho custody of tile llrilislr
consul, charged wilil ulicmpled mur-
der on the high seas. According to the
story told by the oflicors of ills Purine.
hill. the fireman got into an altercation
with a steering steward normed Mayo
last Friday. and drawing a revolver
fired Me shols at his opponent. Only
one of the bullets look effort and the?
wound which it f'fllml‘ll is sold to be;
not dangerous.
Every person should know that good
health is impossibil- if the kidneys are
«financed. Riley's Kidney Cure. will
cure kidney and bladder disease In ev-
ery form. and will build up and stren-
gthen those organs so they will perform
their functions properly. No danger
of Bright‘s disease or diabetes if Fo-
ley's Kidney (turn is taken in lime.
Sold at Plaislcli's lirug Store. "
APRIL WEATHER m OVlNOPBIS
FORM.
Forecaster Terr. of New Haven, has
prepared a synopsis of the weather
which has prevailed in the month of
April fcir a period of 32 years, which
shows that the normal temperature
for that time was ill dumbest. 'l'llo
warmest molllh was in 1878 with 62
degrees. and Iilt‘. coldest mouth in 1874.
with as degrees. The highest tour,
perature was 85 degrees on April ill.I
lililtl, and tho IoWosl temperature was,
ill degrees on April 5, 874. The grout-i
out monthly proclpilnt was in Hull.
with 9:03 inches, Illlfl “the least creel"
union was in little with Ms inches!
”maimed”. y On April ll. 1894. there was fivo inch-i
, ‘ es of snow. The highest velocity ofl:
' ' find was in Milli. unit if» miles an;
. 1‘ ' tour. . ,I
la‘ .1 - ' . A i
' Mg} . ’, ill. '5. . ’ MR. lNGhRIOLL A ilNEDiC'l‘. .
mmammm dissolved Frederick l.: lngsrsoll is spending a:
, Award,Goldflsssl,World’arslr. few s in south Norwslksnd with
lit. lass. lath ralsti es in Bfidfdpprt Mr. in so:
as W _ lsoli is now mules" i'ol‘ ill. b. sl-l
ti sillwflon's'flo" of 'Portlsndv his"
or olsssls racers Mr. lnsmoll sad.
. lss ids . Richards. of Providence“
ag‘srrlss February-i last-fol
w» "prowess"
l‘m
. ostrich. s. They are nos resin-I
In Portland.
‘ speedy re ulster fifteen
also free ii
Eli's HONE
no sores lsr'ossn uroll
SOLD, llib REGOIIEIIIIED BY
PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Large Number of New Owners of Pro.
perry In The Norwaika.
"l‘llo following roul “slum It'uilsnc
lions were l‘t't‘ill‘fll‘ii by Town (Tlol‘ll‘
i‘li‘l'ili‘l‘l It. Smith, lnsl Woolf:
i‘illllt‘i’ifit‘ Nassau and others In St.
Mary's [drop llilspiiul. .'ll‘. ili'l‘i‘h‘ iilllii
ililli buildings ill The Rocks. Q. C,
Milly Mmllit‘ll to William F. Cogs-
wuli, building lot, Spring Hill. War.
ii'i'wil'l'lr'k Ii, Ruwuil lo h‘l‘zmk II.
i.\'ii‘, llllillllllu’ Illl, Lolt'lltli-s ili’t‘iiill‘.
\lnl'.
Frank H. [.on lo Then. .S 'I‘olloy illlll
wife. building lol. i.ll\\’lllll'.\
\Vlll'.
Thus .I, ll,\llo m ’I‘llllullly .I lino
lll‘l'll'. lixllllol. (‘l,, llilllsv illlli lul, 'I‘il-lu
lil‘l' hill'l‘l. \Vill‘.
Sillili‘)’ (lulllrio illlil lulu-rs in t.‘llnl‘~
it‘s ll. Iillwxllul'sl. lltlliM' ullll iIll, \Vll
liillllVi‘llllt‘. \Vlil'.
h‘l'l'lll-I‘il-k ll, llmvml it) Soulll Nur-
walll l‘lub l‘o.. llillll nirrl llulllllllns.
\l'uslliuuluu rill't‘i'l. War.
Sul'ull l‘. \Ylll’llol-k to (‘ullu A, How-
kills. llulllilllu Iol \‘l'iillllclil strum
\l'ul'.
Alnvl'lmll l’llllcl' I’uii llllii liox (kl.
. l0 Allwrlvull i’nlli‘l‘ liux lelllll'urllll'llllt'
(‘tl.. iilllti. l'lln'lurl‘ illlll illllilllliKh. lit-ilIl-ll‘
ill'l'llllf' null (‘ross Sll‘t‘t'l, \l’llr,
Williulll ll. lillili‘t‘ii lo lit‘il‘ll Ii. Music, 1
, New York. llousl‘ ullll Iol on idi linllr'
‘ nun-k irilllilll.
War.
(‘lurvllw- i‘, Sluilll iilltl “lie to (‘ulll-
l‘l‘lllll llooril, New Rochelle. Ill acres
illlll buildings, (‘l'.llllllll',v. \Vlii‘.
Levi \Vill'llt‘l’ illlil .Iosl-lllllllv t‘l'nw lo
I Nollie Ill. l‘hlplll‘ul, lily norm llllil bullll»
illus.Ru\vuylou. War.
'.AD|ES' DR. LaFRANGO’.
COMPOUND.
R lu 'i‘m Nt‘g
KNIGHT STREET CHURCH.
'l‘llv sul'vII-l's ill the Knight Sii‘t‘tll
(Illlll't'll ,vl'slvrllny were its Menu]. The
morning sermon by Ibo llllRiill’. iii‘l’.‘
Mr, Nichols, whose ll‘Xi \l'ilh‘ iillii'll“
from John l4 and I. In»: Not Your
lliull'ls Ill- 'l‘l'l,lllblr-ll.. mul \vus wry lil-
lt-l‘osllllg and encouraging. The Sun-
day school was ill (’iliii‘gt‘ of Mrs. John
llnrr. iili‘ ussislunl superinll'ullolll,
.Inlncs I’l-rkills halving lesigni-li. The
evening Si'l'Vii‘i‘ was enlivened, by the;
llfiiil'l'hlri by tho pastor upon consecru
lion and was upprmlriull-iy interwoven 1
Willi lb... purposi- of the mllllllllllhlil
service, which iollowed. 'l‘lwslluy mu.
(IllillK class nun-ling. A full Iiilt‘lilialle'
is requested by the, over faithful li‘ilii‘l
ors, Deacon 'l‘uylor null Alll'llhlllil Silo» 2
Well. Thursdny evening. the steward}
cases will nleel at lilo al'soliage, .
Cures a Gold In One Night.
Guarantwd to Cure Any Cough. 250
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
Cures Worst Group In a Few Ml
Cures Sore Throat and Ulceratad Tonclla.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. . .
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and C
Opens lure-thing hang. and lesions luring.
Cures Hay Fever or Money Ilsfundad. 500 - $l.00
Only Thing on Earth That Cures Asthma.
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mumsmmmmmmmmmwu
isauolscdpoateitssmnm'tssvlwolvwlb
Curell'lurlsy. Mints-«smokes». tells. him
‘ .lszsisim. (Hashim Mathews-fistula"
.horsstsilssslsl ' ”untreat-
“Masses asst feslceit fab-
WAMM, “fantastical:
’m last: few. liver hamster ‘
ildls a boil over “Wists-
M Moll mmmh‘fl
fl misses“. is busiest llraslilss,
' T‘Tsmww ”MM“ Iain. "HIM“
Ellen-m .. mam
250.500
3- l”. Jackson
alvl-llulu,
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TELEPHONE COMPANY HA8 A
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Recently Completed Exchange in' Net‘-
folk, Conn., Destroyed by Fire
NORFOLK, Allril .‘i.»'i"llu newly
gl-rwlmi building ol‘ the Southern New
Eidnglullll "olcpllonp (.‘oulllullv at this
lplnv.» was i’lllll'i‘lV burned early "Milli"
by u fire which was slurivul by a
lspnrk from a passing locomotive on
:iill- i‘w‘ll‘nl Now England llulil‘uull.
.'I‘hl~ Ilnlllos spruull rnpldly. Albert
5'l‘ul‘l-k. llulllngl-r oi‘ the office. with his
th'lft' and Miss (Illll'u Johnson on up»
ll'l'ullll’, liiltl ill illu- from the building“
lill iii lllli ullirc, having no lillli' lo snl‘o
fullylilillg.
. All llll-nl whim-lions were ill'sll‘()y(‘ii
jllul loll lino wiry-s were llili in lilit‘l"
i'iliir'ill {ll'llll‘ ii lliiil‘ lil"iil)'.
‘lll.. Ins:- lul llitl building: it $i,llllll_
’lliii‘liy lusulwl Mr, 'I‘llrl-k uslilllhli-s
this in»; or l’lll'llllul‘u and persons) of-
i'l‘l'ls n' from.
WON A NAME OF FAME.
, Iii-\l'ill‘ Initiu lu‘lll'il' Risers. llu- l'u.
{mulls liilii‘ pills. Ilaw ili‘l'll llllllli‘ l'zllll-
nus Il_v lllt‘il' vermin ,w-l harmless and
lawullv u Wino up. l. all. l)()\\'t‘i.\'. musli-
llnllllil. ('ii'. Till-y till llill weaken Hill
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great merit andr'popularity of FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR
Trouble, several manufaéturers are advertising
profiting by the favorably
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Hilllllili'il. grill“ or lililkl‘ you {will stick.
(llil'l‘ Il>wl lllwall‘s Ili‘t'll’l'l‘i‘ll.. 'l‘llw‘
sll‘l-llgllll-ll, Sold il_\ t‘lll‘l'ul'll l’llulv
llliil').
W. L. DERR COMING.
Appointed Superintendent of Hartford
Division of Consolidated.
IIiNh‘liAli'l'tiN. N. Y.. April .‘i.—v\\'.l
I., lim‘r, llllu Wit.“ Illlliillllii’ii
Il‘llllt'lll
superin-
or lill' Susquehanna division
of the Eric u i'cn' \vm'ks Hill). has n».
signed lo lm-mlu- Silllt-i‘lllit’lltit‘lll of the
lilill‘ll'nl'll division of lllv New York.
,‘.\'.-n listen and iliil'lfill‘ii rullrnull, W.
.I. Sharp. \\‘lliilll Mr. i)l‘l”l‘ sllcowslml.
llus ill‘i'll I'l‘illlpfllllit'il sllpvl'luli-lllil-lll
nl’ lllil Sllmllli‘iiilllllil llivisloll ol‘ llli'
iC'll'
"l‘llp."
"Yils, my soil,"
"\l'llul Is ull optimist?"
“All optimist ix u mun ll‘llo bellows
that everything mines lU him who
\vllits.”
"Anni if he waits. and nothing t'llflli’ii.
what is he, poll?"
"Why. lu-‘s u {Ollifnv-Ytlilktii'ié Stun-s-
mull. .
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
5 . mill ill»
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$1305.
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We originated HONEY AND Tan as'la Throat and Lung Remedy and unless you get
FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR you do not get the original and genuine.
Remember the name and insist upon having FOLav’s Honsv AND TAR. Do not risk
your life or health by taking imitations, which cost you the same as the genuinc.‘
Fonsv’s HONEY AND TAR is put up in three sizes—25c, 50c and.$r.oo.
Prepared only by rotsv & ca. 92-94-90 illllo seen. (filings, llllns
WOLF HUNT FOR PRESIDENT,
LAW'l‘ON. 0. TL, Alli'il Ji.-»~l\llill’ulgll
lht' president seeks isolation fr. m (lil'
world in planning to hunt willlolll llll‘i-
lurblllll-e for u week in the lhlmillil
ucrt-s pasture reserve in Southern (lit-
liillllll'lil, illv citizens ni'ihai Million of
the lt-l'rilol'y ill'l’ ellrivuvor‘lng Ill ur-
range for ’him to purlit-ipule ill one of
lllt’ \i'llll‘ drives for which lllv :ullllir
weal country is Ililli‘ll. It Is liiilllllllli
lllul” lllr' president shall be given a
iltll‘Sp and lake purl ill the final! l'llsh
uflol' ihl' wolves have been vol-allied.
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LAST HOPE-VANISHED. ,
\‘i’lloll li-lllll’ilg physicians Fillll that
W. M. Snlilllnri, of i’l"kill. In., ililll lli-
rumble consumption, his last lllllw vu-
nisllml; but Dr, King's New Discovery
for Consumption. (‘ouglls uml Folds,
kept him Hill of his grave. lie sills:
"’l‘llia gl‘l‘ili specific (-lllllplult-ly cured
llil‘. and saved my life, Since then I
iliIYt‘ uselll ii for over to yours, and i'OIl~
sillcr ll u marvelous lilronl ulul lulu,r
euro." rilriclly scientific l‘lll‘i" for
t‘ounhs. Sore 'i‘llronls or (folds; sure
lil‘t‘l‘i‘llIlYt' of Pllellmullill. (illlll'ullll-ml,
Mic :llul $1.00 llolilos at i“. ll. lillxll-l".~l
ill‘lll; Slow. Trial ilkillif' flu-«l. "
PRESIDENT‘S VISIT T0 TEXAS.
SHERMAN, 'l‘l-Xlls, April ll; ~(‘lil. i‘t’<
l'll A. Lynn. wlm illls llilll llllll'll lo ill)
ul'osllll-lll‘s visil ill 'l'l'xils.
mm with lilo ill‘l'illlgl’llll‘lliil of Isl-l il-
llil‘l'lll‘)‘ of lhe il'll), has left for Si.
Imus- lu luwl (“iii (-Nl‘til‘l lili‘ party to
Shannon. '
THE RIGHT NAME IS DEWITT.
Ilth'lit's Witch I-ittzt'l Snivl- mulls,
soothes and lll‘HlH cuts. burns. boils.
Ill-niece, piles and all skin diseases.
K. i). le-kc-i‘i‘uoso, Adolph, W. \‘u..
says. "My illlit‘ daughter luul willlU
swelling on bail lllul piece uflm‘ piece
of iltlllt' worked oul of llt'l' log. Ill--
Will’s \‘l’ilcll Hazel Solve enroll her."
it is Illt' most \\'tllllll'l‘llll lloul‘llls salve
ill lill‘ \mrill lil‘ll'lll't‘ «li' i‘llllllll‘l'i’t'lli-l.
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‘RECENT ARRIVALS or VESSELS.
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by wireless u-il-gl'uph from ihi‘ Slus-
oonsci sluiiou when thirty miles wrsl.
of" Nantucket ill 6:30 a. lli.
DEAKIN IN CHARGE OF PASSEN.
GER COACHES.
’I‘llonlns lll‘iiklli, formerly ill rlull'go
of the news sluuli at the New iilll'l‘ll
slulioll, has not-opted u posilloll with
'l‘llr following letters l'i‘lllillll Illlt‘ilil- llin- New York. New Haven ullll iiarl~
ml for Ill lilo following pOHl'llfili‘t‘H for ford ltullroud and has been pint-oil ill
lilo current work:
Norwuk~ Robert liollitluy.
limiluonli, l.. (3. Wilson.
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Col'lls Ilium Port Chester yards.
i-llnl‘go of life passenger cars ill the
His former
bouillon has been assumed by Schuy~
ii, 8. KEITH, P. M. ler iialuil, son of Siatiomuasler lialllll.
hTBALM
TRIAL BOTTLE 25c.
35$
autos.
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