‘ .li
,mmo yearn to get the fever out of
(Silurian Henry Hines. of Straitord.
(1911 kl this city last night for the
t time since holett Strattorti in
to light the Spaniards. iltI. atop
t tQia Atlantic Hotel. He reached
,3 York yesterday, on the steamer
, 1111 front Columbia; is. A. He was
filed up by the tropics until his
alum was copper colored and few of
lilafriendn could recognize him from
countenance alone.
ftfiefhati suffered front the ravages
tropical fever had two memen
' rattle Spaniards anti the F11
. no: in the way of bullet wounds
dud fractured limbs and with it whole
tilt of enperienc’e as the result of flit"
fltended trips he had made in tho
chat and South America. 111» had cut
ethics for the government and mined
flit" himself in Columbia.
,1 He worked a gold mine and etc
treated the yellow metal bill his trons-
tire was confined to a watch lob made
of the gold be dug from the mines
‘ I is a gem in its way. composed of
the pure yellow metal and a handsome
as well as valuable attitIltI ot‘ adorn
merit.
Shflt Two Men fochatb,
Mr. Hines fled the South American
country after shootingJ'o than to
death who had robbed his cttnip of
$750 in gold and a store of provisions
in his travels he had an curler-ionic of
which few men in this vicinity can
boast. He traveled a section of the
country that. no white man had over
trodden before.
After reviewing some of his 11.111111-
iences and the sights that he llllil
aeen in the way of beauty of scenery
Mr. Hines said today: "All i have to
show for the six years absolute and
work in the way of treasure is this
gold watch fob. i have had a lot of
experience. however. and you can say
for me to anyone that thinks of go-
ing to Panama or Columbia that they
make a serious mistake if they go.
Men are dying.' in Panama almost as
fast as they arrive.
Would Rather Stay Here.
"No Wlillt‘ 1111111, particularly a
Northern 1111111, t'nu live in tho t‘lilll‘l~
try. i tell you lioni'stiy that although
I received many fluttering offers to re
main in the Tropics i 'would rather
pull a bell rope oi. the rear end of a
trolley car in this city than have the
best job in Panama."
‘Haa Claim in :1 Mine.
. Mr. Hines' review of his experiences
while away would fill a book and
Would. although based on facts. sup-
ported by documentary evidence, sev-
eral of which are signed by Ameri-
can consuls, surpass in detail of ad-
venture many of the modern works
of fiction. Mr. Hines has
a number of languages during his
travels and speaks Spanish as fluently
an the natives of the Latin countries.
He has a claim in the Fortune mine
which i8'400 miles in the interim- of
Goiumbla that is valuable it ever
worked by white men but he declares
he will never return to Work it. if.
was 111 this section that two desperate
hooters "shot up." the cabin occu-
pie by him and his partner and were
aftagwatd "shot 11p" themselves. This
w” the affair that hastened Mr iiines'
amnion: frotn that section of 011111111
1‘.
Variety of Climate.
in speaking of the climate of the
gallium Mr. Hines said: "There
'vdrlety of climatic conditions. A
short journey takes you from the sul-
tr’y valley of the Magdalena. where
the waters are tepid and the stones
burning hot to the summlm of 11
mountain where the isnow lies from
your to year. it is a xiiineral coun.
try, rioil iii gold. silver. copper.
iron. “it... coal asphalt, emeralds am-
11W 11 timber. Many of the
hdii its are untouched. immcme for-
with await the nxeman and there»
much of the country has not
wuoddlu by white men as yet. i
fl “i want any more of the Tropics,
ever. and i expect now it will take
Intent .1! i ever succeed in doing
, 1'. film hail ti. tine amethyst set
.- ,raised figure of the gold fob he
tried which he also took from a de-
Mi: near the Fortune. mine.
Hines is tiltident about. speak-
'11 -of his exploits with the u. s. for-
1' lit in wolfknoiin Iamonyttiil no-
ounces that he never knew what
meant. and aortic of the stories
about him anti the manner in
he threw himself into a Mitt
; on on lenient. by hiI commit.
iii 1- fly understood. but he
not talit on the subject huntttiii
Wu Willi ortmu.
on NI rvice at Ban-
rein in. m rent to out
Warm Hines aid: ”l
7 Griiiio'ti torch It the charge
unit hill and although 1wa- 1
round for a colored
Won am it
34 “#1343 my
learned.
WW“,
.. WHY HE DOE! lT.
"it im' it often 1 i i have faith
enough inItiic motif nail put up bv oth
fund the money if it dot-1r not cure."
sniti lirngglut..if‘1'tiuit iinxlor to (the tilt
his many containers, "but I am glad
to sell Dr. Howard's specific for the
cure of cmtstipatton tutti dyspepsia on
that plan.
“The Howard 01)., in order to get 11.
quick introductory caicxauthorined me
to sell the regular iiftycent bottle of
their specific for half~prlce, 25 cents,
and although i have sold a lot of it,
and guaranteed every package. not one
has been brought back its unsatisfac-
tory.
"One great advantage of this apo—
ciflc." he continued "in i 11 small dose
and convenient form. are are six
ty doses in a vial that can be carried
in the vest pocket or purse. and every
one has more medicinal power than it
his pill or tablet or a tumbler of min-
. oral water. ,
describe. nor can an
scribe, to you, the th in and the emo-
tion that swayed its all when w ‘saw
Old Glory fly from the crest of that
bill, marking the defeat of the Span-
living man de-
lsh. i‘ll never forget it. as long as i
live and that moment was worth a
good deal of the sufferings of the lllli‘l‘I
exposure in the Philippines."
Mr, Hines ltIfl out of the story 11
portion that become known to the
writer and other friends. it seems
that while tlrimes‘ men were under
tery behind a hill on the left of the
point of attack. men were falling fast.
about him when Col. Humphriea, who
stood near Hines. suiil: “limes, you're
shot. You'betier go to the roar."
ilines' right leggin was covered with
blootl and his shoe full of l1. iii- had
an ugly bullet wound just iilitli'iI 1th
liner.
ills reply 'as, “Not by 11 ~- until
i see them Spanish bent and
Old Glory flying to top of that bill."
He was uniting the first to 1111111111 tho
sautl bags at the crest of the bill.
Ho wOfficer's Life Was Spared.
Hines tolls an interesting story as
lo the manner in which the life 111'
(,‘oililnundoi' Cili'ill, of 1th Spanish
fort-cs was spared at San .lllliii Hill.
which has not previously appeared in
print. (Total :11 1th very height of
1th 1-I11gtiirtIuttInt. walked up llllil down
1th top of 1th solid bug fort 111 the
rrest of the hill with his sword tli'ntvu.
lie was fully tprosiul 1111th fire 111111..-
Americans.
Said Hllit‘fi.’ ”We (Ulllll limo taken
that ofilttI'sr lifo with the at ri-ltttIut oi
case, but 1th word iiitsiieti till dinni;
tho firing line. lli‘t' to the right or loft.
lint don‘t hit llllil oillt'tIi'. Wo did not
know who he was at lllt" time but
their was not an Altit-l'it-ltu similar.
but had unbountlotl atbnii'nlion for his
courage, for he must have known by
the work of the American soidlvl'fi
unit the sburpsiiontri's that lit' \t'tls
virtually throwing his lift» ilwuy when
lltI tprostIii himself its he did
CHEATED DEATH.
Kidney trouble often ends fatally.
but by choosing the right lilotiit'inc, ii.
if. Wolfe. of flour Grove, town, cheat—
otl death. ”1'. wow: “Two years
ago i bud Kidney 'i'roubliI, which can»
(Id me great pain, suffering and 1111\-
lety, but i took Elf‘t‘ll'lf’ Bitters. \vblt'b
effected a complete cure. l have illso
found them of great. benefit in general
debillty and nerve trouble, and keep
them constantly on hand. since. 1111 i
find they have no muai." 11‘. ii. flux-
ter, druggist, guarantees them at 1501'.
I.
m
GREENFIELD COUNTRY CLUB.
ElectI Officers and Prepares for its
Fifth Anniversary.
The annual meeting of the (truan-
fleld Country (iiub was held last cron-
ing. There was a large attendance.
The reports of the president stIt'i'c—
fury and treasurer were road and
showed the club to be in a very pros~
porous condition.
The following officers were 1.:it‘I1-l1-d
for the year: President, Noills ii.
Sherwood: first vice-president. Simon
8.1 Bradley: second vic11~presidont.
Mrs. William ii. Wilson; socrtdni‘y.
Mrs. Dwight ii Adams: titIasurtir. A.
(1.110301; govtIrnot's lot thico yams,
(“harlot-1 (irnv, Charles 8. Fox. «11.1 W
C Ohio; for lwu yours. lievi (bill) and
Eli Wakonian: for out: your, .l. M.
Wilson and (3."ii. Bradley.
The annual banquet of tho i‘liil)
will be held on ’llbnrtitiuy ('Vi'iiliig.
April 27. Tilt-rill” will be the fifth
anniversary of the club‘s organize
lion, and the celebration is tpretItt-ti
to outdo all previous events,
dent Sherwood waa chosen toa'simus-
tor for the banquet.
WON A NAME OF PAM?
DeWitt' Little Early macro. ‘ho fa-
mous little pills. have been made fam-
ous by their certain yet harmless and
gentle action upon the bowels, consti-
pation. etc. They do not won an the
stomach. urine or make 11111 f l sick.
Once used always preferred. They
strengthen. Sold by Clifford Phar-
mwy- .
sco'r'rtaH counciiae' mil-urn.
MONDON, April 14.-~'f‘htc rilporl of
the royal communion appointed to in-
quire into the Scottish Churchea' dis-
pute recommends that the Free: Church
Church all the property if. c nnoi ii-
neif adequately administer. All it in
admit-ted that this former can niy titti-
late a small proportion otthe o urchos'
manner; and money handed 011 .r by the
recent decision of the courts, the rec-
ommendation if accepted by the gov.
eminent will mean the restoration of a
. large part of the property to he Unit.
ed Free Church. Mainlail wtii he
uncanny to give effect to t o recom-
mendation. but little it any 0 position
111 expected to it.
W
A +111» AND ran: an IND.
Ono Minute Cough Cure co 1.1111111 not
Automaton harm Illa“ .acndit
baboon on rink WWI. 11, mun
I that it
MW“ :iirl- tied and
to 11'
it use it.
m It
or people to be willing to offer to rc- ,
fire from 11 section of the Spanish bat-,
Presi-
ahonld hand over to the Unttletl Free‘
l
rile REV ARTHUR 1. BMiTl-i.
NBW.‘ Pastor of thc.Motbodi11't Episco-
f pail Church, in Daub ury.
Tilt» iiitnburv News lli‘i‘tii‘lllilil lust
tIvt-ulliitr ti ilknnv- 1 111‘ 1111 tiny Aitluti
Joseph Smith, \1 no will be iH'tiitIiiotl by
the Methodists 111‘ that city next. 81111
mud on their new pastor. succeeding
the tiny. W. W. W. Wilt-1011. 1
bit Smith is a native of Connecticut
Civil War.
ills father. Rev. Joseph South, was
ton forty yearn an itinerant Methodist
member and member of the New York
pin 1 Conference His mother. A.
M illtla Smith, was it most deeply do
yo i. and plans woman. Mr. Smith err
in ad the advantage of a liberal cducu
lion: first at the public uchoois after-
wrlrtl graduating at the Wiibrahnni
ac dcmy. He later completed the tour
ytars classical course at Hauketts.
to n Collegiate institute. and finished;
his pmparatlon for the ministry by
graduating from Drew Theological
summary at Madison N.l . ., having the
honor of being elected the president of
the class of 1881').
M1 Smith was converted under the
11' lnistry of iiev. Joseph Vintou at
o'ymout. itt 1878.111 six months after
lilo iomtIrsion lie was licensed to
1111111 it by Rev. i‘eorgtI iinbbeli. 1). li,,
Iand joined the New York East Colt
torture in 13115. His appointments
have been as follows: 18115. Oyster
Buy: 188%, Nungatnrk; 111119—93, New
litiVeu: St. Andrew's; Hill-b8. 211st.
Norwaik: 1899, Shelton; 191111.13. New
iaven, (lrucc Church.
Mr. Smith has considerable financial
hbiiity. having successfully 1'111‘1'itI1l
through two church building projects.
he one, a bountiful i'rnim- church at
tNliilglllili'k. the other the elegant and
‘coimtiotllus church at St. Andrew's
New Haven. lltI aluo assisted in rub;-
llig the ('hlii'iil) ili'lll 111 East Nol'wulk
and Slit-lion, and was the secretory oi
thiI .. 'i‘wenllcib 1‘1-111111'5' Wt-sioyttu
League during the raising of the sur-
only ll-vo thousand dollars. the our-o1-
uiittI liitlt’lill'tllii'bu 111 ”11- 1Il1I\tItl Mo I-lli
oilist 1-i11111-11 in New Nation.
Mr Smiths strong bold is along
spiritual and tIv'augtIlisiii lint-s 11nd
gi'Iutlons 1"tIii1nis of religion ituviI til
ways attended his ttiluistrl.
'1‘th people of Grace Methodist idpls:
1I11ptil church, of New iluleo, showed
their appreciation of Mr. Smith in tho
summer of tilt)! by raising him :1 ilili'ht'
of sown hunttvoti dollars, llll‘l't‘lW 1'1)"
tibiitig him to lilliiI 1111 iIx’lirudiId trip to
Bottom lilill Ibo Hilly Laud.
lie is solntIiinit-s culled "'i‘lw Nl'it'
1111'“ by Now llill‘t'ii Mothoiiisls, lit“
1111150 l11I has been pastor of two liii«
ptn'ltint t‘hlii‘t’lit's in that t'll)‘ for ll'll
,1'1-111‘s.ttiitl for two yours hits lll‘t'll pros-
iiitIllt of lllf‘ Now How“ l't‘i-ut'bet's'
meeting.
Mr. .‘n'ililill bus stIl'vtIti tlrut'o i'liill'l‘ll
for five yours. llitt'lillz his pastoral»
llttI L‘lllli'i‘ll ilthl of 82,500 hits luIlIo
paid. 1111 addition to the tbtm'b l'fii-‘l-
i111: Si itiil has lJt‘t'll built tutti puitl
1111-,tl11I 1111 tiibt'tslllp lint. lli‘l'll iulao‘. ‘il
lilii‘t'liill‘tl ultil tittI l","llillil1 this lll‘t 11
lilossoil Wllli i'1‘\'l\’iil.\ of religion 1-1.
orv your
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
il()\"i';i"~ 'i'lii'lA'l‘litC NlIZX‘t' ’i‘iil‘iirl-
DAY.
'l'lii- humus 111 hilitlvuu, iftti'tie. &
Woods:11'1»sytiouyniuiit. \\ 1111 .“liii‘llllllg‘;
good. so the intro filiiifiiiilt'f'lili'fll that
this enterprising iiitIntrltInl lli'lll 111's
to present 111111 of tilt-ll' plays at llovt'»
'l‘thiitl'b. Thursday, April ‘30. llllil“l' tho
auspices of tho Mayflower Hook and
Ladder Company. is in itsrll’ ii guttr
union of 1111 evening‘s i'njoynionl 'i‘bv
pump of the play is “The l'cdtiivr." i'
was written by Hill Reid. a playwright
known from one end of the country (:1
the other, and in this play }\lr, livid
has written his innattIt'pit-t-o. St‘l'fli's
111‘ during, villainy, pathos, (‘nll'lt‘ll_\' and
humor, pass in rapid sutwssion and
from the curtain rise to its full. the
interest of 1th tiilditot' fi1‘\'IIt' tings. 'i‘htI
play will bo prestInit-d by 11 strong
company. headed by Sam 'l‘bornr, 1111'
well known Hebrew (li‘llilf'iiltil.
DR. JEKYLI. AND Mil. ”Hill.
in the presentation of Dr, Jekyll liliil
Mr. Hyde, at iioyt's 'i‘iwuiro, lust
night. the Roe Stock Company did tho
bust work of 1th Week. Miss flirt-:1, its
ii‘lorencu Jekyll, portruyutl tbiit purl
most effectively, making the most of
lttIt' opportunities. i'limpboll Strtitton
dcinonstriitt-tl lils tlt'untiit‘it' ability in
tho voice of Jekyll and il,\'1itI. bundling
those roles with telling i’lff'i'l anti rt»
tItIlvod 1th vigorous ripplitust- of tilt-
audience. The other members ably
supported, thereby ridding mutIii
strength to the performance The one.
isluliltIs were excellent. 'l‘oniiiilt tiltI
company will prosont 11 Warning to
Woman; tomorrow afternoon. Win- in
Name Only, and tomorrow nbrht will
close their engagement with Jason
.lnmcs.
iN OFFICE OF 'OECRETARV OF
STATE.
Tho liniilmi'y Republican (‘lnlt biiu
filed it copy of its ttrtit-itIs of litiiilii'lli
lion in lth. officeI of tho svi'l'oiiiry of
state. Well it. lrofut. lttIprimiInloiivn
.l. Monti ivcii and Norman 1;. liooru «1'11
the incorporntors.
'Tho Farrow-Williams Company. of
Mlddletown, has filed 11 certificate of
incorporation. its capital «limit as an
thorized is 38.000 and it is to carry on
a printing. publishing and liookblndlm:
business. George Farrow. David A.
Williams and William Farrow are the
subscribers.
bo r1 in Waterbury. in the days othho .
OORBIAI. INVITATION
ADDRESSED T0 WORKINGGIRL3
Mm"...
Min Bari-owe Tells How. urn. Pink-
hom'a Advil» Help: Working Girls
Girls who wank
. are particularly
susceptible to in
male disorders.
on coially those
w o are obliged
to stand on their
' feet; from morn-
ing until night in
stores or auto-
tics.
Day in and day
~ . ~ -~’ out the girl tolls.
Ind hire is often the bread-winner of
the inlnllv. Whether site in sick: or
well whether it. rains or shines. she
must. get to her place of employ mont,
perform the duties exacted of her——-
and it. and be agreeable
Among this class 'the symptoms of
female diseases are early manifest by
Wfliik and aching bucks. pain in the
lower limbs and lower putt of the
stomach. in consequence of frequent.
wetting of the fist t, monthly periods
becomepulnfulimtiirregular.11nd fre-
qttcntly then-are faint and tlizxv spells,
with lot-111 of appetite. until life is a
burden. All of these symptoms point.
to n derangement of the frantic organ-
ism \Vllltll can be easily and promptly
cured by Lydia l“.i’i11l(i1a111s \cgetn-
bie Compound
Mist-t Abby l". Burrows, Nclsonviile,
Athens (‘11,. Ohio. ttIlln what this great
medicine did for her. She writes:
flour Mia. l’iitkham: ._
"1 tool it. my duty to tail you the good.
Lydia iIJ Plnkbuin‘s Vegetable (’om tillllill
and lilooti i’urlfli-r have done forum. More
i look tlttItu lwus v-rty buttons. but! iliiil
headiit has, pains in but it. and uioutbiles wow
irregular, l bud ltt'l‘ll to several doctors, and
tin-v did me no mod
“\tmr Int-div no has made me Well and
Itrotig I run do most. any kind of wmk
without complaint, and my periods are all
ri V hi.
{‘i 11111 in better health than i 1I1 or wits
and [know if. 1'11 alliluuto your 11- medics l
rw oinnluud 3,-11111 advice and inedit me to all
11 he sulfur.“
it is to slit-i1 iris {but lira. l'ink-
ham holds out n wiping build and 1I\-
funds 11 oo1tlinl 1111 tuition lUf‘tif‘Pt'spUllil
pith biIi “or long record of sucrose
in trout-lug wotntin‘s ills makes lli‘l' lot-
tom of iitlvltItI of opioid vnino lt'1(‘\'l'l'_V
lilillfl.\\““.tfllfliii1‘lilll and from lit 1 with-
ovpiIrlcrtco untl «kill slit l1lllt‘l(l\ points
the 11:11' to liiIollh. Her llil\'lI‘ i'l l .fri-tI
imtl till ltIfitIrs (tl'tI lit-ill l1,\' lllst' in
the, fo'li‘lA‘a’l; confidence. Address. Mrs.
i'inkbtim, Lynn. Mass.
BANKS MAY RECOVER.
Botsloi'd Man Who Was Struck by
Train Has Good Chance.
l.(‘\‘l thinks, it f111'1111'1' til iiolst’ot'd
iiws at th1-llritig1wu'l hospital in u ser
ions t'titiilliion. thinks “'11:; in lirivluo
purl Monthly stud tool. tin» f. it‘l'im'k
train for Nowtown Hum lllot'iI hr
slurtt-d to milk, helm and it {Hillt'lli’f'
that be lllll 11(11 i‘t’iit‘ll ii. for llt' was out
till iiiizlll slurping on too ground in (hi.
rziltt
ill ‘liin town
111ml :11 liolsfoi'tl,
11'11i11. \.lli1'l1 1'1I1'I'
"lilllil‘l': 1111 ilit- trill
.llltl the N- I'.‘ Milfmt'
lli < llilel lit} at 5,313,
hi1 hint and llii'i'\\ liiin sotiliv distant-1
from illn li‘:ii‘k.‘~. The train was slop
pod and tho lllllli‘i‘il man has lil‘flil‘flil
to this til,1'_\ 11 I1 alum 1111,11 soul it
tho I M and lllt ambulance was ill titt-
itutiutt tittiiititii. 1b. arrival of tin
trnlu. linnits \\ 11s lniiiIn to tho senor
ill hospital. wtlm't- ll was found that lit
\vns slifft'rlliu from u ft'fitiltil ll‘llf'llll't'
of tho skull. 11111! bis ritthl hip was ul~
so li'lif‘llll't‘il. llilfllx'f-i dill not lose con
striourness ui fill) limb, and until that
lll' did not lii'lil' tho trttln upprotIliinx.
Lit‘li night tho tliu'iilrs 111 llli‘ hospital
itIporttId that. his condition was good
and 1th i'lllillt‘t'n’ for his recovery were
l'ttvot'ubic.
mitoliing piles? Never mind if phy-
sitIluns llii\‘iI fiiiitIti to Hire Wu. 'l'l‘)’
liouu's Ulilimt'lll. No failure tilt-1'1). 50
roots, at any drug store.
MOUNT SHASTA MAY BECOME
ACTIVE.
SAN l“:‘~ll\N(lS('.U April H. «The
li‘Xuililflt'i today says 111.11 Mount Shun
iii thietiionu 111 bt't'fiiilf' active again.
Home emitting m- t urr'viuvs ul'o report-
ed 111 Slfih‘mis. a town in the violni1y
ol‘ 1th mountain. 'i‘htI ground has up-
t-IntItl at several points and mild is
tiltiiIttId. The railroad fill across 11
bit: 1'11111111 has sunk forty feel with
tho strut-is of lbw little mountain town
filling up with muddy stuff full or
oil.
..._......._ .c.....,_........-.-——~
A THOUSAND DOLLARB’ WORTH
OF GOOD.
“1 have been utilit'tod with kidney
and bititidt‘Il' trouble i'tn yr 11's pausing
gravid and fltUlitIl-i with exertit'intiuiz
pain, " 111in A. ll 'l‘hui 1111s. a wolf-
known until operator of iiiiifalo. O. ”i
not no relief front inwiicino until i be
111111 taking it‘olov' s Kidney Cure than
ilii- 1'111111li was 11111 pilslni: Mow don
on started the brickdusliiko substance
and now l have no pain across my kid.
Iwa and i tool like u now 1111111. it. has
done me Milo wort it of good " F010)" H
Kidney Cili‘o will cure vvry form of
kidney or budtior disease. Sold at
Plulstcd‘a Drug Store.
MILD WINTER IN KLONDIKE.
BlfiA’l‘TlaE. Within. April i4.~A
special from Nome to the Pout-intuiti-
'l'le BODY (ll’
lillt JENNINGS
continental: ‘
110111 11311:
ll thumb and find.
it gives the pure tin tubes that
neat, round up ranca. .
No air is Iui owed to enter the
tithe wiltiniil lug
You can film it: the panic quite
firstly.“ without getting the when
”The fitting pink. creamy
$313233: out easily, givesp.‘ .1th
10 run
1111111th 1111111111 that. fill? poet. winter has
been tluprm'rduntml for 111iltlnouii and
that ”ll'. too is rapidly insulting up all
along the (2035“ in St. Michael’s
Bay the water is open and the ice in
Nation Buy and Sound has already
moved north as far as Nollie. Beltr-
ing Strait has been open all winter and
at. no than slum». January has the that-
mometer been lchr than zero li-liil
for the peat. forty days the average
temperature has been titty above.
AGRUWIR RALENigg LEAVED '04!-
iiAiiiiAN. lirltltih Borneo. Apill ii. «
'ihi,» llnllnii billion outdoor Raleigh
stifled northward lliltt morning
domination is unknown. _. 1
k ”10111211396111.1115”
in HEBREW
emotas.
Font Iot‘ihe Passover Will Be Cate-
hraicd Next Week Wednesday.
iiobi'ewu will t'tIli- I'lnnio the nuiiivor
only of PuSHiJi/i‘i'. 11 welcome and joy
in] holiday in the Hebrew calendar. 11
Week fttim last Wednesday. it be
gins on Wotlnosdny morning of ill
o‘clock. although serviced will not be
held until Wednesday night. and con-I
111111911 for one week. ending April iii.
Passover is different from all the
other Hebrew nobility», and is very pil~l
cullur. The orthodox iiobrowa make
the most of Pnasovor. 'i‘lm foatival
is often a severe tux “pull the titl'ottgili
of the women and takes 11 great dual,
of money out of the metro pockets.
The name of 1th i'tIasl. tho Pusuovm'.
is derived front tho lllbllt-al tut-t that
when tho nngt'l of titutih wont forth to
destroy the first born of the Egyptians,
he passed over the lsruclitos. 1111 the
time! of whose doors tho blood of ti
lamb had been sprinkled.
Preparations for the holiday begin it
week before the first Seder commun-
ees, and it is said to be tbiI but-limit.
week of the Hebrew wtunon, whim
liit‘iitl. a preparation of water. honey
or linear and hops. is boiled. colored.
cleared and slowed away. Mnlzoiii.
or unliI'ivontItl br.1Iuti which is itiptitI
out of flour and Wiilt'l only, is used.
and all crockery, tinwarc. cooking
utensils and t-lltlt-l'y are put away illiil
11th 011311 take. their places. All wood
work is s1:1'ubb.~d. and in turn ovary
thing has to be gone ()Vt'l' tliill‘tiilg‘lll)‘
so that no place of it-‘uvon ui'tI loft. Tim
Horton till (ht.- houstIlioltl articles iil'i‘
5.111't'tl away for this occasion is ililll
i1 is hold to be it sin to out or drink
out of anything that has remained
loavon.
The first SiItlol' littliiilri WtItlitiIstlay
owning, Wll-‘cll tbt- fulbt'l' will gntthi'
ills wife, children and servants around
1th StItitIr to roboltist- tin» Wonderful
titItItlu 11f -li'li()\'llll. Tito Sailors 11m
(‘iilifllli‘li‘il with it great dent of poellt'ui
interest. 'l‘lttI boost» lathe-'1' and the
youngest son sit in a feather bt-ti. williiI
thiI rust of tile faintly all around llli‘
liilllt‘ in order. That tells! opens with
11prof-'tzl'ol’tilunktur'tllng illlll lhi' drink
for: of tho tit'st t-up 111' 11111111 or wine.
liflor ll‘lilt'll the hands lii't‘ washed.
lilltt-l' bulbs .11'1- lilttlHlt'ilI'll in suit wui~
111' liilfl outwit. tilt-11 minus lllti ht't‘tiliil
cup of int-aid. Tlli‘ ,voittligosi Still, not
knowing who! all this ceremony is
ulmul. risks tour iliiiNIitiih of his tritir
1-1', obit-b ili‘i‘ touch: him by tho ruii
to" Why it is that 1I1'1It',v other night
“'l' t‘llll I‘lll li'lil‘t‘ll Ul‘ lllllt‘fll'l‘ll. lilil
tonight 1111- out itztltIitvtIu only? \‘i'lly
do “f‘ out only bliltIr lioi'b tonight?
Why do 111- dip ionizmh in umrvr?
thiorvr is it mixtur-I of tho ltlllt'i‘l“~‘l
ltvt'bsl. hit'vt'y lllklil you illtt‘ l'uilliIrl
I111 iii any position you wont. but \\‘li,\'
in you tonight sit on :1 l‘tIntb-Ii' thti.
and burn on ,111111' arm and out your
«upper in Sili'll fl limllil 211111 lliiiilC'
1\'tl\ 1’
’l‘l11- t'ulbm' tthn. lil illitlll'lllill Ioni‘fi.
followed by till lltt' liitiil attiIntlilnis
around 1th la’be, roads the iiilgotluii
111' history Wllli’li lillsu'grs llit" boy's
11111I:Ill1111:—' illltl halls of tho limos of
l’itul'ottb. of tho botitiuixo of the‘lsl‘uob
Lios in liuypt and of tin-tr tltIlivorunt'o
by Moses and of their crossing: the
RM S'l‘li. The mood is 11 symbol iii
.'. lltvi'onto from (li‘i'l' b. ’1‘th 1111
11- mon liii‘lifl and most are svtubois of
the basin in nblrh dellvoruur.» nits
lIfl‘t't'ltIti for when tlltI isruvilios ivoi'o
on tho way for rust and in lilibls ihoy
ll'tht'il barley and miter, forgetting to
put in still. ’i‘th bitter litu'bs lil't' n
svtllitoi in remind them of 11 symbol
:ill'tIniiy pin-11, and 1th reason the father
loans on his arm witilt- eating is that
ho pritlos himself on lllt‘ part (but took
in delivering his unt'tIsttu's out of
bondage.
'i‘ittI litigodtib is l‘lt'lll in bnlvos. Air
for tho first half is loud littI sot-tutti
cup of intInd is drunk. and the lliiilflii
washed again, nt‘ior \vbit-il lilo ouppor
is Hilton. The third clip is taken and
is soon followed by the fourth and
fifth. ’I‘bo second half of tho lingo
dab is road and is followed by a :11in
fill song. 'i‘bo Ht‘t'mltl Seder is i‘f'iltl
and ceiobrtitctl in the some manner as
tho first. During the. Week it is hold
to be very sinful to eat anything which
contains ieuvcn, such as broad, coffee.
liquor and hundreds of other articles.
TiltitI are large pui'iv gatherings dur
ing the week. and all kinds of games
with 11'1111-1 are played and indulged in.
All Hebrew plum-s of business are
tlostId for the first two days. Taking
the liolotlay 11s it whole it is it wry
joyful tilll'. '
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle
Del. says: "i suffered for years with
lyapepsia. used to have great disireus
and belt'hlng. i tried everything i
.iouid hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian llnlm, and one 60
“cnt bottle cured me completely. "
For sale byR. ll Piaistcd F inf Bill
or and the Clifford Pharmlmy. "
TWENTY YEARS FOR HUTCHlNB
\Vill'l‘E PLAINS. April ii.-~~n.lohn
iiliit'liiiw. \vito brutally unaudited
l'lglll~yt.'ill'-l)lil .ltiliu Sthothltl of Port
(.‘thsioi' and who was llli't'ltlt"if‘tl with
lynching when urrckieil, was found
guilty today and Fl'l‘llf‘llf‘f‘fl to twenty
years I11 Sinit Slim at hard labor. The
jury roar-bod llitill' verdict in two
tnlnutcs. Efforts to prove the 1101511111711]
instills failed. While the little girl
who has been in a dying condition for
wot-its. was telling bur Mary in court
in faint whispers. utility of the jury-
mon wept. The little girl 111111.10 be
carried into court on It cushion by a
nurse from tho houpttni.
Nobessct't
More Attractive
111611 of thin dined
1 Special Low Prices
‘ on Mfflfnori’
WE ALSO HAVE A FINE LINE OF
AND COATS.
ALL THE LATEST IN CRAVAN ETTE COAT8. , . t
and Furs .
tAotw AND cstLonw sum
COME M AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
The Fair Cloak
anti Fur Store,
.8 WASHINGTON OTREET. SOUTH. ‘ “"W'ALK.
’JEDDO AND 01.0 LOMPANY'S
LEHIGH FURNACE &' RANGE COAL
is far more economical than
Schuylkill can].
Two Tons of former equals firm Tam of the Latter
l
gu—utr
PENSlON CAME AT LAST. l
Harvey Coons. of New Canaan, Had
Waited a Long Time.
(.)111I.of the happiest melt in the
Slate today is lint'vov Coons. of Now
(lanolin. 1111 ttgtul volt-run of the Civil
War. His application for n pension
butt been in for a number of years,
11111] for sonn- 1'1Iiison be had never
been tilde to obtain it. He has been
l'iilli‘li‘l‘ll'fl 111 examinations in BridgeI
poi'i tutti Hist-“llt't‘lI at tho tale 01'
llil‘illi or four 11 ,1'1-111 ililil.illll1i)llgli of
lending to thorn with lilo fnitlituinessl
111" lth l 'pttul old soliilii that ho is
of into his intuit .41 had thgun to wane.
i..1i h limo luv lourtiwy: ii to Dritlgoptui,
his footsteps \'.1I1‘-1I moto faltering and
louhlo. lilolitlat .1111'1 noon llll" belat-
t'tl dborit for Width be had hoped so.
long fiii'lHtl from \lusbinglou. TheI
passion 1111mm 1v.1s Kli't'ii in full from:
a short time itl‘itIi' his pension papersi
was bit it :ilutiunliiiu 111 11191 iii. 000
“1151 (ll llltI 1110110} hits bot'li tli )iO'illi’il' l
in tin \uuits 111 1th .\‘t-\t (outrun Sov
inus Bank for mic kocplilil‘. and ill
1111111th1' 111‘ it'll-1111s are making an of,
fort in lit't‘ll l1 llii'l'i‘. (luv hundred“
iiolluls liliri lll'l‘fl l‘XllL‘lltli‘fl thus far l
bowm'm'. by Harvey, in ii t'tIithraiioiil
of his good ffii‘flllli'.
lliirvty Coons unlisted
\'l(‘f' tii 1111 our}.V tins. 211113 1l111l111: his
irttttII 1' in lilo it 111' 1.1111' st’It't'iti- on son.‘
11s 1\'1Ill 115 on 111ml, some thrilling,
sloth-s ot‘ the our busy bot-u i‘t'lult'ill
lt,‘ him.
1
in 1i11I sot l
l
ltIllt'tI
Wounded tutti lililtmllllg, and
from l'iilll. l'..- foil tint-l'lit‘vtll'd unit “11an
wt for :1 dim and .1 plain.
build-11 spur,
all but «ll’-ill, lilill
ft'itzbtl'uliv swollen.
('tii‘t'l‘t'tl iliiI l'tlll us:
they l‘l'illillil purity clout-Iii :14 11 result
of his ilt'sporum grip on 1th 11'1'1‘1'kliizf‘.
ills 11w ll;il’»llltll 11s ll'ii'iii riK'fitl'ilif‘l'
bit» btnIu lollo'voi only \\'lili 'l1.- pro-Ab
[Ir'l iiitiii'uity, ln-itt: hauitxtIrt-ti
blind li' :-1pp1 1 Li 111;.- tlippli .i too litlon,
and his pt‘ilslttli is opportutit'.
1'llil2lflg to u
\‘Clli-n pit'kml 11p lli‘ was;
his hullzls
HP has 111'I\'1I1' l‘1~~
ll'i‘i‘l‘
WHOORING COUGH.
’l‘bc 11111111 itllti' nil'tudtItl tty (illum-
bri'lttlli‘s (‘otttgb ilummly in ”1:111.- 111‘
whooping: cough, 111:1lt1w it it ftivt‘tt'lto
with 1th illolthi's tit" small children, It
litptltli-s the touch lion-us. looking it
easier in I’hiil‘i"llil'illi‘, kt'l‘pt-l lilo t‘tlllilll
blow and l'flllilft‘l’ilt'lH any ttImltIot'y
lott'tii'il pneumonia.
lif‘t‘li list-1i lit 11:11.1,1' tIpitlonlb-n iit'
ii'liotipint: rough and always Willi por-
ft-ttt sitrtmss. 'i‘litIl'iI is 1111 111111;:1'1'
Wlllilt'Yt'l' from llli‘ ilisiInstx when it is
fri'ttly given.
iv to a baby an to on 11111111. ,
ZtIltiilss Pliill'llllli‘y,
A FAIRFIELD COUNTY MATTER. .
llAii'i‘lv‘filii‘t April i lr~vl~llllfi1Iltl
11111111) llit‘lllllt‘l'c how :1 lllllt‘ llillll"l'
to zirttinitton out that has 111011ng 1111'
'11 11 meeting by'fitIpt'osmtttitivo.Rot'k-
“roll, llitI Writ of H113 t'lnlnly orguut ,
zulion 11 min wns passed appropritii
i111; 383.050 for the county (IOli'ilillrl'
Honors and lovl'llig :1 tax to t'uisiI tho
money iii pi'oscnlallvc llot knell suitl
that ho butt boon infottiictl by 1.111i111ntl
counsel, .luilgiI .Iohn ii. Light, that 1111
(ll'! lllt‘ statute spiItillc appropriations:
for tho various items of t'xpefltlllili‘f‘l
should b.- liliillf instoiul of outI general 1
appropriation. AfltIr some talk tho}
liltiltt‘l wns lit-iii ovnr for another mind I
luv til i o‘clock on i’VtItinosday hilly 2i ’
THE moH'r NAME 15 oewm'. '
lbIWitl's \Vltt'lt Hunt-l Solvi- tttoiul
rltililllf" and limits t'uts burns boils, l
bruises, llllt‘h and all skin disease-'1‘;
K. it}. Zlilfi‘lliiittif‘. Adolph, W. V11..
.Iittyli. “My little tlitttablt-t' bud \viilti'l
swelling so ball that. plot-o utter place?
of bone worked out of llt'f‘ log. lb~
\‘i'ltl‘ s Wilih littval Salvo tItti'tIti llt‘i.'
it is the most Wonderful hosting salts!
in 1111- world liownrc of t-ounttIii‘olts.
Roll! by Clifford i’hui'utaty. it
FREIGHT BRAKEMAN ASSAULT l
E.U
waniunolmun (3.111111, 1111111 it l
While cliilti frobzht train «18 was 111 it.
sitting at this place last night litmunil
Murphy. 11 bt'uittIntnu. was (tillf’fl from
the t'ubotmu mid 1111 llf‘ stopped to illvi
ground was hit lii'itlll,‘ own 1th bowl,
by n blunt innii'ument Au th tumult
to got out. of the way of further blows‘
his leg caught and 11111 right 1111ho Willi}
broken. motility was taken to tho lliiii:
unite room at the 111111111. and inter soul l
to New Haven whore bv- lives, He says
lie. knows litt- 1min who tinsiittllod him.
MEN PAGT SIXTY iN DANOIR.
More than half of mankind over six
ty years of 111111 suffer from kidney and .
bladder disorders, initially ottlnrirtI
merit of prostrate gland This is
bar's Kidney ('lurv should be taken at
the first sign of danger. an it corroutti
irregularities and has cured mhuy old
Mr. Rodney 8111
writer: “1 111m
11101111111 and
tar 5‘qu 1111 iii
Wright 11 Kid’
nus whiltI lluhllni: in tho 1111v_\'.v '
l
i'tItlluts his most littti'oiviliu 1prt'1'~l 1 .‘ "
illilillltei‘lj ‘
l
.
l
i
l
l
of his fingers. 'tiilil', - l.
; .
1
1111 ll
This 1'1I1111I1ly has1
it rolllains nothing 111-,
jurious and may be ,i'.l\"(‘fi its t'tilifltlt'lil- .
For shin "
by Stiiison'f’t'nvt-ii, Clifford l‘itiirmnt'y,’
OOI
M l
both painful and illiilgt'l'fillti. and W court-1 NONWALff to
BUY JEDDO AND OLD C'OMPANY’A' 0011.;
Raymond Bros.
11?? Washington
Street.
R. N. BURROUOHS BANKRUPT.
Robert N.
5 .
—
H... ..-
Burroughs, tol'nitIi'ly 1.11p~
tIt'inttItlthut of tho Tutti Slili' post of~
‘fitt'. in Bridgeport captain of t‘otii~
puny ii. Third regiment and pr'opiltl
(11' oi ll moot. itlliikot tillil ur'otoiy ill
tilts Noble ltvoouc, has bird :1 petition:
in bankruptcy in the llnitiId States:
district court. The application was
soul to iluiiford )tit-lll‘illiiy by his
1'01 illsol, Attorneys 5191111131111 11nd Wil
H1111 and will th returned to Reform
Books for utiludicniion within a tow
lays 'ihiI liabilities are shut to ho
$137297. ills assets consist of his
stock 111 trade and equity in his l‘i‘i-t-
ltiuuttI on Viillliini street. Bl'lilgt."li()ll,
wolih $5 800.
I. ADIES- ”ROO.£I$%VJ'R%?Q
vm ulnar; 260011111. D u -or,m
filiitlmlb mason rm «to to. a
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a”...
TIME TABLE.
in Effect December 4, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.m12:r12x 5:":111, 5:4511. 6:101.
1: :,.11 6: 65 7. 411.1. '.211x 8: 42. 9:07:.
1:1 :12). ibbl. 111 box. 11:11.
1'. M.—-l'.i:-i9x, ltllii. 32051:, 3:51,
r Mix. 5:46, thou, tiziltix, 'lzitiix,
1s tittx, 9:5211, 10:32.
BundayI.
A. iii.—-iz:f12x, l;;.'i.lx, fulfix. 8:bli,
‘J i’.
1’. Limit: i'1‘lx. 3:1)5x. (will, 6:01.11,
'1‘.‘ .11, ll: Mix, it: 11211 itizlt.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A M." i. 50 5:311). fill-ll), 7250 810011,
1123011. i): 0031, 10:02:. 10:04. 11:00:.
lzl
l’. M.'~—-12 0211. 1:05. 2: Mix. 2: 55.
3:3”, 4.0411. 4 09. 4 32, 5: 01!. 6. 07.
{1:27, 6100:, 6'02, 8.0011. 9: 29. 11:0011.
iii: 00x.
, Sundayl.
A. M.-6:00. 7:30. l0:02.
i'. M.-~5:02. 6:00, 8; 01), 11:00. 12:00.
aOUTi-i NORWALK TO NEW
HAVE .
A. M.--12: 14x. 1: 2111. 11681:, 6:16,
7: 36 8:38. 921111 1010311, 11:11:. 11:44.
P. M.:--12 06x, 1: 21. 11:11:, 4:26
15:86 fl: 0711. 0:33.711011 11:10:, 11: 24.
Bridgeport, in addition to above.
P. BIL-«2:47, 6: 12 7. 34.
Sundlyl. 1
A 111.411.1111. 1:21.11, i: a, 7:40,
{1:11. 1111171. 1’. Mm-zil 41,1: 11.911011
D NBURV.
A M.:i-620.lifirtr,ll :86.
P M.=~1: 26'. 1: 3211} 8317:,661103. 7 17. .
amount! To 00.1th NORWALK.
it A“ mm 561.? :lliir. ii: it. 10:09:.
.1 it i
P if tin. ii: 81% iliffi. 1
dilution to Infinity.
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