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On account of the gre
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ponhaving FOLav's HONsY AND This. Do not risk
tions, which cost you the same-as the genuine.
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solo an assassination ‘ '
PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE.
Dilution “lull:
4W J?—
Madam m CONNECTICUT. sov CARELESB.
(New York Sun.)
If half what the Rev. Dr. Newman
Smyth says about the purchase
votes in the recent Senatorial elec-
tion in Connecticut is true. a large
number of citlaons in that State of
high and low degree ought to be in.
Doctor has been making an i
investigation on his own account. in
more than one hundred towns. Appear-
ing before the
of the General Asse
yesterday. he said:
the sums credibly reported as
in about fifty towns.
$300 to $2,500, and more if needed, and
if i compute therefrom an average
for the State. the amount. fools up to
More than 82.000 to take one
ton town of 800 votes is a
large pecuniary cover for a small po-
1 do not hesitate to say
ion as l have from
'2 chords amine
His curls are like rings of red gold on Will Not Consider President's Yacht
His lips are as red as a cherry.
His cheeks are as round as an apple
' immediate Danger.
NEW Y0 K. April 28.-——Because he
considered the yacht in no immediate
danger. had a perishable cargo whlc
would make any delay on his part dan-
aud had no towing geiir. are
lven by Capt. llot ville. of
the‘frult steamer S. Otcrl for his fall-
to‘ the assistance of Frost.
osovelt's yacht Sylpli when she
lwds lying disabled south of Botllc la-
The Oterl arrived here today
lfroni Bpnes. Cuba, and for the first
time since the incident Capt. Hotvilie
has! 'In uppm‘tunity togive his version
d
His eyes full of inischie
His heart is as pure as u snowflake in
air, ‘
A fig for the whole of his trouble ‘th‘ "5mm“ 8
For he's my Boy Carcicss“y0u'vo seen
him somewhere, ‘ '
And he lives in the land of BMW ‘
mbly at Hartford
"if i add together
Now he‘s riding a stick that is log-
lcss and dead.
Through the lanes and across the
sore stubbles. ,
For a stick is a horse with four legs
ranging from
Stopping P
Wednesday for an Unknown
Destination—Warships lie-
ported Seen Sixty Miles
ing along under full
I sighted flare lights
This vessel was
f‘Wo were. steam
headway When
on a vessel's head.
about eight miles off the land and it;
miles south of Bodic Island.
night was clear and the weather good.
, As we approached I pulled the bell to
istop the engine. the wire broke am;
before I could communicate with the
engine room we were out of range of
As soon as the wire broke
i made, ready to hail ‘tbe distressed
A ball came ‘Wlll you low us '
I answered 'No. l cundot, drop your an-
chors, you are in 14 fathoms of wet.
er. I'll report you at Cape Henry.’
“l reported the ship's distress to the
pilot and told him to send a tug. We
had perishable cargo on board, the
danger andjas 1 had
I did the beat thing I
could under the circumstances."
A THOUSAND ooLuns' won“!
or no
on.
"i have been afflicted with kidney
and bladder trouble for years. passlsy
gravel and stones with excruciatlul‘
pain,” says A. H. Thomas. a well
known coal operator of Buffalo, 0.
got no relief from medicine until I be
gan taking Foley's Kidney Cure, then
the result was surprising. A few dos
es started the brickdust-like substance
and now I have no pain across my kid-
neys and I feel like a new man. It has
done me $100 worth of good.” Foley's
Kidney Cure will cure evry form of
kidney or badder disease.
Plalsted's Drug Store.
SANAA CAPI'EULATTSES TO INBUR:
HODEIIM. Yemen Province, Arabia.
Wednesday. April 26.—-Sanaa. the cap ,
ital city of Yemen province, capiiulai-‘
ed to the insurgents during the night
of April 20.- The revolutionists are
now proceeding to besiogc Manakha
The latter has a garrison of five thou
sand. but the troops are mutluoun.
Jews who left Senna before the our
reader and who have arrived at Ho-
delda say the town was subjected to
constant night attacks. the garrison
was hard pressed and provisions were
exhausted. The scene of the light oi
Marc sorpouthward o
rlan reserves son
,.of Bands were crus
was strewn with dead soldiers and ani-
In that magic b0y land of Blow Bub-
wlth such informal He hears at his side a sword out from
men in a position to know in many
and in some instances from
he game. and who
the goods hand-
With a big wooden gun on his
PENANG, Straits Settlements, April
28.——-'l‘ho British steamer Catherine
Apcar, which arrived here today from
Calcutta, reports having passed two
detachments of eight and seven war~
,shlpa, respectively, last night, sixty
miles south of Penang.
heading for Singapore.
KAMRANH BAY. via Saigon, Ap-
ril 28.-The Russian squadron with its
transports left its last stopping place
Wednesday evening for an unknown
The warships were pro-
visioned for six months and it.
thought here that they were bound for
Vladivostok by way of
Four German colllers arrived at Kam-
ranh Bay too late to proceed with the
squadron. but they subsequently sailed
in the same direction in efforts to
catch up with it.
bogatoff's division was expected to ur-
rive yesterday in lode-Chinese waters
where it is believed the admiral will
men who were in t
have themselves seen
led. that this mass of political corrup-
tion has become intolerable."
Now. this is shocking. indeed; and
no doubt a good deal of money chang-
ed hands in the contest—an unusually
close and strenuous one.
Collins. if we remember right, who
first drew attention to the rottenness
of the Connecticut electorate; if he
could be believed, the percentage of
purchasablo voters
Street. especially in the rura
was so large as to make honest. man
lonely. But it. is to h
evidence he gathered
The Rev. Dr. Smyth cannot dl.
cos of his information.
diclary Committee that
to disclose his
And woe to the wild beast that crosses
For never a liuntaman was bolder.
Now down from his steed leaps Boy
Careless in haste.
lie drops on one knee in the stub-
i
For stubblcs are woods full of wild
beasts. all chased
To their death by the. boys in Blow
’ yacht. was in no
ills musket he brings to his shoulder no towing gear
The sound of it echoes and doubles.
For n make-believe gun kills the make.
believe brutes
In that magic boyrland of Blow iluh-
. feared that. the
3 mainly hear-
vulge the sour
He told the Ju
if he were "at liberty"
authority the members of the commit-
tee would not question his statement
that money was used at the caucuses
in considerably more than 100 of the
168 towns of the State.
lcs he heard were confidential. whis-
pered in his ear. told behind the hand.
As long as earnest men like the
Rev. Dr. Smyth are not as liberty to
divulge the facts of corruption. they
are mere figmems of the imagination
for all purposes of reform. If the cor-
rupters and the bribed know that such
information cannot be converted into
legal evidence. am
indictments, they can a
in their sleeves, and the game of graft
One conviction is
worth a hundred clanrgea "on informa~
EDr. Smyth under-
stands this and he offers to put a pros-
ecuting officer on the trail of some
of the rascals. But lproaecutlng olfl.
cars have enough routine business to
attend to, and notunnaturaly are shy
of reformers with stories to tell, The
h however. could compel
a If he would take the
bull by the h run and blurt out namsl.
times and places.
a is right, why doesn
The vote-buyers have a
of publicity and if they can be thrown
into a funk some of them will turn
State's evidence. The Doctor ought
to be willing to visit a libel suit.
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THE HINDU WOMAN'I NO“ K“.
“It is considered an insult and aa-
tremoly lndellcate in In
woman's nose ring. but
me. "What is that flower they hold in
the mouth?" that i must. tell what i
shouldn't," says Edmund foils-oil.
"It is the badge of wildliood. even
more sacred than our weddflng ringw—
set always with the costliest and most
beautiful jewels a woman possesses
and the last she will part. with.
why with two peat-ills the favorite as
symbolialng a heart bobween two
wardlanl of purity.
“This is amnewhat
ion and» English lbliuon
jl‘ladlss and Zeros-thins
wear them. but every art
woman has her pak-chall-l. or “non
key," as it. is also called. usually two.
one of precious js
pearls, the other a
safety pin which is
for t nose must Myer
be left froo."-livorybody's Maurine.
mutton—t wishil contains
who would tell ins til
i my morons-n .f'
.. my I ’
Vice-Admiral N" Then out from the forest. a savage all
With a blood-curdling yell leaps to
place where he is to effect a in A thrust. from the big wooden sword——
with Admiral
squadron besides twenty-five warships
includes a repairing ship and a water
h D
PETERSBURG. April 28. Noon.
~Throe days' hard fasting preceding
Easter accompanied by solemn servic-
e: commemorative of Christ’s Passion
Business of every char-
acter seeped ,and all the government.
departments were closed.
ing reports .clroul
Roicstvensky. With a most melancholy death- rat-
'l‘hen up from the ground lifts Boy
Careless, his horse.
And buck o‘er the all-tracklesg stub-
Ir‘or it's many a mile. to
mode the basis of In the. magic boy land of Blow Bub-
fford to laugh
tiled. during the last
row ms'appareutly had little effect
on the. size of the crowds which throng-
ed the churches where the tragedy of
Calvary was vividly reenacfed. The
II also marked by the obser-
of the traditional ceremonies
, ng birds, lighting bonfires and
facing; holy bread in bias. but the
right-sunshine did not fail to make a
(hop impression of the superstitious
in the midst of the gloomy forubodings
an sugary of drought
Indorcp future, which in Russia is
a onyihous with famine and disas-
‘ics merrily on. Oh. joy to the lad in his make-believe
lion and belief." With the make-believe gun on his
With the make-believe sword cut from
lath at his side.
And a sigh from the heart that is
A whistle for Cars from the harp of
Rev, Dr. Smyt
the authoriti a whole of his troubles.
When he's off like the wind on his
make-believe trips
in the magic boy land of Blow Bub-
of evil. bola f Sauna, when
’t hekgo ahead? t to the relief
hingly defeated.-
—-New York Times.
W”
THU! T0 THI lDIAL.
The desperate criminal. aware that
the sleuths were on his trail took off
his shoes and put on a pair with solos
shaped so as to make a track like
that of a cow's hoof.
After a moment's retention. however,
he took these off and put on the
other. again.
"No," he said. "it wouldn’
would be lnartistic.
worked up into a detective story, it
would be too much of a strain on tho
crodullty of the intelligent reader to
try to make hi
festive is liner
to. .
The dlplomatlc,corps, including Am.
janitor Meyer. attended the servic-
u at. St. Isaac's Cathedral.
member of the orthodox church took
communion today. the emperor and the
itendlng the service
. oramento at the chap-
‘ II of, he Alexandre Place at Titans
I“ Kola
' Permission has been granted to pub-
lish in the capital a Jewish paper in
the Hebrew language to be called The
, So far as known, this is the
first time a paper published in Hebrew
has been authorised In Russia.
The newspapers resent the protests
in me Milan press over the capture
’ lth contraband bound
dor- Jmn. port neatly upolntlng out
that. displayed no concern about
ships bound for “Vladivos-
lob ‘wero taken by the Japan-
ITOP THAT GOLD
or it no result In Pneumonia. Bro
olilan Ba in is breaking up field- when
almost without exception.
and 31.00 bottles. Tb Oil
ford. Baxter‘s and Platelet!
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CHARGED WITH MUIDIR.
WOODBVILLE. N. it. April 29,-
Rlohard Harvey. of South Bronte.
Vermont. is under
causing the d
non. of Hardw
Cottage Hospital he
alleged that Harvey.
imperial family
I , and takingthe
die to refer to a
so many ask
rest charged with
f Parley A. Hart-
iok. Vt. who died at the
quarrelanmo from
the street hero
, attacked him without prova-
Hamon was knocked om;
striking the ourbl .
to ,, mosaic their”! lot.
died of a fractured a all.
was a farm and ,ayld was
arvey, is about t a same
it ’
tourism to beat -a
game like that. [shall not violate the
convontioualltlss. . oven to
beli‘tightor around him
{of ships loaded
golngiout of fash-
no
and oxamlnin‘
so. if it was
it ' o, tit-of northern
vulva oKULu POUND. sadism—~01: case
hid. B. 0.. April for-«Advices
' inn report that an investi-
jof the cave found near them
tors in ‘which thirtydivo
om Montana to show that
7‘ ontiy bosom white
. it lions of the man
bones peculiar to
' myths». the
‘ dime of shits
costly
llttlo plain gold
i. man' (too
all paid in last as t“ . g r
stints." «claimed
the prison chaplain “to the bank
shalt. ,
“Now. see he
knocked at my
“I “AMI-till.
I! it
as granted .
Hugh. um
mm - ”
Ioiuto truth on it autumn:
to tho 5 out ‘
m'im“ ‘ Wolds
m’ r 17%? mass.
, . Hats snd Hatters.
, , Hat Review says: Weather con-
dlti during the month have been
advaysetotrada at retail. and coasts
one tiybusinass for some. bananas!
has; on far from soil cumin all
. or ones of the batting howls“ the
darn lid of moment duringt arsenic
days: of this your has been or all
lintslin whichsales earlier, mills itOE'
son llulu-o very satisfactory. n amount.
_ but inflate the request for these an
also’shown a decline ow ng in the lack
, of duplicatsorders from. retailers. All.
rll weather, which has been more
Mamhvliko than that of the month pre-
ceding it, with snow storms of conald~
northern sections. including hit"! York
state and snow hurries right here in
New York on April iii-17, has set back
agility business in all lines of, goods.
is d uriless May, gives up April was-
ther the bulk of tho spring season will
be lost: a late Easter has proved or
no particular trad advantage. and
the fact remains that dates and restl-
vals are not in a mercantile sense as
Important as the climate.
, Some of the new things In soft hats
show queer ups and downs in brlms
’ to sultthe young man who wants to
be "It." and is willing to acbleVe his
desire even at the expense of his per
sonal appearance. for it must be stat-
ioy being imitated, becauseleven they
of quality and medium rank.
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THREE DECISIONS HANDED
DOW
“.—
road—Ho Sued for $2,000
Damages.
terday morning.
used violent language toward him.
the plaintiff. .
How: 001-. .50.
against the plaintiff.
‘ Bturgen Also (iota $50.
de claimed permanent injuries.
' :hlld.
paid it.
001i“.
nu...-
potite and health on both.
doesn't. try Burdock Blood Bitters.
for 19 years and was wealthy.‘
it;
u.
that
' Notes From the Hat Review About ,
”is refit
arable-magnitude in the west and
ed that the crushed and crumpled list
which appears to have been out sever-
al nights ln succession does not con-
tribute to dignity of appearance—and
we do not. think it helps to sell anoth-
' er but just like itself to anyone other
than the youth with kindred tastes.
and such youthful hat wearers do not.
constitute the multitude or really en-
'arranges to“
with their limited perceptive powers. weeks. instead of the .llslifll'oflll
understand that it is not a universal
but an individual “it“ tnal. holds at-
tention. A return to-senaible shapes
might result in increased sales of hats
Matrofaky Can Recover $15 from Rall-
Three decisions were handed down
in the superior court, civil side. yes-
'l‘he first was in the case of John
Matrofsky against the N. Y., N. H. &
H. R. R. Co. Judgment is given the
plaintiff to recover $15 damages. He
sued for 82.000. The case was heard
by Judge Shumway. The plaintnr al-
leged he was obliged to pay lWO fares
on the defendant’s road for a trip be-
tween Waterbury and Ansonia; also
hat the conductor forcing him to
pay double fare. was Insulting and
' The defense was that the plaintiff
bought only one. ticket and that was
good only as far as Beacon h‘alls on
he trip and that he tried to evade
iare for the balance of the trip. As
nay be seen the judge finds against
In the suit of Charles W. Rowe.
against the City of Bridgeport, the
court gives a judgment. for $50 dam-
iges. The plaintiff sued for 92,000 for
Injuries sustained by hiding on the
walk at the corner of Maple and Kos-
suth streets January 20 last, on an
be covered walk. He alleged that he
’ractured two ribs andsustalned per-
nanent injuries. The court finds
New York By
famous Knelsol
man-Heink, Sem rich. Pia
panarl, Salignac and Hugo
DIOCOVIRY 0F MAPLE OYRUP. .
Maple syrup was dl
woman‘s carelessness.
The court gave a judgment for 850
n the sult'of Charles Sturges; of
\lorwalk against the N. Y.. N. H. a H.
i. it, so. The plaintiff sued for $5.000
lamages. He was injured while driv-
'ng across the tracks June 30, 1901.
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SUITS FILED m SUPERIOR COURT.
Three suits were filed in“ the Sn,-
serior Court yesterday. Molvlna M.
llosha, of Danbury. has brought suit
against Charles H. Gosha. of Danbury.
or divorce. She alleges habitual la-
temperance. The c‘oupfo wens mar-
ried in July. 1882. She asks the court.
to give her the custody of one minor
Jenn P. Keefer, ophtdgeiiald; has
brought suit against kl. il‘inch.
or 02.500 damages. Mr. color claims
he defendant has owed him 32.400
since March 25. 1800. and has never
The Savings Bank of Danbury has
brought suit against the F. M. Scott
00.. of Danbury. for $3,000 damages.
The bank alleges that in a certain
store in Dnnbury no rent has been
aid from Juno 1. 1900. until April 1.
905. The cases are all returnable be
fans the May term of the Superior
._."Now good digestion wait": oping;
KAN‘AI CITY c‘ogrnseron KILL-
. KANSAS CITY. Mm. April 23—4. H.
Button, a retired contractor, has been ,
thrown from his buggy in a runaway ,
and killed. Mr. Sutton had been in
the building contracting business here
a- ”M
WOMIN til-gm”; 0A.! CON- GIT?
'HARTFORD. April ss.—-rso hearing
of the young women clerks arrested .
charged with violating, theiiiquor law
in selling mailed ”mill”. liquor in a
sum. store was stationed it; too ‘
"inner ilovtt
Dated input in; nor. to... April in. into.
coueoa‘loun‘o cannot, sacs Winn Paovmpu run Isolofnariou '
interest Payable Bomi'Allllliplly. April‘and addict. and once of the
sucrose racer comma. Titus-res“. transom. court.
A large part of the chemicals having been claim; his remaining
"schoolteapnaaac A’i‘ shit
10 mm filth; so
as dam. on ma lavas-razor.
mac-at in Punish-om NF" 1,”: 1..“
\
The right is reserved to reject any application and to award smaller
amoumsthan appliedlfor. ‘ ‘ I
The Underalgned win iooolve subscriptions.
And rural-a Full Particulars Upon imam.
POPULAR museum".
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: REPERTOIAE NEXT WEEK.
Next week is likely to provolone. of ‘
the banner weeks of the s
.ioyt's Theatre. ’
popular “”0““ “WWW“. 9" Dogs to statistics to the lollies that
May Flake and her clever corn ‘ output; » .. . ,.
will holdthe boards on the only... " - l" i” may“ ”‘° ”‘1“ an m"
the usual matinees. Miss Finite
this means twenty-four ch
performances and the‘repe
her plays..some of thentj'th
even; it is seen to bend on
to call her a favorite.
rumours A'r'ruc
Miss Kendall presents ~a‘.:p}pt\irei it
fascinating glrllshnp'sg that p, “5* av
eryone. The play lteolf» is a '
example of the best.“ i
drama. and with its quaint
esoue stage settings is a d If
eye as well as to be min . \-
porting company is unusua
MISS HEYMAN'B REC!
A society concert will,bo glycn May
9, in Lockwwd's Hall. which promises
to be the musical event of the season
in The Norwalks and undoubtedly" the'
society folk will be present in in
numbers to hear bliss; Katherine
Hoyman. of Boston; one of thbr‘vnnost
pianists in the coun ’
Mrs. Byrne ivy. contra
man's talent as a pianist is shown In"
the fact that she has been soloist with
the Boston Symphony Orchestral“.
m bony Orchestra“ the
émnet. Madam Schu-
ncoh ' cam
Becker, ‘
Once on a time—springtime long
ago—an ladlan squaw was cooking
venison for her husband, While the
fire burned and the meat cooked the
throw it on the burning inept.
result was a cake of pure maple sugar. . ~
The husband ate it and howled for
more. Trying to provide it, she dis-
covered mapls syrup.
Lace Chains” nil “ ,
i _: 5:... , .- J. »,
an vou rumors o Tillilb do .
uv aor.;oowr rama THAT ‘ an.
once» has some. . . _
”own no A TIMI...
UMP ‘ ~ ;. » ' ‘
, "fin” Cloth Coats from $5.60 up to 3%
TRON
At Hoyt‘s Theatre tonl littW
McKey and Blanche. Ken sliwlt he store‘bofors going elsewhere:
seen in a dramatization of Irvi 3 Ba. 31 MAIN ST; 'NOBWA
cheller's delightful nodal story J9 _. 1 ‘ ' 7 ‘
en Holden." Mr. Horton's p t of ' i
of the big-hearted, genial and .
ous New Englandor is worth lap thiilf’ ~
with the work of Jamshr .-
3 Chad; . ‘
Denman Thompson. “Holt. 3W“ ‘ _ . .' .
unlit
, also»?
as r ,
y‘ili‘? g * Cl‘Qijlkfil .
ran
. will“! 15W
Mill! .3."
convened .by a
so the legend
yrs-skit rumour
A. J. Angevinei. '
B4 Washingtont'Street‘. i scuiii Nil.
in sunny toll-l lino-tomato.
“statistics?W““ ”"
’3‘“ Lfiiprc‘i'. .
stamfei’df’Conn.
fl
a... -..:...........u...r....
Never strike, sn-enemy‘whoozhs to
down: ‘agbhtkfllft [felt is the filing.
* M
an
Joust Ti-i r‘Af) "I‘ll "
for that Jim to, pen!!! Frnmoufnii‘ii-‘r'uo.
of clothes made to order at reasons-
as ,
the record for the largest has gas? Egg???“ flow” ”Trégtgd‘;
or done at popular prices lira um ‘r. . " ’ ’
of cities; and in several of them a e’- 21“: You'll surely be ”mod ill“ y
stay for‘. two ,
e. ' Ci anlng’and're airl “ i-
done. ‘gll‘ikl‘nds of lgadyugomr
with“ : ’ =
w... was up must. rots: straits-a
fixing; up :to $4.00. : wum some nape
Skirts from 88.00‘Iup to 87.00: ' '. norm
A ..
‘We have othar'smali‘ articles hill
we cannot mention. Alterations
' free and perfect fit gdarsntoed.j jWo
also give Hunt. Stamps. ‘Call- at'yniy
Lit. cons.
~‘— _ w... ......
,plopdid " Have youdaenlt? ,
the
,' Fountain
nan '
‘1', its... .
, gait .
l(on blow aim!"
bou't‘hiuw ‘ iotsoll‘.
" twat; will.
, ua‘vui >into
' «We.
‘- in. hasn't.
“isms“:
‘. "" b‘fl"
lVon blow 1
squaw mused. She awoke to find the i m. .0... 'Il'lln" {”3 .‘
mii“ iiiumil' drl l ‘ l ‘ / ll,“;-"-‘-—“— ‘
“I 3‘ on ppngmapeneai' . “ t '.
by. she seized a mocoaain. filled it 3, ""W ”a.
with the dripping juice of the treo,,aad . 8. B.” mmm‘
The wanna-host
‘ isms»
V... ,
r!
Fortunate is the woman who has '~ ' .so_-mg,t
many complaints and few disease» - ‘ , . .
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