me who V
The sour
..
illtllllii
llltililtt
Bridgeport Senator Starllos
colleagues by an Array of
,‘Em—Dlsoourses on itl'ovol
Method Wheroby lie Shows
the Telephone Company l-la's
lloillllltlll Its Priors l00 Per
cent. In it) Years
tSpeclai to the Bridgeport Standard.)
HARTFORD, July I‘LH'MHIE South‘-
ern New England Telephone (iompnny
has, during the past ten years. re-
duced the price of their telephone scr-
vlce one hundred per ccnt.." was the
startling statement made in the sen—
ate yesterday afternoon by Senator
llan W. Paige, and accepted as fact.
y the senators. An Inquiry into the
latter developed that tho judiciary
committee has invented a new and
Interesting way of figuring percent—
ages, which may proVe popular,
it Is related that back in “370 New—
ton and Lelbnitz conducted quite a
lively controversy before the. Royal
society, to determine which'hutl really
invented the differential calculus, the
honor being finally awarded to Leib-
nitz. .
Now there Is aillttllcr ilIVt'lIiiUli. pro»
duct of the legislative committee on
the judiciary. relating to higher
mathematics. which has not yet been
named, and for the honor of discov-
ering which there will be no discus-
sion. The Invention Is a new way of
figuring percentages, and it was given
to the senate by the chairman of the
judiciary, committee.
The legislature makes the laws, and
the oilpl'eme court declares them coll-
stltlitional. but even at that. ‘it Is
doubtful if this new method, act-cptcd
by the senate yesterday afternoon.
will be adopted and applied to busi—
ness methods. In fact it may be. statml
with conviction that it Will not, anti
that it will die a natural dcatll‘, such a
death asull these inventions dic which
are intended to replace something
which is perfectly satisfactory ulld not
needing change.
Diiringa discussion of tho tclcphonc
hillsv Senator Paige, who was vigorous—
ly opposing their passage. made the in-
teresting statement quott-d abovc, Soto
ator "Jerry" Donovan. who iikcs to
poke fun at the senator from the
Twenty-first. leaned back in his scat.
shook ills head and smiled. ’l‘hcn
Senator Paige took a little. “balloon
ascension."
Shaking his finger at the senator
from the Twenty-sixth he said, vt-ry
emphatically: "You shake your hcud
and laugh. bill I say to you that l have
here the absolute facts and figures to
present and i can prove what i say. i
shall give them to the peoplc ot‘ t‘on-
nccticilt. i am not going to (lllULt'
them here. bill that stutcmcllt is i‘tII'~
i'cct.“ His remarks were seconded by
the slum of it door which sounded as
though the Gatling guns guarding the
main entrance to the capitol had been
discharged,
Aftervttle debate ti representative of
The Stdudard went to Senator i’ulgc
to verify the figllres given.
"Did you mean the reduction was ion
per can? Wasn‘t it. 50 per cent?”
was asked. '
Senator Paige. smiled.
it was 100." he insisted.
“But lf.the rates were rcdut-cd 1th
per cent. telephones would be costing
nothing at present." was urged.
Again Senator Paige smiled “'I‘liilt
Ill where you are making a mistake.
Lots of people get. twisted on llgnring
out her centuges."
"Please tell me how you have figured
lt out?" was requested.
Then the discovery made by the
Judiciary committee clinic to light, "1
have figured on stocks too long to in»
too ed by a little thing like that."
Ian had the senator. “Look here: If
I buy stocks, for 8100 and sell them for
$200, I make 100 per cent, don't it
'And ,lf,I sell them for 8200 when l
thought them for 3100 I also make too
finer cent, 80 If I buy tilt-m for will)
and sell them for Slot), I lose 100 per
dentin, Can't you are that? It‘s simpli-
mnougli. 1f the tclcpbonc compauv' tun
oyoara “0' charged 87?» for their phones
find are now charging only {37.50. thou
«the price has been reduced lull per
want. ,You certainly can M‘t‘ that. it‘s
'nbvloilld'
ll; Possibly The Standard representa-
‘tlve’looked aurprlsod at the simplicity
silt the whole problem. Hc was think-
Ing there was nothing more to bc
lucid, In the fact of such reasoning. and
.. sslbly the thought showed on his
low. At any rate. the senator from
‘the Twenty-first said. rcminlscently:
it"lbzdutmculiar how easily men get off
l. he track on this percentage platter.
‘ out": lly half the judiciary «zommlt-
taunt gilt exactly as you did, that
the telephone uductlon had been why
“10' uncut. Wily, I had to go to
t or" mid convince thcm Just an I have
, Aimed Senator Paige returned to
In ml.
The Judiciary committcc of the leg-
Illattlro. which has been convinced
"No, my boy.
that a old way our forefathers fla-
med t percentages was all wrong is
com lid of the brulnlotlt legal lights
in t a whole state. and probably the
Most men In the legal profession
I part of the country are to be
found on the convinced committee.
All of which aces to show that the
when of the legal profession should
emobnrvc precedents In the fight»,
.3 t of mathematical problems or
abbey should leave the arithmetical porn
igloo.“ their delving to he performed
7 their Itsbmraphcrs.
. _ my...
lilo that not a: a tonic and not.
a purge. lire Dertt’c Ut-
, Risen. Thar cure Head
u
nitration. Billlounnou. etc.
Mur- ure omit. my to tails
DISINHERITS ‘BRIDEGROOM?
Report That Colonel Heft Has Taken
Such a Course.
in connection with the secret mar? _'
rings on June to. of Ur. ll,‘ Stanley
Heft, son of .Coi. N. If Hell, of
Bridgeport. to Miss Esther Marie Seip.;
a Philadelphia actress, it is reported
that the father of the bridegroom has
carried his wrath to tho poiili of disln~
lieritiug his son, who otherwise would
have been Ills solc hair. It Is illllmflill“
bin to confirm the report for the sim.
pie reason that (iolouci Hell is nwuyl
from the state. aiid said by malty to}
have left the country. l
The report of thc lnilrriuuc has crc-i.
riled a sensation ill socially clrcicrc
here because, as provlousiy stated, Dr.
Heft was believed to have been cugag-g
ed to a popular and prominent sticlcty‘
woman of wealth and high
prestige. Early reports of the wedding.
stated that Dr. and Mrs. Heft would oc~‘
copy the. Hell residence on Park ave.
llllt‘, Bridgeport. bill this is now ser-
iously doubted because of the anger of
Col. Hell,
The Philadelphia lmdgcr yesterday
contains iilt' appended additional in-'
formation conccrnlng tllc marriage:
"The marriage of Dr. Stanley Heft.
a dentist, of llridgcport, (‘oltn.. who Is
Wealthy. to Esther Marlo Sell), daugh-
ter of I)!" ilcrbcrt Scip, of lulu lila-
llilllili slrct-t. this cily, did not take
place ill Ncw York, as was announced,
""l‘hc couple wcre married in Cain»
dcu, on June ill. The officiating clcr~
gytuau was the RM: Robert W. lt‘or-
syth, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal
church. and the ceremony took place
in the rectory, itt till l’cnu strcct. ’l‘he
lilarriagc was witnessed by Mrs. Hui
titer E, Seip, mother of tllc bridc, and
Mary M. Smith.
"'l‘ilt- bridclzi'ootll told [lot-tor it‘or-
sytb that in: was it residual of Newark,
N. .l. The lu'idu auto bur l't'rlilit’llt't‘ us
New York. and MT ago its 19.
"Doctor iicl't is 1’.‘_’ yours old. lil’
giving, his I‘l‘h‘itit’llt't‘ as Newark. he
saved llinlst-ll‘ thc trouble of taking
out a ”cruise. l'ntit-r the liioyd mar~
ringc law a license is unnecessary if
one of the parties to a wedding is a
resident of the state Or at least gives
New Jersey as his or her home.
"’l‘llat the couple had bet-u married
in Camden was lt-ni'ncd by Morris
Udell. assistant city clerk, \viictt ho vil-
lcrcd iilt‘ ltlurl'ianc rcliirll ill the dock
t-t ycstcrdzty liitu‘llilig, “0 had l‘cud
that lill' llmi'riagc llad tukcil place Ill
Nclv York."
REORGANIZERS WANT RECEIVER.
Attorney General King Says It is Not
Best Thing for Investors.
illilt'i'it'tllti). t'onn., .iuly i4.—-».\ltor-
ncy lmslic It}. llt‘chr made objection
to the birth of rv-orlzauimiion of thc
t‘onnt-cticut Loon itnd Realty Com-
pany \vhcli tbc cusp t-tlllit- up in the
superior court ycstcrdiiy.
"By the notoriety this company
has obtained bccausc of the exposing
of its affairs it cannot hopc to do
lunch new bitslllcss," pron-stud Mr.
Brewer. .ludgt- llornbuck. ‘Willl was
tiskctl to approve thc reorganization
plans. the result of the action of tile
Hliut'clloldcrs iliccting opposing ltll rc-
ccivcrsbip, hcard the rcporl ol' the
sliiirclloldcl's as prcsciltcd by Allin“
ltcy l‘. l). tiross. chairman of the
lllccliliu. .\ll'. llrcwcr insisted that
the proper thing to do was to up
poitit II l‘l'l‘t‘iVL‘i', In reply to Mr.
llrcwcr, Attorney licncral Kiln: said
he did not tllliik a rccclvcr was the
best for tho company. It It be found
that thc cottipauy‘s. reputation had
suffered and the business..- could not
t'lllllillllt‘. a rcct-lvt'r llligllt be news-
sury. but did not unlit-ipait- that rc-
stilt.
EXASI‘IIIIUII‘ l‘icrcc told Judge lio-
rahack of the organization by the
new directors and \‘it‘t'litlll of officers.
The court twccptcd the reports sub-
mitted and continued, iilt‘ lliuttt-r to
August 30. at which liint' he will rc-
vlcw affairs attain.
ELKS AT NIAGARA FALLS.
Abandonment of National Home at
Bedford, Va... Discussed.
BUFFALO. N, \’.. July it. w The
Elks attending the nincicenth annual
reunion were entertained by the Nia-
gara Falls lot-at to-dny. Speaking of
the defeat of the proposed amendment
to limit membership to the grand
lodge, Past tiraud ‘Exttltcd Ruler Fun.
nlng said: "The iitncntlillent was dt.h
tested by men who favored the Idea.
bill not ill the drastic form It assllllled.
A constitutional utilciidlilcni will be
prepared bcforc iill‘ next annual incul-
lug, which will pass."
Before filial atljourmutlnt the titles-
tloii of tlic ulluutionuicnt of the nation-
Iii ltontt- iii llcdford \’tt.. was discussed.
many favorlng Its contltiiluncc, but
definite action was postponed until
next your. A rcsolullou was adopted
rtmolnmcudlng that the age limit for
admission to the home be reduced.
m...»
GAVE FICTITIOUB AGES.
Boy and Girl Have Marriage Romance
in Kalamazoo.
RALAMAZUU. Mich. Jilly its—A
boy and girl ruiliuncc has a tragic ter-
mination here when Delbert l’rcitton.
it: years of age. was torn from the
arms of his girl bride. formerly Pearl
Cfliilf‘rllltltl. by Under Sheriff Moldi-
roy tutti lodged In the county Jail on
the charge of nurturing himself by giv-
lng a false age when securing a li-
censu. Wednesday, Woman and Mills
Cutherman. the latter but eighteen ttnd
a charming girl with black hair and
eyes, appeared before County Clerk
Voshttrg and «aid their «got. were 19
each. He have them a license. .1. Ed-
In. an uncle of the youth. saw the li-
cones in it paper and notified the pliers
lff. The circuit court will be united to
ulinul ihi‘ marriage. The young cott-
plc declared they will be married
again when the boy Is old enough.
NO Dl'lUNKd 'l'Hll TIME.
HARTFORD, Coma. July H.-A
prominent oiilccr of the Con eciicut
Nat opal Guard said today i at the
first. man who becomes too Intoxicated
for duty at the annual encampment. at
Niantlo will be publicly stripped of
his uniform and drummed out of
camp. It lathe intontiuuuf the mil.
- Luca-al.4t
my to act—e Info pill. Muck ltary authorities to allow no liquor
, ruminant, similar to. in be sold on the tum grounds and
any i . deposition or. mini. rovont. a to u. uiblo. Intoxls
- . Hide l : cut-«t the of eaten among the men. The camp ll
. ~ . y deciliter on be muons strictly will but.
until. bold by and the Wfltlcibilbobbun "ii iii
. " the regular army.
social ,
4
r
l
4 . ., ‘t'i ‘ ' I i,
by eating the delicious ,
new cereal,
‘flri’fezo ll
"viii: men relic
Made of the golden ker-
nels of the wheat. Puts -
rosy health into your
A}: {fit
Bulieloue linen“
Cue-l
CIVIL WAR TABS COMING.
National Association of Naval Vete~
rans to Meet in New Haven.
The National Association of Naval
Vctcl'atis illls compit-tcd arrange-
ments for its annual convention. which
will tic hold this ,\'t‘lli‘ ill Now Haven
on July in, Past Adlnll'nl William
S. \\'cii,< has ill't'll appoilitt'ti iltttstcr of
col't'llioliics during the session,
Ull illc owning of tho Hill tiicre
will be pul'triotlc t-xt'rclscs and a "dog
watch." The program for ”10 (We-
llitl.’ wlll cotlslsi of music, and lid-
drcsscs by Mayor Studlcy. l. l). linker.
touimotlorc commanding the National
Association of Naval \‘t-tcruns. and
Mrs. Eliza .\. Whilclicr. commanding
thc organization of the lattlics of the
Naval Veterans. and Rev. W, I). Moss-
man
All naval Veterans and their families
art- cordially invltt-d lo flllclltl these
t‘Xt’l't'iSl‘H.
At it o'clock licxt morning the con-
\‘l'lllillli \vill :tst-nlblt- at tho ilt‘lliiltlltil"
turn of the Gideon Wclius Naval Yol-
troll Association ill Still (’llupci street.
for a business lttcctltlg. At t o’clock
ltll bands will t-tnbitrlt for Silvio Itock.
for u silorc iiilllll‘l‘.
The Ladies of thc Naval \‘ctcrans'
Association, Mrs. Eliza .\, \\'ltllt:llcr,
captain t-olnlliaudlnu. will llolti tilcir
collvclitlolt and asscniblt- at it o'clock
on tho morning of July is. ill liootu
i:l, Mitt (‘iutpcl strcct. Mrs, while .I.
llililt-r. ill Iv‘lrst :ll'l'llllt‘. Wins! lilivcll.
ls chairman of tho lutlius' rcccpiloli
contnilticc.
-»-.\ household necessity. l)r_ 'l‘liolii-
its“ liclcctric (lll. iicltls burns, cola.
Wounds of any sort; rttrcs sore throat,
croup, cttturrh. asthma: lit-vcr falls.
BEAVER BROOK TELEPHONE.
Extension of Rural Service Include-
Line to That Hamlet.
The increase in the use of with
phones In llailbtlry ut the present
tiluo ls quite remarkable. Manual-r
tlriillrillt- W. Hoyt said lo-dny that the
local division has orders for ucvcuty
new ielcpliotlcs. both lnsidc and Ulti-
sidc the city limits. tibd tltis ls suclt a
large number that a person who ordcrs
it new ‘pllouc now will not be likely
to get It in less than another month.
Among the extensions of service
which this lndicutcs is a new lino l0
lhuwcr llroolt, which has ilot llcrcio-
i‘orc hutl icicuhotic count-clioli. ’l‘lm
Ililifig for tho "l'lin'l' llroolt line are
already on the ground amt the work
of planting them will bcglll in II ii'W
days, Extension of tho rilrnl service
In vurloun directions is pliluncd in
Wcutvlilc, Kink street and Itcddltllt.
ONLY CUBE FOR DYSPIPOIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Duh. says: "l suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of. hilt nothing helped me
until I took llraallltin Build. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For solo by It. It. I’lniatad. 14‘. ll. Bax.
tor and the Clifford Pharmacy. “
TELPEHONE LINES EXTENDING
FABT.
Never Before Hu Southorn New Eng.
land Had IO Many Construction
Gauge in Field.
Never before in its history has the
Southern New England Telephone Co.
had no litany construction gangs In the
field an at the present time. There is
no particular section of the state
where more work Is being conducted
than to others, but the gangs are he
boring In every direction. This In etc
uncially truc‘ln the rural districts.
where many new lines are buinu ea-
tabllnhedu. Within a short time the
New Britain exchange will have
changed to the coalition battery sys~
tent and the New London exchange.
housed In its new building. will also
latte the common battery system.
A IIJHPIIOI FAITV. ,
'A pleasant surprise party my be
“you to your tumult and liver. by
, tag 0. medici [which will relieve
t ctr pain and. ‘llcomfort. vim: Dr.
,_ a yards
t will:
3'? ”M {midi “hi: to
and h
-
r to
Museum-ow at), .
’ question as to
. mmuww .m.
House DID NOT shouts veto.
Mimi . 4.W”vil»ld «no
‘1; dill for Inbreeding Judpul‘ I'llir‘loh
Pound Despite Objection.
HARTFORD. Conn. July It.-lly a
vote In the ratio of 3 to l. the house
refused to sustain yesterday afternoon.
the veto of Governor Roberts (in th
bill increasing the salaries of judges o
the supreme lilid superior courts.
Representative Kenealy ordered the
bill from the table and made a strong
plea for Its passage, notwithstanding
the governor's vote. The house, itl
passing the bill, be said. settled the
its constitutionality.
,ltidgc Kenealy paid a glowing tribute
to the supreme court judges. and en-
pecluliy to Chief Justice Torrance. He
referred to his service In the United
“States army and followmi his career
step by step from the time, of his dis-
charge up to the position be now
holds. The cause of his rise, he said.
was his force of character. Today,
for the first time. was the honesty of
the justices ever question, he said,
not In terms but in effect. .
“In their a singlenian In the as.
scmbiy who has so little faith in the
Judges that ho believed ll dollar of
tainted money, by his own act. would
pass to the judge‘s pocket? Much
less would any of them violate their
oaths of office." lie claimed that the
supreme court of the state was the
liberty of the pcopic of the stale.
"Grunt God," he Illiiti.‘"illls it come
to this, that they can't be. trusted
with $2.000 between them and the
state of Connecticut? in all fairness.
the house should pass the blil'autl
show the Judges that the people‘of
the state have confltience‘ln them."
Representatives llolctnnb, of To
rington. and Alcorn, of Saint-Id. sup-
ported Mr. Kcuculy‘s remarks. Rep-
resctltlitiw Day. of Coiccstcr, said
that the bill was too plainly uncon-
stitutional to ho taken to a court of
law, When they attacked the constb.
union of the state. he said. they reti~
dared the heart strings of the people.
No more credible act was ovur per-
fornlcd by a governor than the rum
of this measure.
The bill providing for a trial by
Jury in dnmugc suits, passed by thi-
house. was rejected in tho scuttle by a
vote of lit to 5.
THE DIAMOND CURE.
The latest news from Paris is that
they have discovered ll. diamond cure
for cohaumption. If you fear consump-
tion or pneumonia, it will. however. be
best for you to take that great remedy
mentioned by w, ’i‘. McGee. of Van-
Ieer, 'I‘euu. “I had a cough for four—
teen years. Nothing helped me, till-
til i took Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and Colds,
which gave instant relief, and effected
a permanent cure.“ Uuetpiallcd quick
cure for Throat and hum; 'l‘roubics.
At F. ii. Baxter's drug store; price
bile and 81.00, guaranteed. 'I‘rlai bot-
tie free. “
WANTS CATHOLICS AND PROTES-
TANTS TO UNITE.
BELFAST. July l-I-mAu independent
fli‘(‘ii(lu of Ulster Orangcmcnt. headed
by (Nilllllltlilt't‘ Sloan. has issued a
striking manifesto to the country up.
pcallng for the burial of sectarian-
isul which now is dividing Protra-
tauts and Catholics and invoking the
t-o-opcrntion of all sccular forces in
thc promotion of the national welfare.
The manifesto t-xprt-sscd distrust of
English parties which it says will con-
tinue ill the fiiturc us in the past to
play off Catholics and Protestants
against each other to the prejudice
of the colllltry‘s higher claims. The
country too long has been: neglected
in thc strife of party tutti crccd. the
manifesto continues and there Is
room for a patriotic party having tho
policy to rltl lrcialtd of the. domina-
tion of impracticable orceds and or-
gutiizcd lyritnltlou and to secure the.
desired redress.
WILL lNTEREST MANY.
Every person should know that good
health is Impossible If the kidneys are
tit-ranged. Foley's Kidney Cure will
cure, kidney and bladder disease Iti
every form. and will build up and
strengthen these organs so they will
perform their functions prOperly. No
danger of Bright‘s disease or diabetes
If Foley's Kidney CIII'I‘ is taken in
time. Sold at I’laistcd's Drug Store.
t
VALE SUMMER SCHOOL REGIS-
TRATION.
NIGW HAVEN, .Iuly lbw-The regis~
trillion at the Yale summer school was
practically clost-d yesterday and shows
a total attendance of 250 students,
’l‘hree-fourtiin of this number are wo
men and nine tenths are teachers.
Twenty-six slnlt-s, Canada and the
Philippines urt- represented in the reg.
lstratlon. The most popular courses
as shown by’ the size of the classes.
are those In English. history, psychol-
ogy tutti tcuchlng.
mm
LIFE INIURANCE.
For twentlevc cant» you can now
insure yotll'scli‘ and family agulnst any
bad results from an attack of colic or
diarrhoea during the summer months.
That ill the price of a bottle of Chum-
bcrlaln'u Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. a medicine that has never
been known to full. Buy it now, It.
may save life. For sale by schoon-
Powell Corpurntiou, Clifford Pharmacy,
Zeitfutts Pharmacy. '
KILLID IY FALL ON BIDIWALK
SOUTHINGTON, July li.—~Arthur
dart-our. used fortydlve years. died
to-tiay front Injuries received yester-
day. while watching his cumin-law,
Charm Potter. saw u. limb of a tree
at the iattcr‘n home, when the limb
fell ll brushed against Mr. Garropy in
such a law till to throw him baclt upon
the sidewalk and his skull was true-
lured by striking the curbing. He
leaves a wife and four children. '
asuttuVrbn unease“. vallt
KNOWN lI'O FAIL.
"i want to say a few word: for
Chamberlain's Gallo. cholera and
Warn ”0 lifmdygéfbgugd iii?
. r in n n my 7. a
five. you?! find vs no ,, 5006“"
to a number of clinic In orit co ty
and have never kuownit to full to “-
ii'fi '1‘ °"" "i “’llW°'i‘if.iii.‘
I “I. no, In , . .
“3‘ windsurfing? @wopoc
.1. '1. ,_ , ,. '
u-
. on , .
°°unan
, r. It!“z
' or It may result to pneumonia. Bra.
a lecturers
on... . mm... o. wwwuhww-un-o.
w "onwnLiK van lilo: snort
a“
Eiab°rate Decoration: Ihd Boulevards
Filled With Merrymakerl.
PARIS. Jilly ll.~'l‘ht- French na—
llotlal holiday was celebrated to-day.
The. boulevards were thronged with
int-rrymakcrs and till the leading thor-
oughfares were elaborately decorated.
There was a brilliant review at bong-
champ at u o'clock. this morning, it
was attended by President and Mad-
ame iANliMII, “the cabinet officers. the
diplomatic corps and a vast flu-mtg of
people, About 20 000 troops took part
in tho manoeuvres. A notable fea-
ture of the review was the presence.
of 128 officers front the ihltish naval
squadron at Brest. all In filll uniform.
'l‘holr arrival was the occasion for all
Gnihllslflfilk"rflt‘€MlOfl. the band pla‘y-
lag the British national anthem. The
popular ovation‘accnrded to the Bri-
tish officers was further indicative of
the Anglo-French understanding.
President lntliiet gave a luncheon
to the British officers and to a num-
ber of French military and naval men
in thc Elysee Palace at neon.
Public games and dancing are pro.
log on ill all the public places under
the control of the. municipality and the
theatres will give free performances.
THE ONLY WAY TO CURE.
To cure a cold when you have no
cough—do cure a cough when‘you have
no cold—to cure yourself When you
have both—take Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. The new Idea. the
original Laxative Cough Syrup. It
contains no opiates and ii best for
coughs, colds. croup, whooping cough.
etc. Pleasant to the taste and equal-
ly good for child or adult. 'Remem-
her the name. “Kennedy's." and see
that the red clover blossom and the
honey bee are on th bottle. Ken-
nedy‘s liaxative Hone and TM is the
original Laxative Coughfiyrup. ’l‘ake
no other. Sold by The Cilil‘ord Phar-
macy. “
EGAN RE-APPOI NTED.
State Police Board Meet: and Elects
Brown. of Nofwieh. Pei-idem.
HARTFORD. July ll.—~A meeting of
the state police commissioners was
hold at the capitol this after-
noon, All the live commibsloners
were present—~Fraiik ’1‘. Brown. Nor-
wich; Marcus H. Holcomb, Soothing-
ton; John H. Perry. Sentiment Jlmes
Huntington. Woodbury_ and Henry F.
English. New Haven.
The board reorganized by electing
Mr. llrown president and Judge Hol-
comb as clerk. Routine matters were
transacted Including the rc-appolntv
mom of Superintendent Thomas It‘.
Egan, of Souihliiglon. and Assistant
Arthur ll. Story. of Norwich. The up-
pointmcut of the several state 0!“wa
continue during their good behavior.
"33 THAT OOLD.
Iliisn Balm il broaklt'lt it colds when
ever tried. almost with t exception.
to. 25. 600 and 11.00 bottles. The Clif-
vford. 3mm and ‘Illllltltl'a. '
INOINIII AVIIY 'Ol‘. OF INJUR.
~ I“. .
DANBURY. tat; ll.~0hartes D. Av-
ery. the New It. now trim and
Hartford Railroad engineer. who was
Injured in the collision at. Tamara. N.
v.. died In the‘hddtiital In thll city
yutcrday. ‘Tbs'cnriueer was: almost
completely scuttled b a blow-on the
head It the drawer Mlllslon and
Ian Iniury to hil brain caused his
death. His wife reached the hospital
installer his death. Avery‘s Items V
In famous. Pa. lid-wail fortynitl,
years old. ‘ " "
faith 'tldbb’a'ub low “didn’t ism
reasons why mottl-
coll
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FRENCH NATlONAL HOLIDAY.” »
0 tor for men and twenty cents pdr
. Music and Refreshmonts.
MURDERER M'GILL LYNCHEO.
Negro Who Killed Twelve {People on
steamboat in Punlchod. '
MOBILE. ,Ain” Ju y tin-76am. ‘Doe.
of the steamer Con or. which has ar-‘
rived here frcm Cecilia. reports that:
the negro Month. who murdered the
crew and eight passengeré’ of the
steamer Olympia. has been lynched.
Wilt'n McGlll was captured at El Prov-
inir he was placed aboard the Honda-
ran warship 'l‘a Tumbler and sent
back to Uiiliu island. The natives were
greatly wrought up over the murders
and according to Capt. Doe, they first
planned to burn the prisoner, but lut-
cr he was taken from the officials and
lynched, The law forbids capital pun-
Isbmeni. -
W
ASTHMA SUFFERO' SHOULD KNOW
THIS
Foley's Honey and Tar has cured
many cases of asthma that there con~
sldcred hopeless. Mrs-Adolph Bucc-
sing, 701 Want ’I‘blrd street, Daren-
port. Iowa. writes: "A severe cold
contracted twelve years ago was neg-
lected ulitll It finally grew into asth-
ma. The best medical skill available
could not give the more tllatitempor-
ary relief. Foley's Holley Ind Tar
was recommended and one 'tll'ty cent
bottle entirely cured mo of 'asthmn
which had been growing on me for
twelve years. if; had fallen It. at
the start I would ave been saved
years or suffering." sold at Platsted's
Drug Store. 0"
RESELLION IN EXPREIB DRIVER!
IANKB.
CHICAGO, July li.—-Tli‘e railway ex-
prehb drivers will vote tonight on the
question of calling off the strike. Re-
cent disclosures regarding the actibn
of truck drivers and other icamalcrs
ili doing the work of non-union drivers,
combined with a failure on the part of
the strike leader, iocollect sufficient
funds to pay ’bét‘lbtltb‘ 'pi'olllptiy. it is
declared. have led to rebellion in the
ranks of the express drivers, The
baggage and parcel delivery drivers’
union has Ignored the demand of the
department store drivers and voted
down a motion to call a strike against
the slit express concerns that. control
the Chicago Carla‘ge Compiler. Which
i: making deliver as to strike bound
oases.
CAST . OBI A
, lor Infants and Children.
in no no lint-aunt noun
30m the
signature of
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l‘ . “;
RETAIL CLIIKO lNcgllll PER
iTA TA I
GAP
unavusrou. 'l‘cx.. Jilly it—rao
datlonul convention of Retail Clark:
has voted to change the per capita tax
of members from burly cent. per quar-
lo
quarter for women. twenty-live
,«Its wl ~ all to of, tint
hvc‘liclltn $fita‘flb‘ti‘rymmnénltti
of one town your adopted. '
IIlt‘l' sarcoma.
“ti new momfifori four melts.
when 1 ml Iloltfillih ty hold and
B: 40:.
3:311, 8:033. 4:
5:20, 0100!, 0:08.
9:30, 11:00:, 15:00:.
limos, 1’:th
9m, 11:1 3-
FRIDAYnJU'LY at. :90...
w_-'mo.. m. sun—n-.. -.
The Ladies of South Nor-
walk and vastly“... cor-
dially invited to attend to
reception to be given by
the national "coma com-
pany, hi; Red it" men’s 'Hitli,
Saturday, ' July; flfte" hth,
from tWO until five o’clock.
c .
OGDEN, Utsh, 'ttly H.-—W. E. Sim-
ueison, of 'Provo; Utah, has brok'bn
the world's bicycle record for a half
mile, unpaced. professional, at‘ the
saucer track here. ‘ He ‘covered the dis-
tance In 51 1-5 seconds. Thirlg b5
seconds better than his own prov one
record of 52 3:6 ~se'ct'itlds.
nARBDR um
BEACH. '
An ideal spot for a summer home.
Inspect the quaint Japanese bungalow.
built by native workmen. 8,000 feet
of shore front. rue Vlevu. Boat-
ing, bathing, sailing and itching. Play
ground for the children. Lou for
sale from
$300 UPWARDS.
Eur toms. Special inducements
to the hulltierl. send for illustrated
booklet. It is worth reading. It
tells you how to acquire a autumn
home.
i. ll. [manna taunt.
No. 2 so. Main It. ..o‘o.‘ttorwiik. 06bit.
or tlié More,
THE sanaon vtaw REALTY’OO..
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a. M.~lli:10x.'” ', transform
cents per month be Ill module". Th0 7:29, 3:00. 0:111 Jim. 10:02:, 11:11:,
old law of $100 funeral benefit in clini- ltMt , , ‘ . ,
hated and «national slelt benefit of 'e. tau-1pm, Mo, at». "t: .
‘06 per Week for twulvu consecutive 5:20, 0i i. 1 diff, 7:1 x, ’0: .
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