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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 20, 1905 · page 2

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Armhrustcr and Crigcr; it‘nlkcuberg
and Kittredge.
FALL RIVER MAN SHOOTS HIM-
SELF.
'BUBNLEY, Eng.. September 201*
In moments of consciousness the. man
Who‘shot himself twice In a crowded
nireet here yesterday evening. and
‘ ".ho is now in a local hospital. Identi-
Dd, himself as William Maltlantl and
said he lately lived with his sister,
Mrs Mary [In 0111 at 115 King Wil-
110111 or King Piilip st1e<11,1‘1111 River,
Mass. Maillnnd left New York Sop-
t‘embcr 9. and arrived at. Ilurnley.
.9 where his parents formerly lived Sop-
. anther 18.11:: was destitute and in
ill-health, and is now in :1 critical
condition The bullets have not yet
been extracted.

BEST FOR CHILDREN.

Mothers, be careful of the health of
ydur children. Look out for Coughs,
Cottls, Group and Whooping Cough.
Stop them in time—~One Minute Cough
Cure is the best remedy. Harmless
Ind pleasant. Contains no opiates.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy "

INCREASING WHEAT GLUTEN.

BERKELEY. 0111. September 20—-
H. F. Blanchard. an expert from the
agricultural department at Washing-
ton. arrived at the University today
and at once began the work of assist-

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fHORSE GUARD TROUBLE.
Discharged Otticers‘Appesl to Cover.

2 nor Roberts for 0 Hearing. .

HARTFORD September 20. ~'i‘ho
boobies in 1h(‘ First company, (lover-
nor's Horse Guard. have reached a
Irisls and the matter is now in the
hands or the commander- ln-cnlef Mu-
jor» (_‘ illicit P. Hnrd lust Week (lis-
charged Quatter master Sergeant
(lucid. Corporal Hisley Corporal Wil-
son and Post Sergeant Little from the.
company. Yesterday they appealed
from the order of the major. (luv. Ro
bouts gave the men a hearing in his
office yesterday noon and after the
hearing be said he would rend the ten
timony and give. his decision in n 11w
days. He said the case appeared to
be a question of what constituted no-
zlcct. (1! duty.

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ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL.

When indigestion becomes chronic
it is dangerous, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
will cure indigestion and all troubles
resulting thercft'.om thus preventing
Cntnrrh of the Stomach. Dr. New-
brough (11 League W. V11. says: "To
those suffering from indigestion or
sour stomach l Would any there is no
better remedy than Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. 1 have prescribed it for n 11111111
her of my patients with good success."
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. digests what
you (1:11 and makes the stomach sweet.
Sold by The (illli'ord Pharmacy. ”
CHICAGO WOMAN'S TRADES UN-

lON CLUB.

CHICAGO. September 20.~—~'l‘he Chlr
('tlgo Woman's 'l‘rutles l niou Club has
decided to appeal to Congress for an
appropriation to curry on an investiga-
tion (11' working.r women Simultuue
ously 1111-1 (11111 proposes to appeal to
all the organizations (11 women in the
vountty tot (to-operation. 'l‘be iuws
ligation is expected to develop, among
other things: “What effect the 1111
crease In the number of Working \vo-
men has on the, home life? "In what
degree the. demand for women in in.
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lug Prof (i W Show in conducting

aperimonts designed to increase the

gluten in California wheat Mr. Blun-

chard will work at the experiment (1111

1.101111 and will rcptcsont the. govern-

merit while Prof. Shaw represents the
state. in the experiments made

 
 
 

 

Into business life." Miss Mary Mc-
Dowell, Miss Jane Addams. and Miss
Lillian Wald, of New York. already
compose. it (10111711111111; front the Nation-
al Federation of Women's Clubs in se-
cure a government. report on these
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irritate the Kidneys. Liver or Bonels,

Constipation. ' ‘
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tively cure chronic oonuhipetion as it re-
stores the natural action of the intestinal
tract. Ordinary cathartics may give “(emu
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CHINECE EXCLUSION CASE.

W

Yee Goo Yu, I Mot-chant of 9001011,
Discharged From Custody.
WIIEI‘DLINC, W. Va.. Sept. 20.-—-ln
1113 United States Court hero yester-
day, Judge Dayton discharged from
custody Yce Cce Yu, (1 Chinese laun-
drymnn. of this city. who had been in-
dicted for alleged violation of the Chl- i
nese exclusion act. it was shown that
he was a merchant in Boston before
coming here and not a laborer. in
giving his decision Judge Dayton. who'
was recently appointed to the [much
after having setvcd ten years in Con-
gross said:
'lt was largely a question of po-
litical expediency and to meet the. de-
mand of tho western country to shut
out. the. Chinese (but. the exclusion laws
wore passed. We might as well admit
that some bad legislation gets upon
the statute hooks enacted by Congress
113 well as by our state legislatures.
There cannot. be any question--there
never was any question in my mind-—
about. the propriety, and i always felt
the. necessity of put-(sing laws restrict
lug certain classes of foreign imml
grants. but i never could understand
Why that restriction should he placed
upon the Chinese and not. he placed
upon the Italians, Slovak. Hungarian
and the south of Europe labor just. as
obnoxious to this (ountry as the Chi
nese. And while these Chinese (1:
clusiun law are upon the statute"
books and our gates have been open
ed substantially to those other (11111111
es of laborers. this court as for as he
can. proposes to construe for the Chi-
namun and against the government be.
cause he thinks it is an unjust. (lis‘
('i'iutlnntlon.
"I think i have said facetiously that
there are two things in my Congres-
sional career that I am ashamed of.
tine was of voting for the oleomnrgar-
Ino bill, and the other was of voting
for this Chinese exclusion 111w. "

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HECKMAN GRAND MASTER.
New Haven Man Chosen by Grand
United Order. Odd Fellows.

NEW LONDON 101111.21)» At the
annual meeting of tin.1 district grand
lodge of the Grand Uultcd Order of
Odd Fellows yesterday afternoon the
following oiliccra were olcplod: (lrand
toaster. W. H. Ilockuntn, of Now Hu-
von; deputy grunt! master, .1. W. Jack-
son. of Norwalk; grand secretary.
Churice A. lions, of Bridgeport: grand
treasurer. 11‘. W. Jones, of Waterbury;
grand director, J. W. Williams. of Non
wich.

The 511an hotly of the Household of
Ruth elected the following: Mont. noble
governor, Mrs. Julia liucny, of New
Haven; right noblo governor, Mrs.
lirueknon, of Hartford: grand sucro-
tury. Mrs. llogeru, of Hartford; grand
treasurer, Mrs. McKtunuy. of Water-
bury: worthy councillor. Mrs. Chand-
lor, of New Haven.

ITO! THAT 601.0.
or it Ill malt In pneumonia. 11110
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LYING ON TRACKI.

Two Unknown M011 K0100 on Tr00tl0
11 Hartford.

HARTFORD. 89111.. 20.--'l‘wo 11n-
. known men who were lying on the
tracks of the Valley division of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad were struck and 11111011 11110
1001 night by 0 switch 01131110, which
backed down upon them and out the
11011100 to 1110000. The men were 17-
ing together on tho trestle at the (out.
at Potter strut. one being about thir-
£000 yam old 0111! the othor forty.

111 111000 11001111 (it-0110011 and spool:
00 to be somewhat 011010 the ordinary
type of main that is killed 0100111113
on railroad 11011110. in the neck out of
the manner man was a book in which
was writinn: “My name 10 Thomas

 

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Game Hunters Unhappy Over Rules
Governing ,Trolioy .Toauoportotlon.

Came hunters in Connecticut have
prepared a pctlllun.whieh is to be.
presented to the officials of the Consul
idated Railway company asking that
the road transport bird (logs during
the open season, on trolley cars. Be
cause of a rule. that (10ng shall not. ride
on cars sportsmen have. been put to a
great inconvenience in their hunting
trips. What they most desire to
to take (logs and gun and ride to the
end of a trolley line whith reaches in

1to the. country and where they can be

gin their hunting, Tile petition to the
railroad followa:

"Gentlemen-«The subscribers. your
petitioners. respectfully request that.
during the. open season for game birds
in lencctiout any passenger with
shot gun and accompanied by bird
dog he allowed to transpott such bird
dog to the point of his destination on
the passenget cars of your company.‘
The petition has been extensively
signed by well knotvu sportsmen, who
hopt1 .It will rctoivu favorable recogni-
tion at the hands (if the railroad (om
puny. "l‘ltc sportsmen say that bird
(logs are: allowed on trolley cars in
Massachusetts and other states.

 

A CLEAR COMPLEXION AND
' 1" «Jill
in most 090011”
complexion and till envy eyes are
due to poor digestion and an inactive
llvor. Orino laxative Fruit Syrup aids
digestion and stimulates the liver and
howcls and makes the complexion
smooth and clear. ()rlno lAIxtllin
Fruit Syrup does not nausento or gripe
and is mild and pleasant to take. ile-
fuse substitutes. Sold 11y Plaisted's
Drug Store. "

 

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STATE RAISING LOBSTERS.

The Problem is to Keep Them From
Eating Each Other.

A lobster hatching plant is being

built at Nounk from plans drawn by

~ Filth and (lame Commissioner 11. (1.

Pike. The plant will (100101.000. From
a 10,1100 gallon tank fresh water is
constantly supplied to the lobsters
‘whlch are cared for until they are six
or eight months old. A Rhoda island
man has devised 11 scheme, to keep
the lobsters‘from eating ouch other.
The water is kept. constantly In mo
11011, than keeping the small lobsters
apart. Later they are put into deep
water, where they corn for themselves.
The work Is carried on by the state.

LIKE FINDING MONEY.

Finding health In like finding money
--so think those who aro‘ sick. When
you have a cough. cold. sore throat, or
chest irritation. better not promptly
like W. 0. Barber, of Sandy Level. Va.
He says: ”I had (1 terrible chest trou-
ble, calmed by smoke and coal dust on
my lungs: but. after finding no relief
In other remedies l was cured by Dr.
King's New lilinuovory for Consump-
tion. Coughs and Colds.” Greatest
sale of any cough or lung medicine in
vtho world. At 14'. H. Baxter‘s, south
Norwalk, and It. P. Wood's, Norwaik;
bile and 01.00; guaranteed. ’i‘riol bot
tic free '

 

 

 

RIIIKAH'B hfllllDlNT DEAD.

lMNBth September ail—Mrs.
George P. Read sixty yearn old, torm-
sr president of the state assembly of
the 11111131110111 of 11011011011. (lied 0nd-
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For 3111011011000 and Sick ‘
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Take 011.1110 Laxative Fruit. Syrup. It
awoatons the stomach. aids digestion and

acts “as a gentle stimulant on the liver and
bowels without. 110

01001110 the Complexion. 1
Game Laxative Fruit Syrup stimulates
the liver and thorou lily cleanses the
system and clears tag
pimples and blobches. It is the best laxa
ative for women and children as it. is
mild and 1903111111. and does not. gripe or
efuoo ouhotllutoo. ‘

Take ORINO Laxative Fruit Syrup and if you

are not satisfied your money will be refunded.
Dropout! only by 1'0le 0. 00.. 61110030. 111.

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RAILROAD MAKES DENIAL.

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Othclals of the Consolidated road ,
have. made a denial of the story told

in the city court a few days ago by one
John White. nirostcd for trespass on .
the railroad property. White said that ,
he was allowed to ride on the locomo
uve of an express train from New
London to New Haven, because he had
two quarts of whiskey in his pocket.
He stated that both the engineer and
fireman drank his whiskey and upon
thriving in New Haven turned him

well (nough ol' the story to enter a
discharge in the case and say that the
man ought never to have been arrest-
ed. 'i‘hat was the view Judge Tyne:
took of the case. lie evidently bellel-
ed the ntan‘ 11 story

The road omciuls state that. they
have investigated the matter. The
engineer in question says that White
was drunk and had some whiskey in
his possession but he threw the whine
key Into the tire box of the engln:
instead of drinking it. The engineer
said he. thought it was safer to bring
White here than put hint off the tra'(.
as th emnu might not run over.
Neither the engineer or fireman
were produced in court when Whltt
was tried

 

.NQ’UNPLIAOAM‘I‘;
if you ever tdbirn'ow

ly Risers for bllllousness or constipa-
(1011 you know what pill pleasure In.
These famous little pills cleanse the
liver and rid the system of all bile
wtthout producing unpleasant effects.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. “

WORK OF T. J. PENNELL.

'l‘be Whitman College Quarterly
contains the following complimentary
action regarding T, J. Pcnnell. a for
mer resident of South Norwalk:
'i'bontus Joseph Penncll, instructor
In voice. chorus training, and violon
cello, is a native of Connecticut. He.
has a robust baritone voice of wide
range and excellent quality, which be
cultivated abroad. He was a pupil
(of Cnvailcro Francesco Cortesl, In
Florence. ltaly, for several years.
studying Violoncello at the same time.
On returning to America be filled an
engagement. for the year as baritone
in the choir of Christ Church, New
York City, going (hence in 1899 to
Memphis, Toma, where he remained
for four years as a private teacher.
conductor of the Mozart Society. and
cholrmuster of Grace Episcopal
Church. in 1903 he became head of
the Vocal department: In Whitman
conservatory, giving individual les-
sons in voice and Violoncello. class In-
utt'uction in sight singing.» and organ
lzlng the Walla Walla Choral Union.
of which he is the efficient and ener-
gotlc director
MEN PAST SIXTY iN DANGER.
More than half of mankind over six-
ty years of age suffer from kids
bladder disorders, usually on .m-
ment of prostrate gland.Th10 In both
painful and dangerous. and Foley‘s
Kidney Care should be taken 01 the
first sign of danger, as It correct! In
regularities and has cured many old
men of this disease. Mr. Rodney Bur,
(1011.ka Port. 1110.. mm: [m
tot-0d with 011101-0011 prostrate and kid.
any trouble for your and 011.011 taking
two bottles of Foley'l Kidney Cure.

 

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over to the police. The court thought ,

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Brussels Carpets.

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For Sash Curtains.

The Grenadines, Muslins and Fancy Nets which come
this fall for casement curtains are more artistic and attrac-
tivc than usual
these dainty window furnishings, and a sense of security
from outside intrusion that gives a feeling of comfort.

Plain white washable materials are in a hundred styles.
Colored Madras and Stained Glass effects if you want some-
something dark.

this fall.

gray, myrtle green, reseda and brown.
course. very rich, soft and handsome.
sortment.

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Green and red scroll patterns.

Green brown and t§n= Scroll pattern, Well
covered ground.

Red and brown, small geometrical design.
Enough 111 this for small room. '

Light grdund with dark red and green
geometrical pattern.

Light green ground with red roses.

of them will make a pretty and durable

Carpet for a room that is much used, and with one excep-
tion there is plenty for the requirement of any ordinary
room. 65c a yard.

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There is a cosiuess imparted to a room by

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Cross-stripes in red, green and blue . . . . .‘ .......... 15c
' Muslins in figures, stripes and spots ......... 10 to 18¢
"Grenadines, 30 inches wide ................ 25 to 30c
American Sash Nets ....................... 10 to age.
Madras, white, corn and colored ............ 12m up
Fancy colored Scritns and M uslins ........ my. to 20¢

 

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The colors are rich wine red, plum, winter
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