dual report of the state police
iii: will died in the allies of
srnor Saturday. The report
Iii interesting review of the sec’
1“?" work of Superintendentc
also and the figures showing
, her of prosecutions in the dif~
' n'o indicate that there has
ething doing. " The depart-
, ' avastigates 368 cases and
V light prosecutions In 158 of them.
Mancini statement shows that the
operating the department was
and this amount has been
om the state treasury, but the
oil 5 out has returned :5 883. 38
«in Alias obtained as a. result of
0 during the year.
The Criminal Work.
5 5 part of the criminal work of
, lment does not show in the
attention is made of work
,' 0.39058. burglaries, thefts.
_ one where prosecutions fol»
’ then such references! give
' lathe reisult, and do not. indicate
tithe or effort spent The Sherrie
s 5 which, the condemned Somers-
plains turnover was captured by the
to police and convicted on evidence
' by them, requlied Weeks of
officers' time. The evidence had
,e looked up and coriohorated. and
trial of the Taliand county supe-
r court was a long-drawn-out affair,
requiring the daily attendance of the
blot and several officers as witnesses.
This case undoubtedly did much to
establish the state police in public
favor The only mention made in the
v report of the Shel rle case Is the follow
in; modest reference in the list of
5 prosecutions.
‘ Seniors—Murder one prosecution: ac-
oilfield iiiietitenced to be hanged October
iii-1‘
The” case of Whipple the Ginslon
bury outlaw. took considciablc time,
daslx 0r eight men were ai woxk on
it, and the department does not even
get a prosecution out of ii for its
work, the accused having committed
suicide. No mention of the Whipple
case Is made in the report.
The department is now betlci organ-
i‘ud than a year ago, and has got down
to a good waiking basis. The fn<t
. that Its men are liable to drop in on
any city or town where a sex lous crime
has been committed is an incentive to
the local authorities.
The number of proscc utions is small-
oi than the number for the iirsl 3mm
of the department's work as the of
liners gave more time to criminal
work. than formerly, which lessened
the number of liquor cases. But the
. records of the operations in the differ-
ent cities and towns show that in
many communities the illegal liquor
f 'afiicl was hit hard. New loiidon far-
. l the'worst, over sixty prosecutions
ir Various offenses being brought.
' Where the State Police Worked.
‘Rumors and reports from time to
time have hail the- slutc police work-
ing In about every town In the stale.
The following records show just what
towns Were operated in by them dur-
ing the year; and what they did them:
To His Excellency, Henry Roberts,
Governor of the State of Connor, ii-
out.
In conformity wiih the provision of
chapter 141 of the Public Acts of 1903
requiring the commissioners of state
police to file with your excollcncy an
annual report. setting forth in detail
the Work of the state police depart‘
ment for the year ending the 30th day
ofJuue next preceding, the said com-
‘inigsfoners respectfully submit such
report for the year ending June 30,
_r’
'_ 'Upon complaints made to the depart-
merit three hundred and sixty eight
infill cases have been investigated dur-
ing' the year a deinilcd statement of
which is as follow:
Ansonlw—(lambllug thico prosecu-
lion's, lines 70; violating iiccum law.
ten offenses. lines 8550.
Aahfordw-Assauli and breach of.tbe
peace .one prosecution. line 312.
Bearish—Theft, om» prorccuilon,
bond forfeited
_ Darby-Vloiuiing liccnsc law. seven
summons. fines $100.
gton~Vioiailng ilccnse law, one
prosecution. line 320
flfliflngfonw'f‘hint. one case, fine
#3,“ “guinea taken to jail; assault and
of the pom-n. one case. penalty.
- 3 thirty days in jail: violating license
‘ my; one can fine :50: burglars‘ ac-
Wm” two cases. polled.
nulls—Violating license
three cases. flucs film
Glastonbury-«Assault with Intent to
kill. oifbndsr committed suicide; viola-
.tl 0?). license law three cases, fines
,. “Erik-goldfish“ license law, one
"vision-«Violating license law,
' pas, one, due silo.
,fchlisideloiallng license law,
cam. use ‘30; one additional
, some cheese. appeal taken.
Vigistin'g license law, two
law,
sv’eu-«ismbilng, one process.
no 0000. jail sentence. iwo
foadonu’l’bcft from person.
so: eighteen months in four
in state prison each; trespass.
i silos, fail. thirty days each; same
,. . dig t oases. lines, “'0. in
”a; of nation officer; same of.
two cases, lines 82; the . two
“ hilt to state school; pl
ion 0:; mgr “haggling" page.
rim ~ 3'3
.uuiit “Mix 'l'tlltoofgn. to
Wm WM stats
fluidity. one below one earth
was ecu. 110 days a fail;
as». eighty days in fall;
s
j, .
fihmmdy Which Mu lisvoiuiienisad
a Treatment of Mensch Troubles. 55
This “midway is not heralded as a
flosgt t
_ idniac
lob bills Dill. DI
“The remedy is in"3 the
ubi in
pure aseptic pepsin government test).
den seal and disstass.
sis are sold by druggists under the
[final is of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
any interehtiii'g experiments to test
the digestive power of Stuart's Tab-
ient. to thoroughly digest 3,000 grains
of raw meat, 358s and other whole
some food.
Stuart's Tablets do not. act upon the
bowels like after dinner pills and
cheap cathartlcs. which simply irritate
and Inflame the Intestines without hav-
ing any effect whatever in digesting.
food or curing indigestion.
overworked as the stomach.
This is the secret.
Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets, a remedy
practically unknown a few years ago
and now the most. widely known of
any treatment for stomach weakness.
This success has been secured en-
tirely upon its merits as n digestive
pure and simple. because there can
be no stomach trouble if the food is-
'promptly digested. -
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets act. on-
tirely on the food eaten. digesting it
completely, so that it can be ansimllai
ed Into blood, nerve and tissuofi They
cure dyspepsia, water brash, sour
stomach, gas and bloating after meals,
because they furnish the digestivé
power which weak stomachs lack and
unless that lack is supplied is is use-
less to attempt to cure by the use of,
"topics,” ”pills” and cathartics which,
have absolutely no digestive power.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can be
found at all drug stores and the negro
Iar use of one or two of them after
meals will demonstrate their merit.
bcttcr than any other argument.
ccnsc law, twenty-eight. cases. $1,970
fines; gamblug. ode case, flnc $50:
theft, one case ninety days In jail:
murder. one case. assistance to local
police, bound .ovor.
Mlli‘ord~l’ioiaiion of license law.
one case, line 820.
Norfolk—-inioxlcation. No cases
lines 84; assault with latest to kill
two to foul ycais in stain pilson; vi0~
lilting license law, seven raises, lines,
3345; breach of the IlL‘llCti, fill't‘f‘ cases.
fines, $l0: theft, one case thirty (Iiiyr:
in jail: fugltvc from jusllcc, returned
to proper authority.
l’lalnilclrk—lllcgul practice of mcdi
clue, one case, nollcd on compliance
with law.
llldgefleld~Vlolation of license. law.
0'10 cnsc, flue $100.
Sinislniry-—\-'iolailon of license luw.
two cases. flucs 8175.
Simli'l‘S—~Mlil‘dt’l‘. one prosecution,
scnti-nccd to be hanged, Ociobcr :ll.
lilllfi: violating license. inw. one case,
flue $100, taken to jail in default.
South Windsor—Violating liccnsn
law. two cases. fines $150.
Sininford~VioIating license law. ("In
case, line 858.
Souihinglon~llighway robbery. (mo
case. two to four years in stoic. prison;
ussuuli, two cases, one case, all
months In lull. one nollcd: violating li
cease law, line, 8200; keeping house of
ill-fame, one case. called; lumaic of
house of Ill-fame, two months in jail;
burglary, one case. ilirce lo four years
in state prison.
Suffleld—Vioiailng llccnso law. om-
case, fine #50.
Torrlugtoii—Thefi, one case.
days in jail.
Vernoii~—Vioiai.lng license law. om-
case, line 860.
Volimiown—Thcft. one
days In jail.
Wallingford-—Violuilug Ilccusc law,
three cases: lines 8175.
Waterford—One case. attempt.
rape. five to eight years in
prison.
Winchesicrmliurgiaiy
onc vcar In full each.
Wolcott~Vlolatlng ilccnsc law, one
case. has $60, taken to Jail in dcfuult.
Woodbury~Vlolniing license law
thirty
i'usc. f ori y
iii
slut f.‘
two cases
two cases, lines. 3775.
Summary.
Number of cases investigated. :lilil
Number of prosecutions, lhti
Receipts.
From state treasurer, $iil,38il.bi
Expenditures.
For salaries. $10.li7.07
For scrviccs of deputy sheriffs
and olhcr officers specially
employed,
For office supplies,
For siiparlnli’ndebt’s and no
licomen’s expenses.
For coniniisaioncrs' expenses.
5,052.03
204.00
3,240.23
73.33
Total expenses. :19 usual
Amount paid to state ircnsur
or by department, $4,171.10
Amount paid or payable to
state in cases dimmed of in
superior court and court
of common pleas, 1.712.225
fill. 883. as
The report In dated at Hartford. Sep
tember 30 and bears the signatures of
if. Perry. Marcus ii Holcombe. James
Huntington. Henry F. English.
LAIOI OAR ORDIRU.
New Haven fiend Orders Two Thou-
' IIMI of the Ian Variety.
During the past. week the New York.
New Haven and Hartford road has
ordered from the Standard Steel tier
Company two thousand box can: and
the Central New England road. which
Ill I part of the New Haven road. has
ordered ten rebound; from the Wilson
agrib- ilfainifsciuring Company. of Wei-coin
”Tommi d a mad if
one we or e re p
a... ma... misfit " mil5
elven board of d owns» Evita
volt road and the mom did
work have ”Winnings“. ..
”The and of more box caravan the
New Haven system has been felt for
some time and the order just given is
is have completed a early as
asis, ih~ 5'»
"D” i 1th
or. . '
do of piano
ant tasting tablets or lounges. con.
taining vegetable and fruit essences.
The tab- 1'
lots show that one grain of the active ' -
principle contained in them is suiilc- ,
if the stomach can be rested and ,
assisted in the work of digesting it i
will very soon recover Its normal vlg- ;
or. as no organ is so much abused and. ;
if there. Is any:
secret. of the remarkable success of '
i
' pert ucrohnis and although a capable
Commissioners Frank T. Brown, John .
will help you greatly when
you are Short of time.
For sale by .
“GRADE It. NASH. .
Corner West and North Main Sta,
150th Norwalk.
I“.
:SMOKING BTRICTLY FORBIDDEN.
Patrons of Trolley May No Longer
Even Carry Cigars into Cara.
With the placing of the closed Iroi
lcy cars in use, new signs appear di
rooting that there be no smoking on
any part of the car, and forbidding the
cairylug of a lighted cigar, cigarette
or pipe lusldo any car belonging to
ibc Connection! Railway and Lighting
Company.
The man who bilngs his cigar into
the car and holds it between his flu
gers to keep his hands woim when
frost covers the window panes, and
the temperature is down to freezing.
will now be in despair. So will the
man who braves the icy winds of win-
ter and stands out on the platform
pulling on his cigar or plpi- preferring
his plan to ibc c-omfoiis wlibin
ii is said that similar notices are
being placed In all the cars of tin
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
(‘miipuiiy ovcr ibcli cniiro sy.stcin
Some say that the mic is not it new
one and that the boilers only till
now.
a... .—
A SPLENDlD IDEA.
A new idea in a Cough Syrup is fill
vnncwl in Kcuncdys Laxative Honey
and '1‘ar.l>lcsldcs containing Pine.
'l‘ar. Honey and other valuable remc
dies, it is rendered Laxative. so that
its use insures a prompt and efficient
evacuation of the bowels. It relaxes
the ucivous system and cures all
colds cr.oup whooping i-,ougb air, A
red chm-r blossom and ihe honey bus
is on even bottle of the Original Lax
alive Cough Syrup—«Kennedy s Lara
tivc Honey and TM. All ldcnl remedy
for children. Mothers prnlsc Ii. ii
is host for all. Sold by ’I‘IiiI Clifford
Pharmacy. “
._.._.
JUDGE WHEELER AS PEACEMAK
R
E .
'l‘lic affairs of the Milford Colored
Baptist church which have been in
a troubled sinfc for sonic timc past
were settled yesterday upon the ad
vice of Judge George W. Wheeler. of
the Superior court. ilcncons Mllchcii
and Taylor of thc church fried to (lllfll
the Pastor Rcv. W. R. Fields. and b.
sought injunction proceedings to iv»
strain lhcin from lutnrferrlug with
him. The. case has had several hear-
Ings bvforv Judge Wiicvlcr.
This morning ihc Sudgc told lhi' dis
puiuuis that he thought most of lili‘
trouble had been caused by ill feeling
and he advised them to have a con
ici‘cni-c and sctiic their differences
Mim- some talk filings won- putt-hull
up and Rev. Mr. Fields will preside
over the affairs of the church for ii
short time at least.
w “Wm
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
A'i‘ llOl’T'S 'l‘llli‘A’l‘liE FRIDAY.
The Brothers Ryruc ope-n at liic
Hoyi's 'i‘hcnirc. one night only. Mun
day, October ii. The llyrncs arc (‘li-
company fills in the minor parts lb"
bnluuiu of the fun making falls upon
the quartcttc who are a host in thcm
selves. 'i"|icio me n iiumlwi of (OIIII
cal situations throughout the plccr.
notably ilic trick coach and the steam
ship Inlcrlor which rolls most natural.
ly during the milk" but. in tho. last
act, the John Byruc troupe of ncrobnir
appear as statuary. and perform some
excellent acts in tumbling. as wall as
posing in picturesque Kiilllilfl. The
piece winds up with a funny ilrc
nouns. one of liic most laughable of
fonts imaginable.
ilOYT'Si 'l‘llliA'l‘lili Til-leill'l‘.
The steady. wholesome Anwricuu
taste for plays of the American soil
has shown itself in tho uuuunliilcd up-
provnl of such pieces as “The Virgin
fun." A worthy successor in ihcsi-
American classics. which bids fair to
surpass them all in permanent popu‘
iariiy Is Edith Ellis Baker’s "lion of
Broken Bow.” a story of the West and
also of the Mafia which all the host
traits of the American character are
given ample play. At Hoyis Theatre"
tonight.
siGN Off THE FOUR.
Goldwin Patten. who is playing the
famous character of Sherlock Holmes
In the ”Sign of the Four" this season.
is one of the best-known character ac.
tors on the stage til-.day Mr. Patten
cooled the WIN of "Eiigeno March
b like" in Bernard Bhnw's brilliant
comedy. " Candida” and he also scored
a big success in “’i‘be Only Way."n
play that made Henry Miller famous.
Wednesday night at Hoyt’ii Theatre.
Vi'i‘AGRAPii COMJANY.
The Vitagriiph , Company was the
attraction at lion's Theatre. Satin»
day afternoon and evening presenting
a number of naming and islet-siding
pictures to large audiences. Tonight
Ben of Brown how. is iii attraction:
solidity. Sherlock ii mes inv'i‘i’ie
of the sour. and Friday night.
brothers firms in lliis'htn all
«flaky-Alien
they are Ismail: icon recommend.
"Will {DOMMIDYOIII
niacin Munro olth’o kind rim
try sins of ill“; 3mm '
Armor and No One We) Hart.
1405 ANGELEB. October f—n-A bull
. fight with the attachments in a comic .
opera thrown in. was held at Santa
, Monica yesterday. The action was
there, but of gore there was none but
‘ the bulls were clad in foot ball or
5 mormntll they were twice their natu-
. ral sire and looked as if they had eat.
. on something
that had caused serious;
iy Internal dsoidcrs
The metadors were
imiiarly attir-
5ed,‘ and when one,
pared by his
, padding. was unable to escape the
. charge of a bull, the impact resembled
a COIlililoii batw'eeMwo feather beds.
The fight was more the order of
a limited round pugilist contest in that
the palm of victory was awarded on
points. The judges decided in every
instance in favor of the bulls. which
would mean in Spain that the matador
should have committed suicide. as he
swears to kill the animal or be killed
by it. Up to a late hour last night the
defeated meiadoru were pleading
“Manama. " and other dilatory phrases
in explanation of their failure to end
their lives and thereby wipe out dis-
an ace of. defeat.
The most amusing incident of the
battle occuried when the judges who
represent the president. in Mexican
bull lights. announced their decisions.
With one accord the two dozen meta-
dors flung their arms wildly into the
air, swore in Spanish and shouted
Mexican defianct at the decision.
Originally the interntIou was to hold
a genuine bull fight. with plenty of
icrfcred it was the first event of the
kind ever held on American soil 'In the
Pacific coast.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
Dob, says: “I suffered for years with
dyspesia. used to have great (listless
and belching. i tried cveiyihing I
could hear of. but nothing helped me.
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured mo tomplctely."
For sale by R. Ii. Plalsicd, F. H. Bax-
ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. '4'
MANY ARCANIANS DESERT THE
ORDER.
Some Interesting Figures Reported by
Grand Secretary—Ants Room Gossip.
A an cling called by the gi and regent
of the Royal Arcanuui of this state.
was hold at the Hotel Guide in New
Haven l‘llliiiy uftcinoon and evening.
Twenty five officers of the grand coun-
cil new picsciii Allci a short af-
ternoon session at' .i mieck, a banquet
was served and the meeting reassem-
bled iii 8 o'clmk
It was cxpccled during the afternoon
that Abe Landis. of ’I‘cuucssw, an oi»
gunner of nuiiouiii l'i.‘;:iiiilill)ii. would
be on hand lo deliver an address, cx-
pinlnlng the new assessment. but Mr.
handle was unable to be prcscni.
Routine business and Arcauuui mul-
lcrs were discussed to some longin
and several reports Wt‘i'fl ri-iid. Assign-
ments were made for ”11' month of
October. for grand officers to visit
each council of the slain, for the pur.
pose. of informing iuuubers as to the
cxuci situation, also of throwing uddiv
iiounl light on the new tax rate, its Im-
portance and nmmssily.
The report of the. grand secretory
showed that Bill. plumbers hail deserted
tho Ollill slucc luly 1 But the gen-
cinl fooling piiiulls that this milli-
bcr would not ill‘ iiiircascil (Iuiiug llic
coming niouib
PLANS TO (BET RICH
uio oficn flusirniod in" sudden lli‘f‘fllv
down due in dyspepsia or constipa-
lion limcc up and take Dr. King's
New i.lfc Pills. ’I‘hcy lnkc out the:
materials which are clogging your cu-
crglcs, and glri- you a new start. t‘urc
headache and dizziness, top. At Ii‘.
ll. Baxter's, South Norwulk, and E. P.
Wood‘s, Ntll‘Wlllli, drug sioi‘cs: 25c.
guaranteed. t"
PLUCKY STATION AGENT T0 WED
W. H. Brooks to be United to Miss
May R. Fish.
W. H. iii-coke, the plucky station
agent of Gales Ferry, who several
yours ago found a burglar In the sin-
ilou ofiico iii 1an place and in an ex-
chungc of shots killed the Intruder and
prevented the robbery Is to be mar"
ricd next Tuesday at Gales Ferry His
br-Itlc-lo be is Miss li‘ay ll. Fish daugh-
ter of Mrs lv‘runk Fish and a popular
sonny woman of the Ferry She is
slsior of Mrs. Albert. G. Maulerrc, of
f’oquonnoc. who became a bilde a few
days ago.
The wedding will be quietly cclc~
hinted at ”it" home of the bride with
only H‘lililltifl and a few Intimate
friends picscui. Mr. Brooks is now
employed as iifiin dospstchi-r in the
New London office of the Consolidated
road and with his bride. he will make
his residence In Williams street. in
New lamina.
TEACHSRS WILL CONVENE.
The Connecticut State 'l‘eachcru' as
societies will have its llft‘y- ninth an-
nual meeting in Hartford. October 2o
it will have its principal iiicctlnas l
Foot Guard ball, but sections are to
merit In the high school and the Ben
and Noxth school its central theme
will?“ The Ethical Value of the Pub
Iloifihh’doli's j
their M ll WWW":
incite mimic-ewes Transcript.
blood shedding, but the authorities in- ,
l‘ have never been asked to refund a
‘ who is not satisfied after using this
. remedy.
' Powell
many. Zeitfuss Pharmacy
. G.
m“ Q,» '53".
GETS CONSULATE.
Prof. Charles 8. Leavenworth Goes to
Nagasaki. Japan.
NEW HAVEN. October 2.—-Profcs~
nor Charles S. Leavenworth, a New
Havcncr, who was until recently a pro.
lessor in the Chinese Imperial college
of Nanyang. Shanghai. has received
notlcc of his appointment as vice-
cousul m Nagasaki, Japan. Profes-
sor iAPth‘l‘lWOl'ih is a son of the late
Dr. llanlcl C. Mavenwortb. who lived
for many years at. 79 Howc street.
where the. new consul's mother now
resides.
The appointee expects to start for
his new post of duty next week. hav-
ing been in this city for a visit of
about three. weeks. He came here
from China, where he went about two
years ago. in the Imperial college
there are taught about 200 natives.
destined for governmental duties.
~ Prof. ls-avcnwortb said imlny that
he. thought that the Chinese boycott
was a dead issue and that the utmost
good fooling now oxlsicd bctwccu the
governments of the United States and
China. He also said that there was
a great diversity of opinion in China
regarding the outcome of the Russian
.lupuucsc war. But there are, he says
about 2.000 Chinese young men in the
colleges of Japan undphni couniry
exerts a powerful influence in the
Flowery Kliigdoiii.
DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
LIVE.
Peter Fry, Womiruff. l’n., writes:
"After docioring for two years with
the best physicians in Wiiynesburg.
and still getting worse, the doctors ud-
viscd me If i had any business to at.
land to i had better attend in It at
once, as i could not possibly live an-
other month as there was no cure for
me. Ii‘olcy's Kidney Cure was roc-
ouimendcd to me by n frlcnd. and I
immediately sent my son to the store
for ll, and after taking three bottles
i begun to gci boiler and continued in
iniprovc until I was entirely well."
Sold at Plnlstcd's Drug Store. "
PECULIAR FATALITY.
Winsted Man Meets Death In Fall
Down an Embankment.
WINSTEI), October 2.-—While clim-
bing a fifty foot hill just west of Boyd
sircci yesterday, James O. Maddrah.
Jr., who was on a hunting trip, step
pull on n his boulder at the top of
the bill which toppled‘ over and both
man and rock were buried down lhc
nilliliilllllllelil, At the bottom the his
rock fell on Maddrah and killed him
instantly, and his crushed body was
found by his son a short time after-
ward. Maddrah was foriy~slx years
old and leaves a widow and five chil.
dren. it required the efforts of seven
liltlll to lift the rock so that Maddrnh‘ a
body could be removed.
HA5 SOLD THOUSANDS OF BOT
TLEB OF CHARMBIRLMN'S cot.-
Ic. CHOLEHA AND DIARRHOGA
REMEDY AND NEVER HAD A
DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER.
Mr, E. E. Ellliillllffi. proprietor. of the
Corner Drug Store. Johnston City. "1..
says: "i have been continuously on-
giigcd in the retail drug business since
April. 1883. and have sold during that
limo thousands of bottles of Chamber-
lain's Colic, (‘hoicin and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I can tiuihi‘uliy say that!
customers money who was dissatisfied
with this. remedy. i take pleasure in
recommending it to all of my custo-
mers who are in hood of such a meal.
cine" All druggists are authorized
to refund the money to any customer
It Is for sale by Still-on.
Corporation. Clifford Phar
u- “Mu—va—
WRIOK AT HAWLEYVILLI.
:' freight train on the main track backed
i'l'ock. blocking lilo road for sovarni
be main up t‘lt mind to allow time“
" the siding and crushed into it at an
angle. No on. was hurt.
nun—-
Train lacks Dean “and s Freight—Road
HAWLEYVIIJJI. October 2.—-A
own on a freight on the stains io-
mui ten cars were throws of! thc
hours. The engineer of the train on
nuugli for timoi or train to take
UNITOAL L.
He that knows, and knows that
“5 he, knows is wise.
He that knows
Uneeda Biscuit
and knows that he know .
.neetia Biscuit
is well fed]. Dine with him.
NATIONAL aichir (alarm
Law-” ..... Vw
TELESCOPE iN RIFLES.
Puts Try Them and Like the Crossed
Hair Sight.
HARTFORD, Conn. October 2.——-
The Putnam Phalanx is to have its
annual target shoot Wednesday. and In
order that the msmebrs might. have
some practice with the new Winches.
tors containing telescopes they were
invited to a practice shoot in the ar-
mory last night. The telescope has a
crossed hair and when the crossed
hair seen through the glass covers the
cross lines and mo target it is a and
time to shoot. The trouble is to old
the rifle steady. One member wanted
to know what the target was dancing
around for, He said he didn't suppose
he was shooting at a swinging target.
He was unable to hold the rifle stead-
ily and supposed that the target was
moving.
DON'T BE iMPOBED UPON.
Foley it Co. Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and TM many imitations are offered
for the genuine. These worthless im-
itations "have similar sounding names.
Beware of them. The genuine Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar is in a yellow pac-
kage. Ask for It and refuse any sub-
stitute. ii is the best remedy for
coughs and colds. Sold at Plaisied‘s
Drug Store. '
BODY FOUND BY DIVER.
That of Foreman Who Fell
New Houutonis Bridge.
MILFORD, October 2.-—'l‘he body of
Patrick Cosgrove. the foreman of a
gang of men employed on the new lift
bridge over the liousalonlc river. whr
was drowned late Saturday night. was
found.yestcrday morning by a (liver of
the contracting company. Cosgrovc
fell from a post to the river. about
twenty fcct below, and his body never
came. to the surface. Yesterdav the
diver found it against the under side
of a float. and it was brought to land.
Congrove was about thirty-five years
old. and a brother in Attleboro. Mass.
was notified.
From
u‘
CASTOR'IA
for Infaauaod children.
lib find You iliu Alvin Bough
Bears the
Signature of
_._.~_
SOCIALIST RELEASED UNDER
ONDG.
B
MERIDEN. Oct. 2.-Josepb
Campbell of Philadelphia, who ended
vored to speak on the streets of Merl
don in the interests of the Socialist
[Arbor l’i'uty and the industrial Work
ers of the World. and who was subse
queniiy arrested for not having obtain-
ed a permit. was before the police
couii charged wlth breach of the
police and causing obstruction of the
highway. The case was continued
until Tuesday and Campbell was re-
leased on ‘50 cash bonds furnished
by the Socialist Labor Party. The
man said the case was to be taken to
the Bupieme Court if necessary and
Is to he a trial case pure and simple.
to determine if the privilege of free
speech as provided In the Constitution
of the United States Is to be denied
FULL OF TRAOIG MEANING
are these lines from .i. H. Simmons. of
Casey. is. Think- whst might have re
suited from his terrible cough if he
had not taken the medicine about
which he writes: "i had a fearful
cough, that disturbed my night's rest.
1 tried everything. but nothing would
relieve It, until i took Dr. King's New
Discovery, for Consumption. Coughs
and Golds, which completely cured
mo." instantly relieves and perma-
nently care» all throat and lung dlsa
cases; prevents grip and pneumonia.
M. F. ii. unisex-'3. South Norwalk. and
iii. P. Weeds. Norwaik druggistm.
guaranteed; 50c and $1.00 A trial
bottle free. .. .1.
OOLONIL MOORE IITTLIO.
New Britain on» or how delect-
5 ‘MIND ' minutiae.
follow him.
, -—,-Arabian Pr. ..i ‘i'
a of debt disease.
R;
i.
Vii
JEALOUSY; DOUBLE URDER.
b...-
New York Negro Kills H
Boarder.
NEW YORK. Omaha 2 Emailed by
jealousy. James (i. Dial a. a negro
to~day shot and killed : wife and
James Hannon, also a egro. who
boarded with the Clay! fmuilyln
infest 134m street. on. u recently
‘ quarreled with his wife 1 account of
the boarder. and left tin ousc. To-
day he returned. and ering the
. house by a rear window i do his way
to his wife’s room. and tin g Hanson
with her shot them boi Then he
made his escape but u soon afii-r
airested. When .irraigni n (mirt he
confessed the crime and d that he
had warned his wife that would kill
her if she continued her 1' tious “th
Hannon. .
ifc and a
—-—..——
DON'T BORROW T
if is a bad habit. to non
but the worst think you
borrow, is trouble. Wilt
heavy, weary and worn- by the
pains and poisons of d) epslii, bli-
Ionsness, Bright's diseasc d similar
internal disorders. don't down and
brood over your symptom but fly for
relief to Electric Bitters Herc you
will find sure and porn cnt forget-
fulness of all your lrou , and your
body will not be burdc by a load
At F . Baxter's,
. P. Word's.
Price 60c.
OI
BLE.
anything.
11 possibly
sick. sore.
South Norwalk. and
Norwalii, drug stores.
Guaranteed.
AUTOMOBILE OHAU ‘ EURS DE-
NOUNCED
CHICAGO. October 2.
toniobiie operators ivv
scathingly yesterday by e RI'V. P. J.
McDonnell. speaking f the pulpit
of St. lliel's Roman C olic Church.
Washington Boulevard d 43rd ave-
nue.
Father MoDonncll'a I irancce were
prompted by an iii'l'lflt? almost at the
doors of the church a i ' minutes be-
fore vesner services legal). Mrs.
Bridget Hunnon, a wi 5 , 7': years
old, was run down by 5 achinc. she
was crossing the sire to cater the
‘hurch, of which sh s a member.
Her injuries were scv . and she was
carried to the nricst's usc
J. fl. Eustace, owner the car, stop-
ped and gave what one soon he could
to Mrs, Hannon. ill hauficur, Har-
ry .lohnstonc. was a sled.
lv‘athcr McDonnell lied reckless
automobile operators wards and de'
manned that laws sg st “auto inad~
noss’ be enforced.
‘ ecklcss au-
denounced
FAITH NO‘.’ N EBSARV.
You may be just skeptical and
pessimistic as you pi 9. Node! will
digest what you eat bother you eat
or not. You can 1) your foot in a
bowl. pour a little odol Dyspepsia
Care on it and it - I digest it the
some as it will in or stomach. it
can't help but cure digestion and
Dyspepsia. it is on g hundreds and
thousands~some ha faith and some
didn’t. Kodol will re you if medl-
clne can cure you, other you have
faith in it or not. old by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy. '."
AUTO “SHOOT! AN EMBANK-
M
WINBTED, Ootoi
bile of William F‘. nslow went. over
an embankment at tinge street yes-
terday afternoon a I turned over on
Mr, Winslow who sped with a few
bruises. The anion hiic was wrecked.
2.--'i’he automo-
-—A boon to trav
Extract of Wild
dysentery diarrho,
Isea. Pleasant to
y.
M'OADDON OW 040.000 OONDG.
IAONDON, Oct. inosobh ’1‘ Mo.
Caddon. the show was brought up
in the extradition rt in Bow street
today and roman: for a week in
880, 000 bail. $40.00 being furnished by
himself and two nodes furnishing
M0. 000. The bill was immediately
forthcoming and r. lMcCaddan was
released. ills of force who were to
err. Dr. Fowler's
wherry. Cures
seasicknoss. nau-
'o. Acts prompt»
‘t have sailed for N in York on the st.
fouls Saturday. minus with Mr.
‘ Medallion. but as already“ cabled his
wife's body was taken on to America.
FOR ALI. limos o FILIO.
pisuaiit and ”positive
a
Lift . ill roii'o “acorn.
magnum. def sis ladle".
t ONUNWW their sum?”
said hi
treasurer for
which. it vi
#90 ,
.0.i
nomad l. *Ooionel
1
NEW 311an
Charles 3 if
lg the town
a amount
, ,itiihm
ui‘ddllr ii ,1!ng “5:”
. To draw the fire out «if a limo haul
okilhdol odiiostor of tun boils you «no, ..
es. showed to Sol tails ”Busch list. and iidiilbdiflifls ii .
i533
5 ".cut. without furl . ..
”I.“ “I“! ? MA «‘- I
biudi .itcliiii an
Norwalk Chronicler