v Evil In at: Business—-
browse: and Dangers—
‘ iiiaililfl Tendency is
manual to Finan-
he gross deposits of the banks and
, t companies in this city, says the
I Street Journal, aggregate about
, .900,000. and of this sum it is
. my do eiaggoratlon to say that
.0 by two~thlrda are paid. for by Intel'-
liii‘ ‘ Most of the trust companies pay
xiiifhi‘est on all the deposits, and all
. ithe trust companies and most of
flit, . banks pay interest on part of their
,‘d‘a units. and there are only three or
1131‘ banks which pay no interest on
. 0511a .01! any kind. It is significant
hgt these non-Interest paying banks
..ar%among the soundest in the city.
his condition perhaps would not
I for‘immediate criticism were it
" tfor the cut-throat methods employ-
ed 0 get deposits and the high rates
50. Interest: that are so often paid.
W on it .is said that three limos com-
on toolbar the clearing house have at-
th liked the: disasters of panic mainly
_ toivthe practice of paying interest on
It do palts ol‘ out-of-town banks and
trust d‘ 'plmies, leading to an amine
concentration of funds in this center
“and undue expansion of credits for
spiculative purposes, one may well re.
incl. .91: the possibilities. of thc prcs-
,,,ont day conditions, when lntcrost on
.' Ill kinds of deposits Is the general
rule, and In some cases is paid oven
' on daily balances of a hundred dollars
'. hlukéi‘s that no account ol loss than
g .300 pays even the cost of book‘kccp-
i ‘_’ ,Ing. _.
3 To what is this scramblo for dc-
‘poslis leading us? It is for 0110 thing.
and this a fundamental evil—whopping
the character of banking. 'l‘hc tun~
dbncy is from commercial in financial
.hanking. Payink high intro-chi on do-
posits obliges the banks and trust coni-
parties to accept, larger risks in ordcr
to make profits. Instead of dcponding
' on the ordinary and logillnialc soul-cos
of profit. they are going exit-'iisively
into stock and bond invcstmcnls, and
even underwriting and speculaliw pro-
motions. Many of tho lrusl companics
and even some of the banks have prac-
tically become "financo conipanics.“
doing everything that a privatc bankcr
might do. and as trust companies are
not obliged to mainlain cash rcsurrcs
like the banks, Ihcro has born a great
expansion of credits upon a narrow
basis of reserve. During tho pas: ycar
of low ruins of interns-I upon loans
with continued high rulcs of interest
paid for dcposils lilo proiilri or bank-
Ins hart,- bccn unlinly in <i0t'k and
bond Invcstmcnls. 'l‘hc disnslcr that
. threatened tho great housc of tho liar-
. ' 11138 In 1890. and which was only nvcrl.»
T ed by the most slrcnuous efforts at the
Bahk of England. was illl' result of a
change in the ('iltli'ill'i.l‘i‘ of its busi-
ness, from dealing in ('imllllm'riill cro
ditl to entering into “modcrn llnancial
banking."
We do not know that any moasurcs
can be taken to check llu- wastctnl
competition for deposits. ’I'hc rionl‘ing
" 2 house has nticmptcd more than oncc
without success to abolish tho pracllcc
of paying Intcrcst on deposits. Some
time or oilicr we shall have to pay tho
inevitable polarity for our mlsdor-ds.
Wé cannot go on iorcrcr paying high
rates for deposits and than trying to
make a profit by turns In the stock
market, without some limo or othoro
running against a bad snag. 'l‘hc Am-
erican Bankers' Association could do
no wiacr or more tlmcly thing than
is to hold a discussion on this oucstlon
-’ of bidding for deposits. Wo are so
prosperous that the competition l’or
deposits In upparcniiy bcinit permitted
to run ltl course as stunt-tiling which
in not at least iinmcdialcly thrcaicniug
to the banking situation. lint It ls
(l the lama unwholcsomc nature as
t o‘compclltlon among tho insurance
companies which has lcd lo so many
1.. abuses. and It must nitlnnitcly I'i .‘ill
.1, in many banking diutislcra lillil‘r;:3 :hc
it _evli is checked.
Maw”... -.
2’ , FULL OF TRAGIC MEANING
If. those lines from J. ll. diplomas. oi
, y. In. Think what might have rc~
noted from his Icrrlblc. cough If no
‘ ‘ find not taken the medicine about
which he wrllm: "i had a fearful
con Ii, that dlsiurla-d my night's rest.
it everything. but nothing would
fllilva it, until I look llr. King‘s Ncw
Discovery, for Consumption. Coughs
Ind Colds. which complololy curcd
no." Instantly rollovoa and norma-
lilntly cures all throat and lung dis-
cases; prevents grip and pneumonia.
At 1". Id, llaxlcr's, Honih Norwalli. and
II. I’. Wood's. Norwalk. druggistu;
gurmtned; not: and 31.00. A trial
ttia true. '-
. ADYINT SLIFND‘AY ooHom. con.
I I C .
WALLINOFDRD. ()riolior l.'l.--Tlio
nib Ililllllii nit-cling bi lllt‘. Ad
titt Sunday School Association. of
, idea: was held yesterday in this
, , Ida. Officers Worn alocicd an lol-
31m: Prealdnnl. ltvv. Henry Stone.
’ Iin lord; first victuprealdent. Rev.
,. iih. Waterbury: second vice.-
’ 1.1“. H. Atkinson. Yalesville:
_ ,tlry. Miss Jcnnlc I0. Iinvla, Enid
, It: ireasuror. ltcv. John R. I’m
, .rPifllni/Ills: delegate to lihode is.
' m Eaalcrn t'onnccilcut litan-
Iion, Ito-v. .1. 1'4. Purdy, Plain-
’i Mdnnnclinm'llu 8mm Conven-
, . . Rev. .1. W. hurls. lens: Norwnik.
madman-“ham
GURI FOR DYOPIPIIA.
l . "l cultured for you: With
and to have great distress
. i tried everything i
at. but nothing helped me
. Brazilian Balm. and one: 50
a cured me completely."
a
or so, although It Is the cxpcrionco of .
.
Madérinrihe 7% _ i
aGoid‘enfSunlig t ' " ‘
It is conceded by the harm authorities that‘t‘he '
soda cracker contains the life-giving elements of wheat
in the best proportions. . .
This being so. then unooda Biscuit mm...
once take first place as the food of the world-a pods
cracker, but such a soda crackerl
science in sunny bakeries so light, bright and clean,
that they are a revelation. The flour is tested; the
purity of the water is absolutely assured ;. the very air
is filtered wwhy even the temperature and moisture ‘of
MEIONAILBISCUITSCOMPANY .
. " . .K .I
Made by (not
(Q
the atmosphere is accurately regulated. The sponge is
“ kneaded by polished paddles, not by hand. Indeed, i:\
‘ "mode Biscuit. are only touched once. arid then ‘ i\\
by a.pretty girl, from the time the flour leaves the bag . , L i1
. until the beautiful package is placed on your table. ,2
M /_
- . 5.... ......__/
s2
m...“
/ <(
V‘ \_a————"
kiln Bush, of Now Cutie.
by 1:. n. Plat-tad. F. H. Baal
‘ 0 Gillian ‘Pwmcy,
u
A
WASHINGTON PASTOR RESIGNS. lCHINA'S LOAN FOR RAILROAD FATALLY WOU
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1‘3.——'l‘hc reslg- .
nation of Rev. S. M. Newman. the pos-
tor of thc First (.longrcgatlonal Church;
for a score of years, and one ol‘ the
best known ministers in lilo country.
was iuul night accepted by tho con-
lll honilh is the cause as—
grognl loll.
signed.
FOR ALL KINDS OF PILES.
To draw the lire out of a burn. hcal “ dowu,
a out without leaving a scar. or to cure ,‘ion.
boils, sorcs. teller. eczema and all skin 'Ncw Lil‘c I’ills.
and scalp diseases, usc DcWitt's Witch imam-rials which are clogging your oil—3
blind,
bleeding. itching and protruding lliit‘r'.:llt‘illliu‘llt' and dizziness, loo.
Stops the pain instantly and carve; pcr- Ii. Baxter's, South Norwnlk, and E. l’.i
Sold ‘ Wood's,
Hazol Solvc. A spcciilc l‘or
mancnlly. Got the genuine.
by The. Clifford Pharmacy.
M. . . 2:. .
Clothi
PURPOSES. ,
HUNG KON l. (M. iii. ~"i‘ilt’ gorcriri
mom will introduce a bill in tho loglsdilcor
lnllrc cmuicil providing for a two mil‘
lion dollar loan for tho Kowloir(_‘.aii-lding with two companions.
ion Railway and olhcr
poses. .
HUNTING.
PLANS TO GET RICH 'accidcntally.
, Kuublcr
Brucc up and take llr. King's linm licnblcr. a cigar makcr.
'l‘hoy take out Iho=
STOP THAT COLD
Norwnlk. drug stores;
“ R" l H l 250. ill. 25, 5th- and SLIM) holllcs.
it ‘ill cc: .
“ford.
. "..__ .
Baxter's and l’luislod‘s.
l
Cred
Smart, Handsome and Stylish Suits and Coats
Our counters and display rocks arc rcplclc will: an c.\liuusilrc display of rcaiiy llnc c
all mcmbora of ihc family.
acccptod modols for full and wlnlcr wcnr.
of human naturc. ll. India ncccplcd maxim that, to bc happy onc mind ho wcli drcsucd.
opcn account. Is to be had for the asking.
lothlng for
liolh tho costunics for lilo lndics and mm: arc. dcalpnvd to conform to tho
To all pcrsons with powor of observation and lill' knowicdtzi‘
ltn-mcmlwr on
Come and sec what wr- ochr in lorc dccldlnl: whom to buy.
Dashing Ladies’ Suits, $16.00
Without question our collection of Soils for Iadicac and misses surpasses all prcylona cfforis In
also, in beauty, In style and in variety.
nalo styles haVo made this pouniblc.
’i‘ho maria-d improvcmcntu by muuuruclnrcra and tho fortn-
'l‘lio models wc display arc chic and lwcomiua. Tho cloths
ruprosentcd comprise Ilroadclmh. (‘lwviots, Vtinollnns, I'anamn (‘Ioth and «dim alnplc and popular lua-
to-riuls.
Tho. ntylcn arc. almost Inlmnicrablc, the long. medium and short cifucln bolus Vcry plentiful.
A splendid classification doacrving cioso attention.
Auk to and thc apt-vial valnc at 810.00.
Empire Model Coats, $15.00
The Empire modcln arc cxlrmncly granoful and nro dallncatcd aiior lilo Parisian models.
draped by artist tailors, tlwy pounoun tho touch and charm-tor of tho custom made garincnt.
Black Chcviota and London ’l‘an (iovcrtu prcdomimiib in tho nuilicr of innlorialu.
are very rich appearing mirmcniu and cxtrcmcly honouring.
helm;
'I‘houc com it
Ask to acc our spacial at $1.500.
Men’s Suits and Coats, $15.00
Here‘s the store to buy worlhy and ondurlng clothing.
wo otter you in a tempting our of excoilcnt valuca and splendid aasorimnul.
sail. in mind which for value. slylc. gci. up and clmraclcr. in just. it ”Jim Dandy."
'i'ho authoring of dcslrabln éulin which
Wc hnvc ono particular
(Inluca In the choico
fabrics and tailored Just right. too. . Ask to sec our special at ”5.00.
OPEN AN ACCOUNT.
I
NDED WHILE
EAST HARTFORD, ()clobcr l3.~-
gc Kcublcr, aged ciahicon yours,
was fatally shot ycstcrday while and
lx'cuhlcr
railway pur-iwas sitting on a fence with his gun or
Ila-twccn his knees whcn a dog ran
---~—«-~~-—~- ,agalnsl tho mm and it was disclmrgc-l
‘ rct'oin‘d
.nro oftcn frustrated by sudden brcnk- 3 wound in the sltlc from which hc dIcII
duo in dyspepsia or consiipn-ishorilv al'tcr, lic was a son of Wil-
t‘i‘izif‘s, and nirc you a. now start. (‘nrc-or it may result. in l’ncumonln. Bra
At I“. l zlllan Balm IS breaking up colds when-
cvcr tried, almost. without exception.
'I‘ Y i -
he U3. Hartford Policeman
OPEN ‘ AN ACCOUNT.
i . t
10 South Main Street:
CW!" mm: Mm new”
HOW unit iii-sue "3M. '
Dainty Japanese Girl Shows Court
the Trick of Downing Mash-
ci'o. ,
NEW YORK. October l2.-Dcmuro
Miss Misao Sota. dainty an
the apple blossoms of her native .la-
pan, showed Magistrates Barlow and
Crane In tho Harlan: Police Court to-
day, how In the twinkling oi an eye
aha floored a would-be masher by Jlll'
jitsu. Miss Sula is only nineteen and
weighs ninety‘flvc pounds. The mash-
cr, who didn't mash is the sparring
partner of Terry McGovern.
“if American girls were taught iiu~
jltsu our streets would be clear of
washers." was Magistrate Barlow’a
comment.
According to the story related at
court. Miss Said. who lives at. 160
West Sixty-sixth street, waited on the
sldowalk whilc Koto Yashlinore, an
art dealer. with whom she was walk-
Ing. wont into a cigar store. I n a
moment approached J. F‘, McCullum,
a husky youth. with whom "'I‘orrlblc'
Terry" daily spars in preparation for
his forthcoming light. with "Tommy”
Murphy, the "Harlem Cyclone."
McCulluui ogled tho winsomo' Jup~
anese girl and winked at her. She
made a slight movement. of one mm.
and Terry‘s vis-a-vis loll heavily on tho
sidewalk. Beforc ho arose to face the
leors or a crowd that collected, Bicycle
ll’iilicolunn Ajax Whitman arrcsled
l m.
Merciful, if Doughty.
When the casc. was called In court.
Miss Solo showed she was as tcndcl‘
hoaricd as shc. was doughty. She did
not want to prosecute. She disliked
to talk about mashing. she told tho
court In broken English. Magistrate
Barlow looked at her slender form and
then at McCullum’s broad shouldcrs.
“We must make an example of this
man." he said, “but toll mo how you
downed so big a follow."
The Japanese girl called Yoshlmore.
who was in court, to her aid, and after
an animated conversation in Japanese
the art dealer said his fair compatriot
was unnblc to cxplain.
“Suppose she shows the magistrate
what she did," suggested Policeman
Whitman.
Miss Soto smilcd mascot and Yoshi
morn. who wciizhs 100 pounds, cunclcd
the mic of tho mashcr. A spacc was
quickly clcarod in front of tho bcnch
and tho court ofllclnls. pollccmcn, and
spectators who crowdod tho room.
fornusl a dcnso ring around.
Yoshimorc braced himself on his
loci. Miss Solo approachcd, apparcnr
Iy fragilc as a porrclaln doll, Shh pill
one arm under Yoshimorc's clbow, put
forwar a tiny foot. and so for as tho
spvctalors could soc, without any oil:-
basscs. soul lili‘ mun tumbling
backward on tho iioor_ 'i‘hc spcclators
l‘ill‘l‘l‘l'ti and tho-two magislralcs loan
at cd hack in ihclr chairs and laughcd.
-4"|‘l.~'n't safe to be a day williodt
llr. ’I‘homus‘ lCcloclric. Oil in
honor. chcr can tcli what moment
an accident is going to happen.
RUNAWAY.
and Danbury
Liveryman at Loggerheads.
ll.»\li'I'I“IlIII), (Ii-lobcr l2. l‘olirw
luau licornc t' Hush and l.‘.\~r\u>:iu
.l. 'l‘. Dunn, of lianlinry. arc in a con»
irovcrsy. Mr. ”also. who is a mom
bcr ol (‘oli's llnnd. playvd in llau-
bury during tho lair. Unc night ll'
and :inoihcr incinbor of tho baud
wcrc on a country road about lw'o
allies out of llnubury whcu a lcnm
cnmc along without a driycr and lhc
horsc al a gallop. llcisc ran flltlllll‘
aidc. sloppcd iht- horn: and look IIic
train to the boom of a Mrs. Fcrris
\\'lll‘l'l‘ sonic. oi the mombors of tho
bank w'crc stopping.
As to what Iiupimncd thcrcuilcr ill-f
storlcs of llcisc and Dunn diffcr ma»
H'rially. llann ailcgcs, It Is said, that
he locatcd lhc tcam and paid Mrs.
Porris “.25 for biking carc of it.
That hc snppoacd t‘lltlt'll ll. lie was
much surprlamI, howoyer. a day or
two ago. whcn :1 lawer prcaciilcd a
bill or $5 claimed by Hoist! for stop-
ping tho runaway.
llunn rofnsos to pay the bill and
days ho will mutt-at ii In court if no:
l'cs‘sury. l‘oliccman ”I‘ll-‘1‘ was soon
insl night. and ho said that ho had had
nothing to do will: a lnwyrr. lio had
thought My was a propcr rcmuncrailop
for what ho did. but says ho has glvcn
up oxpccilng any pay and thinks ll
singular that Mr. Dunn should air his
grievances as he has donc.
WARDS OFF PNEUMONIA.
All coughs. colds and pulmonary
complaints that urn curablc arc quick-
ly cured by One Minuio Canal: Cnrc.
Clears the phlcam, draw: out Inliam»
maiion and heals and soothes the ef-
fected parts. alronxihcna tho lungs.
wards off pucumonln. llarmlosa and
pleasant to take. Sold by The Clif-
lord Pharmacy. ”
NEW HAVEN COUNTY HEALTH
OFFICERS.
NIIIW HAVEN. Oct. l:i.-~County
Health Olllccr Carlcton Ill. ilondloy has
announced the following appolnlnwnts
of town hoalih omccrs for Now anon
county for tho coming year: Dr. 10.
t.‘. M. Hull, East Haven. imir yours:
Dr. E. ii. Ilcady. Milford. thrcc years;
lir. W. I. linker. Nnugatuck. four
yours; lir. lmwls llnrncs, Oxford. ihrcc
years; Dr. Btcphcn A. 'I‘almudgc. l'ros-
pool, four yours; Ilr. W. El. (loopnr.
Royinonr. (our yours: Dr. J. W. link-
or, Wootlbury. l'HiII‘ your». In ovary
calm but that of Dr. Baker. iho physi-
cians arc reappointed. The appoint-
mcui of Dr. linker was in tin lhc va~
canny caused by tho death or the ion
mar health officer or Naugatuck.
MARIO HOMILY WOMEN PRETTY.
No woman no mnttcr how regular
llol‘ fcatnros may be can be callad prob
ty if her numpinxlon is bad. Orion
laxative Fruit syrup aids digestion
and cit-lira snilow bloicliod cmnpiexlons
by stimulating the livcr and bowels.-
Orlno Laxative li‘t‘nli. Syrup does not
ammonia or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
name Orlno and refuse to accept any
subatltata. Sold at Plainted's Drug
Store. > “
. W
. . MRO. OOWLIO DEAD.
MIDDLMOWN. Oct. 13.-Mra. Wain
tar i3. Civics, a: Micro. who was
loiuroddn an automobile accident at
Cobalt on his? Rnilll'day waning, died
at tho Middleton Hospital yesterday
flufllm
14'-
‘ a A.» ll“ n mm~a&.
lhc
HEISE WANTS $5 FOR STOPPING
”Mama... ............
iummunniuaualdanulhmmrmh an .. ' . ‘
Awwahle Pre'paralionforks
outlining iiiel‘ood audited «
mmsuwiu aruBawe sot
i ‘l t. i “J l. '15.}; if .
I”
Promotes Digestionfllnerful—
ness and Rest.Coniains neither
Morphine norMmeraL
or Nan 0 one .
In
Apetfecl Remedy forQonsiipa— ‘
. non. Sour Siomach.Dlaniioea .;
. Worms.Convuls:oas.l‘evensh—
ness and Loss or Susan
Pan Simile Signature of
NOT COPY OF WEBER.
Lilliti limit) \
For Iniants and Children.
Tin Iliad You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature ,
0f
Ilse
‘ For liver
Irrwiears
mi mu mm. an it»! W-
JAPANESE EMPEROR'S RECEP-
TION.
'l‘(,ll\’lt‘,l, October iii—Tho, emperor
of Japan rvcvircrl Vice-Admiral Sir ('lc
rard Nticl, commander of the British
squadron row at Yokohama. and his
stall (‘1l‘iillills in lili’ l‘lioonix hall at
ihc palnct- today and \vclcomcd lhum
hcariily in Japan. (lcncral llurnoll
of tho British army. and other mill
lury :itiuchcs who have nrrlvcd ili‘l"
from tho l‘ronl, wcrc rccoivod in and
lcncc slinuilanconsly, All tho visitor:
subscqncnily had lunch with tho in:
poriul family. Priucc Arisuunwa, tin
cldcl Nillit'fillll‘ll and tho Cabinct nill
curs wcrc also prnacnl. 'l‘hc cmporm
illlr. olacvd llic Shibu i’nlnco at tln
disposal ol‘ .\dmlial Nocl and his par
iv.
'I'hc city today is again filled will:
Iirilish sailors and marlin-s cognac:
in siulilwm-inu. All ("188309 arc loo-J
Iiowpliablo, \‘oslwrdny's program oi
iliilil‘iil‘ gilllli‘fi, o‘lt‘., l\'::~' rnpcnlo'd.
DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
LIVE.
Prior Fry, Woodrni‘f. Pa., writes:
“Al‘tcr doctorlnu for two ycars will.
hc lwsl physicians in \‘l'ayucsbnrg.
and still getting worse, the doctors ad
viscd ma it I had any business to at
loud to l bud boltci‘ nilund to It al
once, as I could not. possibly live an
oilicr month as there was no cure to:
me. Folcy‘s Killncy Curo‘ was rcr
omnlcndcd to mo by a friend, and l
Immctilalcly scnl my son to thc store
for it, and after taking thrcc bottle:
I begun to go: boiler and continued to
Improyc until I was culircly well."
Sold at l’laistcd's Drug Store. “
EDNA WALLACE HOPPER LOSES
POINT.
SAN ii‘RANt‘llSt‘I), (lctolmr l:l.—~»
'I‘hc Suprcmc (.‘onrt yoslcrday dccldcd
Ilia: ilic orrlcr lssucd by Suprrio"
.Iuduo (Ioi‘l‘cy appointing a special ad
iuinlalralor. on tln- pctilion oi Edna
Wullacc lloppor. to lakc. chargc of III"
propcrly or low sit-plathcr, Alexandr:
linnsinulr, was wrong and npprovv-
lhc pctition of Junior; Ilunsmnir, :liu
trllnito‘r of ilic outnlc to prohibit Ihu
:ulminislrnlor from taking lhc propcv»
ly out of his hands. By this decision
lidnn Wallace Iloppcr Ioaca an inipoza
that point by which she hopcd cvculn
ally to intro tho dcad millionairc's
will brokou on tho around of fraud
and amino inllucncv.
. N -. .. .. “um—mm ,
A PLEASURE TO ALL.
No I‘m In as picasani and posiilvr
an IIcWIII'H I.Illl.,~ Early ltlscrs. 'I‘la-sc
li'nmous Idillc l‘illu nro so mild and vi“.
Ict'tiru illnl t'hlldl‘cn. doliclllo billion
and wcnk pcoplo enjoy their clcnnalnu
cfl'cct. wlillo slrony: pcopiv any lhcy
lii‘l‘ llm hcsl Iivcr pills sold. Sold by
Tim Clifford Pharmacy, ”
BANK BOOKKEEPER DIES OF
OR EF
I .
I‘I'JORIA. lII., Oclobcr l3. ....> Hourl-
hrokcn ovcr tho closing of tho "world
National Ilnok on account of tho it‘-
lcucti dcinlcnilons of Prof. Ncwlon (‘.
bought-Hy. Ila prosldcni, Calvin t'.
ldnou. {or IlI‘Iy-onn yours boollkocpcr
and oilicor of tho. bank. diod laat nialu
at his homo. From the limo Im- at
louod machinations of Prof. iloughcu
ty hocamo known. Mr.‘blnca bcgnn to
fail.
CHAMBER AIN'B DOUGH REMEDY.
This In a modicine of great worth
and merit. Try It when you have a
cough or cold and you are certain to
ho plonscd with the quick rcllof which
it affords. It Is pleasant to lake and
can always be depended upon. For
solo by Sillisou-I’owcil Corporation,
Ciliford Pharmacy, Zolifuas Phar~
macy. ' "
FIILD AGENT FOR COTTON IN-
i
VEITIGATOI'II.
HOUSTON. Tex" October mar. N.
Gray: has been appointed special new
agent in the cotton ‘Intosti alien hy
Hecmtary of Auncultnro w son and
has taken thumb: or onion. ' ills
headquarters? warm at acumen for
the: present. allr. Dray will he one of
the board .muiaathp monthly slutty
moist oicoiiditions. Ho has barn odb
tor and biannual" ot thorium induct
NO REHEARSING lN NIPPER CASE
BUTTE. Mont. October 13.~'l‘l:o
Supreme Court. at Helena has denied
the motion of the plaintiff for .'l ro~
icarlug in the l‘anionso case of tho
Nipper (knupauy. owned by l“_ A.
Hcinzo. involving millions of dollars,
mains: tin- Anaconda and Wushoo
Companics of the Amalgamated Cop-
a-r Company, an action lo quit title
ind involving the ownership of tho
Nipper win. in which the Suprcmo
Court last July rcvcrsud ihc trial
iudnc and ordered the caso back for a
rchearsing.
HAS SOLD THOUSANDS OF BOT-
TLES OF CHARMBERLAIN'S COL-
lC. CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA
REMEDY AND NEVER HAD A
DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER.
Mr. E. E. Enhanks, proprietor of the
Junior Drug Store, Johnston City, “1..
says: “I have been continuously en-
zugcd in the retail drug husinvss since
April, 1883. and have sold during that
line thousands of bottles of Chamber-
lain‘s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
licmedy. I can truthfully say that I
have ncvcr been asked to refund 3
'uslomcr‘s money who was dissatisfied
with this remedy. i take pleasure in
rccommcnding it to all of my custo-
mcrs who are in hood of such a inedi-
cinc." All drngglsts are authorized
'0 rclund the money to any customer
who is not satisfied after using this
rcmody. it is for sale by Stillson-
l’owcll Corporation, Clll‘iord Phar-
macy, chttuss Pharmacy. ”
ENGINEER DIES OF LOCKJAW.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. lit—«Alfred H.
llolc. it Now York, New Haven and
Hartford engineer. died at the New
I‘lavun Hospital yesterday of lochjaw.
ilolo was a resident of this city. Last.
Saturday ho stuck a rusty null In his
foot. while In the collar at his house.
and locltjnw resulted. lie was forty
yours old.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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TIME TABLE.
In Effect October a. 1905.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
EW YORK.
A. M.-—-12:52x, 5:821, 6:451, 0:123.
6:50. 6:55, 7:48. 8:18. 8:42. 9:081.
0:33.9100, 10:50x, 11:05.11117x.
P. M.-12:49x, 1:05. 3:051. 8:37.
-l:2:lx, 5:45. 6:01x. 6:34, 0249):, 7.17x.
ilzbilx. 9:52x. l0132.
Sundayu.
A. lit—12:52:, 5:821. 5:451, 8:68.
9242):,
P. M.—-2:59x. 3:051. 6:45, 6:01x,
7:23, 8:00x, 8:23x. 0:52x, 10:14.
NEW YORK'FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. Win—4:50. 5' . 8:50. 8200!. 8:08.
8:40x. 9:00x, :021. 10:021. 10:06.
liz00x. 11:03.
P. M.~12:0ilx. 1:04. 2:00x. 2:65,
3131):, 3:44x. 4:03, 4:82. 5102:, 5:09.
0:25. «2001:. 0:03. 0:58, 8:02x, 9:003.
9:39, 11:00:, 12:00:”
Sundays.
A. M.~—0:00, 7:30. 10:02:.
P. lib-4:05. 6:04. 02001.
11:00:. 12:00:.
OOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN
A. M.~12:083. 1:21x. Minx, 0:10.
7:29.8z29,9:11x.10:01x.ll:llx, 11:48.
P. M.—12:00x, 1:20. 8:101, 4:22.
6:10. 5:28, max. 0:81. 7:10x. 02082:.
0:22. 11:24.
Iridgogort, in addition to show.
1’ M.- :45, 4:45. 7:20.
band-yo.
A. Ids-122102, 1:213. 12551.0 0:10.
9:11, 11:11:.
P. him-0:48. 7:103. 0:082.
COUTH NORWALK era DANIURY.
A, M.-6:20, 9:553. 9:08.
P. .M.—-,1:36.,q:ailx. 5:15. 6:10. 1:17.
Dinlw to “bin Nov-walk.
A. M. .:‘ ,mm. 8:11, 10:09:.
. Dir-“8:8“, Miami.
has to snowy.
8: 02:.
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