rendered a very complete
A on of the work lining d
in foil was as follow: '
”Mary’s Report.
very unsatisfactory to tryto
on every day
noes are constantly met.
the work nine years this fall.
lime
n have received ,.
roles. Ladies and document“...
fully understand what. is done
on must be in touch with the
touch helper
or appointed duties, but even
two.days are alike and fresh
in or the problems to be solved
my. .others most difficult and the
past has not been unlike others
at we have had the first broken bone
this year. since our connection with,
When
u take into consideration the hun-
do of children that have been here.
iii seems a meet remarkable show-
proving too' the good care the
The most
haulng event of the year. and we
In May 17th, when the that stakes
re driven. until the 15th of June.
silk.
“innit“ i
D {lib Wile
also m‘
I'l
time unselected with. mi... of ice
cream and candy. This treat wits
lyen by friends from Bridgeport and
lrdeld.
A few society ladies of this city
re s Wily generous sum of money.
or a "good time for' the children. "
u was decided that a carryall ride
would give them the best kind of a
time. as some. of the children
ad. ‘I'Anever had a ride" and that
Como «Beach; should be the destinsI
Everybody want but Miss Bell.
lion.
morning for all day. with mice carry-
All loads a twovsested surrey and one
team carrying provisions. A gay com-
pauyi. it was an ideal day at the
Beach. and being early in the season.
we nearly had the Beach to ourselves.
.Both boys and girls took off shoes and
stocking and spent; the day wading
in the water and playing in the sand.
to their heart‘s content. A generous
ladies who provided such a grand
treat were there to witness the good
time.
For providing such a beautiful day
for these little ones. We heartily thank
the donors.
Fourth of July, Mr. Betta sent his
usual giftof fire-crackers.
the Congregational Sunday school to
special.
on Dr.
the llvlus
‘s‘ it ya
twins offer its
for the cure of constipation as
pepsin. and get a fifty cent package at
halfprlce. 25 cents. .
no positive to he of the remarkable
power of this specific to cure
diseases. as well all sick headaches
and livertrouhles. that, he agrees to
refund the money to any customer
whomlthls medicine does not quickly
relieve and cure .
strengthens the stomach. gives norfeot
digestion. regulates the bowels.
ates an appetite. and makes liji'éaoworth
wAEEX'd-Wos a... suite...
m
Detectives Believe She Has Secreted
they said. for the arrest of Mrs, Cun-
liffe. wife of Edward C Cunliffe. on
the charge of concealing $10 000 of the
money stolen by her husband fromIthe
Adams Express Company in Pittsburg.
For two days the detectives have
been trying to compel Mrs. Cunllffe to
tell where the money is, bllt they have
accomplished nothing except to hour
working on the case said last night:
“I believe Mrs. Cunllil’o knows where
. was in Part
General sessions. charged with
grand larceny. She enter“ a plea of
Igullty and Judge (lowing told her at-
torney. Mark Alter, that ho had decid-
ed to solid her to a reformsmm T119
lawyer pleaded for a suspension of
sentence, telling the court that the
girl had committed the theft to save
her parents' home from sale under a
mortgage.
drive Ill.
these
.. duvlt. Thereupon an officer started to
lead the Km to a cell. The itlrl threw
up both hands and feliin a. faint on
the floor. Her mother. who was in
the courtroom. sprang from her chair.
,reeilng and also fell In a faint When
the two women find been revived
.IIl‘ltIgtl Cowing called the girl- before
If" ‘
“There must be some good in you, "
era-
13 21
010 0.000
ugain.‘
"I promise you. Sir." said the girl.
“00 than." said the Judge. “and see
that you keep your promise."
CASTOR IA
Signature of
.Liponine is the best
remedy for a cold that
was ever discovered. It
.took Dr. Thompson, of
New‘York, the Roose-
vclt Hospital specialist
in throat and lung dis-
eases. years to perfect
sult of his researches
liuvc proved a boon to
mankind. .
All
Drugglsts.
SUPERIOR CIVILI'COURT.
m
to- -morrow, Judge
George W Wheeler will hear the fol-
lowing motions:
Richard Nelthercut vs. Charles J.
Ketchum et ale. disclosure of defense
or foreclosure against defendant. Mary
A. Nichols: Charles J. Gilbert vs. Win.
1‘. Hincks. executor, to reopen do-
fulllt: William 11‘. McCann vs. The
necticut Railway & Lighting 00.. do-
fendent’s auctions to strike out and
moms and for order of notice for
sporslbhlty. A
The case of the Watertown Savings
bank saalnst burlap H. Mattoon's
bondsmen, came up for argument. at
yesterdays session of the supreme
court of errors. in Bridgeport.- on the
defendants appeal.
Mattoon was the trusted treasurer
of the bank. and he is now serving a
sentence in state's prison for his de-
intentions, and the bank has brought
sultto‘recover upon his band. When
which the court sustained. and this
decision has been appealed from. I
Attorney E. 1“. Cole. who aligned the
case for the. defendants. stated that.
the bank directors knew that Maltoon
had been a rlei‘allller before he was
convicted of his later crimes. but in
, spite of this fact they allowed him to
continucou as treasurer. He said
the fact that they did this. published
men of little means. who Were liable
to lose every cent they owned through
the fraudulent concealment of Mat-
toon’ s real character by the directors
of the bank. .
Colonel Burpee who appeared for
the plaintiffs, argued that the fact
that the directory knew Mattoon had
previously been a defaulter would not
A number of other New Haven
county cases were argued yesterday
A From Files. I flout % .
‘ridn. fusions to mod by
Pyramid has. our... . _
Trial Psi kegs Melted Free to All Who
Mnd‘ Name and Address.
"l wai troubled with plies for HM”
oral you s before i would let it be
known. But ah lwt they became so
severe t at i could not walk and l
he‘d to take my hot! i tried every
thing or . . anything the doctors pre-
t Lil. tings- treatments for
A lbed..nndz
' the case came. up in the w superior “I“ i
furnisl report any idea of who ”mum 1.. charge of the Home With Dr. Bower“ specific at hood. Judge Cowiug told Alter to submit th . ‘ .- court at Waterbury. the ““1““!th 5. long ime. But nothing ever did
that is done in the Count? We started all at nine oclock in the if)“ gggrmgfwlmt iggnggggng: be}: his statements in the form of an ufll t formulat- Hie It 8., a demurrer .0 me ”me New. ma an‘rI-A and I he'd seen your ad. in
different newspapers. so I got a fill» cent
box and began using them. From the
waxy first I gm quick relief and by the
time .1 1 as starting on my third box
I saw lIwns cured. I have not been
troubled with them place. Now you
can use this as you please. because it
is genuile Yours. A. Sutton. Stone
and Cell ent Contractor. Marion ind. "
instant relief can be gotten by using
mi reflect. excepting an increase at conserved picnic fashion, with ice . .. ‘ he said. 'when you fulllt at the mere Motio e .0 the world that he was an honest the mar elous Pyramid Pile Cure. it
oteitn A organs was half the fun. “We doubt on?ATIIi:Elcil%?hdi?giD;Iirrilsl:bpalg‘igit31l1lg mention 0' u mn' 1 shall I“ you go git 2"ng Jdudge. Wheeler on man, ““d that ”"3 men who “’9'“ sure— immediately reduces all congestion
‘ ayemaden health record about It WY party “I “‘9 Belle“ ”“3 “““l‘ of the Pinkerton‘agency‘”'left for Pitta: with 3’0“" mother It you will “mm“ , .°:‘ ' ‘gm " T°'m°"°w' it! on husband were kept. in ignorance and. rwlfilling. heals all sores “we”
I! err Gl'GSOI‘i' Will tell you. mer had a bappierdny than did these bur last evcmn to 8’90 a warrant me that you will never again do any-I in the superior civil court short of “m truth that the bondsman were and rri fated parts.
We would like however to say that children. .We were sorry none of the 3 3 ' thing that will bring you into a court calendar session
The :1 0 meat you start to use it your
suffetinl ends and the cure of your
dread d sense is in‘ sight.
The lyramld Pile Cure renders a
surgical operation foolhardy. Don‘t
hackitd pieces-those tender muscles
which t not be intact if a satisfactory
cure is o be obtained.
The l rsmld Pile Cure is put up in
' . Bridgeport Hardware Manufacturing . A the fol in of “easy-to‘use." specially
ight well any years. has been the {0;} 133.33%;an .23“..°.f.m',"°w§.'.§§ her reiterate thgsistement tihst “39 I" W“ 330 Children. judgment for want of answer; {mgmgfhfiri‘geifieoi‘stie tbggdyfronnl made. suppositories. They are sooth.
W10“ 0‘ the “Nash Memorial Play kindness and enerosll is most com- knows nothing a m" m” m as “5 V1 " “I Kl“ Y Clalence Sterling et al. vs. Frank Stu- nortnnt one and the su reme court's log. In“ less instant and certain.
A. . s . y . , 000. Both she and her father say that 3 d 0|] “a" A” 3 Infill“ lie d l I ' D A m. 1 treatment will be sent on
0:" mendable. doing good to the lad llim- i ,. b l . t d . , I 3' “ m n strator ”WY 0" judg decision will be awaited with interest y
“3" was the ““1de Of a house self as well as to so many little ones. Hawaii; tfien.%£::?f‘f;;aw'ho has hm,“ Bears the “”3 {M . ulent; Stephen Corlistock vs. The Con by the state bar at once by mail. in plain. sealed wrap
”. “”0th with greater interest. All of the children were taken to ' ‘ ‘ ’ 4 ‘ .
per, without a cent of expense to you.
if you send your name and address to
Roton for their Sunda ' school icnlc. , , make more specific “I‘d plaintiff’s "10' afternoon out this mornin . One of Pyramil Drug 00” 3‘34 Pyramid
on it. Was pronounced finished. Their pastor, Mr, Egbill'f, spur-rib nor I’hteh “for," 1:“ wfigmgg (WW'I‘mI “ho‘; ~— ' .9... ~ A. Itions formermlssion .to file amend. Ame. 0m easel; was that of antic! Mc- Buildinl , Marshall. Mich.
0 WIN! you 601““ l“! have been ther strength llor trouble to give them a m ‘0”; H a (ll “ ‘ ’ I WAS JEALOUS 0F HERIDOG.
After, you receive the sample. you
, A ,, Garry against Francis Healy. an ac~ I I
re. til? morning when the real 8“ a happy (my. I. was u gm“ kind. {Igsiiftlgelly 1:3?tPfiI‘01I1Ilflf‘: ism llllmpwi‘fg _____. , hearing in damages; lhc ldtchfleld lion claiming 33.000 for slander. in fgg‘gekaeragul‘ar size plfkagti of p).
”Slums 90“ place and the children ncss. asking the St. Mary‘s children live ‘. ,“ . terro ntin' her sh" h Danbury Wife. in Plea for Divorce. 8"”“3” ”WM-V ”3- J- ”VINE Dibble which the defendant appealed from 50 , ' ,“fif' 1:“ yourvtruggs 3 for
F to” for the fll‘fil time “Y0“ may to go too. “ II. 1' we". {1 ‘flilfi I: . t: 3:3 gay. Hub,“ Threatened 0i RI- rxet‘llims. default for failure to the supreme court's decision. which “G“IB' 0‘ e hasnt I" “0““ “9
All." They lllfil swarmed “I“? There have been several candy m‘" e mum m" c "K s a amen ‘ e file allfiWt‘l: Birdsoy Glovcl vs. N. Y.. the motley and we nlll send It '0 you.
houseboat a hive and the shouts of
delight were heard down town.
It
blessing and will continue to be (in
log the storms and cold of many
many summers Whllt a
way in which to perpetuate
memory.
one
Nash for this gracious act of his.
I I of seven weeks.
children were free all summer.
"~ been introduced into the schools
grass.
A course in lame and reed \vor
has just been started in all the grades.
the commissioners.
the. Audubon Bird Charis:
winter. Imd the showers and heat of
beautiful,
Certainly the children. of
the, County Home will ever “rise up
and bless" the memory of Mr. George
Our school has been in session 40
weeks with a half day summer school
The kindergarten
The Houston system of writing has
in
which the children have taken much
interest and made considerable pro-
The girls have sewing Sntulduy after-
Tbe new slate
The school has received a gift. of
Our chil-
treats. besides those mentioned. We
have a little Italian girl In St. Mary's
I‘-
it
and care.
Tile statistics will show you that
we have twentydbrec graduates this
year-“twelve girls and eleven boys.
It, is not always easy for these chlle
dron to find something to do. especial-
ly the boys. There may be reasons
why the people who have them can-
nloi or do not. wish to keep them. Pos-
sibly the child may ilot cure to ro-
nlaiu. So they come back to the Home
exporting Miss Boughlon to find a
place for them. 'l‘bt‘l'u were two cases
this last year when lIlt‘ boys sluyl-d
a week here, besides several others
two or three days. Miss Boughlou
spent a great, deal of time and trou-
ble for them. Bllt it does not seem
right that this work should he added
to her other heavy duties. ,
Our garden has done splendidly——
H
k
with asphalt walks to the play ground
Fruncis‘ Orphan Asylum. New Haven.
This is our twentieth annual report.
(ids,
.l. W.
is a wonderful woman. however.
has been subjected to an inquiry. on
not. resort to any browbcating moth-
lf (illnlln’e had known half as
much its his wife does he wouldn't
have been caught.
pesscsslou a written order from Cun-
liffc to his wife.‘
game is up. that be has told the whole
story and that nothing remains to be
donc but give over the money.
refuses to believe that it is llrr hus-
band‘s handwriting and thinks we are
working a bluff on her.“
Honrdmull.
(tunllffc. and at whose house ill Bristol
the suit case containing the major por-
tion of the stolen money was recov-
ered. has urged his sister to thl wild-t-
ever she knows.
has concealed nothing.
The deter-lives say they believe that
Mrs. Cliniiffe brought
exempt from. snapicion.
How “Brown System" Works on the
She DANBURY. Conn. October 20.-—Al
lazing that her husband in his almost
John M: Thuyer, for absolute divorce
from Egbert S. Croft, formerly a well
known Dillllilll‘y business man.
Mrs. Craft said that at the home of
flames E. Wilkinson. ill West 113th
street. New York her husband put a
revolver to her head and told her that
she must return home with him or he
would blow her brains out. She es-
caped him and he left and never re-
turned to her. Judge 'l‘buyer granted
the decree.
We have in our
It says that the
She
brotlwr of Mrs,
A' PLEASURE TO ALL.
No Pill is as pleasant and positive
as Dertt' s Little Early Risers. These
Falnous Little Pills are so mild and oh
fective that children. delicate ladies
1nd week people enjoy their cleansing
effect. while strong people any they
are the best. liver pills sold. Sold by
I
She says that stir
the 310.000 to
rams were issued yesterday for seven
election (‘Xllf‘llfit‘S. The men named
N, H. d: H R R. Co.. for answer;
Elizabeth Glover et al. vs. N. Y..N. H
lugs Bank vs. Lawrence Dempsey,
foreclosure: Kanute A. Enlind vs. Car-
rie l. Enllnd. further order of notice:
The Stamp Premium Corporation vs.
John Phillips, ct. ala, defendant's mo-
tion for more specific statement. San»
uel R. Gerham vs. Emma V. (lorham.
defendant's motion for more specific
statement. <
Uncontested Divorces—Agnes Dre-
mss vs. Frank Dreams; Frank P.
Marsh vs. Mary P. Marsh.
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY.
No woman no matter how regular
her features may be can be called pret
ty if her complexion is bad. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion
and clears sallcw blotchod complexion:-
Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup does no’
field Company.
by stimulating the liver and bowels-
wos in favor of the plaintiff.
Another interesting case argued
was that of Mary C. Keating against
given her by a clerk at the drug
store. The lower court decided in fa-
vor of Hull.
in the case of Miss Mae J. Camp-
bell against the city of New Haven.
the plaintiff, who is a clerk at Mel-
iey's department store. sued for $5,000
for injuries sustained through a fall
on an icy sidewalk. The superior
court allowed her 8500 damages and
the city appealed.
The cases of William F. Grilley
against Homer L. Atkins. and of Eli-
as S. Poole against Chester A. BroWn
and others. were also argued. The
case of Alfonso Puorto and wife
against Selvino Chloppn and wife, ov-
er a house which it is claimed the de~
fcndanlr. built on the plaintiff's pro-
perty, will be submitted on briefs.
I W
FAITH NOT NECESSARY.
bowl, pour a little Kodol Dyspepsia
thousands—some had falth,and some
—',-"i. . m... -»
‘ Wi TER
took sevelal dais to1 them to Free Hospital for Children, in New “V0 0"""“‘°“tv "1‘“ ““3“” have Dmvfid Ira“ ““0““ 0' "ff- ":fll‘ded flan & H. R R 00 e tel. for answer; William H. Hull. a New Haven drug— I TOWIN BANK CASE
1{fully gm entitled down to the joy of York, who was operated upon many It $53213! ot'tiiel‘illtv? :gifgfl‘gzmg: 3:1; Ivfatrbet 1312: “$323; $0 1353‘” t 013 ggg‘ifidzglcél vsmotli‘he ‘igi-onlelgemnig gist, She sued for 36.000. claiming Suit Against Burton H. Mattoon. Be-
ti. . l1 i; . l‘ lhoe ’ " ~ ' ' . ' ‘ ' ' 0" 0“ V9 t . b e c e .
This memorial has been an untold 1333 i:.£§°,..$§‘.f..g‘a"$.13...°.,. ”.39 We ”WWI her “O““GWBIY Mid did her “my I“ an ““0“ ”3‘0"? "“39 amend complaint; The Stamford Sav- the she was poisoned y m m in to" the Supreme Court
BRIE EPORT October 26. —-The
case oi the Watertown Savings Bank
against Burton H. Matteou and others.
was signed yesterday. on the defen-
dsnts appeal before the Supreme
Court lbi’ Errors. Msttoon who is serv-
ing a sentence in state’s prison for
defalcsttions. was treasurer of the
bank which now seeks to recover up.
on hislbond. The defense claims that
the batik directors kept the bondsmen
in ignorance of Mattoon's real charac-
ter, altyhough they knew he was an em-
bezziel. and consequently the bank
cannot? recover. in the Superior
Court,§the plaintiff’s demurrer to the
defense was sustained and the de-
fendants took en'appeal. ,
The, case of Mao J. Campbell
against. the City,of New Haven. in
which the latter appeals from a Su-
‘ _ rior Court decision aw rdl l
nouns. . it would be interesting to note all “0”de <0!" (“1‘90 0" hm “1“er Th“ 0mm” Phl‘lf’m‘w' ““9“ 0" 3“”? “”d I“ “1““ ““3 You may be lust as skeptical and giillnllu to co forafall on in i2: aid:—
We have a fine new set of wall that it. has produced. ”W" W" 5““ know Ill“. ““8533“ “0“” WATERBURY POLITIClANs AR-' pleasant to take. Remember a" losslmistlc 1‘8 you please. KOdOI WIII walk. was also argued this morning.
maps, new arithmetic and readers. The hospital floors, WhIt'Il were not hi’ ““HFCIWI WI “It" I“ 3" NONI)" NESTED name 0”“ and refuse V0 accept any digest what you out whether you eat -—.....
Whatever is needed for our school satisfactory. have been relaid. "If? “he “"0“” be Will'hed- but “he WATERBURY October "6‘“Wfll” substitute.- Sold at Pluisteds ”‘25 or not. You can but your foot in a DfPN’T BORROW TROUBLE.
work is always cheerfully pl‘oVided by We hope another your will find ill-l "UK“ have lelt‘i‘lt‘d her children to be - - Store.
it is a bad habit to borrow anything.
i . . ' Cure on it and it will digest it the but the worst think you can osslbly
blackboarda placed the past year. and school building. __..._.._.___.. .2‘Iie‘iii’. mgiliiierfiftliliirég‘xiiigi 7° RECOVER $3.134- same as it will in your stomach. it borrow. is trouble. When slclk, sore.
have been a source of daily pleasure We regret having to report the DISCIPL'NING RAILROAD MEN- “My, be“... that 1“; Is economical to can't help but cure indigestion and hear. weary and worn-out by the
and profit. death of two of our children, at Si. the matter of filing a armament. of Comoudnu Judgment AllIIl‘It RIdOG- Dyspepsia. it is hiding hundreds and
pains Iand poisons of dyspepsia bil-
iousness, Bright's disease, and similar
Consolidated Rallrolci. .1“. “my“... Jun“ O‘Neil. and 1.; 0. Judge Case in the superior court didn't. K0001 WI“ cure you It med! interniil disorders. don't sit down and
dren are bird lower-S, nhd WIII mij'oy We ll‘llitl the maxi th‘dlfy years WIII SIllCP H“. Brown 33.5w". lil' lllm‘IIR an“ of ”H, Sf‘tivlllc Manufacturing has rendered judgment in IIIP case, of cine can cure you. whether you have brood toyer your symptoms, bill. fly for
these charts. not find our present uuuliwrs doubled. and dunk...“ governing n... 8...“... Company Fm”. pup‘w a merchant the New York, New Haven a Hart- faith in Ii 0" DOL 30“! by The CI" relief to Electric Bitters. Here you
Mr. Willard hail "visited school“ We wish to extend a vote of hourly ’ ' . ' . .-
terially this branch of our work.
=every month and by his good advice
and just criticism. helped vcry mu-
thunks to all who have done" untthing
for the children this your or have in
any way helped liking this laudable
train operatives on the Consolidnlcd
railroad went into effect last spring.
the monthly reports on this matter.
Raymond (il'l‘llllt‘l'. and M. .i. Brophy.
who run for illdorlnen. .i. B. llllllec. u
lllerchnul. and William 1‘. Welsh. who
ford Railroad against the Ridgel‘leld E:
New York Railway Company. The dc.
fondant defaulted. The case and judg-
ford Pharmacy.
COMMON PLEAB COURT.
will “Ed sure and permanent forget-
fulhesl of all your troubles, and your
body trill not be burdened by a load
as 31 imply... to l ex. urc been 3 N. .3 _ mom is rendered the lalntiff to recov- "'—"' 0f'delf. disease. At 1“. H. Baxter's.
" The attendance in the primary (le'- wk of raring for em "Ilcxlt‘t'it‘ll "lid of anlorbingiinlet-libel,it‘l‘splocitilllv as all Ii.‘.‘2li.‘i..."..1‘...?”l.‘.lif“I..f"‘.‘l'Ile.I22.23 cr 33,134.72. p Motions on the Short Calendar to Is South Norwalk. and n. P. Weed,-
partment f0" ”1‘" ”9‘1““ “‘r'“ W“ “”I“"“‘"“' “I‘M"‘I‘H or the brotherhoods of the ~system court ((i-duv, The suit was on a note. Heard To-Morrow. NorWulk, drug stores. Price 60c
100‘Aper cent. We wonder if any oth- The following towns Ililvo been lop have signed on "8......lmm. with the” 2...... .. in the foreclosure case of William These motions will be heard in the Guaranteed. to
er. school in the county or state can resented by visitors: lilldgeport I
. furnish as good a record.
School closed Dec. 23rd, for Chrisr
mas vacation, with it simple entertain-
few
ment. ,AMrs.,,Bllrr, Mrs. Coburn.
Bethel. Brookfleld, Fulrlield. Hunting
ton. New Canaan. Norwulk, Slrutford.
Stamford. South Norwnlk, Wcslport
and Wilton.
road to stand by the system for the
ensuing year.
The latest report,
her. comes from the office of General
Manager Higgins, andnnnounces that
FOR ALL KINDS OF PILEB.
To draw the are out of a burn. heal
a out without leaving a scar. or to cure
boils, sores, teller. solemn and all skin
that for St‘plt‘mlv
R. Poem. of Branford. against Willlan
Murray. of New London and the Meri-
dcn Brewing Co. Judgment of fore
closure is granted to recover on “W
common pleas court
short calendar:
Charles E. Gl‘lggs vs. J. R. Johnson.
for leave to file substituted complaint:
tomorrow on
SAYBROOK. chber 26. —— The
BALRN lN SAYROOK BURNED.
barn Ielonging to the Conifer House.
, and scalp diseases, use DeWitt‘s Witch “0‘95 aggregating ”.071-03. The pro- D. Preston Atwood vs. C. W. Raynes. was btlrned yesterday MI" 8. “"80
others and the Home people Were Reapectf‘ully submitted. fifty mop, from among thr- englneors. Hegel salvo. A specific for blind. party involved Is located at Stony defendant‘s motion for judgment for ““3“" Y 0' I‘ll-V and feed, The “V?-
present. The children were treated M‘I‘EN MERRILL.
Creek.
Until lhe first Monday in February.
I906. is given for redemption. '
DON'T BE lMPOOID UPON.
Foley & Co. Chicago originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lap
firemen. conductors. lruinmen, yard-
lncn and others. were discharged. for-
ly-nlne were suspenllcd. 2.736 demon
its were imposed and twenty merits:
also that over 56.000 in wages was
saved to tho operatives by the system
The saving by classes of employees
bleeding. itching and protruding piles.
Steps the pain instantly and cures per-
manently. (lot the genuine. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. “
IONES BROKEN BY A TRAIN.
stock as removed safely. The loss is
about 82. 000. Spontaneous combustion
is given as the cause of the fire.
a , .
NEWI YORK.~NEW HAVEN &
cost‘ John Keogh vs. The Edward
Hunter Co. for leave to file amended
answer; William B. Brandegee vs. Wil-
lis D. lves of on. plaintiff's motion to
strike out or correct answer and
counter claim; Burr & Knapp vs.
Secretary of the Board of Visitors.
‘ O a ll 1 .
_ to candy an popcorn he s. 1y till 26 France street.
teachers.
The Chlistmns tree was the even-
in; of Dec. 26th A nice slipper was
starved. Santa Claus came gifts were
dlfltribuied. each child receiving sel-
NAKEU BOY IPENDB NIGHT
THE RMN.
BOUTHINGTON. Oct. 26.—-—Edwnrd
IN
e
oral. and all hlld a good time
dressed dolls for every girl.
love.
.el’ii
(plierh ones to “a ten.
in
of wills
ware most. acceptable.
and later twenty dozen more.
" The Girls' Friendly of Grace Church
Such
nice. sensible dolls. that all little girls
line's Dav. a valentine for each
Miss Elinor Smith sent candy
Needlework Guild of Bridgeport
sent one it mired articles of clothing.
. ion during the winter a barrel of
"a” ”‘ it”
I 'lday eighteen dozen
m found their way to the County
0
out times. books and toys have
, you by Mr. Monica LOCIWIOOG.
g elaborate lrain of cars with
W all the accessories of a
‘ 1"" rs! road train with which the
Meyers. 12 years old and son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Meyers, of Keno
street, colored, terror stricken because
his father had told him to prepare to
receive a whipping. l'itll from
The Meyers are Well known and re-
spected. Edward is an only son. For
a misdemeanor Tue-tiny. he was sent
when Edward run from the house. If.
was his first whipping. it is not
thought he will be the worse for his
exposure to the weather
to port was the bark anyhow. arriv-
ing last night direct from the Bering
and Okhotsk Basil. title brought 200
barrels of sperm oil. 200 barrels of
right oil and 2.000 pounds of bone.
Her catch is the moduct of live sports
and two right whsl es. the hurt Alice
Knowles was spoken about a mouth
lit builds
Mill in the
Its.
mrtl
was as follows:
Ellglneerswii‘our discharged.
eight suspended. 455 tlcnlcrlts. no mor—
Amount saved 31.70MB.
the other lisv Mr. Charmer went down
in the collar to make Ill inspection for
the purpose of seeing why more best
explosion the flames bursting out in-
to his face. sing on his mustache. em
lashes and wool
in a similar manner. but for the fact
that he had a hat on. Mr. Charmer
had to go to it barber shop and have
TitANIPIII or Plill‘i’l.
Bishop literacy of the Roman club
elic Diocese of Hartford has made
transfers of priests as followszw—
Rev. Thomas P
Mary‘s Derby. to tilt. Item bridge
policy. John J. Keene from hi. new it.
CCNNIO‘YIGM‘I‘ POSTMAI‘I‘“.
WNW
ESSEX, October 2d.--While driving
across the truck of the Valley division
of the New York, New Haven & llarlI
ford Railroad yesterday. Clarence Lu»
them. of this town. was struck by it
fort y-
hold an inquest on the death of am
Clark the (incensed csshk-l of this Err
isrprlsc National Bank on Saturds
said he believed the federal authori'
ties would give him permission to
gut “independent investigators on the
an ‘
have treated his hair
M
mess on PNIUMONIA.
I? cured by One Minute Cough Ours.
Clears the pit drum out inflame
mutton and it send soothes the of.
footed ports, stroll lions thel dongs.
words off onetime firm
Mulcsily from at. pleasant to take. hold by The Oil“;
ford Pharmacy.
W
MOIOOOAN GONPIIINOI AT AL:
HAO
remedy, and on account of the great
merlt'lnd popularity of Foley's Honey
for the genuine. Those worthless im-
grsnll master. Andrew J..Anllernon
Doubts-y: secretary C. Modem. New
ceremonies. Aunts Anderson. New
Haven; inside lll‘tI, Frank Anderson
mnhllry: outs do guard. Otto Rom»
berg. New Haven
\
who.
A IDLINDIO IOIAi
and Tar. Build“ containing Plus
Tn. Honey add other valuable reme-
tiles. It is readmd “1|th s. so that
its this insures s mud molest
multifunction of the if. relaxes
the“ nervous ton“ comrade til!
“I l. 00!! I
rode immunised!» the been you
is on every Mile of the art
and Tar many imitations are offered
master. 0. Brandi. New Haven; VIM N. H.
Charles E. Barnes, foreclosure; Hor-
lce S, Fuirchlld rs. William J. Kerr.
Judgment for Want. of answer; Ander~
son & Co. vs. Bridgeport Steeplechase
00.. Judgment for want of answer;
it if. it. it. 00.. defendant's de-
murrer and defendant’s motion to
erase from the docks
down due to dyspepsia or constipa-
tion. Brace up and tslla Dr. King's
New Lia Pills. '0th take out the
materials which are cloning your on
orgies. and give you s new start. Cure
headache and dial“. too. At 3‘.
must
mwflb IV THIRTY FOOT FALL.
HARTFOim. October tau-«Frank
Port r. ll contractor. fell thirty feet
a staging on the Hartford Fire
insurance building neutering and in
mono full: 0
our rumor 1‘
minrronb RAILROAD.
TIMI TABLE.
Iin Effect October 8. 1905.
lllc Flrcnleil—-Two discharged. uonc sus- north bound train. His (3 for bone itstlons ”“9 similar soundlng..nsmes Maurice O'Donovun vs. Patrick Nun— I "" ""'
' St. Pilul‘s Friendly (ibis gave or- house Tuesday night stark naked into Minded. lilo demerits: lo motifs. nm- and an arm were frnclllrefiil. but he Wyn" 0' them. Th“ "WI“ Fol aster. for leave to file amended com» L‘AV“ 'OUTH' NORWM-K F0"
cages for all the rain; and he was not found until cunt saved 8938.50. was otherwise uninjured and will pro- 9“ Honey “4 1‘3”" "I 3 ”m" ”0' Dllllllt. The Penn E. Moffihollae 00. V3- le VOhK-
Christmas morning the St. Mary's noon yesterday after an all-night Yardmenw-Nlna “Mohamed. “on" bsbly uncover. His wagon was work "“9" "k for It and refuse “I" ““5 “MIMI DeWeerdt el- “Ian defendant’s Awill-"'12 53*. 5' 331.5 45!. 8:121.
children were given a treat, ill church. search of the neighborhood by the suspended, 485 demerits, Kill merits. 94, b u“. horse “caved without a stitute. It I3 "'0 b9" remedy '9' motion to oils in pirties defendant: 0: 50 I6: 55 7: 40. 8: 18. 8:42. 9:081.
presents of lisndkerchlei's and Hit. fall's parents and neighbors, who. be nlnonul saved 81.528-30- 1 mm rang and colds. Bold Al ““81“.“ Angelina Williamson vs. John w. 9: 32:. 9: 50. 10:50:. 11:05.11:17x.
lens and a sleigh iidc on their way fore morning, had come to the conciu- Trainnleanwenly-ouc discharged. ‘ ‘ --—---‘- Drug ”’9' Simmons. for leave to file substituted P. l .:--12 00!. 1: 05. 3: 05!. 8: 87.
I homii. etch the boy had taken his life by one suspension. 69.8 columns. no mer- ONLY cuss res overseen. waver Lyman How‘s Sons & 00- "I 4 23X. 5: 45 3 0h. 6: 8t 6 49x. 717x.
Later the Ladies Aid o. St. Mary a jumpihg into the Quliluipiuc River. its. mnount saved "Adam. Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle. ““97 “A“ "“1"". Hanson am at al. for leave to tile 8:00x..9:52x.10:32.
church sent IOVt‘Iy pl'l‘slfiils in all who When found the boy Willi lllltlltl‘ mm M VII‘tlflltlfl-NIIW fIIiif‘Illli'Kttl‘I, flflfltl Del” gnyu: "I gufigred [or year. with ”NW". D- C. "I" & CO. V“ Frank 1 ' . “a.”
lid that church, also oranges and the buildings at the fission d: Cor- suspended. 310 demerits, no "WWW dyspesin. used to hIVV 31'0” distress Order fl Vuu Convention at D." 8"“ it Son. for 1‘3”" m "‘9 substl A l .--12: 53 ‘I 5:
es of candy. bin factory. nor ,Would he conic forth amount unveil $514.90. and belching. i tried everything I bury—Nut Meeting Hon. “"3“ complaint: “h“ E Curuyn " 0-48.: :' 81:. 5: ‘5" s 58’
a“The Congregational children attend of his own scco ord A factory em- could hear of. but nothing helped me ilANBURY. Conn. 0010')“ 20“ Ellen MGWBN- GMIOWI'G 9' d“ 9' -3 69: 3. 05
“their Sunday school festival and ployoe with ‘dilflculty crawled under rtmu lunar INTO me FACI. until] took llrnslllsn Balm. and one to The mm! will” 0' “‘9 0”" 0‘ V“ "W" "‘6 ”mama“ '°' W“ M “‘ t'il'l 'z00 s. '23 t' 5 ‘5’ a 01"
lied I treat and gifts. the building llnd dragged him out, but --’- cent bottle cured me completely." all. I BWMIIII! fraternity. Mill here till "9": Julius TB“!!! Vt The Moxie ' ' I x. 3’ 9152'“ 10‘1"
A as the holidays Ii 22 pollnd tur not until it had bili'n decided to take Mr. Cbumsr sums by Natural On For sale by R. H. Phineas. ii. an. more for its animal nation. The Nerve Food On motion for leave to “W "K ”VI ”VT" NORWALK
it was given by a Mr. schcildlor. so up the flooring in order to so at the at Colorado 8 urinal. tor and the culture Pharmacy. ” “10°!an “I “ll “Will“: it WI“ “'9 “flwndmfini ‘0 comvlfilnl' ONO P A. I '4' 50. 5' 50 6'50. 8'001. :08.
the children had a secoml turkey din lad who was as naked as when he left A if. Chasmnr is doing nicely to ' “WI?" '0 0°” "‘9 "If“ “9““ “'99! 59mm“ "1 “AWE“ SWIG. “9’905' 8‘ 40‘. " 001. 3} 00!. 10: 031. 10: 06.
or me house. He was hyutoriwl “my on Colorado springs. when- lle is now mnuur ron wimp: CAOHIIR. log in New Haven. The principle has nuts demurrer; Veivonerry Button vs. lupin)“ 11:08.
W’i‘he Sunshine club of Derby again tor being wrapped inuhlahket lie was living. they burn natural iron in rrr'rsuuuo rs. October sauce Ina-u w" the election of "firm Ail-roller M Button. defendants do- 5-42: 08x. 1: ol. 3:002. a: lit.
lied ”f’l‘le of IIIIII! Hill'i’llliflf! don the token to his home. their furnace for hosting purposes and roast Armstrong decided last night to which resulted as follows: Grand Imurrer; John‘it Peck vs. TheN Y.. 8:313, in «x. l: 0!. 4:38. 0:03! Ii: 09.
my omec «run. y son as on
5:10. -.00:. 0: 08. 0: 08. 8: 03 00!.
0%.:80I10le, 1:3001. ‘9
”I? My 6,. a valentine and on mm- .upporje" to pad. Whlin my ml.” was not forthcoming and was null. or Monday. resident Frederic Britain. vice secretary. Philip Berg w...“ W}??? {0.08: .
my odndy Easter eggs. came home he told the led to tulle off badly burned during the operation. He Grouper. tin, or another monitor gnu. Mlddloiown: treasurer David PLAN. TO GIT HIGH g, ’9‘. 0:00: I'm
- n my 9th. Mills Emma Partrlck his clothes and take a whipping. rm. opened the door Ind there was a usual of the bank‘s directors, last night. frontiers. Hartford: empirical m oftcn filial-d W Ivddoo Melli- ' ' '
A ted twenty of the younger child chestlumsnt had not. been concluded
“12:08:. i: vllill. i: 551:. 6:10.
229.1,:9 i s.1001x.11:ilx. 11:43.
I : 1:20.
I: 10:. 4: 88.
of was given. The children at. IAHK GAYHIAD'I WHALI cares. the remainder of his muslsoheshsvod All census, epid- sud pulmonary A new tannins (loll ”run is ad ii Baxter's Booth Norwaik. and 3.1%le 0: 08:. 0:31. 7:103. 9: 08:.
yo enjoy deplete undlast winter "an Flssutramcieréo t anchor an; off. complaints that are curable are quick vsuoed in Keuusdyl nun Rom Wood's Norms. virus lions. lilo 9 Mi.
_ rs o w n; so come it '
lundlyl.
to the artf‘ord limousines.
. s’v fillld no end of fun. again varies on with a catch of 700 brill . to it. Patrick's New its: A of!“ W PKG“, 'I but “ti-W . 6 M. 0:10. 7:17.
W the 1playhouse. rally bll‘relu of sperm oil and 2.000 pounds ven.“m rescind Morocco October 26.6:- tin Henry all The All ”Hashim NIW W I {new GANG“. 1 nth. mm.“ ‘
Wags. users and plcv of bone. . Rev. Alexander Mitchell from It The sultan “has smiled similar. for ohlldnn Other! pulls it. Ail lam? "i" 3-11 10- on
was fishes dedicated with be. , ; Mary ."' Milford. to st. him It perry. Spain. as the piece for the Moroccan fit host its all . “sold by Thom iffordte in ours Ir. auction's Arum ‘ '
oi sea. It was also closing le PL“? 0! Mill“!!! Francis iii Mar from tit. conference. «A v Filtration ' 'I “IV.- ”‘7’ “If”. 0001110010» Vs... p 43- in: o 350 In
“its“; bahmlgin’olm ssh roll '1' 0%...” as lull: N“ mm m 5“ mm m ' over first dots on We rile.“ sum: his: m. “it‘ll or'ibi" tulii ” A '"ml'l'lbm‘m
' 51", w m ‘ "hr 5“ O .. . I '
grease delighted the children The Duke limes ital-ha. it rich in» sins, mafia hotelier-Wt All, m Em, ' r it, ’ I ..
sanitation: mum messy " I if“; I. ,A , ‘
delimiting: toads
insofar at
”Home?“
is its
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