OLD martial-t rtao arnuck.
New Ensign, Holstod to the Accompan-
Imant of Salutes.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden. Nov. 1.—
'l‘he old union flag was struck thmugln
out Sweden today and the new Swed-
, loll ensign was hoisted to the accom-
paniment of salutes. the ringing of
church bells and parades of troops.
. .‘lia' Stockholm the whole garrison pa-
raded. «and most of the population
:tltnouged the streets. At 9 o'clock
the flag flown by Sweden before the
Albion with Norway nearly a century
Via again broken out over the palac-
, from church steeples. public and
. King Oscar witness-
the spectacle from the roof of the
' lace and tens of thousands of citi-
sens gathered ,in the vicinity and dem~
manly greeted him. A Chilean
lshlp in the harbor joined with
the Swedish vessels in saluting the
m flag. Similar ceremonies occur»
rod in all the cities and every schoob
. so in the country had its demon.
pursued, the children gathering out-
}atdo and saluting the flag.
:iIirtarmo rotsvva'aousv AND
TAR
J'oley t ‘00.. Chicago, originated
”my and Tar as a throat and lung
malady, and on account of the great
. . t hud‘popularlty of Foley's Honey
Tar many imitations are offered
‘the'genuine. Those worthless
.«i lions have similar sounding
“fir; . Beware of them. The gen-
, ‘foiby's Honey and Tar is In a
' . w package. Ask for it and re-
ady substitute. ,II. is the best
infer coughs and colds. Sold at
's Drug titers. ”
TIOUT FIILD TRIALS.
. N, Nov. ‘1.-—’l‘bo members
Connecticut Field Trials Club
_,oacelicnt weather for their
Id events and a fair number
been found. in tho Dor-
r which there were seven-
ss. it was found impossible
to trials yesterday. but it
that this sake w it be do
y. This is for setters and
”grayed on or before Jan-
,l. Following the Darby
,7 . ail-ago and the member-
4"?
Thousands of surgical operationsjprp more .
\ formed every year in our gréat city hospitals
I \\\‘ . upon women afflicted with serious female
troubles. «Sometimes the operations are suc-
c‘e’SSiul-éoftbnilmcs they are not
it is safe to say that certiihly nine out of ten’ operations
for female troubles might have been wholly avoided.
The most valuable ionic and rc-builder oi the female '
, organism the medicine with, a record of thousands of cases
' , ,ggitcrallysnalchfgd fromtthei operatlng'tabie. is
emmwgetaaeompount
be not 9°!!!9lll toappperatlon which msy’mcandeat‘hzkuntil after . . ,
. you have given Lydia E. Pinkhatm’s Vegetable Gempoun‘d and trial. -
Note what it did for Mrs. Paul Oliver, whose letter follows .1. ’
, Dana Mas. PlNKHAtf-t—I was suffering from pains in my side and
womb. The doctors said to get, well I must have an operation performed.
but i would not consent to that. .
lheard‘of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and sent for a
bottle; the lirht dose did me good, and after taking the first bottle i could
sleep all right and i did not have arose pains around my womb which i had
all the time bafoto. Nowi can ride ten miles in a carriage. my color has
returned. and i am full of life. I owe all this to the Vegetable Compound.
it has also done wooden for my thincen-yoar-old daughter. i will
never cease to praise it and recommend it to ‘my friends.
MR8.. PAUL OLIVER. St. Ma
Thousands of women, residing in every city and town in the
United States, bear willing testhnony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia
E. Plnkham’s Vegetable Compound. it cured female ills and creates
radiant, buoyant female health. For your own sake try it. .
= Iytila E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Cures Where Others Pail:
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eHoULo TAX F0 Eaton ‘st-thpmo
President Hanacom issues a State-
ment From New London.
NEW LONDON. Nov. l.—~Pl‘esitlent
Charles R. Hanscotng, of the Eastern
Steamship Company“ which built the
steamshlps Minnesota anti Dakota.
the largest frrlightert in the WOTII‘. for
the Pacific in'ade. learned a statement
today, in which he favors the proposed
bill that provides for. a taxation of .\ll
shipping entering American ports, the
revenue thus derives! to he used in
paying bounty based on per ton oil
f interstate commerce commission
some similar body
at
rtlnsville. La.
W. ..
in time of war. to form an auxiliary
to our navy."
CHILD TELLS OF FAMILY FIGHTS
Mother is Suing for Divorce on Ground
of~CruoIty and Habitual lntam-
paranco.
There was a very bitter divorce
case on trial before Judge George W.
Wheeler in the civil superior court
yesterday. Mrs. Annie Baker. of
Fairfleid, asked for legal separation
on the grounds of drunkenness and
cargo carried per tulle In American
built ships. Mr. Hanscom states that
under the provisions of this bill It is
proposed that the foreign shirt owner.
having the largest amount of shipulus
will pay the greater portion of the tax
and that hhe funds so received will be
used to encourage the building of Am-
erican ships by American IIIIOI' and
in American shipyards.
in support .of his contentilon Mr.
Hanscom. says:‘
”it has been about five years since
an American shipbuilder has receiv-
ed an order for' the construction of a
ship for foreignl trade. it is beyond
all understanding what pridevour Con-
gress and this country It for a can do-
rive from this state of alto rs. It is
a shame that the most mogul scent in
dustry of the world has no spinning in
this country. The building tot a ship
ives employm t to the commonest
aborer and ’hi est skilled . artisan.
livery known trade is directly or indi-
roctly interested in the hulldfnl 0' 'i
ship. About 88 per cent. of tl‘io coat
oil a ship in for labor. We are~ about
on a par with Russia and Booth Amor-
ico regarding our shipping entettpriso.
We have done nothing for moot it“!!!
to years to encourage a man to ‘30
to sea. Russia tried to make a. cold-
ier a seller: the world knows with
what .auocass.
"The source of every navy s‘hould
be from the merchant marine; m tr um
vy today has a scrim biota to ob-
tain men to man lid sh pa.
"Great Britain, fiance. Geri natty,
itaiy. Japan, ole. each and al l. eu-
oouraga the merchant urine of: their
"Inactive consular. The is ngliah-
inch. Frenchmen. etc, are son My not
filing to try to salt American products
It preference to their own,
"if we do not want this can ntry in
them class with Heston um dial
death American countries. we should
remedy the situation. by to: friction.
that will encourage the spiral Iding of
the merchant marine and gin a as the,
prestige of this high less we n cos had.
Congress should. at its host session.
enact a bill to roam/our s ag‘annn
. would;
want combination flour. is
elf we
son. that. will give us a t heretical scours
incriminate“ ourtrado withth.
.oher ashonapt the . .
tits ,
cruelty. She also asks for the cus-
tody of live minor children, and all.
away, alleging that her husband is
worth $800. The couple were mar-
ried In 1886.
The testimony showed a most un-
fortunate oondition of‘aifalrs for the
children, three of whom were in
court to give evidence for the mother.
The wife told how her husband
knocked her down. chased her with
an axe and shot. gun. and at times
drove her out of the house when the
weather was at its worst.
The son James. a boy about 16.
told of seeing some of these abuses.
His father was cruel to him and his
mother often suffered in defending
him. On cross eastnination he told
of the mother‘s acts in defense of
herself and children. He admitted
that she struck his father with a has
and also threw dish water over him.
aON Loaf MOTHII.
"Consumption runs in our family.
and through it i lost my mother."
writes iii. 1!. Reid. of Harmony. bio.
"For the past five years. however, on
the slightest sign of a Cough or Cold.
i have taken Dr. King's New Discov-
ery for Consumption, which has sav-
ed the from serious lung trouble." His
mother's death was a and loss for Ir.
field, but he learned that lung trott-I
his must not be neglected, and how to
cure It. Quickest relief and curator
coughs and colds. Price file and
1.00; guaranteed at i". H. Baxter's.
tit ‘Norwaik, and ill. P. Wood’s.
Norwalk, drug stores. Trial bottle
free. 0*
: enforce. , at rate}?
I tiara Warner ,
. nounoelucntl t.
' of the president.
\ shop Foss read the testimonial to the
_ ' ‘9’ - Mwl .
. H it cries Weaver the res
ulsupnotursilroadc, ,gitt bitten!
lieve ill legislation that will give t e
or
tilt power to tut a
maximum freight: countess”. :wltaas
disputing daemon thalieve indvoattll ,
that same tribunal with the power t
‘Ini‘tb'a oreltoia jworda boomer Wit-t
Williams-
t \at tit
coming session. , w.
stand with thoab , ,‘a
favored by Frost sat. , ,pevelt for.
the regulated of rd lroadgfrolaht rates.
Senator Warner'scduaonncomeat was
made at. a meeting inhishultm‘ of the
Candle Light Cluh,.a local Republican
organization of which he is a member.
Senator Warner. in his . speech. left no.
doubt in the minds of his hearers as
to his earnest support of the policies
“i am fortunate in that I enter the
senate as the personal and political
friend of your personal and political.
friend, ‘ President Roosevelt; and upon-
the main issues now before the Ameri-
can people i stand with them.
"i am not a pessimist,",ssld Senator
Warner. "l have patience with
those who cry out aiast the accunr
station 1' would). that i believe there
should a a limit upon the getting of
wealth—that limit Is reached when
wealth is accumulated unlawfully.
There are trusts that arbitrarily its
rates and prices today; stifle compe-
tition and strike down the opportuni-
ties of your sons and mine. Such
trusts are one of the evils of the age.
And I do not believe it a compensation
for wealth wrongly acquired to trim:
princely gifts lathe charities of the
country." _ .
“I THANK. THE LONDI" .
oiled Hannah Plant. of.» Little Book.
Aria, "for the relief I got from Books
Ian‘s Antics Salve. it. cured my fear-
ful 'ru lng sores, which nothing else
would» cal, and from which i had suf—
fered for 5 years." it is a marvelous
healer for cute, burns and wounds.
Guaranteed at F‘. H. Baxter's. South
Norwnlk. and E. P. Wood‘s. Norwalk.
drug stores; 250.‘ "
METHODIST TESTIMONIAL TO MR.
ROOSEVELT.
WASHINGTON, November I.—
I’resitleht Roosevelt. was yesterday
presented with a neatly fronted tes-
timonial inscribed on parchment
which had been adopted by the Col-
loge of Bishops of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, which has lost closed
its semi-sttnual‘ conference here. Bit
president. which. congratulated him on
his firm stand for civil righteousness
and a "square deal" for every one.
which It termed a modern application
of the Golden Rule in the. executive
affairs of a great national. The pres-
ideal was also highly commended for
his exultatlon of the home and for the
humane spirit Which prompted him to
be the first of all the world rulers to
endeavor to bring about. peace be‘
tween Russia and Japan. Mr. Roose-
velt expressed his cordial apprecia-
tion of the tribute paid him.
NATURE NEEDS BUT LITTLE.
Nature needs only a Little Early.
Riser now and then to keep the bowels
clean. the liver active, and the sys-
tem free from idle headaches. consti-
pation, etc. 'l‘he'famous little pills
“Early Risers" are pleasant in effect
and perfect, in action. They never
gripe or slckcu, but tone and tittt'ength~
en the liver and kidneys. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. "
Mild. M’LEAN'S RECEPTION.
WASHINGTON. November l.-—The
president and Mrs. Roosevelt. cabinet
officers, members of the diplomatic
corps and numerous prominent public
officials in Washington. all with their
wives will be invited to attend the re-
ception to Mrs, Donald McLean, pres-
ident-general of the National Society
of the American Revolution, which is,
to be given here on the evening of De-
cember ii. The reception is under the
auspices of the District of Columbia
Chapter. Mrs. Holland is expected to
arrive in the city on December 5 or
ii, at the end of her tour through the
west and south. where she is making
visits to the slate chapters.
m
LlWlbuWALCOTT FIGHT OFF.
DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 1,—The tight
scheduled for last night between Wii-
lie bowls and Joe Wsloott for the
welterweight championship was de-
clared off owing to Governor Warner
issuing instructions yesterday to fiber-
lff Bums, of Wayne county. to pre-
vent ii. An effort was made to pull
off the light across the county boun-
dary In Menorah county, but Sheriff
lilokatein. of Maoomb. met the crowd
and gave warning that he would not
allow the fight to proceed.
SitiiiOllit alias. ,
‘ The latest plain-surface design.
with removable nickel bands, Ilidf-t
incubator. and choice of three
styles of grates. «
tr“
sorta than PIOTIOTION.
Palm-la Woman Iisotad Director or
National Audubon Isolation.
NEW Ytzltff. 1:33:23» 1.713:
f ““0". ”on 3. r0“ ,.
indium “ student, wbs a pm
by the Nat i ’Aasocistion of Anew
hon sod-timbers yesterday at its an»
anal mung. Theodore timer. o,
Wise ' ‘y‘hhid he thought the as.
r , ~ assure its work
_ " teams of the birds
higwhfinmm its “and
~ “it. at. an: . .
)1
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to work till.
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cHtcaoo's norm“ cusaauo
House.
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CHICAGO, November 1.——Chicsgo
ministers and pulpit craters soon are
it) see themselves as other people see
them. Five critics who consider
themselves able to appreciate the lat-
ter tiny sermon are to visit as many
churches one Sunday each' month.
listen, take note. and eventually report
to an audience in the Grand Opera
House what they think of the dis-
courses. Thls is to be called a (los-
pel clearing house. and is the scheme
of the Spencer Whitman Center. which
has engaged a down town theatre for
each Sunday morning. The Center will
start Its church next Sunday with a
lecture by Hugh 0, Pentecost. of New
York city.
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ONLY CURE FOR DVOPEPEIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Dot. says “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. "I tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaisted. F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
MAJOR KENNON HERE AGAIN.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 1.—
MaJor L. W. V_ Kennon. who has had
charge of the construction of a we-
gon road from Manila to Begin. in
Benguet province. arrived yesterday
on the transport Logan from the Phil-
Ippines. This road. it is reported.
is the finest in the islanderand has
cost the government between $1,500,-
000 and 824000.000. Major Kennon to
authority for the statement that the
road cost 876.000 a mile for the last
twenty of the titty miles up into the
mountains. where forests had to be
cleared away and rocks out through.
But the thoroughfare is'now ready for
the laying of rails if the government
should decide to build a steel high-
way there.
KLLED BY TRAIN AT NEW BRI-
TAIN
NEW BRITAIN. Conn. November-'1
--Au unknown man, supposed to be a
tramp. was killed on t o- railroad in
front of the Creme Brewing Co's
plant at noon yesterday. The man was
walking toward Hartford and had
by a freight train. His skull was
crushed and both legs were broken.
Death was instantaneous. The police
and Medical Examiner Wright search-
ed the man's clothes but found noth-
ing which would serve to identify him.
The man was a at lit) years old and
weighed about too pounds.
A DIMUTROUO CALAMITV.
it is a disastrous ostatuuy. when you
loan your. health. because indiustlon
and con-ti tion have rapped it stay.
Prompt. re lot can be had in Dr. Ki .s
New Life Pills. They build up your
digestive organs. this core headache.
«dullness. .ooilc, «palpation. at;
Guaranteed at F. ii. barter sou
, orwsilt. and n. P. Wood's. Norwslk.
rug stores; file. "
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til I ,. , flit
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riot-studio's“ hit a r
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the financial ’ ‘ iii
3 Igfirllqgl
"rt-4f. Takaltubi.
draw
. _ _ .t-i‘j‘ri'W-‘oiiii. I
{would bod-aw m WM, , it
some tild'hmamil’rela, tit ,
garrison decided:
as.
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a: a,
slut) coma“
65“
(”wary 1i
Just stepped out of the way of the ~
New York express only to be struck
' , comrades-Wands: called the attra-
, We’ll” Work“!
Lots strangli- nccdctl to keep up the pace. In
the struggle, the many/hit the strong body and clear
brain without every time.
"The mpiltttvtl‘ay needs something more than
more food ;, he needs a food that makes energy—4 food
_ ~ 'Althouih some people may not really: it. yet it is
a fact. proved and established beyond doubt, that soda
crackcand this means Unseen ”wait—"arc ,
richer in muscle “and “iatétntklnsjclzmchtsund have a , .
arch hitter at but. jubilee , l
than any other article of food madchfrom} tidal. '. ‘ ‘ I
g . That this is becoming “known more and alone évery i
ll . -.1 day is “tolled by” ,i .
ascsjof Unfit!" . ICON“, the/finest soda cracker (i
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, sc‘rvcd. “but! [and lb bags on. . .
‘ Whoever you arc—whatever you arc-whcrcvcr
you work-stipends , Biscuit.
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CHICAGO, Nov. l.~—Chicago's whole-
sale trade and manufacturing indus.
tries, in volume of business. has in—
creased 20 per' cent. for the year end-
ed yestorday, October 31, over the re-
cord of the preceding twelvemonths
and 100 per cent. over ten years ago.
in fourteen years they have trobled.
The figures were obtained from the
publicity department of the Chicago
Commercial Association. In many lines
the percentage is even higher than
that recorded in the foregoing tables.
notably in clothing and in books and
shoes. but 20 per cent. has been taken
as a conservative basis, including all
branches of trade. The increase in
business In the last year is regarded
as the most remarkable in view of the
long teamsters’ strike during the sum-
mer. It Is considered that this re-
duced the increase by at least five
per cent.
NO CASE OF PNEUMONIA ON REC-
ORD
We do not know of a single instance
where a cough or cold resulted in
pneumonia or consumption when Fo-
ley's Honey and 'f‘atI had been taken.
It cures coughs and colds perfectly.
so do not take chances with some un-
known preparation which may contain
opiates. which cause constipation, a
condition that retards recovery from a
cold. Ask for li‘olay'a Honey and Tar
and refuse any substitute offered. Sold
at Pleisted's Drug Store. "
u—u—t—
sroprs‘o sure?! st-toortuo
TIN . ,
CHICAGO. November 1.--The Evan-
ston policeman who stopped an auto-
mobile by ahootlag its tire will not
have to stand trial in the criminal
court. Policeman Arthur Johnson
held to the grand Jury on bonds of $5.-
000 by Justice Cochrane, on July 28.
was notified last night that no bill
will be returned against him. M. H.
Cartwright. of Chicago, who was
speeding through Nonstop, caused
Johnson’s arrest onus. charge of as-
sault with a deadly weapon-and Jus-
tice Coohrane criticised the policeman
for the chanting. The grand jury de-
cided Johnson's offense woe not such
as to warrant an indictment.
t ' .'7_-"-'._., .‘ .
INWNcflON 01'ch IN ronoa.
CHICAGO, November Via-Itayor
Dunne is confronted with a singular
problem today. He came near taking
action yesterday. through the building
department, "lnoontotnpt" of one of
his own orders. issued by Judge Dunno
a oar ago. ~
his warts temporary intonation ra-
‘attaining the city from closing the
Columbus Theatre because of allure
to comply with the building ordinanc-
% aha lioawrgoeivsd ordbcra yesteri,
3. use. ; ’ , ,ra accuse 9
two seats “‘3 . , one of the.
sis. During‘ a afternoon. however.
m of! ”thiamine“ that Judge
, 0
llilunction ‘atiil “was in my“... r
star Ernst-“cote ,
mt tea limos in Win. dim
silica» Ba tn colds when?
W Ill
cash
it
I “Mitch.
.r The Cliffs
m". ‘6
J, I
filling properties
, This not only
\. a elect freely moons rick-
(ill? ; ever be M Amenity-giving flo fol. flfrpltsafi it;
i l ' valuc— illdd‘gickllifihid‘ brlngs it to you with ,j
- all the ofifii’r‘iali‘h avbr arlliv’ntltrlluéiit perfectly pre-
‘ oceanfront/tax nuance.
Danburé House Over Hundred Years
Id' Destroyed by Fire. '
DANBURY. November 1.~—Fire last.
night destroyed the big frame home
belonging to Seth Downs at 82 West
street. The house was over 100 years
old, and was one of the land marks of
Danhury. The fire was seen by a par-
ty celebrating Hallowe‘en and one of
the number weht. to the house and told
the tenants that the place was on fire.
Thinkingthat a Joke was being played
on her, the occupant of the house paid
no attention to the warning and it was
not until the flames were seen from a
rear window that those in the house
knew It to be on fire.
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MAN’S UNNEABONABLENESO
is often as great as woman‘s. But.
Thos. 8. Austin, Mgr. of the “Requ
llcan," of Leavenworth, Ind. was not
an sonsble, when he refused to al-
low the doctors to operate on his wife
for female trouble. "Instead," he says,
"we concluded to try Electric Bitters.
My wife was then so sick she could
hardly leave her bed, and live (5) phy-
sicians had failed to relieve her. At-
ter taking Electric Bitters, she was
perfectly cured, and can now perform
all her household duties." Guaranteed
by F. H. Baxter, South Nor-walk, and
fog-P. Weed, Norwalk, druggists, price
II
——v
RYAN RELIEVID FROM RESPON-
OIBILITY.
BUTTE, Moan, November l.——John
D. Ryan. managing director of the Arc-
algamated Copper Company. was yes-
terday relieved from all responsibil-
ity in connection with the hearing for
contempt of court in the site ed vio-
lation of an order of the art re-
straining the Parrot Company from
operating in the noted Blue Vein in
the Nipper time, owned by I". All-
stun Helms. Mr. Ryan. together
w th other leading Amalgamated offl-
cinls, was cited lntothe federal court
to answer to the charge of contempt.
M .
IVINVtOUNcI vou EAT.
livery ounce of. food you eat that
fails to digest does a pound of harm.
it turns the entire meal into poison.
th . {finm ”‘m‘
e necessary t a u i in , .
but it poisonsdt.‘ Kod‘tlrl Dyspesia
cure is a -parfabt~digestant. tvlt di-
gests the food regardless of the com
ditinn of the stomach. It allows that
organ to rest and ‘3‘ strong again.
Relieves Batching curt Burn, Sour
Stomach, indigestion. Palpitatlon of
the heart, etc, Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. . "
I'NII DILIVIIIY rott UNION CITY.
NAUGATUCK. Nov. 1.--tn compli-
ance with orders received a rural free
delivery wasglvon to Union City be-
ginning today. ' Two carriers will be
tutu. ‘ = : . . .
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