.0
to, ‘
. fig «16
but.
«it til. ‘olltt‘lost to a day,
toilet Johnson. D, 1)., one
mitt inbuilt of English. lltor~
thin of Episcopacy in this
ltmiuld ’uway‘lu eternal rent
fight. and now almost obscure
' 11’ of Christ Church, Strut-
. lithore allusion to tho
(surprise that it should
home of an aimout world
rlty, or that from its lnitll-lt
one who was doutinod to govt
, nfluenou foremost minds of
tyV‘llnd mark on epoch in
. V. civic, political and national
‘ i}. a return finally to Sirutt‘ord
with hits declining days he found
aptitude and sweetness that u busy
3 its and Would ho, most
. it finally be luld'nt rust
it! 11 Country church yard with
hollow of the first Engliran
11 Church in Amoriou. -
til fe had ‘Dr. Johnson lho din-
of being the t'athor at Ellis
11 Connecticut. but. further
in; his through identification
lib ld‘Klng’s (‘loliogru and later
' ., but of Columbia linlrorsily, and
all .that connection ho was di~
tip inolrunlental in adding to tho
' 01 Stl‘uti’orll. through diroct
lingo and fellowship. as well an
orpe'tmatlng his. memory throughout
to country.
'lwhnt may have boon nocd not no
y the attention at this than; what
should prove of vital interest not
. t0 the community honored by his
stilts fume, but to llOStltl'll y and os-
laliy Columbia linivornlty.
, at is. so for as tho mutt-rial con-
itl on surrounding his last routing
, ’V , are pitiful: and it Is with com.
_ Enable zeal. even at. this into datt‘.
nah ”proper regard for tllo silt'l‘t'tl ro
nine of he and othors ill tho littlo
till Bround at Stratroril, should now
plt‘ed the Guild of Christ Church to
. lty that. will lnsuro a rollowai of
‘0 Orion that might‘ well llavo boon
fighting. and of placing tho ballowod
43; 11116, in proucniublo ulld prom-r
.. 9,. The intcnt of tho (inild is bold,
til in its own lll‘tlflllt‘t‘lllsl
1111907 (‘hrltu Episcopal Church of
Sir ford. Conn. will t-elollrute tho two
hundredth anniversary of in; organi-
nation. To those now living whoa») un-
.. ”tutors wcru cohort-ted with illtl
. Wood who are buriwl in the old
Epilicupal churchyard. It is built-ml
thatthis will be all went. oI‘ peculiar
interest for many reasons.
“The parish of (‘hrist Church was
, ranked in 1707. and tho, tlrst Epis-
copal Church in the stato of Connor-li-
- tntwaa located in this churchyard.
.“Ag was customary at that limo tho
yard Was used as a burial ground for
.tho,pal'inh and although tho prcstut
‘Eplooopal Church is not located lhorc
Mll‘l‘b’lie yard has not boon used as a
. getory for many years, it still rc-
fing enclosed by a plain board fouro
it ’is regarded as ono of tho lntorosl-
‘ toriclll places of tho town and
3‘ associations in csporlully endear.
tits-the pariah.
. Tho pausing yours have wrought
”younger: ill tho surroundings and
f'ug‘h the fence has boon rcpaircd
glut times. it is now in a bad con-
n', and the interior of the yard
W“the effect of disuse and ncglcrt.
i, .4): the clones being misplaced
_ Illa inocriptiona uilnout oblilol‘utt-d.
.. now 11111110991] by tho Guild of
flight. Church. Sit-afford, if uumohnt
’ \ ’cun‘ be obtainod, to roplnro tho
utopia! with a substantial brick
fl ropait' brokoll stout-H, to rounw
.. inscriptions; and to renovate
sterlm- of tho. churchyard.
qty/ill requiru morn mom-y than
1111‘ can raise unaidod. and lift
.. to very low cannot-tad with tho
but tho prosontz lllllo whosc un-
,- are buried thorn. ill" l-o'u‘uilll-o
thought it. atlviullhio lo appt-ul to
. now; living- in tiliftilont pnrtu of
,imtt'y'whose rointlvos are lying
,. d’tillurcllyllrd'. and who tllcrov
« 11%.! personal lutorout in tho
1018111” in carrying thin pro-
cifurt. 'l‘llo llulld wishell to
, Ill thin purpouc before tho.
, h. in 11107 no that tho come-
11 than prcllonl a neat and well
191‘ uppuaranco."
timely and of intorout to porlulr
ography of ucvcrul who rout, in
11116. llt‘irtll. ill ’1'!“ illuutrlonu
"l" of the church: Haulnol
tilllil‘ord.
ll. will). non of Deacon
Mary fringe) Jonathan.
20! lluaolnl William and lliizw
huuiil Johnson. and u. grout
Roburt Johnson who canto
runabout. 11137 from Kings-
11, Yorkshire, England. Dr.
_, ‘ ducted from Yale in 1714.
of tilt tutors in 1717 when
removal from anybroolr to
' On March 20. 1720 he
mtor of the (loam-63w
utilities: Hutton. until-o
until 1722. when With
. otter. motor of Yale. and
lot .Browu. ho Joined the
_ . stand, nailing; from Bos—
‘ if”: for their ordination
. ‘, “Iliiod'in tit. Mafllf‘t'tl
- don. ”the following March.
Eh
limo! Norwich anointing. 01
home on July 26.
‘ rout. Nov. ii of
nib
.. 5M. 8. nutrition: Johnston. 1,1,1)” 6 ll»
, legit, nomination Emmi Prolouit in
r
gauvfiatulgnio lilo. (lctobulililtl. (lull.
on 10.1le Jltlnlo
.na‘ realist in part no follow:
tuft dt‘illuhiu Ecolclia minor Rector.
1041111.. 1772." Dr. Johnaon received
and Cambridge in 1723
Oxford in 17-18.~ . -
Another routing in that yard in tho
Honorable William Samuel Johnston.
1.. 1.. 1).. son of the Rev. Samuel and
Charity tit‘loyd) Lloilnllon. born in
Strutford. He was a graduate from
1’qu in 1144. ulnliiod law and balloons
one 01' the moat celebrated jurists of
the country. Ho married Nov. 5, 1741!,
Ann. daughter of William “and Saruh
(Hull) Bunch. of Strulford. in 17111
111.111.1765 he. won representative for
titratford In tho general asuombly and
in 17611 was elector] a plumber of the
upper houso. Ho was ono of the throe
delegates from Connecticut to the
Stamp Act oungrouu Ill New York. 17115
and tho following your wnu oppolutod
a spacial ugont to the Court of St.
James to present the case of the colony
as to its title regarding tho territory
of the Mohegan tribe or Indians.
in 1771 he rolurned to'tbin country
and the following your was again in
the upper house and no appoinlcd t‘lllt‘
til the judges; of tho Suporior Court.
110 Will-l also a member of the count-ii
of (,lontluctlcut and our: of lhe first
tlll'ro chosen to roprouont lilo colony
at lilo Gonerul Congress at, l’lllludoi-
phiu. l‘u.. Soul, 5, 1774. lull on account
of more pressing duties Will-i oxcuscd.
and Silas llcan appoilllcd in his sic-ad.
, and I). i). from
Not being able cotm-ioniiouuly to
take issue will) ollhor nido in tho
Rovolutionary conflict ho livod in ro-
tiroznollt at Strulford until poaro was
l‘tlllt'llltlt'tl. l“l‘tllll 011.. 17841. to May.
1787. ho was a lnonlllor of tho (lolliln~
outal (‘ongross and on tho lutlcr ditto
was appointed by lilo (ionoral Assonl-
bl.’ as u dologato to the convcnlion
for framing tho Constitution of tho
iTlIittltl Status. On May ‘Ji. 17.87. ho
was rhoaon tho first prcaidonl of Col
unlitia (follogo, which Hiii'l‘tlllllt‘ll Kings
(lllllt‘lgo. or which his t‘utllol‘ bad boon
first prosidt‘nl. lll 1789 ha Willi oil-told
l’ll n lnolubor of the first uonulo of
tho l'lllted Stilton. bllt. rcsignoli March.
1791. to dcrolo his olltiro Hill“ to illt‘
prosidency ot’ (Yoiunlblu (‘ollogtx which
()mt't" on account. of failing lu'ulth hr
roslgncd in llltlll and l't'tlll‘llt‘fl to Strat-
ford, Whore ho romulllotl until his
doath, Nov. 14. 1819.
While in England ho root-lvod tho uo~
groo of 11. t‘. 1.. from Oxford. and ill
11. upon llor illuulliluls son. Sil‘ili-
I‘ord has tho, honor today of
tho homo of our of bin llt'lli‘l’llllilill“.
Airs. Susan .lllllll‘w’ill lliitllv'llll, \lllo iiv ‘.w‘
ill lll‘l‘ [lilili'lllll rinmlotlw: and N on
honored lncnlllcr of tho Mt. Vernon As-
sociation from (lonllootirut.
Others burlod tlloro who bring in
close tout-ll tbc
many llllillllgilll-illt‘tl rosidontu of other
states, arc: Captain .lanlos howls. son
inscription on his.
the; degree oft Mull. frombolll Oxford _
Willi Ylllo tztlllt'orrod lilo tlogroo of 1.. 1., I
bring.
historic town with,
distant
‘ ids . on
, tho, atmplu oddltlm of
l t “I a tail”, m.
mllnhzgilfll‘ $00510! out: datum {on
~{by combining stimuli didercntzfluvo 6.
twin . .4! Grimm, 111 u.
.‘l‘h ‘ , , ,
.tiw button of;
. valuation.
til» u an
11.1th
Bridgeport hyd
not. on the transnational. i100
ilmpur vuluatlun
. .‘ to brill . about.
”duration listing git
m”
and tninlslcrg
nouretury of state.
England. . .
Thio’ulter all ill but u romindolt of
the importance of the burial ground.
and uorvus to provo concluolvuiy‘ its:
lndrlllble claim for tllutllu-tlou, it any
‘bo truly Said, lilo country over. it
is a claim that. must. of. normally hrlhn
succullu to the commendabled‘euir ll .of.
tho members of Christ Church (hint
and uwukou un inturoul. in tho barn
and tin honored dead that will irlng
it from oblivion to tho point of honor.
ublc important-o It must ansumoi as
part and parcel of the great opo h of
our l‘louulry'a gluon-y. It. . in ii ting
that. such a move he made at.) this
into day as fitting for postorlly or for
those who have fought well tho: but-
tiou of iii'ly and of liberty. for \vlll'tller
ill the rollogo, tho rostrum. or lhu’ but
do, all was for iiborly. low of co‘lutry
and their rccol'tb: must. nccda bolkcpl
alive as shining cxulnpiou for ”to in-
tlll'o of Amorioau llldopondonro, Amor-
ll‘llll principles, American boar. :
l
SOOTHING AND COMFORTING.
'i‘llo. soothing and comforting- directs
of DoWltt'u Witch Hazel Salvo, lwhcu
appliod to Pill-u. sorcs. (ruin. boil '. cto..
sllbdncs pain almost instantly. . This
Salvo druwu out tho information, ro-
ducos strolling and acts as a. rtillot‘ac‘
tout, thus circulating tho. blood through
illi‘ disallow] parts, pornlltlinu (l‘ ald-
inl: Naluro to pornlnnouily roulovo tho
tronblo enliroly. Sold by Tim tilil‘l‘ord
Pharmacy. **
HOME FOR MARINE SCHOOL.
Institution May Be Removed to New
London. .
It" the plans of tbo Navy llcparllllcnt
do not nllaoarry. (hulnocticul will pro
builiy bo tllo lultll'o llonlo of tho Mll-
rillo School of Application. which has
bot-ll lorutod ill .=\nnupl:ii.~l tlillt'o itu
foundation. it is tho illit-lllioll of tho
authoritirs lo rolliovo it to this Now
Ioudon llllvv ynld. This would raise
this nurul atalion t‘ur_ uboVo ills pros.
out choral-tor as a. coalina ntntiou.
This School was nl'galllnvti {our yours
ago. for tho pnrposl- of training 1hr
ollloora appoilltoii to tho llllilml Slums
nlnrillo corps. and has boon oil“ grout
good to this branch of tho uorvirc.
lull young oilicors llllVl‘ to put up with
tho poort-ol kind of :lol'lllllnltl‘dulions
all Annapolis" whoro iho school to tutor
torod in a purl. of lilo naval all-admin.
\i'lliit‘ it may burn boon poshllllc lo
prolid“ for thin illuiitllliml in wow m"
'i'll' dull now building: our boirlzr l‘uli-
‘ili‘ll‘il til: llll’ :tavzli ili‘liilt‘. 3. .ll l\ll~
ll.~po’i-~ til: '»‘lll‘~ Lo: omititittoi wholl
tin plans: vn lull out, and 'n scolus
curtain that its romovul from tho
Maryland town lllllsl ho a nulttor of
mo lloar i'llturo. Sovoral platoon arr
ltllulor rollllidoruliou as Hillllllllt‘ locu
lion for it. but New London appears
to llavo tho call Among oi lors arc
to
of lloniumiu and Hannah tl‘llrllss)
howls. born ill Strutlord. 1677. diod
Jun. 29, i'l'till. Ho was luarriod Nov. ii.
.1702, 10 Hannah. dullgiltol' of Captain
James and ill-boom (Wt-list Judson. of
Strulford, was vol-y aotivc In thr-
building of the first Episcopal Church,
110 wax-l appointed goncral court onslgn
lll 1717'. and was a deputy for Strai-
I‘ortl ill the general usrwmbly of 1711'.
17:111. 1722. 1723, 1725, 1726 and 17:11.
in addition to this he hold all tho illl~
porlant offices ill the gift of tho town
and church and was ono of tho most
influential man In Slratford. The re-
mains of his wifo arc interred bouitic
his, lllé inscription on hor gruroslono
mulling: "ill memory of Mrs. Hannah
Lewis, wife of Captain James Lewis.
who died July 2, 1756. agod 7.”. yours:
can of the daughters of Captain and
Mrs. Hannah tJluison) ilowlll. tnlll‘l‘ltltl
July 20. Rev. John Gooducil. Yale.
”'25. first rector 01' iho‘tlrt-ollfield Hill
lillnrch." 'l‘ho decousod was a rclu-
Iivo of Mrs. Ollvor (lonltl Jennings, of
ll‘uirilold. and Mrs. William llockl-lol-
lot“, of Now Yorll.
(ionorul Mutthiua Nicoll. grout
grandson of lion, Muttlllaa Nit-oil.
mayor of Now York in 1612. and son
of llenlumin J. and Mary Magdalen
(Holland) Nicoll. born Oct. 11,. 1758.
died Feb. 11,1830. Hr. was a resident
of Stralford‘lllo groator part of his
Mo and proved to bo among the maul
influential mon in thin auction of tho
ututc. Mont of his family rent in tho
Nicoll plot in that bllrilll ground in-
cluding Juno Violctlu Suabury. wife of
Richard (ioro. Ilium. of Now York.
Elizabolb. wilo of John Springs. of
South Carolina: lallllau. wifo. of lluvid
Pooro; i-llinll. win: of tiooruo it. how
dull. llllli Marla. with of Mutant-run
’t'urk. Antony: lllli doacoudlnltu may in-
ttloutionmi .ltllllmt l‘linch Hallth. Mru.
l’l‘l‘st'oll. llllil Bililt‘r. Mm. J. illtmui‘
livid Wctilorill' and Mrs. Stanford
WIllto. urundrlllltiron of Juluou (litllt-ll.
191111.. who was a brother of tho lulu
Mrs. A. '1‘. Btllwurt, wife of tho mill"
clulul prince of Now York.
Thoma Curttll. who died May 26.
1787. was the ancestor of ti distinguish-
ed lino of duocondants including 1.9qu
A. and Roderick P. Ourllu. of South-
purt; Dr. Benjamin Familiar Curtlnll.
or New York: the Mormon lie Talley-
runtl barium-ti and the Prlnceua
Euluuuel Rutlpoll. ,
hum-and. Cannon, Who dict! Juno 2.
17119. was the progenitor of u uotubh.
family who are icoderu of New York
moiety today, vim, Colonel hotlrund
Cannon. Mm. (insular Griswold. Mm.
George Bird, Min. Lotus Crawford
aflf. . ‘ . t '
'rtul Bunlumlu family. who him but»
very illtogluh
of in“ bi
. om
distinguished In uu‘urt
at til 1 once to
. «m {”4 ,
y. 5,
ill“.
in 17119, liontcnunl ill 1714, and captain .
. Portsmouth, N. 11.: Brooklyn and Now.
‘ port. Nono of lilouo plurt‘u in so wt‘ll
tantloll to such an Inutltlltlon all is Now
London, whero illurc bl ono of tho till-
109‘. llill'lllll‘s‘ of the count and whom-
.tho uuvv vard has ovt-ry natural utl~
lvnlllago of lCl‘illltHI, ‘
'l‘ho oillcol'u of tho. Navy Ill-partnloul
;havo practically nladc up tlloll‘ minds
{to ash (Sollgrosx to locate it thcro.
.liuildlug’s which would ho a rrtulit to
tho State would; bo creator“ and in
ovory way tho pl‘mrpl-cl would bo pious-
Inn to (ionuoollcut‘. \Vllilo .11 is not
onutolnary for nlol‘llboru or the ilouao
(jiolnulltlot‘: on Naval Affairs to hu'udlo
llulttoru coining llt‘llll‘l.‘ that colunlittao
concerning naval sittliona ill their own
districts. yct tho fact that ifcjpresontlo
lttvo llilior is a luolubor of that t'tllllr
tuition will doublioua lli‘ 10: Connor-
tiout‘s advnnlago in this nl‘ntlol‘. as
will also illt‘ fltCl‘illill i'or ttwo yours
pal-u. ulllll ho, Wl'lll to tho Scuaio, Son
and Hl'alldogoo has boon u. ulonlbor of
tho sumo oolnnlltloc.
THE ORIGINAL. ‘
ll‘oloy & ($0., Chicano”origiualod
Honc,‘ und 'I‘at’ llu ii. throat ‘ulltl lung
remedy. and on flf‘llOlllll. of him grout
moi-it. and popularity of Foley's l-lonoy
and TM lnuuy llnilullo‘nll arc nth-rod
for the genuine. 'l'ht-sc wmllllusa lm‘
llutlouu llllvt‘ similar soulldilg nalnou.
Ilcwnre of 1.1mm. ’l‘llo genuine Foley's
Honey and TM bl ill a yollow package.
Ask for it and l‘ut’uuo any. ubntitpto.
It in the bout remedy for 0. lights and
colds. Bold at Pilliulod'a Drutlt
Store. 1 M
M 1
MRS. LENANT'? CONDITLbN CRIT-
AL. .
ililiiltll‘li‘llii'l‘. Jun. li.~+'l‘llo (‘Ull-
diliou ot‘ M ru. Iauunn. who u tlllllu Illul
llor llill-lllllilil Hlltti bur Monday ovcuiux
during it uuurrol nvor Ililll going to
work. ill critical liliu uftor‘nuotl. and
our Is cxpol'tod to tho bofo'c tho duy
porno». iamunt in bold landing tho
outcome of but wlfo'u wound _
ALWAYS INDggAOEn‘ TH!
s‘t‘Rt TH.
A reasonable amount of food thor-
oughly digested and proper! aludlntlllt-
od will niwnya increase this strength.
if your stomach is a “littlololr” Kodol
Dycpcplllu (turn will dlgeu what you
out undonllblo the diacutiv organs to
assimilate and transform at too a into
titanic-building blpotl. Karol r Iiuvoll
«our owlnuuh. Batching. curt Burn
and all formn oi lulltltoullm. l’ulatu-
bio and strengthening. ill in by The
Clifford Pharmacy, ,. ' vol
. , 'Houous no Jill"
. tampon. Jun 5‘
, I It domain. at
Mir €693
[Tllolul‘ls'l'or tho introduction or a ratio.
lutiou“illutructiug tho unuuuuorn tollut ‘
1 Wild strong??? on
"If!" «
than ‘tluull mouth» but). toAllloraulu
:thc property of tho ll
. . . ytlrllulic company
at ltn full valuation. -
At prcsunt tho company’s property f
in listed at 15,011,000. The iitveutigution
of tllt-iJIimtitltioi'il diaoloood the .uonl--~
pully'st propurty tttxublc by tho city to
ho Worth at icuui $1.500.000..'l‘wo of
tho asucuaors look aidcu with tho com»
hour. and tho. othol- two maintained ‘
that the proporly should be listed at
“its propor iiguro. Thu usuasaoru ‘wh'o
.l‘tlvorod tho hydraulic company tllth'.
us an oxouso for (hair poaltion that
they lnld not lilo limo propo‘rly to all»
smut the. property. Many ultizonu of
tho city uro now uniting tho rtllllcr por-
tincnl. quail-lion: What. arc the an»
blossom llirtul for?
The situation now is that. a rclloln-
tion will probably be introduced in
tho board of llldorlnon requesting the
oily utiorlluy to give his opinion upon
two nuculionu vim: The duty of tho
aunt-sumo undor their oaths of oiilco
and tho duty of tho otlicuru ol’ the.
Bridgcporl. Hydraulic Company under
lhclr (lilillt-t ill-t iaxpaycl‘o making a lint
ot‘ laxublo prllptu'ty.
It to aluo probnblo that action will
ho lakon by prlvulo citizens. who arc
bottoming inronuod :lt lilo lax dodgillt
of corporations to dotornllno wllolln :-
01‘ not lilo llsutlsnora arc rubjocl to an
action of ultllldanlusl to compel tholu
l nut-toss tho proporly llf corporations
ill t‘nll valuation.
HALF THE WORLD WONDERS
how tho other half llvos. 'l‘llose ivlu;
use lillt‘lllOlYR Al'uiou Salvo novtu
wondcr it‘ it will cure Guts. Wounds
lilurnos. Sol-on and all Skin adoptions:
they know it will. Mrs. Grunt Shy
11:10 it}. lloynohls $1., Springflold. iii.
says: "i E't‘mll'll it one of tho alum
into nocosulllcs of llOllHt'kt‘r‘flllliz.'
fillul‘untood by l-‘. H. Baxter, Sontl
Norwalh and E. 1’. Wood, Norwulk
llrutzgluiu. 25o. “
MARSHALL FIELD'S CONDITION
NEW YORK, .luu. lbw-At tin.- Hui
lulld liolluo. whom Marshall Fluid. illl
l‘hiougo llll'l‘t'lliilll it ill. in was said u‘
lizilu lili- nlolnillg that. ho has put-Mod
a fairly oolui‘orlablo night with no l‘lt’il‘
ti‘lllllll" cllulluo in his condition.
.\lt', it‘itvid l-ollll'uuiotl a sovoro colt.
'.ltllo (m ill.» war to this city. llr.)l
t'lllllri tll‘l‘t‘lllllt’ll and l. is liltlhnrrmul‘
pm. in "Hindi by u alllilli l’Ollgi-Sllwl -‘~i
int blow ill‘. Willtol‘ ll. .iuluou is ill
-tlll‘4l'.lll oilondanoo and durum 'u
ulcbt l'aliwi into l'ou'olltwlitnl, in in”
w t' Jill-flu“), and 111' Audio: i"
lilacs. Nothing official was givol
(.1116 by tho pllyaicinng other than [hill
.11". ll'Il-iil’u condition was may». In:’
H... crulzal. Mrs. Flold Mandala
robin t'usy call of tho :ll,i.'lltliillt'l‘.
BEATS THE MUSIC CURE.
“'l‘o koop tho body ill iuut‘." Wl‘llt‘.‘
\ira Mary Brown. 311 lalfayt-tio l’luco
l"illlgllk\)i‘.lllill,‘. N. Y.. "i luhc llr. Kinc‘:
Now Lill- Pills. . ’l‘iloy uro tho lnos
roliablo null Illl‘llfitllll. laxative 1 hurt
found." Best. for lilo Siotllaoh. MW:
and ”Oil't'lh‘, (illurunlcod by i“. ll
l'laxlor, South Norwalk. and E. 1’
Wood. Norwuill, drnggisls. 351'. "‘
INCREASE IN YALE STUDENTS.
NEW i-lAVlCN, .lull. il.»--».lt‘,cordillc
trillion of studouts in tho linivoruiu
in tho Yulo ontnlogur the total rogll;
this war is 11.51111, :ln incl'l-uso of but
ovor tho ilnul roulslralicn lllsl your
’l‘hls total includos 2139 ullldcutu ill lilo
RllllllllL‘l‘ school of arts and solutions,
18' in tho i-mllllltt‘i‘ uohool of forestry.
und’dih taking tho rouruos for touch
era. In tho aomiolulrul dopurlnlont
tho total nnlnbcr of station“ is 1.521
nlnl in llit‘ .urionllfio uobool tho total is
1.1-”. 'i‘hol‘o :lro Allli llmt't‘l‘l-i of tho
univorait}; including pl'ol’l-ssoru. Ill
slruoloru, tutors, olr.
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MER-
* CURV.
us lnort-ury will suroly dosiroy tho
urns-w of uuloll and complctcly dcl‘ilngo
tho wllolo system wllon culturing It
illrouxh tho lllnouous surillocu. Such
urticll-u uhuuld lloVor ho nuutl oxcopt
.on proucrlptionu from roputahlh pity.
nil-inns. nu tho danlugo “103’ will do
ill ton fold to the good you can plural»
biy dcriro from tllcln. Hull's (lulurrh
Cut-o. nnlnufuclurod by it‘. .1. Clienuy ll:
(30.. Toledo. 0., contain» no mommy.
and in Iukcn lutoruully. acting dirllctly
upon lilo blood and nluouous uurfucnu
of tho H)’l~'il'lil. ill buying Hull’s (‘ua
iurrll (luro. b mun-o you got tho gou-
uiuo. It in illltt‘ll ultorluuly and nuulo
III 'I'Ull‘tlo. liillll, by l“. .l. (lilonoy &,
t'o. 'i'olttilooniniu frt'o.
Sold by ilrlllzulsls.
boiilo.
'l‘uko iIaIl‘a it‘ulnlly l’illu for oouuiia
plllion. '
Price. 75:: pct”
“.4...
TURNED ON GAO AND DIED.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. li.—-A man
whom name bl unppouctl to ho Hilton.
and to him» coluo from Darby to this
thy recently. was found (loud in a
Meadow utrcot boarding hunuo ycstorx
tiny. gnu ouphyxiution balm; tho onuno.
No wait fully aroused and lying act-(mu
the hell. it In tho opinion of Dr.
liurtlelt. tlw medical oxumluer, that
u... tliitll wan Intoxicated and human
ouufusoll‘uftcr ho turned on the mill.
, _ 3, mqummio-n’ssy ..
»' MAY LIVI 100 11M“.
Tho ohauucu for livhu; a full mutiny
lllmlxcallsnt In thousand! Lira. intuit!
Ifi'uucuu, oi" Hilfigunvglichiflu. pr
fill/«30013 . . ,
album clu-
u .
the mom on t!
tits m. hie ”31m
-thWiflbh. nulrotl
pony, at ‘ itll- lull .
‘ booinboliovud for p ‘
loan tulle. tllht‘tlm property ,otxtho,
ulio flop: any was,
it at, ittr
, . out a older»;
xuvo tumultuous unusual, more ‘.
, or at
Ami
' : strontium nus.- .
“l" "Magmflii’il‘li'l “"ilét
‘ u on,
ml amid. (Stadium. mummy
when. . ‘ «
. ‘ uni «am to. 1' «it»; on will. no
"illicit ille‘lim"
ion", In" one in amnion. bun" prov. unit
about" tnliollillll‘, Ind chum unruly.
Punly Vozcublo—Ibuolut'cly Harmon.
For 3.1. excl-where. as main box
.5 or by mail.
, Ir. .1. ll, scum. a so. nil... Pu.
J ”MURDER m ANSONIA.
.
Harry locker Died From Injurieu In-
dicted by a Burglar.
ANSIMIA. Jan. ills—«Coroner Mix.
of New Huron, l‘lllllt' lo Albumin yes-
tcrduy to lnroutlgutc thc dolltll of liar.
ry Zucltor. who tlll"ll on a rt-sull. of ill-
juries ultiictod by Wallcr Noluoll, tho.
negro who rollbotl Hurry tirosu'u sui-
ooll on Waltlr~ Strool, Monday morn-
ing. Zln-kor tondcd bar ill lilo saloon
.tll(l wax :tlollr in tho piaco whim Nolv
tilil lltIut-ilcd him with n billul‘d I'llt‘
lnd blaring him for lit-all on tho floor
ritloti tho rush drawer of 3H and ill‘ld.
lel'llt-r'u skull Wan [I'lll'illl't‘ll ill two
pillow and ho Iinuorod llutll 1:15 this
lnornlulz. Nl-ison o:~:o:iprd. lull wan-t
capillrotl Monday ultoruoon ill ilrl'by.
The coroner llllll not conlpiotcd his
invoatigalioil at 1 o‘clock ulnl his do-
llsion in tho cusc will not. bc itillltllllll.“
vd until lulc in tho al'ttll'notnl. 'I‘lll!
ill'ill-‘W'tl admillod to tho pollco Mllll'
lay that ho ull‘llcil'chkt-r and robbod
~llI‘ rash rouiulor and will bo ohargctl
.vitll ulurdrl‘ ill tho Ilrnt lillgroo. Noi‘
ms in now ill lilo. Now iiavt‘n jail. it
has not )ot lll‘tm docillod whotller he
will llo brought back In Australia l't'li‘
l lli't,'llllllllill‘}' houring or :1 bunch with
1“uni isanod and tho accusod llrrailur
id in lin- Suporlor Court for action
‘iy tho grand jury.
l’ori‘ooliml L’ilil .only bo attained ill
tho physical by allowing Nature to up-
u‘oprialo and not dissipalu her own ro
louroou. ("allnlrtil-u gripo. woakouw
tliusipnto, while l)cWitt,‘s ilitlle Early
‘tisoru simply expel all putrid lllatior
.lllll bilo. thus allowing tho liver to
laulllno normal urilt‘ilv. Good for
the roulploxlou. Sold by Tho. Clifford
l'lilll‘lll‘lt,'_‘-‘. "
SUFS ELECTRIC
COMPANY.
‘v‘l’. \\ .\l‘i.i“l‘l‘.ill. .lilil. ll «'1 l'lt’ Now
‘llii‘ml I-‘l-rt‘n‘o‘ Lililli titolupuny is llll‘
lofondallt in a suit brought. by tho
own of Now Milford for danlugos a1
louod to bow boon nunlo to lilo lllllll-
way on tho “‘l'tll bank of tho ril‘or
by tho construction of a now data by
ht- lighting rolnpally. 'l‘llo sum
llll-niiluloti in tho suit is Siltlttltt ‘l‘lltl
now dalll was (.‘(lilllllL‘lt‘il about a your
um and ropluol-d an old woodon struc-
turu. It is utulod tllut lilo town rain"
at tho lorol of u strl-loh of road about
‘1 olltll‘ior of u Hilll‘ long to avoid lilo
.Iungor of flooding and for this work
lilo town wants coulpclloatlon. 'l‘llo
company on tho otbor baud Sllllt-x
that thu‘now dam he no lllgllor lllnn
lilo old ono. ’l‘ho lighting company
has rrlaillod lawyors and will sholtlr
lilo an unawor ‘iu lilo sullt.
“'l‘rnly nllrlu-ulollu N‘t‘mf‘ll tho rot-ov-
cry of Mrs. Molllt- Holt, of this plaoo."
writes .i, (l. R. “00pm" Wmulford,
I'oun.. ”rho was so wasted by coughing
up puns from her lungs." Doctors do»
'lurt-d ilor Pull an hour that bar fullliiy
had watched by bor bedside fortyeeigllt
bongo; win-n. at my urgent l‘t-qtlost Dr.
King's Now Discovery was givon her.
with tho astonishing result that Im-
prtlronu-nl hogan. and eontluuod until
sbl- llluliiy oonlpioteiy l‘t't'tn‘OI‘NL and
in a houhhy wouuln today." liuurutl-
lot-d ouro for coughs and colds. Stlc
and 81.111) at I". ll. lluxtor's, t-louth Nor-
walil. had it}. P. Wood’s. Norwuiil. drun-
nisla. 'l‘rlul bolllo froo. "
TOW .‘-i LIGHT
TAXING NEW MILFORD lNDUSTRV
NEW MILFORD. .lull. lism'l‘bc plant
of tho llrldgoporl Wood lt‘illiabilllt
Conlpuuy will bo luxud thin your on
tho lundu of 850.000 instead of 8211.-
ullt) as Iturutot‘oro. This will mean an
inrruullc of $1511 Ill taltos paid to tilt
town alld tho officials of (ill? company
proposal to nmko a conical. Ilcforu tho
board of rollof wilt-n it oonvouou on
liobruury l. Fitl‘lllt'l‘it usuort liml
oulllido of tho vlliullo propor tnxou ul'o
paid on full valuation whilo lll lilo
vilhtuo about onwllali of valuation iii
tho titturo not lllul no u rouuil a non-
orul ruining of usuosuod valuation of
vltiuuo propol'ty has boon unuio by tho.
assent-torn. «
’ CHAMBERLAIN'B DOUGH HtMIDY.
The may remarkablc aura» of (will!
and grip efleotud by thin pruparutlou
have made It famous over a large» part
of tho civilized warld. it. can always
be dopcntlod upon and is pleasant. to
tuko. it not only euros colds and
grip. but counteracts any tendency to-
wards pneumonia. It contains no
opium or other harmful illuminant: and
may be given to a baby on confidently,
118 to on 11111111. . "
. :DOUITPUL ITATE. '
Gray bud flullllloll pollutant up hill
inhuman Military in u (lountry
Churchyard." , . .
. ."TWblily. your» in, u long than to
upcud all into puma." no mutt. "but i
.momgllltuu. if; pucsiblu. that.
reduction" , .
tr.
" ltvc’ a
mutual.
‘ hm or to dwelt
in» out:
one twin.
'wooku‘theré‘ should be by the boating
. canalderablc number
, nexchauzos. ‘
.. forms In Connecticut is only a little?
,. our twsntwlve thousandmtt won 26,-:
t,‘ 9.418 at the than or tho, taut catwalk—vibe.
: uruwlh not those lines in conuldared by
.‘ tciophono ultgiurors to have boon ru ha;
tor remarkable. There are many we 1-
-‘ urn status which do not make no good
2 a showing all
..Lllounll the eastern ugriculturlsl in. he
3‘ phone is a moneyulaker and that he
. muut have it.
can’t cannula, and that 7
x, momma pinto lint; molt» 0
mph lug rural norvlceo‘ tome fully up.
articulations tlrittlul the am i‘ew
mug of 1906 nearly or quite 6.000 farm
hue locational in the ointmbosldos ul
of . subscribe
livinu on farms who are connoctmt
With some can of about thirty rum
All the whole number a ,
this. Conservative
has already dlilflOVel‘t’ltl that the tolu-
ri‘hlu. in fact. is the argument with
which llm 'ulort commuters in their
pt‘csont campaign constantly meet the
objections of tho proupoctivo subscrib-
or. ill some parts of tho Went the total
phone. in used especially for sociabil-
ity‘u nuke, cunnooling farms that am
far apart. in Connecticut it is pri~
lnarlly a business utility.
"l'ou toil .nlo that the telephone will
muko mouoy for 1111'. How?" is the
fal‘lllt‘l"s natural question.
"Woll it has made money for Mr.
Jones. down at tho crossroads, and it
will bring business to you. I’ll get
him to toll you how".
And rt-ry oiton it in the statements
of William Jones at the crossroads
that carry tho day and make possible.
the building of another extension. Tile
pron alld'ronu. at all events, are lib
orally disruascd, for it. raroly lltlp‘
polls that a New lngl'uad furmcr
yields at onwo to tho ounvasser‘n so
lioiialions. Ho always wants time to
think tho. maltor over and to talk it
ovcr with his wlfo. as well 118 with his
noigllbor who already has it telephone.
His wifo, at. the output, in likely to
be against the proposition. "Spend $1.
a your on a telephone? It seems like
sinful oxiravagunoe."
lino than it; room-owl ill which" a lnau
““4 llll‘Wtdl' agreed tolukolhe survlco.
When the canvasser went to his hulISo
to get him to sign he oncollntcred cor-
laln objections from the wife who
said:
"Now. l've lold Henry that
wants to how that lolcphollo he‘ll
barn to put it ill lilo honhounc. We
ugrtrld lvhcll wr- ware married that. he
was to have chargo of everything out-
doors, and l of ovurythlng indoors, i
ain‘t going to have a. toiophono always
ringing ill my house. Henry says the
toiopllono will help him in his bust
nous. If that‘s so. he can have it in
tho. honllouso and attend to it him-
self."
‘i‘ho luau. dospitc the objections
riguod the contract and tho tolephullt’
was at flrut lllstallod in his barn.
Law on tho t‘OIlV.’llthtre proved to bc
so grout that by the good lady's rt-
quost it was transferred to tho house
Sonlctinlos. howovt-z tho, (lPi-lll‘t‘ o
tho furlnor for a ti lcphlluo is ontirch
I‘rustratlld by his wito. 'I‘llnu a can
vusscr loot u fsrnlcr-in a village adore
and found that he had already been
"educated.“ to use the turbulent
phrase; that is. through using pay
station tvlophom-s ho had already bo
conic awn: o at the value of the sorvico.
Ho practically ugrocd to subacribo
Noxt. day tho cunvusnor railed at his
houso, A vory largo, utillolio woman
came to tho. door and asked what W8.“
wanted. Tho cunvasaer explained his
errand, to which she replied:
"You'd bottcr go right away. James
and l hnv-s boon talking this mottel
ovor and he can’t lluvo no tclnohonc:
Silo proved obdllratc and Jamos is
prosumably utill unconnected with tho
outside world.
Tho farmer‘s wife. It is said by the
company. is tllt'll‘ greatest friend. onco
lllo tnlophouo has boon introdln-td. Silo
finds it so “llll'll more useful than Slit"
had roallzod. both for shopping
and for social masons. tlull
silo will lnako almost any rollsollublo
sacrifico ralllor than part with it. She
is no doubt otton responsible for lht
promptncsu with which the bills are
paid. At any ruto, experience has all
ways shown that subscribers on the
furmeru' lines are rumurknbiy goon
pay. ()otnslonnity it happcuu that r.
ouuvauuor In warned that such not
hurt! an individual. who In about it
sign a contract. lulu tho rooulutlon of
not paying bin bills. No nttoutloll in
cror paid lo ouch Intimationu. for it
lllld ll" u tiiucll‘mrctl that own poople
who ltil'l'“ .. do 13 fl‘lt'll (‘lllll‘ilt'il‘l'ii soon)
uolncllow to l't‘ w-l it all u lnultor of
honor ml to full boltind with tho loin
phone company.
Telephone oanvasuers agree that
thorn in no ally no valuable. as the uni-
iutimt uubscrlllor. Sometimou an ludl
viduul In folirrd who voluntcors in
drlvr- around and ploud with bill lloittil
bore. (moo tlmuu «(tor tho cullraullcr
lulu oxhauuhvl bir oloquoum- for an
hour in portrllyipu iIlo ilonllfiiu of tilt-
uorvh-v. a low Worda from NH lwroto
for» uliont companion will clinch tho
rolllrurt.
"You intro iutd yonrn a your and a
half now. havou'l. you. Will? How do
you him 11.?" hi lilo qnustion aukod by
tho doubtlun one,
"It's all rlzht. .loo. 1 hare said, moro
r
it’ ho
' n-tralénuas‘fclimoauy'u mukiugt ‘
, gal
' infill“ Wotan,
-,$tumli.of’l'lltont on. ‘
aid after “in”
Kodol papaya. .
. Gun. Handling:
‘ ' 010111.er
wont-n m,
lulu; lo“-
I blond to pnrfog‘l
huith by thin not»
. tidy... YOU maybe
‘ " mlllf youWilltuhl
it. , T
indigoulionclum
nearly all the “*-
' um that «no
how. it doprivn the system of. nourioltg .‘
'ln‘oullihhd the «but. omens ”Gullah
‘womon ouffor-v- molten. and hem
dint-ad.
‘ Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure-
omblu the stomachmd‘digentiu arm
to digest and assimilate all of the wholo-
coma food that may b0 cabana ll. nouri'olm
the body. and rebuild. the malt Meant.
restoring health and strength. Kodoi cum
indigestion. constipation, dyspepsia. soul
risings. belchiumurtb’urn and all ttompul
disorders. ‘
nicests Wh‘at Youdiat
~ In: mu. hold. log
that u slob u the
Mn. or to «It lilo.
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
r .
‘ honor-0d at tho Ill-
orow ”$9.00.“.
am. It!» V
Ask for the 19th Kodol Almanac and
200 Your Calendar.
than $2.000 worth of goods ovcr it."
That, sctilcs the question. it pays.
The man signs at once.
It plight be supposed that tile great-
est, advantage to the farmer ill having
a tclephono. to that. he can call up tho
people with whom he has dealings.
What ho very often finds most utleful
is the likelihood of being. callod upby
lhom. Erory city merchant whodeals
lll farm produce knows which of the
sources of supply are on the telephone
and in cases of emergency he places
his orders where he can get them ex-
ecuted most quickly. The loss. for ex-
umplc. of a. good-sized order by a man.
ill the weslorn purl of the state at a
time when he was debating whether he
should put in a telephone. brought him
to his dot-151ml with marked coloritv.
The former was one day called up at.
tho village store, from which he was
a.t-l-u.~;to‘lllt-».l trtouculiy to tclophonc, by
u dealer ill one of the Sound citlco
who was ,very anxious to got into colu-
munication with him before, 6 o'clock.
'i‘bo loan was promptly sent for, but. as
o
sturo lllllll half-past 6. Ho than rang
up tho city merchant only to receive
tho answer:
“Very sorry. Mr. Smith. We wanted
to give you a. rush order. but it. was
one that had to be closed before 6
o'clock this evening."
’l'ho man had lost all opportunity to
soil fifty dollars‘ worth of goods be»
ounso ho had delayed subscribing for a
sol-vlro which he had all along dolor-
nlillcd to intro.
'l‘llo. opportunity to telephone to and
bo reached by business than in a mum
her of cities is many what molten the
possession of tho instrument so valua-
bh- to t‘omloctlrul farmers. The usage
huro ill different from that of moot?
tho isolated t'tllll’JllilllilOfi of tho went,
far from largo cities where lltllo
social purpost-s and local baldness. 'l‘ho
loloplwne has its social uoefuincsu
hurt», too. but It Is forenloatly u busi-
ncsa convenience to tho ugriculturiut.
The figures of development in tho
rural parts of Connecticut. are said by
engineers to bear out the chin) that.
no similar auction of the world ony-
whom to better developed. in some
townships In the Western part of the
state there is already an average of
better than one talc-phone to every ten
peoplo, and the lions are still extend-
ing In ovary direction. Particularly in
tho plump whore ll considerable num-
ber of wealthy New Yorkers have sum-
nor reuldcnoeu. the percentage of tole-
p ones to population has bubonic vary
notable but own Iuro ll lame propor-
tion of tho subscrlbcru are found
among the allycur residents. *
W
cAsro IA ‘
to: [ninth and ,-
ilu on 1%Mw
Bum til» m
Blcuum of
Wow-all iv
lez'l' "I ‘l'Hl ”AB.
The teacher wall giving Ibo boys ll.
luuuon in patriotism, and wall tomb.
In: of tho flat.
"Hive my of you boy: been at o
comp?" . .
"i hnva, ma‘um," ropllud 11 bright
looking boy. .
“Partition. thou. you can out the
, clau what it ill that goal: down at can»
set?“
"You. mu‘um."
“Wall, what ill It?“
What. Will”
it llappmod ho tllil not arrive at the .
groups- of iarlnors maintain lines for .
‘ "'i’ho nun.nlu'aml‘fithlmrulllollm?
luau. _ - ' .
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