' abouasuds.
' l
‘ ‘m
Millififi
W",1
deals.
grenIta in the
0 “i 0
{finger 033.,
‘ of Eunice A
"'2‘ . D. Neal. The
liar the will of
. uni creditor-
claims of
sillhllir 85.2}
to with so
are Doolittle
. .. o‘fn’l;u NI'McIl‘ten-
idea w e or
his claim was brig my
lit with accrhed interest
-. v'.
"a
at the close
tr Ext of Atwood
ed under a
delinquent ex-
midi letisla'ture
zuestlon but vet-
when 015 and
wall variances.
, Ill udr‘ed suits and
therefore;
The moneye
fin.
“did to be
era“ Earl s P. Ar-p
Phelan.
n,3.f Brill resort. on
Mdd yestbrday. lt
ample to cover the
the Doolittle suits. Atwood
M out
WW period Atw
‘ e
ji'eported traveling in sne-
.' a. drinking a splurge in the big
’ : He borrowed consid-
- . y-irom soothington people
” on with the cattle and sheep
load one of his crooner:
vegan
swath ill the
late Roswell E.
ed capitalist of that
about $00,000 on his
. ‘ r
“fillets of the past
tuneup to confront Atwood
rein heirs of the Roswell
"All of’ the parties aids
are Southington
w s will be tried in
H
‘ flats of Isilia vs. Ialils Now
G“
41in case of Harry F Dollie
‘ yesterday in the Superior
Ydrmwlc .r
was Miss Agne
char Hussein
' Clint?“ June lot and on
p. at Port enacts: N. v..
. idulfery with one
e'trled to substantiate
evidence. Baiille's case
at
film never saw and dill
edge the existence of the par
, nhmedd that her bull-
or to Mobile“ and is now
6
“bill.
Trial .
baby. lire.
intern lance
Ill
orally and of
3: word and
wells received. wts
No not
With
Before
#39 Vere
is wtft‘
.n‘“
n her
we as
lie
in the
timid:
Neal.
which
a
l;
Sallie
ltloual
her
dad
i2"
went
idler
MO? ‘
. a. Win and scrub can follows:
are.» .. .
admin:
3... on bill) Wood, on bark and on
law colloid one
if Would be only.
opening for a trust many domains
“at wool not leave much of
ttsriff law under which the cou
been very prosperous. Mr. hill
can‘tlIomonwneIply Ilium your time
s o t e
Wm 3'“ WW ill? bola tins. wold
commutative Currier.
clutter fro
a- constituent. who”wad recently ecqul
considerable acreage of woodland
Canada. in which he called for intone
million as to the rate of duty on 1
logo end to know if it were not vocab
nub: ble to have the exorbitant and WE
art and
invaders lost
ulciou‘a thrift on these articles remove
this session of congress. . Mr. Currier
replied that all the items be mentioned
were on the free list. This will giv}
you some idea of misconceptions about
the tariff. Millions and millions of
loss are floated down all the streams
try free 0! duty. every year.
The purpode of the small tariff on
the manufactured produce is to equal
ice the difference in the rate of wage
paid in the bulb and lumber mills in
Canada and in this country. Were the
tarid removed. the dealers tell me that
the price would not be affected for the
reason that the difference between
«strong the finished product and the
heating of the logs would amount: to
more than the $2 per thousand tarii!
A revision of the ti‘i'rlff means the
unsettling of business for frilly one
year Every individual member has
some particular thing upon which he
wants the tariff rei‘lsed Every member
being a sort of gorilla looking only to
benefit his own district makes it very
demoralizing—do the Republican party.
it seems to me that eu‘r- plum-in
speaking of our plan i mean the Re
publlcsn party's plan—we ould be to
$qu yer to enact legislat that will
recto the greatest 300d for the
'gre'atést nulhber of the people in the
United States. and that instead of
firmly believe that no matter when
the tariff is revised. hr by whom. the
political complexion of the house of
nepresentatives will lnevtiabiy change
at the electors following
i have just listened to a very impas-
sioned, demogogic speech the purpose
of which was to of. watches and
clocks en the free lat Connecticut as
a whole is the best protected state in
the union and we of Connecticut ought
not to be stampeded by this academic
and theoretical proposition It has nev-
er appealed to the working men of
Connecticut. On the contrary. our ma-
iorltlea have swelled in proportion t
the quantity of free trade hot-air the
has been delivered by political craters
from the platforms of our slate. When-
ever tha tariff shall be revisedmwhich
menus torn to pieces-the west will
be the great gainer and great indus-
trial state of Connecticut the loser
i regret that tariff revision is a pop-
ular topic for editorials. and while the.
oretically it is a siren sons. practically.
- in the parlance of the footfail fraterni-
ty. “we have got the ball." and it
' seems to me that we of Connecticut
t is held for other peo-
not. sheriffs and feel.
oh that the attachment
.vm effect it
in; about an'y money held
ought to hold that advantn‘ge as loll:
IIas possible especially in the midst of
prosperity 'wefl nigh Miraculous.
I know how difficult it is for one a
good ways from the scene of action to
understood ’why a special bill. repeal-
ing or revising some particular article
in the tariff cannot be enacted into
law Wildcat going into a lengtby
‘hrg‘uihdlit oh the whys and whereforea.
l close by saying that ”all easy as it
looks, it is nevertheless impossible.
Sincerely yours. ,
GEORGE, L. LILLEY.
CONNECTICUT PATENTG.
The following were issued April 4th.
1906. List furnished from office of A.
M. Wooster, solicitor of patents.
Bridiepo‘i't, Gonna
“David!“ ‘Apetein, Bridgeport pneuma-
c to
Charleen Smith, Bridgeport. cutting
‘meobliiils‘m.
9. P. Brown. Btratford.
multiplearcgl encore: dam. l
argon ew Haven p one
1:?!ng Stevens. New Haven, cas-
ket trlmlulng. design
”mailman. Whittemore. Hartford.
1". if. uroch. East Hartford culinary
utensil
laminated
door check and closer.
mimic moors... oIerby. buckle. 1"
5. Nllltihaon,l
-.s Todd. dwell“ foldlna
”ii ..
lists by no jsnliljlh
America has alivafi been first in the
pulling part on this question we ought
to be more cohesive. believing as 1 do.
running from Canada into this coun‘ »
Fred H. Bogart, New Britain, means are the inner man.
for cooling internal combustion en-‘Jgn no
that he left iter- m"
Li";
steam may have ‘
speed capacity of ill) miles on
but the schedule she runs on may
d be only 14 owls dine. on flour find;
all“; niayII very seldom got in on ache-d
etihe
0n the” other hand a corresponding:
English boat would be able to‘
24 miles an hour and very often won a
run to within a mile or so of iii no l
is limit o speed on regular sched lo.
and every hing miscible would be done
ti
to Igor it in on
nthc an or the New Yer or has
it choice of oiocal boat fill a. as
the New York Oahu. 36 on the «and; b
an the Hudson and 80 down the bay.
Boston comes next will; 45.1‘hen 99ml
es Baltimore with 30‘. many line's to
eastern shores being sorevcd. however.
with small and irregular boars. Then
comes Philadelphia Detroit and 0M2
cage with about 25 lines each.
V The many passenger lines on the
Great lakes are fully equal to the best
on the Atlantic coast The run‘ he
Ween Defrost and Buffalo is the long-i '7
est one night run in the country and
the tallest.
Looking" to Great Britain for a audit
parison we see at once that the local
channel lines are somewhat smaller
hosts as a rule. and not so luxurlml
as our best. but all faster and more
Dowerful. .
For example the great Priscilla th‘
largest of all our steamboatn. as a
tel length of 440 feet and 8. 5 0 horse;
power, while the Empress Queen. til:
for est paddle wheel steamer in ti;
’fris Channel has 10.000 horsepoweg
and is only 375 feet long.‘\ ‘
The Belgian govern nt puddleII
steamer running from on ad to boy
er, Princess Clemebtiuo. s 351 feet
long. with 9.200 basement has run
27 miles an hour and main talus a re:-
uinr schedule 0! more than 20.9 miles
an hour. The Sound‘- boat Pilgrim. 890
feet long. has 5,300 hordupower and
makes only 15 miles on our.
The Dutch line bpns between
Queeniiborb and Flushing a're frilly as
fast as the Princess Clementine. mak-
ing the run of 1245 miles at the. rate ‘\
of 19 miles an hour. The best of
these boats are 320 feet long and of
2,000 tons burden. and 9.000 horsepow-
e‘r each, enabling thorn to make 20
miles an hour when necessary to main.
tain the train schedule in stormy
weather.
Possibly the f t regular~ boat
schedule in the we dis maintainrlion
several trips a day between Hclylrcad
'and Dublin. 77 miles. The distance is
made in on average of 210 minutes,
More than 22 miles an hour. The n
of the Richard York to New Haven s
the same distance but takes 316 mi
ates when on time, or at the rate
less than 14 miles an hour, If w .
had a boat going to New Haven in? one
hour and a half less than the Peak
we would have the speed of these Enc-
iish boats; and yet the Perk is called
a llyer and does peas most of the other
Sound dboats. a
The distance from Dover to Calais lo2
95 miles and the regular bolus have
been making the trip in a few. minutes
over the hour and on! now cutiingdhls
‘tlowh to an even hour. Sandy
Hook run of the boats of the Central
Railroad of New Jerseyntne one falt
run we have in New York harbor.
takes one hour and a cunrmr.
distance is 20 miles. At heel .1 be
than 20 miles, an. hour
”r In. *
_ be last «excursion service by .
water for pleasure or holldan travel is »
resorts of t e wast of Scotland and
north of ire and. Many very is: day
excursion boats are operand be 0.1!
speed of 20 miles an hour 09‘ more be
ing often maintained
N‘iw coal-osmium.
The Hunrmstwood Pen Conpany
of New Britdtll has filed a certificate
of incorporation with the state secre-
tary. chle authorised capital stock
is $60. 000 and business will basin with
$10.0!» John W Eastward and A. M
from Glow? etc the many beautiful
A. 9‘ Bardweli Stamford, combined Eastwom of Plalllilllle. and Wflllll
Munro and E. Munro of New: Brita.
The “Nance“, Barber Distilling Oom-
Windsor has filed a
craft Here Can I‘iifil the Elders [9
. Knisht
beetle. .
. ruled alcohol bill alnaddy
for a world
to herald the I I
_ mule iodine
, I“ . ll ._
"run ligfla Harbor;
on may res
rd; ltlah my. omnaoy exten inn”
their plant to all to include in lts‘th‘r.
"will... an extensive yacht building lnI
deafened with:the yIacht is on it;II
ill in" 0 lie scan on
name it‘d” cabin was argon“ are
emulators at the yacht race in Cairn
also "this whedf the [rennin by a
WWWW‘M pdtfof’mbnbe lifted the Show
\vauhulia cup. and convinced that the
limit we built after the amber lines
for armed he sent a certified check
for 4 inc 0 omaunt to accrue W. Homi-
in) res debt of the International Po-
we on. with a «truest that he build
3‘53: alter the lines oi the lroquois
0hr. Heidiev replied that host bulld-
bid was not in his line. b t the noble
mail from Geneva was so persistent
list he sally acnuicced
"rt. niI'ldnhofl who designed the
ill; . Ioe‘th “Den" a during dc
‘ the prescribed rules of
that tore like a re
, the Hudson River until
m of! f of its frail construction
tirade? llabled was engaaed to design
and". almost in its entirety was
i built here. The officials of the concern
and duodenum“ in general are
“(hill the. tilt of her performance
9
in Euro an waters with. ‘a great deal
b; of intellect. ,
‘-
Then it liable Catlin-h in this traction
of the “Entry than all other diseases
but toner er, and until the last few
Eda huppo'sed to he incurable
33¢. at many years doctors pro
its local dl new and brands
ad “local remedies and by constantly
falling to cure with h‘local‘ treatment,
pronounced lt’ incurable. Science has
oroven catarrh her be a constitutional
disease add therefore requires about
Itutiofiel tredtmdli Hill's Clltarl‘l
are me ulactur by F. illiteracy &
00.. Tel 0. Ohio. hi the only constitu
tional cure on the market it is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to
blood and mu us‘ urtaces of the sys-
fem.
for any close it fallafl’o cure.
circulars and testimonials.
Address: 1w enema? a 00., To
iedo,0blo. L "1
Sold by Draggiats
Take Hell’s Fatally Pills for coast!
DIME. ,. .
K. OF c. SEND! ’10, 000.
basil—.-
ammo More co'ea Direct to San
Francisco. .
NEW HAVEN April 20 “Supreme;
Edward ti! ‘licarn. of the K.
of 0.. yedter’day sent to George A Con
belly. state deputy of California. 310.
000 for relief purposes. . The money
in contributed by K. of C. councils
all over the country.
Bella? this Philadelp la councils
gave. 000 Pittsburg 82 00 Denver
5‘“..000' 3c attic, Wash" councils sent
82.000 dither us (lalifornia.
.\ \W
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley ll 00., Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as a threat and land
remedy. and on account of the
merit and pupal .of Foley’s or
and Tar many in'l tions are offered
a genuine. These worthless for
as have similar-he adios dam
m of ”urgent. Incline Role '3
. pr ya u
‘ ”We: it and l! elm“, ally Emilia“:
t is i e best remedy for coughs not"
acids. Plainted's but; Steve.
WAa on was: Ascot-tor...
WASHINGTON. April “-—-A cam-
al‘tn for the defeat of the free dena-
has been
started in the senate. Tariff reduc-
lrlg ant ailments .are being prepared
and by; climb the measure is report «
ed out of the c mlttee on finance
Its friends brddixlt will be so load-
ed down no to at so debate approach
lag in volume the discussions on the
railroad rate bll v ,
i' agent: crusades“: oollvsar.‘
LAND Ore. April 90 .——The
{for (or titrations with the. slag"
dill-ant of lllnrfit
sprelild liter oftll
“Wis all"
m
w. Iflllvernlhl of canonical Ia
‘ three than lotion and do
snub ;&% are the d r
I alaubacrlborsI to the
fig
Oregonian this morningr says that. .re
”it?“ in remote
run a the
it ”dots directly on the ire
They b or no hundred dollars ‘
send for ’
. Willi?
age a dim car of Granger: York."
flow tom and Hartford Ruthless .3
it both were bound over to the Sb
" rlojr Court under bonds of 8500 each
be occupied in rampanw with a mans
lathed (learns Kertchér. are pliegedm
to have brbkiin open 'a freight car on
the night of
80 pounds oi! sp'al't‘er Vé'ohdi ed to the
Coo Brass Company of T r.ringtori
KIVcrtchel' left. 051an d Feehan and
Fitzgerald being arrc ‘ on the chat-
ge of theft. both cases Were dischargedtf -
for lack of evidence. .
A few days ago Kcrtcher was locat-
ed in Cambridge Mass” and a1—
ior being brought uncle to Ansonl'n
milled hiate’ s evidence. On the sirens“
ill bf Keftcher‘s lttory. Fitzgerald and
Feehan were Iagoin arrested this time
threshing 'a'hd terlng. and Keri
c or appearing a not them in court
toil I32. both were old for the Superior
‘our .
”L.
Orino laxative Flu!
sch and liver
stion. and s .
seven with out mi 3
like pills and ordinary cathartics.
cures indiaeatlon and sick headache
and chronic constipation. Orlno Lax-
ative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate
or. grips and in tin and pleasant to
take. .sgefuse su stitntcs. Pleisted's
t Syrup cures
ables as it aids
sells 6?
HAETEO' 2.5
crane to the number of 100 are in at-
tendance Mohair e 223i annual en-
campment of V out Division
Sons of Veteranil '
Despite the foot I
slight falling off . ,_
lugm the year the b, silica wl h 801
ding is a better
,1on
ft‘f'lt M'Wb’ ears ago. The
t or.
”midi. onwaIs devoted to
the readin’g' ts.o‘f the odicers.
all of which were accepted. The bal-
lllll'
and “l8 amo Ill 0
noon session.
ill THE WORLD
world can"
.. her live
vlihout them. important not to
neglect the‘ac organs if Foley' a Kid
ney Cure is taken at the first sign .‘«
tensor the aym toms will glean
all your healt , restored. as
theirs an as up“ these.
‘lln's‘ out.”
nothing.
man. lebano Kn. tell?“ "i 1.“er
used Foleys ldn Cure and take
mat pleasure in line it cured niu'ca
corms “dentin“: will” #189080.
certai 3y well have cost me my
Plainted’ a Drug Store.
. oEA'rH Draw“ AISCIDENTAL
BRIDGEPDR. April mic—The re
rooms of George Porter, aged forty-
‘lve a well known resident of this
city. Were discovered about six 0 'cioclt
lveaierday in the mud and water of Yel-
low Mill Pond. lie was a native of
\lanchestcr Conn. and has relativesr
there ‘Vsdtfl 791$)me
There were flQ:I l l
:Ijn , Vw n it
upon the body
bought lb ii
I less than 24
'6"
‘W
”W
lady was ill
flours. I
swam ed do me ill
TOPEKA. italic, Anal s‘ -«
Democratic state lcomutlon warmth
all th ”13.13;“ 33” today it wasIgieilseaghd
y a s -
for William A. 9%313”
be nominated as" governor by accla—
elation. Ben ria who is in
chime. held wired hi a
friends not to consider his as e. The
convention was called 100$ r ”it
State Chairman WE on. State
Senator doori’e ll norm. of John-
son County.
chairman.
new «HAVEN; MAN unaware. v.
AVEN April Ill. -Ab only“
decomposed body of a man was found
near the railroad dock. known as Pod“.
lint ‘ mm d .
'Itl.
“MN.
r.
March 36th and stolen. d
.‘ Hillier
f Thin, Cla
the reports of
of the him more
lipi- 0rd. Ii
was made te‘i'nporaryltl ,I 25
t tin .
myddgdygfi V
nedf '
.‘lllllicr. 0 ill
otion of one or»
undead of blunt the result all
‘ l
’~ n firadual ‘grc‘wth. as has ”linen in
care with many other collegca. '
tiles
. genera: effect of granite and;
lie marbl
nails in in ideal one it. even.
,. 3the ‘Hudson on one side and.
‘ island Sound on the other, and ;-
adds a view of the city for many‘
was. to the large number of stu-
cum ‘w o are to occupy them, it was
determined that these buildings should
represent the most advanced form of.
lirdproof construction. it was resolved .
but the danger of fire starting in or
destroying any one of them should be
reduced to :1 “minimum and the poo
slbllity of its spreading to others ell-L
minatcd altogether. . This has been
2 affected by the use of new tile fire
breeds: from the basement to tho
roof of every building iii the group.
Especial attention was paid to the
Chemistry building as the: danger from:
fire or explosion in all enperiuleht in:
heraldry wile considered {greater than
in any other class of modéf’n build
“enact-l AND Liven mounts ”‘5
'l‘h walls are of hollow lie. the}
floors of glass tile, and he be of is—
bles either stone 0r marble, so that it‘
.a fire or an explosion did occur the
damage resulting would be confined to
one area and east controlled;
Experts say that the great assembly
lieu of the main barium all! will
seat 2, too people. is the driest
mol
in the world of an up-Itodats‘ firewood -
pubs‘llic hallI t l i thl ll ll and in
com e e y s p a s
on all Maui's that it within solenoids
le for a fire to burn into it lf‘olli til‘d
' orttside. while the danger of 'a fire
in the hall itself is so remote that an
audience would have little roar of suf-
locallliln
numbered ill. >
once in the callill‘trehsury is $440.99 1
hahdI.V,lnIthe division I
W.—
I . em IivAnI'rrollo ”Wig” rig-r won:
Officers will “be, elected at the nffer- .
Ra am of S has one Loni Have
)3 Eden e'atly fig ambit!
HARTFORD. April Elias-Thin
Hartford Fire insurance competitors
are not at all worried aniline realllt at
the looses they will be chin bl:
boy resulting from the son clsoe‘
fire was strongly evidenced 319"”le
in" statemeiits made by Prhsid‘elit Wl
‘llaln B Clark. of the Astra Fire in-
- advance company still .lchit A.
’hrown
Fire damned
companies worn“ all“
from Ne w York of 'a ‘m‘
’he earn sales bit by illb‘re
drag‘ tectldnlsnsake. so far a‘stbe
MCOmIlbllfél are concerned
also said, that he believed
the damage done by
the fire in San Francisco were very
really exaggerated and believes that
‘c coilipsnlcs will not be liable to
more than 8160. 000N000 The loss has
3:“ placed at as high its trounce.-
0
Ni". prawn was of the belief that
sports on the actual idea would be
rt. has been ‘alid said that the relihoh
acompauy had not received up
liteh would from thecoaat wits because
the vaults of the compbny in a burned“
building were not it. enable on ac.
count of the heat.
" 'He has received word from the San
n‘the Francisco agent or did company that
as soon as the vaults cool off’ enough
to allow the men to open them the
a or the company will be ex-
at he would derided.
t Not a single share of stock in
companies of “is
city was adored r sale by broken.
today. The following list was proper
350:,“
ed by the limit era:
.tA na Fire lino; Connecticut.
II}; boo. National «to;
DEVI!“ l‘i-VAND TQITUEI
bl: crass. myrrh;
lean“ vised to Ice-billy Boo law I Am
. wold lodge.“ dig
w the convention at user at the finial
.lcnma'nd
District, Held In New London.
NEW LONDON. April 25. —-'i‘he
twelfth annual convention of the Con-
nectitut Dian-in independent Order. of,
Odd Fellows. anchester Unity, was
held in Pythia Halli: this city, today.
Morning and St tornado sessions were
held. Provincial Grand Master W. W.
Bond, of Moosup, presided. Other of-
floors present were; Provincial Dep-
uty Grand Master Edward Crooks. Vof
Norwich; Secretary erbert Martin. of
Hartford. and Prov racial Gorréspontl}
lug Secretary of the. it ode island Dis-
trict George lord, of rofidence. was
present as a guest 0.1 honor The re-
ports read at the morning session
chewed that again of about 125 had
been madeeI in; membership in the past
year. death claims have been
:1, 400. 68 The massement expenses
have been 8000.90
The conventionxoted $100 to the re—
lief of the members of the order in
San Francisco and also vited to es.
lablish a widow‘s' and orphans fund.
One of the latent lodges in be form~
ed in the dietrl t is Samaritan lodge,
o: Baltic. whlc has a large charter
membership. There were twenty five
«telesales ”88th Loyal Fort Gris
city, entertained
Royal. Oillcers will be elected bite
this afternoon.
HUMAN BLOOD MARKS.
. A tale of barrel was told by merits
of human blood in the home of J. w.
Willi?! . a dollvknown merchant of
y. He writes: "Twenty ycrrs
ago i had severe hemorrhages of he
. lungs. aInd was near death when i be-
scovery.
have re-
use _
.01“ ”y
QTY
lira
Dr. King‘s Ne
teomple ly cured me a
drained yell var Isinoefl
Hemorrhazee. omega I8e
coins and ar'on: us. and in
known cure or Wall!
. unnamed 091'.
South Norwallt. and or-
“all Drugglsts. 50c and 9100. Trial
bottle free.
resources“ , ”or concedes.
} will Take lilacs doma'tima 'Meen
Middle of June pad Anibal. _
WASHlNGTON. April 25 .——ceh¢ms
will adjourn some time between the
middle of June and the first of August.
artfo . T i
135 said not more via; not 1531:. h“ “ my ”“5”
c'm
This was the reply of Speaker Can
non today to an inquiry about the pro-
bable lemlh of the present sessibn.
He added;
“The appropriation bills have been
fairly well advanced by the house.
but the senate practically has done
nothing with them. if the senate
should pass». rallrpdd rate bill by the
first of “1.1 would take all of six
weeks for the‘ at 01'.th work. which
must be done. And who knows whe-
ther the rate bill will be passed by the
first of May? .
"In addition to the appropriation
bills— and the house will not permit
them be be main! through with all
the senate amendmeuishv there are
r mandated which probably will
in a some tlinet Mao no amount 0!
a very early adjournment. We'll be
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