“TEE . no
«151111111 It reveals in
35 "moi?" thorou‘sl’d are
I. and lets tort Iu
hosutleoiof the
,, Norkahire Hills. which e11-
litter outbwestem Connects
tor extremity of the
v... to Ii‘lsber'o Island. and all
smut of Interest. are given
usher together with the rates
prions hostelries. The book-
, worth perusing. for who if
dor does not. intend to take
on endowed with many gifts
thre's band.
, "dishonest. Within the lim—
0 the State included. but there are
Illa it number of hotels and
he“ vicinity of Bridgeport
thrilling a touch of local c0-
liati: in the pamphlet. Among
_ 5 . e fainted resorts are the Bench-
2 5:3 e, Inn. Greens Farms; Montowese
Rhona nd Neck. Brepford. Car-
ta'i’s 1.011 , iford Conn; the spa
chins mxewood Inn of Greenwich; the
' eight Hotel Elston and Mohlcun lio-
t 5o Witterbury and New London res-
Hotel Aspinwuil and Hen
:{iwo extensive hostelrica in
the énifl‘. of the Berkshllcs. the for-
mer- st Lenmr, and the latter at. Stock
bridge The GrisWold among the most
“extensive watering places on the
Sound; The Berkshire The Maple-
we, ,The Red Inn. 'i‘he Curtis, all
’ ' Hill places In Great Barring
id, Stockbridge and Lenox
res ctlveiy In the fOnr inst mention
ed especially are to be found the most
delightful surroundings.
' But these are but a few of the. mul-
.tltude of resorts that are brought al5
most to one’s door'through the speedy
and comfortable trains of the Con-
905 awarded; The pamphlet may be
ob hinted at any ticket office, or by
forwarding a two cent stamp lo 1". C.
.Coiey,A AUG P. 11., New Haven, Conn.
HIS THIRD COLLISION WITH A
5 TROLLEY CAR.
" Mr. Green of Wilton Loses 3 Wagon
Wheel ahd Is Toned Into the
Street.
.5 Wellington Green of Wilton had
his third collision with a trolley car
_ Saturday night, and as in his former
catalogues the trolley car came. out
'jth Inner fl‘he accident happened
nos .the residence of Postmastcr Brod
ley 5. Keith of Winnlpnuk.
Mr. Green had been to Norwalk to
do some l1'uding and stalled home.
When he reached Wlunlpnnk he 1e
modifier'éd that ho had to buy a bag of
“Chili and .Hnlolted back for town again.
He. drove along the wrong side of flu
road until he was almost alongside of
a trolley car bound north and then no
steered across the track directly in
front of the car. Molnrmnn Ionics
afiingland reversed, but could not slop
in if rue
» Th9} force of the collision smashed
suffinizon wheel and the. shafts and
‘ IL”?- Greon info the. street. He
in not, injured. however. The trol-
. II assisted him in getting straigh.
.911st out and then he started for
home.
hour: 391.17 PLAYING BALL.
“mud Natteforcl, Jr., of Wilton Ave-
one, Meats With Another Accident.
Howard Natteford Jr., of Wilton
.5. Minus. one of the most unfortunate
Toy: in town. met. with another pc-
Iie was
trident. Saturday afternoon.
'11, via in the field for the for Nor
‘Lwalit. funlors in a game at Norwalk
Park. Saturday afternoon. While
“tithing I fly his hand was so badly
' . , he swoon two fingers that several
hdd to be taken in the wound
’ phby'e misfortunes began when
11' :il off the Norwulk Park bridge
' He strurk his Ill 11d
. 1111 would have drowned
,d'l' 'I‘ic'onuclouu had be not l'wcu
' jover‘ed. 1.11111 wintcr he broke
fish the ice on the mill pond and
nearly drowned.
PORATION PAPERS FILED.
, .J. Hodgettn Paper and Box
55 (pouring Corporation of Walling-
5 lied a certificnte of incorporation
‘ 1 5 p secretary of stats today The
sues is Iii. 000 with the shores
, and the incorporators are
tts E. R. Hodgetts and
odgstts. The company will
tore boxes.
ate of organization was
he 11 nor & Mitchell Mann.
c :i: ort,
'1
. demeanor
u firm: It! with!!!» i- set um.
. I? B.
'5. i'thinli'”l
IT. '1 T m .
that to the ornaments. '
Judge hunks delivered the closing
moot for the “one end Senator
drop 55am” at to.
‘ is or
5 build Iced
some from a witness as there which
came from Brown. whom he termed
"A periurod criminal. "
~ 1'" was ciao mien, Judge. Wheeler
boson his charge which continued for
all minutes. After speak; ”for pearly
live? Mouton, he crusted the fury to be
settled. as the charge was of more than
t e ordinary length. rat defined
t '0 crime of burglary. and trefoil it in-
to its component elements. He then
{poke of the specific crime and 8%“
hat the only point contiovertod
the attorneys was in r'cgard to the
clause that "a felony must'bc Intend
on.” He said that it was conceded
that larceny or theft wasp felony. but
it had been. claimed bylhe'dei‘euuc
that, should it be found that. kidnap
plug was the lut.enl that it would not
be burglary, as his crime was a this
instead of a felony. “Ii
stated that such was the old English
law, but it had never been adopted in
the United States, and It would seem
an injustice that the lesser crime
should be considered as a felony while
the. one more serious In its eonsc
qusuces should be regarded only as a
misdemeanor, and in his opinion the
kidnapping would be a felony. With
that construction. the. chnrge of burg-
lary wngcompleted. 5
He informed the Jurv that the ill-
tent was to be determined by them as
a fact, but the intent to commit lur
ccuy might be inferred from the fact
that valuables wore kept in thc.
house to the knowledge of the pnrly
mulling an enlrnncc. “'l‘bcl'e arc two
fundamental principles of law in this
clso. First, Has the crime been prov-
en beyond a reasonable doubt? and
second. Has it. been pr'nvcu beyond a
reasonable tloubl that. the accused
committed the crime?"
Judge Wheeler then review-d the
evidence which was pr'cscufcd by the
stale, giving in brief the statement of
events on the night of September 2
In the Morrlll house. also stating the
fact of the broken window and thc
evident-cs which were i‘ound the next
day. lle then said, “No one has posi-
tively identified the accused as flu
man who fired the shot. and the dc-
fensc states the lncom-lusivcnosa of
the Identification is material." ..
Hc analyzed the essential portions
of the testimony. stating the claims
of the prosecution and the counter»
claims.- of the dcfcnse. He stated that
on the morning in question Brown
was found at the depot and that tho
stoic claimed that his clothing was
wet: that he knew enough of the
household affairs to know that the
silver was kept, up stairs: that be
had the opportunity to do the deed:
that, his wedding day was fast so
preaching: that be had lost consid~
arable money and that he rcgar'dcd
this as a means of replenishment, and
lid the flood. The court said that
the. proof of a. motive was not rlcccs
nary
in regard to the point of the dc-
fcusc that if Brown had been guilty
of the assault there would have, been
blood spots upon him. he stated that
it “as claimed by tho state that
there had been no cvidclicc that, ”In
wounds Were of such 11 nature as to al-
low the blood to flow freely.
The matter of the pistol which was
unwncd was dcinilcd by the court.
ind the stall-mould 11nd argumcnls
inalyzcd. but Judge. Wbcclcr told lhu
jury that, it was for them to chor-
mlue whether or not the one exhibit-
ed in court was the one that thc
prisoner pawued In New York in
April.
An interesting part of .ihc charge
was in regard to circumstantial t-vl-
dcncc. He said: “The defense (Ionics
that tho guilty appearances, cltbcr
singly or combined, show the guilt. ol'
the prisoner. and that tho cutlrc cvi
deuce rests upon circumstances which
1t best are unreliable. That is true.
bircumstantinl evidence is unreliable
unless it leads to reliable conclusions.
' "There is no legal distinction bc-
tween direct and circumstantial cvl-
deuce; all most be considered by lhc
lury. Suppose that no person was
present when a crime resulted in
death, then no one wouldsbo called
upon to testify. The facts to provc
conclusively must be strong. it to
prove guilty only direct evidence
could be considered. how many unis
would go undetected and how many
crimes would be unpublished.
"The single question is. Does the
evidence in this case. satisfy you of his
guilt beyond a reasonable doubt? if it
does. it is your duty to (lOlIVifi tbc
prisoner; if it does not, then it Is your
duty to acquit him "i'ou gentlemen
are the sole judges of the facts of tho
case: it is neither the duty or the prlv
liege of the court .to interiors.”
5- He informed the . fury that they
might lake into consideration the pre-
vious good character of the occurred.
but it must. be considered in coupon
tion with other evidence. "For it is
true that good men and women do
commit crime. The state claims that.
it Is..ontitled to conviction if Brown
it - lilthd; councils ton of the
More on Thank; domain the um.
“ “Finally 1' bor’thl'it lilo sounded
is presumed innocent until his guilt is
mo 0 hi.
crimp 511.c- magi e 'b'hr'rlion
l
alone. a surmise or u
h 1 but it t111,1,111111‘1u 1’11 11"”
41 one nuts rev.
recs 11‘. {‘1th How has”; reachable}
doubt, thongou should acquit: if ya
like hot. yo should convict. The can
_ .lolii: your blinds. bulletins; .on any, .
y". ruin-m.
I .
It Was It“ when the 31
“1555.. war:-
17: ilihld'mhaalfalluliil fill
that his attention mm ”beams
WM
Durlnp the or 3
he said that he ,
a torrent of lies ,
bhébh'" ',
his mo :11. .2
.l “pres T.‘ V1111. the
urn dri’ mos residing at 2113
Man street, south Noriialk.
50.in
had eaten it and even if this did 11
happen 1 had. plwoys a feeling. [of of
tress. i was hlso subject to at ticks
of dissipates and heud'uebes and u. burn
her of times bad to all. on some stoop ,
or dodrwuy pnlil the dizziness left me. '
My food turned dour shortly after cot
lug and often 1 bad to leave a party of
friends to get rid of this sour tonsil
otter dinner.
“1 got a bottle of Dr Richards Dye
pepsin 'l‘nlbets about two. months. ago
bud begun taking them.
rclved for after using our. three bottles
of the tablets I can honestly say that
i never felt holder in my life. i must
and do recommend this remedy to obi
my friends
Ask your drufigist for Dr. Richards
byspepsi in Tab Say “Richards'
twice. Price 50 cents per bottle
Made by Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tub
I‘ei association, 53 Worth slr.eet New
'or
dict. Those who had united hurried to
the court room. and after the jury
had filed into their seats, and the fore
man bud made his usual statement re
gaming the agreement upon verdict.
Brown was toldlo stand and face the
jury.
CIIIIII'SIOICUI and will) an air of in5
difference, be board the verdict of
“(lullu as charged in the lufornur
llon,’
Not a muscle of Browns face. mov
15d as he beald .iudgc. ercclcr plo-
bounce l1 sentence of from it‘ to it:
years in slates prison,
While the prisoner seemed so utter-
ly indifferent. not. so with his sweet
hmrt. Miss Kate 'l‘icrney. who has
boon faithful to him throughout the
entire trial. llardii‘ was the silence
which followed the judge‘s words
broken, when she gave way'to her
feelings and burying her face. in her
handkerchief, burst into sill-1.- Sin-5
continued to weep for several mlnutcs.
Finally the prisoner was taken from
the court room into Ibo.
Sheriff Hawicy. by whom he was Ink-
ed to jail to await his transportation
to Wcihersiicld.
HOW’S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for
not be cured by Halls Calarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & (30., 'l‘olcdo, 0.
We. the undersigned, have known
F. .l. Cheney for the last it. years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able. to carry out any obligations mode
by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN £1 MARVIN.
, ,Wbolcknle Druggisto. ’i‘oledo.,().
Hall‘s Cnturrh Cure ls.iukcl1 inter-
nnlly, actlugndlrcctly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
'l‘cstllnonlals scnt free. Price 75¢ per
bottle. Sold in all drugglsls
'i‘uke llnlls Family Pills for consti-
potion
oauausv osmosis ecHoot. com-
1
Town Meeting Instructs to Recnyage
Principal Gilman.
DANBURY, June illsm lit a special
town meeting held lust night. it was
filled to engage Clilrnun C. Fisher .5111
superintendent of the.- schools for the .p,
coming form commencing August l.
at u salary of 82000111111 also to ill-
slrmt the town school connultlcc in
behalf or the tow11,1o currl out the
provisions of thc runolutlou. Mr. Fish
11 11.... been superintendent for two
you 1'3 but, of fire last proofing of the
committee, by 11 win of' 7 lo 6, it was
decided not to co cngugo blur.
Mr. Fisher is popular and his trip ls
look up the matter and petitioner i re
selectmen to call It special town meet-
ing. There was a difference of opin-
ion of tho committee regarding the nu.
thority of the town If) overrule the ac-
tion of the committee
witchlng plies provoke profanity.
but. profanity won't cure them Dunn‘s ,
Ointment euros itching. bleeding or
protruding piles after years of suffer-
ing. At any drug. sl..oro
WILLING To FIGHT svsquno
. , OIL.
ornvainun 0,1111... 1141..
Louder of today says
An extra. session of the Ohio Louis»
lnfurs is naked by the independent on
mom of the state. A formal request
for the issuance of the special call is
being prepared for the Governor while
letters bgarin on the subject are to
has .0111. I{to CIIIII.‘ ml to every
mom or of t spiel a u o. .
Should the spocinl session be called-
tha independent all men will arse the
enlistment of two lttws.u'i1ich,tl1oy
doom necessary to insure them fair
play as 11311th the sedan-.1 Oil
Colonial.
rumination
in" now in operation In
.Kunaas.undlowh.'rl1o second is the.
maximum hauls law, which has our
aided the independent oif operators in
Kansas to obtain equal rates from the.
railroads. thus plants- them 011 the
{competitive but '11 us the rant
9.. .
{than efferent?“
"1 bonus to suffer with dyspepsia"?
about title years ago and I used to:
throw up my food almost as soon as. l '
Ishali nev- ;
or donate offering thanks for benefit re- ,
office of'
any case of (lutnrrh that. can. .
s first is the anti-die 5'
, oil in" the at 1:14:11on
.1111 It"?
'" unneednoeg orfi. rib 15‘
Fear kinds, Choginto, Vanilla
gt'rawborryfimd gnfluvorod’ M '
Wh:unfl Jan-1713115 53ft”; Vgtu’liuo
hull!!!» ,M’oflnc '0‘
sussIAu 110131.235 caucuses.
Hao Practically Endorsed the Govern
ment Agrarian Program.
81‘. PETERSBUIIG June lit—The
Nobles Congress, now I11 session herc
has practically endorsed the govern
rucni s agrariun programme. hnvlnr
declared Itself against the forced ex
pl'opl'idllop of land and proposing only
two methods for the relief of the pen
sums. nurucly. purchases of land
through the peasunl‘s banks and
transmigration to Siberia, especially
the latter and rcconicuding the grant
lug of res land in Siberia. and cxemp»
lion from tuxos for a period of years
The. Congress also endorsed the go
vcrnment’s proposition for n dissolu
lion of the comruunc s1siern where
it is drlsir'gcd An influential but small
minority headed by (‘ounf ilvnr',off 0
Situated", protested against the solfisl
attitude of the. nobility, urging uu
urniilugly find the large landlords. iI.
they wished to escape from utter ruin
must ccdc something to the pcusuu
try.
A strong effort is being made by
'lrv moderate Liberals who are being
organized into 11' new party under the
leadership of M. l’crmcloff, lo Induce
the emperor 11nd court to attempt. lr
"pinpromiso lbo eiluarion by supplant.
log the Gorcmykln riiinlsiry with 1
mixed cabinet chosen from the Oslo
her party, the party of Dillllt'lt‘l'illif‘ rc
forms and the. Constitutional Demo
trails. '
Although flu crop mmrts from flu
enlirc \Vcslcru pi":.~i.miutc includinr
Poland frdm llu' Black Sun and from
tho. (lull of Finland 11115 cxct'licnl, thc
Jamal reports from tiu- Volga r'ogior.
indicate that Russian will escape 1
, famine.
"KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL
your conscluuct 'rilcur and Hill] bow
151:1 open.‘ Tin-11531:.- a ton of common
scope in ii. (Jouslipulion is death l1
lifc. 'l‘hc lntcslincs arc clogged will
umllcr. You must move lt, or be slcl
5—f1'1'c1' possibly. 'l‘ukc. llr., I)ll\'Ii
licnncdy‘s Favoritc ilcnredy unlil tin
bowels 1111' clczir and natural. Wrib
llr. David Kcuncdy's Sons. Rondoui, N
i'.. for n. free sample bottle. Lorin
bottles 31.1111, all drugglets, "
Iv'l'eo Smuplc iioilics 111 R. II. l’lnlsled‘:
w...— ~.-.~-~_..- .......
RECEN'l" ARRIVALS or VESSELS.
NEWPORT. R .l.. Juno l2.———Slcnml
151' Bremmr, from Bremen and Cbcr-
bmu'g for New, York, is reported 11,1
wlrcless from the Nantucket South
Shoals Lightship 15111 the torpedo sltr
lion hero. in; having pnssmi the lighl
vessel of 4 n. 111. The Bremen will
probably reach her dock about 7:311
111.
SIASCONSE'I‘ Muss, Juno 1"
Steamer Cnrouia. from Liter pool and
ancnslovin for New York. “as in
<0uuuuulcullon by wireless with flu
station here when 1:30 miles east of
Nantucket Lightship at 5:40 a. or. The
Cul'ouiu will probably reach her docl
about. 7:39 11. 111. Wednesday.
-.SiAS(1()NBET, Mass, Juno 12’.»
Steamer ‘Kulscr Wilhelm ll.. from
firemen. Southampton and (lbsrbourc
for Now York, was in cornuuu1luctlon
by wireless wllh‘ thus station horc
whcn 200 fillies cost of Nantucket
Idsirtshlp at 7:31) 11. ill. The Knluor
Wilhelm ll. will probably l'cuch her
dock about 7:30 11. 111.. Wednesday.
CURED OF BRIGHT'S DISEASE.
(loo. A. Sherman. Lisbon Rod Mills.
Lowrance Co, N. \'., writes: “i had
kidney distutsc for many yours and had
‘ been treated by physicians for twelve
‘ years: had tuken a well known kidney
medicine and other remedies that were
recommended but got no relief until i
began using Foley‘s Kidney Cure. The
first half bottle relldve‘d me and four
.bottlss have cured me of this terrible
disease. Before i begun inking fro
ie'y's Kidney Cure I had to make water
,sbout evc1y fifteen minutes. day and
night. and passed .11 brick-dust sub
stance. and sometimes a slimy sub
stance. I believe I would have died
if I had not. taken Foley‘s Kldnoi
Cure.” Plaitted's Drug Store. *0
.NOOKINGA AND “FmT‘ALL ACCIDINT
BE’I’NEL,A .fuuc is.-lu rind. of
many people on the platform of the
railroad stoiiou' In this place. flurry
.Cl'ofut, lib yours old. was failings“, by 11
I.
only division "startle '
1y mangled. Crofut was cross 11; the
track and opphrently became confuse
tho "amt “111'.
0 safety between til
It fins
1. trains '
turnips on locum later to be
5 malls in by the locomotive. The top
his skull was out off one 1111; crush
and one foot severed. Monro! til 1'.
mental?“ the Nation bottoms faint at
its c . ,
e
. was called this morning, there was a
‘ fury, this being the
a hip ad 111115111. tracts '
domination.
SIMMEORD. June lair—The £11111qu
continue If the Protestant. Episco 5
ml diocese of Connecticut was held
11 Stamford yesterday. Practically
is every parish In the diocese was ropro» ,
settled 111111le Rev. Chauncey Burma 5
On. presided. ,
the first. business session
celebration of the Holy Communion In
Kills church. The hslebrsu't was Bis ‘
as assisted by the 5
members of the a sliding committee
; nod the archdeucous of the diocese. 7
hop Brewster, who
who are:
' Rev Sierra 0 Seymour. 1). 1),. Mid
'diofuwn; Rev. William J Andrews, D.
0., Guiltord; Rev. utcwm't means, I).
,‘D New Haven; Rev. bouts N.‘Boolb.
‘ Bridgeporl1iiev..lobn ll‘. Plumb, New
Milford; Rev Georg H Buck. Derby:
‘ Rov.l~la1'r'y l Bod] 3/. New Britain;
Rev Oliver H flattery, Portland, and
Rev, Idlfliolis M. Hardy. Pomfrol.
Realected for Twelfth Time.
The business session was culls
order by Bishop Brewster. After be.
formal roll-cull and organization, Rev.
Dr. Hurrltunn was again elected score;
weifih time he
has been called to in t post.
The order of“ business included 11
number of routine matters.
The following committees were ctr
trounced:
Admission to New Parisheszev.
li‘. Windsor Blnfhwniie, Rev. Chur-
les Scofleld, Rev. Erlt B, Schmidt, W.
W. Sklrldy. h. N. Van Heuren.
Constitution and Canons—~Rcv. Sam-
1el Hurt, Rev. James H George, Rev.
William A Beardsley, Morris W Sey-
mour Gardiner Greene.
F'lnunccmitev. Charles Morris Ad-
linen, George M Curtis, John F.‘
frncy. ‘
Nominations to fill vacancies In tho
esnn boards of trustees and for lay
“rectors of the Missionary Society-—
Rev William H. Lewis, Rev J. Eldrcd
drown, Rev Henry Macbeth. Edward
B. 1.. Curler.
Alrdiiors—-—-E. B. '1... Carter, Richard
if. Lyon, l.. Waller Clark, Charles R.
Pence. ,
lmyutcn to prepare roll of lay dele-
gates for next convention with the
lccroi.1r_1"~Chnrlos H Chase, Ward C
Powell.
Samuel Wheeler Chosen.
Samuel Wheeler of Falrfield. was
elected to the board of trustees for
be Bishop’s fund to succeed the late.
Wilbur F. Day. John J. Kellogg of
Waterbury was elected to the board
if trustees of Si. Morgurct's Subool
‘or Girls, of Wain-bury to fill the vu
uncy caused by the death of Charles
is). Graves, of New Haven.
The following standing committee
Hit-1 elected: Rev, Dr. Samuel Hurt.
litldlctown; Rev. Dr, Storm 0. Soy-
uour. Lilchilelrl: Rcv. Slcwnrt Menus,
“(cw Haven: Rev. G. T. In'ndsley.
Inrtt‘ord: Rev. M. G. Thompson,
‘lrecnwich.
Bi~ContennIai Celebration.
Included I11 the business of the. at-
ternoon was the directing of the bish-
m to appoint a committee to arrange
”or the bicentennial celebration of
stabllsbmcnt of the church in this
little. ‘
Bishop Brewster suggested that as
he first Episcopal church bud been
ocnlorl in Slrulfm'd, ll would be u
'ccomiftlon of this fact if the convcn
den of next your should be held at
iridgcport. A resolution of sympathy
u the illness of Rev. W. G. Aridrcurs,
1f Gullfor,d was [tossed and .11 telegram
1cm lo the Rev. Mr Andrews. An ad
ilcsu 1111s mode by (l. W. Pepper of.
Philadelphia.
FOLLOWING THE FLAG.
When our soldiers went to Cuba and
be Philippines health was the most
ruminant consideration. Willis T. M01
an, retired Commissary Sergeant U.
i, A.. of Rural Routol. Concord, N. H.
rays: "1 was two years in Cuba and
wo yours in the Philippines, and be-
ng subject to colds, I took D1. King's
\lew Discovery for Consumption which
kept me In perfect benllb. And now,
11 New Hampshire, We find It the best
medicine In the world for coughs,
voids, bronchial troubles and all lung
lisosscs. Guitrantecd at F. ii. 1311x-
5.o1"s. South Norwalk. and E. I“. Wood's.
\lorwalk, druggists. Price 500 and
$1.00. Trial bottle free. ”
, sacuaao :MPLoth'I ouu.
And Threatened to Kill New London
Family. -
NEW LONDON. June iii—«The
nurse. of ii (‘ilnlon Explosion, five
ullcs from the village. of North Slou-
npton and films from Preston City.
you entered by Frank Mayhsw, a nu-
'.1'o formerly employed by Explosion
yesterday. about. 2 o‘.clock Mr Eagles-
‘on uWoke to find the negro in the'
rouse and in possession of his gun.
with which it in alleged he threatened
0 kill his old employer. Mr. E .rgles
on not out and securing his son's
rid captured and disurmod the negro
1nd bound him.
Muyhew was under the Influence of
liquor and seemed to puss. into a stu-
not. but when left alone a few urinu
loo broke his bonds and escaped. only
to be ie—caplurod 11 fow,1ninutcs later.
He was discharged by 'Mr. Emission
last week, and In said to have made
thrusts nimimu the bitter. when ho
ls sober enough he will be tried. chur-
zed with b rglar and assault with In-
tent to kll in u notice court of North
Stoulhslon. The negro is said to have
a full record
W
A THOUOAND' DgibLbAflfl' WORTH
“l have it afflicted with ,
and bladder. ubltiw for years. ., _
moral or Ilium
point." shrill Iiw'I‘h
known coal operator of “Buffalo. 0&1 ‘
, ll. . _,
' I it ’ i'io ‘
stance sud now I have no pain across
my kidneys and I feel like I new mun.
. modicum of good. "
"will cure grew
. 133% (III 1; 1§h%‘ MEI“? ,dieem.
'“ curlsequcucc.
stop all fermentation,
' natural assistance that robot. the
of Bcctbam 1. Pills gradually slrer
oral healtl h
.Bcccham' s Pills have been use
and public for over fifty yours.
Hold Everywhere In 'noon.
NEW ENGLAND TENNIS TOURNEY
HARTFORD. June 13 .-—'l‘he contest-
ants for the tennis championship of
New England were favored by another
fine. day today. The second round in
singles will be obeyed today and the
first round in dor bles will be started
l1' rho mnr.nins Wylie 0. Grant, of
New Yor,k and H. B. Stoddard, of
Bridgeport are scheduled to play at
11 o‘clock and at that time E. W.
Pond, of Windsor will meet J. F.
Drake, of Boston.
In the doubles I. Fitch and E It
Ingrham will meet Grant and T. R.
Poll, of New York
CASTOR IA
«Infants and Children.
flu find, You Han Aliutiluulu
Bears the .7 a :
Signature of
PHOENIX ‘INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD Juno 13.‘-—-—'l be second
annual meeting of the General Muno-
gcrs of the Phoenix Mutual Life In-
smancc Company began here yester-
day and will continue for thrcc drums
dcr in the Board of Trade rooms by
Jules (llrurdin. ofChlongo, president of
the association. Mayor Henney ex-
tended a welcome to the Insurance
nzcu. (lonmuny managers from all sec-
tions of the country were in attenti-
uncc.
DEATH FROM LOCKJAW
novcr follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's A1 nlca. Salvo. its antigen.
tie and healing properties prevent'
blood poisoning. Chas. Oswald mer-
chant, of Ronssolnersvllio,
writes: “It cured Seth Burch, of this
place, of the ugliest sore on his neck
1 ever snw' Cures Cuts. Wounds.
Burns and Stores 25c. at F. H Bax—
ter‘ s, South Norwulk, and E. P. Weed‘ s.
NorWslk, d1 113 stores.
Any man with nothing to do has a
hard job.
I b‘cu ”any portion of 11...: remains in
dig out, it causes the formats of bull cation.
‘rapldiS Ethiopia, irritating the sons
while other ports of the body. 9
sweeten the contents of the stomach and give
" soon restores them to a normal, healthy condition.
Beecbaur' s Pills positively cure all stomach troubles willie their
beneficial edcctu on the liver and kidneys gleatly improve the gen-
'i‘hc morning session was called to or-.
m'ilds undistorted food
alive coating of the stomach,
Articulorly the hired. suffer in
stomach of its burden. ”the use
luihcns the stomach pcrvcsyund
d and recommended by the gen-
.' we 5...: and.
'5»..—
OONNECTICUTn AGRICULTURAL
COL LLEGE, '
STORES, Conn. June l3.——'l‘he
events of the day in tho commence-
ment exercises of the Connecticut Ag.
rl‘cultural College, included the class
of 1902 prize cxamlnatioa in dalrylng,
and the alumni prize examination in
practcal agriculture. The result will
be announced today at the graduation
exercises. A ball game was also
played this morning between the col.
logo and alumni teams, the former
.wlnnlng 11 to 10. Yesterday ruler-
noon the class ivy was planted and
“last night the class dance was held.
DEADLY BERPENT BITES
are as common in India as are stomach
1and liver disorders with us. For the
llatter, however, there is a sure rome-
11y Electric Bitters: the great reo-
torotlvs medicine, of which 8. A.
Brown, of Bennettsvhlle S. C., says:
“They restored my wife to perfect.
health, after years of suffering with
Idysp’opsla and a chronically torpld liv-
led." Electric Bitters cure chills and
ifo'ver, malaria bllllonsncss, lame back,
kidney troubles and bladder disorders.
Sold on guarantee by F. H. Baxter,
South Nor,wnlk and E. P. Weed, Nor-
waik dr'uggists. Price 50c
FOUND DEAD iN BNIDGEPORT.
‘DRIIXIEPOR'I‘, June l3.—-John Hor-
dina, fifty years old, was found dead
in his room at 68 Riley street yester-
day nflcrnoon from car'bolic acid poi-
soning.“ Herinda was a shoemaker.
It is believed he has been in ill health
for some time past and was despoti-
ldent.
w.
STIMULATION WITHOUT IRRITA-
Tl .
his the proper treatment is to stimu-
late these organs without Irritating
Itham. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
aids digestion and stimulates the liv-
er and bowels without irritating these
,orghns like pills or Ordinary cathar-
511cc. It does not nuusealc or grips
and is mild and pleasant to take.
Plalsted’s Drug Store.
I Every boy needs a good education
so he can realize how little he really
kpowo.
Steel Yachts. 250. 350.
Croquet Sets of
Pictures at flail-Price.
Be Cool. Comfortable and Up to- Dale.
Use an Electric Laundru iron.
The ,Re‘ed d. .Volk Electrical Companu.
Phone 82-4.
Opp. Telephone Exchange.
506. 755'. SI 03. $l .25
61150ch launches. all Sires.
Reduced Prices.
7 5 Sensor Pastels.
AT NELSON __S.
Concrete,
' superior or Inforfor quality.
Asphalt.
. Blue shone W ,
2r ..
THI DIFFIRINGI I8 ”I TH.
‘ QUALITY
Go where you will for your can!
apply. the price is very much the
Into; the difference in rosuits~hont.
comfort. coal bills, etc—resides in I
The 111'-
if is of fuel to be found in our yordI
ll successfully withatuui the savori-
cIt test Try it before you place an
ill; lim'itoop on to.
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lowland-111M“
MINA“ OH OI'I'IOII.
“new Railroad
Iliad: more. liars, not noun
; Commit,
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