ya i'
or states, ospboially iii
A seiefiiigs gum 7*“
A! v cw
7‘08 or 171% 111.111.11.111
the mfIiglIiogliinIg mitigate
. 0448‘” 331
backgammon tl‘til
My Bath The Sun said:
1 Grove and Mr. Swanson
the Shellfish Commission.
, minimum: for Connecticut
1,11 will Inspect the system of
’ 3
are.
D Drive said yesterday that the
,9 girl be a tour of inspection Tho
' ngiendyd and they may
_ iii-say" on the return to
Milo system there.
out has the best organized
oyster culture in the world.
race The members of the
We, will study the iiystem to
, sryland under the present law
have one to surpass it. The
feel that it the Work is under-
Itch without going into the methods
Q or systems mistakes might be
a Iticnlar reason forgoing
7130111111 out the details
a». life urveys, What blanks
facilitate tho” oillce work
buoy ‘aysteur is managed.
. he present idea of using the buoys
w 1 take a great deal of money, as
libero 345717;; he, Iopr buoy a to each oystcr
1521!.“ 'big o hicctfon, and tho
QlIiinl‘cnlonf will inquire into the kind
buoys in use in Connecticut, the
j; ice of them and other data. The.
langulation. will be talked
a signals are erected and
the fidhd‘ni’ Every phase oi
signals.
the lubjflit' will be taken 11p.
At New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 28 mm
Caawell Grave and Mr. Swanson Earle
oil by; rylaod Board of Shellfish
$1M”, arrived here late this
a"The”:a object of the visit of Dr. Grave.
and Mr. Earle is to make a short but
thorough study of the method adopted
. by the. Shellfish Commissioners in this
statepwhsrc oyster culture has been
in progress for more than 25 years
whoficqlnmlasim, however is here to
léitm‘ filfil profit, and tomorrow the.
members will be guests of Messrs.
George H. Smith, Charles H. Nichols
and Judge A. Md). Mathewson. They
will take the Marylandeus out for a
trip over some of the nearin beds
thaI giving them an oppoi'tunitv oi
' _ examining the buoys and seeing the
“moduli! of marking off the lots.
Tonight the commission again visited
the rooms of the Shellfish Commission
.I‘I‘md also was called upon by Mr. H. C.
- 511.0110, who is the largest oyster grower
l the State. Mr Rowe gave the vial
119mb valuable suggestions which
'i’f’li lie titled to advantage. Mr' ilowc
cultivates about 11,000 acres of beds
has been in the oyster business
thin of any other pr.oducl and
that to be successful in this they would
have to work and not be discouraged
if with the first experiment they were
' worded with 11 fortune.
voll'een in the business." said
. We.“"for many years, but i lcnru
tiling new every day. When I
,here the volume of trade was
one. otwentieih of wirat it is
The oyster is very uncertain at
There is no rule governing it‘s
vtlon. it is affected by mam
Idltions. Some oysters will flour lsliw
[one bottom and practically die our
dflier. At the present time we
t‘ 300. 000 bushels of strolls at
, place which we are preparing to
. .d flbute over the bottoms of the
8801711418 held by us.
1'. Rows referred to the splendid
lithnities offered the people of
land, and said that he had some.
ddge'fif he opposition to oyster
miitilfi“ y '80 0 classes in that State.
but that he was more than confident
$97 guy won id soon be, like the pea
connection, delighted with the
fume of business which
re will bring, and that
t. antagonizing the indus
to first to say they would
I to the old conditions for
1 who
it
chaotic and Packing Houses.
, Wain, c '.n, May zit—«pr
. Drowns or 110111 of ilrc Sire
» omniisslcn of Maryland, and
Ion Earle, the engineer for tho.
Million, who arrived here 011 Mon»
1111- the purpose of investigating.
bodd of oyster culture in Goa
own] We pod one 11f the
IIle ps' foliablyln their
I to give the visitors a
of reason and has filled
an 'i‘iid'tibuI lino‘is VIJIc'lU
‘ "77173; 9371, ”'0‘“
7 7'“
111,
ii}
’ _ torn; out th‘hinr.
can be laid
' Mt
_ I_ c
‘ boats on the oyster beds and the
‘ “ eats “bug
withdraw“ .a'
A or viewing lie
‘11!
rty was i (Iliad
membflrl are
backing catch 48116
a. Here was 11111
» er chi hot lesson, at only for M ry~
tandem, but for any other state i tar-
her of catching the
' any Point, 11 are
awn cash 1
OYOl‘li‘
along the water front wore a I
1818an lam bviidlnu. which 111111 0111
as if they were warehouses. 0 en-
toting Mr. Frank '1‘ lane's estnh ish
meat the party'wss ushorc‘d into 11. oh
hoe, which probably would rival nany
private ofticcs of bankers, etc. ltiwaa
rillshed luxuriously and no one Would
over dream that on the other air 11 of
the wall was an up iodide oyster
chucking establishment.“ Padding
through a door the party found tsoif
in an immense room. clean as a pin
Around the sides were many shurkera
opening oysters. mung those shtick-
er's were a number of women who deft-
ly. plied the knife and in apnea 111111.11
could well be taken for ahongirls rail:
or than oyster shuckcrs
In speaking of the quantity of
tern opened in a day at some of the
establishments through which till-1 vis
itors were. shown by Mr. Nichols, one
of the houses was pointed out his tho
record breaker. it hull opened 11a,l high
as 2. 000 gallons iii a day. One o‘f lho
packers said that the wages palil ran
all the way from $2. 00 to $7 11 day:
this latter amount, he snid.lr‘11d,‘bccn
made by several shuckcrs duriu‘ tlu'
season. 01' cour,so ib‘e wages are
regulated largely by the character of
oysters balm: opened by ihe sliiiikors
Thirty years ago he 11ddcd,$i.r10 to $2
a day was considered good wagcjs
All around those. packing houses
there is an unmistakable air of thrifty
prosperity. instead of small snacks
for the shuckci's to livc in. 1;: arc
oys-
generallys seen about a packing 111111111,
one will find good,coiiri‘orllil1lc tunes
in well- kept condition and the i,‘.lrl1al1i
. innis thrifty and prosperous.
‘ Mr. Nichols tlicn escorted the party
to a trolley car, which took them back
to New Haven. At the office 11f rho
Shellfish (‘olirnrisslon the M' tryl others
were introduced to thc1 Board 11 Slit-il-
flsli Commissioner s~fleorgc . (ilWilldo
Christian ‘wal'lz. W .l Aiwirim and
Frederick 1.. Perry. The latter is
clerk to the board. The Conducticui
commissioners invited the Maryland
visitors to take lunch with them at
the Union League. Club. This is one
of the charming clubs of the city and
the 'Maryl‘auders enjoyed citended
hospitality.
In addition to the Marylaudors at
the luncheon were Hun. A. Mctl. Mulli-
ewson. who presides as judge iii the
City Court; of New Haven, and Charles
S, Nichols and C. G Young the lat-
ter of New York. After the luncheon
tho Mal'y'landcrs visited the office of
the Shellfish Corninissionorus- wherc
they met a number of men iii‘icrcslrul
in the oyster culture.
At0130 p. 111. the visitor's Wci'c again
entertained by Charles H. Nirhols
who gave a most delightful dinner at
the Graduates’ Club.
Connecticut's Great . System.
NEW HAVEN. (1.111111, May‘30.-At
tar having lookcd over the. practical
' s'ddo of oyster culture in this state, Dr.
(lravc and Engineer Earle; ‘of the
Maryland Shellfish Commission, today
took up the study of the records and
liioiliods of arllrriniairaiiou adopted by
the Connecticut commission. Noi-
wlihsianding' that. today was a legal
holiday. Frcdcrick l.. Perry, clerk to
the Connecticut Shellfish Commission
and Mr. Nichols, the outdoor, dcvoc
ad a large portion'of the day explain-
ing the working of the office to the
v.5siiora
The system adopted l1o1',11 its for as
the office work gocs is iru keeping
Will the excellent. methods adopted lry
ill Connecticut poOple. in an other
branches of the oyster indusii'y. There
are many methods which 11 iii be used
by the Maryland commission although
the law relating to the cultivation of
oysters and the taking up of ground
differs materially from thntliu Maria
laud.
Dr.
said: .
“We have learned from
sources that the oyster in
Connecticut has increascf
since the establishment of t 0 present
planting system. The, vein a of busi
tress has increased from at more
than 8500. 000 to about 85.000 000 1111-
nually The secret of the rent airc-
cons of the Connecticut pla tor seems
to pic to rest upon hid ad arenas in
a 11111” o'r‘dcrod system ha ed upou
careful observ‘niion‘s of the ‘Icondiii‘unaiI
Grave. before leaving tonight
reliable
usiry in
tenfold
governing the growth and p opagatiorr
of the oyster, and the fact. tint he has
“been willing to give to ihti work his
entire time anti thought He knows
exactly when and Where a d how to
plant, his shells or gravel in order to;
get the best catch of you 1; oysters
He knows that. to not the cat results;
them one or more times, not he knows
when and where to trap plant. in
handling the oyster, wheth r in trans-
planting or in marketing, he does it
with great economy of tint and labor
Success in this state has b on a tained
.lna the face of abstraction '
our; bnpg‘i; “‘k V
1o. '
all” -
"2?ng hill-ii
, ii i
-v . tailliriir‘iaII
. . i any
11 in other
will not iiii.‘
a number of years was on 1111's
Irribo Etammnosrd of Ifillell 87h
acted in the oyster business. Arra god ”‘9’
i
with his oysters he must‘ iransplnnti .
I violation of the l
‘11 ii Igilihia fl ill
m" c n a 1
111711111 litiiii‘iliiti dildo iii
had ‘ 11 1111111111111 flinch
’ "78ro or die
at liotitidhrios ‘ihc lovilis'»
11111111de oceanic 1111 our topic The
11111111411111 took up the land 1111's.. as.
solutely worthless and have trans.
inhaled it “it" lil'aluIsbla oyster bails.
Conviction “Natural Gremlins-3',
"The greatest moment which tho
Maryland commission nr'usi settle. and
settle mulchny and at once, is the con-
troVersy between what We call the
'uiitur 111 growlliora' and the. cultivatora.
it on lrl bot to be diiiicalt to settle this
midst sffion ’l'lic.‘ natural growthers' will
soon be convinced that oyster culilvn
tion is of the greatest 11111101 to them,
and in live years they will no 11111--
prised that they so long opposed culth
vaiiou They will find their opportunl
tics greatly extended."
W
YOUNIG'S DUICRIRE‘ WAS I‘DELIB‘
Witness“ to Tragedy Tell Coroner
‘ Doien How it Happened.
Coroner Dutch went to ,Wostport
'l‘uosda‘y afternoon to investigate the
dc: iili of Charles Yo rip ,the old sold-
for who not fire to his 1111010. and their
blew his head of with a shot gun The
coroner questioned Mrs James Fillow
ihc owner of the house in which \ 111mg
lived and Mrs. Burr Ii‘illow, thc only
witness to the shocking crime. ' “
‘Mr's. Janina Willow said sho‘bad been
renting the house to You‘lg'for ’11 11am-
irei' ’of years. ' During the last few
months a‘hc had considerable trouble
with him and had asked him to vacate
lie prorniscil to get out Juno .10, but.
did not do so:
Mrs. llulr 'F‘lllow was another wit-
shor'l distance down' the road from the
old soldier’s residence. Early Tues
day morning he appeared at‘hor house
and said:' "llei'e's 3). I‘m 1going to
stay a day or two longer. Then PM
got out." A short time. afterward
Mrs. Fillow looked out and savv'smokc
courinu'out'of every window in the sol-
dier's house.
covered Young sitting in a chair. in
the. back yard half way bemoan the
barn and thc house.
a big shot gun between his logs
Before she could say 11 word Young
placed the. gun against his icfi car and
touched the trigger with his foot. The
gun dropped. Mrs Pillow was hard
find and rushcd away to get help. A
number of neighbors “were present
tvhcn Medical Examiner i’dwol's n11-
rivcd on the-scene. it. found that
Young's head was blown completely
above the jaw.
was found on top of a barn 20 feet
away. The house was totally destroy
cd by fire. it was insured.
Coroner Dotcn will find that Young
111111 his death by violence inflicted by
his own hand
“mvmfi. ....-.._..
AU REOLE IABOUT 8U N.
Simply Portends I Storm and Not the
End of the World.
The aur'colc.‘ about the sun
has created «so much cnlnriicni in this
city and throughout this section 111‘
ilre countrv' is merely what up old salt
far would call a “gal dcr'n ole nun
dog."
'l‘o thc deep water sailor and to ilic
wise lairdsrrrau the sun dog provides 11
warning'ihat never goes nirhecdcd.
That it is invariably the precursor of
ii storm has bceb proven ‘ilnic and
again. This radiance or luminous
circle about the sun is caused dry
clouds high in the. wealth and indl-:
cafes according to authorities, thirst:
we are on the edge of a {rapidly ap-'
branching storm of consildoralih1 prov
portions." Therefore. it is believed»
from tho weather reports that bemoan
the time of this writing and late to-
night here will be rain and probably
an ‘esstlerly care-
Although known to be a forerunner-
of nasty weather. sonic. nations revonic
the sun auroolo, believing that 'ii-‘
shows it promise, and the legend in
not-“harms that “bf-the '1'1ilniiow‘. ‘Alrr
iii‘ bodairso till-paintings of the Virgin.
saints and airfield appear with a aim
has about 'thtiir‘ "heads audit is 11.71131
belief that, this nights placed in the.
iiky'as a promise of reward and safety
to the pious dnderilmllfi‘, first as tho'
rainbow legend tells ilic promise abut
the World wiiIl never again be inlin
Hated.-
There is' no reason to fear the circle
about the sup; any student, oven at
the younger generation' who has studJ
led physicol' geography, can tell you'
want 11 trinliluir is. "-» ‘
WW
THIRD7RAIL FOHIBIIDDIN.
cannot-mu 11150111111111 A‘
i,l 1 “I07” “‘6 m
HAR’I'P‘mliI'dunh 14. ‘doclsion‘
was flicii’ 111111111 Holistic illourt florist
Stealer!“ lyilftei‘hohnl'fncth so of life
fag/fl fiNew Brim!!! skills! the New
is If travail has Hartford} Bili-
rosd' Company; 1111111111111 alp‘otinahcnt'
id 11111111 til was sort the city
at cilia“ iiié’ hfid'coinpnny from
“finial 11111111 om within uni
OI Itliii‘iiityfii
'Nc d3
filtiii 711K 11 mallard 38101000 for cat.
ATM iI'c tr “crystal affect on
Mills 171.7733th cilia has been
7911177391; courts foyII 1 form Illi?MIbll.
710833.81!” m 1
._. Ia
noes questioned She said she lived a .
Sire rushed out and dis. .
lie was holding.
limp body fell to the chair and the
Part 11f the brain.
wlr if'lr '
“ IItipation balconies chroni
111.
now savior, .lu‘na trim—in a pen
111111 lust bronchi to the reporter court
Julia Daley now residing in this city
‘ and formerly of, Waterbury. asks for
the annulment at a tailored decree
imputed 111 bar on her civil application
1411 1803.
MrarDilly has taken this step in
union that she may derive dowor in
tomato in the estate of her former
husband. Michael J Daisy, a plumber
in Waterbury. who died last January.
its left an astute worth about 8800, 1000.
‘ Through Stoddard 81 Geodhart in her
petition Mrs; Daley says that in 1898
' two of her children were taken away
from her by her husband and sent
somewhere unknown to her She sci/'8
that her husband promised to take her
to the place where the children were
and she accompanied him to Montreal
where he had her placed in a sani-
turiuni. Ellie i'clriainod a prisoner for
three months before her friends found
out where she was.
She returned to Water-bury and start-
cll divorce proceedings.
At the time the case was decided it
was estimated that her husband ‘Was
worth $18,000 and she was allowed
$4,000 alimony. She says she never
received that amount and only the in-
terest was turned over to her. Mrs.
Daley says that the facts «incoming
the value of Dnley's property were mis-
reprcscutml at the time of her suit.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush: of New Castle.
)el.. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used ro'havc great» distress
and belching. it tried everything i
paid hear of birt nothing helped me
rlntll i took Brazilian Balm, and one
00 cents bottle cured me completely.
For sale by R H Planted, F. ii Bax
ter and The Clifford Pharmacy “
His PIENSiON ANNUILLED.
West Haven Veteran Found to Have
Been a Dcserier.
WASHINGTON June 14. -Tho com.
missionerwf pensions has notified the
pension agent at. Boston to annul the
pension of Alonzo Derrick, an old sol-
dier residing in West Haven; Conn.
Derrick k'drew air allowance of "2 a
month under ille goncl'nl act of Julie
20. 1800. in making application far 11
pension some years ago he proved hit
from the Eleventh Maryland Volunteer
infantry, and made oath to the state
mom that he had not served in an
other regiment. Recently he madv
stating that he had also rendered scr
vice in the First Connecticut itcgirncni
of Cavalry. 0n investigatlcm of thr
records it was discovered that lie illlf’
deserted from the Connecticut r'cgi
mom, and, as a matter of course. but?
a dishonorable record. licnce the ac
lieu of annulling his pension.
Congressman‘iliggius introduced a
bill to grant a $30 pension to John D
Well 8. ,1 "
A THOUSANU‘DOLLARS' WORTI'
Of; GO OD.
'11 have braid 'afliicted with hidoc,‘
and bladder trouble for yours, passin"
gravel or stories with excruciatili'
pains," says A. ll. 'l‘hur'ncs, a well
known coal operator of Buffalo, 0. "
got no rolicf from medicine until
began taking Foley’s Kidney Care
thou the result was surprising. A fev
doses started the lir'lclt-dust—like sub
stance and now i have no pain acros:
my kidneys and i feel like a new man
it has done are 2,1000 wor'tlr 11f good.‘
Foley's Kidney Care will cure ever:
fornr of kidney or bladder disease
Plaisted’s Drug Store. "
-141. -, 1..—~———.—
BEFORE END»OF THE MONTH.
Adjournment of Congress
Reached.
WASHING'I‘ON, .lunc 14.——’l‘lrc its
.pribllcnn scouring committee of flu
a note yesterday mot and considered
1 1': question of an adjournment of can
press as soon iIS'IlOSSU)79”8flDr next
week. ‘ The committee was convinced
that nothing stands in the way of 11111-1
11 program. it was stated that ovcrw
important maitcr before either biancl
practically is rcudy for corifcr'cncc 11x
cent the sundrv civil and general do
ilcioncy appropriation" bills and the"
lsihmlan 0le type bill 1 if rapldIPro
areas is made by the house \vitMthc
appropriation bills. Senator Hall. who
will have1 chin-1:11 of‘ both measures in
the senate. believes they can be dispos
ed of by Monday. June 25, or Wednes-
day. .luno 27th. at the latest ‘Thni
would permit of an adjournment on the,
27771 0118771. .
The program ihns arranged contem-
plates a vote on the canal type bill in
the senate but no further action until
the next session. The vote in the sen
May 31
ion in favor of ‘11 sea‘levoi canal. ‘ '
DEATH FROM. L‘OOKJ‘AW
never follows an injury dressed with
’Bucklcn' 11 Armed arrive. its antisep
I- tic and healing properties prevent
blood poisoning. Chas. Oswald, in l'
chord. of Rousseiuersvilie‘, . .,
writes: "it cur-ed Both 3.117901 of tilled
piano, at the ballast sure on his and
i ever saw." cares cuts, Wounds,
Burns and Boron. 251:. at F. 14.81111
ter’ 8, South Norwalk. and a. P. Wood‘s,
Norwalic. drug stores“ »
doom” titsv vgsIIJ son coronal-our
Juno . lite—Baron
111.1111; iiili ‘fiuihhm Anlbssiiiidoi' loft
yesterday for Boston. He will an to
,ilrldusport 001111., to be the guest of
the Chamber qu Commerce thei;e at a.
bullshit on Fr day
which»
AN ALARMI O IiTUATl
frequently react rear 11 sleet-hf
iced bowels and orpid lirerfruntii can.
ion is 11111111981181 a
info New 4’7le ’ ”1711177117?
attest 111 0111.11 of Stomach
vols. untamed IIby if
to, sonar domain that 11h
Namath, cranium Price 26 .
claim allowing an honorable discharge
application for an increase of pension.
stab-hr believed, will result into deis-'
sill
Qomplm liru‘dcm From Kidney
‘ Troubis‘c. r
» 111m. critter from backache--
From urinary troubles--
From an dy disease of the kidneys,
Be cure to stay cured.
Dana’s ”‘30er Pills malts lasting
career»
South Normals people hastily.
Hero' I one case of lt:
William B. Gregory, living at 181
Washington St, South Norwulk. Conn,
says: "Nanci? nine years no More
for publication in our local papers a
and eat of my experience With
Dean's Kidney, Bills. and i am glad to
repent same 111111.13on Kidney
Pills cured are of hard dragging hack-
aches and an irritating urinal-y difficul
ty. The secretions from the kidneys
contained sediment and there was a
general debilitated state of my system
due" to the kidney troubles. After what
Dean’s Kidney Pills did for me I am
at all times pleased to speak a good
word for them. They cure to, stay
cure ." -
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. F iru'stoiMllbuin 00., Buffalo.
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the riamcwDoan's-wnd
take no other.
mau’aimfimum' /
’ EpiscopAtcoszu'riou.»
Standing Committee for Emulng Year
Elected at Stamford.
STAMFORD June 14.—~At the Epis-
copal Convention held in this city
the. following standing committee Was
elected: .
One the first ballot 165 votes were
cast, of which Rev Dr. Samuel Hart
received 187 Elev Dr. '8 10. Seymour,
28:1 Rev. Goorgo T: l,.indsley 172.
and Rev Dr Stewart Means 137.1%111.
Dr. W (l Androwa having declined
in 111 cll'ctioh on account of ill health.
additional ballots were taken for the
fifth member of the committee and
Rev. M. .(lcorgc Thompson of Gr~een
wlch was chosen on the third ballot
by 125 votes our of 192.
DEADLY SERPENT BITEs .
are as common in india as are stomach
and liver disorders with us. For the
latter, however, there is a sure rears.
rly: Electric Bitters; the great res-
torative medicine, of which 8. A
Brown. of Bennettsvillepspo, says:
E‘Thcy restored my wife to perfect
health. after years of suitoring with
lyspcpsia and o. chronically torpid liv
1r. ” Electric Bitters euro chills and
caret malaria, bllliousness, lame back,
kidney troubles and bladder disorders.
Sold on guarantee by F. H Baxter
South NOIWWRW and E. P Weed, Nor
walk druggists. Price 50c.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE COM-
MENCEMENT.
STORRS. .luire li.——-Conrmonccmcnt
1x11i'ciscs ai illc Connorilpui Agricultu-
iii College) 'csierdav drew here the
argcst crowd of aloud and friends.
but the college has yet soon. The
lireakcr of the day was former Gover-
ior' Nahum Flair-holder, of New Hamp-
drir'c, master of the National Grange.
1nd his subject was “Rural Develop
incur." '
Prcsldcirt Stimson presented diplo-
has to fifteen graduates and unbound
1d the. prize winners.
CURED OF BRIGHT'S DiSEASEl
(7.1311 A Sherman. Lisbon Rod Mills
Lawrence 00., N. Y1. writes: “i had
kidney disease for many years and ‘had
been treated by physicians for twelve
rears; had taken a well-known kidney
nedlciue and other remedies that were
recommended but got no relief until i
rogan using F'oiey’ s Kidney Care The
irsi half bottle relieved me and four
bottles have cared me of this terrlble'
license. Before i began taking F0
‘cy's Kidney Cure 1 had to make water
about every fifteen minutes. day and
light. and passed a brick dust sub,
stance, and sometimes a slimy sub-
stance i believe i would have died
if i had. not taken Foley's Kidney
Once.” Plalstod‘s Drug Store. . “
He who indulges in solf- praise flat
tors 11 inch
new You. now saves a
martini) Rhiannon
TiME TABLE.
in Effect June to, 11105.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.N-12 66x, 5100. 51,41 0:.18
41:00:, 6:58, 7:68, 8118.8:40. 824811.
920011. 913011, 9:47, 10:50:, 11:01,
11:1711.
P. Mr—12zh2x. 1:00, 1:45x, 2:471,
3:20. 3:313, 411911. 5:41, 515711,
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the midahlpnicu of a second class
who'll/ill upon coco inundation of the
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cently closed showing them ,to be the
leader's oi- their class. area. 1
.8. A Butler and G. ill. Davis. New
Hampshire; A. W, Brown..rir... Marisa-
chuseits: Lucian F‘. Kimball, Vermont.
W. .4. 1.1111111, Massachusetts R. B. Mar
thswson. Connecticut»; 8‘. W .Milnor,
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achusctts; A C Reed, Massachusetts
and B B Taylor of Vermont.
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8'7Wl ULATION TY‘JHWT INBITIN
his the proper treatment is ho. stimu-
late these organs without irritating
them. Orino Laxative il'rnit Syrup
aids digestion and stimulatestho livv
er and bowelsgwithout irritating these
organs like pills or ordinary cathur
tics. it does but nauseate or gripe
and is mild and pleasant to take.
Plaistod‘s Drug Store. ' . ”
FOOT CAUGHT IN SWITCH.
Man Believed to Be 3am Yabol Killed
» At Darby Junction.
DERBY, Conn. June 14.-A man in
whose pockets was found 11. pay en-
velope bearing the name Sam Y.abol
was killed last night at the Derby
Junction. of the New York, New Ha-
ven and Hartford Railroad by' the ex-
press train duo here at 6.14. it is
thought the man a foot‘ became caught
In the switch
In addition to the name the cave-
lope. bore the words, "Wire Mill. " and
contained a sum of money; It is
thought, that he was employed in the
wire mill at Ansoniaand that he liv-
ed in Derby,
HOW'S- THiS'i
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrb Care
11‘. J CHENEY if; 00., Toledo, 0. .
We, the undersigned, have known
F. .l. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm. .
WALDiNG KlNNAN 8: MARVIN,
Wholesale Driiggists, Toledo, 0.
Hall‘s Caiarrli Care is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall‘s Family Pills for coasti
potion.
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
A.. A. Hel'i'en. Finch, Ark, writes:
“Foley’s Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs, colds and lung
trouble. 1 know that it has cured con-
smupiion in the first stages." You
never board of any one using Foley 5
Honey and Tan and not being satisfied.
Plalsted‘s Drug Store.
CHARGED WlTH RUNNING A
POOL BOOM.
MILFORD. J1me 14.1«Tl1e cases of
ilrr'co men arrested in connection with
the raid on the alleged pool" room on
the Bubbell estate last Saturday,
were continued in the town court un-
til Saturday. The men arrested by
and his assistant Suddein of New
York and Daniel Russell, of Bridge»
port
the state police are Proprietor Loveli‘
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Instruo'rolv 81:11 86M: WEEK.
1 BUBLINGHI‘ON June 14. -—-'i‘lui
program for the old home week in
Burlington hips“ inaugurated today
with an observance of this day such
as it has been. the custom for the
town to make note of for the past
ten years or more in the morning
the graduation exorcises of the schools
will be held and Secretary Hino of
the State Board of Education. makes
an address. This afternoon the flair.
day exercises will be held on the
Green and the addresses will he by
Rev. E. G. Stone, Atturnoy Lonel-
gas of Hartford; George A. Boer-11. of
Bristol; W .1'. Malone, Rev. Dr A H
Goodenough, Rev. Dr. C B Moody, of
Blistol,‘ and Commissioner Webster.
of New Britain, and C. u Wedding of
B1 late] The town' in wolhdccoratcd
and the numbered visitors is large.
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Signature of
lINSUBIA‘NICE MAN
DEAD.
NEW HAVEN, June 14.-Cbarlcs
Wilson. a well-known insurance man,
died at his home here yesterday after
an‘illncss of several years. He is
survived by a widow, a son and a
daughter. Mr. Wilson was secretary
and one of the founders of the Home
11 ire1 insurance Company which gave
up business here about 26 years ago.
FOLLOWING THE FLAG.
When our soldiers wont to Cuba and
the Philippines health was the most
important consideration .WillisT. Mor-
gan, retired Commissary Sergeant U.
S A., of Rural Routel, Concord N. Hz,
says: "I was two years in Cuba and
two years in the Philippines, and be-
3 subject to colds, i took Dr. King’s
lg‘ew Discovery for Consumption, which
kept me in perfect health. And now,
in New Hampshire, we find it the best
medicine in the World for coughs,
colds, bronchial troubles and all lung
diseases. Guaranteed at F‘ H. Bax-
ter‘s South Norwalk, and E P Wood's.
Norwalk, dl'ugglsts. Price 50c and
$1.00. Trial bottle free.
FOUR ,DAY$ WiTHOUT FOOD OR
' SHELTER.
BRIDGEPORT, June 14 -—After Wan-
dering about in the woods for nearly
four days without food or shelter. A11-
tony Morscllo, a young ltalian. who
only landed in this country a Week
ago. was found yesterday heal-ii over-
come by exhaustion apd returned to
ills» home of his b‘roiher. ,
NEW HAVEN
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