who is. the leader in the senate
(«ministration tight lurid look
“I at Panama, has had several con~
nonstop-a president He was
[on 'tbeWhite House and asked
bust What these secret ccnfabs were all
Exist. The wily Pennsylvanian grin-
ed
l
led to ask" r. Roosevelt ‘where’ he
jsmash! set a good beersteak. It is
, own.'hOWevar. that the conferences
fe' over the attitude ofithe Senate
,. 'rcgardgto the big ditch. .
ii “'l‘libilptwoflitibui for 'a look canal is
f saintsrxround-ovéfy day in the son-
" Mr. Knox. after he had
{chief reason for this is the fact that
the lock canal can be built more ex-
?edltlonslxomd cheaply than a sea
, oval-Water” ”I do not believe that
the «journal Swill» be delayed be
. consent?! \pitnai'question. The San-
J’.‘ . :‘todiWeiidiiformcd on the canal ques-
3' .i .ond'ist‘eady now to vote upon it.”
. *3 illite' Senator Knox's optimism it
. iii alum, p,
. , that'iiié atfiffe’l‘éu‘ce of opinion on the
donslyquostion is so great that the
matter probably .wlii go over until
“ext session. In the meantime the
identflilibo authorized to proceed
instruction of the canal on
s s.
Representative Cooper, of Pennsyl-
vania} this week was appointed by
suitor Cannon to a place on the com»
by the suicide of the late Representa-
dye-Aldous ; .: .
bflifi .e‘i‘d‘ialtied as the House con-
ferees.and they will meet with Sena-
‘ . lidsweeplng anti-pass plankflthntlthe
House conferees insisted upon at the
lastconferonce will not be in evidence.
on Congress from every quarter of the
country has changed the minds of
those who were in favor of abolishing
lie , ‘ pass, even, where railway.
' were concerned. Speaker
‘ . ”emphatic in his declaration
third {pass plank must be left out.
Asi indhehardships it would
. Matt. frond employees the incor-
comb
, s‘decidedly‘doubtful. ”Uncle
, . knowtedged'thls;torln his
distrietr, ' are‘ more than 5.000 cm?
ploy " ‘ ,of railways. There Is a‘gerr
eral . an that the House'will recedt
"any of the demands that re
it!» the bill going back to confer-
,‘Tiie measure as it was revised
note met with the approba.
”idem Roosevelt and receiv~
‘rty endorsement of the ad-
on‘bifflclals. so that the or
4019 House confcrecs at this
smack a good deal of an at»
paint the lily and adorn the
submarine example to the silk-hai-
_ ted diplomats. When they
' 6" White House they found
a shoes. which were tan. He
-. . “ a .
flart of the some material. His shirt
. "pinata! in“. white stuff and he was
; 3 8h cm of ‘a vest. His trousers Were
Ml; looked cool and caution
in! the picture of health. The
tilt corps isvnow expected to
.finodeathers for the sum»
i! don flannols.
a... p. .
, 0‘ hottest. man in Washington offi~
' p 0 probably is Commissioner Al-
ths Patent Chico. Mr. Allen
”illit‘flixryearo has refused to
» ifiiimilgl‘during the months
. and August, on the ground
bone of the courts is required to
’thnt “time and his bearings
.. -”nothins more Or less than.
t court of appeals. The nttor-.
o ntolonh march on Commis-
Ion. however and the order
have been issued compel-
1”)!!th to the cases that
before him during the
{economies the (hot
'0. Washinlton summer
.. outlay other kind of wear-
, «shuttles and a horror.
it: tailld staining“ of
' y on a so
impressed. Congress
stionai Rivera and
MI. situated i Mi
al lo:-
0 “da-
rniahod by a member
dais atlas in Congress,
dint o new river duet
shippers in the ma.
marl valleys comet
, At all tbsmassss is lit. James Romeo 3
Is. . . - ..
transitions
. Cstlioilc Church. Builder morning the
congregation 'wo‘re warned ‘ngc’l‘llst xiv;
ing aid to persons who pretend to be
working for some iioluun Catholic or-
saniaatlon or to be a member of some
It
pleased to land on
their cherries to bettering the rivers
theicouu'try; updraft)“
Montsmeceived
ampaisu‘ com.
.er .
are returned, at
and harbors or
trunnion theri
”by the Congressional C
mittens of both parties indicatethat
these pledges are being exacted. and
the result will be a far more liberal
ppropriaiion for improvement work.
test gift is the ram“ ‘ r to
Thurs is a ibeauty inrhesl
more attractive to men than more regu-
... m
‘ "Aunt Fanny“ whisk. an old negro
"mammY" of the true type. died in
Virginia. Just across the river from
Washington last week.
new old and. remembered dimly many
incidents of the war of 1812. As for
theiCiviI War she remembered vivid~
lit manycvouts ofv-that great struggle.
“Aunt Fanny" was born in 1801 and
v
'kisn
hbailuuartorsr «uranium ‘ ,
‘ to work.
42 years old, Is described as a former
stock broker, who “had recently been a
lNfl'i‘ON.’ ’Juho i9.‘--Seuator ‘- , . . . .
reulestatengent." lie has irwife and Billed it Who an ensy'tuattor to con-
three children. and it is believed that
his desperate financial situation drove
In communcstlonil
,to the father of the child he demanded
$5,000 for its return and in a.
written on Friday declared he would
kill the child and himself if the money
was not forthcoming.
wore acceded to in a “personal" In-
' sorted In all of Saturday’s papers. In a
subsequent letter Kean proposed new
terms and these were likewise accept-
ed and another “personal" was Insert-
ed in yesterday's newspapers.
Meanwhile misleading stories have
been given to the public by the police
in order to serve their purposes. The
boy. who is only seven years old, was
' apparently unharmed. except that he
bore evidence of suffering from Imu-
ger and exposure. ' When the kidnap-
por and his victim were brought be
fore Superintendent of Police Taylor
the little lad still had in his hand the
solioolbook which he carried when he
was enticed from school by u decoy
note purporting to be from“ is mother.
The house in which they were found
is an unoccupied dwelling on the out-
skirts of the city.
STATE SAENGERFEST CONCERT.
Eighteen Hundred ‘Peop‘le Attend
Grand Musical Event.
WATERBURY. June lit—The cor»
cert. which'uias the crowning musical
event of the State Snoogerfest was at-
tended lust night by 1,800 people and
was it success in every detail.
Governor's Foot Guard band of Hart-
ford furnished the instrumental music
accompanied the soloists, ‘Mrs.
Shanna Cumming, soprano. and Wil~
linm chener. tenor, both of
The chorus numbered 360 men
picked from the several societies pres:
out and every square inch of space on
the stage was occupied.
uovernor and his stuff. Mayor W. E.
Thorns and the city officials occupied
special boxes at the concert.
erstcrdny afternoon the four classes
of singing societies competed for the
Snengerfest. prizes in the theatre. The
rivalry was keen and the program was
Saongerbunti.
Hartford. was tumultuously applauded
and the Mnennerchor'omho same city.
Others which are-considered in line for
the prizes are the Lyra of Meriden,
'I‘uruerddedertnfei of Stamford and the
Germanic of Bridgeport. novel] as the
Hormnnnsolins. of New Haven.
prizes will be awarded this afternoon
at the big picnic to
growup as a slave on the plantation
of William Buckner. on the Rappahau‘
noclt river. When she reached the age
of 100. years she received hundreds of?
letters from physicians asking her for:
her rules of life.
she never wore. low-necked dresses 0
For years she has1
smoked a blackened, old clay pipe.
him to his crime.
ht one day last week as he was She replied thati
short sleeves. Keuu's terms
snd,;.declar d that he had merely.
Is the phonograph threatening to,
exterminate the human voice, at least:
so far as singing Is concerned? John.‘
,Philip Sousa declares this danger is;
He told the members of the
joint committeo'on'patcnts last week"
that the talking machine was the groat-.
est enemy, to musical cultivation that
the world has ever known.
was indignant. however. and he may
He was protesting against
the laxity of the copyright laws that
permitted the phonograph . manufac-
turers to use his marches without.
paying him a royalty. when he made
his attack on the phenogruph itself.
“Why. when I was a boy hero in
Washington.” he said. “the young peo.
pic on summer evenings were wont
to congregate on the porches and sing
the old songs and the popular songs of
the day. What do you hear now of u
“hand on the crucifix and repeating at»
should be a. Woman
At. the flrst‘mdimti
painful 1.0? .irr
n°‘"“".;i““i.‘§i.
1 h- . 3| '
utih'e‘br bicker: e‘.‘ ‘s 33": “Lydia E.
getable Compound and
the author. be said he Would soon heal _ ' 7' ” ' . . . . .
him of any illness. Price. 10 cents. F'SHER’AGA'N TURNER DOWN!
l’iakham‘s Ve
be in its ul'e.
rs. Chas. F. Brown,;Vice—Prcsidcnt
Mothers’ Club,'21 Cedsir Terrace. Hot
Springs. Ark. writeat‘ i '
Dear Mm'flnkhatnz-e ,, .
“For ulnoyearo I drugs! than be minor-
able existence. suffering with in mmation
and fernalo weakness our .wornaouii- with.
pain and wesrhisss lone omitted
manta by a womansufferin
had been cured b Lydia
stable Compass . and Id rial-mined totry .
tb of three months I was a different
Every one marched about it. and
husband feign. love or
relievedihimseit of his little Joke. “The
«years; had taken a well-knewu kidney
.Pink’bam’sv '
loolly in some quarters
it me dug:
. no. . . , ~
in buttrepwuhmsomtcdithe
av woman. Iain
suffering woman
youthful voices? No!
i window comcs'thc buzzing. nerve-rack .
ing. scratching tones of the phone-
graph!” The phonograph Ia field guil-
ty by Mr. Sousa also of driving the
people from their faulty to the guitar,
the‘mnndolin‘ and thcbaujo. Altogeth.
or. John Philip gave the tal
the a black eye. . ‘
From‘nn open ublo,and fell like a
sure it. will make over
strong, well “Chewy of
Women who are troubled with pain- .
drrsgular periods. backache.’
bloaiit‘i’gior flatulence).‘.‘displaoements.
inflammation or ulcemtit in, that ‘ ‘benr~
In down " feeling. dizzin sea. faintnesa.
in iguation, or nervous. prontration
be restorcd to pe ricot‘heaitb
strength by taking. Lydia“ E-
Pinkham'a Vegetable Conngounfi.
‘ night. and passed a brickdust sub-
- SF _ .
. fitters; on rosette rclhtions. . This up;
WWVWafi’necess‘itated‘ because- of,
the vacancy on the committee caused.
r “The Boodle Mun" (lit You If You
Don’t Watch Out" is the burden of a
circular that Chief Wilkio of the Sc.
crest Service ‘illlB scattered lly'thoue
ands ilrthe South and Middle West.
The circular was inspired by oom-
plaints that buys been receivedme
victims of’tho “green goods“ swindler.
who appears to be'reaping n hanest
in the rural districts of the country.
Chief Wilkle's wurnldgexposes the
game thoroughly and warns the-«people
against having any-dealings With the
supposed counterfeiters.
.. use 1th Week finally acceded;
to“ the Shane's. desire for a second coir.
foresee on the" rate bill. Represeniar-
tivca'flspburn of Iowa, Sherman of
N W'k' and Richardson of Aiiljj
KING'S SIDE PARTNER T0 MARRY.‘
Leenard Thomas. Yale. 1901. to Wed
Mra.‘i'rudcau.'- _ ‘.
NEW HAVEN. Juno law-Tire en-
gagement. of Mrs. linzcl Mnrtyu Tru.
dean. of New York. to Locum-d Mour-
lleud Thomas. Yule. '0’]. of Philadel-
phia, is announced.
its Hazel Martin Wus known as one of
Chicago's benuiics.
1903. she married Edward L. Trudeau.
Jr.. who died within a year. leaving
her with one clnlttr'n'duughicr.
Thomas was a member of'
“Keys"wliilc at Yule. a member of
the varsity four-our crew and a sub-
stitute on the [001le team of loud
and was very popular while in cob
At the triennial reunion of his
class in .1904 the following resolutions
regarding him were passed
class as at that time he was second
toiljilltnan. Collars and Elkins to.
ill ‘dver‘thélr‘differences. The rabid.
Mrs. Trudeau
Thbi’utorm of protests that descended- Cur from the West and “Daown On December 28.
South" comes a cry for more silver
It developed in a debate on
the sundry civil bill that. there was a
dearth of dollars in many sections. and
as a result the government is to be
allowed to include silver coin among
those classes of money it. may trans-
The amount appropriated
for transporting such coins was raised
from $75,000 to $125,000. This matter.
insignificant, “ has
been before Congress in one form or
another for a number of years.
be hold at we
it“sudli a‘drastic clauée would A THOUSAND DOLLARS' WORTH
"it WWW" M “’9 speak“ "I have beenv‘afllicted with kidney
and bladder trouble for years. passing
gravel or stones with excruciating
pains," says A. if. 'I‘hurncs, a well-
known coal operator of Buffalo. 0.
got no relief from medicine until i
began taking Foley's Kidney Cure.
then the result walnut-prising.
doses started the brick-dust—like sub-
stance and now I have. no pain across
my kidneys and I feel like a new man.
it has done me 0.1000 worth‘ of good."
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure every
form of kidney or bladder
Our classmate. Leonard
Thomas, is prevent i from iattonding
our triennial by h' duties as second
secretary of the embassy ht Rome and
side partner to tho king of ltaly, and
it‘s an ill wind that
blows nobody good, and
"Whereas: Our loss is their gain, be
Uncle Sam‘s fleet of lighti
the Atlantic will soon be something
to be proud of. It will consist of four
squadrons of four big battleships each.
the pride of the new navy. and will
comprise one of the most powerful
naval aggregations In the world. While
the plan is not. yet officially approved
it is said that the battleships Ohio and
Wisconsin will be brought home from
the Asiatic station and the four big
armored cruisers now attached to the
Atlantic fleet will be substituted. The
coast squadron, which is under com-
mand of Rear Admiral Dickins,
been abolished and a majority of the
vessels have been placed in reserve.
LAWRENCE.
MEETING or OFFICERS in THE
seamen was.
Clambake and fluilncu Meeting held
at Branford Saturday Night.
The Connecticut Commandery of
the Naval and Military Order of the
Spanish American War held its an-
nual clumbuke ut. the "Ark" in Bran-
ford. Saturday night.
ty hard some of the time but that did
not prevent about 15 of the faithful
reporting for duty and it is believed
that each one did his full duty. as
there was not a clam left to tell of
After the dinner had
been disposed of a business meeting
was held. which was addressed at
some length by tho
chief,“Ms10r William B. Dwight, of
He was enthusiastic in his.
belief that the order was growing av:
ery day and soon there would be a ,
commandery in every state in tho Un-
ion. ’ He believed that it was the duty
of every commissioned odicer in that
spaniel: American war to associate
himself With one of the commendation,
for patriotic, if for no other purpose.
Major Dwight/s remarks wer
ed with much enthusiasm.
., Colonel Felix Rosenberg. of Cleve-
land. Ohiq‘juniorivice commander of
made .‘I. very felicitious
Resolutions] of sygips‘thy sierzlsem‘
. . mm; ,sxmau y
s 3&3...” lg iguana:
. arcs . . “a
urinary. ”flat presiiit'
'l‘hat “re congratulate
muoll'il. Ton seeing
' . . . r l .
King Victor Emmi
so much of Len."
AN ALARMING SlTu-‘ATION
”frequently 'results‘from neglect. of clog-
ged humble and torpid liver. until con-
-stipstlon becomes chronic. This condi-
tion is unknown (at
King's «New Lilli Pi
gentlest regulators" of. Stomach, and
;, Guaranteed by F. H. Baal
tor, South 'Norwu'lk. and E. P; weed.
Norwslk, druggists.. Price 26c. » “
’TROLLEYMEN 'Mss'r.
The Membership of‘the‘Hartford ,Un- ‘
ion in Now 350.
HARTFORD; dune ills-The Hart-
ford, rolleylnen‘s now union. Division
No. ll 5. of the Amalgamated Associa-
tion of Street and Electric Railway
Employee of Anionic ~. held a, secret
meeting lasting sbv alv‘hours early
‘ yesterday morning.
iorganizcd June 10. The trolloymon say
that the meeting was In the nature of
a continuation of ihe.first one ~for
aroma of giving the rest of the '10
gemp ayes scheme to enroll as charter
._—.,.
WOODEN lNDiAN As STATUE
Absence of the watchmen because
of‘a strike by workmen on the new
dormitory given to the Sheffield Solen-
‘tiflc School, by Frederick w, Vander-
bilt. of :Now oYrk,‘ gave a party of raw
dents the chance they have long waited
for to elevate a cigar store wooden In-
dien to u. position on the front of the
second story of the building. After
dark several of them climbed to a po-
sition above. a niche loft for a stone
sculpture and with a renowned the
Indian into position.
bly remain there until the stri
carriers return to work. .
HOW'B THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
word for any case Of Cotsrrh that can:
not be cured by Halls Catsrrh Cure.
F. J.‘ CHENEY a CO.."l‘oiodo-. 0.
'We, the undersigned. have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 year-mud
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially '
able to carryout‘any
’ ' i
Milieu! Roosevelt last week set:
boss who use Dr.
iof Executive clad all iii white. lisp? the best and
mo of white linen and trou~'
zb‘ .0. leather belt. Altogether ~
It will proba-
It» rained pret-
The union was
the massacre.
abductions made
' . WALDING. KINNAN a NARVIN.
Wholesale Drugsistl. Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Care Is taken inter-
hally. acting directly upon the blond:
ad mucous surfaces of the system.
. testimonials sent from ' Price'fic finer
Sold lump ' drunists.
‘32“ Hall's Fowl
D. F. Fitzpatrick, organiser of'tlie’
union. was present at yesterday‘s
meeting. as was Iii. SpFitsgerdld of '
the executive committee of tho Ame-
rican Federation of Labor.
'patrlcit says that “we organisation.
now has an enrol
bars. seventy-five having been admit-
ted to membershlpzyestorday. An sit-
ecutive committee was elected and
‘ five delegates to the Central Labm'
Union and the delegates are to take
the initial steps to bring'sbout‘the
formal relation. .
Who .trolleymen
at: the neuron of
. _ 8:02: 9:00x.'0320 1190(li
whpommissioaor-il V out of 350 main ' .
at to resign or or iv Pills forecasti-
. ‘ - an
court TIN IOH
PRAGUE» so
A .tilsastrouszrcloudburst occurred to
day. overz’tho'mnlunca oil Saloon.
amichow and Konoplacht.lin the rah
lay of the assays sliver. Elixir houses.
were demolished." dams, bridges and
3305:. 11:00:. ,,
. spurt-i , soitWAL'K, 1‘0 new
gills Commercial Club the HA N
City Ira.- in raising $300.»
iii refuse to hire
eir officers. They
y that no trouble with the company
i expected. but the feel that certain
iiioiala of the to ,
are the union and‘thst it. is to th
_ smt'hot'to “thrift; t i
« ‘ sn’s names to t e r a tent on.
In. Franklin new a‘xi’mii‘h v” at W V
s. v . .us 0..
his. layer WI unused for)?!" with '
sin «uMi‘to'dlava’mot/sdiflrul
. wil “iii-ind .nvnrytbinr's:
. “M toll'bu‘t hull!
smitten Bfflfiitnsfi ,
Mvmfbottievomd industrialists .
iFor sale byifirl‘li Flotsam/Fill; WM
ho Cllflordwi’ha .
7:24. 8:26. 9:103; Orton. 10:12x, 11:05:.
11:41. ‘ " ‘
roads were awesomely by the flood.
fields were laid wutortraos heroin)“
ted and much livestock
4
aliprin field are antagonistic 0
"d ms of stud
5 member. There were present Ad-
, H. Cole. Major
room no “dentition...
r.“ or n ." p-
m“ ‘1‘st
Colonel Jeni Mi.
mung-r t .
w%;—
a ‘(any perusal
mm ’ aa-
or It may result in noamouin. Brow
silica Balm is resist. it ‘Oolduw
_ .e%&¢m com
. 25c. 50o and 01.00 bottles
.. «Clifford. haster’sand Plat-tow
. L...
warm on
if?" ‘ fl
2 twill?" it‘lum.
(in naiiit‘ohx ‘
S'°'i"‘ii' rhinocero-
moo...) . .2 .. a. r»: on n-
lant Ar‘ihurfi. bay. commas”.
donor. mamas
. , TA
Roman Catholic settlement.
past week of a mail Who called at the
homes of Roman Chilioiic residents:
After locating where one family re~
tinue his quest. He was minus an
arm and also had other injuries.
the door he would removo his bat and
commence his tale of woe.
After telling bad ho had suffered. he
would get down to his story. On his
chest he wore a large crucifix. which
covered the entire front of his shirt. .
He claimed to be gifted with divine
power and by a person's placing his
ier him at prayer. of which he was
or more. The money that. he was col.
charitable purposes. Just what suc-
cess he had in town is not known.
CURED OF BRIGHT'B‘DISEASE.
’ Geo. A. Sherman. Lisbon Red Mills.
Lawrence 00.. 'N. Y.,‘*Writes:‘ “Lbad
kidney disease ‘for many years and had
been treated by physicians for twelve
medicine and other remedies that were
recommended but got no relief until I
began using Foley's Kidney Cure. Tile
first half bottle relieved me and four
bottles have cured me of this terrible
disease. Before i begun“ taking'lh‘ou
ley’s Kidney Cure l‘luid to whitewater
about every fifteen minutes. day and
stance, and sometimes a slimy sub-
stance. I believe I would have died
if I had not taken Foley’s Kidney
Cur ." Piaistcd's Drug Store. “
ROCKVILLE WOMAN SUICIDES.
ROCKVILLE. Juno lit—Mrs. Clara
Heine, aged forty-nine wife of Philip
Heine of this place, committed suicide
by imaging at her home yesterday.
She had. it in said. been in ill health
for the past your.
m
CASTOR IA
For Istanbulmhildron.
flu [hurts finalist}: Bough
Bear-I the at“?
Signature of
BURNED lN STOVE: EXPLOSION.
CINCINNATI. 0., June 19.—-Samuci
Morelund ilnd..hi§. Winn. parents of
Jockey Moreluud, were probably fat.-
ully burned by gasoline at their home
yesterday while attempting to reach
a roll of money hidden near a store
which had exploded. The money was
what remained of $600 sent them by
their son to pay off the mortgage on
their home. Jockey Morcluud ltad boon
riding with great success on the race
trucks around Toronto.
ADI S
Dnlgfi, .m-
c.
gig, ' $3";
"13933.57" F's-fr
F woos. sausages a
. its" arso‘ [no Blim'hii'dlio.
. 4 . »‘o 1w". ‘t y .r ‘ .
) ‘ ITI’ME‘ :Afil-Ejifi'). *
in Effect Juno to, 1906,. _.
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airman that.
"Muffin Bills 10:09:. 11:40.
P pie-labor! :4 . 7
.‘ No particular case was cited. but the" l
warning is thougbtgo hove-been given
because of a visit. to ”toxin during the
some iuembar of the house to open Pfifif’h‘ififb.
Opp. Tolep one Exchange-1 I .. " "
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“My, .u.. it. _. .'-.;. i. .-
yga’rs, , W... .._.,....
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.. b make 10 drops «militants and RE SURE to he ‘
After he had succeeded in getting and 015°”.‘Wfitglggfihflj. Bummer! N311“- Thfi' 1' “‘0 3.9"“- [ll
miflituiiy‘for a few‘yveelo'o outd- we. guarantee a sure clear down to
ll.
301‘ 1;... t- N i" i
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looting. he said. was to be used for 'Snperlhtendcn’tflof BMW!“ Schooio
riot.'Rc-el:cied.f ‘ ,.
DANBURY. Conu.. .Jupo 19.——Th .
town school committee at u spoclu
meeting tonight voted :1 second than
not to message Superintendent of
Schools. (i. C. Fisher. . Amonth ago
the. board hold a tliceiiug and so voi— ‘
cd but at that time friends of Mr. ‘
Fisher calmed d smlcini town morning
to ho hold, at which it was voted to
direct. the school board to ro-cugagc
Mr. Fisher.
This the committee by its action rc-
fuses to do. No successor has as yet
been chosen for Mr. Fisher. The board
also voted last night to rc-cnguge Prin-
cipal A, E. Peterson. of the high
school. thus rescinding a former vote
to the effect that Petersen had not
been rc-eugnged.
FOLLOWING THE FLAG. .
When our soldiers wont toCuba and
the Philippines, health wasthe most
Important consideration. Willie '1‘. Mon
gnu. retired Commissary Sergeant U.-
S. A., of Rural Route .1. Concord, N. IL.
says: “I was two years in Cuba and
two years in the Philippines, and be-
ing subject to colds. i took Dr. King’s
New 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.,an-
ter's. South Norwnlk. uudVE. P. Wood's.
Norwuilt. druggists. Price 500 and
$1.00. Trial bottle free. ”
TROLLEYMEN GET ANSWER.
Report wm ne‘submutedto the Men
”Wednesday Morning. ., . ~ .
NEW HAVEN, June. 19.——Calvort
Townluy and J. K. Punderlord for the
Consolidated Railroad submitted their
reply to the executive committee of
the l'l‘rolleymon's union yesterday.
They in turn will submit it to the men
at a joint meeting to be held on Wed-
nesday morning at 2 o'clock. It is
not known what the nature of tile rev
ply is. but if it is not. favorable it is
understood that. the men will appeal
to President. Mellon.
STIMULATIONTWITHOUT iRRITA-
his the proper treatment is to stimu-
late these orgnns without irrimtlng.
them. Orine Laxative Fruit Syrup
aids digestion and.stimulutes the lin
or and bowels without irritating these
organs like pills or ordinary cathar-
tlcs. it does not nauseate or gripe
and ‘is mild and pleasant to take.
Plaisted's Drill: Store. ‘ .”
t
.k...‘
. The. nudist/our
i’i' ’..'
w
condition; it .1) a. confiscated inflam-
catarrlt"‘of the ‘bropohiali‘mbos and .
. ed toigs’sthmagiand. the most fruitful
coarsest-consumption... It homes 'soliiaohools of
medicinwandwoough cures. loadsdtwith nsrc'
I‘LWhfi #9 uglier-uracil. town he cu’b noting am..sw¢rhh1¢u.fing hlmful'baqausg no.
$3.3. you“...§iz.i".§"%§§'.ic£if‘°"a.33. remedy takon'intsrnallp on! .noyorididIori-can
when he was Informcd‘that no license
‘ was needed ,l‘e.1°5.t no time in getting 0% “ ammeflaaLM! “A“ ummicIdO‘flbal'
sum. slona‘hssfn'iampha’fd in 6V9?!" “9°" 1°” 2°
. » 13> it; I. W"
Hobo throat
J _ .Wmunon, kills the germs. stops the
amino: on sofa ls. abhiuunt, restoringnthe lungs tothe vigor
”mouth. Combo. daemon ”on bonds, keep up the treatment
bie‘s‘istogbptfuiiios. assumption. Nooocanrebsopimw .
H A not}; mo, .f' '. ~13pr JQGMM&C0nWMhmmm
“'24. p. .i‘. . .1"
:NEW HAVEN SCHOOL BOY WINS
L: ‘PHIZE. . .
f NEW. IIA’Vlb‘Nydnne 19.¢—4‘Edward E.
iCurtiss. a scholar in: tho‘iNewnflweu
.l-ligh School. is the. winner
“prise of>$20 offercdsbwthe Conneotb
cut Societylof Colonial Dames for the
boat essay on a historical subject. His
subject was “John Paul Jones."
W
DEATH FROM LOCKJAW
never follows on. injury dressed with
Buckien‘s Arnica Salve.
tie "and healing‘ properties prevent
blood poisoning. Chas.) Oswald, mer-
chant, of Reasselaersville,
“It cured Seth Burch. of this
place. of themgliest sore on his neck
Cures. Cuts. Wounds,
25c. at F. 11. Bax-
ter's, South Norwalk. and E. P. Wood's
Not-walk, drug stores.
I ever saw."
Burns and Sores.
nom- csaav COAL.
DON'T cuoe woon.
DON'T B‘UILo rides.
BON'T CLsAN UP; asuss.
" ‘ "to $14.25
CTIONS res
liaiiu
r :1! spit-iii izl 51$.
labia
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Gaston"
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or... out...
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no .44. it. my... wt iu'w‘r
run Oifllflfiflcl
‘ - ~. we our
ii for your soool
supply. the. sees .18‘ . ii" ' ‘
same; ’the'dli'fel'enne in
comfort. coal 7 bills. WWI-«8m? so as
superior or inferior quality..,.;~d'holob
tiole of fuel; to.
' :Co wheroyouw i.
tragi- elsewhere. .. .
Norwalk Chronicler