.liui inert.» loo * 2
court of com»
um
was .thcrousbly
Wm dl
claim “ realm“ 2‘
1
r7 motion has arisen pro-
the jurisdiction of the
j either direction are
he a 30 foot grade
W7C: city limits and
with the. 10ml It
coal supply at every
make steam. This
coulsli‘nce‘. _
rlntendent Elwell
hid bring the matter
the general mam
[mi department
672‘ W detlsed. Elle
intouoperation.
, - suelso empowered
2 1- iwnbrs or factories to
tithe any steps to re-
: which emanates
soft wolf‘s nuis»
' 6; are». tony. Did
M liberation. :
my'r, section 0 .l‘lriizls,‘7
y~0rle wags, son of
_. lilo ‘7 0m igisl‘l cl
. the young man’ s bedlle'. i2 ed 4
use... he expired. He re‘ Shed com?
1. ‘ ems:- until the end. do}! as
“ In ‘ of ii '.-A Bishople 0033,“ nth“;
7 . Rsilro‘ud'
y“curried a $1. 00 70.08.
3 brought to this “at? and
will be held tomorrow
obtuse! Worms
" ' r7" soon;
2 ye beeii adiictei'i with kidney
Wider trouble for years, passing
“tones with excruciatingl
, MA- H. Thurnes.o . . smell,
operator of Buffalo. O.’ "l
01’7‘fl‘0m medicine until i
I ‘J‘aler’us. Kidney mire.
2 t was surprising A few
‘tlld brick- dust~illle sub-
ml. have no pain across.
i feel like it new man.
00.1000 worth of good.”
blouse BICYCLE.
"sww W
NW Culley) Automobillct Runs Down
2'? 'Whlalman.
8?; cc 22. —~—A steam
'y Stephen Hoyt,
.. -. tbmifi‘gdnlflont 01D.
tore from Main street into
minus yesterday afternoon,-
: s R. Mack. a newsdea
1):)“ State street, who was on
t i Q i , .‘ ~,,
bomoblle demolished the
{pubs bicycle. and threw
. ‘ the pdveineat, a it was'
just as it was abouteto rub
alien's let. Mack‘s clothes
t he. was. not induced.
"75 rising the automobile slow»
lid he was on them uguisldaai-
W. He offered .to us all dama-
ge ion
‘4
Wl7TH70U‘l' iRBl’I'A
1.0mh‘hi "‘ l Nailed
~ We lie-stimu-
‘_ wthoiit. lrrltatinc
é” dire liv-
this
.«siess‘sui o m'
“TOR IIMON‘.’ ”7
, June 22 .mflero‘a .2
[in
Tit:
. inductive. Manly 2
present:
any mariwflrljrdya'e.
, 2. .‘iir‘iutr Must
77772“
“that“
. .9!
. NEW HA7
.oaraiisslonlnm Edmund it
mu
onroisniealtlfmdilprsmfgrs iy. ;
b7
This temeutis the _
on tmapnogga a. law lockswithl;
v e on
wisdom“ Mugs
face flushes. and you grow excited and
shaky at the least provocation, and
. db‘lby-
can!)
> y e _ ery-
ge on life we know of no better
medicine than Lydia E. Pinikham‘ s Veg-
etabi 0 “mm“ is. up illus-
trillion: 22‘ 2 cry itTKoe‘hn‘e. 371
Garfield Arenne.Ch cage [1].. writes:
m5”; years in in
never disappoints: so when
_ ginning of much further consideration
it‘-
I . out an exception, every senator hoar-
. a wonderful boon to commerce.
LydlaEi. Pinklnui‘sviixctabio
family and it;
felt that I was
a? rich because they might build the co-
. . a, .
Arum 2222-22
“m3 i. th ate in the ”it
ithat‘ preceded the passage of the Lilli
Erie and Ohio Quasi bill this week
was of almost as much importance its
the passage of the measure itself. The
debate pr you that Congress is boxin-
lug to re its that the country is on
an are e Waterway traiisportstion,
and the indications tire that the pas
sage of this canal bill is only the be-
ol the entire subject with cons uant~
greater increased bppropui lions
for aorei‘nmeni Work. ‘
The who use and Ohio River Ca-
. pal measure stirred up a stionu op-
; osition on the ‘part of certain senil-
ors who affected to believe that the
bill, by delegating such work to it
private corporation, was unconstltu
’ tionnl. None of those opposed to tho
. measure, hoWeVor denied the need
‘ that exists for such 0‘. waterway con-
'. necting the lakcsund the gulf. With-
tily approved of the proposed ditch
and acknowledged that it would prgxe
e
objectors, horrever, thought that the.
government should build the canal and
not turn the work over to a private
corporation.
; Senator Patterson of Colorado Was
a leader in the opposition on constitu-
tional grounds Ho attacked the
EiPittSbui-g incorporntors of the propos-
a stl cg reply from Senator Stone.
of Mi sour.‘i
ed canal corporation. and called forth '
(midsi-
:- Values “77
KIMM 'Evdr
J‘old Before ‘
in»;
fitfi’ll
National
Child
{“de iv‘7i >.,2 Y‘wi‘
5 give the moltgf lust why: 2.2
evci y muiyi‘u mild {2.62ngle CWILLmJU/HJWC, roles on
retail purchases. 2‘2 *'
The senator from Colorado is not
7'duite consistent in his diecussiorp—l
misht say. his indictmentmol the den-
lens of Pittsburg,” said the Missour.
hm “in one breath he urrnlgiis tlic
millionaires and expiesscs apprehen-
slot: that they are lying in ambush
waiting to pounce on this project” as
"iOOil any tlliii chartei' is grantetl, add
or the néitt- new. be delshors the in l
corporator‘s because they are paupor
dolhl’iiies' not millionaires. and there i
tore nbt able to build the canal
, po nde the millionaires because they
or “rich and have money with which
they might construct the canal, omit
then he pounds the incorpornto'rs be-
tli‘erefore unable to construct it. lie
Would withhold this charter from the
nut and he would withhold 105me
the poor because they. might not be
able to build it; '1 do not think that
arguments 'of that kind hoivcvoi clo-
Quently presented. should swoop sena-
tors, who have capacity to discrimi-
7.,37 .2 .' . m . :7... ..
Mrs. D‘clkescsmp and Detective Mora
ploy Tail of Alleged Arrangement
'i‘ WHM‘MF by- Lawyer. ~
.NEW HAVEN..June 22-7ln the
by 01‘ documentary testimony intro
need in the Dumur disburment pro-
, dings yesterday the record of what;
rs. Deiescujnp testified to in the [Al-
. rop divorce case was the most im-
portant. This took up practically all
of the allotted time and was resumed
yesterday alternoon. At the opening;
of the session the reading of the de-
position of Joseph J. Murphy, a detec—
tive, employed by Durant in the divor—
ce case, was completed by State Attor-
ney Williams. in this Murphy says.
he entered into a conspiracy with the
Above the woman perlurc benefit in.
the MthI'OD case.
he had difficulty in collecting money
camp had told him of improper acts.
with Lathrop. .
”The record of Mrs. Deihescamp's
(evidence shows that she told in court.
of. alleged arrangements made by Du-
rant for her to commit dmpropcr acts
- vwlth Lathrop. to tell Mrs. Lsthrop of?
he fact with the intent of scoring“
edlateiy. "
In a deposition of Mrs Dclkescamp
which also was read, she swore that.
she had not committed improper note.
but was forced to say so by Durant.
and Murphy. She further denies till
‘01! her statements to Murphy in regard
to various meetings with Liithrop
Just before the .noon recess Mr.
Williams‘usked permission of the
c urt to withdraw the Murphy deposi-
ion iwheroln the statement was made
ythut Durant hnd conspired to have
77Mrs Dellrescarup commit perjury. At-
torney Judson asked for an expiana~
tins of this procedure, and why he had
put his side to the trouble at going
down to New York if it was not tic»
ing to be used. Mr. (lunn, the Junior
cause) 2for Durant, also said: “And
['0 like to know why the gentleman
pi, me to the trouble of tramping all
over New York city in the hot sun.
(when I had a boil on my neck. " .
‘Mr.'Willisms said that he should
'iiothe oatschlsea at this time.
W ONLY OUR: iron anPIPIIA.
uni-Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Joli. uysi "l collared for years with
male. used to have great distress
belchlnl. h J,“
0
will. 22.”... °‘s.‘.’.“.lilil"2li. .
0 cents bottl cured coin7m
Fe sale by Nil Plus 0; F.
on. Clifford Pharalaem7
. Iiiioti/s
‘ Wthrop so that he would “settle im-
ysmlous boosting of William Ochlsv
t, flimsy f.
.’ Julie 722 .wCoroner
, ix ins imminent! the death
of William Schlegel. which occurred
result of s
revel or
L'P7wsaid, i no" “1;,de
wor
7"" rl7ts, all went .hls horns.
‘ to the stories of his wl
. id. wires were in the house at the
is 2.2; Mills obsidian they heard
a shot“ on the mnWow. 5%. 7777177777
ill
0n the kitchen floor dead. A hgllet
is brain.
oomph distance away from the
NW of. the room
Wad Wit * Thelflodleli
'2 lbw-mm“ third! Mills
“”7 tom owner
Delkescamp woman and Durant to '
He further says;
for his services. and thut Mrs. Dollies» -
itriad everything i jibe.
nata nod who sometimes indulge in
707379” luxury of reflection, from their
ut”
the fuel.
remained that the senate is
noliy working, around to view the
need of waterway transportation as a
reul, iiv'c question. With a greater
pressure brought to hour by the people
on both b'rn'nchcs of Congress. there
000 a year will be appropriated for
this great work of internal improve-
ment. This is the sum the National
to see Uncle Sam expending annually
in bettering the nations rivers 'nnd
harbors.
-———
COPYRIGHT REVlSlON BlLL.
RecoFds Are to‘ be Kept of Discussion.
IIioi' Benefit of‘ ‘ Legislators.
WASHINGTON, June «Mr—Although
the hearings en the copyright revis-
Congress, it is deemed desirable by
those interested in tug measure that
the discussion may go on by corres
pondcnce to the copyil‘ghi oillcc in the
ldbraiy of Congress. Records are to
be2kept of this discussion for the bone-
fit of the legislators To promote
this discussion Liliiorinn Putnam yes-
terday issued the following memoran-
dum with reference to the matter.
"The hearings by the two commit
tees on patents sitting as a joint com
lttce. which were begun on June 0
slid concluded on ‘June 0. 'were pro
liminary. The chairman of the house
committee announced that his commit.
tee would be prepared to resume hear-
ings alter the first Mbndsy in Decom-
ber. The senate committee has anth-
ority to sit during, the recess. but
the chairman indicates that there is
no possibility of any hearings iduriul;
the summer and do probability 6
hearings prior to the besinplux of the
next sosslon‘. The beasts chili so
has puss eased the following resolu on
which it be; instructed me lo abounds
nicste as widely as pessible to the
public:
“Pending further hearings upon the
bill the register of copyrights is to-
chested t kesl'i record of the discus-
cahse be fears they are poor, uniij
But throughout the entire debate. 7
, which at times grew ncrld,
grnd- -
is a strong probability that the $50,000, f
Rivers and Harbors Congress hopcs'
ion bill have closed for the recess of .
F’i‘hcse 001er show q
Everybody l; cows how much he saves when lie
is able to buy npuit of. clothes or a pair of, shoes. or
a pop or anything else at the wholesaler": price. He
sayi:s the retailer's
cool.
i
, 2".
«i
profit; handily 720 to 30 per
7.7,... 7"l7' .._i.,
,u
a Direct:
that (it!
mid d7.”
. ._ 7Wher‘i hymen hype mgorsmtwnflpikfial Stand he
saves. not merely one. prol'it. but three or four. In-
stead of Saving 20 to 30 per cent. he saves nearer
50 per cent. -
This is‘ because all the 7,2000 drugr stores. 7wllicli
conduct National: Cigar Stands cohcentrate their
cigar buying in a slug/u to aflrahvc to}: rem, which
is thus given , . 2
.2. , .2"-
The 6......» Itetall cigar Quilet op Ea.-
Witli 2. 000 establis
gars for, this concern
lied retail stores to provide ci-
”budoindd‘a power in the tobac-
co market big enough to own its own brands, con-
trol its own fuctoric.
Each of the
ism] smoking suiiduct
ripe, selected leaf at t
‘\ “Cuba- Rome" is on
i
r‘
l7
i
. .~ ,5 .
xii .2620"?! . 4:. 2:»; "14:2
—-_
Anni:
BIG M77EAT77 EXPbflTS.
For One Vlflafi‘fl“ 'biicw Tilly
Aggregated OVer $180,000,000.
WASHlNG’l‘ON,‘ June 22 ¥Exporis
of meat and meat products from the
United States in ,the eleven months of
the fiscal your 1900 ended with May ug-
Igregsted over $l80 000, 000 in value. ac-
cording to a report issued by the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor.
lerscr exports-
tion of meats and meat products than
in the corresponding period of any 0th
or r in the history of the export
trade, and an induces of practically
sixty per cent ove‘r 1 90.
The increase occurs in all the prin-I
lrips] products. hilt is especially notice-
able in lard. oleo oil, salted pork. fresh
beef and fresh pork.
l Great Britain is by iar ti... largest
purchaser of Ania‘ric
or the "tobacco vlor h of bacon, h'sin.
iesh beef and!~ canned beef exported
slop of l provliious; and to receive.
in behold. of the conimlttee as well as.
0! thec yrlizht omce suggestions for
i is nine merit whether in éfpriu or sailor
stance: and t0 digest the so also. for
convenient holder-illicit by the coin;
i
‘ ”FOLLC'WJNG Tl-ll Ill. 70.
When our soldiers west to she and
777709 Philippinehell unmet heinous
7 uporthnt mnelddiutipll. His '1'. Mor-
A retired Commissary Sergeant U.
0990““
I. l7. -'
‘.w"m“77‘72¥%‘3m
‘Eiuty Coroner Wilt, of 'i‘ollsndidoun-
" we insures at the collision of two
1005 the United Kingdom took 000.-
000000 worth, or practically 00 per
cent. at he,total: of the totslo ed arts
606{rallied at ”00, it
633777
000worih, whie 00f 7thc
.500, 0070 worth of can eexrorted the
same year it took 036, .000 worth.
Oieo exports go chidlyrto the but-
ier melting countries, the largest part
to the Netherlatllls. which took to. too.-
'30, worth out at the 011500.000 worth~s
ported in 1906.
i
' » . 7 77022”: #22
WM
93%?!
panama, doom, June lawns,
. ,stoday continued ills inquiry into
trains mow hip“ examining all.
leggy“ inmsll an basalt.
f doors Stantoli. the
lib. win was killed. was
" ‘cvcr sold :it 3 for 25c.
meat products. .
7 trooper
' Norw
homogbm nil
in... at wages
and be its own producer!
2,000 stores is. tlicrpby virtually a part-
Garcia sold at
2 2 gig m gt :3
vi
12.2:in {3
In leaf quality, workmanship, imgrancc and gun-
lull it is :i [III/LY Cigar than was
All clear Havana, and good,
but.
c of 30 brands owned and sold
stditdr can National
CLIFFORD PHAnM
80. Main and Ellis
7H.“ “w. CHAMBERS
200 Washington St.
net in a tremendous cigzir-producn‘ig biielnoss. Each
sessile gecdsdvid or: Midi" 237" 42332222 no 30b-
biog profits. no fancy dividends, no expenses of
traveling snlcstncnn it Can and does mm], all the
usual zoizolesdle pricc~40r cvoi less] ’
l ,
Ilia; is why a «rigor like .7
it, or.
E; zip. 2‘
c :22 ~ .
cxcluslvcly by Nationnl Stands. All classes of
tigers“ are inciirdcil,‘ it‘ll tastes and purses suited.
Every cigar in the line is nearly twice better
than you have, eccr got before for: ”to price?
'i‘ryintir ls believmg. . , ‘
. I 7
l ,7‘ ,. ‘
7r“ l“ a A
,
per
’i.
.n. _
Am,
There are three National Cigar .iltands in So. Nor-wall: at- the fpglowiug addresses and only atdhcse
l y ,A .r
“ 21‘
claim tremble wé‘Y .;
‘i'7'r7u‘.
”301%: ’9 “
ATTACKED WITH ROCKS.
Quarry Nldr7 “linden Under Armed-
Guard.
MEltlDldN, Conn, June 22.——Dlssnt—
lsilcd over a demand for higher wages
which had been compiomlscd by the
Superintendent, Mr, Scott, a party of
ltaliana threw rocks down upon their
fellow laborers in the Quarry oi the
Connecticut Trap Roch Company. at
Reds Gap, near Durham yesterday of
lcrnoon. injuring one of them so that
he was taken to the Meriden Hospital
with a. had scalp wound dad a crushed
finger. Fearing that more trouble dure
log the night would arise. Constable
llgothe of Walliiigford and three dc-
puties kept ormod guard over the
quarry property, which is in a dose-
late region,
below aslPINT purse
are as cemmcn in l'tidia as are stomach
and liver disorders with us. For the
latter. howeyer, there is a sure remo-
llllectrlc Bitters; the great rel-
icins which 8. A.
Brown, at" unetlsville
"will restored my wife to perfect
heal other years of suffering with
dyspepsia and a chronically torpid liv-
0t." Electric Bitters curs chills and
I So all INA.» 7
Be Cool. Comfortable and Undo-Dale.
Use an Eie‘idric Lauudiil lid
The Reed d. Valli Electrical C767 mt
Opp. Telephone Exchange. ; WThonc 22-4.
lb. 10 was
i.
"-17
Wm? flu" blfng77 7 "0
N70 burrs fill , W 2-!
. all whale $737777!
sum 7 e 00
«casino in
comfort. coal his. old .-—'reliiles
superior or inferior quality.
ot duel ”do
i var, malaria, blillousness. lame hack, , 7 '
it dncy troubles land bladder disorders. '
acid on guarantee by F. ii. Baxter,
South Nomllc, and E. P. Weed, Nor-
wslit druulstl. Price 00c. _. ,7, ‘ "
am We
t of th
lye Arssld7
slit, was arrested last Sunday for
“that?! Ml Y be was pro-
as
linear
tit cvi ease lie was not
1- ‘ lint 201i Bundur,,itnd se-
canes until listiirdsy.
,u 1.6 .
Zollipss‘i- asserts that h s enter-
.tsiiluup fill NW1)“
home. wh t; s’flr the so to;
dim Milk {costs
from iii-wait the
0 when the police
descended upon him.
tiered
. id ‘ ‘
sanction becomes chronic. _
ill?“ is cabbage to these w,
brutal!
whamsstmmdsrandsss
WWW”! 'WHAh .lm‘in 2.
Norwalk Chronicler