I
. ,The
3 .V‘ mm‘ffOr insane for a five
' Aft!!! web'discharged from that
o ..
"ll litany...
too-sensible“ " .
ills llrisoaer sleadsd'sulE
or. in the third livers
.lzoouvicthad given eom
alimonyzln regard to the
sanity
Tombs. .,
,glftilr themurder' was
lbyla number sullen»
oldies Ghoasmnder
“,nl rder, who was
«Bi
. ode she in fooling Stile
‘ , halls and Tighs occupied all.
0 [Il'iil‘the Tombs. Ohoca’ said
. ,rub, down Tighe with lini-
Olii. brought Into - the. prison ' by
he’s mother. which gives the skin
. a sad 0r¥.,anilwauoe.‘.'which ls
rm“. tiledlldicatlons of an unbalanc-
,, -. _, . cars” on us.‘ am e
virt‘l'PsimIv F:ln‘icluoa lilies 3n he‘ll-
‘ftil'dor to: develop an emaciated
tion. .01 Indy and a‘ reflex sc-
ld ‘ but when Tighe
commission he
~ lions and make an
reps and tell the com-
ries about buying a
In chickens, etc.
IEO” after being before
it) a would tell how be
. l‘
I.
ken completely by sur-
timony and' after a
ougwith his counsel
guilty to manslaugh-
ftlegree. This he did
igncedrby Recorder Got!
(1:10;.montils in Sing
1.6,,
can
...‘,.
' warn '
and it“
wk
.y~
3! . s mother fainted after.
the so, hcs'jhad been imposed and
. . was carried out of the court room.
prisoner had been in the Milt-
“I, 10911 assured a few weeks ago.
“filigfimt'ilib Wife's throat in a fit
iehlol'isy.‘ , 3 ‘ ,
. . .s. . ,
Till Iihll You Illa Always fought
fl.
whom
, STEWAR MAKES NINE 55W”.
:2 IV." ‘3“"""""" . ""‘“' '
Heroic Yacht Club Man Does Great
.. work In Yesterday's Storm. ,
NEW ROCHELLE. July 11,—Along
the water front there was a lively half
hour when the storm broke yesterday.
Many pleasure parties on the Sound
were caught answered. The wind
came up so strongthey were unable to-
‘row or sail ashore and no less than
nine parties were rescued by Harry
Kane. the steward of the New Rochelle
Yacht Club's shore station, in Hudson
Park. He used the club‘s big launch
and towed six boats to the float and
found three other parties so far gone
be half to drag the persons bodily into
., nigf'launch and let their boats go.
'1‘ ere» were women In every party.
So far as known no lives were lost.
Almost at the same instant lightning
struck the dagpoles of the New Roch-
elle and the Larchmont Yacht Clubs.
Windows were broken in the New Ro-
chelle club house.
At the Larchmont Club's anchorage
about a dosen small yachts and launch-
ss w rs swamped. The seventy foot
launc Trisnga, owned by a Mr. Lov-
‘erlng, was badly damaged.
W
ASTHMA IUFFEHERS SHOULD
KNOW 8.
«Lg. Foley's Honey and Tar has cured
linear cues
Mildred. opelsss. Mrs. Adolph Ines
his, it, sat Third St. Davenport.
lows... rites: “A severe cold contract-
ed twellrs years ago was neglected un-
til It finally grew Into asthma. The
best. medical still available could not
9 mo morelthan temporary relief.
flimsy slid ,Tar was ‘ recom-
ed: and one fifty cent bottle on-
y called me of asthma which had
hm growing on me for twelve years.
it 1 bad takes it at the slertl would
have been saved years of suffering."
Pisiltoti’l .Drlig ‘Store. I-
‘34 r c
. ”1.431..
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a.
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\
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. p l W. -
l} .e y; ”mgpsgasv , axoussa‘rso.
. “,1 9.3,. "
N}: u s
‘7 . ”As-renal. Was cm s Min.
I} .9“! . ’ “flint. Against hom
, 3' tried a Grudge.
i _ , sols, July ii.—-Investi-
. W the German Society
, of ow the, society claims
. ' , ll
wig: “retailers. a former resi-
ll ‘t of Scott new under arrest in
Germany on suspicion of being an
anarchistrwlth designs on the life of
. William. was a laid. every
dip minor. It has also sen shown
“ that thsroitolnicsls found in his former
' which were supposed to
“if”!
Vt.
9:
‘ slimei‘thst e presided
. ,Ist mofiigs whgn Hill"
an, rose as aso
3‘ I Fed. The anonymous letter
3 - wssrsrrestsd In Germany,
‘ to. have been written by a
g whom'hs had trouble.
W
’ “VIA! IATTL‘I.
to [twenty your bet;
I W piles an mailman
tried ' uekIea’s Arnios
.1... .mayg
' l , » ., . . I}.
no Gala 3111'”
"in the manufacture of‘
such as those. led by as- -
that ‘ atolls tlmls .
8 ng last night told .
of asthma that were com .
k saddle-1"“ she screamed.
incident
0. .
7010
so h
the protections! stalls.
M fly-realist along. there»
Miwblch was. “The autumn
ton filOIiiI-i‘ld
rt . new mo:
sspirlnt for
m falling." The
pr ssslol'lsl honors was in so ex-
trsmslsstsie. or excltmeni that she
3 k m highs key. “Tea linemen.
stopped short. for want of breath. .
“'At this critical juncture,” “1?
serves Goodwin. "seine irresponsi.
Ills igod' in the. gallery. somer- en
auctioneer by calling. shouted in g
motor-lac tone: .
“Start it“ five thousand. ’old girii
‘ Start. it at five thousand!’ ',‘
M”-
Change of Heart.
All elderly professor who h“
grown weary of the bachelor stats
determined to marry and asked I.-
lady whom he had known for a long
time to be his wife. he question
was a surprise to her . all her nu.
swer was a confused “No." On rm,
flection. however, she reconsidering
met the professor she said to Infill;
“By the way. Professors”, do
you remember that ‘ljuestfon you
asked me the other day?" , \
The professor replied that he did.
"Well," she went. bnl‘3""1’ve been
thinking over the answer I gave. and
I've changed llly mind." .
“So have I." rcplied the professor.
o—Harper's Weekly;
'I‘vvo “0&6. ,
1 do not like my neighbor's dog.
Were l to also him up.
One brief pin-use would express it
all: -
"A most ill mannered pup."
He's vicious. and he has no sense,
He even bark! at me:
And yet my neighbor seems to think
There‘s no such dog as he.
,Now. my doll. on the other hand-—
i'lll very fond of him.
He's really gentle as a lamb,
Although he looks so grim.
And yet my neighbor fails to see
life kcou intelligence.
"Your dog." he' says. "is vicious. and
lie hasn’t any sense." '
—- Somsrville Journal.
,.
Wanted to Get Even.
A correspondent sends us the fol-
iowiprontmkfrom the pious poii-‘
tion of a good old colored brother In
a Georgia settlement:
”Lewd, we wants a- blessln‘ for
ever’ one, 'copt one; an (int one is a
yaller nigger, what boarded do rail-
road train. on runned off wld do
whOIo collection what was took up
for pay my salary wid; Lawd.
comedian sa- ‘ ,
. brew
Ill
. us: be
“bail courts? .
claim to availibl. .'
.I '
and then a“ 'I
”hinges.
the matter. and the nest time she ‘
rill
Baa
slice-Mill E
. 0 ‘ Q
in
‘l‘e
t'n owl-i
guanine
_ r urn
SKUE
Ghost of’ Family Scandal
m
bond.
p
upon her name.
rick McGuire In August 1
filed in this county.
Ian 1.
King’s New Discovery.
covcry saved my life."
Baxter’s, South Norwulk.
Wood’s. Norwalk, drug a
and 81.00.
by Bishop Turn
PROVIDENCE. it. 1.. J
Church yesterday
tin appropriations for s
please make do train Jump de track
———don‘t hllrt de‘yntller passengers,
but take off one leg fum dat nigger."
A Lucky Man.
She was versed in French and Ger-
man,
She had picked up Spanish. too,
And Italian ---- oh, she talked it
As the dark Italians do.
She had even learned some Russian
And a little Portuguese;
As for Swedish. she could real it
Off as easy as you please.
And her lucky husband daily.
With a toy that was sublime.
Thanked the Lord that she could
‘ only
Speak In one tongue at a time.
“Chicago Record-Herald.
She lied It.
A, young clerslalan doing his holi-
day shopping in s New York depart-
ment store. asked. at the book doc
pariment. for Carolyn Weils’ new
collection of parodies by well-known
'riiors.
“Have you ‘A Parody Anthologyf'
he inquired of the young sales my
man. ,
"1 think we have," she replied.
glancing at his clerical garb. Turn-
ing to another clerk she asked:
"Have we got "A Parody on Theol-
0gyf' '—-Town and Country.
m..—
Sheds Fall of Blood.
Notions ago a German gardener.
who lives a couple of miles: south of
the city. bought a cow which. the“
seller told him. was s. full-blooded
Jersey. Last week the cow strayed
was lost. The next day the follow-
tbs gsrdener's home:
"Lush—From the bsstnre any.
Willis (triumphsntiyl—uf told
00d i'd give Him last four days to
mails grandma better. and iis's
m. u. .m .. : P
Mommy-«Wily didn't you pray to
have her. get better right by"?!
Willie—«You know i
a...
take tlms.--Iiinaeapolls Tribune.
0‘-
000' use ' ‘1 am ‘for .tll'st
. 3 ”I“ Redneck-Wily ‘ 9:! one
IMilWfl.
”swarm-luv
sway from her owner‘s pastors and:
torsion "was nailed to a tree near
mi am‘
in 'mm‘ are... - ,
The Postmletrsswlt' ,. pesky; iitn‘ ,
‘lfyifil.
, l:
lug:
conference missionary.
pleasant to take.
Plaihted's Drug Store.
general.
rtes Miss,
mill. "
this scam; “ es. _ A
, awningasiuirsoa
ted
' 'llssvs ti
drilling"; ’
midi.
LTON WON’T, DOWN.
llc
"'i‘hroc doctors gave me up to die c
lung Inflammation. caused by a neg-
lected cold; but. Dr. King‘s New Dis.
Guaranteed
best cough and cold cure, at l“. 11.
barrio. .
. transmits-and
Not
On the plea that her dead husband's
affections ware stolen away from her
by Margaret Ross, Mary McGuire of
Harrison-N. Y., has brought suit ag-
‘nlnstdhe Ross woman for 010,000 da-
Mrs. McGuire claims that on
July 9. 1891. while she was living hap-
pily‘vJIth Patrick McGuire, Margaret
Ross induced him to leave the family
reside and companionlze with her.
Mrs. McGuire says she was deprived
of her husband's affections. his society
and support on account of the mar
chiuations of tthoss woman.
action, silo declares. caused her great
mental anguish and brought disgrace
The plaintiff was married to Pat-
862.
death occurredApl-ll 27 1806. Neither
of the parties-in» the suit reside In
this state, but property in Darien be-
longing to the defendant was attached
and for that reason the papers were
Margaret [loss
lives in Mllllloroueck. N. Y
A TRAGIC FINISH.
A watchman's neglect permitted a
leak in the great North Sea dyke,
which a child's linger could have stop:
pod, to become a ruinous break, de-
vastating an entire province of Iioi-
In like manner Kenneth Mc-
lver, of Vunccboro. Me.. permitted a
little cold to go. unnoticed ullill a
tragic finish was only averted by Dr.
writes:
and E.
lorcs.
Trial bottle free.
A. M. E. APPOINTMENTS.
Rev. J. D. Nichols Named for Norwalk tank have gone , Into effect.
or.
My
late
New Haven district»-I’residlug elder. , ,.
Rev. W. H. Burrcll; New Haven. Rev. dry land and another in tho Wflltl.
W. A. Lynch; Springfield, Rev. C. N
Gibons; Newport, Rev. W. ll. Thom. , , .
as; Bridgeport. Rev. .I. D. Jacobs; Nor- figmguflfgrg‘lgun’ll" about it whln “Hy
walk. Rev. J. D. Nichols; Grecnwich.‘ '
Rev. E. II. Boll; Stamford. Rev. A. Q. , _ ,
Norton; Narragansett Pier and Shot» :(llfifief‘hglll‘goihfahwfl) [fifgxm of mt
field, Rev. J. E. Hagills; Pltisflclll and Mother may 1 SO out ,0 swim
North Adams, Rev. 0. 1’. Watson: Lee; on yer; nly darling daughter '
Rev. A. Jolcr; Northampton and Wells- ' ‘ '
ville. to be supplied; Rev. I. Emery,
MAKES THE LIVER LIVELY.
Drillo Laxative Fruit Syrup
permanent relief in cases of habitual
constipation as it stimulates the liver
and restores the natural action of the
bowels without lrrita..lng these organs
like pills or ordinary cathartics. Does
not nauseate or grips and Is mild and
Remember
name Orino and refuse substitute
RURAL MAIL BOXES.
Patrons Carl Construct Their Own Af-
ter August 1.
WASHINGTON, July ll.——I’ostmas-
tor General Cortelyou has Issued an or-
der to go Into effect August 1. rescind-
ing tllc regulation, under which pat-
rons of rural mail routes are compel-
led to purchase boxes from one of the
200 listed manufacturers who have put
on the market 300 different styles of
boxes approved by the department.
Patrons will be permitted to construct
thier own boxes which must conform
.to the requirements of the department.
The patron must secure the ”Naval
of the postmaster for the office which
serves the route. and paint on the box
the Words approved by the postmaster
W”.
WILL iNTsnssr MANY.
bis if the kidneys are
, lay‘s Kidney Care will
bladder disease if
N
Von Charley cos. full 01 blood. 30- EVery person should know that good
art shall be bald. Friar-wits», health is
see City can dsr a. _
> a ‘ . cure‘ alloy d
Willie's» consume. ' every form. d will build
dan not to, disease or diabetes
It: lsy’s all say Ours is taken 1
me.
Plaisto’d's Drug Store.
QRANI-r-IOARDMAN.
. , 1r“ 5: , W . y , ,
“new Qrsns. of Msméhusetts. Maw
' Juemas Porter “and
usucaasrna. rises. .i‘ul‘ 11.»: .
theprgl‘lxenos only‘of lmmsd tors!
se‘ in bi smarter ghoul
' arts '
15......
‘vernor .oi'bi‘iisssclluestts. we,
ed, The " ‘
:30.
'. 0E
Chilcbicssoor our. for
all alluoll'louls
Laid
10 Years After Death of Hus-
ll.v~Ai .. . ~.
the closing session of the New idllg- 8:31;?) llelIlS of last seasons mm“
lullll conference of thc African M. ii}. bathing might be allowed the same as
resolutions
passed urging congress to I‘i‘flliit) lnili. thought best to make u change
lulllilu '
companies who will not accept color" swimming, has “ Infill: number of the
cd militiamen. and urging opposition vonug women in the summer school
to tho disiruuchislug clause now bo-,
whom he has con icacllin to swim.
fore the. Unlicll Slates supremo court.l 1’ g
Iiisllop 'l‘ul‘uer announced the uppoinI-' , ,
mcnls, among them being the i'ollow-I 33;?!“ n his
were
gives
, up an
strengthen thesaurgsne so they lull
perform their functions properly.
, ‘ There ‘will‘b' ,n’meetiug of the Dem-
ocratic state control. Committee in
, New Haven. Thprpduy. it is possible
that the committee may, line up on the
" question of conditilitsa for governor.
which ‘was studiously avoided at the
reciting held in Waterbury early In
. DI' ,3 .
Mayor Oumnliuss It 0000860 to
Mayor ‘Thdyer. of Norwich. and is
, looked uponns one of the sponsors for
Archibald McNeil, of Bridgeport. Mr.
McNeil probably has the majority of
the State's committee: with him. but
that, in the nascent instance. ismot
necessarily flinch of an advantage, be-
cause Mayor ’l‘hayer has Started out
as a boss killer as wall as a trust
busier. Owlilg.io his style of fighting,
he would doubtless lustas soon be ill
the position where he could declare
that the State ‘nlaohlno was doing all
In its'power to defeat him.
The friends of Archibald McNeil
have discovered recently, with a good
deal of enthusiasm. that be was tile
original Brynn man of Connecticut.
This. it must he confessed, seems an
infringement on the prerogatives of Al~
oxandsr Troupe, not to mention any
title that Mayor Cummings may hold.
It is only ten years, this summer.
since Mayor Cummings. like a young
Lochinvar. rose up to his full silt or
seven feet and let all men know that
the Republican party had left him.
and the Democratic party had come
along and picked him up. A few
months later the. beast was made good
-—at least the latter part of it—3-for Mr.
Cummings was nominated for Secre-
tory of State. He has since been three
times elected Mayor of Stamford and
once defeated for Congressman. lie
has provoked the wrath of Alexander
Tampa, and has broken with other po-
litical friends of 1896, bllt somehow he
has managed to win and no doubt is
eminently satisfied with his achieve-
ments during this crowded decade—~-
Slnlnford Advocate.
His
His
W
.——A specific fer pain—Dr. Thomns'
Eclectric Oil. strongest. cheapest lini-
lucnt ever devised. A household re.
study in America for 25 years.
M4... ..
MIXED BATHING TABOOED.
f
Yale Summer School Attendansi Can't
55;: Use swlmming Tank was
” Co-Eds.
Mixed bathing at the Yale summer
school of physical culture has been
given up and regular hours for 111011
and others for Women In the swimming
The
'chungo was decided upon after a talk
It was thought that mixed
at the seashore. but it has been
Dr. Max Schwartz. tllodirector of
He has discarded his patent. swimming
lessons this your. lie
“It’s one thing to learn to swim on
.1‘cuohing how to swim by machine is
‘ right as for as it goes, but the young
One of the verses composed Inst
lilo take a turn on Schwartz's machlno
But don‘t go near the water.
heartless owner as cases
by local applications, as they cannot
There is only one way to cure deut-
ncss, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
Inflamcd condition of the mucous lin-
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
the this tube ls inflamed you have 11 mm-
}.- when It Is entirely closed. Deafness Is
the result, and unless the Inflamma-
tion can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hear-
lng will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catnrrh.
which is nothing but an lnlIamod con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Csiarrh Cure. Sand for cir-
culars free. .
: F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledqz’
Sold by Ihugglst, 76c.
Take Hall's Family Pills tor consti-
pation. ' "l
W
TWO MIIOINO BOYS.
Nothing Heard From Young Skeiton
and Frank Connors, of Otsmford.
Not the slightest trace has been
found of Arthur .Bkelton, the 14 years
old son of Beniamin Shelton. of Stam-
ford. since he left his home.
Another boy 3was reported yester-
day to the police department as mise-
ing. lie is 114' years old. Frank Gon-
nors. of Now most. Stamford, and he
hasbseu miss , ,sinee Mpndsy sfterr
noon. The as have been asked
to send out a general alarm for him.
W
: , AMIEMQ‘LQT ~ ,
ottrouhlss to“ t3wth, "spring.
1 from s torpid Wound binoksdsd bow-
ell, unless youuswsllsn theme than
we sellsouMIby-vbrraltlnsls tiller
life Pills; .tnsllplesssntest and most
effective curs tor (ions ti who!
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and .
Whar appetite." ' 3
3 > Please notice that she
‘ dare.-
Norwalk. Conn. s
Tablets.
value. ,
acquaintances.
digest properly a
meal.
band completely.
long standing.
ed."
cents per bottle.
not
ayszw
all :I was
much distressed after eating a. hearty
I tried many medicines with
no beneficial results. until my husband
gave me a bottle of Dr. Richards Tllb~
lots which he got at Plaistcll‘s drug
store. 'I‘wo bottles had cured my has-
It took" four to ef-
fect a cure with me as my case was of
I recommend
medicine for the simple reason that
it cured me when everything else fall.
For sale by all druggists.
to say "Richards" twice.
Made by Dr. Rich-l
arlis Dyspepslll' Tablet Association, 53
Worth street. New York.
a e satisfy automobile: which
did not
1‘.
‘l
[liow many men and women of when he suddenl -
. . A _ . y discovered that it,
. 33591.3.‘51‘23Lk. “I” actual “‘0‘“ 0‘ "was not going to stop When he said
’ and ygt geglom‘is at hand. t k
rs. . . wens. rostauran cep- of the way because he could not stop we will be piuasud to live
or, of 22 North 'Main street. South that “wimpy". 13“”an he “I.“ icompelled
3.« ‘ . 'oettgo ang ntote arndoor.
'tll‘ 8:51.1de "B‘b‘lfi‘,’ :00 myself 0901". The force of the compact caused the
Y W 9 I“. c “"15 ”999' a machine. which is not a large one, to
Norwaik “23%;; 23311 3.33 g; amtlfig rebound: a few feet. but a fresh start
virtues of this remedy send him or heri $3321.12, 322%.? 3:: Sfiifimg'..k§3$}§
to me undulwv‘vég mfirvgbigmpggg :33; on top of the machine and its driver.
a number of years at 22 North Main
street and having come In contact
with all classes of people i am sure
that not. one word I may say here will
be doubted by my many friends and.
_ Up to the middle of'
last February. when I began taking
Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets, lny
digestiVe organs were ill a weak con-_
dition, and for this reason I did not: Rock chick three or four davs old
dure satisfy my appetite which was ' ' '
generally good. My stomach could not‘
usually
this ‘
lsltloo to become slightly unmanage-
iihe was and had to be afraid 3 ' ‘
.of h or stornsch. but". she look D able at times. The other day the actor
Blchardll Dyspepsiu Tablets.
Ito do more damage than it was sure
lull" discuss“ a
0mm “darn poor. 1.. 3 /.
llsknbwll ilsahb‘ risa *owns. an ' ‘
‘ ‘ s occasionally
caused‘bimisoma trouble by Its 005W
. ill . . ll ._ ,
. tiny observant 80,
pin who. have been riled ‘
to time ‘0!““10 remarkab
by Popsiitolti‘ifih‘letb" have M
if it really is true 1111109011“ rumba)"
will curs stomach. troll
mobilist ran his machinejinlo a haiku»
bar’s 'yard and down toss the barn.
However.
can easily bolveriiiod.
wk 0.. . . p
store any tour 70“ are'
0 .
Shouting to his neighbor to get out
names of chamber of Promises
pie in town who ,can truthfullyt
the benefits derived from the
these tablets. ‘ ' 3 '
If you are troubled with sour still
or any other of the symptoms org”.
Then it stopped. rennin. you
WW
FOUR~LEGGED CHICKEN.
This has been an unusual season
for trunk chickens if. reports are to be
credited. The other day some one
reported a chicken With extra legs
upon its back: And at B. 1.. McGurk’s
place on Albany avenue, 'Ausoula.
they have what looks like ll Plymouth
stomach trouble a ten days‘ trialhsnd
it after using one 25 cent box you can
honestly say you have not received
the benefits hoped for F. H. Raiser
least hesitation. -
HAWst HAULED m llAWst. .
that has an extra pair of legs a half- ‘ .4»... ‘
inch or more back of the regular ones.
They are fairly well termed. If the
freak lives it will be interesting to
note wholllcr the extra pair of
scrutcllers will enable the garden post
by Hawley the Sheriff Because
He Escaped Front Joll.‘ "
Iiawloy. 80. years old, who was some
mitted to the Bridgeport. jail.j;from
IIaWIeyvllls on a: charge of. theftlin
May. 1806. and who escaped in Aug—
ust of the same year, has. been ucap~
Io do with one pair.
INCREASE OF CAPITAL.
Southern New England Telephone Co.
Wants More MOMY- iif Hawley. Sheriff Hawley met Haw—.
Best
Price 50
Police
Fish
still
dor last Friday.
haul, it is said.
Del. says:
and belching.
IIRI lX‘rEPOIiT.
largo family.
cause of the not.
i
pollen and torpill
Pleasant to the
pie bottle.
ll ruggists.
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prevent Apggndisltis on tons Ii
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J.
Peddler.
Bailey ilv
STILL SEEKING CLUE.
Unable to Learn Anything
About Identity of Middletown
MIDDLETOWN. July ll.—~'I‘Ilcre is
no clue to the
George Goodllle, the fish dealer whose
body was found in his borne by a
neighbor Monday. The police are still
looking for Henry ‘G. Bailey, the plan
who formerly worked for Goodnle. and
who is alleged to have been seen in
(loodaie‘s team on the day of the mur-
lnllrdcl'or of
ed in Dur~
At the direction of Medical Examia
ner Ciiitlf an autopsy was performed
on the. body of the murdered nlunllnli
shows conclusively that Goodllle mot
death at the result of being struck
with a heavy instrument on the head.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin “1.8“, of New Castle.
"I suffered for yours with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
I tried aeverythlng 1
July
liver.
Illslc. N
new” flunk}
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in Iffect June 10. 1005.
LEAVE SOUTH NOR
NEWY
K.
5:30. 6
0
days. ..
mu. 1:
“‘7
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Ilrazilian helm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by R. H. Pinisted, F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
..___....__.._..__..-
DRANK CARBOLIC ACID.
ll.~PnlrIck
Couklln. a stationary engineer living
at 437 l.ln(llcy street. committed sul-
cilic yesterday by inking curbollc acid.
lie was 75 years old and leaves a
Dcspondeucy was the
SICK HEADACHE.
~«largely a woman‘s
chiefly caused by indigestion, consti-
Yoll can pre-
vent it by taking a dose of Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, once ev-
ery few days immediately after a meal.
complaint—la
(i llllllfitllt
or gripiug. Write Dr. David Kennedy’s
Sous. Rrudout. N. Y.. for a tree sunl-
lhrgo bottles. $1.00, all
Free Sample Bottles at R. H. Plaisted's
reach the diseased portion of the ear. ‘3
WALK FOR
:41, 0:18.
uzrox, 3:58 7:58, 8:18, 8:40. 3:432.
0:36;. 9:47. 10:50:. 11:01.
P. his-12:521. 1:00, 1:46x, 3:471.
3:20. 11:01:. 4:19x. 5:41, 5157!. 6:40.
0203:, 7:12x, 7:5ix. 0:57s. 10:02.
Sundays.
A. M.——12:50s. 5130:. 15:41:. 8:57,
:431.
P. M.~12:55s. 2:47x, 2:5'lx. 5:41.
5:57;, 7:003. 7:18. 7:5“. 8:25x. 0:57s.
NEW YORK F011 SOUTH NDRWALK
A. hie-12:00:, 10:00:, 4:64. 5:40.
6:45. 8:01. 8:05. 8340!. 0:023. 0:00.
0:113, 10:02:. 10:05. 11:00:.11:oa.
P. M.——12:03s. 1:04. 1:303. 0200:.
8:55. 0181):. 4:08;. 4:00, 4:16:, 4:30.
5102!. 6:00, 5:05. 0:00x, 0:08, 8:50.
8:021. 0:00x, 0:20. 11:00:.
Oundsys.
A. iiI.--—10:tl0s‘I 10:00:, 0:00. 7:30.
0:00s, 10:02:. 11:00:.
P. M.—--12:05. 5:04, 0:00x, 0:601.
SOUTH NngAI-K TO NIW
' . V “I IT
A. u.—-is:oss. lzlllx. 12551:. and.
, 31:34. 8:15, hummus. 10:11:. 11:05:. .
11:41. ; , 3
.P.‘Ml-13:0M.1i1li. 8:07;, 33”,. , . f ..
"‘3' 73071. 0108:...
ss'ss sets
55:. 1:".
our. on, your. en’s,
bookseller.
l/IAR'I‘FORDp. July l.I:--.~'l‘ho South-
,ern New England Telephone Company
, ycstcrdlly tiled papers WItIi‘Ule secre-
. tary of state for an increase of capital
stock from $5,000,000 to 30,000,000.
COAL {AND woob
p , noun-raters .
BOWka‘r’s Fertilizers. ,
B. Hershflefld a Son.
122 warns mas-r W. in.
The ms link 02 Bull II?
as SOUTH'MAIN eraser. souril Hummus.
Midsummer Clearing" sale of Lad lcs' Suits, Coats. Skirts. Wallets. 3 in:
Wulsls. Suits, Rain Coats at a great ro ductlou, as we must clean out al of
our summer goods. First come first gets them. Come and be convinced.
If you have not bought of us yet ask your neighbors. They did.-
Waisls. 390, 49c, 75c, 98c, $1.25. $1.48, 31.98.82.118 to $6.00."
ley at tile Ilawleyville; station and
when the latter spoke to- the sheriff
he was recognised and immediately
.ulkcn into custody. . , ‘ .
a. be...“ can...‘..i.i.ruWe...
‘ Use an Electric Laundlll Iron.
The Reed lit Volk'Eleoilical Compass.
'Opp. Telephone Exchange. . Phone 82-4.
1 Sale
1
Specia
0F ‘
WHITE LINEN SUITS. SHIRT WAISTS, SKIRTS, CHILDREN’S DRESS-
ES AND A FULL LINE OF MILLINERY.
FairCiOakSlFurStOt'c
es wasrlmor'ou eraser.
v
sou-rs sosvvack. cons.
. ,.- . n I
THE DIFFERENCE ‘ IS IN Till
QUALIT . 3
Go where you. will. for your. cool
supply. the price is very much the
same: the difference In results-Asst.
comfort, coal bills. etc—resides in a
superior or inferior quality. ’ The ar-
ticle of fuel to be found In our yards
‘ . will successfully withstand the sever»-
“ " j test. Try it before you place an
order elsewhere.
IIIe Daniel Keogh (00.1.00
14 lssvlew Ave. ' 'PIIM
‘ IRANOH OFFIOEO. - . ,
,LOsry's News More Railroad"! p
Iridge Drug More.
Bridge.
a... m...- m»- .Wm-ww“n.p~.. ...
Concrete,
Wuhlagton .
..
O
-..... .. a.» ....mw...w..
.Asp’halt. ‘ Cement,
., Gravel.
Blue Stone Walks
Curb Gamma-lid * 1. *
vuig Set.
let
with gag-um" “For
‘ , memorial '
ach. heartburn. palpitation. wind hellish» .
lag. fullness or. distress alter cabins. '
owe it to yourself towgiys .
this prescription for indigestion and «.
will pay back your money‘withoutstiflp
leeyvlllel‘l-Iavvloy Haled inficurt '
BRIDGEPORT, July 11.~—Frederick .
Skirts from ....... . ....................... .................98cto$iil00
Coats ............................. . ........ $3.50 to $15.00
Rain Coats ..... ........................ 130.98 to,818.00
1.1mm Suits. 32.93 to 312.00
ladies Suits ...... '23....... ....... .' ...... ..... sass taxman-..
‘tured In Brookiield Junction by Shor- .
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