,2 “if; r
. nonviolent——
i3 gorilla Yankee
o- n2
larger-"river and honor
nam‘leaiilonnf Congress
‘ the interests of Now Earn
. t e datillna‘l movement ’fo‘r'
appropriations to be made an-
naturally attract notice. The
211 opal Rivera and Harbors Congress.
' disseminating Information on
amaurmshcio headquarters
. h the object of securing united
, . from all sections of the country
nuptial bill of at leash any mil-
°, __ hostile approval of New Eng-
eong‘reasmen generally in its cru-
" matatiye Ebeneaer .1. Hill,
ut. for'iaatance. who has
Qiiige‘tly it» solicit: of harbor
tsgiis titus’ quoted on the
. , (leafless:
again in favor of liberal appropria-
‘ for rivers and harbors and be-
° ”the National; Rivers and liar.
° thl‘css, in disseminating ill-
atlonconoorning the value of wa-
tl‘anaportation to the country as a
.92 and urging upon the people the
.at hacking Congress ill a lib-
, icy toward its improvement, is
' argued“ thing and should have
., support. River and harbor de-
‘ eloplhent.’ dedufyes‘rilibersi' expendi-
tars probably more than some other
function ‘xaf' government now more
seamen deait‘with. it is longer; true
i that these appropriations are regarded
, as ‘di‘atrtet' legisiat ion or as being em-
.‘ployadr‘pri olpoliy to enable congress-
‘ “ men 'to‘aa isfy the cravings of Jihelr
\conlfltiiteutflor special favors. Chain
Juan Burton. of the Rivers and Har-
bors;-Oonlmlttee. has. himself done
, vmlloh toward doing away with that
x.‘ - 'illeayaltd-the general importance of
‘ rivers and harbors appropriations,
thelmlgiltto stand on a par with those
for any other national purpose, is no
longer questioned." ‘
The Yankee cod continues to flop
,triltmphaut as one of the most prcc~
f,” ”Militia New England's indus-
f _;l crown—as a Celt would pill it.
, First the fish received special consid-
' Erotica-at the hands of Congress dur-
‘lnxtho framing of the pure food bill,
,olnd now the Bureau of Manufactures
,. calls attention to the fact that through
2 I! decree Just issued by the president
,t'fif filodl‘renoh republic, the duty on
“lximported into tiio island of
“up, lbttpc la reduccd from $2.63 a
2.: bundled Weight to $1.752—a vcry coir
' aidemlile docronso. Codilsli, it at»
pears. forms an important part of the
regular diet of the working classes ill
ill their. interest on account of the fact
thutii‘the. prevailing prices have boon
vm-highflliuce the market has been
Ollilfiua'diaimosi exclusively by il‘rcncb
fifths. The change is undoubtedly ill-
tended to allow American illlporlcrs
theater the field, thus bringing about
5° a decrease in prlcc.
‘The butchers and lucid cxpol-tl-rs of
_Wll;hinllon am in the lili’flll-i of an
‘ Bulwmt that. in view of the hot
91'. bids fair to llccoillc dilllgcr-
Nllr huudrcd mcul inspectors
,M chosen to change l’acklngv
fall) Spoilesatowil. To select
inspectors it' will be necessary
he applicants through the ques-
. drill. In which the Civil Service
‘ n, has grown most expert.
’ Manila foreshadowing the inqui-
havo already iiPt‘n soul to those
° “manifests." as they call them
fool that being export in their
, ' and admirably equipped through
2, t": [grown up in the coldest of s
i ~ ‘u‘l atmosphere. lhcy siioliid one
"to securing a large number of in-
... 3 pl. to enable tilt-ill to work
to Uncle Sam. So it is that
~‘ have created oxcilcmcut,
2 local° butchers. anxious to
info lhd'fltild of political oppoln
feel flint. it should not be to
2 of an inspector that ho in» unit-
' , the pages of various diseases
t .. t ca is. or to draw up an
idiom. so long fill llc tinder-
blilstli from experience.
they regard as photo and
» gm tho application blank
. hbhtld sent and Which mind
t, upcoming to hiln. as it
gem” idwmi "going to (till-
i' _ ill: down the throat of
‘ ii the feelings of many
hell he said: "As clean
tall. the applicant is o:-
.. everythin under the
tides and rel ion. Them
°t
Altogether. it looks
. hula decided on
1% was s to try for
ins? tors.
W
for niacin; in colon. and
Villa
is, f l . I dead
" “llama...
shipmliiua
2 mafia in
or. - mail?» “it
WWW" _ .
2 in. Moccasin and a list of. iii-arm
government receive less than they
ares"
. Just. been returned lto the°'llreiisnry°alitl
Guadeloupe, the reduction bclug made
incipient inspectiiritls. Wash-
Oiio local butcher, in his
mammal clerk la
1 . Bananas its gets.
(at martian film!!!
naturally «drawing:
, rain! that lie is.
Offline lilo amount of
can: he is non.
em to have but
infill;
an; another at 'apoasldcrsblv higher
built are Uncle Gain ,footn his bills.
who i income-suntan in
surnames ‘ purchased '° there- it
ban the ordinary business than is per-
. at some it than "well tinder-
that!“ that ‘thosewho Work for, the
inbuilt roars ‘1me private clnpioysrs.
that every‘flongresman occupies a
large part .of" his time in advielnz
young. man and womentamons hiacon-
filtueats not to enter the federal stir.
' cc.” ' ' *‘ ’ °
A torn historic flag. of more than
ordinarily painful ' ‘ recollections. has
placed on exhibition there in .a glass
case. it is the flag Which, draped from
the president's box. caushmm. Illur
of Booth and tripped. him. breakinz
hia‘hlp‘, air he “turned to flee after
shooting Lincoln. The long rent made
by his spur still remains unropaireds a
mute witness of the tragedy. That
the flag reposee in the Treasury and
not in some national collection. is due
to the fact that it first beiongedto a
regiment formed by Treasury cm-
pioycs in 1864. who drilled daily on tile
White Lot. 0n the (lily of the asses
siuatlou of President Lincoln. the pro.
prietor of Ford‘s 'i‘beatl'o, knowing
that lie was to attend. borrowed this
flag and placed it on a pole extending
from the box. The next day it was
returned to the Treasury and pla‘rcd
in Room 296. This room was aflcr~
ward occupied'by Vice President John
son, the flag being stored ill the base-
ment. Later, it was loaned to an ex-
hibit. and has only now returned it)
its original place.
A certain “indignant and long-suf-
fering citizen." hitherto unknown to
of taxing all dogs. or ”nasty bruins."
its no calls them. in the District of
Columbia one hundred dollars. Not
that he has boomkopt awake o' nights
by their howling. or has even been
bitten by one. ills silggostion‘ is made
on purely economic and sociological
grounds. in a communication address
ed to the rcceiver of taxes, protesting
against the llujusiiilublo iilcrcaac of
water rent and other taxcs, is quoted
as saying, "A dog is not a uoccssiiy
and he is a dangerous nuisance. fin is
a burden to the poor. still if the rich
must have a dog on which to lavish
their affection, lot them pay for tho
hasty brutc. One hundred dollars ll
your would he’ll reasonable tax for a
‘dog, and thou the psiicnt and suffer-
init people would be rcllevod from a
conicmpilhle nuisance." also for man's
best fotlrLYooted‘frlend. lint ii in point-
cd out that the class ticllominnlcd as
the "patient and long-suffering pccpul"
is Just that class which keeps lhc most
dogs. and so should the schcluo cvcr
be ndoptcd it would bring about a sad
miscacrisgo of Justice.
A. (i, i..\\\'iti'~lNi‘l‘°2.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of illocar.
There is only one way to euro deaf-
ncss. iuld that is by collstilllliollui
remedics. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lin-
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have a ruin-
bling sountl or imperfect hearing, and
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, hour-
lng will be destroyed forever: nine
cases out of ten are caused by (tattlrrh.
which is nothing lull an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of llciilllcss (caused by
catarril) that cannot be cured by
liail‘s Catarrh Cure. Sand for cir-
culars free.
F. J. CHENEY di (30.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Diuggiat. 75c.
'Pllke Hall's Family Hill for constl
potion. "
ORDER OF PROTECTION.
-p...
Bin Holiday of Order to be Held at
Steeplechase.
Deiogmlmls of lllolllbcrs illiti lllcil'
friends of the N. it). t). i'., from all
sections of (ti‘llitlcrlicui ulld the (irniul
lodge officers of Mlilfit'. New illitup~
liliirc. Vermont. Massilcbuccits, ltllolic
Island alid i‘ollllcrlicul with illo Sir
pruillc ltlllizc officers of Now England
will gather in Bridgeport, Saturday.
August iii.wiu2ii the annual ulcciiiut
of tho ill'IiliHHl of tho i‘ollilociicui Jur-
isdiction will be held. after which the
Bible livid day liiid outing will take
piilco at Bil-opicclluao IlliilliIL if is
oxpcctcd'lbul several thousand inciily
hora \viil ho present.
The dcpulica' meeting will be bold
in tho Btmtpluullallc theatre at 10:30
it. m.. lilo llcld day oxbrciiies ill lilo
afternoon. -
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A “lilMllC lI’IMlOM.
A writchlnan'il neglect permitted if
loalt la the [root North lies dylto.
which a child's linger could have photo°
pad. to become a ruinous limit. do
“station an entire province of Hui
leaf. in lib mutter Kenneth Mo
liter. of Vaacsiioro. iii... acclaimed a
iittio‘ooll to a unnoticed until a
tragic dill-h u only averted by Dr.
King’s New In. it. writes:
“Mmmmwuuptoalact
laudnilamalatlcat lat-ad by a new
covet-y and my “life." Guaranteed
heat cough and cold on. at 9‘. ii.
Buttocwaoutil New and it. .
Wood's. Norwalil. d 2 mom.
and 01.06. 'l‘riai-bott o n. 2°
. W
OTM'I lMUIANOi DIPAM‘MINT
* MATT!“
The state insurance dspartll‘lont is
sending out the new directory. on»
pared by the department allowance
ems also: authorised to do business
in i 0 slate. Vithliid mall and M2
.00
so
2 food companies. ”Pile directory or cort-
, .mtoti so Jilly a.
most ex-
which A item
dresses or their to 1h! trawl
walnuts permit to do from in
m and the agents or lililttltiltii‘k
statute» will:
his to silent: filld bm'lfl also
found in thefts-Io 2 -. 2 :
fame, has conceived the Utopian idea ~
loch-ii cola: in! Dr. {tiller flow Dia- iii
if tiiihlui X mammal New Vol-it. who
.t cs1
. .Whins. aritnesa
t, 9 some to on will the seventh.
° The 1; ill boys had ital! their own
, t e“? elentlln in their favor
by the sac, of,“ to, , , The Normal,”
livers the first to go to hat. ‘Cahill got,
his balloon balls and interwoven. W.
lander hit to-lmad and. was. thrown
out to. For or. t}. Lauder put the
hall event-lg tineld tomatoes homer.
Brooks dropped all on top niche dream
lug rooms. also for" the circuit. James
flied out to‘lllllwaoa. Brennan made a
nice singleito tut.» Moxisllnnu hit. to
Land and was thrown out to Parker.
'i‘hrec hits—omitted runs.
ly to right. Grant
u it safely to left.
tindnori‘il
Second: _ < .
scored later. Viticflrlith struck out. Oh-
iilil, bit.;aafeiy todoft ,
Lauder doing the same. (1. Lauder got
a free pass andllater scored. 2 Brooks
James hit to No son and the throw to
Parka-beat him out. Brennan hit
safely to left. McKiernan hit to Poona
and was thrown out to Parker. li‘ollr
hits and film runs.
Ncisou tried for a fly and. raised one
to Deal. Dcvoo struck ooh Leaveii-
iiicti out to (inhili. No “hits and no
runs, . .
Third: Dost hit safely to left. Mc-
(iruth flied out to Parker. (iahill drew
his normal free pass. hilt was caught
stealing second. .0, Lauder bit to
Grant and was thrown out to Parker.
One hit and no runs.
Dawson hit safely to left. Penna
followed suit. hunt it to Mcfirath.
who caught Penna in lest's territory.
Grant hit solidly to it. Jackson bit
to Brennan. who caught (.‘irllnt lit sec-
ond. Parker struck out. Three safe
tics and twovruns. “
f]. lander got his second
free pass. Brooks. hit safely to right
and later scored. James hit to Land.
who caught (i; leader on third. Bren.
nan struck out, McKicrhnn got first oil
Dawson's alutfcd ily. Desi was
thrown out. at first. Two bits and two
runs.
‘ Nelson, Home and Loavoll went out
in regular order. No runs.
Fifth: McGrolh bit safely to loft.
(‘uhill dropped a safe one in right. W.
liaudor‘s llii went into the some tcr-
rltory. (l. Lauder struck out. lirmks
ilicd pill to Nelson. 'l‘hrcc hilt-l autino
runs.
Dawson struck out. Penna got il
free miss. liund plil the ball over
right fit-id fcucc. scoring l’cnllo lllld
himscif. lrfilld flied out to \l’. l.su~
Her, and .iuckson iilcd out in Brooks.
’l‘wo runs.
Sixth: .lamcs ilicd out to l’ouuo.
Laud llil llrcunan. hit-Kicrnllll llil
safely to left for two bases, scoring
“l'f‘mlilll. licsi got i frcc pass. hic-
tlruth bit to Nelson and was thrown
out to Parker. (‘fillill got his busc ml
balls for the third lilac. W. luludcr
sci-lircd his third hit. G. Laudcr bit
safely to confer. Brooks iiicd out to
l’elino. Three bits and five runs.
i‘arkcr, Nelson and havoc could not
cvcn roach first.
chcuill: James flied out to Devon.
llrcnnun hit, safely to loft for two
Fourth :
sat-its. McKicrnall hit to band. who
fullibicd. licsl was louchml out by
Leavcll. Mt-Grnth flied out in l’cnno.
flnc hit. on runs.
i.ciivcil llit chiefly to ccnivr, but
was cullgllt lit sccomi. Ilawson got u
l‘l‘cc puss. i’cunu lllca out to hitKicr.
llilil. and lllc game was stopped.
'i‘llc following is ll dctllilcd .Nt‘fll‘i‘ of
the panic:
N. Y. (‘iildiilidil GIANTS.
it ll l‘fl A 1"
Mind. 3b._ p. 2 :l U '.l 0
Grant. till, it i l i 0
Jackson. if. I o 1 ti 0 0
Parker. ill. .......... :l 0 ti ll 0 0
Nelson, as. .......... 2 o o l 2 o
ilovoc. c.. rf. ........ 8 ii i .‘i l 0
Laurel]. cf., 3b., c, ll ii i ll ti ti
Dawson. cf.. 3b. ..... 2 l i 2 ii i
Pcnuo. p., cl. ........ 2 i i o 3 1
Totals ....... . . . . .24 i 9'20 ii 2
NtiilWALKt-‘i.
All it ll W) A ll)
(‘ahiiL 2h. ........... 2 :i 2 l 0 o
W. Lauder. all. ...... l’» 2 :i it o u
(i. London rf. ....... f. 2 :3 l o o
Brooks, if. .......... :1 :i .s 2 o o
Julnse, cf. .......... o l l i ll ii
llrcnalln. lb. ........ i l :l d i ii
McKiorllnn. l‘, ....... fl 1 i ii i) 0
Debt. all. . ........... fi if 2 2 ti ii
Mci‘lralh. p. ........ n o l l 4 ii
'l‘oitiis ........ ii if» 17 iii to it
‘l‘uiilil out; bit by battctl bull.
ilcors by innings:
N. Y. l‘. (liailta ...... ll 0 '3 fi 2 ii o_— 4
Norwuiko ........... 3 ii ti 2 ii [i (lmifi
Summary:
Elli-nod rllns~°~-Ntirwiillill. ii; (itilorotl
ilihnls, if.
'l‘wolinac Iiililmth‘Klm‘flilfl, llrchilntl.
litinlc rlluawdl. intuit-r. liroolta and
Land.
MI‘M blow on lmliawlili‘ Mctiralh. 2:
off Poplin. ll: off Land. 4.
i-itruck filliv ~iiy hirt’lruib. i: by Pon-
no. 2; by Mad. ii.
bolt on builcs~~ Norwnlhu. ll; Union
on (llama. 3.
Double liilly-miiicflralb. w.
and Brennan.
Passed hollow-Davao. it.
First base on errorawNorwallul. ll;
Colored (finals. 0.
Hit by pitcher-m mention.
limnlro—v-‘f‘homu li‘. Walsh.
fits. of tam—«Otto boar; thirty lulu.
Lander
N.
Null alimony on amount: will
have for their. opponents ilill strong
always furnish a first rim article in
the line of menu is all departments.
No doubt a large attend-lies will amt
liic popular salami mayo-rs.
W
W instincts? m
M
DOW iii Wham all ”at"
Manor— m and OM".-
m‘ It‘ll: VON
The results of gum in the stale
mastic naturally were all follows:
At New KIWI“ Ham. 5:
New Model. I:
‘ Two hits °'
float, hit halely to ‘9’” Vilnd‘ .
sini- tallied, .W .
also went throu htthe samemroocdure. .
' l‘illciu.,
to the grounds in search of their sons ‘MIWI- . i ' "film It WWI“. V
“ M” ""° " OLD” COHGHS BRONEHITIS '
i A‘HARD Lor j ," ‘ ‘ ° ~° ~ ° :2 f; ,..
, of troubles to content with, spring * WIMMr an. ‘ ' 0'th CURE KNOWN-
; ° 3 ° ' , £50m alforpid liver.and biochaded bow— ' ‘ . < , l .
g e ii on one you, awaken them to their , " NSU S ' I” ‘
f0“ 'AL‘~9V GHARLIOLOOVL prdper action with Dr. King's New ' Cl ° . ° .. 2 2 -. . n
u M.-. _.., , W W... Life Pills; the pieaiiantest and most .22.».9 “MD 1% Milli BACIlu ‘
onneotiout League standing . ei'feotivc cure for Constipation. They . 2 .
' ‘ prevent Appendicitis and tone up the y. . TflMA
Norwich 227 2% P520 tantalum 250, at F. H. Buster's, South ’ '1 g. 2 . -.°
wlitcrua'i-y, 40 32 .556 (‘13::toiegm E' p' weed 3' Norwall‘.’ a , ‘tioroluuuiiia
New Haven. 39 3;: .5137 i “k “
New London. 38 3 2i‘1 soar TRAIN srsucx AT 2 ‘ , . . ”“2. ‘ . _
Bridgeport, as 35 Alli) HM; c DAR Cures Sore Throat.Q‘uinsyand Uleemted‘l‘tinsiisJakoI'OOm
garritnfshrfld. 22 a?) fish NEW HAVEN, July zit—Willie hem Grip anti l'lourisy out pttllo whole system like magic. ‘
I (H. ‘ I. - 32 in a block with signals set against it ° 8 . . . .
liolyoke. 3‘ 44 “”1 the boat" train of the ' Hartford di- {50 DOSES 25c! 125 DOSES 500,. .° 30.0 DOSES ”'00
National League.
Results were:
At. Pittsburgwi’ittsburg, 8: New
York. '2. ‘
At Chicago—«Brooklyn, ii:
Chicago. ‘
ii.
at Cincinnati‘Cillciaunti. ii; Phila-
delphia 1. ; ° '
at St. Louis—St. finals, 5; Boston,
1.
National League standing.
W. i... ’i‘.
Chicago. till 26 .698
Pillsburg. 53 30 .iiilli
New York. 52 30 .634
Philadelphia. «ii! ii .490
Cincinnati, 38 is All)
Brooklyn. 33 no .398
St. Louis 33 fill our
Boston, 28 56 .333
American League.
At New Yorkwllotroit, ti; New
York. 1.
At Philadelphia—2i’lliludclphili, 3:
Chicago, 2.
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American League Standing.
\V. l i
.. ’.(‘..
Philadelphia. no :il .61?
New York. lit 33 not:
Cleveland. 4s :13 still
Chicago. if. as .542
Detroit; 44 all .537
St. Louis, it: to Bill
Washington. 30 or .370
Boston. 2d 133 .2 il
.,....___.__.....
\ SUNDAY BASEBALL GAMES.
National League.
At Chicago: -‘
w it. ii. it}.
(‘hicago ti to o it ti o 0 x—ll 5 it
llrooklru. ti il-t'i ll 0 (i fl 0 b2~3 fa i
iluliorlcs-«Pfeistcr and Moran:
Ncuulml uud Bergen.
At St. Louis:
ii. ll. lu'.
lit. initial, 0 ll 1 0 ll il ‘3 1 11—4 13 i
llosloll. 0 i it it it ii 0 ii lim-i 2 ll
liilttcrlcs-wilccbc and Grady; Young
and Ni-cdllilui. -
Al Cincinnati tfirst game)—
01 l 21(il?x~—-lilill
i‘hlia,, ti o o o o o o 2 i3w~ ii 12
ililili.-rics2~°\Vt-inlcr and Schlci‘.
Richie iiflli ilooiil.
(Second gllnlci:
it. ll. 1‘).
(‘incin.. :i :l ii 1! o t x-~ln ii p
i’hlia.. o o o o o it um (i 7 l3
lintlcrics-«iiwiug ullti Schloi; i’itiill-
got and Donovan.
cAsToslA
thltcfllm
llii fill till lint All‘l‘t'p full
Bears the
Signature of
LONOWOITH iN AUTO AOCIDINT
, Wldlilllei'itii. normally, July 2..“2
i‘oilitrcilsillun Nil-bolus lmigwui-ill and
hits. iaiiiigiroilli Wrrt‘ thrown out of
their automobile ycalcrdily. but in»
mind _iiic jolt and brlliuc or twu llivy
sliilifiiilcd no lulllt‘ius and reached
ibclr dcallllillioll ill illlyrolitii today.
in illlic for the "polling of the opera.
”l0 innawoitlis biul posinul tiiroliali
\ii'ollriliult‘it y-mlul'dtly morning. and
wlll-tl a short lilkfiillf'i' out of the town
the slowing :‘ciir of till-tr cilr refused
to Wtii‘k and tho iliiifi, which was in»
log at a rapid Iiiii'. carocnwl off ”11'
road and foil down a short oltllulilic
llicni into a ditch. ’l'lic chauffeur. lif-
lcr it short wait; obtained a cmlsgc.
in which they mourned item‘nll‘ti took
a train for Bayreuth. °
ONLY OUR! FOR DYOPIPIIN
_ Mrs. Franklin flush. office earlier
Dot. says: "i updated!” ”arson!
anaemia. uM- to have great distress
and lisich'lig. i tried everything i
mid hear of. but nothing helped too
until i took ltrllailisn Hahn. and one 50
cool. bottle mired throats lately."
For sale by It. ll. Pia stud. if. H.
Baxter and The tandem Pharmacy. "
.a. ma...
can erossao'auooastv.
Major Woodward BY-Aibifl’. hi. Y.. lol-
-.iut it .m
anon-dd figflh’
ill Waterbury - Watlirhnry it
awnnggi‘l. second m. wmra'
huf’hO' a i
in lioness—2W. a; new».
doesn't know illtl‘li not to
run we when the fellow led with
, filly m“ N’M‘hifl.
‘iit slum—limits, 1; annu-
M L ‘. 2.4:. **
,l
._ .mi..“ "a.
a.
were severely strained as was, also
Ifitihfhhi an: . 'thoitaasullsiial
inflated to is] the holes
liars.“ muslin
a relative
wetsuit whim allele is set ham.
persons were killed. ,aad‘lnore than a
More injured. four. seriouliy yesterday
afternoon,
which struck the grandstand of the
baseball park where 150 people were
gathered to son a game belwoen a lo-
cai nine and a’ team from Plymouth.‘
begun to rain. all nought. shelter in
the grandstand. The bolt struck the
roof and descended‘among the crowd
and of the 1.50 half were stunned. Two
were found dead in the stand and the
other three just outside on the field.
The work of rescue proceeded during
the storm, scores of women hurrying
- of the freighter off the track and all
" Eff.“
.. “232% "titer
t, Mi at" ,' . .
MINi'i‘OWOOO. Wits. Jilly 23.~¥ll‘lve
by a bolt.’ of lightning
is. .
When the storm came up and it
‘rlaioa was side wiped by a light
freight engine at"Ccdnr Hill station
last night at 11:20. The factor that
saved injury to passengers or train.
bands was that the engine bumped in-
to a baggage cur instead of hitting
at coach just back of it.
The freight engine, No. 425, was
backing“ toward New Haven from the
Cedar Hill yard and by it mistake of
n lowcrluuu was thrown over a switch
into a passenger train. The impact
of the collision ihrcw all the trucks
bill eapizcd it. - oilicyfc.
The “boat train" was made up of
four passenger couches and tom- bolt-
gilgo cars and carried about 200 per-
sona. all of photo cxcupt. those who
were to lake the boat wore fl'iilli-iv
i‘crl'cd lo trollcy cars and brought to
New Haven. The train was sent
through about 1:30. light except for
tho nullc duck passengers.
Tilt‘ \\‘I'l‘(‘lii‘r was soul on and shift-
rd illc ’tlllllei' of the freight cugiuc
lill to llil' trucks. illt‘ pusscugcr ti'uin
being ill the lllcilniimo pulled away
flonl lilo cnginc which fill it.
liutllnlzc of no scrinus llilllil'f‘ was
door to tile cllgiuc and lo illt‘ baggage
tar in the collision but llciilicr was
incapacitated from service. Till-
guard rails along the switch whcrc
till" uccldcut occurred ul‘c bildly spread
by tho whccis of ihc engine‘s tcu~
(li'l‘.
(‘onsldcrubli- excitement cnsucd on
tho passenger train when the crash
(llllll‘ and the passengers plied out of
lbc «inches in lively aiyic l‘illl were
quickly reassured and taken away in
lilo ll‘ollcls.
All rosligc of the crash Save a low
splinters and lllt' tilil'i‘dil rails, was re
ululcd at 1:4” when illc \\'I‘l‘i kcr \rcul
homo again.
situated
la‘ytc.
left ‘3"
TWENTY YEAR BATTLE.
"l was it loser in a twenty year but-
tle with cllronic piles and malignant.
sol-es. until i tried Bucklcn's Arnica
Salvo: which turned the tide. by cur.
lug both. till not a trace remains."
writes A. M. llruce. of Farmrllle, Va.
Bcct for old Ulcers. Cuts. Burns and
Wounds, 25c, at. F. ii. Baxter‘s.
South Norwillk. and E. P. Wood’s. Nor-
wulk, druggieis. "
"i think that's the funniest jokc l
cvl-r wrotc. Elcl'ylluiiy laughs the
first limo lllcy road it; )‘(ili'i‘t' tllc only
cliccpliull." Milli young Scribbles. dis-
gustctily. “Why. | liliighcd." rcplicd
Oitiuu. “You did. Not so‘s i could
notice it." "No: you wurcu't born at.
that tituc."ml’hilildclphlu i‘rcss,
lll‘I.
saw roan. saw arm a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIMI TAILI.
In Offset June 10. 1905.
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ENCOUNTERED ilANu~
MANILA, July 28.——A detachment
of constabulary Lieutenant. Williams
collimallding. a band of six hundred
l’lllajancs near Burden on the island
ill the field.
\
now-5,, _ .7637; . CROUP
. No opium, melamine. nadiloroform, no poison.
B. F. JACKSON &‘ 00., INDIANAPOLIS, 11112. S.
yesterday morning.
Worshwick. Nellie privates and Civi~
liun Scout McBride were killed.
The constabulary were driven back.
The l’ulajuncs secured 14 rifles and
two revolvers. The bodies of Worsh-
wick, Mcllridc and tell privates wore
ntovcrcd. Reinforcomclltii of cousin
buiary have boon sent from the near-
est station. ‘
them are from 400 to 1,000 Pulajanes
Lleut. Worshwlck was a
graduate of the lillirersiiy of Kansas
and was appointed to the constabu-
lilry last February. He graduated in
tho Constabulary school June ill). and
this was his first battle.
in an isolated
s
COLLEGES AS THEY ARE.
tChicago News).
The wise douu adjusted his
black skull cap and pliotcd us across
the czllllpua.
“Observe."
illaguificelil buildin
"And what
llaiicd. tiltlltlly.
"\l‘by. that is the gymnasium.
do you soc. flint stately building to the
"All. and what is that used for?"
"Why, that is the gymnasium nil-
"li'lll! And what in that line struc-
ture (ivol‘ thorn?"
"Why, that is ilic special training
quarters for thc truck loam. llalliulei‘
throwers and pole vuullcrs."
“Great lioillcr!
cigar box doing in tho corner?"
"Cigar box!
tilt." detail
anaemic . . ,
Burllcn is
portion
be said. grundly. “that
to the right."
is fused for?"
llut what is that
Wily. that is where the
r21 ft
in im- 5 ,
GOT
ltalian laborers to tile number of
250 outplayed by the Consolidated
Railway Company in making the ex—
tension of the tracks on Park ‘and‘
Sisson avenues. in Hartford. went on
strike yesterday because they object-
ed to the payment to 100 laborers
brought there of an increase of twen-
ty—tlve ‘ccnts a day ill wagon. The new
men were brought up from New Ha~
veil and because of their lonvinlr.
bomc were given $l.7fi a tiny. Without
warning during the foreiloon the
Hartford lllcn marched ovcr to tile
Lieut;
'I‘ . «“2 2: '2 , . , Major Neville, collimanliing the rub New Haven men and look away their
3“ HM“. “ ‘5 had up just out, lilary. has ordcrcd ii company of 24th implements. There was no further
fifth of (null liiil until about l0 min-
.. . .. . -. , Regular infantry to be hurried to the friction.
lliis ullur ”it built lrilin aclll - - .
ahead. sccllc. Miller Neville reports that
There‘s nothing so good for a sore
throat as Dr. Thomas” Ecloctric Oil.
Cures it in a few hours. Relieves any
pain in any part.
ELM BEETLE ls ACTiCE lN MiL-
FORD.
MILFORD. July 23.—The elm trees
are fast showing the work of tho all):
list). beetle and in every section of the
town the heels have suffered. it has
boon suggested that the selectmen
should take some action ill remov—
ing the pest. Other towns of the
state have taken the matter up. and
are spraying the. trees with good rev
stilts. The beauty of Milford's ghsd~
cd streets is in great. danger of being
destroyed it some means is not taken
to prerent the ravages of the pest.
MAKES THE LIVER ‘LiVELY.
Orlno ”native Fruit Syrup gives
permanent relief in cases of habitual
constipation as it stimulates the liver
anti restores the natural action of the
bowls without irritsdng these organs
like pills or ordinarycaihartica. Does
not nauseate or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
panic Orton and refuse subs itutcs.
Piaisted‘s Drug Store. n
of
little
W C
And
. A good ad. paysiiiost lnthe‘bcst Miler.
A defective title prevents you from selling or mortgagiirg your
real estate. How do you KNOW your title is perfect? The best
way is to have it guaranteed by -
"to New York antllictloeo‘ticut Mortgage and fills
Guarantee 00mm l. ~
ONE FEE PAIO PROTEOTS YOU AS LONG AS YOU OWN
THE PROPERTY.
Ask your Real Estate Broker 0; Attorney. He will tell you all
about it. or write the home office. New Rochelle. New York.
tundayo.
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