it do»
It the meeting of the .smnu
tilde of the Cbnnecticui: Busi-
i. to invite the an illog-
Wild Fire Incarnation Vodsrgumrs’hlis-
. taken you one
3 ”12223: ”discuss it in‘stter.
M353. raise In the Fire insurance rates.
The committee represented. 4.000 of
its largest policyholders in the state;
.3103 the members oi Its were from
3;a tui ,ihe largest business men's
io'ns. ’ The committee will
afflict oi questions to which
will be3 expected from the
3 rivl‘itérs. and the line of ones-
ioflflt’wtll. be determined by the no
. rtlffiu lied to the query as to who-
ltlorwrltsrs have the oath
define :iuenraace rates in New
fill a underwriters prove
« t"a this right the business
Wellies committee will ask why the
3 we? 13' too are not right. It is
'3u a good authority. that if
he underwriters do not; give sutis
ctory answers to the questions pro
onndod and which are new ebeius
. emulated. the special committee will
ave ihepowortomeuort back to the
Late Business Men's Association
3 whether It will he better to defy the
hderwriters or make passive resis-
. 3 lines until a bill can be Introduced in
. 3, to the state legislation legalizing the
v municipal insurance. .lt ls stated that
the meeting in August will be friend-
iii. but that the future course of ac-
“. the Connecticut State Busl
Mill! en‘s Association depends upon
the latitude of the fire underwriters
who In the past, it Is claimed. have
‘6 the conditions under which
fire insurance has been placed In the
New England States.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
_ Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle.
Del. says: "I suffered for years with
3dyaiiepsla. used to have great distress
_. and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely "
For sale by R. H. Plaistcd. F. ii.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
MENACE T0 NAVIGATION.
Schooner John 3. During. Directly
In the Path of Ocean Steamers.
NEW YORK, July ".'I.'—~VVlth hor
ball just awash, the. lumbering dere-
' llct John S. Dcering, of llath. Me.
Wits sighted on July 18 about l.000
miles west of Quccnslown by the
White Star Linn.- slcluuor Ccvic. from
Liverpool, which arrived today.
Capt. Clarke, of tho Ccvic, said ihc
derelict was low in the water. with
only the stumps of her fore and main
mast showing. Ho considers the III-rc-
list it serious menace to navigation
because It is directly in the path of
all West bound stramships on the
North Atlantic pusscugor route. i‘ap-
thin Clarke gives the exact position
of the Bearing at Lat. 47:13 North
and . 31:49 W.
...He sighted the wreck about
o'clock last Wednesday cvcning.
was slowi drifting eastward.
The Job S. Doering. was formerly
a thruo-mustod schooner. Lalo III
February last silo loft. Wilmington. N.
C... with a cargo of lumber for New
YOIk. licuvy storms were cncouulcr-
ed and the Decring became disnllislod
. 0nd waterlogged. III this condllion
13 she was abandoned on March 1. by
her master and crew, who wore rescu-
ed and landed at Philadelphia. II was
3 3 of! Cape Hatteras. N. (‘3.. that thc do.
a . rulict. started on her wanderings and
she has had a remarkably long IIII-
OI n-mennce to navigation. Since silo
was left by ,her cl'cw she has floated
with the Gulf stream In a IlOI‘Iilt'tiSiIIr-
ly diiic‘ciion. it is estimated Ihgl over
2,000 miles have been cuvclod In the
ill da3s since she was ubmuloncd.
. willing this lilac, silo has been sigilicd
,3 b a number of ships
5.
on.
six
It
,\
i
OLD HOME WEEK.
Kliiingly About 1,000
Visitors Today.
has'r IIII.I.INoI.v. Jilly 25 “rpm
VIII a big old home celebration in this
intro today. mutt 1.000 visitors llIII-ml
. Ink. The citizens of the town dccmut-
ed their homes and stores and all the
list are closed, the day being a boil
ill! in the village. 'i‘hls riftcrnoou
Governor Utter. of RhodaI island, and
3Tliomua Pray. Jr.. of Boston. wcrc
Imqns those who dellvrrcd llddrcsrscs.
WILL luvanss'r MANY.
Every person should know that good
3 health is impossible if the kidneys are
...—..—
Entertainu
deranged. l-‘oloyil Kidney Cure will
cure kidney and bladder disease in
melt functions property No
ght's disease or diabetes
’I Kidney (hire is taken in
i’lIi-ted' a Drug Store. "
MIR! OI RAGE.
dud illii the race oi the llul
.3 3 ”unit crew with the crow oi
3mbrid¢o aivcruity will be lOWOd on
saw in England on dents-mum
of September 15 as at first
3 .. mild be better on the earlier
" inward men will they at
1&0 on the Thames. abovo
' tiltlio race. The arrange.
gagiaud are in charge oi ll‘.
' “IstanbulI the Harvard crown.
“or the crew will be ship
.3 the steamer capsules.
- 'lth. of the Harvard
i today for East
'iiim'
you form and will build up and
"streamline these organs so they will
20rd aresultoi an
I messages. it bus
This chart a was made be-
found at the this con
. a former Harvard ‘V'Ii'3
3 ., and it. 0. Lehman, who
on the Teutonic.
05me will still
2!I2ON.b
ptedb
street in: bios tiian any other nuts on earth "
1 book at 'i'
bu-Iy successful way. its will undoub-
I."
by oi: Iwhich mechsnl
cal Ingenuity has ever evolved to glad
don the heart of a child, pIobabiy the
'3 most unique is a plaything Which '
3withln'a
few days will be shipped
from this any direct to far away ilul
saris for the little Grown Prince Bo
rue. son of Prince Revolution of nail.
any. the ruling bend of the Turkish
principality. says the Bridgeport Post.
Perfect in every detail and all In
enact replica of the grant engines
that plough along the shining rails
of the New York Control. a miniature
locomotive has Just been completed
in the Main street shops of the Eaton,
(loin dz Burnliam Company and is now
nearly ready for shipment direct to
the nursery of Prince Burns.
those who have watched the little
ones on Christmas morning with
flushed cheeks and dancing eyes poor
eagerly into their stocking “bung by
the icy which will fill the heart of
tho eleven-year old future ruler of
Bulgaria when his costly" present ur-
rivos.
It is through the courtesy of (i. ii.
Crane. of Chicago. a member of lilo
firm of Eaton. Colo & Buruham Co.
that Prince florus is to have lilo finest
toy in all the collection of costly pros
enls dllily showered upon the children
of the royal famillcs of Entopc. Sonlc
two or three ycuis ago MI. Crauo who
was traveling on the, Continent. pass
od through the Bulgarian capital. lie
was given a moat cordial reception.
and was hoapilably entertained by the
royal family.
Just before his departure Mr. Crunc
happened to be present when little
Prince Burns climbing upon his full»
or's kucc told his parent that of all
his toys, Including poulcs and rifles
and hejowcllod sciIuiItIrs there was
ono‘thlng lacking In complete his hop-
plncss. this was a "really locomotive.
that. ran with really strum III It. on
u really track."
Mr. (‘I'unc was touched by tho va
liletlc nppcul of Iili‘ child, who, :II~
though surrounded by (Ivory luxury.
had never seen ascent to piclilro
books a locomotivc such as aw used
on ollr grout roads in this country.
Without colilulittlug llltusnlf to the lil-
lit:I prince or his royal fulllcr. tho IIIII~
Iionnirc Inanufncinl'or dccldcd that on
Ills rciurn holuc. ho would soc what
could he done about. scouring iIlII
"roully IIIcoIIIIIlivI-3"
lilr. Crane consulted on expert lumi-
el maker in the employ of the New
York Central railroad and left an or-
der for him for the model of II min—
Iulm'o locomotive to be an exact copy.
except in also. of the big engines uuod
by the W0” known road. 'l‘hII llliliii'i
was t'IlIllllii‘lli'f'fi but through unavoid-
able circumstances its complcilou
was delayed again and again. Finally
Mr. Cl'nllo decided to have tho loco-
moiivo built In the. Shops of his own
Ilrm In this city.
The model was brought to iiii‘ Main
simct plant and iili' lllusl skilled lllt'-
chunics In tho employ of the company
were set to work upon ii. Tho ili'Si
of materials and tho flucsl workman-
ship of Bridgeport mechanics has to
suited in the completion of a perfect
miniature canine. The machine is
about three foot in length with all lilf‘
devices of a regular New York (‘IIII-
Irnl engine, Including llIl-olllc. whistlc.
pumps and an electric headlight. in
fact II is an exact Initiation of the III-
I-omotlvc drawing the 20th (‘onlllry
blunted on the New York (.‘outrul
road.
Al tho shops. the other day. the
locomotive was tested under a high
pressure of album nlld follnd in be
snilsfactory In every respect. The (In-
glno will run Illliii'l' its own :tlouul.
ovcl' Its own truck. the stool rails for
which arc now bring InlIIIIIfuI-Iurctl iii
the Hull (‘nrriugt- (‘o.
Before its nIIipIIIcIIi on ("11' of Ibo
ocvnn greyhounds to flu- i3ur iCasI
Ihc uniquc toy will brobnbly ilt' iiilittli
on exhibition. II will then ill! rush-Id
to New York and placcli on board
IIIIII of tho outgolug liners. 'l‘ho. arriv-
ul of the locomotive at the royal puII
are In Bulgaria‘s capital will be a
comploic and Joyful surprise for
3I‘l3incc llorus. who has boon kI-pi in
Ignorance of lilf‘ il‘I'llI In store for
him.
inynl sons of ”10 Park City will bo
uraililcd by the thought that whoa-
I3vor tho IIIIIII pluymuics of Prince
Home with longing oyIIs. crowd
mound his new toy and ask him
whole It cluuo from liorua will re-
pl): “It was made in lirhlgoporift
A HARD LOT
of troubles to (mutant with. spring
from a torch! liver and blockadmi bow-
els. unless you awaken them to their
proper action with llr. King‘s New
Life Pills; the plousaniesl and most
effective cure in Constipation. 'l‘hoy
prevent Append clue and tone up the
system. 25c. III E. if. ’llntilor' a. doubt
Norwulk. and E. l'. Wood’s. Norwulk.
drug stores.
REV. FATHER KENNEDY.
M
H5 Hu Icon Appointed Chaplain of
Th A. .H
5 .
Rev. Father Kennedy. formerly a
priest III Wciitvillo and now located in
llunbury. who is one. of the best
known and most highly respected
young priests of the state and who
born and reared in New Haven has
been offered the high place of nation-
al chaplain of the Alleluia Order of
iiiborniuns. 3
A meeting of“ the new national
board of this order was held ill the
ilrand Union new. Sardinia. illiturc
day. .lulv 21.0an by unanimous vote
this position was offered to Father
dKonnedy. 'i‘lle post is one of high
honor tut III ovltlcuccd by the fact
that It has been hold for several
terms by Archbishop Farley. '
Father Kennedy is as filth and be
can to other organisations In all of
which he is hold in hithest esteem
and in the work of which he has
always lndsiillod himself in It claims
at
out y accept this new position which“
will not; impose burdens that will in
war founders with the all
Work which lie has so success 0in
" untried on in Dunbury. ,
W
“Mailman I think 1 balls more
bouillon. new
on serendipitous
Only .
the chimney with care" can realize i“
With It ventilation.
3 WW“W
oun’ snipe EQUAL enamel-I.
‘ “U- 3
The Dreadnought Will Not be Such a
Formldablo Opponent.
WASHINGTON. July 2fi.—~Tho pub.
llcutlon of the White Book in London
airing some information concerning
the main features oi the large English
battleship, the Dreadnought has caused
some discussion among naval' efficient.
but the facts made public were already
known by tho ofliocrs interested in
naval architecture. There is no great
enthusiasm among many of the naval
olficcrs in regard to the construction
of a ship which will equal iho llrond
bought as a son ilgiitor. It is poiilt
t‘li illlibiillli the (“MINI Stilton now has
uudIII constluclion two ships the
Michigan and South Carolina. 'whlcli
are equal to the Droutlnmight in broad
sldc battlc. Those two ships can fill?
eight ill-Inch guns on either side. and
that Is all that can be done. by the
Tll'cadnuught. Tho iultcr. llowovcl'.
could llrc six ill-Inch guns dead ahead
whereas tho Michigan and South Cal-
olllui could fire but four. It is point-
oIl out. however, that wry little light
Inc, is done bouillon and that the pilot‘-
Iii-c fighting of II battleship is hot
broadside Anothet Illflcloncc bu
Iwccn the latest types or the Actual
can and English bullicsblps Is that in
broadside action all of tho I'J-IiIch guns
of the American ships can ili‘ litiiizcd
while two of the 12-luch guns of thc
lilnulish ship must be inactive. 'l‘ht
udvunluacs of tho English sIIlp Is in
grcnlnr nilocii, but she has a disudvuu
lace in a larger target surface. Nuvn'
officers generally t-lccin to think that
there Is very little IilfloroncrI III Ilu
cu'uctivoncss of the Dreadnought and
the Michigan and South C: trollnn.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children. ,
iiu Kind Yul no Always Bough
Bears the
Signature of
/
BRIDGEPORT INJUNCTION CASE
Mason's Unions Charged With intimi
dation and Coercion.
lililllllltl'POIi'l‘. July 23.- Iliiluo Gil
pop ill the Superior (‘ouli yoslordny
emitted a it'lllilili'm‘l' Injunction ill lh‘
Mason llulldcro‘ Assoriuiipu attains:
all Ibo lnusou' i‘l'llfi in Ilu- lily. in
(Indian: bl'lckluyt'ra, lIoIi carriers
siono lllltrmils, plnsiorors. i'if‘.. in ur.
action for $10,000. churning iiii' unions
with inllluidnlion :III I r-n II-iuu Slum“
Iilt‘ masons mil 1‘ wa silliilli scvo
rui nooks nun “Ink on many build
if. as Inn; llwu <lou.- by uou- union Inon
brought hole from out iii mun. It is
oili'gi‘d that ill“ illi‘lii Inolliiwrs of ”iv
various Illusou's unions have lIliIlii‘
llilcnls :liztilnsi IIII3 nolI-llnimil lllt'll
l'IquIII-IIII IIIIiIIIlIl. Iliug Ibvln lo slop
Ibis practice an lulululiou and suit
against ilu» unions \\'i‘i‘i‘ brought to.
day
'i‘Ilc hunting on ”W IlIInpnI'm) in
,Inlutlon will ili‘ lwnrd lli Ibo Si‘ilit‘llb
her term of the Superior Court, ’l‘ltc
action Is similar to that brought in
Waterbury several works ago.
'l‘licrc‘I-I noihinn no good for II sore
lhroat as Dr. ’i‘hontus’ Ecloctrlc Illl
(turns it In II few hours, liclicvoa uni
pain In any part.
HAZAROVILLE POWDER WORKS
TO REBUM E.
THOMPSONVIIJM. .iuiv '.3.'I.~«ilail
..u Stains SIIIIaloI Import! of Illinois
president of the powder company, was
in Iowa last week and visited the
property In liaaurdvillv for the first
time. lie announced that he would
transfer IIIII making oi‘ sportiuu pow
tlor from Wilmington to liaaurtlilllc
at once iiow much more of the
works Would be moved lIII Would not
” slain, bill this alone is u'IIIconuI news
to IhiI people of this vicinity. as lilil
plant ‘has been closed slut-II October
1. 100 .
TRUE HEART DISEASE I. A RARE
THING
The cause of your palpllutloa is.
probably. pressure arising front nus
In tho stomach-that is. gastric lndi
uoittlotl. A few clones of ilr Kenna
Ily‘s Favorite Remedy will cleanse
away the foul accumulations and tho
heart will run uickly and keep good
lime, Write r. David Kennedy's
Iiona. lboodont. N. Y" for free sample
bottle. Lam bottles $1.00. all drug;
rice Sample Bottles at it. fly PiliIiIii'I
BIO iNOIIAIgo IN OOTTON MVI
LOWELL. Mann. July bituminous
running the announcement that the
Etii‘audmgutatct‘grm not Jillw‘eii have
or a II II proposer II r
of wages to clinch on nests! Edi“.
William I. mlthworih. who is ocean-l
lat-y oi the Miniiiiacturars' associa-
lion. said today than all the payrolls
of than seven our million in Ismail.
foot up to about 125.000 a week the
.N'lncrem on 31' five per ltaint. basis guilt
hobbit infill“
neuron
do
. one 'i'lnioo . 3
, slew voila. July 2d.—inlli for do
recent Installations that the hennsyi.
compelled to abandon its funnel and
terminal plans In New York city.
more would in all probability have
been no demand for a statement show
log the mattress of the work and the
time of its coutclllplaicd completion.
Moreover. not one In a hundred would
there (lililli‘ f any Idea of the manner
In which“ ' englnools and contrac-
tors have, preached and worked out
the most , ifllcull problem (Ivor rais-
ed in tun I construction. When the
late. General Bcl'roil as an engineer
mastered the llooslc ’l‘uuucl pronoslI
tion. tllon unsurpassed by any other
offered to iIIIgIlu-t-ls, ho had after all
no more diillrull task IIInI proving
the acculaci of ills luepsurmnonts, the
proper adjustment of the perpendicu-
3 lur shaft. and tho devising of 01mm
rains by which the hard rock of which
Honsic Mountain is composed could
be In lilo moi-ii easy manner pcnctrni-
ml. His work was so well done that
Illa two headings of the tunnel moi
iii the midpoint from clthcr cuil'ltucc
mu. no appreciable variation. being
In fact almost conicr to center.
The. masterly engineers who have
out the (loop artificial highway that
penetrates the Alps were compollcd
merely to pcifoci certain apparatus
and advance Ivcll~kuowa principles of
rock tuuuol construction.
Until the Pennsylvania management
undoricmk to tunnel-beneath the East
River, by far the most difficult snip
aqueous tunnellingr was that 3 initial"
taken by the contractors. '5. Pearson
til Son, of Iloudon. to whom the 3. :2-
iiiiil authorities conIIIIitthi the. respon—
sibility of tunnelling tlIII Thomas, illlll
work now bolus known as the liluclo
null 'I‘I‘quel. The original tunnel on
«for the Thames constructed some. olth-
Iy years ago was a pillyllling In colu-
purisou with the lilatkwuli tunnel.
which' the Pcarsons have recently
completed. i’nssi‘oiy had It not been
for their oxpcrivnvc with tho illnck-
wall 'l‘unnoll a much longer linu-
wonld have boon noodcd in which to
work out on pupur the many dlfilcuii
equations contained In tho propoei
lion that llu» East ltivcr bu funneled
at a point it little below the. southerly
bad of t‘llucku-I-Il's Island. The liupld
Transit capitalists who are tunnellnu
beneath the East River hour (lover-
IIor‘s island, or nilllost Iloncuth the
point \Yili‘l‘t‘ that rlvcr meets the find-
son, have had no serious difficulty to
overcome. if lilt' Pennsylvania inn-
nui nndcr lilo East River were to be
laid upon such foundation'or were to
pcnoiruio such soil as is found to ho
the condition iii the point whore. the
Rapid Transit IIIIIIII-I Is now under
construction. ”ID“ the Pennsylvania's
work would burn bccn comparatively
cosy.
Engineers and contractors both as-
sert. that thiI conditions confrouilak
Ilum in building tho I). nu iiiVi‘i tun
not III-o thoiuosi difficult at least. III
some features. which tunnel builders
have ever becn compelled to moot.
Between the great terminal of the
Pennsylvania briwncn Thirty-first and
'I‘llirIy-IIIII'II slroots and Sovoniil and
Ninth aye-hues. and the Jersey shore.
input-l construction was from one
point of vlvvv coniput'uilt‘oly cal-Iv. ’i‘IlI-
principal question Ill..- IIlIItlucl'rI-I vvuI-II
cmupoibd to decide was What the
"crib of the tunnel should be. whether
I tubular bridge, on to call it Iiol‘tcnlil
lllI' Hudson. or whcthcr lilo grout tubo
3nuld III-3 IIIIIIII- in pcuoirato the slit
and clay which is the Hudson ltivcr's
Zu3II as tho other iunnt'la, one. of
which has boon completed and which
count-clas- Munituiluu with ilm Jersey
shore, IIurI- iif‘i‘ll constructed.
llui from tho IIuIlqulc terminal pf
lilo l’cnusvivnnla which Is lu-lwccn
rlovcllih and Ninth nvouuos, the work
involved Iunnol construcilou. duo
mat. hisoctluu Manhattan Island. car-
ried illliii'l‘ IIIII lust lllvor and for
some distant-II uuliicrraumu iunucllni:
from the Long Island side until at
last surfm-v il‘VI‘i is reached at a point
III hung Island (lily. whorl- as grunt
terminal yards and facilities as oxlsl
Inyw'IlIIlo III the world arc to ili‘ con
virucicli.
Ilnidlv any one know that the Ian-
IIIIl borm wwo partying two three
truck illlilll‘ili from tho I‘cnsylrnuiu
icrmlnnl one under 'l‘birli'socoutl
sll'oI-i and our Ilniii‘l‘
IIlrooI unill at last the wool border of
l3‘lflh III-3mm was rI-aclu'd. At that
point. lilo three tracks of ouch of tho
Iunnols became two, and each of the
two Irncka is carried in a separate Illn-
uol. those two Iuhcs being placed In
It siuglu' IIvI-nvniimt. ii] that lllllnfli‘l',
tho bows-ls of Manhattan just south
of Thirty fquIII strovt hurtI already
been coInpioiolv ponoIIultId. At the
river from or until it. ii was nucessnrl
to build a shaft for Iilt‘ suhaolleous
tunnel. Ibis forming iill‘ communica-
tion with tho lwiu tunnels, thin-o bolas
four subauuunuu tubes. each one do-
simwd lot It bionic truck. The length
of thc lnnuoi nudnr iili‘ East Rive-r
III in be {limb fool
in this distance of four fifths of II
mile. IIIIII contractors were conformed
with the most delicate and difficult
of all the equations III this prob
lam. 'I‘Iui 'hiust Inukn basic slowly.
'I'Iicir gigantic shit-Ida or (siliceous
wherein lil‘i' contained every hour ‘Of
the Nomi four. real human notice so
to spank. working there at shifts of
Him or lilrl' bout-Ii. and thou Illllill'iz'
in. with In If they are wise. from
coiuprossrd iiir chambers, whore tho
presume Is lhirty- dive pounds to the
leopard inch. am about
font. a da), til” i: ,
There III of bacilli e is tiie . .
siliillly of accident. 3 III by ‘ ‘
dilio meant; to nievoni it but 3
adopted by till Itifli'mmllifl 33
not pruilicnilio for man to work in
parts i apply. many feet below the
attrition o! land or Water opomtlng‘
shields that are. driven by hydraulic
pressure so powerful thct they may
mart a force 0! not [If mm 0
pounds a solicit» Inch. oolhi other
by lot much as 0.000 pounds to
suitors Inch Thesedl red I.
or ”if W
0 no
give II good idea
with which the forces of
3 utilised in their to accomplish waftthis
rains I.
WWI its 253’!
”3'”?!
«.22 §
vanla Railroad management talent he 3‘ ‘
'l‘hlrl _\'-iilil‘(i'
trio mum
at mum; Ii. 3 3 3'80
also keeps the old as young and makes
A. Walnut: "lot! agent!" 0561an
sin in callable [or 61: ifsivu.
FOR SALE IVOHARLEI I. DOW.
stautrously by powder III some of the
largo sclgc guns.
(if co.ulsc this pressure Is gtatlunl-
Iy exerted until at last the maximum
is reached. Ilow almost Inconcelvab
ly strong must be an apparatus that
Is constructed so as to be able. to Illi-
Iize a pressure oi 5.000 tons and to
convert that pressure. into an acting
pressure of 0.000 or 0:000 pounds per
square inch. Granite liscif cannot re-
sist the lr‘uonsnty of this cutting force
and nothing seems to be. ublc to play
With It or mock it. excepting water
Item-lag sands and oulcksumis. Those
are the refractory substances found in
the bottom of the East River which
make It necessary to so construct.
and adjust the shields that sand and
quit-hound may not destroy the entire
apparatus.
Of. course in utilizing hydraulic at
once capable of sustaining and thou
delivering as enormous pi'bHSuro as Is
pcch-d. there. Is need of a grout po-
wcr-prmlIchItg‘ plant. The Pennsyl-
vania management has matched, at
lcuI-‘t in area. and in the magnitude
of some of the features with the po-
wcr plant which it has set “ll UH the
water front or near it, the area of
Ibo ncW Ierminnl at Manhattan stret-
ching, Vi‘etii.t.'l‘i_\' from Seventh avenue.
in fact. before any work was begun
It was license-cry that preparations be
made for the establishment of u now.
or plant. Already sovI-ral plants arc
in Operation in Manhattan and the
limbs capable of generating and dc-
livoring as much as the. equivalent of
l30.ltorsopowcr in electric current.
licforo long It will be noccsmry to
duplicate illcso clcciic power plants.
lint lilo |I(i\\‘t'r plum whose llSt‘illi-
floss \I'III IIII IIIuIIII-d when this colos-
sal l'cnnsylvuuia work Is finished is
low the lul‘gcsi cillllprcnsur power
piitlli in the world. The contractors
began to do great things in a great
way in March, IBM. for i nthnl uuulth
ilw contract for the building of the
tunnels was awarded to them. They
selected what is equivalent. to two cltv
I-locks near the water from of East
River. and bovine. Pt'f‘llli‘ii iilf‘ land
in area half as great as that utilized
for tho new terminal. they found it
was necessary to construct special ap-
puratus. in fact, the illvr'lllh‘c Work
Itccdcd in order to build this special
apparatus ls of Itself mic oi Ihc most
Interesting and front the mechanical
engineering point of view. important
of all the undertakings III Incidental
\‘(llll‘it'tiiflll with ills work.
'i‘IIIs blunt ls Iiosignod chlcfly to
furnish the compressed air nccdcd fur
the funnel work. And when It is said
that III the utilization of tho shaft
built upon iiii‘ Manhattan side. If War
Imcasut'y to set up a battery of six
boilers having nearly frond Indicated
horse-power that could be used To go
III-ruling tho compressed air. thou
some Idea of the llllilzllii'liit’ of this
power lionso plant can be obtained.
Much of the work done by the con-
tractors Is of too technical II nature
to iilllki‘ it possible for laymen to
Ioniprohcnd it. Sonic- ports of the
work required absolutely new machin-
ol'y and the devising of methods by
which the quirksand and sand could
in! conquered is of itself a new work
in mechanics. Every one knows what
can be done with the sand blunt. llow
Iiit'n‘l‘ little particles win-n properly
directed and driven arc able to get
grooves through the hardest. known
substance. Even when directed in
armlrdsuce with the forces of nature.
Iyaing in tilt‘ii‘ own way upon bard
substances as they have done at. the
bottom of the new River. ”Wild nurt-
Irlcs show that they have as great II
ilowor as that-oi oicctrttyisin. The fine
ullicksnud works Its way into almost
every or revise ll pcnoil'atos almost
as casliy as light through a crliowk.
II has a cutting poch equal to that
If the nhtrpnsl italic and the roulrac
tors will show visitors a place of cop-
per pipe that was out completely
through and as clean it cut as could
have been made with the most dell-
cllto apparatus by the «fusion of this
sand. the cutting being done, In about
two hours. '10 conquer this sand and
to prevent what are called blowout!
over the top of the shield are chief
among the problems amounted to tho
roairatlots. aha they have now fair-
ly null answered it so that i..lloy are
able to maintain an air pressure such
so can be retained under the top of
the shield and not be forced out up
IhIquib the salt bad water of the ri
var. while at the same time, the pros-
suro bl strong enough to keep one lii3
f-tho water at the; bottom of
' any. 3, I.
its tit you I»
feel that way as Ion an i can not niec-
. ll. ll. mailman.
the Weak as strongu this and tonic
medic inn:
0 flamed afimmmcnic mnlmiigii‘
ltlrti unknown after t
out; Electric nit-50
Guaranteed
cod. Norialli. drnnlm‘. Price
h Nomilt. and ,
mm} Paige's doeakcrohip Boom
Gold to be Cause.
politicians today is thetrl which Sen-
planncd for a number of his friends in
the G. 0. P. in this state to so to the
Adirondacks. This gathering. It was
said by a republican politician Is to
help to perfect Senator Paige's plans
for the speakersblp oi the coming leg-
lslatulo
It is a well known fact that SenaI
tor Paige wants. and expects to be. the
speaker of the next house preparatory
to becomind republican candidate for
governor, two years hence.
lie. accordingly. invited numerous
republican guests from New Haven and
other parts of the stilts to go to the
North Woods, some of whom accepted
his invitation. Those in New Haven
who refused belong largely to the
llulkeley crowd of partisans in Hart-
ford, bill. they were prompt in saying
that Senator Paige’s outing had no
political siilnlflcance whatever.
Senator Paige's party met last night
III. the (bout Central depot III New
York. and started for Long Lake,a
rendezvous In the. Adlrondacks, where
the. narrator will entertain them.
The purtv was made up of Secretary
of State Theodore Bodonweln, of New
London, who is anxious to run again;
Chairman Michael Kenealy of the re-
publicap state control committee;
Sheriff "Sid" iiawley of Falrllcld
county. and County Commissioner 'Ja
ooh I). Walter. of Cheshire. No Bulk
airy men wen,I along. it Is said.
incidentally it may be. stated that
Mr. Walter is looking after his politl
cal chances as the coming sheriff of
Now Huron county, and that. he has
already received much political com-
fort'fi'om Messrs. Paige. Ilawley and
Kenculy, and that his vislt‘to the
Adirondacks with the party indicat-
ed will not tend to weaken his
"fences."
Mr. Walter is a competitor with
Sheriff A. El. Dunhanl. for the New Ha-
ven shricvulty. It promises to do a
haml-ttrhand light betwoen {hem In
the shricvaity convention. Mr.
Dunham is not losing ground these
days. Next Friday 150 of his friends
will entertain him at a dinner to be
given In tho wolds of Double Beach.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car
There is only one ivay to cure deaf
nose, and that is by constitutions
remedies. Deafness Is caused‘by an
inflamed condition of. the mucous In:
ing of the Eustachian Tube. Wher
this tube is inflamed you have a rum
bling sound or important hearing, am
when it Is entirely closed. Deafness is
the result. and unless the inflamms
Ilon can be taken out and this tab:
restored to its normal coudition. hear
lag will be destroyed forever: ninI
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrb
which is nothing but an Inflamed con
ditiou oi the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollart
for any case of Deafness (caused 03
catarrh) that cannot be cured in
Hull's Catarrh Cure. Bend for clr
culars free.
F. .I. CHENEY & C0., Toledo 0.
Sold by D.ugglst. 75c.
Take Hall‘s Family Pills for consti
nation. "
POLITICAL DISCONTENT IN PER
BIA.
’l‘EHEBAN, Persia. July 25.-Politl~
cal discontent here Is again assuming
an acute phase. . The people are loud-
ly demanding the dismissal of the
grand vizier, the returns of the mul-
lahs and a codification of the laws.
The mullahs who recently left the
Great Mosque. are now assembled at
Kum. a gfeut Sblah place of pilgri-
magc.
There are now (lyer five thousand
refugees under the protection of the
British lcgation hcre.
MAKES THE LIVER LIVELY.
Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup gives
permanent relief in cases of habitual
constipation as It stimulates the liver
and restores the natural action of the
bowels without irritating these organs
like pills or ordinary cathartics. Does
not nauscaie or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
name Orluo and refuse substitutes.
Plaisied’a Drug Store. ”
FUND& FOR EARTHQUAKE BUF-
FER 8.
ER
WASHINGTON. July 25. «Through
the State Department the American
Red Cross has sent a dispatch to the
.lspanI-sc govoinmcnt asking that no
further contributions be made ln Jup-
uneso to the San Francisco relief fund.
I‘ho Rod (Irons officials believe all the
additional funds accessory can be rais-
ed in this country. A total of ”40,000
was received from Japan for the earth-
quake sufferers.
W '
AITHMA SUFFERERE IHOULD
KNOW TH .
Foley's Honey and Tan- has cured
many cases of asthma that were con
sidered hopeless. Mrs Adolph lines
ling; 71 West Third fit. Davenport
Iowa writes: "A severe cold contract
od tvi olvo years ago was neglected “513
ill It finally grew Into asthma. The
best medical skill available could not
give me more than temporary relief.
role '35 Honey and Tar was recom-
men all and due fifty cent bottle 55'
tIIcly cured Inc of asthma which had
been growing on the for twelve years.
if i had taken it at the stint i would
have been saved years of suffering."
[Plaistod's but; more. 4'
W
006"2I¢'i‘i¢i2l“l"c3H VII:TINN ROAD
HARTFORD, Jilly 25.33-iltockboiders
w of the' Hartford and Connecticut West-
crn Railroad Oillilpsn‘y mot liars vas-
terday for the purpose of authorising
an increase of the» capitol stock of
the company to the extent of 2.500
sham-I fit the par value of I100 each .
finder the statutes a twothlrds vote
of the entire capital stock is heron-l
ry to” "optimists teaser illus-
much i’lifs
to?”
measures or?“ 3
until August
The
The talk among the local republican 3
star Allan W. Pulse. of Br dgeport. has , ‘
Josiscumm. lilHflU
hbmhsudibflisisiflr
motionless-2m,
WMI‘W. ‘
' "osmotic" lawns _
ominous“:Insulin-sin!~
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY-
Iii
an}.
KNICKERBOCKER STOCK OO-
...—...
“I
Manager Hoyt Ha an Offering fol“
’ All Next Week. '.3.
The Knickcibocker Stock CompunY.
undel the management of I. M. Hoyle.
formerly of -our Opera-house, will hit '
the attraction for the week at the
Family 'l‘lieallc, beginning Mondaii.
July 30. The personnel of the coal-
pany this season is exceptionally
strong. with those exceptionallycluw-
er actresses. the McConnell sisters, at
the bond of it. Kathryn McConnell In
the leading lady and Celeste M00.
tile soubrctlc.
of singing and dancing specialties of
the most novel chaiactcr. George
by Manager lloyt as the leading man
with Willard Robeltson as character
man and Billy Walsh. formerly the
most. popular’ member of the Aubrey
Stock Co. as the loading comedian.
The balance of the company sue oi!
Initially high class. ~Stamfotd Ade‘
on e.
A TRAGIC FINISH.
A watchman’s neglect permitted I
leak in the great North Sea dyko.
which a child’s linger could have stop~
nod, to become a ruinous break, de-.
vastating an entire province of Hol-
land. In like manner Kenneth Mo-
Ivor, of Vaucoboro, Me., permitted a
little cold to go unnoticed until I.
tragic finish was only averted by Dr.
King’s New Discovery. He writes:
lung inflammation. caused by a neg;
Iccled cold; b'It Dr. King’s New Dir
covery saved my life." Guaranteed
best cough and cold cure, at F. H.‘
Baxter’s, South Norwalk, and E. ‘P.
Weed's. Nor-walk, drug stores. 600
and 81.00. Trial bottle free. ”
MAN’S BODY iN NORWICH CANAL.
NORWICH. July 25.——'l‘be body of
Patrick Mullen was found In the An-
nex Mill Canal yesterday after the
water In the. canal had been drawn off.
It is thought that he fell in the canal
while intoxicated Monday night. The
Annex Mill Canal is in the Franklin
district of the town. Mullen was 45
child.
TWENTY YEAR BATTLE. ‘
"l was a loser in a twenty year bub
tie with chronic piles and mdlismnt
sores until I tried Bucklon's Amino
Salve: which turned the tide. by our-
ing both, till not a trace remains,“
.vrltes A. M. Bruce. of FaImvillo. Va.
Best for old Ulcers, Cuts. Burns and
Wounds. 25c, at F. H Baxter' a.
South Norwalk and E. P. Wood's Nor-
walk, druggists.
VICTIM OF SCENIC RAILWAY.
HARTFORD. July 25.—No action
will be taken by Coroner Calhoun on
the death of William McGrulh who
nlc Railway at Puna Park Saturday
night. and unless civil action is now
brought ago nit the company the ox—
'Ict cause u the accident will not
‘50 known l‘he nmnngcutollt emphat-
Icaily deny that It was due to the
breaking of IIIII cable.
'lhII two oilIcI victims of the run-
away car. one of "whom was the
brakeman. are making favorable pm-
zrless toww'ds recovery at tho hospi-
la
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
Tina TABLE.
In Effect Juno to. 1555.
LEAVE sourH nonwaut FOR
new You.
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59:55 7.5a, 5:15. 8:40. 5.45:.
36:. ft: Ii. 10:501. 11; 01.
A.
5:50x.
2:0“.
1.1117:
P.
6:631, 7:123, 7:553. 9:573, 10.32.
Sundays.
A. M.—-12:56x, 5:501. 5:411. 8:57.
9248:. .
r. n.:-12 55:. 2: its, z 57:. 5.41'.
2052; 7. 001.7 :18.‘l 15in. 8: 26:, 0: 073.
NEW VORK FOR IOUTH NORWALK
A. Ills-12: 00x. 12: 02!, Hi M. M ‘2,
0: 46, 8:01. B: 06. 8: 40K. 2202!, 2: W.
2:1“, 10: 02x, 10: 00, 11:00:.11:02.
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2. 66. 82 313, 41033.41”. 4:151, I: 32,3
6' 02!. 5: 02, El: 26.!2' 00:. 0: 02, 0: 52;
8: 02:. 2: Gilli. 2: 22. 11: 00!.
Inc do any ,3
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0: 00:. 10: 03s. 11: 00!:
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B: 02!. 11.:001.
sou-m unmask 135 new
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1.18.26. 2:103. 2:463. 10:12:. 11: 062.
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37.
5:20. 0:011. 0: 28, 1:011, 2:021.
lit: 00:. 12:2 “I '
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A 51415055. I1: 128. 1: 65!, I‘ll 22‘.
'.02 11: 262:“ ‘ ‘3
2 g.” “Minion, It“. 7:021. 5m.
OWTH NORWALK TO DAN,
A bio-0: 20. 2: till 10:00:.
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‘5
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.;
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Xfidtlllmmg‘
so: ”'3‘ "ii
Silll’wcll has been especially engaged 3 "
"l‘hrt‘e doctors gave me up to die on ”
years old and leaves a widow and one .
was killed in thc IIchdcnI on the Soo- 3
5:15.
lib-42:52:. 1:00. 1:451. 2:413. 2
s:20.-3:31x, hills. 5:41. 5:57:. 0M0.”
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Norwalk Chronicler