100::
' then shall non-‘0
eeyesrs.
111 I .the
we caliber. pan Handled
«which must always be at-
1101:3310 "revolver," unless
hildflunder 7.1n 0 po-
1 la :giectlve “tiny” must
”010’.
6 0.3223”
Toddle‘VIerb applied to the walk
ofa tiny tot. See under "tot” for
, plied to a woman who, when arrested.
is comparatively clean. Must be
used lama story about a prominent
011111111011, 0. v. above.
Snug Sum—Money.
Crisp Five-Dollar Bill—Five
5'" Gooey—Adjective always applied to
Ennis to which the remains are taken‘
. Wns-8ynouymons with “was." but:
indicates dialect.
, Hurled~Motlon of passengers cars
and cabs and the time of the accident.
Fable—course taken by all the wo-
. men within six blacks of the accident.
‘ Scream-e3” “faint" above.
dol-
‘ the “01080 t.
Ba h—eflait of the crowd at the time
e“. dent "Rush" s synony:
‘M w "is ‘L‘notgoodugage. .
1 Mm,” aving 8300 coming to
‘ -1 ‘ Il' life‘lhblirhhce 'DOII'cY.
11 loin-wrote shots always do.
~ Hwtloml’erb used of motion of any
man. object. especially a brick or a
(1 word to use almost
Adlective which must be pre.
to 1191111 "noon" in the account
a fashionable wedding
' _ I1 . .rnoney not owned by
or
anymous with obsolete
funds or I bank or trust no any.
tore—fies Andrew Carnegie.
floodlit—Person guilty of crime
ml; property for which the pen‘
' léois inoret on ten days in Jail.
liege Glr Any woman who has
‘ gape to" school.
: eBosall elm
‘ ~Alllilct1ive always applied to
s
inept—.- Descriptive adjective
ln‘ers. plumbers and don-
Mb bedroom the rent of
ban 81. 50 a week
Trotter—Any one who has
Any thief who wears a col;
.3' business transaction
“0' anoint: spore than .01
. 'pt’u-Pnoh almond-lentil
untoward to use almost
times up. the story.
wort h
It 20.~1-The vanes.
ll .Jollllilafla
“yesterday
.Dr. John-
j'éq. ADJOURN
NJ! I. r-
. . -I Am 5:3“,
Otherwise. _.
“plucky woman "
Wild Panic—inevitable result of,
“1th is always done with
I
lilqgiokus. N. J.. Kittery, Mal”,
. court toursnt her the cuotody of
.1 101.13%?” hotel-day. them
Manetyggsfms
t neat and attractive
d germ-
ckage' is
II “protects
flavor of the butter.
hatter can the
tile co e
1.7 When-die butter
t 1b was put in.'l"h
, e alter clear own table it
a
No Other
I rotected in this ‘
limit Cheapest!
It»!!! iii-proof.
by all grocers-—
non butter.
.,’1‘he carnival given by the nth:
pd lei l dies is witthICa don tfie
best they. have ever h‘eld and it larger
than ever and to show that it. Is ap-
preciated is shown by the large at
tendahcc each afternoon and evening
The baloon ascenslops as In former
years are the leading lecturers d the
troupe oi aerna‘tiis 1w1hlcli can at of
five men and three women. are work '
lug hard to surpass anything ever
seen in thisQ section. The sscensions
are most successful and are nude on
time. Yesterday afternoon at 919
first ascension Miss lilo Min-rill made
one of the prettiest drops ever seen
'.here the weather and conditions be-
his perfect. At the five oclock ascen-
sion "Happy" Candeld made the most
daring ascension ever seen in this part
leaving the ground hanging by his
teeth after which he hung by his foot
and caused the crowd to stand awe
stricken. After reaching a height of
0000 foot he cut loose from the bal
10011 On signal from Prof. lamina and
made a double parachute drop which
will be a sight long to' be remembered
hit all who witnessed it. Last evening
two ascensions wuro given and at the
‘ abcehsions this afternoon ."H ppy"
Candeld will attempt a triple asce slon
which up to the present writing has
never been made successful. At the
five o'clock ascension a baloon race
will be’ held between Miss Tina inane
and Miss ldn Merrill. both using 90
feet baloons. New features will be gi-
ven this year and the committee pro-
mises to carry out every minute detail
they advertise. The carnival will no
doubt prove the most successful ever
held and the fire laddies will deserve
the patronage they are receiving.
DIVORCE CASEB FILED FOR TRIAL
IN SUPERIOR COURT.
Bridgeport Women Who Ask for aspa-
rstlon From Husband.
The fall crop of divorces is coming
in. Four Were filed in the Superior
Court in Bridgeport . this morning.
Mary Anges Nolan, of Bridgeport
wants to be freed from William
Nolan. of Andover The wife's mai-
den name was Mary Agnes Cnrmody
Bile married Nolan. January 25. 1902.
She claims that her husband deserted
In August 25 of the same year.
Mrs. Nolan asks for a divorce and the
right to resume her maiden name
Ada Dean would like to be sepurnir
ad from Newton Dean. of Albion. N.
Y. The laintifi’s maiden name was
Ada Brad ey. She was married to
Dean September 23.1900 and Ills as
that he deserted her July 29.1908
wile also accuses her husband of in-
or children and Mrs. Dean asks the
his Hubbell. of Danhury. wants a
divorce from Frank Hubboll of Bridge-
m? lie couple were married :0
ll 80.4900. and on Allin» Ill ‘0 I.
iii 0 same year 1m. Hubbub alleges
her husband was guilty of infidelity
.with s woman whose iconic .111 an:
miss.” The witch maiden 1101110 was
Elisabeth 103mm. of .
I for I decreefro “Mathis
Nowell. a
name was Eilssbe‘gnwks
Id‘
cares that or husbandhas
her with intolerable cruelty. Thom can”:
lo we four children
y worth 110 00
mile cruelty. There are too. mix» We
Girl!“ II I013. twol Ii
Urn-.—
gchlospo .Pootinastors Loavoo For
Washington to consult with DI-
pertinent color.
cmcsco. August. 29.—-_Post we:
Fred A Basso. oi Chicago will ears
for Washin ton 10-day to consult with
the author ties on the formation of I
National labor union of postal
in nfflllagionbo with the American
ration 0 Labor.
The announcement made Mb
that such an organisation had lib
formed caused surprlse in governm
circles.
‘1! the national union conducts
buslncss along the same lines an 1-
Chicago local has done in the past... it
is my. personal oplnon that there will
be no objection to it." said Mr. Busse.
“The union has been in existence in
Chicago for a. number of years. Its
officers from limo-lo time have called
attention to several grievances. which
they have a right to do. and which we
have tried to remedy to the host of
our ability. or course. if the new no
ion follows the lines of some labor
organizations and attempts to set wu-
gos and working Io0iidltlcns. there
might possibly he a bitch. on the is s
aversion the department are infleio
E
E. B. (loltra. president of the Na-
tional Federation 0! Post 001cc Clerks
said that the new unlou would not in
no way nuingonlgc heads of depart-
ment. any act contrary to tho estab-
lished rules.
“There is nothing in our oath of al-
lcgiauce to ihogovernmcni." he said.
“that forbids us joining a labor union
for our annual benefit. We understand
iliui any improvement in our condition
must. come through legislation. and we
expt ct to have the 1100th of urgent.
acd labor in trylng to secure such in
gislatlon If We cannot directly appeal
to Congress in our 11 n behalf we
must do so indirectly and this we
expect to do through the legislative
committee of the American Federation
of Labor and of the various central
*lior bodies.throughout the country
nik of defying President Roosevelt
or striking against the gogernnient is
nitrite. and bad oer-oi born contemp-
I
A. lated by us."
‘ THE sun on THE wonLo
of troubles that robbed E. H Wolfe
01 Bear Grove 1a.. of all usefulness,
came when he began taking Electrlc'
Bitters. He writes: "Two years
ago Kidney trouble caused me great
loitering. which I would never hillveji'e
survived had I not tokendlleetric Bio
tors. They also cured mo of General
nobility.“ Sure cure for all Stomach.
(giver and Kidney com lslats, Blood
issues. Headache. ‘
Weakness or Bodily Decline. Price"
. Guaranteed by F. ii. Buster's.
south Norwallt. and E. P. Wood's.
Norwsllt. drill stores. . '- ’Ki
WW»...
01'er souuossv mansion.
Islam We Fort and Will Gout Qir
N lash—fidelitrsot A‘WIrdId.
The Connecticut and Mbssachusstts
boundary co lesion has awarded to
Charles D. Banchard. of condo”?
Lissa. the contract to supply the boun-
dary stones that will 11¢..le on the
lines aggravating the two states. Ono
:‘liundr and fifty-live stones will he
needed and each will cost 31'! Each
1000. will measure nine Ian
'l‘li will show four 1‘
till
3’31: hallucination
be has
snry Robinson Book. the east-i
£3 wholiu the work in chum. says:
boundary shines are so:
ca
sslness and‘l
‘2 Store and The Clifford Pharmacy.
one—hall
It 11111.10. 00”.; and 31cm and be dressed ii toot square all II
NATURAL BEDS POOR.
0911th Fir-It mud on sound to
Open. .
NEW HAVEN. August 29. ——Bspteni
her let the law is oil and the mason
for dredi 113 for spawn oysters on the
natilriil eds of bong lslund Sound
will commence. but disappointed bl
’ 1 that the set Is very poor the
:1 who usually make plenty
in this way are going to
the enterprise One of the
'1 in this city who has boon to
1 rl. locking the beds over In
_ lot the set is very poor andfon‘
_ ll be sent there from here this
‘ tin not known that snyOno from
;l's filatonds to try the venture
can
so thereiihls season,11lthough
the ml is 0300 month If the set
shows up more favorably there may
be I000 or two go down. Two years
ago oyster spawn bIought $1.10 poi
bushel, owing to the loss of the set
five years previous but last your the
price piild was am so high, being 6!:
cents. .
This drop in the price paid laat
you; is another factor in the shop
tion as it deters many men from en-
lei-ins the business of dredging on the
natnrdl beds this season There tired
gcrs on the natural beds sell their
goods to tho mliig dealers
-."Dr. Thomas' Eclsctric Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis
onSe—-croup. Has been used with
‘success in our family for eight years
«Mrs. L. Whitoscre. Buffalo.N
“be“
IHORTELL I3 HELD.
M
Charged With Attempt to Commit As-
sault N Dot-by Elri.
DbitBY. Conn. August
Shorten who is alleged to have at
tempted to commltt a criminal assault
upon Mabel Rnivell the its your old“
daughter of Charles R. Rowen. last
Sunday night was bound over to the
next term of the Superior Court yes
terdny often a hearing that lasted for
nuuly 12 home. and the testimony
of several witnesses was taken. Judge
Clark found prflmhlo cause and Short:
ell was ordered held under beads of
1.00 .
ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONI
WR N0.
He neglected to take Foley's Kidd":
Cure at the first signs of kidney tron
lo. hoping it would wear away. and
a was soon a victim. of Bright's dis
«are There is dancer 10ml”.
if Foley's Kidney Care is taken
once the symptoms will disappear. the
kidneys are strengthened and you are
soon sound and well. A. It. 130111.01
Monsanto“. 11111.. hull/to set up Exam
or twolyo times in the might and its
a severe backache rind pains in the
”the and Van cured by Foley' s
Cure Plaistsd’s
PHILIPPINE UITUATION
.MANILA August 20.—-—Word hit!
a roceivod that native “pontoon
_ cgphiirod Armagnac Banshee: a clue
mm c Pulainnlis. inftlle
to. near Barony. It
The «cape of the baddlts from [AW
has been cut off by troops who will
Durant the man citi'Itnforcomonts
of Puiaianes 11-0111 scan. The situa—
. lladdam; 3. ll. Des Jardine,
29. ~Peier .
' 6150!. o:
this;l
IUPRO-Vv m
. " l
' , dowels; Honcho; Fuller. New Enron:
William Blodgett. Hartford: George
I? Oarroll. Bridgeporti. Herbert .8.
Billiard. Hartford: hauls R. Burton.
New Haven: clarke Arnold. Hart-
» ford: U. 0. Church. Waterbury; John I
wigmbsrlain. Bridgegort: Ell. (3100- 2
aritord' Mire cit NewLo
don: N. W. Grandad, Hartford, El-
mer 0 Derby. Middletown; Herman
11'. Rants. flurtlcrd: Frederic 0.
Earle. New Haven: William 1:30;.
a a
ford: C. J. Ehb‘ets. Hartfor; Freder-
ick W Holden. Ansonia: .l s: li‘incb,
Bridgéport; D E. Grishwoid. New
Marlon; Samuel H. Fisher. New Ha-
ven: E. H. liart, Hartford; George E
Hall, New Enron; Walter A. Holden.
Ansonla; William ll. Honiss. Hart-
ford d. C. E..Jennlngs New Havenw.
James C. ”Howell Hartford; AW
Johnson. New Haven: Jenkins &.
Barker. Hartford; Wilbur 0.14ambert.
New Haven: John T lawless, New
London; William A. Ifll’filll. Hartford;
new W 113m... New Haven; Alon-
zo M. 1.00: or. llartiord;61‘1les P
*Moore. ”Bristol NGharles G.Mor1tls.
HIV on; J: Jennings,
. rehristian M "Newman. Bridge-
port Benry G. Nerv‘ttm. New Haven;
Freeland W.Ostron1, Bridgeport;
Freilerick M Beasley. Waterbury;
George D. Phllllps. Bridgeport. r. n.
Richards. Inst-tiara: George“! itchin-
son. New Haven; Charles F. Schinels.
Bristol; Edward 1.. Scary. Waterbury;
George D. Seymour. New Haven: Jan.
P. Shelley. Winsted: James Shepard.
New Britain: A. Skants. Bridgeport;
Geor 8. Ward. Hartford; F. W.
Smith. Bridgeport. Albert C. Tanner,
Mlddlctown: Bacon Wakeman. Bridge-
port; Harry ,.R William. Hartford;
A.M Wooster, Bridgeport
George J. Hotshot and Daniel
110on have been appointed rural let-
ter carriers at New Canaan, Coda.
QALYEITQN'S BEA WALL
makes life now as safe In that city
so on the higher lands. 10w Good-
loo. who reniil .00 Button St. in
Waco. Tex" needs no sea wall for
safety. He Writes: "1 have used
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con-
sumption the past live years and it
keeps me well and safe.
time i bad a cough which for years
had been growing worse Now it's
tone." Cures chronic Coughs, La
Grimm. Group. Whooping Cough and
prevents Pneumonia. Pleasant to take
Every bottle guaranteed at F. H. Bax-
ter's. South Norwalk. and E. P.
Weed‘a Norwall: drug stores. Price
50c Incl 11 00.60101 bottle free.’ -
VOYAGE QF 7.000 MlLEl.
BOETON.1Augn some ltalian
full riggc d ship pirdccicoio and the
Britishmo bark Strnthisla will piobably
get under way today for Buenos Ayres
a voyage of seven thousand miles. The
ship is built of iron. while the bark
is of wood if the 0 Intro riggers get
favorable wind to also together. an
interesting ocean race is looked for
between the craft.
W
IN Cl”? DIFINII
Major 80111111 editor and manager
of the Constitutionalist. Eminence.
of Buoklen's Arnica Salve, of which
he says: "it cnmd me in ten days
and no trouble since " Quickest hesi-
er of Burns. Sores. Cots and Wounds
the at F. H. Baxter's, South Nat-walk.
and E. P. Wood‘s. Nomaliti drug
m... .
.0 ~.. . I1.
saw YORK. new Evin".
manganese.
TIMI TAILI. .
In lffsot June ‘0. 10018.
;
1
hdbl-BMW ”I"; NORW'iLK FOA‘
uswvonn
‘1.-11:u us 1;.10 5.11. 1:19.
11.1 mi. 8118. mo. 1:
“1116.163, 0§0.10:10x, 11.1.
Exile-19: 02:. 1: 00. 1: to: 2.17:.
020.8813.11108.541.55 .mo.
cunnilinmtamu. .
A. {I ~12: 56:..‘5 5303, 5:418. I: W.
file—11:58:. 1107!. 1:5“. 8:41.
It": 'I: 00:. 3.18. 1100!, 8: 20!. 0:571.
II "I.
p lacs 0 1
It“ “1”ch ’6 A. I
did not w in that
Before that.
Ky.. when he was fiercely attacked ‘
four years ago by Piles. bought a box 1
NATIONAL TENN!- Mi 1"- I
NEWPORT, R. h. August Illa-The
fine weather which 1113 favored the
National Lawn 'i‘ennii hainpionshipe
this our continued today. When in ‘o
challenge round was loved between
Beals C. wiight. at stop. the
seat title holder and William J. (l nth-b0
101'. who yesterday won the summers
tournament. it was Wright's firiit do;
tense of the challenge cap. as w ll as
the first time Cloihier has re cited
the challenge round in the National
tournament. They met last year in the
finals of the alln'tomers tournament.
Wright winning easily and defeating
Holcombo wsm. of Orange; N. 3.. for
the championship. Had Wright not
sustained an injury to his hand last
spring he would have been a strong
I‘avmite load).
I GIVE Hosos'ro wnom 11' is:
dy. of Readout, N Y., ounsd me of
Bright’s disease and Gravel. Four of
of the best physicians had failed to re
lieve me. i have recommended it to
scores of people with like success. and
know it will cure all who try lt.'—-
Mrs. E P. Minder. Burg Hill. 0. Price
$1.00; all drugglats; ll homes $0901"
Froe Sample Bottles at R. ll. Ploisted's
W
sxpscr 70 sun can rnsuctsco
raccasvs. .
SAN FRANCISCO,Aunist120.—1-The
Carmen's 1Union last vulght.lssnod a
lengthy statement replying to Presi-
dent Cslhoun's invitation to return to
work. This is a firm._refusal and a no
tidcntionIthat the company in lta tur
ther negotiations .must deal withthe
union and not with the. men as Indivi-
gdunli’s President Calhoun sold last
six t
cannot say when. " 1 .
HOW TO AVOID APPIMICITIS.
Host victimsof apnea 1111111110103 are
those who are habituoly constipated.
Orino laxative Fruit. syrup euros
chronic constipation by stimulating the
liver and bowels and restores the nat
ural notion, of the bowels. Orion Lax-
nilve Fruit Syrup d s not nauseous
or grips and is” mild nd pleasant to
take. Refuse substitutes. Plalsted's
Drug store and The Clidord Phar-
mac).
AD PHILADEDPHIA BANK.
cu1csoo.AunuIi$a—-Chicsm tin
enclol institutions b no connection
D-UE
Dr. David Kennedy' a Favorite Reme- .
'We will operate the cars but i a
hollow each
3 that in the coat:
Mlddletown-
that or Wigs/l
York; Two brothers.“
had 11,1313}: 0009mm “9‘
08 0
gestion thaWrm‘?
of the currengwwould‘bed cast (an1 shin
shore. came e or sy. an en-
tided the body. r1973! ill be dent' to New
York for burial. Harris left a widow
and. three children. He 'was' a cloak
“ligand!
regretted artisans
j :BAPTlfiTB ,IN'mCONVENTIQN.
VOLUNTOWN, August 29 .—-A Bap-
tist convention made .up of delegates
from twenty-one churches in this sed-
tion that in its 4ch 11111111! gathering
today Rev. E. W tor. of amniot-
ton. the president, presided Many of
the pastors supoke, and Rev. Dr. Ho-
ward Doane. of Cincinnati .lhe song
writer. gave an address. The
upwards ofttlve hundred in bus dance
and the local parish gave hospitable
entertainment. ‘
_ GIVEN UP TO DIE. !
B.Spiegel.1204 N. Virginia Street. I ‘
ansville. l d. over-
3:0 yes I31” tile d with Idli
and bind er attractions l‘vililci‘i caun‘
me much. ”If ”my I lost flesh
and was run and d‘ yearfihgo
cv-
en 1111 to 1
was recoihmell 004w
gave me great laid,1
in; the second bottle I was entirely
cured " Plaiiiled’s ,prug store and
The (:11an Phage: it'll-
NORWICH, Amt. 29:2:‘1‘8110;
h. d 1.tw 9. son 0 r an
More Retell Ingmar dye .in the
May. as w
with the rseul-e .trust
11sz- of Ph blind f
are ignorant. of the possibilities of a really good range Sand
for STAMFORD W633 catalogues. They they put you"- ‘1
the way of great MW“ in yo
brother and“
:facilitiu. .
rim '1'}; WA A“ .
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