or. Percival W
"at ud
ill
0
t. on
is x 899
‘dldln rrpoe we over a’ thousand
_ e‘Proliibition party meeting
96-“
tly on party lines.
“maturities greater than
WWIQOGIVQKI two years ago.
wet. branchef the legislature
were. himinFIleepubllcan and all
' one o
. in...
filter. . ‘
. , page “Republicans carried. all the
whites invthe state with the excep-
‘ .gaennin‘gton. According to the;
. -.-returns.ciement won Ben~
narrow by 61 votes. Clement
manure: Burlington, 1.651
leW. Clement's home,
‘ :15“ . I ,
ontpelier. the capital. the
that oi! Governor-elect Proo-
L
ironic“. "interest centered in
Q limit, in which both Cie-
d‘ rector live. Proctor car-
go“: town by a vote ,0! 464
_ t, thus lndicatingthst
. ‘ t Proctor as was predict-
.Ipnls of his opponents. Proctor
Butlsnd County with 5.875
cinema receiving 4.589. li‘el-
il‘"tlie vote irom unoillcisl re-
6-..43-1503 Clements. 26.-
-
“ARCHIE DISAPPROVED.
‘ any Says Recent Ord‘irs
. ' eanniishrnsntn
, GTON. Sept. 6.~l.ong mar-
agftfivinganiry branch of the
, , id for in recent orders
vie. annual camps oi lnsruc~
I‘ll" proved by Brig-Gen. Wil-
w‘t key, commanding the
. ~ Division in his annual
._ . ,Wsrpepsrtment.'i‘here-
.he says, will have a decid
d «simulation upon reenlist-
Ootninbiitlng upon the general
. .Gen. Muflaskey says:
.-’ lice. marches ss‘new or-
' the prospect oi a repetition
6 mm. . or‘s eng encampments
{5. mass marches incident
' ire looked upon as an un-
. hardshi . American, sol-
wipe thin lug men. and
to the asset that while
. . in that Is necessary
endured those not be-
wiii be evaded. it is be-
’ Will be found in the
e pinion that camps of
conducted are too
roe weeks ln‘cnmp
t. Marches should be
its: annulus beyond
and Is disapproved
t?
collision. is.
to issue‘s. strong» 1‘
body or Republican ‘
in yesterday?! elec-
sri». vino; on an.
‘ reluctance oi as .
n this state to vote for can g
f“ omitted in any way with ‘
foo-ratio organisation. to .the
the‘hocter family in Van .
its. an to the absenceoi the
an the,,cainpaignfl
.whenhis tel-i
' arty tour
, p or . Fletcher
. Wollongstheflepnbiicau.
. tor governor..is 15,678. M:-
the unoihclal tabulation of
'theentire state”. which was "
at‘ an early hour today.
petty 42,160 votes. and Ole-
as the nominee OK the
fit with Democratic ‘
ed 26.474. The Pro-
:ii‘list. candidates to-
, semen David J. Foster, oi
b.faudfZKittredgo. Rankine. oi
.enflreiicltet by pluralities ap- .
candidate polled 874 votes to‘
Proctor
, of. the marble quarries‘
3 disease.
s
. ‘btiiér
.; YOUNG WOMEN iN PERIL.
New! Containinpl'llhree‘ capsized on
' ‘ ‘ Fairlieid Bosch.
While crowds on shore watched their
\
‘ ‘ plight; s. yaw! containing three‘memu
the Sinister contest was not:
here of the lashlonable Eairheld sum-
mer “colony; oapsi‘sed lathe Bound oil
Fairiield Beach Monday uit‘e‘rn‘pon.
Those in the craft were =Miss“liarrict
.Glover. Miss France-Rogers and Pem-
berton‘Sturges. When the danger oi
the party was seen. Henry “Sturges.
whose son was in the emit. and Daw-
son Gloves. rather of Miss Harriet
Senate gebgni‘nembtgrs mg: Glover, securgd a row boat. and res.
“M The. Republicans elected cued the occupants oi the unfortunate
yawl.
The three young people are members
of the fashionable Fairfleld club. which
has its quarters on Fair‘iiaid Beach.
Yesterda afternoon they decided to
take a s 1. With young Sturgos steer-
inglthey were‘peen bounding over the
choppy. waves‘ot the Sound with no
thought at danger. Aiteru cruising
around tor about an hour it'vms de-
cided to'change the course a little.
but in so fluid: the yawl capsized.
The girls were badly frightened but
bravely clung to the upturned best
while young Sturges encouraged them.
’ There were a large number in bathing
f at the time and many were horror
stricken when they saw the three
. young people cling to the ynwl.
The boat was quickly manned, how-
ever, nnd the three amateur sailors
lwere quickly brought to lnnd.‘ very
wet but otherwise none the worse for
their experience.
tYOU HAVE OFTEN BEEN WOMEN
with market blueness or paleness or
face, vitiated appetites and a strong
craving for unwholesome iood. These
ans signs oi disordered liver, and the
trouble must be corrected or worse
results are sure to follow. Dr. Ken-
nedy's Favorite Remedy dispels liver
Husbands and isthers can-
not afford to treat this matter lightly.
Free Sample Bottles at R. hi. Planted:
OIiTUARY NOTES.
Till! NA’i‘CilliAKIiit.‘
The sole of seats is open for the en.
casement of Daniel Sully in his latest
comedy success. “The Matchmaker." at
Hoyt‘s Theatre; Saturday. This prom»
lses to be one at the most important
events oi the'season. as Mr. Sully is
a strong invorite here and his new
play is said to be the best he has ever
produced. .
A SECRET MARRIAGE.
Society is all sang with curiosity
and a lively upheaval threatens to
overtake our upper ten when all the
isots come to light. A certain gallant
gentlemen. stole sway between" two
days sad-made e runswsy match with
a bssutii'ul young ”widow. For certain
reasons the sitair has been kept to se.
cret'but'lively developments no menu
teed in the user future end it is a sale
prediction that. by this time next wool:
every one will new all stout the run.
4 boot the oilloers and
'Mfl’iiiterviewed on the
. ,Gi'sm.“
“le0. on the
Jim
this men; “The irtsii Families-tile”
and promise the entertainment villi-ills
fully up to their
ii Inyihinm
Id“, 8"“:
sway match: At Hoyt‘s Theatre. Fri-
dsy evening. » . , _
Tflnlitlilii PAWNBROKER. ‘
‘ Like the brook Murphy and Murphy
‘osin to run on forever and will ‘
iii: us next Wednesday ninh‘whsn
their new has , not mirth and
melody will be shown here ist- tivs drlt‘
time. They are calling their carton: . L '
previous words, and.
who has built this piece '
mines ills host
may eitustious
more senile than overt ‘
Jo strontium-r . i a
union 'tha‘hmd?
butter. Hsdn’t
yeuf'ybettcr and
out about‘i'fit'i "“
MR. PEACH.FOH OONGHESS. ‘ -
Socialist. candidate Accepts .Nomlns‘
,vilon arrows District.
Charles T. Peach. n‘printcr. former-
ly employed on the News“: Genetic.
and who is new etuployed on the Dan-
bury NW8. has been nominated to rep
resent the Fourth Congrsslounl Dis-
trict by the Socialist Labor Party.
The candidate has given out‘a letter
of acceptance that is also something oi
a peach. it quotes Blackstone, reiers
to the monarohies oi' the ancient world,
points a warning linger towards
Greece and Rome. and calls upon the
voters of the Founh District to abol-
ish “wage slavery." Coming down to
modern times. he says: “As for as can
possibly be accomplished by the na-
tional Congress. i am in lover of the
abolition of the competition between
convict labor and wage labor. i am
also in favor oi shortening the hours
of iubor for all workers to eight hours
per day. and, alter this has been so-
conipllshed. of making further reduc-
tions of Working time as test as practi-
cable. thus elevating the social status
at the working class. i also invor
the abolition of child labor under 16
years, and the adoption of old-age pen-
sions for the working class. I disap-
prove and will 'work against the usur-
patiens oi the capitalist class by menus
at government by injunction, this be-
ing an invasion of the right eifl'ce
speech. assembly and an enemy of
true democratic government."
When two-strong men come to
blows. even it they are well matched.
it is ‘uot a pleasing sight. but it the
man who gets the. worst oi it will use
DeWiii's Witch Hillel Salve. he will
look better and feel better in short
order. He sure you get DcWiti'a. Good
for everything a solve in used for. in-
cluding plies. Sold by The Clitierd
Pharmacy. ”
COL.VlNcENT SAIL! FOR NEW
v RK' '
0 .
LONDON. Sept 5.~8ir Howard Vin-
cent, honorary colonel oi the Queen’s
Westminister Volunteers. sailed for
New York today from Southampton on
the North German Lloyd Steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm 11.. to complete the ar-
rnugemenis for the contest at Creed-
moor for his rifle trophy between the
teams representing the volunteers. the
holders and the Seventh Regiment. N.
G. N. Y. Before the match Sir Howard
intends to visit Canada.
"To OUR! A FILON."
says Bum Kendhll, oi Philiipsbttrg.
Kan. “inst eovorj‘lt over with Buck
len's Amino Salve and the naive will
do the rest." Quickest cure for Burns.
Bells. Sores. Beside. Wounds, Piles,
llicsems,'!islt Rheum. Chopped ilnnde.
Bore Feet and Sore Eyes. Only 260.
it. P. Wood‘s. Nerwallt. drug stores.
Guaranteed. “
Bummer Hotel Proprietor (proudly)
--"Neurly n I or my waiters are collate
men who working their way
threuzhroeiisge.” . - , .. - 3"" w
,, ‘ [you‘cstftsste bet _
woolly" §ood .‘Witheut Gold Medal Croats
, . largest and cleanest steamer-y. in the inert
term helm-pm ‘ f ‘ friend-w ‘
Thet’evthe-flrehsen it’s good {when r.
t t, and the reason ‘it' keeps
good. till you eat it—aad it
‘ doesn’t cost any morc'thnn. «
at F. ii. Buster's. South Norwellt. and “
,plosi'os‘ was ibl
is.
with W“ serene;
Disorderly i‘si;
ii to Recognize Each
Otngrf—Nesriy- Married.
HART?!) hi ,. pt. s-«nlscmnng
that theiptirfii‘?be§§"divoredd ‘irom qoh
other soyears sgoniames Phelps and
Mrs. Barth Harris cancelled their prep
stations. to be» married last; evenln .
and'vpnrted aiter'nu‘arreling‘ otter t is
subject that «used their separation a
quarter of a century ago. The two
were marriedililcyesrs ago. but soon
separated. A icwyears use Mrs. liar.
ris chine. to Connecticut. where. she
met. Phelps. Neither recognised the
other. and it. was not until Mrs. Harris
told of her former matrimonial adven-
ture that they learned they had been
husband and wile once before.
it TN: .lll ATH (:FtLllFEr to
'a n3, .. n so] that e
strongest . $1} also. the goril-
la. also" * ii est‘lungsmPow-
ertui lungs means powerful creatures.
How to keep the breathing organs
right should he man‘s chiefcst study.
l €01.00“an others. Mrs; Ora A.
suepbens. of it Williams. 0., has
learned how to do this. She writes:
“Three bottles of Dr. King‘s New Dis-
covery starred my. cough oi two yours
and cured manic». what my irisnds
thought consumption. 0. its’ grand
{or threat andriung troubles." Guar-
anteed by F. Buster. South New
walk. and It. P. . cad; bismuth. drug-
gists. Price 50c and 8.1.00. Trial hot-
as me. . ..
l
AL‘LEQED‘PIOKPOCKITS.
Aim-m.» limitil‘muotivei n
.. , can“; Y tot-duh “ ‘
ORANGE. Conn. pt. ii.-Threo
New York
info, givingitheir names as
Tom King. lobort Celina and hook
smith, emotive-term: Railroad Do-
teotlve‘s Barnett and laurcnce Yeaten
day morning oh a charge at picking
pockets. it is alleged that the men
worked their trade to a considerable
salient at incitslr ‘grounds. When
searched in: Wyst ve'n iocitup so.
versl disguises were iound on them,
and also about $150.,
trial in the borough court.
i“Never can tell when you’ll mun
a anger or suitor a cut, bruise. burn or
scald. Be prepared. Dr. Tbotnss’ 19c.
leetrlc Oil instantly relieves the pain-
quickly cures the‘wound‘. " " ~
W
‘rlssists situation.
‘1 . i, M , ’ ‘
One Mes autos. Another Wounded}
losion.‘ tnotsnonk ‘on
, W wmw' $300.0“!
so elements 1 was dos toyed yes
my [lit will“ Cslwa "W‘inoryTtg the
out n on see . e on-
ls‘ued‘ i2: ll... which
colonisted the haves. ares hundred
sodium thousands patients at wine
were car... .
V M
Brit-#‘Woll. Judging by “l; w I .
wort: your latest! they'll he s
it is with non mm
6w
'1
i .M‘ l u ._ fl. ' V .' . .
9": "9'“- "imtir motor:
Dr‘- “We iiinu .oiifiooosboro. Ito.
steroidal anaemia:
tortilla music the‘predsssion'
Helium“- ~ t you» gees "steam ails».
sit o
martingale
. with assault
which Mr. White held. the“ company-
The) are held her "
‘ and if”
i
. Mg ' woman was round in here home in a .-
.. l. 5.4-.“ a “lull “terrible condition two weeksasgo and
can . 14» .r m- o. ten
in settles man no filed‘tnd angular ..
flor interment yesterday. ‘ stern“,
lot the country
W a son and doubts
' AT
”a" MIR . .
W
a mummies»: , 'fiiv-‘Vdfitlm
over the ludlolarroithe hints resum-
ed itslobors yosterday.‘tbo_ duperi
Go ll sitting at Putnam wit Judie
.t Thsyer. .uresldiog..st"lietwivlt
his: iguaégihtumag go in:
' tings ‘I‘.,Wr
xnlghfe'ifigh a} 3”“ will tugging
. or a, use 1 .9
presiding. 'A stunt gag criminal
dociletwss . . an upset! we heavy
sentences imposed. 93:"...
; Felix lanolin got Mailman. charted
with" intent to ‘ltiii’ was
sent to Wether, field ter’ net loss
three nor more;5Mn live years. _
drunk he eater , shousp .sogz‘torriii
beat a woman who is 70 yea ,s digitize.
Pierre Danderend. a mill operator
Putnam..on to r. counts oi unlawiuligz
habitation Wit his daughter. his
guilty on one, count and has, senil‘
state prison tor not less than two it
more than three years. ‘- ‘ 7
At Norwich the grand jury came in
to consider the single murder , case
which is en the docket. that. against
John ’l‘rsincr, who is accused of‘klciv
ing to neutrons Thomas Mulligiln.‘ in
Norwich. June 28; The. men were
tr roping about the country together
an at into'a dispute. Mulliganivvas
l
was kicked by Trainer. .,
At Bridgeport the interesting civil
case is avsult. oi Jodathaultf; White, oi
New York/en use monsoon and
New‘ York Air, ‘ no. New York,.New
Haven and Hartford Railroad lessees.
in securepsymen‘t of coupons“ to the
velaeeijtliillfidh on bonds held by
. him. _ Default has occurred on the in-
terest on the first mortgage bonds
then—being the New Haven. Middlet-
‘own and Willimsniic read. the re-
organisation assumlng the title of Air
Line. MrmWhite ssh; the». court ,to
appoint appraisers oi the coupons. . ._,
30mins.
lili‘Khi’Ytilliiiilidilhuii
TRIS!) re RIDE MULE.
. ban—- .
John Connolly Seriously injured By
Unmsnsgesbie Animal.
ORANGE. Conn..“Bept. 5.~Jebn Coir
noiiy, 0: Fair Haven. was seriously in-
Jured here yesterday afternoon at the
Orange iulr by being thrown by the
socslled unmanageable mule which.
is on exhibition. Connolly. who is a
lad about 18 years old, thought he
could ride the animal. and incidental-
ly take home a little prise money. He
mounted the mute near this grand-
the boy heavily. renewing up his sud-
eI-stop b trampling on the rider.
t is then tthnt the boy's skull is
iractured. lie-was taken to a sanita-
rium in West Haven for treatment.
. THE ORIGINAL. ' ’
Foley 3 (30., Chicago; originated
Honey and Tar sets throat and lung
remedy. and an accent of the tgrea
merit and popularity of Foley's lien-
or and Tar many lniltetlouh are after-
ed {or the genuine. These» worthless
imitations have similar sounding na-
ines. Beware of them; The genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar is in s ' yel-
low package. Ask for it and nature
any substitute. it is the best remedy
ior coughs and colds. Plotsted’rhrug
store and The Cliiiord Phtrmacy. "
KAT! ‘ IULLiVAfl DIAD.
Miriam. Sept. swimsuixut
van died at the New Bevan Hospital
on Saturday irons malarial. poisonin:
produced by the lilies or insects which
gsttsolted her while reaming in the
holds and woods oi Hemden. The
once known as the "Gypsey Queen" .
with .P. associate
how. in youth shoves beautiiul
nd a clever bareback equestrian. The
was sent iterator treatment. ‘-
Itxi‘lég“ i
so te,,s« donoigrpoiti‘
slekenrhod'by‘i‘lie Oiiiiord ”"9:
many.
W
"' .. Dilbifl‘fll Pith“...
t armamtmrm. was.
Augustin it. Item-wee “will! the
Moodlswn Cemetery. New Yhorit slim
s
horns here Saddam:
tor s shot- illness. He would his‘mlt
a"... ”'1'“: runs ' rt;
:- promnen on s. as or
and bed. been s financier?" He leaves
r. his wife having
M'WKIEISQ ' I
W .
died but s
knocked down and while ‘probtrate 1
ceramic
stand and succeeded in clicking on its .
hack for a distance ei 200 yards
around the race track.“ The mule "
stopped suddenly. however. and threw .
Mllutheritlos say elm,» she. was in
tile lorry insets. Pleas- t
HOI H0! HOl
‘a cat has nine lives;
Joskleywidut it it’s a veryyyoung table.
antic-has more. ,
Cosklewaonsense! ; it .
Joaklsy-Oh. yes. a cat he
lives and s klt- tan. ; >
shell“?
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Merrill
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South realms.
CAL AND
, 6°
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in warns W
Concrete .
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‘ linen
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. ,. . . y is “champions-Pr; stints" '
cram amenity oily tor tarot!
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be "not."
it you have never. madam .so-
Mounts souls in sin! see us. Our
rams. will surprise M. , ;
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t", . l i ed up onevoitho
vying: . . iiust placed/on tho
'3“ “f8," retorted
lair - Brim .. “ amid. set. some.
fiicathér's’ to: thftgaidf‘llht of mine that
spins hin't had no .trlniihi'ng ‘on it- for two
-. moan. $09ctnter.
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Ass 'n-is ass-r res alliances: roar sun QLEJANLIVN‘EQB. was
LiNE is solemn senators AND nonsense! run weer-AT.
TRACTIVE starters-inbuilt arose, wait: we ulwé "rue Nb”;
imexpsuews 3,st snaps THAT can on cause scenario snow
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