‘ , 400110000 order.
_; lb, :«liayor choose
‘ _ rd“ who present.
nwtlnswwore
tiiin we; then re—
Mouton was loft, En
air ts..wlth pow-
good no deems vod-
, l
..
full iyours.
"‘ . HN BRITTO.
bd‘ihflifimon tendered a
.. ”Woot‘pm'ntion counsel
roblwklns of ,south
filled“. The re-
tgnrevent the Con
and Lighting Com;
"Bond, blocking all
‘ Jill allowing several
woman: «for a. number
c not said com~
that ill.
Our Supreme
‘ , 6, rl ht a throlley our
m‘ 3 .01) t e streets
onyehl‘cle. if a number
. _ her. vehicles drawn by
(1. ,, Oclt.up..thol wax. tho
flotillaal ate for a moment
untimove on and it would
twto do so; and they should
.1 by, trolley oars. .
in!!! yours
' ..JOHN H. LIGHT,
, ,. Corporation Counsel.
in. Thompson motion that
_ instructed, through the
police, to see that the
vfig‘l‘gbstwot the street. It
19th report from the cor-
all .in. the matter of the
“h proh&})ltory law against
. Air .8. report was no
no gilt reads:
‘ iafi’l‘hompson, Council-
,.0rwnlk: ‘
diluent. L. have . carefully
‘ omelhtioufif certain citi»
”wreaking for the en-
'f “alt-l Induce which. Shllii
-. y trove In? show. circus or
‘ a. rwthin 300 feet of
. _ , ‘ iimlgfiflng, school, church
property or private residence." and l
blooms opinion thatlhe Council has
not. ills power; tofinact .such an ordt
hence. T3; preservation of thr- public
health and 9 promotion of the pub
lie Interests are the primary ideas or
“a. chromium. But to secure
'l’i‘cgliotions imposed by vir-
.qu reign police power must
joins reasonable basis; they
‘ . yeoessary or llt-siruble in mi»
' ‘h‘e public good. not around-y.
and til vmust' be Impartial and nut
fol-tn" ir operation. The Council
‘ ch an ordinance limiting
fill the public streets,
s; butiit is u vcry
to. prob hit any prop.
horn using his propcl‘ty
Inr suohdxhijltlons within .100 foot or
“f Gum tilingwhulldings mentioncd.
'l'ile char er expressly silthorizcs tllc
l‘ouncll.“ 091130 a‘ndlroglllntc such
t'Xilibm Vilnt the courts huvc rc.
ilvuteilly decided tha the powcr tn
l‘vunia odour (antiseptic the puwcr
In prohlhlh ‘. .
‘ v ‘ JOHN H. LIGHT,
‘ Corporation Collusrl
(bulimia ~-.'rilompson,» Robins and
- uher were seleoted as a cOmmIItcc
‘ , lay out n building line on Soylncul
gimme that the first
.Mlant enzlneers of thc
‘ . out be provided with uni-
matter Was referred to
mom with power_
,Rnbins said that the no
11mm board for the eroo
city lot be con-
rinswood ro-
i the woods at
at shop In in-
board playing.
3h and noisy
’ asked that a
t on in Spring-
“ n. of Her Cons
.I . Myth. Game."
18.——Mrs. Jef-
inont actor. is
maven house
I pea here
‘to in these the
of Playing the
oil last night.
,‘Wiuter Jo er-
... n .. m"... . -.
Imus PATRIOTIC BAND.
l. I... in" l
, 1‘ { JW ~.
. grim» 0.}‘Dunhem Governor of 39- . .-
flag,” pf, ””1!”er Descendants.
lion truths amount governor of tho
vfioolety off Mayflower Descendants at
its annual meeting. bold in the Athe-
nelinl. hurtful-d. Saturday .ufnernoon.
‘8 ”ester 0.. .Dllnhltm wos~~eieoled in
t moosltlon. The rent) to of Secretary
onnnd Treasurer Raymond show-
ed the society to be In It flol 'ishing
condition. The full list: of fflcers
l- of ted Is as follows:
Vernon—Sylvester C. Dunllum.
Deputy Governor-w-Mrs. Sam, 1‘.
Kinney.
Secretary—~Walfcr fl. Fallon.
mllilslrllstnilt Sccl‘cidry-f-Gcorgo W.
s.
. Trensurer~tillbort S..'Rnylnond. .
~Hlstoriiln~hldwin A. Hill.
Gsptnin-Frunk 'i‘. Arms. ,
AssistllnIRMWIllinm W, Hyde. In P.
Wul‘do Marvin. Mrs. C. A. Bramble.
Mrs. William H. liulllphrey. Miss
Mary K. 'l‘alcott. Mrs. Herbert. in.
Crnnduli. Charles E. Thompson.
. Copies of an interesting . brochure
were distributed. in thc pnlnphlet,
which commemorated the meeting
held in the old Hempsicud house in
New London to celebrate the society's
tenth nnnivcrsury, arc includod it short
account of the meeting and the mo-
moriul address rend by Mrs. John ‘1.
Branch. of New London on the Hon.
Benjamin Sinrli. the first governor of
the society. ‘ ._ .
The brochure alsoiucludcd memor-
isl sketches of Charles Dudley Warner
by Mury 1.. ll. Brunch. Lymnn D. Brow-
sterl‘by Gilbert 8, Ruymoud and thc
Rev. Jumcs Gibson Johnson by Form
(loo ~Egglcsion. Mcsscrs Stark.
Warner and iircwulcr had been go-
vcrlmrs of the society. nnd Mr. John-
son had been its clderfor u. numbcr
of years.
REV. J. A. FREEMAN DEAD.
Former Pastor of Danbury Church Ex-
pires Suddenly.
DANBlIRY, Sept. ‘18.~—Tilc many
friends of the Rev. Joseph A. Frec-
inuh. who who for sovernl yours plls~
tor of the West. Street tillllgl'cglltiullnl
Church. of this city. will be surprised
to Warn of his dcuth. which occurred
with startling suddcllncss Sniurlluy ni-
tornoon at Ills home In liccp River,
to which plucc he wont u Icw wcclis
ago from Woodbnry.
lllr. Frcelnnll \vus nppnrcuty fooling
well during the afternoon and a few
minutes before his death said goodbye
to his daughter, Katherine. who left
him to acoompnny n irlcnd to tho golf
links. lillstily returning to got a wrup.
shc found llcr flithcr prostrulc on tho
kitchen floor. Stimulants were givcn
hilll but in II fow nlilllltr‘s he was dcntl.
llll'. Freelnnn was born Ill Nova Sm-
tin, Nov. 14, 1941. and was gruduuiml
from Dartmouth colicgc in 1872. and
front Ylllc 'I‘hcologicul school in 1875.
He had held pustornlcs in Boscllwcu.
N. ll.; Manlulto. Millll.; nl‘Oliii Ill-ooh.
Dilllbllry, Wolulbury lllld Dccp lilvcr.
lie iii survivcll by n widow. who was
forlllcrly Miss Jcnulc l‘t‘oodruil’. of New
Haven, and two children. Attorucy H.
Frconlun. of Wutcrbury. and Miss
Katherine Frcclluln. who rcsldcs nt
honlc.
Mrs. Frocmon was on it visit with
friends in Wmdbnry of the time of Mr.
FI‘t'f-‘lllllll‘fl death and rcnohcd Deep
River Sundny afternoon. The fillllll'lli
will bc hold at tho (‘ongrogatlmlnl
pnl'honngc In Deep Rlvcr. chncsduy
afternoon nt 3 o‘clock and the tutor-
mcnt will be In Fountain Hill Cculc-
tcry. . .
M
LOOKING UP VETERANS OF
NINTH flEGIMENT C. V.
One Man Mourned as Dead for Fifteen
Years Found to Be Living.
Mlcllncl l". t'ocn. of Nlluglltuck tho
socrclllry of the Ninth (i. Y.. ilsfiilf'iil'
tlon. u promillcut business hill" and
one of the best knowu vctcruns of the
Civil War In the state has bow on-
ltuged sillcc Illc lulu. reunion of his
regiment. in looking up the when.»
abouts of thosc living but. who have
for one reason or number hccn unable
to ottclld tho ullnlinl reunions of tho
vetcruns. do u rcl-llllt hc hull found ihc
old soidlcrs scattered throughout tho
union. '
One of thc gl'llntosi surprlscs nlcl
by the survivors of tho regiment was
the discovcry lhut Comrade Jennings.
of Colour-1 llcnlcy's Colllpnny. was still
ill lhc land of the living. When lllo
roll was lust cllllcll hc unuworod to
his nnmc null guvc his i‘flllll'lliiPR u
shock but u plcsuut surprise. lie hnd
boon mournnd for (loud for ”11‘ lust
fiftccn ycni'n :qu u wclconlc llc rocclv-
M] will long It» rclncmbcrcd by him.
lie hnd been living in the South and
double to attend the reunions until
last June Wilt'fl he movctl to lhocps-
head Buy. ‘
BODY FOUND IN RIVER.
Many Wounds Given Unknown Italian
Will be Investigated.
WINDSOR LOCKS. Scot ls,—nthn
naexamlnutiou of the body of on on-
known ftulilm which won found in tho
Connecticut ltivcr ycslcrdlly afternoon
end which was brought Ilcrc. was mnde
on‘the head nnd six about tho body.
two of the latter being on the right
side and four anotho left side In the ro-
gion of the heart. All of them had
been madojppamtly ith some sharp
Instrument and none 0 them was over
three-quarters of an inch wide.
‘ it Is hinted that a peculiar thing
.. «an m
- weighed 176 pounds and bird
about the body cuts Ill that, while
there are qlx ofthom. the clothinmof
color. which was on the
body does not appear to have been out
lit all. which is taken to indicate that
the body may have been clothed sub-
sequent to the muting. The mun was
shout. five. fol. eleven inches tall. and
liflht
hair and sandy moustache.
Coroner Oalhoun. of Hartford. to ex-
“tod hero tomorrow to begin on in-
.z’ir.
it a surround A summon.
ll
. hilt
fil'lililfimfiroos declined n ro-oloo- ‘ i
It was foumi illut thorn wore two gushw
coin the throat and u thfrd woundi
imm‘lil‘li‘if
reliability. They
make. and km‘
otlwell—non f
take them mull.
tinuoully. . “
Unruly v table.
Absolutely armlfll.‘
For sale everywhere...
1! cents a honor la}.
, mull. V
h.l.ll.soem~
j also
Plans Being Perfected for W. C. T, U.
Convention. '
The ofllclnl program for thc National
W. (7.3T. ll. convention will hot be
rcully for u fclv weeks yct. but advance
items illlliclltu nu oxcccdingly Interest-
lul; meeting. A large contingent of
the foreign dclcgntcs to the world's
convcntlou will be proscllt ill the ses.
sions In Hartford. idld)’ (‘urlislln pron
Mom of the British ’iympcrnucc As-
sociation. is nllnblc to conic. but she
will be reprcscnlcd by hcr husband.
Lord Ullrlislc, and their dlluglltl-r. Lady
Dorothy Howard. and it is expected
”my will be in lioriford also. The
British delegation. including: dclcgutcs
from Scotlllnd. will numbcr Hill‘t‘llly or
eighty. bonded by Miss Agncs Slack.
‘lil'ltlsh sccl‘ctllry of the World‘s W. (7.
’l‘. l'. Wolncu of Allsiruliu. .lllpuli.
chdcn, Norway. iicrlunlly and other
countries arc also coming.
Arrangements are bring pcrlcclod
as rapidly as possiblc. Thc two things
Nlli‘ffiuii)’ ncodcll dl'c homes for free
cutcrluiulusut. of dclcgntcs null mom-y
to pay for such (-lntm‘tuiuulont If noc-
cssury. The chairman of lhc‘conllnit-
too for this purpose. Miss lillcy‘llt.
llruimlrti. of No. 4i Alivood sir-wt. has
already bcgllu thc work. lllhl would
ho glut! of offcrs of homes or gifts of
money. Mrs. P. A. llruckctl. of No. 44
(lunch alrcci. is the chairman of the
Hartford flnlllli‘i‘ l'onlilllllcc to solicit
money for tho gcucrul cxpcnscu of tho
couvcniloll. Mrs, Cornciin ll. Pin-lice.
of No. 200 Wctllcl'siicld nvollllc, is gcn—
crul chairman of all tllc illt‘lli commit-
iccs and chairman of tho hospitality
committee. with Mrs. E. ii. Kcndrlck
us sccrclul'y.
“TO CURE A FELON."
suys Sum Kendall. of i’hillipeburlz.
Knit, "lust oovcr II ovcr with Huck
Inn‘s Al‘llil‘ll Solve and tho Salve will
do tho rcst." Quickcst cure for Burns.
Bulls, Sorcs. Scolds, Wounds, Piles,
Eczema. Suit Rheum, Chopped llnnds.
Sore Feet and Stu-c Eycs. Only 251:,
ill F. ll. Baxter‘s. South Norwnllt. und
1'}. P. Wood's, Not-walk, drug stoma.
(illurhntccd. ‘
JOHN M. BENJAMIN 0F MILFORD
STRANGELY MISSING.
Strungcly missing from his. lmml- In
Milford. John M. ih‘lljllmill. nu uocd
rcsidcnt ullil u l'cicrlm of tho (‘ivil
\thl' is bclllg sought by ihc authorities
of that town and by tho liridgvport po-
llcll. 'l‘hc old man illnnppcllrcll from
his llolllc Suturduy morning mid no
trace of him has bccu found.
\Vllcthcr llculllulin ill n tclnporurv
ailnck of dcmcutu him wundcrcd away
or whcthcr hc has incl with some lic-
cidcul is u question that Is Worrying
hill l'cluIIVcs. II In said that he llnlt
nctcd solucwblll strnnycly of Illic. lien-
,ltllllill is 02 yours or not» and is about
,I‘Ive I‘cct tcu Itluhcs In Ilcilthi. thn
Ilc lct'i homo he bud about so ill
money and some pclllilrul pluluru on his
person.
MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER.
Moro than half of mankind ovcr six-
ty yours of one suffer froln lllducy
llllii hluddcr disordcrn. usually column-
.nlcnt. of prostrnto glnlld. This Is both
pllinful lllld llllngt-ronn. and ll‘oloy’u
Kidney ()uro should be taken at the
first sign of dungcr. us If (lill‘l‘i'f'iii Ir-
l-cgulnrltlou null bun curod many old
men of! this dillunllc. Mr. Rodney
llurnctt, Rook Port. Mo. Writes: "I
suffered with onlurgod prmtrnto gland
and kidnoy troublc for years and di-
tor Inking two bottles of Foicy'll Kid-
ney Guru i feel better than! have for
twenty yam-ll. although I not now tit
yours old." Pluistod's Drug Biol-o
ltnd Thu Clifford Pharmacy. '
BOTBFORD HE
me To SUE IEAOH
'l‘lwru wus n coni‘croilcc Ill Coroncl‘
Dotnu's ofllcc in Bridgeport. Saturday
;ufl.orullon. and It wull decided lhnt
there was not enough (widened ugllhl»
lit tannins! Y. Bunch to chill him on
‘u criuliuui churgp for the 00th of
George 10. Botsford who was run doom,
and kiilodrby ‘Mr. Beach‘s sutolnobilo
last Tuesday night.
Mr. Bouforti'aihoirs are to bring
civil action Itsinst «Beach.
W
Dotti :ior the cough. l'OlnDVOI the
cold, the new of the cough. That's
i tin:a work of. Kennedy's Laxative Honey
on
TIN-tho original Initiative, cough
isyrup. Contains no opinion. hold by
The Glifi'ord'Phsrmsey. "I
, .
"‘80 healthy won a hero medal for
ntop’piux'nmluuwny term. Most any
man would have done‘thnt.” "Yes. but
this girl in the carriage was suing him
for branch of promise."-Doiroit'ii‘ros
Press. ‘ i ‘ J
W .,
"‘i‘omm . you don’t take after your
room miss do u l ‘l .
Nu minis
Jug Commissioners
AL:
cunJunur onssmliios 6091"
HALF A MILLION.
Bigger Outlay to Destroy 0ch Build-
lngl audio Protoct'the Root Than
' to Put Up All Our New Onu.
(From Cpllior's Weekly).
The intorllntlonnl Society of Build-
und inspectors
culls situation to tho foot that we huve
7 In the llnfildfilntos olevcu fllltl It lllllf
million buildings. vulund of fourteen
billion live hundred million doiiura. or‘
more than till the railroads in the
country out togethcr und II asserts that
of tlll those just ouc ls absolutely fire-
proof. That one was built In Chicago
by tho grout Iusuruncc compunios for
0 testing laboratory. There are only
four thousand bulllllngswnbout one In
from thirty to ninety pcr cont. of their
vnluc. Yet. the ullburllnble Under-
writcrs‘ lulhoruim‘y in Chicago, with
Its walls of vitriflcd brick. floors. roof.
and partitions of Ht‘lllivllfll‘mlii. hollow
tcrrn-cotln. door and window openings
i‘rlllncd In rollcd utccl. window frames
and sashes of shoot metal. doors of
filled copper and stool. and stairs of
hollow lcl'rn-coilu. cost. only twclvc
per cum. more than u building lilill
Would sllrlvol up lit the first breath of
tin utivunclng fire.
in 1005, which won :1 “norlllul‘ your."
wo spoilt $500,000,000 for now bulld-
illgs and burned old ones to thc ruins
of $200,000,000. Wc.ptlltl $300,000,000
for fighting fire. llnd $130,000,000 in
flrc illSlll‘illlt‘tl prcmlulns. of which we
not buck 395000.000 from the compon-
lcs Iu payment: for losscs.
' it cost no [porn to burn part of but“
old buildings and protcct tho rest from
burning thlm it did to put up all our
licw ones. This your Sun Francisco
has rniscd the firc losses of the United
Status to Ilvc hundred million dollars.
own if wc do not lct uuolllcr city burn
down bctwocll now and ncxt. .iullllnry.
If we should burn up thc wholc of our
bonnnzn whent crop, on which we arc
relying to give us prospcrlly. we should
think the country had suil‘crcd u colum-
ily: yet it is doubtful whether lllilt
whole crop would pity for lhc proptlriy
we actually have burned tind arc burn-
ing this your. Ollr cnlirc ,l‘cnr's gold
supply would not pay for a sixth of It.
The entirc gold production of tho world
would not conic Illl,\'l\‘ilt.*f‘(' ncur pnyjng
for it. nil.
'l‘he $500,000,000 worth of buildings
which we put. up In :1 your to burn
down would cost about $550,000,000 if
they wcrc built not to burn down. For
the cxtru $50,000,000 we. could snvc
most of the 350000.000 wc plly ill nor-
ullll yours in Ill-cs and fire protcctinu.
In oillcr words. we should how the
equivalent of nllolhcr whmlt or cotton
crop llfiiit‘ti ovcry your in tho ulltiluull
woulih.
Tho Society of liuildlug (‘omluisslmr
ore and Inspectors hue prolloscd at uni-
form hlw. to bc Iniroduccd into tbc
legislature of cvcry Stutc lnnkinlr
strlclcr rcquil‘omcnts for building: it
urges that. i flil‘nucc rutcs upon fire-
traps silo lll prohibitive, and it sult-
gcsis that . “I cl. of lining blltldcrs in
Illcrcllllml Ill 3 when thcy ’do good
wolh wv should lllllkt‘! the force lighter
on solid bulhliuns nnd hcuvicr on
”loan that nl‘c lllosl llnllgcrous to tho
cnlmnunily and most bllrdonsomc in
thclr dcmnnds for Ilrc proll-clion.
A CLEAR COMPLEXION AND
BRIGHT EYES
in most cuscs u sullow. blotchcd
complcxionqwl dull hcuvy cycs nrc
duc to poor gcstlon and. on lnnclivc
llvcr. Orlno Lllxuilvc Fruit Syrup
ilbla digestion and utilllululcs illc llvcr
and bowls and mukcs thc complexion
smooth hnd clcnr. Orillo Laxative
Fruit Syrup docs not nlluseuic or grlpc
and ill mild and plcllsnnt to tllkc. lic-
fllse substitlllcs. Pinistcd's Drug Storc
hnd ’I‘llc Clifford Pharmacy. ”
WW
THE BONNIE HILLS O' SCOTLAND.
t‘i‘llc Watchman).
A young Scotch girl. who was tukcn
iii In this .country. knowing that silo
must dlc. bl-lrgml to ho lllkcll buck to
her nlltlvc loud. (in ihc homewurd
voyngc llhc kcpt rcp'olltlrlg. "0. for ll
glilnpsc o' the hills of Scotlluld!” llc~
{fli'ti thc voyngo was hlllf over it was
l-viilcnt to ihosc who wcrc curing for
her thut shc. could lloi llvc [O'HGI‘ her
llutivo lund.
Ono cvculnx. lust of the sunsetting.
they brought: her on deck. The wcst.
wull all uglow with glory. and for n
fow Illilllllmi'fillf' seeillod to cllioy tho
«colic. Soincono said to Ilcr: “ill It
not bountiful?“ Silo unswrwcd. “Yes.
ilili l'd ruillcr soc lilf‘ hills 0' Scot-
lunll.”
il‘ill‘ il lliilowllilc sllc closed her cycs.
lllld thou upcning illclll llguill. null'willl
ll look of ullil'pcukllhlc gllulucss on her
face. shc cxclniulod. “1 soil thcm not).
lll'lii uyc Illcy'rc bonnie." 'I‘hcu. with u
mn-prlscd look. uch midi-d: “I llcvct'
kllnucd beforc Ii was the bills 0' Boole
lllnd whore the prophet uuw thc chill"
lots, but I ace thcln llll, and Wu nrc lll-
most thorn." , 'l‘llon. closing llcr cyan.
flilf‘ was coon within Illc vulc. 'l‘hollc
lwsidc Iwr know that It won not. the
hills of Scotland. but ibc hills of glory
that tho uuw. ‘
In these drum of rush and hurry cour-
tosyls often forgotten. In the mad.
poll mcll rush of ollr life litllo things
are done to offend thut wo rather re-
mained undollo. A hustily onion meld
and Its resultant headache may cause
no social or Iinnncinl loss. The wise
man or wanton is the one who relieves
little Ills of'ithiti lion by it little do" of
Kodol for Dyspepsia. It digests what
You cut. Sold by The Clifford PM!“
maoy. .. 0'
Miss ostousnv. PHIIIDINT.
Elected It FIIrquid County Conven-
tion dunday.
Miss mimic Dciohery. of mubllry.
Wall unanimously planted president.
the Publish] County convention of tit
indielc Auxiliary of the “clout Ordo
of Hibernian in Ilium it Sunday.
We oilloe infor‘ a term.“ two yum.
The convention was held, in the hull
~w
K ’rEVENiNG“ w ,
goggjn
"M
three tllollsllndw-tllut. are (won nom- j
lnully fll'f‘lll'OOY, null tilt-sic can he dour
aged In it ootliluill‘ulion to tho cxtcut of .
’who ll
5»... at l
lhmhfl
is what Mn. Lucy
said after tailing
Kodoi for Dys-
pepsia. Hundreds
ofotbcrwult
women ere
b e i n g ‘rc-
I stored to perfect
health by this rom-
ody. YOU may be
well if you will tall.
It. ‘
Indigestion drum
nearly all the tick-
noss that women
have. It deprives the system of nourish-
ment and the delicate organs peculiar to
woman suffer- weaken. and become
Kodol
For Dyspepsia
enables the stomach and digestive organs
to digestsnd noimilate all of the whole-
some food truly-may button. It nourishes
the body. and- rebuilds the weak organs.
restoring health and strength. Kodol
"lit“:Indigestionmonstipation.dyspepsia.
sour fillings. belching. heartburn and all
stomach disorders.
Diuests What You Eat
A hand at the ub- i
mic sfliflk'itt
Ilka It a I.I.A.
SOLD BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
Bolton: indigo-lion.
war atom-sh. belch-
in of nu, no.
N Y.. N. H., a H. RAILROAD.
meeting CalledaProbable
Changes In the Board.
The annual meeting of the stock»
lloldcrs of tho New York. New Huron
and Hartford uilroail will hc hold ill
Now liavcll lit. the company's building
ill noon on \Vcdllcstlnv. ()clobcl' 17.
A Iloul‘ti of (“1111018 will hc clccir'd
and thc mcctlug will act on u modift
t‘illiml of the lease of the Air Lino
mud and on at resolution authorizing
tilc company to purchase or lcilsc ally
ruilronfl a majority of whose stock it
owllcd June 20. 1905. Prcsutunbly this
llli‘;lliii ihc ()llli‘ll‘ill and Western.
'I‘ilc inter-lulu Ill-rcubollls will ccnter
in tho choice of dircctors. It will be
rocnllcd that at the nunuul meeting
lost your l’rcsldcnl Mt-(‘urdy of the
Mutual Life was heavily cut by ccrlnin
SilK‘kilOidUl'H. who look that way In
sot thcir disapproval on insurance
nlcthods of Now York. It is assumed
that Mr. McCllrdy will llc dillpllt‘ii. al-
though it could not bc Icsrncii yester-
dlly lllllt his l'clilltllntion had us ylrt
been received.
It is also nssllmcd that l’crcy ll.
Todd. who was clectcd last your 0nd
Illcn givcll ll ycllr's nbcncc. will ilt‘
leupcrscdcd. Ii was mlnlltlcd that
ho and tho prcsidcnt did not travel
in double horizons and that scpuratlon
wns iucvltnblc.
’I‘llcsc vucnncics will call for two
ncw nnluca anyhow. ()nc will bc from
Ctlnllccilnui nnli lhc other from Now
York. it. is supposed that the. Now
l'nrll Intervals will select their man. A
Now lint-cu rumor has It that the now
ulclubcr from this slutc will bc H. K.
hittliltrg. of Stumford. one of thc bout
known lllcll ill thllt part of thc sinic
utld u largo stockholder in tllc pro
liL‘l‘l)‘.
Annual
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THE BREATH OF LIFE.
it's :1 significant fact ,thnt the
strongest animal of its size. the goril-
Ill. also but! the int-gust lungs. Pow-
orful lungs moans powcrful crouturcs.
How to keep the breathing organs
right should be man's chiefest study.
Lille thousands of others. Mrs. Ora A.
Stephens. of Port Williams, 0.. has
lenrned how to do this. She writes:
"Three bottics of Dr. King's Now Dis-
covvry stopped my cough of two yours
hnd cllrod mo of what my friends
thought consumption. 0. Its' grand
for Illmnl nlld lung trouhlcll.” Guar-
anteed by i“. ll. Baxter. South Nor-
wulk. and l-l. -l‘. Wood. Norwnlk. drug-
glsls. l’ricc 00c and $1.00. 'i‘rini not,
tlo free. "
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MURDER IN COSCOI.
Mrs. Maraci Shot Dead In Her Garden
wMurdu-or Escaped.
Mrs. Michael Mlll’lllli. an Italian,
was shot «loud. Sainrduy morning Ill
ut Uncool). by no unknown nuhlluuln.
’I‘llc ilrocnwich politic Ilnvu urrontcd
lbrcc bourdcru who wore about tho
plucnnt. tho illlln but thus for they
luwc been unable to get luly cvldcucc
likcly to fix the guilt upon any of
thcm.
'I‘ho bullct thut Itllltrd Mrs. Muruci
entered hcr forohond and Who fired lit.
close rungs. She was picking toma-
toes In the garden. at the time.
Her husband died suddenly about
it your use under circumstances that
are now regarded as suspicious.
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DR. FINN'O TIIT‘MONY lNTlRIIT-
Dr. Thomas FIuan Hoossboro. Mo.
as practiced medicine for a!
f the Royal AMEN)!“ ultimo o'clock.
ltd - Initial”! #WM‘ "
yours. says he has used every proli-
crlptlon known to the profession for
trcuiment of kidney and bladder dill-
l s. i: ‘ V T."-
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n mlrdcn hi tlln roar of her rcuidouco Pb
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rodeu‘+7;ln‘hlitul.nr', ‘ro‘rou's ,.
Fourteenth ’ Connecticut infantry M H
Reunion. Ih Hartford.
nunrronu. Bent '1s.—~Meu wh
fought In two of the‘ pivotal battl
of the Army of the Potomac, blood
Antietam and Gottvsbury allld th‘roll‘ilg
- Grant's calllpulgn against Ale, e
Stovall.oiTllton.Gl.. ‘ reunion in .Unity Hull yesterday it!)
ing the forty-second anniversary ti
the Fourteenth Connecticut Infantry
Among those who attended
Joseph Pierce, of Moriden, a Chinamn "1
who has the distinction of being t
only Mongolian who enlisted In It“:
Army of the Potomac. _‘
The ulcctlng was presided over it.
Cllnrlcs W. Noroton of New Britain,"
and it was dccidcd to meet next
at Middletown. These oiliccl's we
clotted:
l’l'vslllcnl.——~Jnnles inglls, Midd
town. .
Vicol’rcsidcnts—R. A. Snags.
Wuicrbury; Joscph A. Bishop. of N
Huron.
Socretury—J. W.
Bridgeport.
’l‘l'cltsul'er—vA. Pork Hammond,
Rmkvlllc.
The Sixteenth Regiment Con
cut Volunteers niso met in re >
here today. There were many l i
res ill the hull. Including viewe o
dersonvillc and the proposed at
tho mouumcnt which the regime
to crcct there. Presidentlcheney
sided at the meeting, which was I
Iy attended. and all of the old 0
were rociecicd. ' .V
WELL WORTH TRYING. i
W. H. Brown; the popular pensl
torney of Pitlsileld,_ VI... says: “p.
to a pension. the best thing to ; .
Dr. King's New Life Pills." He wri
"They keep my family in spl-u
health." Quick cure for W
Constipation and Billlousness. .
Guaranteed at F. H. Baxter‘s, 8
Norwalk. and E. P. .Weed's. Nor
drug stores. _
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ANNUAL ,dsunlou.‘
sixteenth Connecticut Met in Hart
Yesterday—Old Officers lie-elect
HARTFORD. Sept. 18,—Survi‘vo
ll Connecticut volunteer regimen .
llvctcd yesterday, the 44th annlve Q
of tho bottle of Antietam. as they,
of their annual reunion. hold in ’ .
fold. The Sixteenth regiment
forth at City Mission hall and ,
union was largely attended. Se ‘
George 0. Whitney reported an
membership of 272 with a tree
list of the year of 11. The use
has a good balance in the
Practically all of the old 001cm ,
reelected as follows: Col. {
Cheney. Manchester, life It
Capt. r. 3. Robinson. Bristol. ll
president: Charles Dixon. Wins
chaplain: George Q. Whitney
ford. secretary and treasurer
Rciyeu. New Britain, historl
old executive committee and
vice presidents, consisting of one
bcr from each company were .
cd. ill thc afternoon the rogi\
held a banquet at the Hotel Gertie.
In the midst of h reminisccnt den .
Wallace H. Poster, of East Hy
said that he saved the flag of the
mom ill Plymouth. N. 0.. In 1864 -..
that he would learn the truth of
assertion with God. '
Knowlton.
it .
.CASIORi:
turnout-mo .. .. f:
illlKiIlIlYIliliimJM’ v "
Bears tho , ,1 ~.
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AN AUTO IN PERIL.
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A Very Narrow Escape for C
I
u ,. .
Dliitlll', Court. Sept 18.5»
coming from Bridgeport to
night. Charles J. Hull. of W .
run his automobile on a trolley .
pnc hundred foot long. which .
gorge l-iltbty foot doop. . u.
The machine lumped them »y
uwcl'vod and collie to a stop ‘. L‘
wigs in thc middle 'of the tree k
lillll wus thrown out. but.
himself from failing to the -
low by. grouping u sillnspiectl.
'l‘ho hinhwuy is parallel to t
lay trucks. ‘l
M the bridge ll nlliltoll a ‘
turn. and Iiull Willi going too fl”
luullc the curve.
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When two strong men com .
illml'tl, own If they are well an . '
‘ It Is not a plcllllilut sight. but it
man who acts tho worst of it. VII 3?
licWItt‘s Witch iluel salvo. her.
look better and feel better in
order. lid sure you not DoWilt'l
for everything u salvo Ill tiled,
eluding llllcll. Bold by The. Bill
armnoy.
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Former Ciiy Editor of New H - .,
Ludocl'nud Amy Lint Mimi ”
ivuw union. soot tumour .
v. Beecher. assistant city olsrli. a.
mer city editor of the Muller. and
well known nowo’mner muddled:
his homo hero last night from novrou
pro-italics. lie was 85 years of '
and it grldutlto of 'illllholioe HI
School. in leaves o mother. ll
brothers and two distort. ’
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"TAIV'NC 7” DIA'C‘Ht
out» her “WWW“ In
mnwwwpwm
in N 9' fl. 5 n "
of 3!. 0|“! I" 00““! ;
chaos. and an s he has never found
gazillion; sz‘mctivb tglib 1:32p pores o‘
non e , 9y, n or'tm
as Foley’s Kidney film. It s“ ' '
regularities and builds up the whole
if the r . mow D
o millet-d Pharmacy.
'loundglthntf
iiotittrfio;
,. mph-titers and.
x u .
orally curving talcum.
“My stomp mv
much 1“
.n’ z.
,4..-
Q..-w
burr: mun
‘ Coup! it» Working
' Se . lt—Pmuul-
. 911060 of the lords Oys'
nil Friday. asking (Sir
. mew! ls per moo .
smiling $29. The men
tan on strike, and have
' int slut they drmlud.
, - nip dork rrlday no
. Company denies the
tier let the men go be-
llied too much. The men
satisfied with tile Iced
(him Company the
pit their mun considers:
his paid by truism
CANNOT BE CUIED
APPLICATIONS. as they
I the seat of the disease.
: blood or constitutions]
In order to cure it no
land remedies. hall’s
' ll talus Internally. had
on the blood and mucous
311’s 0mm: Cure in not
Icine. It was llrctcribod
1- best pill'licilllii ill tits
rm and is I regular pro-
lthmmpmd ofiile hen
< acting directly on lie
I-2 The Perfect M-
IN ingredients is out
. wonderful my. cur-
iitnd for lanthanum.
All it (‘0.
m5.‘03J V
“'le ' tl'
"‘ cult“
CONlliA
lupus”
km “K‘l \f,
. leading mull .
-» plus. its m “{3}
ii In lituluupic?o my,
. arc 812.000 ad‘tts'
l. Til» mm curl .
ml or do big futility of
Cnmpsnr. haw bold paid
kins turn stopped ulrts
RE FOR DVGPEPM.
ikiln bulb. of Ncl‘ Guile.
"I nlffcmli for mu I‘tiil
red It; haw great «listless
moi t‘l'Prl'lllifi
of. bill nothing bellied int:
ill-ulnar thin and are ill
curd run completely.
by R. Ii l'ltlllol. F. 0.
fit (‘Illoni Primacy. "
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do RAILROAD.
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9:14. 10:501. iliill.
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lzilr. hit. “‘7': will.
illuminant! ' '
lust-yr. .
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