all Writ ritualtlltéliilo
‘i. ll't Invasion. and. Enrich
’ (intuitions:- Vast Undora
in ii Backed by Business
and Patriotic Organizations
‘) .m-
WASHINGTON. October iii—To
_proteet the United States from invo-
aion by. means of a grant water-filled
ditch. finish her commerce by mil-
_ bonnet, dollars annually, and increase
9 the dhvsippt‘nent in industry and popu-
' lltio - ‘ “thus of thousands of thou-
sand . .Iquare miles of her territory.
are , ogrosults hoped for from the
reall‘ lion of plans now advocated by
arnumh‘e‘r. of large commercial and pat-
riotlc organizations which they intend
to press upon Congress for action at
the limit session.
Picture this ditch, seine 3.000 miles
in length. extending along the count
of thO‘Atlantlic and the Gulf from Mas-
sachusetts Bay to the Rio Grande.
Cronin: Florida at. the neck of the
peninsula. ‘ , : ~
lost It be broad and deep enough to
float lute fleets of commerce or of
war. Let its outer or seaward wall
be I breastworit of dunes or islands
vorylnl‘in width from a few hundred
yarddto‘a score of miles.
, Pigtilrc'frirthor patrols of swift tor-
pedohpats, and deep laden transports
carrying troops. ammunition and pro‘
visions. moving to and fro in this we»
terway. safe from the shots of an en-
emy‘s sewsolug ships and ready to con-
célttrntd‘wlthout opposition at. any
point, upofi which hostile fleets may dl.
rect‘thfilrhttuck. there to pile up ng~
aluat‘ that invader an overwhelming
force of guns and men.
Inoludo in the mental picture long
trains ofbargcs, cheapest medium of
transplantation, known carrying from
portto’ port; .tho varied products that
were ‘rought down. rivers and canals
from he .inlerior, conveying them to
ships at tilerdeep water ports for trans—
' oceanic transportation. or, as raw mu-
terlal. to the manufacturing centres. of
this country. and bringing from those
centres along the shore, to count towns
and up rivers. their manufactured pro
ducts for distribution 'l‘hcu paint. in
broad Outlines the dcvelopnu-ut involv-
ed in these plans, described by their
advocates as gigantic in their effects
yet comparatively simple and inexpen-
sive in execution.
Tracing this proposed chain of cans.
tal Waterways front thclr beginning
near the northeastern extremity of the
United States we find the first a pro-
jected ship canal across the pcninsula
‘ that connects storm-swept Cape Cod
. “with the mainland. Since the days of
the Pilgrims, when traders trudged
across this neck of land on their way
to New Amsterdam there has been
talk of this canal. Congressman Mc~
Nary. of Massachusetts hus introduc-
cd several bills providing for the sur.
vey of a route, and. anticipating the
government a private company buck-
ed by prominent capitalists has bccn
reported ready to go ahead with its
construction.
Long island Sound and the wait-rs
around New York afford a protected
plunge to Rarllan llsy and river. it is
proposed to connect. Rurltan River
with the Delaware River either by en-
larsenlent of the present canal or by
a new route. At the lust scallion of
Congress a survey was ordered look-
In: to the purchase and enlargement
by the United States of the Delaware
.and Clleuflleuke Canal. With this
ship canal completed, the chain of wa-
terway will ihlls have reached Chesa-
peake B y. 'I‘hencc it is to run from
Norfolk y means of a canal. for which
it route has been surveyed. and by
way of tho Sounds of North Carolina.
to Beaufort let, thus obviating those
foes to met here, Capo Hatteras and
Diamond Shoals.
Nature has largely provided a pro
tectod way lentil froln this point to
Jackhonvllls. Fla. running via Wil-
mington on to Cape Four. Winyah Buy
Charleston and ilnvuuuh. ()uiy slight
excavation and deepening of existing
channels remains to be accomplished
.on this section of the routc.
From Jacksonville a canal has been
projected across lhc peninsula of Flor-
Idn to connect with moduli! of Mexico.
In the Southwest. a great movement in
gathering strength to urge upon lilo
national Iovorumont the construction
of a canal seven hundred miles in
length from the Rio tirando along the
iconic of Texas and lamlsiunu to the
mouth of the Mississippi. Senator
Moran of Alabama has further tore-
cut the extollslon of this ennui via
Mobile and Pensacola buys to Florida
there to complete the encircling chain
of water by connecting with the cut
Across that ltiulc .
The people of the Mississippi Valley
are clamoring for the execution of a
prefect for which the plants are already
.dnwn which shall give a nine feet
channel from the meat bakes to the
(lull via the Chicago Drainage (lanai
andutho IIIIIIOII and Mississippi rivers.
Projects are likewise under way for
thorridonlu oi the Mississippi to
.1» source and for the improvements
of the Ohio, the Tennessee and toner
cousin of the Father of Wailers. it
“Ilium that; thins will brln into
contact with the oosstwluc can: nevi
his waterways 18,000 miles in Ion.
.Ilid- in addition thereto the whole
w “diam Oran balm and their
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the plans hers outlined
mlil of North Carolina.
III moat billion of tho'llensfltc of
vmtor troll rtatlou. has pointed out
it wood be entirely practicable
fleet of barges to go from Chl-
hence by way of internal waters
etch the coast of the Golf and
c to the city of New York
I, ’ . the Hudson, through the co-
' Iris Cantu to the Great Lakes
but to Chicago.
‘ . can estimate the economic
l
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II
A display of dainty packages of GOLD MEDAL CREAMERY *
BUTTER on the counter at the grocery store is a real pure
food show. You can’t imagine any food of greater purity
than this butter actually is.
privileged to use the odor-proof and germ-proof
Mkagt. GOLD MEDAL Cnannaav Bur'ran cannot be
otherwise than pure. sweet, delicious and wholesome.
It Is not to be compared with any other butter. No
matter how good the butter
Cnaamunv Bnr'rna is better
package keep: it from absorbing anything to injure the
flavor. It‘s good when yott buy it—it's good when you
at it; and the price is the
BU
Ask for it at
DIIMIN & DOUGLASS. New
benefits."
the industrial and commercial dcvclop-
meat which would accrue from the
tonslruction of these waterways. and
in which benefits the whole country
would allure,"
licrctol‘orc. “lilo pl'ourt-ss has bccu
made toward securing the upproprllc
lions of ntll'crillllcnl. moncy nct't-ssury
to pay for lllc vast amount of digging
drt-dglng and damminlt that Inust bc
done before these plans can bc nlltdc
rt‘ullllcs. Recently, lltlwcvt-I‘. llcw ill('-
tics have bccn utloplctl. (‘o-opcruiion
lulu bct‘rtlmu thc \antllwllll'li Illlill’l<
likc the lulcrstulc Inland \V'utcrwuy
l.cur.tlc of ’l‘cxus ulld Louisiana, (illll'l‘
\‘..-llcrvl'u.\'s associations, board of trade
tommerclul clubs. etc... are going into
l‘lc movement heath-d by lllt‘ National
lilrcrs ttlld Harbors Conuress, which
lzus made the cstubllshlllcnt of a libe-
lul policy toward waterways improve
blunt the reason for its existence.
This congress hopes to secure the
pussuge of an annual River and liur‘
bor bill curring at least “0.000.000.
(‘tulgrcssmun Runsdcll. chairman oi"
the executive committee of this organi-
zation. himself a mcmbcr of illt‘
Committee on lilvcrn unti Harbors of
Ibi- House of licprczlcllltliivv-s. ('llull‘-
mun Burton. and other tucmbcrs of
that colllmlllcc. all of whom have ni-
vcu hourly endorsement to this move-
ment, have repeatedly pointed out that
lllp advantages of I'iYI‘l' lllltl harbor illl~
|ll'tl\'t'lllt'lllu arc to thc commcrcc and
industry of lllt‘ country us it whole.
and lhut all sections, tbosc rcluoto
from wnlct'uuyu us well as those all-
llulcd tlircctly upon lllem. urn vliully
illicrcslcd lll pulling lhcsc mcuml ol‘
irunsporlullou ill the lwsl lililll‘lllllt‘
condition.
tinnit- hire of the expectations of
t‘tillllllt‘l‘t‘liil udvumuucn ultuchcd it!
tllc completion of thcuc t-onalui cullulu
lolly bc lzulucd from the statement put.
forward by advocates of the canal pro.
jt-clod ultlul.’ lllo 'I‘oxas untl IAIIIISIIIIIIL
shore that. this uloue would bring
uboul llll ullnlml saving of freight
charm-a ulllounllug to 33.126.000. and
that it would cauln- an increase of pop-
ulullml In these stated front 3.000.000
to 30.000.000.000.
For the cuuui from Norfolk to llcuu-
lord Inlet the claim is made by tile
commercial bodies interested that it.
would mean an alumni saving to the
commerce Iil‘thtttII Ilullimtlrc untl
.lucitsouvlllc of 85.000.000 ulul that tho
columerctl affected amounts to 4.000.-
000 tons of the value of 822fidllllldl0ll.
Fertile (Juno t'otl (tonal. It is callulul-
ed Ihllt It would pay it) per cent on
an investment of “0.000.000 to the
private) internals protecting its con-
rstructlon. and that more llluu iti.000.-
000 toms of frcilllli. a your would bo
transported by this route.
(it the promised waterways all it
means of national dcfnuco tiu-ro has
been no more earnest advocate than
Senator Moran of Alabama.
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I ”It . ‘ . .) V 2
‘ Eating Careles‘sly
frequently causes stomach troubles.
right them. When your slnlllacll is
that no food can “gully. ll Illiifll be thoroughly cleansed. will
and strengthened.
it it “a"
-. .r' . . .r‘ ' V a
are the greatest stomach medic
Don't attempt to cure y
starve and act little llcucl
will Igalu know the ‘3
return and tile otontae l
Will clear, the face i:
youin looking.” it
,Ioldlnmm-hllnu
cod ucvcv
' loam
commented Mr. Small "and
our stuutnch by dieting. You
i. Give llcrtlliilli'n Pills a chance and you
llcasurel of a sound digestion, Appetite will
again work without ally discomfort.
team out. while people will remark "How well
as m lasts. not fancies. Prove it your-cit. .;
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Made in the only creamery
you are eating, 301,1) NIEDAL
The air-tight, odor-proof
satire as for common butter.
”I‘TER
your 2700073.
llaven andfliarilord, Conn.
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i "Such is ibc configuration of the.
Vl'ililr'is ul' Ilit‘ Alluulit- uud illt' (illlf of
‘Mt-xlco.” says lll‘. “hull of tho lutorlul'
.wntcrs that are distributed along the
entire length of this wulldcri‘lll syn
lcm, that it is our good l'ortum- to be
able. at u low l‘ilil' tli lllh'l, to give an
lnlcrinr Illoulll, in addition in its Ill‘l“
mull exit in lllt‘ occult. it) cvcry lltlvi-
uublc rlvcr bolwccn t‘upc (,‘tld and Fit)-
ridu. and bclwccn Florida and ihc Rio
liruudc; anti thus to comlccl all these
waters courses by tilt-nus of ship t'u»
pull; that will bc safe from invasion
lily till) foreign power lilltl from lllt’
tlalllevrs of tit-cull uuvluuiltln,
" lll lllcsc (‘lllllllll'l5. now almost
complcic by the hand of Ntlillrt', It
will bc found lllili our naval dci‘cnccs
will bc slrciiulhcut-d by war ntssclu of
lipid draft that will enable us to dis
pcust» with many art-til ships of war
llml would olbcrwisc be llcccssury
lt‘l't'll for t'tlilSI ticfcllt'cs or to lll't'Nt‘l‘Vt‘
III scu powcr that “hold culml. if it will
not dominate. that ol' the greatest ma-
I'ltlmo powers."
DANGER FROM THE PLAGUE.
'l‘llcro's grave dunltcr front the
plague of Coughs nmI (‘oltls that are
so prevalent. unless you take Dr.
King's New Discovery for t‘onsulnp-
litm. Coughs and Colds. Mrs. ticn.
Willis. of Forest t‘ll)‘. MIR, \vrlics:
"Il's u lititll’lt'ilti to pctlplc living in
climates “’ht'I'U maybe and colds prt.L
rail. i find it quickly culls Illt‘lll. It
prcvcnta .l‘ncumonlu, cures Lu (irlppc.
circa woudcrfttl- rclicf Ill Asthma and
lid): Fever and luukcs weak lungs
strong enough to ward off Consump-
tion. Cougllt lilltl Colds. 50c and Si.
(iuurrunitu-d by F. ll. littxter'n South
Norwulk. and ill. I’. chti‘a, Norwulk.
drug stores. 'I‘rlul bottle. free. ‘
NEW CANAAN ATTACHMENT.
David Wblioomb Asks $100 Damage-
From Hiram D. Smith.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculloy has
born in New tlnuuuu serving Illillt'l'i-i in
u suit brought by David Willlcomh, of
Iluricu ultulnal lliram ll. Smith. for-
ntcrly of nitric". bill now of Now
t‘ttmtun. 'l‘hc'nult lit to recover lulu,
and tin- punt-rs allcgu that on January
10. lililti. \Vllitcomb llKI't't‘iI to buy
from Smith. the dcfcuduul. u farm
which is vulucd at “2.000 and that
he paid $500 down for tho option and
llurcotl to close the deal on April I
lll0ll. Witch Wllilcomb t'lllt'i‘t‘tl into
possession of lllc property. he found
that Smith had cttrtctl away between
the time of lili‘ signing of the option
and flip tlulc of hill inking prism-salon.
forty loads of fertilizer which he vulu-
ed at 12 per load.
Ilcal estate of the defendant
New Canaan wua attached.
It Dublin clergyman hull trolllpiiod
and published an Entlllhllrlsh diction-
btu careful rating will never
out of condition. it needs bill
does this.
If. ‘ fl"! .
inc lamina skill ever Comptlgflt‘l‘ddfi
w . I
The lltlfi
as.
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(Continued From, First Page.)
w...— ,
93.3. another 38. another 50 anti uneth-
or 40 per cent. This shows a lack of
uniformity and the need of u superin-
tendent of schools.
“This Board has the authority by low
to appoint one. i have thought that
it would be a long stop if we could set
one of our principals to visit . the
schools. The acting visitors do‘nut
make much of an impression. at. least
so I was informed by one ucliult, Visi-
tor. The teachers feel the need of it
superintendent ulltl i wish this matter
would be considered, It is a vital mat.
for. We have. iii or 14 different school
buildings wit out a supm‘lniendont.
What would u think of conducting it
big business is way? We have it
curriculum with established books. but
ill some of lhtI schools all of these
books are not. used. This shown a luck
of uniformity. The way to make the
break easily in to get one or our prin-
cipals to not no superintendent. Nor-
walk should not be behind other
places.
Secretary A_ Blanchard considered
the proposition. he said, it reasonable
one without doubt. The South Nor~
walk district committee. he continued.
had foreseen this possibility several
years Min when they told Superinten-
- dcul William (3. Footc. not to tic illm~
scll down to teaching. As a result,
he is the supcrilltomlcni of the South
Norwulk schools. Mr. Iiiuucllurd
believed the slllullcr schools of the
town would feel the impetus of u sup-
crlutcmlcnt.
Dr, Thomas ll‘. (Tllmo expressed the
belief that the Town of Norwalk could
hire a competent superintendent for
its schools at 83.500 or 84.000 and
would not be behind other big towns
ill the state. He also reminded the
llourti that. he hilil suggested this
course last spring,
While this subject was Htill’wurlll.
Dr. Kcndull moved thc nppoluimmn of
a committee to look into the mutior.
A. if: Wheeler expressed the belief
that u superintendent could help the
[catchers along just the lines they
should be helped but Ilc feared that
under existing laws it would be hard
to appoint a general super-illtcndcni.
ill‘ Kclrtloll bud cvidcnliy gone into
the matter quite. dccply for he prmluc-
ed the law. showingr that the School
Ilotlrd may. appoint from among their
own number or not. just as llll'_\' saw" more "“9"-
Ilt. an acting visitor and superinten-
dent and fix his salary.
llr. Kendall's motion ill rct’crcltco to
the appointment of it committee prc~
vulled.
President Bradley 8. Keith. of the
liourd. appointed l‘lr. ix'cntlull.
I-I. Surluin and Dr. ’l'llt‘nuus I<‘_ t‘lunc.
At the conclusion of their investiga‘
lions, they will report.
Board Must Approve Plans.
The School iltutrtl also rot-circd an
important decision from lilt' town at-
torucys. Warmer and Sclnnldl. For
the past two or three meetings it has
been an open opinion among the illf‘lll-
hers whether It was up to them to pass
an opinion on tho new town
school building plans. The
has brought out sonic very lloi discus-
sions and at the last session of the
llourtl Ii u‘lttl.‘ led to submit thc out-s-
tion to the i connect.
it'l‘ was rmttl last night. in which lhcy
cxprt-ss the opinion that it is up in
tho Bourtl under thc law to puss on
illt‘ plans.
high
Secretary Blanchard inirodut‘cd this
rcsolulion:
“Resolved. That hut-lug examined
the plans for the proposed new high
school building, tvc find them satisfac-
tory and sufficient and us such we up
ptovc of lhcnl.”
Out of courtesy to the new members
of IIIt' Board, will) hull not soon the
plans. if was decided to defer the sub.
mission of the rcuolutlon until the ncxt
t't‘ltllllll‘ meeting or it special one.
Board Organizes.
Last night's session was the first one
hilltft.‘ election and the first
was to organize. Two new faces are
sccn. those of \Vlll'rcd Iiodlvcll and
(icorgc n. Surluln. 'i‘hcy replace
.lohn .l. t‘urunnuh uml Leo Davis. The
other seven members. all of whom
were pros-cut. tire:
Hurry Rider. Arthur C. Wheeler. llr.
George S. Kendall. A. lllunchad. Dr.
Thomas I", (‘lune and Lewis 8, Hours.
Messrs. Keith and Illultchurd were
rc-choson president and secretary rcs- body. Keep the blood pure with llur-
poctlvcly. dock Blood Ilitlers. Eat simply. take
llr. Ktludull nonlinulctl Mr. “hill" exorcise. keep clean and you will have
cllurtl. lie Billtl: long life.
“Next to the president of the Iiourd.
the most responsible oillcc is that of
secretory. A man to fill this position
should he one of ability. intelligence
and experience and wiihull a gentle
man at all times no matter what the
provocation. l have Ill mind a sell-
llcluuu of our number who has been
tried and not found wanting. i ltllli‘l‘
in nomination the name of Mr. liltin-
chard.”
Aftcr his unanimous cit-clitln. Mr.
lllullcllurti expressed his appreciation
of the compliment.
Nominations were mudc for acting
visitors and Mr. Blanchard was mull-
luatod, ii helm; suggested that the suc-
rctury cunt one vote for him. Ilr.
Kendall moved an amendment that the
voting be done by initial. Mr. Blun-
ulzurd rccuivcd ti votes. Mr. Wheeler
I. Mr. liucrh l undone wuu blank. Mr.
liluncllurtl Was declared elected.
For the second acting visitor. Arthur
0. Wheeler was elected. its had it
votes and Mr. Rider 1.
Harris Illdor was elected third act-
ing visitor. He was nominated by
Mr. Wheeler who said that. ii uuttlborl
of East Not-walk people had asked llllu
to nominate Mr. itlder. as with Mr.
Davis off the Board. they would have
no acting visitor. Mr. Rider had ii
’ votes. Mr. Glenn 1. Mr. Burtuln 1 anti
one was blank.
Dr. Thomas F. Ciuuc was made not-
lng visitor and superintendent of the ill
evening schools.
The acting visitors and Dr. Kendall
wore lands the purchasing contention
and Tbotnns‘ silicon: was recldctsd
corolla-int; as at. a position he has
held most satisfactorily.
It ivus voted ‘to adopt as supplemen-
tary reading "The Ovarall Boys," “The
fun‘lmnnet Girls" and "Treasure its
not ."
Permission was granted Mabel ill.
Miller. ed 16 your, rslitiln ill the
It Mil-latch to glad .t s ‘33:;
up, on 1. m; .
and illleanor filii’w .
I,
use respec-
tively ti and it yours. roll in; in the
r.
icorlze
lllul It'l‘
'l‘hclr loi-
business
.Ilrudley S. chth
«Ml. .,— .. 5.
. new .
by Vino] i
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Center District, to attend the Nortll
Center School. Alla-rt Wright, l5
yl‘ill'S old. a plumber of the. fourth
room all the liver River School, was
alwu permission to leave school and
go to work.
it was voted to allow ihc teachers,
oi the town schools to shut up shop‘
on Friday nml attend the annual (‘OIl-.
vt-ntitm ut‘ the static teachers at New:
Haven.
A matter came up in rcl‘t-rcncc tn-
lllc liuus prcscnlcd by the children to:
thc battleship t‘onlwclictll. It llus'
lwcu itlllnd that u tiupllclllltc set Is also
necessary and about $85 will have to
be ruined. ’l‘hc principals will request
the chlltlrI-ll to give two or llll't‘t.’ ccula
1
NO WARRANTS ISSUED.
Coroner Completes inquest Into Death
of Mrs, Berberie.
\\'li.l.l!llAN'l‘l(‘. Conn, Oct. li'.-—~
Coroner iiill yestcrduy announced that 1
he had finished his inquest into lhc‘
death of Mrs. Mary A. Iicl‘beric ulld
tllut fur the prcscnt ihvrc would be
no arr-iris. ilc said that all the tll'itii'il»
cc would bc turned over to l‘rosccut
lull Allorncy Iillullct- of lbc local court
and that Attorney Bugllvc could act
if he an dcslrcd. it was at, first tulcmi~
t'ti ltl issue a bench warrant for Her-
llcric.
HORSESHOERS’ ASSOCIATION.
llAlt'l‘l-‘tlliD, t‘lct. i7."“".’\l ycstcn.
day's session of IIlt‘ Muslim llorsc-
shocrs' National Protective Associa-
tion, the opinion was generally ex-
pressed that sonic definite and (Illlt‘l'~
mlucd action should be lukcn to pro-
lccl thc lllustcr llorscshucrs from the
alumnus of luuuuluciurcrs' haunts who
soil illt‘lll goods. Uilt' of ”W clliei’l
t|llelitlllfi pcriuins to an adjustable!
talk and the convention will take cog-1
nizuuce of the conditions which have:
existed and Icglsluic to correct illei
abuses they complain of,
The trtutaurt-r‘s report, which was
submitted at to-duy's session. showed}
the financial condition ol’ the orgunl-i
nation to bc Ill-llcr than over llci‘ortki
Reports ucrc also submitted by l'it‘\'(‘l"l
ul of tho slate dclcgutcs am! the gen-
eral opinion was that deputies bc cn-i
anucd in the sccrrul states to prose-i
rule the work of tho organizationd
Although the clcctlon of ofIlcct‘s docs
not tuitt- place until Friday lunuy‘
names are already bclnlz promlncllily
lnculinucd for national president.
among them being E. Butler. .lr.. st;
Louis; George Kclhercr. Buffalo; ('lllli"
it's Kclso, Hulllmtll't‘.
v—Cuu'l look woll. out well or feel
wcll with Illlpurc blood feeding your
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BIG SUIT AGAINST RAIL-
A
R0 D.
IIAI'I’l‘lt‘mlll. Ui'i. 17.~~v.-\ null for
'Si‘ltmotl dulungcs l‘or iIII' death of .lo-
lit-pit Bertoul. who was killI-d by u
liruln till the Shore Linc divlutou of
Ithe New York. Now liuvcn and Iiurtt
ford ltullroud thuupuny. was tried lit,»
fnrc‘ Jillian Hall in the United States
Circuit court ycslrrtluy.
'i‘hu action was llrolllihl by M. Prun-
cla iluckclcy. lulmlniulrulor of the ca-
tnip. of the docellscd. who who oulplor-
ed as u btborcr by u tumlrut-tor in con-
'atructiou work on the railroad u abort.
distance from the station.
DON’T BE IMPOBED UPON.
l-“oley & Company. Chicago. originat-
ud lloney ttlld ’l‘ur all u throat and
lung remedy. and on account of the
great merit and populurlty of Foley's
Honey and Tilt many imitations are of.
fared for the genuine. Those worthles-
imitutio a have similar sounding
names. ewllro of them. The genuine
Foley‘li Honey and TM in in a yellow
pncltunc. Ask for it ulld refuse any
substitute. it Is the best remedy for
coughs and colds. l’lnlsted's Drug
Store and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
IOOTON OMAN OHOT BY HUB-
llAND.
BOSTON. Oct. I?.«~Ml‘s. Anus Mc-
wun. who. it is ullcllcd, was shot
by her husband while she was sitting
in u Weld hind restaurant, yesterday.
was still alive at tho ileilvtf Hospital
early today. liar condition was reward»
ed as critical. Alexander McEwon.
her husband. is in the. City Prison.
The couple had not been livln that»
ther for soils lime and u dispu. over
the baby boy which was in Mrs. idwnnn
possession. In said to laws been one
of the causes of the Ihootlug.
"l have heard that tho baron has ‘
separated from his wife." ‘tYns. but
oNiv liurlna ll moment of temporary
aberration."~Moussdorfer mutter.
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often 1'
I incorporatol‘a.
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hon Anti
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Because Vinol is it real Cod Liver Preparation and does not
contains single disagreeable or harmful ingredient and is not
a secret formula.
Because Vinol contains all the medicinal elements—Mite
soothing, healing. strengthening illltI flesh creative properties
“ of Cod Liver Oil—but without oil or grease.
- Because everything in Villol,——cxccpt the tonic iron and a
‘ fine old wine.-—-is actually extracted from fresh cods’ livers
2 and their oil.
Because Vinoi is deliciously palatable and agreeable under
all conditions. Everybody likes it.
Because Vinol tones up the system, strengthens every organ,
nerve, muscle and fibre of the whole body and thus overcomes '
weakness by thoroughly eradicating the cause of disease.
That's Why Vinol is altogether different and better than any
other remedy for Coughs, Celds, Bronchitis, and all Throat,
Lung and Wasting Diseases.
That’s Why Vinoi Restores Health and Strength to
Delicate Children, Fceblc Old People, Weak and Sickly
Persons, Nursing Mothers, and Convalesccnis.
WE RETURN MONEY IF IT FAILS TO GIVE SATISFACTION
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
NEW CORPORATIONS.
The. litilou Hall Corporation of Itotu AWAY.
lty Hill has filed a certificate of. incur-i l.t)S ANGELES. Cut. ()ct. 17.—'I‘he
porntlon with lhc slate secretary. 'l‘he tillillcst- \vur junk Wang Ho, pul’chug.
Cotporalifm'fl llllrpose is to have :l‘cd from the Chinese Government. a
public hall building in Rocky Hill. lyvllr ago by tllc l.os Angeles people for
The authorized cupltul stock is $:i.-‘t-xi1llllliou purposes, entered Sun Fed-
000 and business will begin with $2.50”. iro harbor today after a lempcstuous
'i'llc illf'fll'ptil'illtll‘b' are UWt‘ll It. ”11- \‘tlyllgt' ill which. soon after leftving
vcns. Frank )5. Holmes. Frank G. Sllcr- Kagoshima. Japan, the fore and utter
wood. lt‘redcrlrk Morton. S. E. Deming. masts Were curried away. About the
S. Ashwoll ilIltI 1., ii. Williams. same illlle the captain of the vessel,
The illlpf‘llifl Gus'l‘roducc Company Hans Berg. died and was buried ill sea.
of ilridgcporl has iilcd a certificate 0f.'i‘lm Wang H0 is the first Chinese war
incorporation. The incorpnrutors urcivcsscl to be brought to an American
._. _....4_ a. . ...... ~....
WANG HO'S MASTS CARRIED
E. l). l-lopcrofl, Hugh McPheo and Ger; port.
hard lt‘. Drouvc, all of Bridgeport. 'l‘he ———-———-——-
authorized capital stock is $100000 and . BLOOD POISONING
business will begin with 854,000. results from chronic constipation.
The S, and i. (‘onlpuny of Walling-
ford has filed a certificate of incorpot'u-.
tion. The corporation will deal In undi
manufacture nlctul goods. etc. The
authorized capital stock is $50,000 and
business will bclzln with “0.000. Ralph
'l‘. Ives. Harry G. [res and Charles I.
l’srmclcc. all of Wallingt’ord, are the
which is quickly cured by Dr. King's
New Life Pills. 'l‘hey remove all
poisonous germs train the system and
infuse new life and vigor; cure sour
stomach, nausea. headache. dizziness
and colic, without. grlplng or discom-
ftll‘l. 25c. Guaranteed by i“. ll. Bax-
tcr. South Norwulk. and E. P. Weed.
Norwalk. druggists. "
'l'hc Moore insurance Agency. lncor— -
Ilfll'illl‘tl. of \‘i'inchcstcr. and the Park-
t.‘orporution. of Bridgeport.
have fllcal ccrilllcutcs of organization.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars itc-
wnrtl for our case of Clttarrh that can-
not be cured by llull's Cnturrll Cure.
ll‘. .1. CHENEY dz t‘tl., Toledo. 0.
We. the undorsigncd, have known F.
J. (‘hcncy for the lust 15 years. and
bclicvc him pcrfccily honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale llrugglsts. Toledo. 0.
Hull‘s (Tuturrll Cure is taken inter-
nally. acting dlrcctlv upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent ‘tree. Price 75
cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug-
gists.
Take Hall‘s Family Pills for constl.
nation. "
DlSCHARGED SUSPECTED POLICY
PLAYER.
NEW HAVEN. ()ci. 17.~Aftcr hear-
ing the evidence ill the case of John
Mnronc, charged with selling lottery
tickets among the Italians of the city.
and for using the United States mulls
for ”W scheme. Commissioner Wright:
disellargcd him, but hold Dominica
Eucu for the next term of the United
iSlult-s Courts in bonds of $2,000. Mn~
rouc. it was proved. was not In the
‘schcme.
A YOUNG MOTHER AT 70.
"My mother has suddenly been made
young at 70. Twenty years of intense
suffering from dyspepsia had entirely
disabled her. until six months ago,
when she began taking Electric Bit-
ters, which have completely cured her
and restored the strength and activity.
she had in the prime of life." writes
Mrs. W. Ii. Gilpatrlck. of Danford.
Me. Greatest restorative medicine on
the globe. Sets Stomach. Liver and
Kidneys right, purities the blood. and
‘ cures Malaria. Billousncss anti Wcuk~
TROUBLE FOR COLORED REGI-
MENT.
El. RENO. 0. ’I‘.. Got. 17.——It became nesses. Wonderful Nerve ’l‘oulc.
known yesterday first E. A. Curling Price 500.. Guaranteed by i“. H- iiilx‘
ton. inspector-general of the United tcr's. South Norwalk. and E. P.
States. rccclrt-ti all order from Prcsi. Wood's. Ntlrwalk, drug stores. “
dent Roosevelt several days ago. to the
battalion of the 25th Regiment of In-
fantry (Colored) llcrc. stating that tiltI
battalion nlnsl alt-c the names of the
illl‘ll in the rcccnt Brownvillc. Texas.
disturbance. or‘bo dishonorably dis-
ANDOVER LIQUOR RAIDS.
ANDOVIL‘R. Conn. Oct. 17.—-As
outcome of seizures of liquor by the
state police, Mrs. Arthur Wyman and
Andrew White. the latter the keeper
the
churgcd. The inspect(Jr-general came of a local hotel, were ordered yester-
hero from Sun Antonio. He left. here day to appear before a justice of tho
lmlay for Washlulttou. ills qupoc- peace on October 24 to appear to uns-
lion tour took in Brownsville, Tex.
wcr charges brought against them.
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