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, sister.
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. ‘ PENSION DECISIONS.
By the Alslatant Secretary of the De-
partment of the Interior.
Service, Dcscrtlon.-Appellant was
arrested for deserilon illrcc days after
his enlistment and was never assigned
to any duty as a soldier thereafter.
and performed no military service.
Hold: That he did not serve 90 days ill
the military or naval service of the
United Shiites within the meaning of
the second section of the act of June
27, 1890. .
Mluor‘s Pension—Under the accept-
ed construction of the act of June 27.
180, the minor child of a soldier has
tilde ho pension in his own right when
there is no widow, and the fact that
the parents were lllulrled alter the
passage of the act does not. destroy
~ or impair such title.
Jurisdictioll.—Tlle secretary of war
has the power and authority under the
constitution, as interpreted by the su-
promo court, under regulations of tile
war department approved by the presi-
dont. to appoint all officer to .....an of
lice. created by act of Congress, when,
the appointment is not otherwise pro-
videdefor. A veterinary surgeon is not
a civil employee, but an officer witlun
’ the meaning of paragraph 1, section
4.633; Revised Statutes of the United
States. and is pensionable.
. Marriage. Cniiforifia Laws-Tho
claimant remarried after more than
five years had elapsed since she. had
heard from her former husband. and in
the honest and warranted belief that
he was dead. Hold:
widow of the soldier. under the laws of
' the state of California, said state being
the forum ill whicll the issue must be
decided. - ' .
Pl‘aciloe, Appeal.—~A decision that
medical evidence lllcd ill accordance
with the requirements of the bureau
under order No. 74, docs not warrant :1
medical examination of the claimant.
is “final action," from which an appcul 1
will lie.
Dependent Wi(lows—l)cpondcncy is
a prerequisite of title to a widow's
pension under the acts of June 2i.
1890, and May 9, ltltitl, alid there is no
statutory authority for dropping ili'l‘
name from the roll or suspending llcr
pension on tin: ground of ccssaiioli of
dependency.
A CARD.
This is to certify tllat all drugglsta
are authorized to refund your money if
Foley‘s Honey and 'i‘ur falls to cure
your cough or cold. It stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents.
serious results from a cold. Cures
la grippe cough and prevents pneumo-
nia and consumption. Contains no 01)—
lates. 'i‘hc genuine is in a yellow pack~
age. Refuse substitutes. Plaistcd's
Drug Store and Tile Cliliord l‘har
macy. . “
MUST STUDY STATE LAW.
Secretary Thomu’ Injunction to
Nomineea on De ocratic Ticket.
Secretary Edwin _ 'l‘lloillus. of ”iv
dcnlomatic slate comiulilcc has soul
to llll nominees for sheriff, senators
and Judges of probate on the dumb.
crutic llckct, the following lcilcr, in»
closing a copy of the corrupt pl'ilrtil-cr.
act:
Hartford, Conn. ()cl, ill. liloii.
licar Sir: As a candidate for illilcc
on the stale ticket you are earnestly
requested to fulniliurizr- yoursclf with
all the provisions of the corrupt prac-
tices act. copy of which is llorcwilh
enclosed. if you have not already
given this matter cal-cflll ullcnlion and
if you are not thoroughly familiar with
its provisions In full ii is the ream-st
ot‘ the chairman that you avail your-
self of this oporlullily to study this
act of the legislature.
You are reucsied to comply iloi only
with the letter but also with tllc spirit
of the statute. as you are doubtlcss
aware that it is the dosirc ol‘ Iiic can
dldute for governor and chairman oi
the slate ccnirai collluliiicc that ihc
coming election he as clean a one ah
possible.
Very truly yours.
lidwln S. 'i'homus. Secretary.
If an article Is Indicted, the original
in always best. Think it over, and
when you go to buy that box of naive
to keep around the house. gut liv-
Witt'll Witch Hazel Strive. it is the
original and the name is stamped on
every box. Good for eczema, lcttcr.
boill, cuts and bruises. and oupuciully
recommended for piles. Bold by Tim
Clifford Pharmacy. "
LOIWE vs, UNITED HATTEHS.
I
Cu. to Come In United sum Court
on Demurror November 1.
DANBUIIY. Oct. 23.—-'I‘bc cuao of
D. F}. LooWe it Company vs. Murilu
Lawior and other (lmcui‘li and melllburil
of the United lluttoru. which has boon
out of public sight for several months,
it brought to notice again by the au-
nounccment that urginnonlll upon the
defendant‘s demurrer to the complaint
will he heard before Judge Plan In the
United Gillies Circuit Court in New
Haven on November l.
The case hi that which Loewe and
Company. brought under the Sherman
anti-trust law and iii which many picc-
eii of property in Daubliry. lletilel and
elsewhere owned by numbers of the
il‘nited Hatters were attached. There
no two actions in the coum, one in
the Superior Court of this county find
the other in the United Buttes court.
,PIOMININT ONBINWIGH MAN
‘DIIO BUDBINLY.
GBEENWIOH. Oct. haw-Robert
Hawthorne. a prominent clinch of this
idea. died suddenly yesterday follow
. a; cerebral hemorrhage. lie was
gammy years old and had been in
’ r healthful- some lime. lie leaves
‘m. Robert Hawthorne, in. and a
sauna-M mam.“
act offint‘il"; Einéiléfan on thin,
1! M9! than! Plump; my," active. harry- 1%
contain. Cod Liver Oil, H h in
Giycorino. to make fat, blmzn‘t’i‘lun"
put bogethortthat it is easily digested .
She is not the .
W
AL‘L DBUOOIBTSI BOo.'AND 31.00.
..........l
MONEY FOR nouricm. PARTIES.
Will Contest in Massachusetts May
Settle Important Point.
SALEM, Malls, ciobor 2ii.-’l'ilc (pics~
lion whether money can be left ill from
lll perpetuity to a political party is
soon to bc. dccldcil ill the probatt‘
court when lilo suit ill equity of Sid-
llcy i’crloy, of this city, is brought
iln the will of Daniel W. Friend. of
liillncllcster, who died rccclllly, li‘rlcnd
who was a Wcll known lcmpcrallcc
worker, left all estate of 88.000 of
which $2.000 was bcuucuthcd ill trust
the income to bc paid nllulllly to the
lrcusurcr of lilt‘ i‘rohollllilou party of
Massachusetts or. if such party should
not cxisi. to the political party doing
most good for ihc suppression of ihc li-
quor trlliilc. tinder the law it is not
possible to crcaic a trust ill poi‘pctu-
ily for an individual. but such a trust
can bc crouicd for religious. charit-
able and philanthropic objects.
Claiming that Mr. i~‘riclld iii-signaled
an individual. liir. Pcrlcy, who repre-
sents the heirs. will contest the will.
0n the other hand .iuiis l". ltnbardy ol'
Mullchcslcr. lilr. Friend‘s cxcculor. has
alliiounccd that iii' would ask for the
favorable opinion of lilo court on lllc
ground that Mr. li‘ricnd's object was
tllc promotion of ihc lclnpomncc cause
and, claiming that the Prohibition par.
ty is philanthropic in its objcclh'. that
the will is properly drawn uildcr lilt'
sIlllul-vs. ’l'llc iii‘i'ih‘ill’ll. ii is said. will
establish a lll‘l:“it‘lli ill this silllc.
True and lvl'cd lricl‘llls of the family
~lchlll‘u I.lllh~ lCul‘ly iliscls. llcst
for results and host to lullc. Iicpcil-
(iiiilil‘ Iilllc pills. 'l‘lli-y do not erzpo
(ll-.sickcn. Sold by The Clifford l’llur-
inacl'. ‘
STAMFORD ELK ARRESTED.
Charged With Selling Tickets for a
Lottery.
S'l‘AMli‘lllll), Uri. 31l.-~~llr. Francis
J. lingers. principal olllccr ol' illt‘ local
Midge iii' Elks. was alrcsiod last llii-iili
at the lClks‘ cal-illiul in thc ur'llory tor
a lottery. He will how a ill' ll'inc lo:
tiny. 'l‘llc local l'llks proposc Io milki-
this :i lost cauc. 'l‘llc :zl‘ri-sl follow-
ed a complaint Sunday to i‘:o:ccuiilli§
Allorllcy (lalcu .\. i‘arlcr Irv scvcral
of the Stamford ministers ihal allcacd
loiicry schemes and \vllccls of fortune
wcrc ill-ill}: oporalcli at lllc carnival lll
violation of ”11' law,
Many a than of human.» lllllllllwil.
who would not willingly liailll :l |~‘iII 'll,
is guilty of crllclt)‘ \vllcrc his out)
stomach is concel‘llcd. Ut'i'i’ill'ii'i'll.
ovcru’ol‘kcd. wllcll what it llcciis iii
soulcilling that will discsl ihc loud cul-
t'li and llclp tllc stomach to rocnpcralc.
Something like Kodol li‘lu' liysiil‘ii:~‘lll
that is sold by The t‘llil‘orll l’llar-
nlacy. "
FREIGHT TRAFFIC ABA'NDONED.
DENVER. Colo. (M. ‘..'.‘l.- ~(‘llcycll-
nc. Wyn, rcporicd this morning that
a storm which had continued llicl‘c l'III'
lhrcc days without illlcrrupllon in rail.
inn with increasing l‘ul'y. nccolripnllicd
b_\» :l ill‘lli'i’ full of snow. The l‘llioll
Pllcilic lillilroad is trying to iit't‘il its
iilll‘ opcu with snow plows. alld pal scu-
acr trains arc :ll'l‘lvllla‘ sl-vcrnl il(.li|‘rl
lulc. l"rclr.lll iruflic has been ullalllhul-
cd. 'i‘clclzrllpll wlrcs arc down cast of
North l'lailc. Nob. illlli wcsi of ile
illls, Wyn.
DON’T BE lMPOSED UPON.
it‘liii'y a t'olupany, Chicago, original-
cd llollcy aml 'l‘zlr as u throat ulld
Inuit rclucdy. nail on account of the
grclll lllcrit ulld popularity of li‘olcy'u
Heavy and TM mauy imitations are of»
fcrcd for the genuine. ’l‘llcsc worlblcss
imitations have similar soundluur
llulllcs. llcwurc of them. The genome
Folcy‘s iloncy und 'l‘or ls ill a ycllow
puckllgc. Ask for It illlil rcfusc any
substitute. it is ihc bust rciilcdy for
coughs and colds. l’blislcli'n liriut
Store and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
KANBAB FAMILY BURNED TO
DEATH
WAtlllthl'i‘ON. Kaila, lict. 2:l.~«
ll‘irc. which lust night destroyed the
home of .i. M. Elliott. a farmer. burncd
to death Elliott. his wlrc and daughter.
Iu Illc smoking ruins the bodice of the
victims wcl-e found this morning. A
sovcrc storm prevailed last uiKht. uc-
compnlllcd by lightning. nml it Is sup~
polled that the lightning struck the
house.
Coin hunt. in-
iolll EHQANI
to o Nausea, “lam. mime.
Mullflflfl one, jaundiced“-
sensuous
MANDRM‘E ”I.”
over Wigwam liu proved
'llvcn lllc Ulllifi'
with Month's Mandrake rill- and
g V M well.
i :Wm‘fiaflny howl.“
on every» .
3| not“ honor grub.
liiioumm [I
6 «ion. éoail l
DJIMOMMOI.‘
@- ‘m. ”cu...“
results
which In quickly cured by Dr.
New Life Pills.
poisonous germ from the system and
Infuse new life and vigor; cure mil
stomach. nausea. headache. diminut-
llnd colic. without gri as or dilouin- .}
fort. 26c.
LANDED iN VERMONT.
.———.——y
‘ L'Orioni Went in Height of 8,000 Feet
in Balloon Finch—Tho Centaur i
Ron to 8,200 Feet.
‘ l'l'l"l‘8li‘lldl.1), Malia, Oct. 23.~—-‘l‘wo
balloons. Centaur and l.‘()rlcnt, which
remained here alter the uero-uutomo-
luoblh-a for the i‘iuwley cup had bur-in
dcclal-cd oli‘ last Suturllui’. participated
ill llll endurance contest
Northwestern Massachusetts
‘n'oulhcl‘ll ‘ \"i‘l‘llltllli. 'I‘llc bullooil
l.‘Uricul oulsullcd the ticnlllur biz
about How hours and a hull", dually
landing in the little mountainous town
of Jamaica in Windham county, \'t.,
fl? lililcs ironl illc start. The Centaur
came dowll ill llennlllgiou. Vt., :lo
lililcs from this city.‘
The two liirsllips roan
at lil12llo‘clock yesterday i'orenoon
without accident. The ccnlnur car-
ried Charles 'I‘. Walsh. pilot, and Ma-
jor Sauna-l ltcbcr aml l‘aplllln (.‘llarlcs
i". tilluudlcr. ol‘ the Signal Corps, U.
S. A. i.‘(.)l'lclli was piloted by i.co
Sit-volley who had as his companion
(‘upiuin llolllcr W. l~Ieiigc_ llreaidcnt of
tin: Acro (‘lub ot‘ Alllcrlcn. The two
balloons wurc ill sight of click oillcr
i'or iilrcc llouls. anti after them sped
till-cc automobiles. which had entered
and
from licre
'i‘llc. Centaur was slightly behind
l.‘urlonl on crossing the Vermont
llordor llllc, and tlllcr getting ovcr
llclllliuglon. Pilot Wnlsll decided to
land. ’l‘bc dcccnl was successfully at»
coillpllsllcd on the slope of Vi'oodl'ord
mountain. three miles outside ol' the
town of lloulllngiou. at 1 o'clock ye.»-
lcrday afternoon.
The occupants of
stutcd on landing that they consid-
crcli lllcir object accomplished. and
that their trip had bcon highly suc-
ccssl'ui from a scientific standpoint.
tile Cclltllur
’i'hu t‘clltaur reached a height of
b.1200 i'ctlt.
.\lr. Slcvcns slalcd after landing
that l.‘tiricnt wcnl 5'3th feet into the
air. Above the clouds the heat was
so illlcnsc that all outside clothing had
to be discarded. At one little tilt.-
lhcrmomclcr registered ltiti degrees.
An effort will be made to hold the
ccnlcst fl)l'.iili‘ liuwlcy cup ncxl Sul-
urday.
A cold is much more easily cured
whcu ihc bowels llrc upon. Kcuncdy‘s
islxutivc Honey and 'l‘nr opens the
bowcls and drivr-s tllc cold out of the
system ill young or old. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. '-
MONSTER ENGINES SOON T0 AR-
RIVE.
Lowering Roadbed to Get Them Un-
der Bridges.
Sonic ol lilo illollstcr strum cunillcti
ordcrcd by the New llavcll road about
llllt‘ your ago are lii'lil'iy road)" for do-
llvcry from the works of NW Alncrimn
Lot'ilmllliic t‘onlpauy and as [boy
will ili‘ sclll to New Haven ovcr ihc
New York division it has ili‘l‘li found
that scvlral of the bridges on that
lill.- ol‘c not high cliollgh for ilu- new
locnlllolivcs to pass undrr. This fact
was disclosed by an invcsligulion of
tin: lralllc officials who rel-cull) will
a train along the line taking the son»
surclllcnt of licmlrooiu ui lili‘ scvl-lnl
bridncs and t‘tlllllllll'lllu Iilch‘i‘ with lill‘
llciglll ol‘ the new engines.
'l‘ho l‘lliil'ililii is now lowcring lilc
roadway midi-r scvcl‘al of the bridge:-
in Now llavt u alld oillcr aloha iiii' line
so that tllesc cllnitics will haw room
cnougll to not through. This work is
quilc a task. and many woiknlru arc
cllullgcd ill it. The now cllglncs arc
similar to those uscd on wcalcrll lines
iiilfi will ill‘ the first or lllclr kind to
ill' (llil‘lliiml on ihc Ncw llnvcn syslclll
and lor lllai nlallcr in Now l'Inclaull.
(luly lllc nrcui iluprnlcnn-nl ill ihc
roadway null bridal-s on lllc Now York
division which has iii-I'll going on for
the MINI fcw yours clullllcs tlic l'iilli‘
pally lo opcrulc tin-so big powcr lull
clllllcs for it would burn llccn lnlpos
slide to run illcnl a fcw ycars ago.
.cAEroaiA
‘ Io: Inform and Children.
lila Kill You lim Always Birgit
Bonus the
Signature of ,
w
v
RACE .TO BUENOB AYREB.
liUi-i'l‘th, ()ct, xii; ‘I‘llrw suuurc
rigacd ships, Iumbcr llldcn. worl- wuic
inn iii lllc luwcl‘ iiiirbor today for fur
vornhlc weather to slam ii men for
lluuuoa Ayrcs. Ilarcly of rrcclll years
how ”trim of Hilton cl'llfl Nlliil‘ii from
one port together on it Nice. all colli'
pnrulivciy l’lvw arc now bulldlmt. 'l‘llc
ruccru arc the domain. lililllln; ihlv
Uf‘lliilll. also Iiullnll. and iii" lloulotl
burk II. ll. Johnson. The race will ill‘
for 7,000 miles.
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY.
No woman ilo matter how regular
licr deuteron may bu can be called
pretty if her complexion Ill bad. ()rluo
laxative Fruit iiiyrllp nidu digestion
and clears ullllow biolchod conlploxloml
by iiilliluluiinu the liver and bowels.
()rlno Laxative Fruit syrup dour not
accurate or gripe and Ill mild and
plan-uni in toilet. Remember the
name Orluo mud refuse to accept any
Iubsiliuto. i‘lnilltod's Drug Store and
O
The Clifford Pharmacy.
w”
UTAH IHIMFP ARRESTED.
SALT LAKE. Utah. Ont. 23.~«A div»
patch to the Tribune from Wisconsin.
idolio. says:
Robert, Imitation. sheriff of Wasltinl-
ton (loamy. and candidate on the lie»
ltbllvan ticket for occrclury of slate.
Ilti been arrested hero. The warrant
was Issued iii the instance of the board
of (Bounty Commissioners and charm
Lansdon with altering the public re
curd \vbllo sheriff in conceal an idles.
ed deficit in the funds of the county.
BLOOD POIIDNINO
from chronic email alien.
Inc’s
Tiler remove all
(lama infill!“
on. South Namath. and I.
Not-milk, drunlm. .
PI wmg‘.
u. n
bile race between balloons lllld unio- ‘
yesterday
which carried them many miles over ‘
lhc liawlcy cup contest last Satufiluy.‘
Adi
Mr. llobort Whiteley. of Pittsburg.
Pll.. wrllcs: “My wife was subject to
chronic stomach trouble uild terrible
nervousness: she was thin. and llild a
worn olli look. Doctors. aitcr great ox—
pcnso. all failed to help her. At last
she tried Vino]. illld soon the change ill
llcr condition uccmcd almost miracu-
lous. She continued its use. and today
sllc is in perfect health Illlli has gained
:lil pounds—Miler friends hardly know
her so great is ihc change. To Vlliol
we give all the praise. and cvcrywllcro
l rl-cmnmoud your Vinol, us i llllvo
more faith ill it than i have in doctors
or any other lnclilclnc.”
One of the proprietors of The (‘llll
ford Pharmacy says: “Villol is suc-
ccssful in cases like this because it
contains ill a concentrated forln all of
tho curative properties contained in
cod liver oil, the nacicss oil clilllillatud,
and ionic iron added. ami it is thl~
grcllicsi slrcnglll crcalor known to
medicine. Vinol tones up the lived.
wcllkcncd llclvcs of tho stomach; it
purities nlld enriches the blood and
strcllgtllcus crcry organ in the body.
'I‘ry Villol on ollr guarantec." 'i‘htI
t'lii‘l‘ord Pllarlmlcy. ‘
Note.»~\'l'hilc wc arc solo agents for
\‘lnoi in South Norwnlk. ii is now for
Halc at tho lending drug store in nonr-
i_\' every town and city in NW country.
Look for ihc \'inol agency in your
town. '
I
TOWN WIPED OUT.
Business Portion of Bristow Deltroy-
ed by Fire.
IiiAllSllAl.l.'l'()\\'N. lowa. October
QilgmNcarly all that was left of ihc
business poriloil of llrlslow, Ilutlcr
coullly was destroyed by fire ycstcr-
day.
This is the second disastrous con-
fluizroiioll illfliiii‘ of :l \vcck ll-‘licf
illal lllc fire is the work of an till-Mr
dlnl')‘ has causcd grout cxcitcllicllt ill
town.
DANGER ROM THE PLAGUE.
’lulcrc's g ih‘fl danger from the
plague of Coughs and (‘olda that. are
so prcvnimitl unless you take Dr.
King’s Now [’iiscovcry for Couslllntr
lion. Coughs and t'oids. Mrs ilco.
Walls. of Forest City. lilo, writes:
"it's a Godggud to people living in
clinialcs where coughs and colds prc-
vall. I find it quickly ends them. it
prcvenis Pneumonia, cures l.ll (Irlppc.
givcs wonderful relief in Asthma and
tiny Fi'vl'r and makes weak lungs
strong cililllizil to ward off Consump-
tion. (‘oughl and Colds. 50c and Si.
tiuarrauiccd by 1.1 it. llnxlcr's South
Norwnik. and 1-2. l’. Wood‘s, Norwalk.
drug stores, 'i‘rlul bottlc, free. “
OYSTERMEN'S CASES IN BRIDGE-
ORT COURT.
t'larcurc ’cflb. an liter of the al-
leged oyster nilltl'ill‘k‘ arrcslcd by
Sbcrid Stuns. was ill':;lii.'.ill‘li ill the
(‘in ("ilill'l. llriditcpori. \l-atclduy, and
his illsc was continued to low salllc
ilulc with the olllcr |IIl.\‘l)IIi‘l>‘. (lciillwr
2d. ‘\H|lill'i Iiolld, who follcilml bonds
of Still" in {allow to appear ill court
last Friday morning. luld his case rc-
npcucd rcswrduy by puynlcul ol‘ the
coals". aiulul $6.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. l-‘lailkllll llusll, or New t'llsllc,
Del, Hill'ii: “l suffcrcli for yours with
llyspcpsiu. uscd to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of, but lllllililll'.’ liclpcd lllc
until I look llrnzillau Hahn. and one
full t‘l‘lli boillo curcd inc completely."
For mic by It. ii. Plillstcd. li‘. ii.
“tutor and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
STR 6 n o
' - Again
il what Mrs. Lucy
Bwvall. of Tilton. OI...
uid after taking
Kodcl for Dya-
pcplla. Hundred.
of otherwuk
women m
b o l n a r a-
stored to perfect
health by thin rom-
udy. YOU may be
well if you will lain
It.
lndlauilonunlu
nearly all the tick-
nm that woman
have. if deprive: iii: cyniom of nourish-
ment and the delicate organ: peculiar to
women nutter-— militia and boom
M Kodol '
For Dyspepsia
Min the stomach and dignitn organ
in diam mum all of the whole-
8
mofoédill maybe-mil. limo-bu
lilo body. an rebuild! the wuk organs.
fdltal‘inl health and ninngth. Kodoi
rollvvulndiahiiemomtlpuilon.dyipvpm.
cold dunnboiallim. harbours and all
netball abortion.
Dialects What You But
abandon” IREAK'ALL sketches.
Remark-bio Rapidliy With Which
_ Skyscraper: Are Now Built.
NFJW YORK. October 23.—-—'I‘hree
months ago there was nothing but a
big hole in the ground where the new
building for the ironing Post was in
stand. Today on that spot stands the
skeleton of n twelve-story stccl builds
his. 'I‘lic grilnlt’c nlld cut stone work
of one. story In in place, the hollow tile
;l'loors and partitions of clght stories
are ready. the plumbing. electric insist.
lotion and elevator construction are
iwcli under way. ulld carpenters are
inow putting in temporary stairwaya
and frames. Although only started on
August list. it is illl'cady possible to
get a definite impression of what the
new blllldlllg will be like when coni-
plclcly finished.
If is a striking example. of the rapiv
dity with which skyscrsppers are
now put up by American builders. The
constant growth of business, requiring
larger oiilcc accomlnodatioll. and the
increasing value of the land upon
which big buildings must. be erected
illll'i‘ lcd to a demand for the utmost
apt-ed ill building construction. 80
that time has bccolue more important
than cost In new buildings. every
month's delay meaning a loss of then-
sands of dollars ill rentals or interests.
l Architects and builders have met
this demand for speed by adopting the
stool type of construction which en-
ables them to run up buildings of
great height with amazing rapidity.
llut the slccl has to be protected from
rust and porrosion. Likcwlso the
walls. floors and partitions and other
parts of the building have to he ahBo- :
lutcly fireproof. To meet these condi'.
tlous builders curase the steel in holv
low lllc. and build the floors and par-
titions of the same material, no time.
having to be lost in waiting for the
tile bricks to sci or harden. The adop<
lllml of the steel and hollow tile type
of conslnuctlon Is one of the reasons
why even the. biggest skyscrappers
lakc loss than a year to put up.
Hollow tile is found to be much the
iutfcal fin-proving for quick construc-
tion. it sets very much more quickly
than collcrclewwhich must be left
thirty days to be pcrfcctly safe. in win-
lcr it is very difficult to deal with
concri-tc. will-rolls hollow tile can be
installed without difficulty ill almost
any kllld of \\'t‘iliill‘l'. It is hollow
the which has also nmdc it possible
to pill up Senator l'liltl's U. S. thprcss
(‘ompany building with such great rn~
pidiiy.
Although lnlildincs likr.l the new
home for the Evening Post arc run up
i
in u fcw months. they are not iii any
say lorry-built, They are pill up to
last. The linliluiorc conflagraiion
showcd tin-y could withstand fire: the
San Francisco disaster showed they
could withstand bolll cnrlhqunke and
fire. lll fact. the bit: steel and tile
Structures of New York. Chicago. Bill-
ilmorc nyld Pliisburl: and other large
cilics an» nol only examples of rapid
construction but till-y rcurescnl ihc
lifeboat degree of pcrfcclion which
American arcllllccls and builders have
attained ill the art of skyscraper build-
ing.
A BADLY BURNED GlRL.
or boy. man or 'woman. is quickly out
of pain if Bucklcn's Arnlcn Salve is
applied promptly. G. J. Welch. of
'l‘ckonshn. Mich. says: “i use it ill
my faintly for cuts. sores and all skin
injuries, and find it perfect," Quick
cst Pilo curc known. Best healing
salvo made. 25c at l". H. Baxter‘s.
South Norwalk. and E. P. Weed‘s, Nor-
wulk. drug stores. 0'
RECEIVER FOR HARTFORD PA-
I
Morning Telegram Appears to be
Having Difficulties.
llAll'l‘Iv‘thl). Oct. 2:i.—-.Iudgc Wil-
lllllll S. (‘asc ill the Superior Court yes-
ll-rdlly appointed Thomas I“. Ililxhllm
tulllporary rcccivcr for ihc iiurti‘ord
’l‘clcitrnm company. under bond of
$5.000. IIc has authority to carry on
tho business and (‘fliii‘i‘l all debts duo.
'l‘ll.- application was brought by War—
run 1). (‘husc. attorney for Edward
ii. Fennel-lacy. of New York, who has
sucd ihc 'l‘clcgranl for Will) money
loaned.
lidwurd ll. lioyiv. forlllcr owner of
the pupcr was princui ill ihc llcurlnit
with llbl counsel. William Waldo liydo.
Mr. lloyll- is a crcdlior lo the extent
of ”futon.
Allolllcr hcul‘illit will lakc plucc Sair
urduy morning for the purpose of
Illliiiiili‘ tlic rcccivcrsiilp permanent.
III the null this elicitation is made.
"(iwlun lo the lnlllnlllnuucluolll of
the former Sccrclnry and 'l‘l'cnllurl-l'.
llwlalll W. iiowlcn. the company ill on-
liblc in nil-cl its current obligations."
The clilcf auscls of ihc company are
given all its good will and its outnhll'
shod lluslucuu relations.
HOW'O THII‘I
We offer (inc lliiudrcd Dollllrll mu
ward for any c an of (lularril that can!
not be cured b llnll'u Cuillrrii (hire.
r. J. CHENEY & (1).. Toledo. 0.
We. the uudurliiloicd. have known lv‘.
J. (lllcney for the bull in yum. and
believe Illm perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obliutlons made
by his firm.
WALDthl. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Drllnglsls. Toledo. 0.
lluil‘ll (latarrh Cure ill token liner-
lullly. llcllng directly upon the blood
and mucous lull-faces of the system.
Testimonial: cent free. Price 16
cent: per bottle. Bold by all Drug-
slain.
Take flaii'u Family Pill: for enlisti-
putlon. ”
BTRANDID ITIAMIII;
George "mil. Bound for New in.
van Full of Wain.
NORFOLK. Vin. October 23.—~'I'hc
stranded steamer (lacuna Filmed from
Jacksonville for New Haven. Conn.
Virginia rapes. wall drlvml further to—
shore by the heavy seas of last night,
and now has practically full or water.
With the first northwest wind drivin .
lite tide out. the rarwell will be his
and dry on the bench.
The joiner work of the ”wired
steamer is washing away and the
ybabceii of floating her are growing
can.
Wrestlers will leave Norfolk for dill
acetic l f the weather barium.
Tile Flu-w l'n crew are being “will
Quaker-o until they can be sent to New
which went. ashore flailirdur oil lbcl
l.. '1‘. Cooper. the young Diliiilli'
lhroplsl. who. with his strange
new lliodlclnes has been exciting
much attention from newspapers
all over the country now has New
(.irlcnns in a storm of enthusiasm
over his remarkable work. The
sales of his preparations has
rcuchcd enormous figures and the
wonderful cores of stomach troub-
lc nlld rheumatism accredited to
his medicines which were at first
tllc subject of much conjecture
have become so common that.
ibcir gcnuincuess can no longer
tic doubled.
ills theory that fifty per cent. of
the uocallcd stomach trouble is
duo to immense parasites, or tape
worms. is verified ill nearly every
case reported. Wherever he goes
, people bring to him glass jars and
dishes containing these parasites
which have been expelled from
their systems by his medicines.
Nearly three hundred of these
cases are reported from New or-
lenns uml in almost every instance
, the patient had been unaware that
. his suffering was caused by any-
thing more than ordinary stomach
trouble.
Mr. A; R. Haile.“a prominent
business man of 1419 Caroudelet
street. New Orleans, is authority
for the report of one of the most
remarkable of these cases. Ac
cording to his statement, Mr.
Haile had been a sufferer from a
severe affection of the stomach for
the past six years and had been
treated by physicians who diag-
nosed llls case one of tape worm
hilt whose treatment failed to re-
‘ lleve hinl. Speaking of his ex-
. perlence with Cooper’s preparation
M
he said: “My case has been ll -
stubborn one and nothing i could
do seemed to alter my condition.
Several physicians treated me .
without result and when Cooper's
medicines Devan to create so
much aid 2.}. .: 1 determined to
give ~ them a trial. The worm
which they expelled from my sys-
tem measured nearly fifty feet: in '-
length and us soon as I was rid of
the horrible thing i began to im-
prove." Upon being asked about --
the attendant symptoms he nectar. ::
cd that they are much similar to
those of any stomach disorder, a
variable appetite. dizzy spells. _,
headaches, constipation. nervous-
ness and a continual languid, tired
worn out feeling being the most.
common while. one oftbe surest .-
slgns is dark spots that appear to
float before the vision after stoop- "
ing over.
it is estimated that one hundred
thousand bottles of Cooper's Medi-
cine have been sold during his vis- ‘
it in New Orleans and judging
from the , space devoted to his ,I.
work by the newspapers of that‘
city Cooper is the talk of the town. _
L. 'l‘. Cooper. it will be remem-
bered is the man who created such .
turmoil in St. Louis a short time .
ago, where he is said to have sold
nearly a quarter million bottles of
ills preparations, '
At Platner & Bradley's drug _
stores. the local agency for Coop- .
er‘s medicines It is said that the "
sale of ills two remedies, Cooper's 1
New Discovery and Cooper’s Quick
Relief have become enormous and ‘
that the moat gratifying reports
have been received from
who have used them.
those .‘
PRINCETON MEN 'IN BUSINESS.
PRINCETON, N. .I., Oct. 23.——Fig-
area which have just been compiled
from the new directory of living grad-
uates and former students of Prince-
ton University show that the college
graduate of today is more and more
choosing a business rather than a pro
fessitmlll career. These statistics
int: aiuiliul of Princeton are in busi-
“ENS.
’luc increasing number of college
men who are entering and influencing
marked changes that has come over
ollr educated population in the last
twmltydlve years. It, is not so long
ago that practically all boys sent to
college were dcstincd for a profession
a] career—law. divinity. leaching.
medicine. journalism, engineering. etc.
But all this Is changed.
Exclusive of the Class of 1906, there
are 7.l90- living alumni of Princeton.
(if the 6,522 classified according to
their occupation. 2,285 are ill business.
L498 in the law 5424 in the ministry,
290 engineers. 104 Journalists, so
ranching and farming. 50 gentlemen
of leisure. all students, 34 in the Army.
31 (‘Ivli Service, 26 architecture, iii
chemists. lfl artists. ll authors 7 in
the Navy, 5 librarians. i‘ musicians and
4 dentists.
Among the living alumni of the
classes prior to Isl]. who nlimher 24.
none ls engaged in business, prior to
1850. only 5 per cent. and prior to
1870, only is per cent. in the 80's.
the number of graduates following a
business career shows a marked in
crease, amounting to 25 per cent. This
percentage remains practically the
same for the, alumni in the 90's. In
the classes which have been graduated
slucc lllllli. tbc increase is very mark-
ed. averaging, 50 per cent.
It is a fair presumption that thercl
will be an increase instead of a dc-i
crcuse In the number of students whol
will follow a business career, and that‘
ihc tendency of the times to educate.
a man for business by sending trial to,
collcgc for four years or a shorter pur-
loll will increase rather than diminish.
DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
LIVI
Pclcr Fry, Woodrul'f. Pa. writes:
"After declaring for two years with
the bust physicians in Wayncaburl.
and still getting worse. the doctors ad-
viacd me if i had any business to at-
tend to I had better attend to It at
once. as i could not possibly live an-
other month all there was no cure for
me. Foley‘s Kidney Cure was rec.
ommcndcd to me by a friend. and I
immediately sent my not: to the store
for ii. and uftor inking three bottles l
begun to not better and continued to
Improve until i was entirely well.“
i’iflililiil'l Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. "
WILLIG WIID'I PROMOTION.
The New (lanolin Messenger illlyil:
"Willis A, Wood. who has been cm-
ployod at the local Adams Express of.
lice for the, prod four years. hm: been
promoted in express messenger be-
tween Stamford and New York for
the name company. This Iii a respon-
sible position and the company has
uncured ll Nfipflnlihle man. He will
lie inhaled by the local patrons of the
anatomy. in be hell always been obllo
in; and willing to go out of hill wilyI
at all times to accommodate the pa.
trons. ill- mnny friends In town with
him «lioness In his new position and
know that he will fill it Ill acceptably
all be hall the old. This In fill Instance
of good wont being rewarded. ’llhi
brother honlamlli will IIll the place
made vacant in the local office
Stamford
c al and ashes, make much
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FOR BALD
will
are. .lfimb’r: :
show that nearly one-third of the llv-‘
business life. in America is one of thci
699 practising nlcdlclnc. 433 leacilers,|
If your) llouie labdlttd liv several mull slow. a
would save you a great deal of trouble in cram
add greatly to your comiort.
THOUGHT BULL A COW.
iPreparatlona to Take Picture of a
i Pastoral Scene Interrupted.
l MANCHESTER, Oct 23.——Whlle out.
Itaklng pictures yesterday afternoon a
| South End young man and young wom-
‘an friend had an experience with a
ii i.
They walked out towards Highland
Park and on towards Bolton. in a lot.
they saw what they thought to be a
cow. and decided to take a snapshot.
‘ The young man had not owned his
camera long bill was trying his best:
5 to show how much he knew about pho~
= tography and had about completed or.
lrangomerlls for snapping the shutter.
1 when the “cow" looked up.
i Then the young man realized the
. “cow" was not a “cow" but a bull. No
-sooncr did the bull see the two in tho
. lot. that it made a charge for them.
i The couple had time to get over the
fence on to safe ground. leaving the
camera behind. The pieces of the cam.
,cra were not worth taking away. .
STOP THAT COLD
ior It may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
l zllian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
10, 25. 50c and 81.00 bottles. The Clif-
‘ford. Baxter's and Plaisted's. “
OYSTERMEN'S FEARS OF L088
REALIZED.
Venture-emu Craft Find Bet Buried
I in Uphelval of Bottom of Sound.
BRIDGEPORT. Oct. 23.~Fears of
line oystermcn at work on the natural
beds of! this port that the storm oi:
Saturday and Sunday had done dam-
age to the set upon which they had
.bcen at work, were relllllcd yester-
‘dny moinlnvt when It few oystermen
Imorc vealuresomc than the rest haz-
iIIiINi ilir- rounh sen running on the
Sound. and found that the set had
been practically all covered in the up-
heaval of the bottom of the Sound.
A low boats remained at work dur-
ing the day. but mono of them, dis-
couraged. returned to harbor. Many
of the oysternlcn are preparing to so!
to their homes elsewhere along l
coast to remain for a couple of weeks
at least while the list is working its
way back to the surface of the bot-
om.
A vouuo moron AT 70.
”My mother has suddenly been made
young at 70. Twenty year: of intense
suffering from dyspepsia had entirely
disabled her. until six month: ago.
when she began taking lillectrlc lilo
tern. which have completely cured liar
and restored the strength and activity
like bad in the prime of life." would
Mrs. W. l. allpairick. of Danford.
Mo. Gradient rolloriltive medicine on
the globe. Betti stomach. Liver and
Kidney: right. purities the blood. and
cum Malaria. Billoulllelll and Waste
neuron. Wonderful Nerve Tonic.
Price 600. Guaranteed by F. ii. nan-
lcr'u. South Norwlllll. and . P.
Weed’a. Norwalk. drug storm. ”I
“RIOUILY curtain. ‘
aonovo Goblin-on. of Anunll. twang
flaming lion Over Her Hood-
Life Napalm Of.
ANSONIA. Oct. lam-oi ova Remi-
son. the min your old audhlvr of
Judson Realism. of trim street, no
seriously burned yesterday, The child
was winning Ii burning runs about iii-l-
head when her clothing caught fire
and in a instant she was devote
to flames. tier mother about: oil
the fire. but not until the little l1
bull been no bully burned that got
life Is dunll ad of.
e
Film-ea,
less dirt In the house. and
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Norwalk Chronicler