. ‘ question.
"it
‘ m may. the can sit on
, ,m lilo
J“
- “only RECENTLY.
. Vivi.“
*‘ ruminant... A. bond int.- to song . ii
. I‘i
wvlnchiolnto'roptod Rartieo of
‘ ”This Assertion.
_ humorous octhher
“Animal A. ‘Bond. of Btralford avenue.
«w it Who arrested last week charged
t taking oysters front private beds
of t, 9 American Oyster Company. and
whose case has been continued until
Thursday of this week. took a party of
- disinterested persons. including seve-
ral notvspapor niou. out to view the
spot‘whero he worked on the day in
Captain Bond's contention
has been that. the beds of the American
Oyster Company were not. properly
marked with buoys and that while he
admits that he dredged at the places
claimed by the representatives of the
company, he did not know that lie was
on their preserves.
The spot where Captain Bond work-
ed is located between ll‘ayorweather‘s
Island and Pcnufleld Reef and the Cap-
tain took the party about the spot in
a power boat. There are. only a few
buoys to mark off the beds of the dif-
ferent owners froth that of the natural
grounds and most of those have been
placed according to the stattmients of
Captain Bond and his son Pitt Bond.
within the last few years.‘
On‘tho day in question. when Cup-
taih Bond accompanied by lils sou.
Pitt. went out to dredge there. the
only marks visible were two buoys
whicharc apparently the marks of a
dividing line between the beds of the
American Oyster Company and those.
011118 J. Smith and Son inc. whose
buds lie side by side.
The beds claimed by the American
Oyster Company. extend north and
weft of these buoys toward the shore,
bu at thsbtlme no buoys marked their
limits. although a line of new buoys
has been set in place since. The cap-
tain and his dredged north and wast
of the bloys supposin that they were
onaatural beds. So id others and al-
together four oystcrnien have been
arrested on the some chargc. “
lbs new buoys which to all an-
ponrances have been set in the water
very recently. are picccs of pine joists
frsh from tho iutiibcr yards and the
mark of the American Oyster (,‘Clll-
patty. which they have. is made in
paintfthnt has hardly sot yet. The
buoys have no designating mark as is
required by law to show what bonn-
dtlrien they are supposed to enclose.
‘ .A YOUNG MOTHER AT 70.
“My mother has suddenly bccn manic
young at 70. Twenty years of intcnsc
“ sufferins front dyspepsia had cntircly
disabled her. until six inonllis ago,
when she begun taking Electric Bit~
tors. which have completely cured lll‘l‘
and restored the strength and activity
she had in the prime of life." writes
Mrs. W. I1. Gllputrick. of Dunl‘ord,
Me. Greatest restorative tilcdicinc on
the globe. Scts Stomach. Liver and
Kidneys right, purifies the blood. and
cures Malaria. Biliousness and Weak-
nesses. Wonderful Nerve Tonic.
Price 50c. Guaranteed by i“. ll. Dax‘
tcr‘s. South Norwalk, and E. P.
Weed's, Norwalk, drug stores. "
mnwa4”——
WOMEN SUFFRAGISTS BOUND
OVER.
Were Willing t oAuumo the Role of
Martyrs and Go to Jail.
rLONDON. Oct. 2d.—’l‘en woiiicn
suffrngists. who were arrcstcd ycslcr-
day for rioting within the precincts ol‘
the House of Commons. wet-c uralgneo
in n police murt today and were
bound over to keep the peace for six
months. Such a tuiiiinionpiaco out.-
oome of the iii'fniigdld not meet. the
views of the suffragists. who appar-
ently desired to assume the roles of
martyrs by being committed to jail.
and when the magistrate announced
his decision a great uproar broke out
in the court room and ultimately the
women had to be removed by force.
Some of them were literally thrown
out among the crowds waiting outside
the building.
The shrieking wumrn continued to
make a demonstration outside the po-
lice court until Miss l’ankhurst. who
took a most prominent part in the dis-
turbances in the laiili-s‘ gallery of the
House of Commons in April. was again
arrested.
Some of the woman who had lll‘l‘ll
temporarily locked to fill ante-mop by
the police had a momentary revenge.
They managed to secure a key and rc~
lease themselves. but were again lock.
ed in by their jaiicr, who wulkcd tiff
with the key. When the disturbance
had somewhat aubaidvd the police rc-
assembled the defendants who were
then informed by a magistrate that
they must iuiiiimllnlcly find Hurt-tics
for their good behavior or he imprison-
i'd for two months. The whole toll ww
men refused to l.‘llll.‘l' into recognizan-
cvtl and were ri-iiiovcd in custody.
BLOOD POiCONiNC
results front chronic constipation.
which is quickly cured by Dr. King‘s
Now Life Pills. ’l‘licy remove all
poisonous serum from the system and
(use new life and vigor: cure hour
I much. nausea. headache. dizziness
and colic. without grilling or discont-
fort. 5c. Guaranteed by F‘. H. llax-
tier. nth Norwnlk. and E. 1’. Wood.
Norwalk. drugglatu. , ..
much APPRECIATED.
unit of brotherhood of Tralnmon
Writs- Roouvoit.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-»i'l'unidclli
Roosevelt yesterday rocclvrd the lot
lowing letter from (irund Muster Mor-
flm‘y of thergr'and lodge of the mo-
t of runmcn.
. 00d. "Cluvoland. 0.. Oct. 21.
.‘I will write to express the appre-
L; dilution of the Brotherhood of lbtiit‘oad
’I'riilnmen tor the consideration you
have shown the railway employee of
our country In directing Attorney (len-
om. Mootly to inlercedo in the first
We tried under the employer's liabili-
not. passed at the last session of
” I. for the urpooe of supporting
mu ity. validity and sad
It rotation of this law. it is good
to foot that We will have the support.
of tho "fitment in such it vital min.-
to. tin particularly so when u is
have that there iii an organised at-
tempt on the part of the best railway
loos talent of the country to have littl
ivory mm act mule void."
if a woman hasn't sonata oils to
cry he»
hasn’t a secret coring.
§a
,.
, ills/otters: IED suave our”
24.~—Captalu, ‘
- Will's WitCh llnzcl Salve.
-. . if Burt ii mm
K0 REC? SHAPE
u s s «mas o no
-- on A rmdi. o 9. l :-
(ll-unions! Pooch!
BURROJAPS
Good home
Ask your dealer or mid ltir
cut-lo on And I idling ~
Iron scion. Wu divul-
PACIIARD & FIELD.
DIOCI’I‘ON. um.
Non Goo-II- with” Tudo Ilnl
Sun-oi oo‘ , . . .
iliiiii
ANTI-TRUST LAW VIOLATION.
PHOENIX. Ariz.. Oct. 24.—~Allogliig
infraction of the anti-trust law. the
maintaining of combinations in res-
traint of trade and arbitrary fixing of
prices. the Federal Grand Jury here
yesterday returned indictments against
the People's ice and Fuel .Compauy
and B. W. |.ount. representing two in.-
macerns; the Demand Lumber Com-
unity. the Chamberlain l:ililllli‘.‘i‘ Coni-
pony. the Valley Lumber Company. if.
W. ltldor and if P. Dcuiund. all lum-
ber dealers; P. 0. Hurley and S. .l.
'l‘ribolot. and the Phoenix \‘t'liolcsnlc
Meat and Produce (’loiiitiiiny. The per-
sous indicted Were not arrested. but
were instructed to appear in court.
’l‘liursdny.
O
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DOCTORS CAI?- HE WOULD NOT
Peter Fry. Woodruti’. Pa. writes:
“After docierlng for two years with
ilie best physicians iii Waynosburg.
and still getting worse. the doctors ud-
vlscd 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 inonth as there was no cure for
me. Foley‘s Kidney Cure was rcc-
oiiitnciided to me by a friend. and l
immediately sent my son to the store
for it. and after taking three bottles I
began to get better and continued to
Improve until I was entirely well."
l'laistcd'n Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. “
NEW HAMPSHIRE :ro VOTE 0N
LiCENSE QUESTIONJ
('ONCOlil). N. H.) ct. :l~i.-—For lilo
lirst tiiiio t-ililt‘o May. 1903, and for the
second time since the. proliibltory law
was replaced by a license system in
this state. the cities of New Hampshire
will vote at the stair- cicctloii next
month on the question of granting li~
venues for. the sale of llll()Xl(‘ilIllli:‘
liquor.
If an article is imitated. the original
is always best. Think it over, and
when you go to buy that box of salve
to keep around the house, got Do
it. is the
triglnal and the name is stamped on
every box. Good for eczema. icttcr,
boils. cuts and bruises. and especially
recommended for piles. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. "
STANDARD OIL SELLS OHIO HOLD-
lNGS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. ill-Tho
Standard Oil Company. of Ohio. has
transferred its holdings in California
to the Standard Oil Company. of (‘ullv
foriiln. It is understood that the coli-
labia-ration amounted to scvoral Illil‘
ions.
A BADLY BURNED GIRL.
or boy. man or woman. is quickly out
of pain if Bucklen's Arnlctt Salvo is
applied promptly. G. J. Welcli. of
'l‘ckonsha. Mich. says: “I use it in
my family for cuts. sores and all skin
injuries. and find it perfect." Quick-
est Pile cure known. ilest healing
salve miulc. 250 at I“. H. Baxter's.
South Norwnlk. and E. P. Woed‘s. Nor:
wulk. drug stores. - u
SUIClDED IN SARATOGA HOTEL.
(‘iiii‘AilO, Oct. ibis—JV. S. Stewart
:igmi thirty years. No. 26 Wilcox ave»
Ililtl, 'l‘omnto, (‘nundiu, was found dead
in a built room at the Surntoga llotcl
last night. It is believed Stewart rout.
inltlod suicide by shooting through the
lil'ltill.
r
“ injured through no fault of their own
hold. '
usAkLvitmoopoti‘ 'ca‘nmizo. 7‘
Croat Business Dotti During tho Pu
Your by Connolidotod Railway
Company.
HARTFORD. Oct. 24.—-—Neurly 90
000.000 passengers were carried on iii
cars or the Consolidated Railway Coir
ipaiiy the last fiscal year. giving in
Icompany a profit of over $800,000 to
Ililo year. according in the report film
with the liourd ol’ Railroad Comnili‘
sinners.
The report show» the total nuuibc
of passengers carried on all the Con
solitllttod lillos was 87,859.61“. Aver
ago fare. including officers. was 4.1]
cents. The number of employee. on
including olllccru. is 2,295. unit the wt!
gos paid ctnploycs amount to “.301.
830..” with saralrleii paid otlll'lalr
321.767.62.
Ono passenger was killed and 8!
.lujiirotl ‘througb no fault. of their
1own. llllil seven were killed and 18!
injured from their own carelessness
One clunlnycc was killed and eleven
and four wore injured through their
own carelessness.
lt‘ifli-cn other persons were injured
through no fault of their own and if
“'I‘I'Qi killed and till injured throngl
their own carelessness. making a total”
of 27 killed and 4M injured.
'I‘lioconipatiy owns or lenses 423
miles of trucks and 938 pnsscugcr cure
and Hit: freight. mull. oxpl‘t'na or work
(hrs.
The cotiipany paid it four per cont.
tllvldciid. amounting to $400,000. lcav
ing a surplus of $277,925.28.
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle;
not, says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great. distress.
and belching. I tried everything l
could hour of. but nothing helped Int
until I took llruzlllan Balm. and our.
50 cent bottle cured the completely.’
For sale by R. H. Plalstcd, F. If
Ilaxter aiid 'l‘hc Clifford Pharmacy. "‘
KNIGHTS OF HONOR GRAND
LODGE.
meeting of the Grand Lodge. Knight:
of Honor. was held yesterday, about
thirty delegates representinguill iht
lodges in the state being present. (if
llccri-t wore i‘lt‘i‘it'il as follows:
Milford; (lrnull \‘ico llll“illllll‘. Howard
M. Osborne, llridgcport (lrniid Aer
ford; (lruiid llcportor Charles W. Skiff.
llniibiiiy; (.irniui ’l‘rcnsut‘cr E. H, Tul-
coll. 'I‘orritigtoii; (lraud Chaplain W.
A. Weldnlnn, lliinbnry; Grand (luldc
Charlus Plans. New Milford: (li'ntid
Guirrdiun 1.. C. Brown. Moridcu; Grand
Sentinel I". (‘. .\nl‘llb‘. .Vlcriilcii: (irnnd
'i‘rustec for three yours ii. A. Chamber
liiin. of Annuals.
CASTOR lA
. . rot unalienable-n.
Tin Kill in line lllrap nought
........ dm
Signature of
RUN DOWN BY A TRAiN.
HANDY HOOK, Conn. Oct. 2-i.w
'l‘lic mangled remains of Robert John
son. aged forty-five. of llosioii. \vcrc
discovered curly ymtcrtiny on
Highland division triu‘ks ncur Sandy
Hook. Johnson. who was in the cm-
ploy of the Boston Bridge (‘oiiiptiiiy,
engaged in rebuilding a bridgi- across
the Hoosntoulc river at this point. rc-
turncd from Boston liu-tt night and is
supposed to have been rtiii down by a
train while walking along lilt‘ trucks
toward his boarding plus-c.
STOP THAT COLD
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 24.—~~'l‘llc unuua“
ilrand'Dictator, Robert ll. Stoddard .
sistnnt Dictator M. W. Stcbbliis. llurt .
tlic.
a“
a: ,. anus
Konliody‘i Favorite liém‘édy.
it to on wot-yd: dccurrenoo for men
on! month an to and any that Dr.
David Kounody'o Favorite Rem.
ldy bu outed them after the belt phy-
kiln. have made utter flilut‘ol. 'l‘lis
‘ " ' most remarkable
gates have been in
Kidney. .iver.
fliaddor Ind Uri-
. my Diseases.
Rheumatism
and Constipa-
. ti’on. litany
rattle say they
‘ ovo been our-
, - of pain in
thoamoliof the
book. of ire-
quont desire to
. \urinotemi pain
__‘...in passingwat-
or. Others any that
their urine no on er
\‘stnins linen, and! at
here is no sediment or cloudy condition
it tho bottom of the vessel after their
wine has Itood 24 hours. Still other
tuiiercrs will be glad to know that this
nest. medicine can be had at druggmts
'or St obott'le. One bottle \vill cure
irdiuary cases. while in severe cases it
a sometimes nocessar to take more.
SAMPLE BOTrL FREE.—-—lf on
will: to test. Favorite Remedy be are
iuying it. send Bout full postoflice ad-
iross to the Dr. avid Kennedy Corpo-
‘otion. Readout. N. Y.. and pies/run
Mi: yin/tar. We will then mail you a
iomple bottle free. as well as Circulars
reader can depend on tho nuioeness
if thililberil odor. and Al who suffer
from any of the diseases mentioned
above. oo ciolly those whose troubles
no coast cred chronic. should take ad-
"stage of it at once.
treesampie Battles at n. u. Plalsted's
PARTRIDGES WERE DRUNK.
O m--..
“a Coma Cope Berries Which Ran.
derod Them Helpless.
l'l.AlN\'ll.i.E. ()ct. illw-Ulczil linu-
crs who were trailing the woods near
it“ Methodist Camp Ground about two
nllcs west of l’lalnviilc yesterday cup-
uroil fivc llvt- partridgca that \vorc
logging (tmuutl in an intoxicated con~
.lition anti fell on cosy prey.
investigation showed that ”10 birds
'ind bot-ii fccding on a cluster of rope
iicrrlcs that grow in abundance near-
by. The berries are unusually powm‘ful
tilltl~lll(‘ result on the partridges was
tlccidcdiy noticeable.
Surinlscs are being made as to tho
rcstili ii dinner of these birds would
have on the dilicru.
MW
SICK HEADACHE.
~|nrgcly a woman's coulplninlwls
chiefly cannon-by indigestion, consti-
pation and torpld llvcr. You can pro
rent it by taking a dose of Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite chicdy. once ev-
cry few days immediately aflcr a meal.
i’lcasnnt to tho Itiiiilt.‘ No nausea
'ir grlping. Write Dr. David Kennedy's
Sons. ill iidotit. N. Y.. for a free stilli-
tile bottle. Large bottles. $1.00. nll
drngglsis. "
it roe Sample Bottles of R. H. Plalsted‘s
SENTENCEDTFOR MANSLAUGH-
i ER.
NEW‘. HA EN». Oct. 2i.-(lulscppc
(li'sicdl. “tilt" Why ltniitin accused of
murder in the first degree. pleaded
ullty to the charge of manslaughter
II the Superior Court yesterday and
was sentenced to front fivc to ten
years in stoic. prison.
DANGER FROM THE PLAGUE.
There's grnvo danger from the
plague. of Coughs and Colds that are
or it may result in Pneumonia. lira-
ziilan Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
10, 25. 50c and ”.00 bottles. The Clif’
ford. Baxter‘s and I’lulsted's. "
iNOlCTMENTS AGAlNST NEBRAS-
KA COAL MEN.
OMAHA. Nob. Oct. 21.» A
“will!“ thirty (‘Ulli dcnlors. iiirulbors
of the ()iiintlin Coal Exchange. on (‘illll'~
glut of violating lilo linilll‘lliil laws.
The names of illiltw indicted are with
a.“ ..-.. .
”4......
the sun
The Wooing’ of Woman
Beghn in the Garden of Eden and'has
been going on with all its delicious con’
sequences ever since.
point of a woman's life, the houri
it is the
really begins to shine.
Be she savage or civilized it is the
dawning of the great light For which every
woman longs.
world in ever clinic hits one its wooin
is the most ascinating that can be told
the children of men and women.
Read "The Wooing of Woman,"
by Katherine Leditie in the November
~ ' Number
The stor
of our new magazine—-
:cilntutcs \vhi-ro coughs and colds pro-
‘prcvcnts Pneumonia, cures La Grippe.
grand :iIth‘iit wonderful relief in Asthma l‘md
jury hero yesterday foniid ltidlctmcnts illay Fever and makes
iNorwalk. and E. P. Wood's. Norwalk.
ltlrug storotl. Trial bottle free.
it which
O
of how the
so prevalent, unless you take Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion. Coughs and Colds. Mrs, Geo.
Walls. of Forest City. Mo. writes:
"it's a (lollacnd to pooplc living in
roll. 1 find it quickly ends them. It
wcak lungs
strong enough to ward off Consump-
tion. (‘ought and Colds. 50c and 3].
Contribution by F. ll. Baxter’s South
0.
—-—
....s_.._. _...
. .. -
starting
It
.615";
s
10 cents a Copy
rue RRANK A. honour 00.. Now yogi, ’3
Now on sale at an Newséstands ~
$1.00 a Year *
it»
when Cumdhy an... i
giving full directions for its use. Every i
“cease
Four. Mon Flooded Guilty to Deiraud-
inn Woodmen of World of $1.000.
WA'i‘ERBllRY. Oct. 23.~-'l‘ho so—cal-
led graveyard - C(llllliil'ilfiy cases of
Patrick ll. Mcchrnitn. Louis Strauss.
Martin Bionliy and Dr. James A. (ira-
dy. who were charged with atloiiipting
to defraud the Woodmen of the World
out of “.000. came to an end in tho
Superior Court to-duy..whcn nll thr.
nicn pleaded guilty. On the recom-
mendation of State Attorney Kellogg.
Judge Case sentenced Strauss to one
year in jail and imposed fines of $500
on Mcchrnnn and slim each on Dr.
(irady and Brdphy. '
i llr. Grady held out, until the lust.‘
and when he entered the court ronni
to-dny it was understood that he would
not plead guilty. ilc changed his
numb, however. before Attorney Kcl-
log'g address the court.
l The charges on which the four men
were indicted grew out of the death
of Frank Reynolds on November 20.
that. lit‘ had been insured in tho
tWoodmcu of the World shortly before i
his death and it was alleged that. the
[four men conspired to fit'fl‘llllfl the or-
der in that they iill had a hand in the i
admission and examination of lley-'
holds. who was a rousuiiiptlvc.
l The case had been postponed from
time to time an account of the illness
of onc or two of the defendants. From
the outset Dr. Grady insisted flint lilt‘
luau whom he examined as Reynolds
was in no sense Reynolds at all, being
entirely of different description. ‘l‘hut
there was fraud in the examination
of the supposed Reynolds and the pny- l
ment of benefit money on his death by '
those contracted with camp Yates.
which was involved in the disclosure
was established today when the four ’
defendants consented to plead guilty‘
and be dealt with without a trial.
True and tried friends of the family
-l)cWilt's Little Early Risers. Best
for results and best to take. Depen-,‘
dablc little pills. They do not gripe
or sickcn. Sold by The Clifford Phar.
mncy. ”
WANTED TO SELL VOTES TO EX-|
SENATOR M'NEIL.
BRIDGEI’ORT. ()cl. 23.——.\I. '1‘. Gray
of this city said to be demented. was
ill‘l't'slctl yosli-rtiny on a charge of of-
fering to soil his vote. (’lrny. it is said.
entered the oillcc of Bit-Senator Ar~
t'llllllllil lift-Neil and :ipt'onclilug Archi~
bald flit-Neil. .lr.. asked him for money.
promising to obtain a number of votes
for his father who is candidate for
slutt- senator on the democratic ll(‘-
kot. lit: l'lillit‘tl ho.- had control of six
votes.
.\lr. (tray was nrrcstt-d but later in
tho day wus released in the custody
of his son. Attorney .i. l’. Gray. upon
the order of Prosecuting Attorney .l. S.
i’ullninii. who believes hint to be ir-
rospouslblc.
The arrest following closely the tin-
noouccnn Ill by Senator Allan W. Paige.
of his Offer of smut reward for the
first conviction in his tllatritt. under
the corrupt practices not and $200 for
each subsequent conviction. has arous-
cd considerable interest and there is
much illscusslon as to whether this
case will fall within the definition of
Senator Paige‘s offer.
HOW‘S THIS?
We. offer Otto Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catnrrli that can-
not be cured by llnll’s Cauii'rh Caro.
l“, .l. CHENEY & (70.. Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned. have known I".
J. Cheney for the last if» yours. and
believe liltu perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Drugglsts, Toledo. 0.
Hall's Catarrh Care is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials scnt free. Price 75
cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug~
gists.
Tske‘Hall's Family Pills for consti-
pation. ”
KILLED BY A COMPANION.
MIDDLEOWN, October 23.~—Mlclluci
London, the iWiilvc your old boy who
was shot ill the face by a revolver in
the hands of lils friend. Lotus Shap-
iro. last Saturday. tiled in Mlddlcsex
Hospital today. Shapiro was taken
liilo custody on the day after the
shooting and was released on a bond.
The death of London has been report-
I'll to the coroner. who is making an.
investigation into the case. The two
boys were shooting it revolver when
the urcidonl occurred and it in said
that Shapiro pulled tho trigger as
London was looking into the muzzle.
in ilil' belief flint thi-rt- woro no more
cartridges in the weapon.
A CARD.
This Is to certify that all drugglsts
are authorized to refund your money if
Foley's Honey and TM falls to cure
your cough or cold. it stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from it cold. Cures
in grlppe cough and prevents pneumo-
nia and consumption. Contains no on-
lnlcs. Tho genuine is in a yellow pack-
age. Refuse substitutes. Pialslsd's
Drug Store and The Clifford Plinr
iiiacy. "
FIGHTING THE snowu TAIL
MOTH.
DURHAM. N. il.. Oct. 28.-—"lf al-
lowed to go unchecked the brown tall
..,_*__,M_ ,W W.
u. .
. F
‘r “Mimi“
.
‘Hl vtw‘.
.\ .t ‘
which holds the best butter in the world-G6LD
MEDAL CREAMERY BUTTER. You should try a
package. If you never ate it. you have some-
thing to loam about butter. It has a flavor and
sweetness superior to other butter—everyone who
eats it says so; Of course it's mode’betm than
other butter; but the real
OLDAEPAL '
. REAMERY
t BUTTER j
is protected from taint or injury after making?
reason is that. ‘
It is packed as soon as made in the odor-'
proof and germ-proof package shown above. No
other creamer is privileged to use this odor-'
Proof package.
GOLD MEDAL CREAMERY.
BU'I‘I'ER can't lose quality—it's good when you
buy it—it‘s good when you eat it—and the last ounce
is as good as the first one.
No dust—no germs~
no ill smell about GOLD MEDAL Casamssv
BUTTEK“just wholesome sweetness and purity—i
and no added cost for the package either.
lAsk the grocer for it—it will surprise you.
I DILLON ('4 DOUGLASS. ’.
New Haven and Hartford. Conn.‘ 1
CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK-
Ens?
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 2ll.—--'l‘lic first
ooiiferciu'c of church Sunday school
workers of the diocese of Connecticut
opened here today. the morning ses-
sion being devoted to the dismission
of Sunday school aims and methods.
Many prominent Sunday school work-
t‘l‘s are. attending lll(‘ conference. The
introductory address was delivered by
Bishop Chauncey ll. Brewster and
those who spoke at the morning ses-
sion were llcv, C P. Mills. of Massuv
chuscttu. and Rev. 1.. N. Caley. of Phil-
adolplila.
DON'T BE lMPOSED UPON.
Foley & Company. Chicago. originat-
cd Honey and 'l‘ar as u throat and
lung remedy. and on account of the
great merit and popularity of Foley‘s
Honey and TM many imitations are of~
loved for the, genuine. ’l‘licse worthless
initiations have similar sounding
names. Beware of them. The genuine
it‘olcy's iloncy tlllil 'i‘itr is in ll yellow
package. Ask for it and refuse any
substitute. it lathe best remedy for
coughs and colds. Plalstcd’s Drug
Store and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
STORM BOUND VESSELS SAIL.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 23.—~Most of
the coastwlso craft which was held in
Sound harbors for three days by the
storm got away yesterday with n. shift
of the wind, lint the lugs found a
heavy sea outside. ,
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY.
No woman no matter how regular
her 'eatures tnuy be can be. called
pretty if her complexion is bad. Orino
laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion
and clears sallow blotched comtiloxlons
by stimulating the liver and bowels.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
nnuscntc or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
name Orino and refuse to accept any
substitute. Plalsted's Drug Store not!
C.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
Hot-invades was: NOT sussrau.
TIATED.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 2i.-—Thc case
of Dr. Wolcott H. Darrow. of Gullford
charged with assault with liilcnt to
kill First Selectman Ralph 1. Parker.
of that place, was nolled in the Sn-
perior Court yesterday. State Attor-
ncy Williams stating that. the charges
were not substantiated. Dr. Darrow
ls seventy-four years old. and it was
alleged that he shot. Selectman l’ar-
key as the. result of ill feeling be-
tween them. Dr. Darrow has charge of
{the (lullford Poor llouse. where the
Iassault is supposed to have taken
‘ place.
Many a man of humane impulses.
who would not willingly harm a kitten.
is guilty of cruelty where his own
stomach is concerned. Overdriven.
overworked. when what it. needs is
something that will digest the food eat-
cn and help the stomach to rccupernte.
Something like KOIlOl For Dyspepsia
that is sold by The Clllford i‘linr-
inacy. "
COLORED MAN LOST CASE AGAIN-
ST BARBER.
lllliLXlltJPOR'l‘, Oct. 24.—.ludge Ho
ward .1. Curtis. of the Common Pleas
Court. rendered a decision yesterday
in the case of Henry J. Faulkner. co.
lorcd. who sued Thomas Solazzt. a bar-
lW. for $400 damages for refusing to
show lilni. The court held that bar-
lit'l‘l-l ( innot ho compelled by law to
shave persons they don’t desire to.
'l‘bcre's nothing so good for a sore
throat as Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Ull.
Cures it in a few hours. Relieves any
pain in any part.
NEW HAVEN DENTIST DEAD.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 24.—Dr. Frank
Curry Swift. a. well known dentist of
this city. died of heart disease yester-
day in his birth year. He had mem-
bership in a number of professional
and fraternal bodies.
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ll w boom them! i.
to r instill
:1 any half
but of your stoves or
Mflifllomi
nyl. Even thougli tho A"
furnace should in "
ludoquoto to warn thovhole houu than
and not be on cold spot if you hero I
tooth will undoubtedly repel the suin-
nior visitor from New Hampshire." in
a statement ‘ a by Pipf. E. D. Blind-i
oraon. hand ‘ the Department of En-
tomology at. the New Hampshire litato
College and entomologist at the Stilts
Experiment Station here in emphasiz-
ing the need of leglsiat on to make
nosullilc a more effective fight. against
the spread of the moth post in the
state. i
“4.4.4..
A cold is much more sadly cured
when the bowls are open. Kennedy’s
laxative ‘iloney and Tar opens the
bowels and drives the cold out of the
system in young or old. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. "'
OIDIRIAN CONVIOT! TRY TO II-
. , 'govsrnoi of: C% were tolled I d
H... .g.‘ a. a number a? s were trauma.
‘siavpntlionr on;
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mKU'I’fiK. Dionne. Oct. 23.».An atw
tempt of the“convlctii here to break
out of jail last night led to a serious
fighli dulrlng will convicts and the
subtended: in ms -
lag their escape. , , , .
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