j Asks lilo Presldtn
investigation Into
of Truth:
moron. Jan. 28.—Tfle inde-
”do! manufacturers from
.Wa are besieging the White
snort to have an investl
lvenia delegation, which
lilo a number of Independent
I tires from other sections of
. titty, declared that the Dupon‘
and other powder manufactu‘n
,istn’bllshmcnts that control the
. ta, for. smokeless powder submit-
. to the government's last propo
This bid was 60 cents a pound
e delegation declare that the
easily can be made for at
Broaden Roosevelt referred
his indignant callers to the War and
Y7 Departments. and also suggest
-that‘. if they believed they had
proof that a conspiracy existed, ilIcI
ht the matter up with Attorney Gen-
alibi ‘Bonsparto.
ill-353:0” will have to wait for the
ion of the government uppruiscrs‘
statue until the next session of Con
gross. Owing to objections piloted by
Bonltor Lodge. Secretary Show this
week witbtllcw his acceptance of the
‘ site offered by the Boston Consolidat
ed Gas Company. in September the
Secretary purchased this site for $250-
000.1tlhieh he declares is udmitlcdlI
I 350.000 belowI the market value of the
(PWIYI it is the only suitable in
clflon that can be procured in Boston
to permit of the erection of a building
within the Congressional a'ppropIiII
ti’ot‘t of 8900, 000. Under Senator bod
. ge’l: objection, thI.I negotiations have
,’ been set aside and Boston must wait.
_ Chairman Bolton,0f1hc House,I CourI
mitten Ion Rivers and iiul'sbor last
week, lifted the flood gate, and mum
ling onto the floor came the greatest
apploprlatlon bill ovcr presented in
-« , the’ American Congress for the dew-
‘ taproot of the nation‘s waterways.
.Prolln ly no bill of the present ses-
Sign has roccivcd such exhaustive and
Searching attention as this measure.
The country at Intgc recognizes that
if illepresent pI'ospIIrIIy is to continue
- the waterways must bcdcvclopcd to
provide it new moons of tI'Iunspmintion
for It has been shown pluiuly and
painfully :‘lhtli tho commerce of the
“.Ufiibed States has i'-ttI (illlHilIDlltiI lllt
ilronds' capncilv to bundle it. 'l‘lIIII ‘t‘
certain to be much aclnonious tic-I
over the pursuin- III IltI bill, for
, noon that a Inst number of ms-
to out! enterprises believe tth
I should be recognized more generously.
' Thii will lend to a rapid ('Ioss- fire of
. debate. but it is motully ('Icttain that
it‘ will not in any sense itnpel'll the
‘passege of the measute, because of
, the general recognition that the sub.
" loci: requires a broad and patliotic (Ion-
duration if the nation's livels and
have as a whole ale to be steadily
ltered. Congressman Joseph E Rans-
ll of Louisiana, as president of t e
National Rivers and HarIbms Co -
press. has labored for years to ob
. till! for waterways improvement the
omltion, its importance demands.
a wasp I his colleagues are extend-
ing their chesrty congratulations on
e attenfiIof the present bill. M’r.
Raustlcll ‘declares, however, that the
National Rivers and Harbors Con-
- gross willfinot relax its efforts nor mo-
dify its dotnands that an annual appIo~
i‘ation of not less than 850, 000 000
be made to carry on this gloat work
hat is of such vital importance to
a business interests oi the entire
nator» Alice, of Delaware, proved
elf no mean politician last week.
rm will expire on Mnrcll‘ -‘I,Id ut-
V hlch he will return to private
lie. His bt'.othcr Douglass C Allec.
‘ , tmaster at Dover, and the office
(I of the best. at the disposition
the Federal government. Postmaster
Allen's term expltcs March 10 and
friends of Senator-elect Richard-
‘ ’whose home town is Dover lmd
‘ ted to seize on this appointment
as. One of their own particular prizes
, tor Alice, however. last week
.~ e a quiet trip to the White House
With the result that the President no-
nated Postmaster Allee for another
of four years. By dint of some
ry up" missionary work with the
tomco committee and his friends
idle the Itddiplomatic, ungcntlc-
. and altogether nsinluo action
pvernor chttcullsm of Jamaica,
squely declining the assistance
Dsiguliilil to
was. vas nsssn eowssos
i
There are three critical stages in a
woman's life which leave their mark
in her career. The first of these stages
is womanhood. or the change from a
cure free girl to budding woman hood
The second is motber,hood and the
third is Change of Life.
Perils surround each of these stages.
and most of the misery that comes
to women through ill health dates
from one or another of these im-
portant crises.
Women should remember that Lydia
B. Plukhstn's Vegetable Compound
mode from native roots and herbs has
carried thousands of young girls over
the critical period of puberty. has
repercd mothers for childbirth. and
I: later years carried them safely
thtIou it the change of life more suc~
cough l_v than any other remedy in
the world Thousands of testimonials
from grateful crsons, two of which
are here pnblis oIi. substantiate this
hot. beyond' contradiction.
Mrs. George Walters of Woodlswn.
Ill. writes. ' i
Dear Mrs i'inkbsmz— .
“I feel it III duty to tell you of the good
Lydia E. Pitt Item's Vegetable Com IIIId
blistlons me in preparing for chll i.rtli
After suffering and losing my (hildren II
friend advised me to tI' y your valuable me-
(li(-.ine and the result. was that llutd very
‘ littlointonvenionm, aquiclt memory and
l
l
During its long record of more than thirty yearslts Ion
actual cures. entitles Lydia E. Pinkham’ a V0
[the respect and confidence of every fair mind
I Lydia E. Pinkllam's Vegetable Compound Males Sick Womtén Well.
I
A...
'keu Icsldcnts of Kingston. bus stllrcd
Ittp thc C()llllll,\, it has bet-n IchIiIctl
'llcle \Illh tlIc ltttcntlon, (Ir, luck of
attention, that it deserves ill fact.
[the l.IlIIit(d States Govcrnment has
given to tho world llli (Ixumplc of lung
iilllnllllllv Ill Icittsing to lllfllii‘ ml in
~I‘tctnutlonul (Iucsfiun out of this Ilit'cct
Itifrout to its Nttvv. So for Its tlItI
. \duliuisltation is conccrncd, tllc incl
tltInl ls t'.,losc(l although, l'.cnlly it
gtIoIcr was I'Iogatlictl in thc light of :III
iiIIcitlcnt. if atIItlIing. the British re-
IIIt-sclttltilvcs III ”to capital fccl tllc
{indignity for more than the govcrn-
ment of the Unitctl States.
The disastrous t'csulis accompany-
ing tho floods Ill the Ohio Valley have
caused genuine concct'n here in Wash-
ington. it is rccoguizcd thut tlIII cut-
ting of tho forests has had much to
do with tho ntlnttIIl recurrence (If the
floods, and It careful study (If condi-
tiotls is being made in the hope that
Isotnc mclms n’iilyvlli‘ found to prcvcnt
thctu. To this end, it is probable that
the principal engineers in theI country
may be asked to submit ideas. While
no steps yet have been taken, it is llll-
(lerstood tlIut W. G. McAdoo'oi New
York. who conceived and sttpcrintcnd
ed the construction of the great tunncl
under the Hudson River, will be uln-
ong those asked to submit an opinion.‘
it is likely that Mr. McAdoo will be.
able to make a prompt report, for he
is at present at the Homestead llotcl,
in Hot Springs. Vu.. where he is tak-
ing the mineral baths in an effort to
recover his health, which is not alto-
gether satisfactory. He is reported
to be making rapid strides to a reco-
very, however. and it is probable that
he will stop here on his way back to
New York for a conference with the
proper authorities. The immense loss
in lives and money chargeable to
those fillnlllll floods has stirred the Atl-
miulstretion to the necessliy for tak-
ing some decisive action.
Tile passage by the House of tmI
Diplomatic Appropriations Bill last
week gave opportunity for the discus-
sion of general politics, but this dis
cussiou did not in any way hamper
lites ozone: WALTERS
unhealthy a child as can befound anywheri
LydlaE Pinkhntn's Vegombl Compound
is II blessing to all expectant. ers.
lifts. Elva Berber E lrdtl. of
Guillemot, Wash, write
Dear XIII. Pinkhsmz—
“l Ivsntto tell you how Ln
E. Pink-
ham I egctoble Compound Ilrrlrd Ins
through the critical per 0d of Change of
Life without. any trouble w ton-II, also
cured mg of u very severe fc weskucst,
i cannot say enough in praise what your
medicine has done for me. " ‘3
\i'lIsiilIydin E. Pinkhnm' ”Vegetable
Compound did for Mrs. \’ ltcrs and
Mrs. EdthIIls it will do to other wo-
men In their condition. glory suf-
fering woman in the [in II States
is asked to nccc t. the following in-
vitation. it. is Il'ee. will bring you
health and may save your life,
Mrs. Pinklsu' s Invitation to Women.
Women suffering from any form of
female weakness are iiwilcti to
promptly communicate ' 'th Mrs.
i’inkhom. ntl. vnn.‘ Mass. I rotn the
symptoms given, the tIoub c may be
located and the quickest and surest
\\ sy of recovery advised. ‘t.)utof IIer
vast; volume of experience in treating
Ifctnuloiils Mrs. i’inkhstng, robalIlI
has the very knowledge tIIIt uili
help your case. ilcr advldb is flea
and helpful. III
list of
and to
table Cont
person. .
‘ i
Illfl‘. as Iihls organization is? composed
of the iltost. IIIolnincut tlm' tincture-rs
and merchants of t be con I'y, its re
quest is bound to (Ialry wei ht. ThenI
also are distinct indication, that otb
let Iocullllllclldutious of thl National
Convention will be; follow '1 by the
present IItlltIitIistI'uiiotl (‘ii If among
those is an curses 't rctIIt,’ for tunn-
sanity Ill tiIc iltlllllllg of l 's IIIII'IIIrn-
lug business coIItllIlons.u “ csprciab
lit;
ly the pussugc of .unllm dawn for
imotcctlou against conflicting and till
.
‘thc control (If cotI'poIIItio and theft
think Ic'IislztllIIll Illlttlcd y thtl Illi-
IIIIlI' HIIIIII ltglsluttlrcs. “'l‘l so to
commcndntlons have lIci-lgtbnm ted up
by the stutcftlcut ihut llll (II existing
Icconolnic conditions the Hillel] States
is compelled. boostme of iii high wu-
gts puid to lttbol and the iucrcuscd
cost of raw Iutltcriul to put'iuto force
the strictest economies insproductiou
if the goods of 'this country are to
common: sltcccssf'llly in thc foreign
llIut'kcls. it is I (ogtlilcd‘bcrc that
United States I auuiItctut't-Irs and
business men on oi succbssfully en-
its foreign llllil'k s with their goods
if valiant. and u hluking legislation
is'to disturb coml ions In home. it has
been only throng chonomlcs of pro
dttction. that the' tilted States bus
been able to build up Its .cxport Iradc
Ito approximately .‘31. 800. 000 000 n vcur,
and it is reallzcdhhst it" this node is
shaken by unwise‘luws, the effect will
be felt disastrousiy by every class of
the people ForEthis reason. the Ad-
|Iillnistmtiou s guns are lt‘ulllcd on po-
llticul chel'latanis'm and It would seem
that the (lay of (lelttngogucry is done.
0n exhibition in the files of the
Civil Service Commission in It lcttet'
just received from (I New lurker w ho
tecentl) took an examnation I'm it go-
vernment. position and who lulled to
pass The circular lettet of commiso—
ration that accompanied the report
showing his entry rutlug (Ilsidenfly int
pressed the recipient with the idea
that the Commissibncls were worry-
ing over his luck of luck IIln at some
what lengthy note in rep y he urged
the Commissioners not i the down
hearted, but to look on the bright side
the measure' 5 scope. it provides 83,-
000,000 for the diplomatic, service, but.
the item of an additional $500, 000 to
provide better quarters for the coup-l
trys representatives abroad was
stricken out on a point of order III.
the struggle of the United States for,
the commercial supremacy of the
world, it is probable that in succeed-
blll will take on increasing
tancc. Strong pleas far comprehen-
stvo ”appropriations Wcrc made at the
recent session of the National Con
vention for the Extension of tho Fore
by Admiral Davis to the slide»
fan Commerce of the United States,
of things. In closing he sold:
"Be a oprenniai optlnl st. Who
know, even a Civil Set-rich Cunmiis-
sioner may be Ambassaddr Extr'am-
dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to
the Isle of Pong— bong. and Ibe served
up. rare, with hair-oil sauce iior the en-
lightment of the heathen. Thluk it over
and Join the “Don‘t Worryi'IclulI.
The Civil Service Commission has
ing sessions of Congress this especial filed the good advice away in its curio
impor- cupboard
‘.Whou tho coldwinds dry.and crack
the skin gct DcWitt's Witch lluzol
salvo. Sold by '1‘ lie Clifford Pharmacy
and The Brides Pharmacy.
a
Primjef‘tdonioe uranium
the elite! Futures of the Trip.
PARISH“. film—The French hood»
any of Sciences has received from the
Prince of Monaco I report on
chief features of his scientific catn-
palgn in the Arctic last year. Nine
nationalities were represented among
the scientists aboard the two vessels,
or iii: flog and the lion
Turkey
sludge J. U n Dennis of the gun
. I the Princess Alice and the Ovedfjord.
fin: reacting“ 0 ii“ mbefnmlllctiearli The most difficult work was the gen»?
Hy ' . ”a 1““ M: “"21 detic survey of the hitherto uuoxplor-‘
onto an ‘i it”. on ”a” ‘ ed uloutnaln region of Spitsbergen.
ternoon and to pi things. ills talk
was light and stream, and interesting
for it minted to the joys of living and
the dishes so agreeable to the palate,
including torrents and duck.
" Ducks are fine now, too.
enjoy one at this minute. "
‘Al'c you an epicule on ducks."
'1 doul pIoi'ess to be an epicure,
but i know when a duck is good and
when it is cooked well. I like them
done to a medium and not with the
blood oozing out as some alleged epi-
cures want them. A bluckhead should
be cooked sixteen minutes exactly,s
bald pate eighteen minutes cxsctly,a
red head twontv minutes and a canvas-
back twenty minutes. With all old
duck—mo matter what kind—«you want
some celery and hominy cakes, and a
bottle of good old burgundy. Any
man that wouldn't like this combinu
tion would be mighty hard to please.
i really thillk a bald pole or a red-
hcad cold at night is better than the
hot dttck. A bottle of claret would
go well with it.“
"And tot'rapin?" he was asked;
you like ’eut?" .
“Well, rather. Terrapin is the acme
of creation anti 1 think terrapln anti
not than was made on the sixth day
The odd tints.I was filled up ill making
flIIld mushrooms," /
The Essentials.
“What are the essentials for tetra-
bin?"
"Plenty of it. i like them served
in the shell, but you can't mako them
bad. 1 out not an III-tist (In terrapiu.
They should have the merest sugges-
tion of sherry and be seasoned with
butter, pepper and salt. lf thin, II
good deal of Ci‘ctlm should be pltt with
them. The best kind are ft'csh caught
mud tort-spin."
"thu is the best time Nicki terra-
nln?" .
"Any time you can get them. After
November thcy IIIy tlp food and get
fat. They should be boiled until tho
roughly done and then stewed. Celery
and Maryland biscuit belong with
them, and t'humpnguc is the piece dc
resistance as the bevctage, btlt goott
old butguudy is all right at ally time.
An old (lurkev hunted Anton Lloyd
flown in my country (III the eastern
shore used to have It song that appeal-
ed to me very much. it began this
way:——
Under the guidance of Captain Isaac
Hen, who was with Sver'dlup on the
Fruit) expedition. a party of seven
Norwegians and one Fleuchmsn cov-
ered 1,600 miles oIel' the interior gla-
ciers camping between the crevasses
without other resources than those
canted by their dog train. The pat-
Iy obtained H complete chart of the re-
gion which Is covered with gluciets,
only the summits of the mountains
showing above the ice. The meteor-
ological experiments were especially
lntetesting. Pilot balloon dispatches
ftom the Princess Alice explored the
tamosphere up to the hitherto unat-
taincd height of 90 .000 feet, The all
was so pure that the tiny bellman,
which only Ineusu three feet to di-
ametct' could be ollowed with the
eye for a distance of 12 miles During
the hydlogl'aphic Icsearches in Cross
Bay icebergs of exceptional dimen-
sions wete observed. Their citcumfet-
once was as much as 1,800 feet and
their height 90. Doctors Pot-tel and
Richard made some interesting expeti.
mettle lelatlve to the blood of Polar
animals and some obstructive land-
scenes were painted by M. Tinsytme
who worked in the interior of Spitz-
bcrgen as fur north as 80 degrees.
cutiomc CONSTIPATION cuseo.
One who suitors from chronic consti-
pation is in danger of many serious
ailments. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures chronic constipation as it
aids digestion and stimulates the liver
and bowels, restoring the natural ac-
tion pf these organs. Commence tak-
lng it today and you will feel better at
once Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nauseste or grips and is very
pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes
Plaisted' 8 Drug Store and The Clifford
’harmacy.
i could
“do
MR8. MAY PLACED ON TRIAL.
\\'ASHlNCTO.\'. .lan. 29.-—Mrs. .leu-
nip 1.. May, indicted for assault with
intent to kill was placed on trial to-
day for the shooting of Lucien Conell.
u fotlIIcr member of the. Marine Band
The shooting occurred September 27.
1905. and after iviug in a helpless con
di on until October last. Coneu died
lc of tho home of his mother in
willsiIIIt, KI According to state-
Inc-Ills made at the time. Mrs. \iuy
claimed the. shooting was the result
of Cotton I'cIIentittg slanderous stories
regarding her. Owing to the length of
time clapsing between the wounding
It
When the honeysuckle blooms and the
dogwood’s white.
Tm,“ n”, tcl'rapln bills; and the red and depth of Couch. Mrs. May could
(ll‘illlls bite. . not be held for murder or manslaugh-
. tcr.
CURED OF LUNG TROUBLE.
"it is now clevan years since i had
It narrow escape from consumption!
writes C O. NONI It leading business
mun of Kclslmwk. S. C. “i had run
down in weight to 135 pounds and
coughing was constant both my day
and by night. Finally 1 began taking
Dr. Kings New Discoery and con-
tinued this for about six months. when
my cough and lung trouble were an!
lirely go'nesnd l was restored to my
normal weight of 170 pounds " Thou-
sands of persons are healed every
year. Guaranteed at. F. H. Baxter's.
South Nortvalk. and E P. Weed' s Nor-
waik drug stores. 60c and $100. Trial
bottle free. ‘
'i‘hcn tllcvludgc cut of? n generous
(Illid of tobacco. “'l‘ltc hog." he said.
‘I‘s lllt‘ grcntost uulluul in the. world.
EVIIry part of hint bus ii (lillcrcul flu-
car: is better than tlllt of "in iilIli‘l'
tunnel !II the World
"Bcitct than it lerrapln?"
Hog, All Good.
“i don't call u terrapln an animul.
'l‘hc tcrrapin llS’l explained is n crea-
tion. But, to return to the bog: all of
ltllu is good, front his tail to his front
foot. .Chinc is It great dish. but it
doet'm‘t compart- wlth Jowl. .lowl nnd
turnip tops in the rpI'ittg can be bent
only by one thing and that is boiled
turkey. Nobodv but It Yankee or
a heathen would most ll hen turkey
ill the spring. Hell tutkeys Inc fat thI,
tore they lay and the flavor is doli-
cious. Properly cooked and served
such a dish is fit for kings and‘natlons
have gone to war for less cause."—-—
Baltimote News.
-
OFFICIALS RESIGN TO HAVE PAY
lNCREASED.
STAMFORD, Jan. 29.-For the pur-
pose of securing the increase in salary
allowed by the board of appropriation
Chief of Police William H. Brennan
and sixteen patrolmen and chief of
the Fire Department Hurry W. Parker
and sixteen firemen comprising the
paid department, resigned last night
and were immediately reappointed ‘at
the meeting (If the common council.
This action wns necessary, as the char-
ter provides that the salaries cannot
" be raised during II term of office;
KIDNEY DISEASE 0VERCOME
Solesladios are necessarily on their feet much of the time.
The same is true of many women whose houschOId duties keep
them busy from morning till night. The result is headaches.
, di..z spells. pains lathe back andofeelln ofbein utterly
tire out. 'l‘ltetrouble can often be its to the idneyl.
Bladder and Urinary 0: ans. To make “P those parts
are stiected. put some u no in a bottle and at it stand :4
hours. A sediment at the bottom is a positive sign of
Kidnc trouble. Sois frequentdeslrgtour naisiespecinlly
at on; 1:; pain in pussin water; stains on the lines,
pain In the small of the tick; inability to hold urine.
There Is no nsccsait for a doctor for either men ‘or
women in such cases. 1'. David Kennedy’s Favorite
Remedy can be taken. and relief and cure wdl follow. It
is to be found in the drug stores at the small cost of OI for
. a lot cbottlo.
AMPLB BOTTLE FREE—Send your using and
address to the Dr. David Kannada: Corporation. Readout.
N. Y,. ”mam/II Mil-II.) spa per, an a setup 10 bottle and
amphlot of valuable information will bep mailed to you I
‘ rec of char e. Favorite test will prove upon trial
0 be everything claimed for it. he publishers of ill will guarantee
bisoffcr to be strictlygcuuinc in overyeense of the wor. Don tidelly writing“.
it is undigested god” that causes
sourness and painful indigestion, Ko
do] is a solution of vegetable acids
it digests what‘you eat, and corrects
the deficiencies of digestion. - Kodol
conforms to the National Pure Food
and Drug Law. Sold here by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy.
in return II c in:
l
the .
. entirely with the limit of 85. 000~ Iend
rate the} Flight.”
Health is never so much priced as when "Ilse” Wares with
pleasure or work. When the stomach is” sick. the dkestion weak, the
nerves unstrung, the head heavy with pain. nothing guns so desirable
ass soundmmdiusbfliliwbody. Koo? 'W! Mondhowels
in goose“ until . .
and you Will rarely 1°“. a day 5 work or on mentors ‘
slckncss These ptils are a sale correctiI‘Ie and a general tonic. the good
clients of which are iclt throughout the entire body. Whenever you are
not teelutg at your best, take Beechsm 5 Pole. They relieve coutlps.
lion _Iemov,e bIlIous conditions Improve the digestion;
Create Appetite, Restore Sleep
and Bnng Back Health
I. use. stilt-"Ion directions. lino-III ls.
on
srssero LEGISLATIVE-”BILLS.
One Calls for the Abolishment of Pres-
ent Railroad Commission.
HARTFORD, Jan. 29.—Somc of the
big matter: that legislators have had
in mind. and which the state had been
waiting to hear from, showed up at:
today s sitting of the General Assem-
bly. The startling bills were those
calling for the abolition of the pres-
ent railroad commission and the cres-
tion of a new and larger one with
broader powers so as to include tele-
phone matters. the checking of so—
called lobbying in the interest of pub
lic service corporations of persons
drawing salaries from the state, and
to give communities the right of local
option on license matters. As was ex.
pected II great flood of bills was let
loose, heaping up the clerks' desks,
and making the messengers move live-
ly in gathering nadocuments
in honor of Mo inley day miniature
flags for the cost lapel were distrib-
uted to members. while not a few rep
resontativos and senators wore car-
nations , »
BILL TO iNCREASE JUSTICES.
i
Want Sixteen Superior Court Judges
Instead of Fourteen. '
HARTFORD. Jan. 29. -Amoug the
striking bills introduced in the House
was one to increase the number of Sn-
perior Court justices by two. making
the number sixteen instead; of four-
tccn, as at present. Another is in—
tended to give the grievance commit-
tee of the county has associations
greater power and enable them to send
for books and papers ,nnd.summon
witnesses in suspensiOn cases. By an-
other bill. it is proposed to. increase
the salaries of state attorneys'in New
ileum, Hartford and New London
untics front $4, 300 to $5,500 with an
increase at \l' ate rbut'y for the assist-
It state's nttoruev to 82, 500, and of
t e assistant to the assistant state at-
tumor of Now liaien to 51:500.
ZReIIIcscntotive Gunn. 01 Milford. al-
so presented a hill to make the union
l‘sbcl more effective. the pro sod lcg~
islstiou being based on the out do
cision of the court in the Ito-culled hatI
tet's‘ case. in which it ”was pointed
out that the union label on, hats did
not conclusively show that the articles
were made by union labor. The new
bill is to cmer this point The defect in
the present label law is not due to
lrgislstion. but to phraseology.
_.——-—-—-—~.——.Ju~ '
CASTOR I A
For Infants utiilltlllb
llII Kill You lint than Mill
“Mud/549%
Signature of
CUTTING THE LIMIT.
It is Proposed That the Amount Sue-
able Bo Rpis'ed. ‘
HARTFORD Jan. 30 .—-Judgc El
mole 8. Banks of Folrfleld, introduc-
ed a resolution in the House of Rep
rcselitutlves yesterday morning, strik-
log out the limit of 351000 which un-
der the present law is the largest sum
which can be collected for the death
of any person by accident. due to the
no it once of another. .
.u ‘ge Banks' resolution does away
BEWARE OF QiN‘I’MENTn FOR 6A-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely damage
the whole system when enterlug it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except an
prescriptions from reputable physi.
clans. as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hall’s Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney e
00., Toledo, 0., contains no mercury,
and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the‘system. In buying Hall's Ca-
tarrh Cure be sure you get the gen-
ui it is taken internally and made
in oledo, Ohio by F. J Cheney &
Co. Testimonials free
Sold by Druggists Pllce, 75¢ per
bottle. ,
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
potion.
WATERBURY CHILDREN BADLY
BU RNED.
WATERBURY. Jan. 80.-——I.lttlc Mut-
thcw Mahoncy, two years old. was so
badly burned ill a fire which broke out
early yesterday afternoon in the touc-
ment building at; the corner of South
Elm and Union streets that it is
thought he cannot live., The boy and
his little sister, Mary, agedfour years,
,Ivcrc left alone while Mrs Mahoucy
wont out to do some shopping Tito
children started to play with a box of
matches, setting a couch on fire the
flames from which spread to the
ciiothing. Mary. the little girl, escup~
e
pract ally places no limit on the
limb t of damages. leaving the mat-
thI t6 the discretion of the courts.
Mdihers who give their children
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup in-
variably lndoree it. Contains Honey
and ,‘l‘ar. Conforms to the Natiouai
Pure-1 Food and Drug Law. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. ,
Mrs Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
Del, says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brasilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by R. H. Pleistled. F. H. Bax-
ter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
suroesv ouvwssrsaoox Wop.
A
WESTBROOK. J. Moron
Davle, With Medice- Examiner Bow-
laud, yesterday, conducted an autopsy
on the body or A Ila Bushnell, Who
was found dead in or home, and says
that death was due to natural causes.
She died from exposure and neglect, ,
TWO BILLS BY SENATOR JUDSON.
HARTFORD, Jan. 29.-—-Scnator Jud-
son presented a bill prohibiting cout-
mlssioners or" deputy commissioners
in the employ of the state from accept
in: employment as legislative coun-
set in promoting any matters before
the general assembly. The objection
of this bill, it is claimed, is‘to tree the
capital corridors of persons in state
employ who are there in behalf of pri-
vate interests. in presenting this bill
which is entitled “An Act relating to
Legislative Agents," Senator Judson
said he hoped it would have “prayer-
ftll consideration of the senators"
Another bill by, Sosator Judson pro-
vides for the abolition of the present
railroad commission and the appoint-
tnent by the governor of another com-
mission of five members .to be .nknow
3i” a. railroad and telephone commis-
son. . ,
ONLY CURE eon ovseEPetA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of- New Castle,
Del, says: “i suft’ct'cll for years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belching; I, i tried everything i
could hear of. but. nothing bellied too
until. i took Brazilian Build. and (mo 50 lug When the ice broke and thoy found
cont. bottlo cured tuc cotnmotoly." themselves being bl wn out to soa
For solo by it. ll. ll fpd, F. ll. Iby a strong Wind. 8 colors are now
-—A lazy liver leads to chronic dr—
spcpsia and copstlpation'wweekens
the whole system, Dean's Regulate
(25 cents per box) ‘correci the liver,
I?“ up the stomach, cure constipa-
on.
t
ADRIFT ON AN ICE FLOE
RICA. Russia. Jan. 29. ~FouI-tcvu
fishermen are adrift on an ice fine in
the Gulf of ngrti“ The men wcro fishI
case gaunt: sorIrszs AT n s. Interests.
“The Proof of the Pudding b In the Eating Thereof.”
and “Memo “
‘Nailing.uncommon” id“ “II-I llama
All F Iatvor 4-44 cts
b‘gltdo , :Ilcgrgcllg‘hblsc. if be (lots. .. m ,4...“ W},
and you FREE that“. was -' BOOLMtIWthbth
I
"lugs and Many Other I
Ilnxter and The Clifford. PharnIut-v to searching for the Iflshrrmon
Make a Chocolate Mould Puddmfli‘odaynn the New Way. Make it with
i
in this i? dial it
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