l
HA x All A
MAAHJAA'
,IA Aitlt‘f
So; to Distinguish It Can
0: giggles—It You Meet a
tiled 99 no tint Run Away
But. Stand. Still—ePractical
Anktructlons for Dog Owners
" I I.‘ AM
Etig‘hreéilv‘rs. vtItt-Iinmiuns‘ and do"
owners ill genelul memo that hIdIop I
hobitt is oh the increase. .\III only
is the ,IIunItIeInot dogs iIIIIIIIIsing eveI yI ,
do)”, a fact which makes the llllllllli‘l'A
(Aficuscs reported more noticeable,
hinge ot‘ citses III IhtI iII-
. ’pt do, ow net] in the com-
llII It using. \(‘Vt‘l'
uses of lIIdII'lphII
. Its doling Iéhe. iIsI
Expelts IIssigIII diffelent causes;
this condition although all III-e
Veed as to the tart. One of the
Iclpul reasons is the tllshlclirintion
the persons owning dogs to put
In out of lhI-u wnI when they ex-
. lIt symptoms of this most danger—
filaease. it is sIlIlom that the
y, of.” Wrecognimd by the ownets
'..do It until they have been bitten
admitted the disease to some
"do; or some hnmlIn being
Iccrtaln unfailing symptoms
disclose the nature. of the (liti-
hich may be called to distin-
. them. dumb rumors and ‘hydro'
' let oper. in one *iorm the Imi-
initials or anything that. contest
In another his jaws on:
he dies in convulsions or
,‘other condition. ,
Il ‘tlArtitIlw "with Simon d
that Selectmen ot‘ lI‘II'IiIi'ield
ethodI of distinguishing lIIdrIr
«191“ dlflcloued to the Bridgeport
odlttthlts been It brI-Iedel of
with.» all over the United
' , t times II II for muttr
_ "h i giddy!
uld cIIIIIIII
. . l5." ‘Mr.
that anyone can detect
"l
Ht!
I. no one will ever he
‘- . moment: that.
~ ‘tlI diluted to his IIIIIIw
'll few seconds.
hy‘dr9phobio. and“titu’t 'ltt‘tter i’
*—
l .- '
about, iltIVtrl‘ lying down tor more than
in this stuge the uni»
IIIIIl seems to Cl'tin' affection. seeming
to know that he is about to need II‘II~.
~, wnlch him closely.
‘ tIIIse he will .I-IoIIII begin to emit that
' pIII-Itltur
InI-In nssisIItIII-II. At first his restless.
IIIIss may be lIIII'tily .IIIItictIIthle but i?
iIIIIIIIIsI-s and the IIIes tnhe (In It gins
53' state. if tht lt‘ is any suspition thut
the dog htts been bitten it is now thin
to shut him up whole he will do no
damage. in II fow hours the. animal
will 'start barking"und it. is this bttrk
which gives the expert It never falling
indication of the diocese. Once heard,
this noise is novel forgotten.“ is .I
soil of hIIlf bark and hit” howl IItIti
altet it is ,IIoIIIIIIenI-ed it It; continued
with very few intcrlltisslons IIIItil thtI
unimnl dies. As the disease advItlIoes
the dog will run about. in an unusual
manner.
ed and dizzy.
tort-Int. ohjmts find when he
them he will snnp all them
coming together with It noise
strikes
his juws
like
He. seems III be timed, blind-A
He will l'llll into dlf-i
......... _.....,w.~... m-.. ..._...
cur-III III shut hint up wilt-III he run»
IIIII IIIIII-h Itny liIiIIg IIIIlIIIII and audit
Itereloptnrnts. If he shows IIIIIIstAII
ni‘t’eI-tlon or is restless and 'tlllt‘li"l)'.
it he hurt the IIls~
hoIIlbntAI which is. I- sure
5Vlllllltllll.1ht‘.il is the time to ill]
him tot he Inn) Ulrll tl humnn liI'II
,Iou have any doubt Its to the syml]:
touts coll It IeietinalI surgeon“! 8
few hours he. will iIII'IIe the premises
nntl‘ltvtll run till he dies: biting every
living thing he meets.
'i‘he. popuhtr iIitItI thnt dogs are IIIIIrI
lluhle to rubles in the stImIIter or dur;
ing the period |lBlltll t‘ttlled "Ilog-Iluyt'.
is It l’ttllney The disease “is Its liIIlIle
to deItIlop ill Whiter Its all nny other
time if thele has been Iinooulntion.
Dumb rabies as they are termed is
only It variation of the disease which
may IdevelopIinto the mad snapping
howltngIrItn III IIIIy tithe. Sontethnos
in dumb Irhbtes the Jim's ot‘ the Itnltnnt
thIIt of II steel min when it is spit.ng i become locked and the tongue pm
if tied with II chain I“. will bite I“ the trndee.‘ in- this variation the. unintn
ehuin IIIIIl will gnnw ottt of a kennel,‘
oI other place of confinement ii‘ cx- ”WNW” “n“ in”
llll0l"(illlilly preCIIIIiions are not taken.
in it t’ew home; after the first sy-Inpl
torus III-III. manifested II dog suffering
from hydrophobic will leave his home
tithing I'l straight course’ heroes the
country and snapping at. everything
that. attracts his attention.
believed that n dog in this stage. is
conscious of passing events or recog-
nizes the difference. between the ob.
jet-ts he sees. He snaps at everything
add any object that is mmlng should
stand perfectly still it' at any time he
meets Ir mad dog; that it of course
it"Ithesc is no way to escape. Running
awuy uttlncts the attention of the dog
and in all plobtillillty he will follow
and bite it' their: is no other object. to
attract him. This is the time when
the mad dog does the most damage.
Evcly dog that sees him will run out
III. him as he. proclaims himself by his
bowls and evely dog that comes IIcIII
hihm will be bitten. ‘A. bite by u mad
dog means hydtophobia for man or
lienst There are. instances where the
disease. failed to develop alter a bite
by u mad dog but they are rare. A
dog in his mud career across the
country may go for twenty four hours
biting and snapping III othe'l (logo and
unimnls. SIIIIIctllIII-s they will run for
two or thIee rims and it. is easy to
imagine how many dogs could be in-
oculated with the «linense in that. time
but ltydlophobhl Inny be llunsulillt‘d
in, other wms than by being bitten by
an animal suffering “out the rabies.
The e ms of hydrophohtu will live in
the 4%?“ for months Ititcr the dis-
cued IN pent‘ ltn‘tl dog owners will not
use Ale filotsd‘h Iihnvomheld malt tinge
Sdin‘dlig‘ (til it“ dittotts‘c Will not time
.lop ! r nthtl otter It dog has been
. A; M II field trial
fist “lay 8had llsixteen
ohm Itn'vi every Ollo or
many aohmbhdh the distance although
in em {altos it. did not show ttsell.’
for several months.
III” elm MIA/or
"A jflwwit‘s
It is not '
sometimes fails to develop IInI IIthI-I
in IIoIIItIlsions
without being IIblII to bite.
WHALEY'S JOB l8 HARD TO FILL
Railroad L9olIiIIQIior Man to Run New
Y'.0rk .Divloton.
Rail-mull men more speculating todut
on .who will take the place of A. $121
Wh,aioy antiperlntendent of the New“
York division, who Its resigned. Tutor”
homes are mentioned for. the position
OnoI-ls Andrew Ross of New. Haven
at present. contempt. to Mt, Whaler
superintendent of the Air Line-North
IIIIIpIIeosdivlulonlI and a. foruIeI‘I.sIIpeI;-
intendent of t 9 New Haven Igrmtnnl.
road yesterday that Mr. Whitley Auto
quit. the service to accept it position
with another company. but no mcnttm.
was made of it‘ll; auctioneer . The com-
puny bill’s not Item out the cirI‘IItiats utt-
nounclng the change as yet and it ap
poem that the New l‘oI-it- division the
.‘mout inipOrtnnt on the road is or plain
,ent without a permanent head. .
Mr. «Whaler was regarded as one of
the best railroad man .im the sérvloé
New York division. it 1
~postlion that man are use“
ed to higher poslubnu In In ,
because the: men who knotve the It
York Iona known the entire {yti
aria .is onnehl‘e at bat. ‘
.tlbn‘. Itrhe preset. Idenern.
dent of the cotnptmy wasét ‘
the head of the Nitw York til ,‘ttlnn
other elmlierI ,
rod in the,
in the ,
dogs. ,.
,spteinl rI-IpreseIItIItire throughout the
and the other is William H. Dnnlels. ,
it was om 'ully given out by the ,
when he was laced in Itherge, or the,
,1) print this“
greatesi sir I: utilize Matti.- Milli. bill!i ’I .
bluamn are
now tilt
orally most powettul
"9 ”mm . IwIIAhW
CHANGE lN MANAGEMENT. A
With ”It looting of the business of:
tilt _S[ll‘ll',\ & liiItI-ltiIIIIIII pIIIIIitIIII
stump (.‘Itlllllillly i'rom llIInlI street to‘
Iht- l'tlppIIII'IIIII liinek in Milli: Hil‘wIl,
there has (out It III-ntrultgeltenl ol'
the Innnngenlthlk 'l‘he Stnmiorrl
“such in non I-I'hnge of Iih'illlnm
”M. ('II.\ who has ('tllllt' t'rIIIII "hllutlel
ltghit wlIIlII lIII II I-IItIsideIIIhle III-.Iiod
he looked him the inlet ests of his
ilIII subsequlut to IIItiIIII for it us
United Statics. Besides stlperl‘ntentlillr.
the SIIIIIIlorII :ItIIII, Ml". Cox will look
IIftII the (lull in South Notw‘zllk. in_
Ilddition to II. gout IIIi (AVNSL, Iltt of oth-
er contiguous ter‘IIitoIv He will reside
in Sitttttt'orri.~-» SIIIIIlt'tIrIl Advocate.
, DESPERATE REMEDY.
" The “133 to ItIIII II ,II'itl III being love-
sick woyet It “lull in III let heI llllll‘r)
ltitlt —«\‘I-II YIII h PI res
:—
w-..“ ..I .. 73mm.
A [IOUID 0019 Ililllll:
lAXATllE Allllllill SYRUP
§ I, IIIIIIIIII
\‘nfiltvni’ij ~ I
‘3. fifingzgqf
-‘ i.» "I.
YW- It...
4‘ ”:qu some. I. I. M E". .-
"A Cold or o' Cough neeriy ulweye pro-
dune: censilp:tion—-thé water all runs to the
eyes. nose sud throit instead oi passing out
91 the system through the liver and kidneya. I
For the want oi moisture the bowels become
dryend h."IIrd , h cum
ore oottatipcttngI , _ #33939 fillinlil
Opiates. Keane y ~ 9 Honey on
Tar moves the bowels. doutdmno Opiates.
' . . Iii I"
”A” IIIIIIIIIIIIIAZA”
’advnncod siege" of null: rpphlr“ ,
09in" WWWMA 'l‘t'tr stops the trough politic. bull they. he, NAMIM o trneo ion 9
ltud ‘hnllls Aim lltngu and [II'IWIIIIIII MIN-oi ti. . . . loom
All
.1
Instill
PROF. WiNT’Ohl GETS IMPORTANT”
B'IERTH BY PURE FOOD LAW.
to;
Agricultural Station's Head Goes
Chicago’: Laboratory.
NPhofcssm A l.. Wintcll,thepreset.1t
hem! of theI Connecticut
Experiment Station on Huntingtolm
sheet. New Haven. will leave that-
ciny MIty,iirst and go to Chicuuoi
\\‘-0IIIII he. will take. charge oi" the
Pore Food lnbrutory which is to be es.
IIIblishIId there IIIIIleI the ptmisions
of the Pure lI‘Ood law recently passed.
The low provided that lthrIItories
for the, purpose of conducting experi-
ments to determine the. purity and
chemical composition of foods should
be established in different parts of
the linitcd States. The two largest
will be III Cllicngo and New Yotk
These will work in cooperation with
the main htbrntory at Washington andi
the snbsidinly ones in some of th I
larger cities. I About ten chemists will
he employed so the station in Chi-
cago and Prof Winton will full charge
of the work there: . -
THE RICHEST .MAN
, WORLD. ,
’l‘lte richest man in the world can
not have his kidneys replaced nor “to
without them, so it, is important not to
neglect these orgnnu. it Foley’s Kid-
nev Cure is taken at the first sign of
dunger the symptoms 'wlil disappear
and yourl health will be restored as it
strengthens and builds up these or-
gans as nothing else will. Oscar Bou—
man, Lebanon, KyI. writes: “I’ha‘Vc
.used Foley's Kidney Cute and take
great pleasure in stating it cured me
permanently of kidney disease, which
certainly would have lyou! the my life "
Platsted' sprug filo [and Clifford
Pharmacy. - ”I
ROSEDALE AND JOHN SYLVES
YER GO TO IMMESTOWN
'lltt! IIttIIltller Rosetlnlu will he ptlt ill
commission this summer us an excur-
sion steamer éiil'rylli'g pesScngIII‘s' to
the Jamestown Expfieitlon from ports
in that. section. The Rosednio with,
the John syivdstér another stumped.
ler which has been tied up in Bridge
port all winter, left yesterday for New
York Where they will be dry docked
for an or hauling of their hulls.
n of the work both
It owned W MAMA“:
Iwill proceed to
IN THE
voosels which
Wood. And "i took treatment with
"II III
toltn roenlltt from II cold Ruttuie IIIIlI
. IItiitltIIn.
Cll'ltortl
Pthlniede Drug titers Ittul.
” .
Sprmg Suits.
weer cloth
better fittit
nintmtl It. to null it illllitfl‘lld
titulitllll
I III,
The proof is, varsity Sluts ere
greater numbers than any other one make
Let. us prove to you the supertonty of
Varsity Spring Suits new.
the new models in 111er than a. score of
-new fobrtcs.
Varsity, sure, if you buy one 110
Your next;
LL
A
STOKES'S DIFFERENT.
AWaite island Seawall Proposition Stilt
Before the Legislature. .
The senwnll bills which were reject-
by the General Aseem~
.m- Iculmr,” . lily Included all the reoiutions relating
to the Stamford shore front with the
' exception of White island which is oil,
is owned by -
edI Tuesday
Wltllack's Point, and
James (Arnhem Phelps Stokes. ltlr
tStokes petitioned for permission to
build It senwnll around the island.
'l‘lII,I committee has his petition unch
nritisemeut Iet Its it is considered to
be itiiit‘ercnt. from the-petitions which
were. noted upon Itufavorably.
Stokes intendsto use his island Its an
outing place for children from ._ the
tenement: districts in New 'York. This
fuel was dwelt ttpon at. some length
lIefI'IIe the committee. when a hearing
tIuII held in Mr. Stokes‘s attorney.
Judge 'A.‘ McClellan Mnthewuon . of
New Haven.
set. that they do not see any reason
tot making an exception for Mr. Stokes
III tllly‘ one else. They maintain that
there is utnplonuthorltv now: Iffll any
one to build a seanll The joker in
these special bills for senwnlls lies in
the innocent little infinitive “to be.’
They gite private. title to all- the
bearh retinlmed or "to be Iecllnmed.
’lhII plain English ofI it is that these
Ian-culled scIth'til grants simply give
the. ,hcttch to private Impersl ,
There is more Chianti in this Inc-
tion of the country than. all other dis»
eases put together. and tin .
few years was unopened, to, torture»
hie. For It you many} oI‘IrII doctors
prm Iounccd it II local diocese and
pro cribed tonal, Immune and by con
sinully falling IdltIlim wtth local trout
I'uent pronounced it incurable Science
hits ptoven ontdrrh" to bit' It: constitn
tionhi disease and therefore requires
constitutlmutl‘ renttn'cntu. Iinll’ti
IIII-‘r‘ll Ctiro manufactured ’by In
('htnley $061. ’l‘olcdo. Ohio; All the
only, constitutional cure on the min-
hot. it; is taken internally in doses
front 10 drops to’ a too-poontul ,Ilt‘
directly on the bleed and Inuootleettr. ‘
They otter one I, I
hundred dollars Mlhuy one is full. tot
faces of the system.
Stand for cit-outta and testimon-
Aw, I, I,I.'A,
cure‘.
telan
ledol Ohio.
slim by Druggiets 75s.. I .IzIII
he Halls Family Pills ft)
III‘I" III»
MIA!
of .150 ghdetnnt street. ”will!
flirted without.
lowed the hunt
lIi‘IIIiIIIIIh
early today ih’iitttl
hominid. II“-
I, .eO
hug—more graceful in
98‘, better hollowed, better ,~ . ;,
ed, than any other clothmg .5191: can my
Mn.
Those who have been op- I
posing screw-ails on general principles.‘
., theta good taste decrees 1n style and,
010th ye}; will find in our showing of '
All yen do is to choose
according to your Annoy? We’ll take care (If
the fit and the clothes
omselves will
gold, In.
IIO,
Choose from
Suit Will be at
new ,I7 I: 'III
APPEALS TO PRESBYTERYI-
Woman Suspended From Connecticut
Church Anita for a Trial. ‘” II
Yesterday 5 session or the Weslciles-
tor Presbyterydn' sellslotfln Yonkers.
net/cloned two lively' diliputee.’ 'IGFIII'I
wos on the transfer oi ‘tl Ini’nlsiter trout
Bridgeport to’ Her-.t‘ord and the other
was‘on an appeal oi a woman Incin-
b- r of‘thrI' sound Beach, Conn. Choich
t‘I Jill II decision of the chmch session
suspendinw. ' .er. I. « .
'llIII rose. of Mrs. Elitn J Cunning-
hour It communieant and Sunday
School teachcrln the SOUlld‘”BcflOll.
Court. Church, who had been suspend-
ed from membership by the church
session. was upon" an aphilcutimr to
have the sentence of suspension an-
pulled It was said that no tI'nInal
charges had been served on her and
she had not had a fair‘ trial. '
It. was finally resolved that the sta-
tus oi’ the woman was the same as, be
fore the suspension and the assume
or the chhutj'ht was was notified to it”
need against liet‘I' in regular legal
forte.
The matter of trouble in the c
at; Bridgeport was the stlb'j'ect or’n‘ T8-
port: by the comhfirnhemw Indemnit-
Home The more Mr: Davenport had
been pastor
thirty years. .
unpopular-I.- Hemocentedla _
miter. church IIwort: in IHIirtE
is now otllcintlnlg
ol' the con; ridgeport
Church oitende‘ti to him It cell to‘ttome
‘ ti'ge micmfytwemmp-
. The Insured were
no? 3-. The commit-
“01'8“!!on the cull.
Address: F. J CHENEY &CO., To- Wit
Normtlh tl‘
long ”commit
t'lwor lhonttl
the in
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