» plains Bishop took thoVVstaIIt
.9, ”day the all
an tiler .l u CCrtsséI'
V 'g by Hrs Alice W. Bishop, o
Bishop's mother. Mrs. Abigail
. married John W. Crissey, tt
willing) had hr'ec chi
. lit; Crissey had two—Alice w.
, llVVlVd Psyson E. Before the. matrtagt
of; the tier couple. Miss Crissey mar-
Hod: ds Bishop. I 511011 of Mrs
, _ ' . , t.ttyVMitsa Blshm
1"“; ’ g ‘ ‘ she was lGVVF
't in u " om‘sn'
Whiloller - ’. ‘ tousteps
her' 'tIWn broihor‘s wife, and
tgrt- ~oelf~p0ssessed
shop mother -
stepfathér, was of unsound nilnd aftt-i
Bishop said th
father was mentally unsound be
on m?“
.muyropctty that
humus and he:
chi rén. _ns another evidence of uten-
int i Mduct at rett
son hclr towsI
Iz'
iohs’ ”it he had 0'
K , ,. g 300% ”er chardo- tiller. to
ii that t at led bliss ishop to doubt
the Incmai soundness of Mr. Crista-I.
out, “lie-000011100!”
”Vine Mmtlmtmtlohws Etlwln
1r WScotleld who, with ex Judge H.
Stanley Finch reopens foc- thatpropo
neat. Mitts stations“ it. was not. until
after hep mother's death that she dttv
c'~ovct anything in Mr.- many a con
duct turn led her to believe he was
not all tight mentally. t He was quite lasts
sick it inontlt lift-e,“ till. Mfg died. will
witness said he never recovered from
therein“ or: the muons :Bhov said one
of th fiist tndtttttiomi of mental in.
stabii _. tr r "Jill! decision to PM
V "9033011de or their
V .“a‘itey-lwi ere tam8 living at
Tilrn-Of-Rilglu' . that 19,1 Bishop
and her stepfather. were Mooris-
sey declared llllii each of his wife's
children 'Inust pay“; thétdhof 'meldrVVliVV
ntug extieumt is 0 pa (9
gave no rca‘nou forqihis dec slon. '
_ At the enli- of six £01323. MVlilCVVVVVVV
sey taunowmt ”new 0 p
arrangement» was through with; 1.003!
it was notygght. He thelslaliltlile Mia:
1Hi mace of pet Wee
h t’ii: household. This change.-
motif-tasted a your after watch Mr
Crissey vent mitve with his daugh-
ler rpifianilst‘ Bishop. Whenetgr
Mtsl ”twat Silt”; this said site
as Mwnydtlndso tide her once.
Sit ne’IVeVr called Mr. Crisseys atten-
"on to am shortage. - .. ,..
. Ho Talked at Meeting. ‘
Q militate cfnwolc' of Mn.
C1103! visits to‘ churches in and
ford before and after hr
0;" eut,h and his conduct It r-
lugi cit-e visits 01: one occasion at
the Nmth Coscob. church. site 83th
hetitoitl the punctuation he Was in a
7.9." happy frame of mind. and on-
joytng teltxton. He also told how
outlays” p. the was . converted all of
which isii Elation ttdnilt'tcd was not
normal-Irv very strange. Then he
said out in open meeting that the
.Vng else; that it was not (on-
tta'ete guilt llllllll' entertainments.
ottlttl dint think :1 church
0;“ I fut such partitions!
,1 :VVvlfL-lfi. n. he went gnu-1.0
r.‘service, r. I'lssév did In
1091 what he said at the meeting.
' was before the depth of the Iv-li
‘rnotliet. ; ‘
another 009010010031“qu he
Ill:L VII of his wife, MI. Ctissey gave
" VeV.to utterances at the Turnoof-
n ‘cliapel which witness said cott-
her he was not of sound mind.
' ._cmig‘rmuon' what. lg;
. lid been sick and that
person did pray 1' her, an
t itghtéi'a‘frcwlrtleuon ‘ 1.
ply. to a question from
.Hm
0000.0
elated It pet-UVr
Open meeting
VrVissey trial?“ Norma. Vto‘Vl'
nurturing which she noticodl
. .Orissey talked continually to
' She said he talked about rc-
n expound!“ til)“ some one
uni , 9 won cry “
'thve'V 00”.. “3%
VV‘w . . h ,
.. “ c - V11
”“2: Jodie Lockwood W
til 2 p. 'm. :1?” "at“
trof Miss lliuhop was
V 'toV probate of \vVhich is being
_._ll finfiym Cristian” you.
At the III huohthefigggfifi.
l
he, Sands and another sou-—
litter .isV
his ihoV
”tor t Ml to
fly affairs
0'0
3 “”83““ 1.00th round shortlit hotels 1 oclbck
off '3 to “"05”“ Shuea 9° referred in the morning by his eldest son Emil
l° I dealt? 0h"! M33903“. two make'hltl who went. .to the barn to feed his hor-
i ' ..ANOTH§fl~ LINE IQBBHT.~ «.
an aim cattle!» house than: Mirth and. I?
VVed on business principles. that};mgr
ti walk, drugglsts .
V'iiitt; Witness sat we weir not“!
turn Sands BlWfiufll-
Willi mW‘n m
his languiifi'o "i‘ms like that;
This a the month toVVV rid the .
' l systlggmw of Blood disorders ofV all
_.-ktnds, of which Rheumatism is
Wurst prgslont syh a“
V-W fist to
”w or moo lth d‘é" ~
;. have i r o heV' .
-' uric acid and other waste mat-
‘ e.- Win...“
". ‘ A weilknown authority writes '
I that the worst forms of Rheuma-
Vnoy IMIIISMIIM” dV' V
'1 W
”vented; u'r Inf in} e etircVVyésr by
an.» “my Elli”... are.
. one bigoofiomponud Syrup Sui ,
1 . . l Wes. '
V Vlocglhm til‘thxgiili thVtheVs that
these. are harmless ingredients
.. which any good prescription
'. pharmacy can supply and any-
jv' would costly mix thorn at some
. byl tshaking in a bottle.
' Int-gt patchy many of the old
,. folks that the above Inlitttre, ii .
token dining this month will ,
' add years to life tind me y‘cntv
1 many a sick and miserable day
-‘tluring'the ear.
1‘
l
I
l
» t
;’ 1-1: Milan HiVMSELF.
:iV‘Vltifit wall _‘t
. " Live Long-rt ‘ .l‘ ‘
nppat-entli f1 panning and ex
sho til 8 do Bis op iii the hits
b“ M! stilt . pertmenttng tn the one ambition of
V‘ 0800100. was "Had by Judge hlflsiile to invest it loom which would
.- M9“ '9 1"“ a "'5' some suspendet withing without
V483 Nnrtli Math street at an 981'!)
iorses found it innteiu. lighted
the w,ick picked tip a short piece of
y‘nd deliberately hanged. himself.
sea. Niedni‘ans body was cold in
death. He had evidently climbed upon
a, barrel adjusted the noose around
his neck and “stepped off. but the be
ftact thth'Nloth'nan buns. pot-tin",
suspended. his knees touching the
floor. He was 67 years of age.
The victim. of his own rash act was
last seen olive shortly before' midnight
to a Grand avenue saloon, where he
passed the evening with a number of
German friends and companions. He
had been drinking handy for seve
rat days. Threats that he. would soon
end his careet Were regatdetl its
3‘, H M‘—
There is more Caturrh in this sec-
find of life country than all other dis
eases put togetlie1.aptl until the last
:9”. soars us supposed, to be lnctiru
tile.- qra great mcay' years dbctors
pronounced it" it local disease and
prescribed local remedies, and by con
stuntly failing to cure with local tIeat-
meat, pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be a constitu-
ticnat disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall's Cn-
tarrh Cure, manufactured by I“. .l.
Chi-north? Co. Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the mar
ket it is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teaspoonful it. acts
directly. on the blood and mucous our
faces of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails to
cure Send for circulars and testimon
tam-V-
Address: F. J. CHENEY V& 00.. To
ledo Ohio.
Sold by Dru ”gist 756
Take Hall's Family Pith; for consti
Hpation . h ‘ ‘1’”
It
Tito-ouch“ Railway wPurchuoo Pomcnfo
J pug Valley Trolley.
wiltvnttsunv arm 23—4-Th8 cun-
solid} Hallway comapuy which
contsro all the trolley roads in the
state owned by the New th' it. New
Haven. and Hartfotd company. has
completed the 'p chase of the Water-
mug Valley Trolley.
company. The sale was completed on‘
Satutday afternoon. This is 3- new
company. and its sale to the New Hu-
ven.” In is taken to, )9
enigma begun in $10,010? com-
“igloo Its. rapidly saw
‘Mby‘
BITTEN BY A SPIDER.
Through blood poisoning caused by
Mo .spider hi “Minna Washington of
leg. which became a' mass of running
sores, had he not been persuaded to
four boxes lineal; the sores". ..Hesls
every rare. at F H. Baxter's,
Seamanship”; _nr remitted. N
lllol
helmet.
. that. ' .
: ”Monte heroy Vlinst ’“::V:§elti: 62:: 3“
inlLobouon Juan. 5. .1083 .fls mur-
ed Mary Elizabeth P
scendsnt of Elder Wlll
ling on an estate which
Vcd inventor out Not won to
WATERBURYI,‘ e.Coun. April 23.»-
“Wall Were “"19“ "MVP“ "ml” ”Willem 411109 tilt of _VPtllS of
ti Vests
V V breaking the web or threads. 11 feat
W “if“! I'll“ “"9“ which n hlnventm has been able to
Frederick Nicduttift of
yesterday morning broke 11110 the
:fig’figcfl h “31.?“ng 9:932:10an a, short distance from where. It?
If i‘ h ‘ 5.
H0 loved her step- Egg and in which is lion kep at
told the suicidal act is
Histamine. x‘.‘, would have lost his ‘
try'nnckicn’s Arnics Salve. He writes:
“The first application relieved, and ’1
tor, It de~‘
tart-at “a can it” .:.. ».
r
dowry. and which had been lIiV fiantnml- ‘
rupted possession of her amily since .
Spots IIIVt tits stilt. Sty: Prof.
V V'Vftl'lllttrf. ‘ t;
‘_.._' tum slit-rmV meals 11nd at bedtime.-
1 wind . t: t .. .ttencs ofstui l‘ritlu. Prof. Blseimv told
’ tiid Extract Dandelion one- .' the Academy of‘tSctesoes.
.fi , .Wnd mon- which inet Vere this weak, that "use
spots, 00‘ which are attributed every-
thin; that goon wrong on the earth,
are ere lluirl tines in that-sun.
' .the scientists.
'the subect: “The Catalysis of Sul
Iphonic ctds in Concentrated Solo
to the entertainment with it flu or en-
lion."
men in‘ titer United Stilton. -«The sea
the meeting was there-(tint of the yen.
erabto Flint.” AlexnndI-Ir' Agassiz. of Bar»
rnrd. lo'nCCBM reelection to the previ-
,dcncy of the Academy. - Prof. irit
VRemsen, of“‘.lohus Hopkins University
being named for the place.
Duringthe session fourforeigu also
ctste members were. elected. The)
weie sir James Dewar. DHSc titan.
F'Rs professor of chemistiy. Roytt
li‘nittitttto. London: Prof. A. E. Forsytlt
mathematician Cambridge. England;
David Hildreth, ninthentaticia11.(}ottln-
gen. Germany: Prof. John C. Cnplbl’ll
astronomer. Grouingen. Holland. NI
ttflcatlon of the honot contorted ttpoi
trem was sent. to each of these scion
i ate
\luclt interetwas taken by the mem-
bers of the National Academy in the
ambition of George Washington Uni-
versity to establish itself in the posi-
tion outlined for it by the first presi-
dent. after whom it iti named. No
doubt. was expressed Its to the uecesy
sit) existing fot such it lllllilllltll instig
tution of learning. and the fact that
such a movement httd not been under-
tnkett seriously before occnslonctl coin
mettt. ' The. growth of tho university
building fund. which is being raised by
public spirited citizens of. tin-District
of‘ Columbia is progressing so sails»
factmily that the university atfiiori-
ties will be in it position within the
next month to make thett appeal it
the country 'for subscriptions to an en»
dowment fund that will csablish
George Washingmt tlnivomlty safely
in the position to which it aspires.
Two Washingtonians. both of whom
are deeply interested in educational
matters and who recognize to its full-
est extent the educational advantages
held out, by the national capital. fiwm
elcCted to office. Charles D Wslcott,
former directdr of the Geological so
very and now secretaiy of the Smitheo
titan Institution. was made. vice presi-
dent. of the National Academy and Dr
_R. S. Woodward. president of the. Can
. V'neglo institution was elected to the
executive committee
‘ "dead for everything s solve is u on
rnud especidlly recommended
Pilot." That is what we say about fit-V
Witt’s carbolised Witch Hazel Salve
That is what twenty “years' of attain
by leifford Pharmacy The 1311ng
Pltll‘
IiE’l‘OWN April 2:’l.—~0rtishet'
tram two freight cars in 'l‘nttlct
ttuo flap lip g laborer received i‘I'Vthl
juries w ictt lily will result in
his 'deattt' 71in; , k u the Mid
‘HEIE Arman .,.
w‘.’ .1 helm; hilt. :- s
South Notwstlc'cit'iuns nudity; Tuuimi
and Confidently Recommend .
Z"? lbosn’Otnthinoy film. . p
it is testimony like they~ Mlowln .
that libs-twain.» Kidney Pills
so an allow moonlit“! When poo
pie right here at home raise their;
'vcico' int-silo
for.h ‘ "Iv'ltcsdz' the public statement
of it South Norwslk citizen: 1'
outs. Doormat-tub t'thntfl- first not
.my tktdneysz. were not spoil?
Theta was s heavwau
M lotus solitudet would
#1040011! ammunition froin the original [11‘
lull proprietors in the seventeenthtt
cont 1.“ He was ty y rs don‘-Vé V
eve con. I”: Vllw {81;}; ntlonnl
not ,ClngVv j _ Iotrinl
. .‘ .y, walk“ or. as- '
clfimt y
we
. r of thle school V'
. .. Ii. Hots survived . '.
. five children. one ‘
‘M tins! Itoi m attest
Elm ll" "‘ be
r . .
tom ache.i ‘
secretions
W 00le
tor- Mtlb'urn'r Coil;
”solo agents for thou
opium”. osiy III ll
WASHINGTON. April 23—May;
: one may rest easy. The failure of the
wondering moist mud 1105' film! to
11 ,et in solar space. according to the
; edule laid rim by'udioitnn as»
>tt',onomcr has alloyed public nervous
no”. Ind lib! Trot. F. H. Bigotow of
, the United States Weather Bureau,
‘ s d we r of astrophysics tit
' G - ultiiigton University, do-
flatter? that coco should have that.
sinking fasting because of the exis-
.. Pro. ill'geio statement is made
lin the course of o papovhe road to
.‘whicb scarcely can
'bo clnsstfledd’a “light summer read.
King." 11 is entitled: "A notation m
', titl- Vorttces in the Atmosphere of the
Earth and tho Snuff .l. K, Grafts. fol-
lowed Prof. Blgoiow within few hum
orous thoughts he hlil‘l' dashed. off on
other.
ttons." while Prof. Lewis Boss added
titled: “Remarks on the Sol M0
in all seriousness. however, there
has not been fat It long time such a
distinguished gathering of scientific
stone of the Academy were held in the
Smithsonian institution hill” the mom—
hers ~iitIilt' visitte‘ttovtho various Imus-
cumin and laboratories of the-govern-
nlt‘ilf’Vilfttl -of~GeIugo..Waahlngton Uni-
veritity; ‘ 'A number or them were here
for some time before the initial IIIGBI'
ingot or'ttle' Academy taking advantage
of' the rich storehousestof knowledge
toutalned' in the national capital to
complete theirrpopem. A feature oi
shit
they
has raven. Get” thctorlginai. Soldt
‘ W...»—
CRUSHED sums“ FREIGHTI:
brick yard .here this afternoon. Sebna l
“it
tum it no r ll ran through the
m N to the City Hospital where it
, « .1. hold that ho had no chance foI reco-
Sperry who is 53 years old.
one formerly confined in.- .an asylum
The couple were mar
d two ycais ago. The woman was
50 years old.
Footer Monsignor macro :ltnymond an} ccry.
"Suth Norw lt doom. says: "it w,
for the insane
‘ M
if rheumatism continues to spread
as it has in the past few years
would seem as though we would be
fore long become 0 nation of confides.
The terrible de'structivsmtsu of- this
disease is apparent, on every side of
us Almost niseaouttof ton of the
cripples one 11180“..in their Idliotlun
brunch! on bi rheumatism How manl’
thousands mote there are that are
hopelessly bed-ridden Ind whom we
ueVer see Rheumatism from the very
Return of the disease. can nevei cure
itself and if neglected is bound to
grow worse rather than bettet.
Vbr have any twinges of rheumatism
in to your drugs'lettsndget it bottle of
tic-0, the wonderful. new rheumatic
opeciflc.'
L ‘ ,ftoi‘sc'i'mo outi Toast.
Vfl‘hev are taklng pmper precautions
"or tree preservation down in South
dorwullt. The city. couucllxhas decided
o-llght the elm Iron beetle systemati-
tolly. The street department is to pur-
n, sprinkling apparatus and the
war of spraying the trees will be
g ducted on an assessment busts.
2:12; we many beautiful shade trees
I l pro iably be saved
. H‘he example is a good one. for other
unnoettcnt cities to follow.
may, for one, should take a leaf from
South Norwnlk book,
tilting measures to tight
pests which ate Itesttoitng our trees
but to ptotect wherever It Is
to tio so. the t
Whterbui'y. Certainly,
titin should not' be permitted.
l much to the beauty 0
titer'bttiy‘s topogrnphi
ulmitabli to the display of these llil-
:ut cl ornaments
in circumstances the most favoinble
the toughest ty.pe
has 11. hard time sinvlvlng the 1111-1
tloittlitles wiiichthcdge about tiee life
ally. in the modern
or; the ”‘90 play of
the true even
and plant life g
ally. Thai “00%“
the winds to loosen up the joints. so
may grow larger and stronger.
Ind they need also alternating sun-
that they may toll
White. as nature gives them. to toil,
tntl plettp awhile
.otues. its nature intended they should.
But these natural and necessary tid-
.‘nntagos the trees of the city enjoy
inly to it limited extent. _
.roqnentl) suffocated in high build-V
tags. The itee flow .of air Iurreuts is
litterfcred with."
through the night and they ate thus
given light when they should
shadow.
Still. trees may and do thrive
cities. and they might to be given
whatever advantages it may be .pos-
ilblt'. to give them.
Itjettn and clict'ftil forms of life are
lemming rare tndeon in modern cities.
There should be no wanton destruc-
clan of them and every possible means
of protecting them ought to be. taken.
heWatethttty Republican
TlV'lVE RICHESJTO. MAN
gtTho richest man in the world can
not have ltls kidneys replaced nor live
"‘3‘, .mthout them, so it is important not tot
"deglect these organs.
sy Care is taken at. the first sign of
danger the symptoms will disappear
nd yout health will be restored, new it
argument; and- .lwlldst- up thesVo
as us nothing else will.
roan. Lebanon. Ky. writes:
used Foley's Kidney Cure and take
great plenauto in stating it cured me
. nor acuity of kidney .tlisctise;. which
i
.. .. would have cost I 9 my life.” ,
‘ :Eiws Drug Store '00in
thine and shadow,
armacy.
-—..--.-—-r-~r—-—---
iNVSVVVANE PAIN-Inn encore WIFE.
BOSTON April
nine of a violent. qtntrrel John U“.
erry, a Roxbtny pnititei. shot.
led his wife Mary in their home in
V'Bbxhury today Sporty then shot him-
‘llCSli- Ho was taken
t
. Who's you used
$01.04” Sm lWQtflVVn‘V
' “Miro. satisfactory Mpills. The pills with
It Omits'tllgn. They It: "noth gripeT or
or mm m but
new hermit? it“! '1‘! -
. —-—---—-.-—-- g
. ctsvsLANo ‘J'Vg‘l liMLWAV
otnwmon’ ll sad—romat
1M sown
in Cieoland's otreot railway war, was
‘ van by the CiSVVelll'ld Electric Ratt-
‘, y Company toths fill! Ifigitym Jinn.
. my Commit! last at
”install“! the agreement” by which , ‘ _
o s ,
thé tit titttiitVVfVVii“20:190.I
cars In it part afflict, o lv‘
Ne itlyonc- tttilf of the railroad mile
9;“ 5 WWW l0 Autum-
ottce,
l W t. .
The Only Hops to Rheum-
~ to Urio-O Treatment.
It will curb you and it is the
only treatment in the world that will
are you permanently and thoroughly.
tic-0 curesnby its direct option on
the muscles. .blood and kidneys-
seeks out the poisonous title and Rhett-
mstic Acid and dtives it front the sis-
tent and it is only a tteatmont of such
it Iiatute. that will evet cute rheuma-
itsn1.t.tntnientsttnd
serve to ditte It front one gym to an
They nevet cure. rheumatism.
because it is primarily chloral discus»;
.tn‘tl until thothiood is. cleared from the
tuition It «elm, cannot take 91108.
fl‘here never was a case of rhounw
tisut that the ’Urto-O could not .0010
and you should not put off tskioctt.
You can test llric-O nee. of charge if
you wish. Just cut ottt this advertise-
ment and send it to the Smith Drug
(30.. Syracuse, N. ,
your name and the name of your drug
gin. and state that you have never
used Utic-O and would like to tty it.
They will give you free. through your
iniggist, a 75 cent bottle, which you
um test and try to your own ””8700
do". ,
plasters only
wanton desirin-
Ivlien darkness
Trees and other
if Foley's Kid
lit tint-:11 Vnurric
ills: sslppl Stimuli”:
oi Govsr'timottt interest
iDil with
and ask the mother or nurse what itis
~15.- ,
They km and my linen .
Di .0 V.‘ :V‘a :,
VII“?! 3“ VI[ “V in "d if you see a happy, cslthy blbly
n .i‘
fed upon, Lb glances ”9131M; Q "-
Walther “It is bdsihvrso'dmf'
or “We use Justfood." .
Jusifnod is the out) cial 100d
WASHINGTON, All?“ 23' —~llndei l for babies that is physics the some
the sthnulns of. government tinterost
mother 3 milk It is the anti cobalt
baby food that titres not have the ad
to water ttmsmt'tation. reports re- anion ofchf’thiI lsortlntss. “le
paired here by the Ohio Rlier BoaidV fecthI soluh
of United States. Engineers indicate
that theie. is a tentatkable tuctease' in
t‘rnillc on the Ohio and Mississippi Ri-
vet's Ascotding to these reports
more than one million titmhelti of coal
have been transported from Pittsburgh
to New Orleans within the last week.
and many of the large towing boats
have not yet been put into commit
stop. The. Iiansportatlon of cool by
mum at a cost of one-eleventh the
charges by rail. is it guaranty that
thintratllc will grow steadily. . .
The greatest individual shipment of
coal made thtts far this season passed
down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
early last week. it consisted of 48
(out boats. containing 1,632,000 bus-
hels of coal. 'l‘hls big amount of fuel
was towed by the steamer Sgiagus. the
largest inland towing craft. of. its
kind in the world. Another towhont,
the Joe E. Williams. also, was on the
way south with the same numbei of
barges. but these are of smaller I'itpn
its, the total load being i 101. 000
ushels
Some sttlktng features hate been
in the comparative cost. of band-
its: as between water and rail trans
portoiion. Taking the towboat Spra
gun as ttu example. it tepresents tin
outlay of 82 50. 000; each of the coal
bouts which are modern and imprt-n
ed human. cost $1. .000, this brings the
total cost of the fleet up to 8300. 000.
The Sphlgtlo'tl tow contains appro-
ximately 65.280 tons of coat; the aver-
age. railroad cool car will ltold 40
tons. and to accommodate the amount
of cool carried by the Sprague 1,632
cars would be necessary. it is estimat-
ed that it powerful freight engine will
find 45 loade cars a heavy burden.
Tints it woul require 36 trains of 45
cars each to take care of the load that
the. Syrians ls.carrytng. and there
woull still remain 12 additional cars
to be hauled.
it will be seen that the coat traffic
on the Ohio. in addition to saving
coal shippers hundreds of thousands of
Ilolltiis yearly in freight charges. is a
great and decided boom to the rail-
toads if the 36 tiain loads of coal
transponed by the Spittgile were iIII-
posed on the railroads in their pre-
sent state of traffic congestion. thei
probablv would be unable to handle
t.lhem When it is im ogui1ed that the
Sprngue is only one of a huge number
of tow boats engaged in this cost
earning trade. the relief to the mU-
roads afforded h\ the river is of decid-
eIi adtautngc not cult to the steam
lines themselves but to communities
ulticli are dependent upon the Pitts
burgh and Ohio Valley fields for coal.
Eat if the r'niltoads were forced to
handle the coal delheries undoubtedly
would he months behind
This phase of the ninttet was touch
cti upon by Retueseutnthc Rausdctt.
of loutsinua. in his searching speech
on the rivers and harbor appropriation
bill in the last session. Mr. Rnnsdell.
who is President of the National iii
vers and Harbms Congress. declared
in Icsponse to a question as to whet—h
er the tailroado were antagonistic to
the tletelopment of the (‘0tmll_\' s wa-
terwms:
"I 11111 Inclined to think that at the
present time they would like to facilit-
ate it. That has not been their policy
in the past. When we had sparsely
settled communities. when there was
not. sufficient freight for both water-
ways and railroads. i think tliev were
opposed to the development of the
waterways. But the tremendous gtowtlt
of population slid the very rapid in-
crease of business of every kind has
changed condition. and i believe now
sit, they would be very glad to see.
these «matctways tmproved'
The National fibers and Harbors
Congress believes that the govern
Iueut should expand not less htsu 850.-
000.000 a year for the. workgincident to
putting the. country's streams and
ports in such condition as will insure
cheap transportation. to the end that
‘ a regulatory check may be kept on
freight rates. _
CABTGR iA
mmmm
Vitti tltil in lint than light
Bears the
Signature of
FEES DUE FROM SOCIETIES.
King's Daughters and Y. M. C. A. 0ch
Money to the Stats.
{ 1
:, Atwiuey Genet .Il Holcottib has in-
formed State Tteasurer Patten that,
the Hartford Union of Circles of .tltt.
intcinationnl Order of King's Daugh-
tors turd Sons is liable to It charge of
$100 in tho mattet of the incorpora
tton by tho legislature of tho or-gaut
cation. Judge Holcomb finds that titt-
object of. incorporation Villlhgt warrant
the exemption of the fee. but tho stat
uto clearly indicates the liability of the
lorganisation. - t. .. . .
.. A similar dndtug has been made .byV
the atto ylgcpor in the matter of
the linens of t 9 employment bu-
reau of the Y. M C. A. of Hartford.
The fact that It persOn may become a 11-
Installer of theimmntqguon .for little
omits mounpsrittettt lVll' lace is
has It under the provisions of Q1
statutes that the association cannot
carry on an employment liuicttu 'wtth-
out a lceusc and he has so informed
VVVVaah ruthenium"
.V,.A
9.08. 10: 64. 'll
mitts ;...
ulres no cooking, and
contains so much chatty some sour-
iIto mitt WIM‘r.’Ab.
mailing Isnlt ‘Tnsourcr, Dc.
podtton has hVee
Sigtes district court praying that Wit.
w!%-: 3‘ ‘W‘
eci a. boil pt.‘ Ground
of? .the petition as set forth is that.
Walker within four. months liu’ cou-
percvtr‘ rapport)! in excess of
0500 with intent to defraud his credi-
bonk alleges that
000.019 Connecti
tors. The Savin
Walker owes lt
lwar-Creditots’
lathe United
ll' eas-
ot New! Blit-
isltment that babies livint ‘opoo it cut. Baptist 00an 055.090 and An-
gtovI strong nodaturdy and seldom‘
have a sick day
Among its many points of superior
ity is economy, 60c. 81.00. 01.60.
The large size, containing 8 pounds
makes a meat for a little baby cost less
than a penny. Buy it of your drug-
gist.
in using .lustfood there is no neces-
sitv f01 lime water. as the, baby always
bouts down the food as it. is so delt~
cute and easily absorbed. Years of
successful use move its true worth
Let us send you free a liberal pack-
age of Justfood with our copyrighted
Weight Chatt. Juot‘lotld 00.. 106, N.
Franklin St.. Syracuse, N. Y. _
. RULES FOR OOURTSHiP.
Flushing Clergymoo Lays Down Some
"Down" for Gold-nos of His
Flock.
NEW YORK. April 23. ——Tbe rules
of courtship as laid down by the Rev
Father Angelo of St. Michael‘s church
in Flushing showing the clerical ad-
visot as being opposed to many of Cu
pid‘s agents in promoting marriages.
hate proved anything but popular in
the quiet. village where they were
laid down for the guidance of young
women aud‘their parents Father Ah-
gelo gives a few points as follows.
Don't hold hands: don't take walks
in lonely places: don't take buggy
tides at night; don't sit close on the
so'..
t‘utltug hours. he Says, should be
limited from 8 to 10:30 and courtship
should not Inst longer than seven
months. After that period a parent
should inquire a young mails inten-
t.icns
No gitl should marry ,itndot 24
years and it man should be thirty. Pa-
tents are warned against leaving the
room when their daughter's suitor ls
with her and are told to‘ltoep a watch-
ful eye on the courtship.
“PNEUMONIA’S DEADLY WORK
had so seriously affected right
lung." writes Mrs. Iconic Connar- of
must Route 1, Georgetown; Tenn.
“that l coughed commonly night and
day and the finish
my husband brought home s bottle of
Dr. King's New Discovery which in
my case proved to he the only real
cough cure and rostoror or weak. sore
lungs " When all other remedies. ut-
terly fail. you may still win in the hat-
tie against lung and throat troubles
with New Discovery, the rest cure.
Guaranteed by F H. Baxter South
Norwnlk, and E, P Weed, Namath.
d‘t'ngglsts. 600 and $1.00. Trial bot-
l a {it e
REV. Dli. HUSBARD'SV FUNERAL.
DANBURY, April 23 -The lmprésv
sire Templan service Was “perforate;
In the funeral of Rev. Dr. Andrew
Hubbntd in the Second Baptist Church
Iesterday afternoon by Crusader Coniv
inaudery officeis of the Grttnd Lodge
taking the offices. The Masonic bodies
of the city marched to the church
and the regulah burial. service of the
church was read by tlté pastor Rev. ‘
Charlton B. Belles. assisted by other
clergyman. The body was escorted to .
the ccmetet v and. at the grave the
committal service of the outer was
toad. , .
STOP THAT COLD
or ltmay result to pneumonia. Bl‘n',
ziilan Balm ls‘ bi'c‘aitlhg’up colds w-hcn
ever tried. vlmost mutant exception.
10 25. 50c and tiptlbqt bottles, ran, our
and Busters and moisture .
saw You. aim mm s
HARTFORD RAILROAD
rm; ring.
to Effect uncut-y 8 1007. Vif
H“
LEAVE scorn NOVRWVALK- roll it“
New volIK. .
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6:50: 62.58 t:54',s:1s£.lt:10.0:otx'.
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bin.— 30 "
jIV’. 6.01.0: 10, m’.“ .:V '
W .y- .. Irv‘.,.»...'
1.10.4500. 1‘. 1‘s to. to“ live ll ' '
We.
drew J. Sloper $1000.
‘ THE PRICE oh HEALTH.
“The price of health in a mslsrtous
“the cost of a
“by; Life Pills, "
of field”, Ark.
N Life Pills cleanse gently and im-
port. new life and vigor to the system.
26a Satisfaction mind at F. H.
Buster's. South Norwnlk, and E. P.
Wood's, Not-walk. druggists.
Seton buying a Runabout. lety
don'tywnslls It: ,
smartest)
GARAGE .
and try one of their new'IORDSf
Cars in stock. and we are pleased to
Mlctlon— =
consumption—accrued inevitable, until '
w.
your convenience.
GI Your
that bins ptusldlyoii
6 (MM OHIV‘ ”(19‘ ml";
. . pspoml this your!
mi tell it“?
m,
le 1:60;.V 7:87.
A.
f" . Iii-m
tterstho, Nitric and Hydro-
Eidttt'l'rto Piping ,le
emails. Nitrate at 8000?.“ In.
TM phat-t» h, olivine Couipsny.
his. Agents 0'
do me it.
ilypr'lc Acids,"
THE STAMFORD GARAGE Una.)
30 West Main '84..
Three Second Hand
Automobiles
m FIRST cuss snare.
POPULAR «mes. ,
PlicEB stolen fi'
Stamford. Coos.
' 1..
i. E. lillillilllltlll
mo? {It Hone“ Prtcec."
HOUSE
CLEANING
TIME
The best time in the year
for ' installing Gas for
N°~.lks
Have we given an es-
timate on your house?
If not. phone or write
us, and we will call at
, Walls
.vIVf' WENT 0‘.
0001
.VOltr stock of Wall bill. repressin-
Wild. 1‘th ”with
hm been foods from. the, 1001 produc-
float of the but actorloo. '
liiwtl for.” in; VthVwV. Vctttttcben It. Go.
0004‘“. IWW 02‘2”“: 0 V. ‘
Crockery. Ola-won. Hoummloh-
03.530 gluing. with {ginger 30c; . 7
mm 'm m Plot-n VII-sins.
.0 M 31.00;. if lair-'1 .
int nations are new
wutvo inch. old ".3590 Vi'tidlng
"0" 70"“ :V
Norwalk Chronicler