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‘ HEALTH or STATE.
our sanitation Now intern-ting -°--"i9'
iIlI In: Traveling Public.. »
The state board of health in its
”duty-ninth annual report for the
year ended September 30 1906. dis
choose \among other subjects that of
bltr sanitation. which is, it says,
the present time a question of a great
deal of interest to railroad omclals and
do the traveling public" in order to
III“ better car sanitation it is neoes
[dry to improve cat construction and,
to instruct iallwuy employees in the
care of cars
The report says that “the local
health otllcers now no doubt have auth-
o‘rlt‘y to control the sanitary conditions
of the trolley cars running In their
respective towns: at as many of these
oil‘s now “run th ough several towns
and in a- few years will run from one
end of the state to the other, they
should be under state regulation rath-.
or than to have as many different titan
thirds of cleanliness as there are forms
in the state". The report advocates
vaccination and oppoaes changes in
the present laws. Reference is anode
to the new bucibridlogictil laboratory
at Niddletown, of which Professor H.
W, Conn. its director, makes report.
Professor Conn says that “the lobe
Jittery and its uses are so new that
it cannot be expected that the proper
- method of utilizing it foif‘holding epi-
demics in check can be. at present thor-
oughly understood. it is confidently
hoped and expected thatias the lnfot»
motion may be extended in the out»
sequent years. Its intelligent use will
grow'and it will be the means of
enabling the ehul‘ih ofllcers of the state
to reduce epidemics of at least dipli
think; to s consideiably lower ebb than
there has been in the past. " Directm
Conn’s report shows that in eleven
months January to November 1906.
the specimens sent to the laboratory
numbered 1,.239 divided as follows:
Tuberculosis, 5&7; typhoid, 213; Diph-
theria, 459. .
VV Secretary J. H. Townsends repotl
proports that the health of the state for
the year was good and compared favoi
.,»I.bly with that of previous years.
The total number of deaths iepmtcd
Was 16, 416 or 16.3 to 1000 of living
population. For the two previous
{darn it was 10.1 to 1..000 What In
«factions diseases have done to cause
t _.sic‘kness and death are told in the sec-
thry’s report. A hopeful sign is
{build in the deciease in the number
of deaths by consumption which were
.4357 against 1.412 the previous year
..and 1,412 two years ago. it Is believ-
that the diminution in m0itaiity
out this cause is due in part to the
improved housing of the poor and in
part to the removal of consumptive
patients to sauttariums. where a cer-
lain number of them recover and the
instructions received in the care 01
the sputa and methods adopted for
destruction prevents the infection
others- he secretary’ ii report
shows what the board has done during
the year at its meetings and In lmprov-t
tag conditions around the state
”Wing“: cause of
out»; IKULL rsAAcruaao WITH
APL
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.NJQDLETOWN Apr1124.—-Nis An-
this Books is being held at. police head-
homers on the technical charge of as
Inuit to await the outcome or the in-
juries to Sparta Galeskl aged 10,
‘whom she hit over the head with a
plant: containing nails by mistake.
while In it tight with a country worm
an. Mrs. Bonita and the latter were
in an argument and come to blows
over a bundle of wood which Mrs.
Books had gotten at the cool yard and
laid down for a moment. and which
the other dlsputant is alleged to have
taken The girl was hit by the plank
which Mus. Sopkn threw at her on
patient. The girl has a fractured
skull. .
There is more Catnrrh in this sec-
tion of the couthtry than all other dis
eases put together. and until the last
few years was supported to be incurs-
ble. tFor a. great. many years denture
pronounced it a local disease and
prescribed locsl remedies and by con
stantly falling to cure with local trer
most, pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be a constlttr
tionai disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall's Cn-
tarrh Cure, manufactured: by F
Cheney a (20.. 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 sur-
faces ofvths system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case It falls to
mire. Send for circularb and testimon-
ials.
, Address: F. J. CHENEY l: 00., To-
ietlo Ohio.
Sold by Dmggists. 75c. ‘
Take Hail' a Family Pills for consti-
potion.
CONBECRATION lN NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN, April
Brewste; of the diocese of Connecti-
out yesterday began the reconsecra
tion. of the new altar and chancel in
St. Paul's Church. upwards of thirty
clergyman taking part in the service.
which will extend thiough today. when
the Forbes Memorial Chapel will he
consecrated.
STOMACH AND “LIVER TROUBLE
GU D
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cursl
stomach and liver trouble: as it old!
digestion, and stimulates the liver aud peg
bowels without irritating these on
guns like pills and ordinary cathartios.
it cures digestion and sick headache
ands chronic constipation. Orlno not
atlve Fruit Syrup does not “nausea;
“use
“mutate“ tiayw
Drug Store and (tilifor‘d Pharmacy. it
or gripe and is miidan
take. Refuse substitute
TWO FIRED IN BITHEL.
BE.-.EL April 24.+ii'ire destroyed
a portion of the carriage alto of Saul-
uel Kyle in this village e’si‘y Witter;
day morning with I loss of $2,000..
barn owned by A. ll. senior a builder.
was also destroyed together with its
When You Need a Laxative
N no not resort to violent {statues which simplyapnoduce In effect with-
in Ithll.
m: use eventually weakens the bowel! and Interfere: with digestion.
I hate remedy for constipItlon,w
contents.
CIIhIrticI snotcure comm. ,
Ii or chronic II" '
whether occasion
y Improve the ti
and Ira mold-rot -
3 :‘Best Bowe ‘
hold lumber. in noses. tau’M'
24. ——Blshop
. 1‘
leueuliilax ta:
can out
mambo: as
Vr court or Jury
ch VII addressed to Hour
of the Cook
once, Milli —— ,
latter of the 19th instant, in which
you en la the draft. of the for-rust
letter-Ir ch iIto bllow. Ith been
notified that several delegations bear
the Cook Gouuty if ervliaywood con
furnace. protest must certain but
gum i used in a vault letter which
you assert to be designed to influence
the course of justice in the case
‘ of the t It ogurdsrfor of Masters Mo
yer and
"i entirely agree with you that it is
intuition!“ to endeavor to influence the
course of lustioe, whether by threats
or in any similar manner. In: this
reason I have regretted most deeply
your own in undertaking to scootup
lisb this very result In the very case
of which you speak. For instance.
our letter is bonded ‘Conk Bounty.
oyer-liaywood Pettibone Conformed
with the headll asb’Death Gan at
Will Not. and £all Not Claim nr
Brothers! This shows that you and
your associates are not demand)“ it
fall trial “L? wiring for a fair trial,
but are announcing in advance that
' the verdict shall only be one we.
and that you will not tolerate any of
er verdict Such action is flagrant In
its Impror rlety and 1 Join heartily iii
condemni
“But it. is a simple absurdity to sup-
pose that because any man is on trial
for a given chance be is therefore
freed from all criticisms upon his gen
eral conduct and manner of life. in
my letter to which you object 1 refer-
red to a certain prominent financier.
Mr. Harriuian on the one head, and
to Mayor, Haywood Ind Debs on the
other. as being equally undersirable
citizens. it Is as foolish to assert
that this was designed to influence the
suits that have been brought against
Mr. Harri I neither expressed
nor indicts many opinion as to wheth-
er Measers Mayer and Haywood were
guilty of the murder of GovernowSIeu
neuberg if they are guilty they cer-
tainly ought to be punished. If they
Ire not guilty they certainly ought not
to be punished
"But‘ no possible outcome either of
the trial or the suits can affect mi
Judgment. ya to the undesirability of
the type 0
i mentioned. Measures. Mayor liar
wood and Debs Bland AB icpiceeiits
tives of those men who have done II
much to discredit the' labor movement
as the worst speculative financiers or
most unscrupulous employee of laboi
and debunchers of. legislatures thu
done to discredit honest capitalists
Ind fair deal“): butilpess men.
“it this does not stitutc undesl
rattle cltiIeuIbip. the here can no
ver be any undesirablm’itisens. Theo
man whom! dehb‘unflr’ represent the
men who have abandoned that legltl
mule movement for the. uplifting oi
labor. with which I hove the most
helrty sympathy; they hays adopted
practices which put titans; off from
those who lead this leg! to move
ment. In every way— I shell support
the law ding and upright represen-
tatives o labor. and. in no way can i
better support them than by drawini
the sharpest possible ‘-‘ tine .betweet
them on the one hand and, on the other
hand, those preachers of violence wIii:
are themselves the worst. foes of tin
honest laboring man.
"You would of course, be entirely
within your tights if you merely an
nounced that you thought Manners Mo
yer and Haywood were 'deslrable cl"
sens’ though in such case I should
take hunk issue with you and sh‘oult
say that. wholly without regard tr
whether or not they are guilty of tits
crime for which they are now being
tried, they represent as thoroughly tin
desirable I type of citlIenshIp‘ as can
he found in this country; a type whlcl
in the letter to which it so untenson
ably take exception, showed not it
be confided to any one class. but ti
exist among some representatives 0
great capitalists II well as amour
Ionic representatives of wage worli
era. '
.. "In that letter i condemned both it
. Get-tun representatives -of tht
‘great capitalists in turn condemned
me for including Mr. Harriman in mi
condemnation of leaders; Mayor an:
Haywood. Certain representatives 0
labor in their turn condemned the be
I included Nature Meyer and
60d iii unduly-Ibis oitiIens tote
titer with r. Hamilton. lam II N0
to units. «We the oinida‘mna1
‘ tics in one can as in the other
challenge as I’ right the support of In
good Anioi'iduuli: whether wage earn
are or capitalists. whatever their on
Aoupation or creed. torin whatever 'oOr
tion of the country they live, when ’
condemn both the types of bad citi
tenable which have held up to more
button.
"You say you‘ ask for a human
deal' for Maseru Noyce and Haywood
So do I. When i say. wists deal
i mean a square deal ...m every one;
. It is salinity a violation of the policy
of the editors deal for I capitalist n
protest
talist‘ w
it. guilty of Viburnum and
,' for a I
r leader? to protest againiii
the den station of a labor .lesdsi
who had on guilty of strong dot ng
I s nil in: .Vc'duai iuItiV’d'e to both. and
an ar as in my power lies. 1 shall us
hold luIti‘c I. who other! Wmutaccua
' dd 'o'fu t has be ital m the wealth
I alumna test “new
that}: In con try in
wit e v’Ifl'tei' he haIV behiumlmt e most
influential wt in thuItion in »tht
country. . . .
' yours,
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refills I‘I burn
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in
quIclii ‘I‘tilttx. Instantly
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“Bohr Sim—l thI received your 3
in; similar requests are on the Way .
hither. In the letter. you. on behalf of .
the action of such organisations as-
citizenship of those whom who:
. I’uui‘nbcr of your
net denunlcution of a. mutt
4
and ‘ mimics from smoke
tire and about
and“ l me n
he Mum's 33:.
. Ifé'iion Oil
will find the
clan and
rap... ditto“?
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olLLs'r'rz'I IPFIV
Ufi‘lOA April ills—The specs! in
the case of the People ”Mummies
Gillette convicted ti! thQ‘ ”murder at
Grace Brown. has been Initial! m W
trict Attorney Lei . by Attorney
Charles D. Thomas; who. with Hill; A.
M Mills, defended (illicit. The appeal
and exceptions hit 833 ii!
rumor legal cap I The minutes
of the trial made a it 8.000 m.
According to‘ the order mI’d‘e by Judge
a the diltilct. “they It“
forty days in which serve his pro
posed ‘meuilmsut loathe rinse. It is
expected that the it not be or.
sued. before the pouut Appeals be-
fore next fall.
THE PRICE or HEALTH.
“The price of heal in I usurious
iliItript is inst IE sea the cost of I
of Dr. Klan New Him His."
mites till slayton. pt Noland: Ark.-
New Life tumuoissmsuiiruend Im‘
rt new life and vigor to the system
Re. Satisfaction summer! at an
Baxter's. South Not-walk. and It. a
Wood’s Nonalii. drggis s.:tii~ , _ tr
enamored boo? orifice Ros-
susssrorou .Apri‘iizi. ~A band of
tinned robbers drove up‘ to the post
here épterd Wilts
:mi‘ y n hither penalty
lain old ilp theii
ofbe ng shot took 35.000 of the post
office funds and escaped leaving no
trace of their Identity
outv cuss mutational-Ila.
noun. Franklin Bush. of New Cutie.
10s..e says: "Idsuffercd for year‘suwitb
y no a. use to til
ind belching.‘ limmrythl‘nl
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until I took Dietitian Balm. and one 50
went bottle cured Tie comp lately."
For sale by it Piaiatod, 14‘ B
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
USING CANADIAN OAKS.
MONC’i‘QN. N. B. .A ril flit—An in-
vestigation by the tr c manager of
the lntenColoniai Railroad into the
shortage of freight cars has disclosed
the fact that several thousand cars of
the government road are on united
States lines.
sent out tracers and is endeavorlns
to have the corn returned.
at... .,-.. u. ..
"NY HU3tBAND AND NYBELF"
A loath Net-walk Woman Fltids I
Stomach Cure in ’Dr. Richards
Dyspepsia Tablets, .
. Mrs. Owens "did not dare satisfy
tier appetite"
Please notice that she did out
late. She was and had to be afraid
it her stomach. until she took“ Dr.
.‘ticbards Dyspepsia Tablets.
How many men a rut women of
South Norwulli are actual slaves of
hair stomachs. .
And yet freedom is at hand.
Nrs 10:0 Owens. restaurant keep-
ir, of 22 North Main. street, 80th
Var-walls. Conn. stsi—i- '
‘iiy Endorse Dr. Biohli‘dli DIEDB‘DI‘II
Tablets. - -Aud if any one in South
Norwallt should be in doubt as to the
virtues or this remedy send him,
4) me and i will endeavor to prove its
rains. Having son in urine“: for
sat at rth Main
street and havlnz conif‘} in contact
with all classes of poop e i am sure
‘hst not one word 1 mu in here will
acquaintances.
'ast Februaiy. when! can
digest ve organs were In N‘Welk cou-
viitiou.‘ and for this reason 5
lgest property and It was usually
much distressed after outing a hearty
meal. i tried many cuisines withM
no beneficial insults, ii it till! husband
gave me ii bottle of Dr. Bismuth Tilli-
lets wh h he got. I.
..ltore
hand completely.
'eot a cure with rules
“”1033.
are false f the
hit“, out
it mum (Lilli tweet",
9’?“ up:
WM tie
.
'w
J
i
1 New York.
The government has N
' - St; Louis
it “Both my husband and myself been .
OI' hon
be doubted by my mu y frislds hind
Up to tilé middleI of 1‘
Dr. Elishards Dyspopllu rating!“ my ‘5
(lid not
dare satisfy my appetite which Wall
friendly good. My stomach could not
sited" I am
we bottled tortured in! hus- .
ditto um"
1? uses thit”. : It”
VICTIBBAV'I IAOIIALL.
New York Defeated Boston Nationals
4 to 2—Chlcago Kbsps‘ Winning. '
BOSTON. Ap l 24. «Both pitcheri
weakened tower the cloae‘ of today's
game. but New York‘s hits were more
timely. and the visitors won their
fourth successive victory over the Io-
cVII team, 4 toz Orndorif's catch of a
foul was the fielding featitie. RScore:
It i"
.000001120—4 11 0
Houston ....... 000000011~211 I
Batteries—Ferguson and Bretiuahsn;
Young and Orndorff. Time—1:45.Um
plreni‘hnslie.
Ohissgo, 4; Cincinnati. 3.
CHICAGO. April 24.-~All the runs
redaud all the hitting was done in
the first three innings 'thtIrday. both
Mason and Fraser being batted freely
Mason settled down in thegfotirth and
was invincible. as also was Luudgron,
who relieved Fraser in the some tin
' hills. Score:
R. H. E.
Chicago. ..... 1300m000'-4 5 1
Cincinnati . iiiuoioooo~3 ’6 s
Batteries—Fraser. Lundgrou and
King: Mason and
9 ll
1:35. llmplre~—O'Da. W
Time—-
I
. Pittshurp. 7: St. Louis. ll.
ST LOUIS, April 24. -—'l‘hc St. Louis
Nationals lost again ylsthrday to Pitts
burg," l to 5. PlttIlIurg .won in the
eighth Inning. when bbsticcblo got
it three base hit visitors were
assisted by Beebe. who made a bulk.
sent Sheehan to first ba'se on balls.
and allowed Lynch and Anderson to
singlet Secret .
11..”
St. Louis.....001011008——b to i
Pittsbtirg ..... outoooouo—u 10 vi
Batteriesoliesbe and Mnrshallt
Lynch and Phelps: Time—2: 05.
plreo—O' Day.
At Bmoklyn~Phllndelphla-Brooklyn
game postponed. wet grounds.
m
NItIoIII'LIIgae syncing.
m
Detroit. 7; 8t. LoulI, 4.‘
fielding by St. touts helping "some.
stone, checking It.
Detroit
Scorer» ~..,.
‘ its-Ll E.
Morgan and Bunion.
Umplrowolboughlis.
count of rain Ind wot» musli- *
W.
RUNAWAY KILLS GNU-D.
Five-Yasmin Innitond‘l's‘y.
STAMFORD April 04:" «i-li’eiiry Pol
ruii’
strseh‘ ‘Il‘he child's
out white he ‘ ,
oven theisidews .‘ ...u
i was the horse pimp t.
a i color of No. “
tli dint ed' the“? boy.
bell. Worry was
In an alleyway the t o
street. They‘ termite ‘
swaths It:
“gm .rd. 5" .. m blip
iii; W“ first: to " “at
I t. ‘ 1”
Worth Im- muffin”. T721“
D. M Rgag Co.
Whom rm.
Gowns of use and Brussels Net
/ These are the unmade gowns which are so beautiful
and distinctive, and which are econoiwcdi because they can
be made up with so little trouble. In all cases the skirt is
ready to be put on a band of the correct length, anti the
Waist is so completely planned that a novice canput it to-
gether.
Princess Lace Robes in black or white. from $15 to $55.
Fancy Colored Nets.
In dainty pale blue, pale pink, and white with llounces
and full rucliings of the some. $5.00.
Dotted and Plain Swiss Robes.
The prospect is that Swisscs are to be the rage this
summer. 'ihese Robes have effective insertions of lace and
embroidery. From $10.00 to $15. 75.
For Graduation and Darwin: Frocks.
White Brussels Nets \vitli round skirts. These have
lace insertion and graceful Spanish flounces, and will make
up into dainty and girlish dresecs. 39.00, to $10.50.
. . At the Lace Department.
White actuation.
to wear. with Summer Frocks. *~
The various lines are an ..coniplete Fancy embroidered
and lace trimmed skirts as elaborate as one chooses, for 8V€~
hing gowns tinder silk, or for muslin gowns. ,,
. French embroidery appears in finances and' is very sutJ
isfactory because so durable.
Especially dainty styles for skirts in walking length,
shirt waist frocks and juniper suits.
One style particularly for golf skirts, made with either
French or open embroidery.
Plain ruiiied skirts of excellent quality, 750.
W itlt liemstitclied rufiies. Shoo.
Ull'ii'ii
\ L. RC.
Chicago ............ 'i' 1 .875
ew York. ........ T 2 :77?
Philadelphia ........ ii 2 .TM
Pittshurg ........... 3 3 hood-i
Cincinnati .......... 3 0 $33
13an .............. 3 6 :338
at. Louis ........... it 61380
Brooklyn . .......... . 1 6 143
M . ' h .1 '1‘
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
omnow. April 24 .wniiuoit round
it easy to hit: Moron Idid “won the
game in the first three innings, auntie
‘rmos AT In: To the.
The visitors started a rat-lyric the
ninth. but Muliin struck out Fatah and.
....i..£1300010'-4 11 lo
......101000002-«tw8 ts
Batteries—«Mafia and Schmidt:
Time-2. 05.“:
;-~2
Cleveland—chime and WIIblugtou- ,
Philadelphia games postulated. on eo-
Frightened News Crushes WI out of ‘
whiff; 4 h" ...
tilts .323“
on mullet)" we WILL our on out: A rinses? epitome:
roots AN mmsvzsts saunas OFEJAPANISE Mar-ruin. it as; A
nan.
mouse: unmade we assess ABE NOT 98w rum in
rules. on spades IN culturiry. AND rips you. human in
EXCMIONAL precaruuirv res yous SPRINB PURCHASE or
who pertains noon deviants.
we "Avis ILso I soon notary or server: railings; MAT-
a
QNINA; Mfume AT use to «I.
sauces re option A account
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