Wu. am a .the
xpsllflon
WARRINGTON
Writ:
.II' II.
May
“Hindi I Katrine lapt
full: vessels “bearing Congressmen.
p-rc
“slid Vice- Inill-rialderltlaiVW'V parties
and ,Ilmlllel fI'y. made one iorlg belt of
sound from the capitol to Norfolk.
thrust session of tile Senate uppr-op
“filed 33 600 to our the expenses of
its committee on the trip while, the
cuss set aside 84 000 for the. same
purpose This 37. 000 will he expend-
ed principally in transportation for
thumbs of the two houses. for eacll
psrsonfl expenses will be paid from
, and to is mp. gs well. as down the
river tiff ell: has pisrgest single;
charge ft
websites will be Vin.
be in igbbolhooa of
flflxgee; of Con
Dillingbam, of Vel' lnro
gmtzepresen
900 Sena-
;ecticat, and
t, are the Ne!’
ssh es while Repre‘
“in”; $23,?!“ .Iftll his wife and
3’ Mi Pennsylvania on
m If Jamestown..whlch
‘I 't‘tly ’sfrer the President‘s
t. the Mayflower, had drop-l
mthe rlvgri. .,. 3,; ’. '
(a
nator ProctorI of Vermont has Vfll-
mitt protest with the State De-
lnfil- the action of the
- 0 V ’dll’l ltles- in .lloensing some
. fishing in Mississippi Bay, a part or
Lake Champlain. . .Ssnator Proctor
has drawn attention to the fact that
misc made last year by Jean Provost
Miniate gelle‘rlgfls, “Vi/3:31)” The
matter on i attention-
Of” A the south Jlmbuss‘hdor,
and it is believed the question will be'
settled without friction The Shift
llepnrtntfllttI is continually .annopcd b3
thcaerpe'tty violations of treaty rights
which come. lip along the boundary war
id's of New York and Canada. The
\ boundary wafers ace tremendous in
Ichtent and the people on both sides
are cont'intiali3 finding fault with each
other. the c-ompialnts on both sides
ver yolten being well founded Th
Department is now at work endeavor.
ing to find seine means of preventinng
these difft reuces of opinion or of
meeting them promptly when they
Hilde. :i' _,I . ‘
it i t It???“
Increasing pressure is being brought
in bear to induce President Rouse
I'cit to make a trip of inspection on
the Mississippi River. from the most
northerly point of navigation to the
Gulf. The President has withstood
the pressure thus far, declining on the
grorrnd first so urgent. is public busi-
uecss and the date set for the begin
ning of his official vacation so hear,
he can find no time. The imporv
faunas” tall! 'tl’lndabelng espoused by
the manners. of..a~number.of States,
among them being Governor Cobb, of
Maine Gov. Davidson. of Wisconsin.
Gove r Blanchard of: Louisiana. Go-
rerun-«Brewers: of l‘lorlds.-. .Governor
Vardan‘lan of Mississippi and Governor
Patterson of Tennessee. The voyage
is intended to prove to the Presi-
dent the necessity that exists for the
I creation. of a skip channel connentlnt
the Great Lakes with the Guilt of Me
xlCO. Any item 'of several thousan
dollar was settled in the lust river
and harbors appropriation bill. pro-I
viding for a complete sunvoy of the
work and a report on its feasibility
and cost The deep waterwayboom-
crs contend that there is publication
as ‘0 libs: fellow/ill) and importance of
the 81119,. channel and declare that an
appropriation sulllcieut to p IInIit the
immediate undertaking of the work
aim The forthcoming at the next sea-i
siormA number of governor's who have
signed the petition to the l’Iesitlcnt
are} ceply interested ill the generhl
one ton of were In'ny improvements
.atld ere pl'cscrrt .il the convention
lof t. \aflonal Rivers anti Harbors
Congress held in this citv last Decent-
' ”her At that flute, the Lakes to the
Gui oep Waterway Association held
. fly with members of Congrefi
_filld “totals of the Administratidn ft!
'.the gdvancemcut of their projec
Wh giving the organization its po-
wer lmoral srrpport the National Ri-
, vet-Wand Harbors Congress made no
at ' Ipt to take n satire pm} in
in. for; t lessor» shawls...
1 pic ed to the a vlanceimed of is: gen
I' ~ ems of~wnlerways better-meats;
lecognises no sectional or indivl
this projects. In an effort to keep
min I Congress the necessit for
gr isomer large approprlst n for
. at the next. session. thispr-
V flo *st desirous of in'cr's'a'sin'g ills
ershlp. which now extends o
, Stile 6de Iterril'ory' hr the Unit)
. in J. F. Ellison of Cincinnati
rotary and treasurer has issued
V will to everyone interested in
k. setting forth the objects and
are of the organization and
ttVelltion to the extremely low
, membership
Ililical straws show which way
II Imocrats wind la blowing. Wil-
to (:0me the source of the
nevertheless the- affine of Juli
9}: 0,, formaer Attorney
l of “15‘ té,s at”
V0f'ayt of IRWIN.“ are being
9 17.? rotniaenily as Democrats
Mon of
every will! be Ac ceptahln
Ii Li A of the Demente-
m multilateral
Will of the Opening of the
1 ”Official
V'__ descended in a Y on .ia- This is, es
pecialiy true of political
:1.“ with :ballzwflléctfl VElI "8 science. lurfsmudence. diplomacy and
Qe‘i a l c after lit"! 01‘ ”1“ international law. The operations of
“flu! the scream of whistles from
‘b which nyfifiat [O the fund
_ . ilrte tied to purchase
Wmuw have lleached upwards
hllf 0 Rs resentllt e Powell :a ’
wife of Utah. for their total expo
to the exposition via Wuhln will
this-fishing“ in vie-lattes of a pro»
. a nu roar of meetlilgdumnd «worked -I'
’L ~VdViVseaVse forV the last five years " writes
. enniligsfir n is likely We face .__
I inatlngi :d
' - MK utmost no“?
so his of t ’ . 2 men
are being handled with ever-increasing
uencr. It would not be at all sur»
prising if Bryan's government owner-
, ohms? infirm? and rofsgeuium the
as a r y for t conser
who element oggt‘lle "Dds h.
sable client that: A." to i re
me did in 18“. any seventlbol:
Judge Gray and Judge Harmon are
very much in the public eye at present
as presidential possibilities.
Segre ry Boot in letter this w k
to Dr fftbardb. Raglan, Vgave an deftl-
cd impetus to th movement underla-
ken by sorgeIWtwington University
to establish itself as the representa-
uve. seat or learning (of the Western
Hemisphere. The letter in part reads:
”Titers are many restroom in which
\l' Vashington furnishes a field for high
or educatlop absolutely unequalled by
any other place in the United States.
great government here with which
student can readily keep familiar af-
ford- opportunities for a real Iuthler-
standing in those branches almost
ennui to those that a hospital furni
sites to a medical student. or that tra-
vel brings to the aid of the study of
geomabbl. I am, accordingly. much
interested in the success of the (loot
Maslliugton Uninarsit3 and for t
reason as well as for a gener‘al. .31,
est in the cause of education: I!“ i
I urn sure the Uni-vi: ‘- ‘ “m VrtVranont:
you drove my vo’. I'm“ a. .p
i, fowl subs e
of $138. 000 and a decision in the mat
ter of a site will soon be arrived at.
Once this is determined upon the indi-
vidual States of the Union will be
urged to contribute to an endowment
fund with which to establish the Uni-
varsity on a sound financial basis.
These subscriptions will not be ticked
from film States officially. but from the
all and friends of the University
be. different sections
nI’ennslyvania is likely to lose the
honor of having furnished the cabinet
official holding the longest record for
continuous service. This was Albert
Gallstin who was appointed SetIl'I-I.
tary of the Treasury on January 26.
1802 by Thomas Jeffer;son he Vwas
reappointed by President Madison and
served until February 9. 1814. a con
tinuous service of a little more than
twelve years. it is now reported that
Mr. Roosevelt has said that he will
have but. one request to make to his
successor In allies and that w ill be that
Secretary Wilson be retained as head
of the Department of Agriculture for
a few months after March 4,1909 so
that he may establish 9 new, record
for continuous service in the cabinet.
This statement by the President is
declared to be in answer to the many
rumors concerning the probable I'e-
tirement of Secretary Wilson within
a short. time. These rumors have crop.
ped up from time to time but have
had no foundation in fact. Not alone
is the administration thoroughl3 well
satisfied with the conduct of office by
the S’VecretarVy. but Mr Wilson himself
is welded to the Department and has
not the slightest desire to relinquish
his connection with it
Without hair- pulling. crilninatious.
0r rccrinlinatlons. the convention of
the Daughters of the American Revolu
tion has been held; has dragged its
exciting length along. and has adjourn-
ed. The Daughters took Washington
by storm. is“ the only excitement they
caused we in the annual election of
the president general. Nearly a score
of women sought for the distinction of
presiding over the destinies of the or
pollination. the occupant of. the office.
Mrs. McLean, won an easy victory. and
will succeed. herself. Willie a few
of the delegates still remain in town
by textile greater number have disapI
peared Its the direction of James-
town and a large party is quartered at
the Homestead Hotel at Hot Spr.irlgs
Va. Washington at“ the present
time is secially dead». society being for
the most part quartered at the Vlr-
ginia mountain resorts .
Specifications have been sent out
this week by the Treasury Department
for the new derelict destroying vessel
which was authorized by the last Con-
gressforuse. in the North Atlantic.
This destroyer will be the most mo
dern craft of its kind' in the world. It
will operate largely off the New Eng-
land coast and its business will be
to destroy floating wrecks. However.
the craft which is to be brrllt under
the (“motion of the revenue cutter
service, will be much more than n
destroyer of wrecks. It is intended to
eqrrlp.-it..in such a manner that it will
be able to render assistance to ves-
sels in distress and it will be provid-
ed with a complete outfit of life- -saving
apparatus.
WAS claims AWAY.
ad been troubled with kidney
1
VIIlii
Robert R. Watts. of Salem. Me. "I lost
flesh and never felt: well and declared
with leading physicians and tried all
remedies suggested without relief.
Ili‘ipplly.l tried Relays Kidney CI‘I‘re
land less than two bottles completely
cured me and I am new, sound and
well. " During the summer kidney
lregularities are often caused by ex-
cesslvo drinking or being overheated.
Altendtotheukidnays at once by using
Foley's Kidney Care. Plaisted’s Drug
Storeand The Clifford Pharmacy. .9
HARTFORD MAN KILLED BY GAB.
HARTFORD, May ].—-Ciarence H.
Brown. aged twentyono years of 13
Florence street was found dead in bed
yesterday morning.- His demise was
due to asphyxiation by gas. the let be-
ing found open it is not thought by
members of the family that death was
premeditated
WAR AGAINST CON8UMPTION.
All rotations alre‘ endeavor lng to
q-(iheck ,ruvngep amp possum p n. the
whitetpqgue'ndhat mg mp many
victimbteach ybtw Honey anti
Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
minivan Irwin“. no danger of con-
sumption. Do not risk your health by
Wild some, known preparation
when relays! ey and Tar is safe
car in in“ results. Ask for Fol-
Or's Ho by and Tar and insist upon
Drug store and
l
B‘Dpf‘ty to the'
.e ill all the world
cent more than they did a few months
Rural Route 1,
says: “Dr. King's New Discovery is my .
best earthly friend.
asthma six years ago.
formed a wonderful cure. of incipient
consumption for my son's wile.
first bottle ended the terrible cough
and this accomplished. the other symp
toms left one by one. until she was per
fectiy well. Dr. King's New Discoveryit ‘
power over coughs and colds is simply
marvelous." No other remedy has ever »
equaled‘ it, Fully -guaranteed'rby- F. H.
Baxter. South INorwalk. and E. P.
IWeed. Norwsik. Idruggists. . 50s and
$1.00. Trial bottle free. - -. . ’.
MARK TWAIN. 0N. » ADI/partake.
Twain. at an advertisement writer's
banquets
Virginia City‘s Bitterprise‘n Writing
c‘opy one day and miningI the next i
tried to force the truth bionic in litany
ways.
wrote and sald'thstI-he ‘hsd found In
spider in his paper. Was this good or
bad luck? ‘ 1! ‘ffifflied to him .in’ our
loVVlloWB' "
spider in your copy of the Enterprise
was neither stand her bad luck The
spidtr was merely looking over our on
gps to find out. what merchant was not
advartihiilg 10' that- it could spin its
web across his door. and lend a free
99nd'untilatnrhed brilliance forever at.
or”, . . . ' ,-
THE NEW MRI. FODD AND DRUG
”We arty plmadhfo announce. that
harmful drawn an
as a sgfo remedy for children and
adults. Plslstsd's Drug Store and The .
sinful-ill Baiting Boston and
cried; matter; at? liner 5
Supply Nearly Exhibited
Every smoker has his fsvprite pipe
and often it Ii a nteel'chhAfVltll. ’f’hoso
who have snc‘ pipes should‘p
the more highly now. for
report the product is destl'ed
Itttsriy. and soon ‘ -
Consular reports ha
front the United Stair
nabcrg. Germany, Ge
the subject. Mr.
stories that the toba
travelers here have bf
long time that the me
try is passing. For a l
evoiI these stories wet
bacto men it wits fake
s'nl iffe reportsi “Vial ni
cousternat on s e i ' rts
of Germany and Aunt 3.03132: :2“.
9‘ “9"” 9139‘? “'T‘fa‘t'arved, at the news
'h‘“ ”‘9 front the mines in Asia
Mm‘" “" .alllng and will \ery soon be
it ”n“ of the past The peculiar thing
about meerscllaunl is that it has been
covered ill only a. very few places
been received
consul It An—
telling for a
schaum indus-
g time when-
iold by the to-
witll salt.» Con.
ingless than
The word meerschalrm is of German
origin. It comes frbm thp word “Inner"
lncanln‘g see, added to the word
"richaum: (whence our scum). mean
ing foam or froth .tmd its literal mean-
ing would be sea-foam. 'i‘hist because
of the way in which it is found ill its
raw state, when it is very light and of
a snow-white color.‘When first taken
out it is soft and may be made to make
it sort of lather when mixed with wit
for much It'a'cari soap.
Mcerschatim is defined as “a hydrate
silicate of' magnesium, occurring in
line while clay like masses which when
thVry will float on water; a sepiollte.”
It has been found in a few far apart
places but neVer very abundantly or
often Most of the places are in Asia
Minor Lilatlla, and the island of Eu-
bocu. The usual wa3 of manual/tar.
ing the raw material into pipes is by
halting the pipes after they have bacll
carved and their trolling them. first. in
milk and then in wax or oil. The pipes
are subjected to much polishing during
the process of manufacture and great
caI'c must be taken all through the
operation to see that they are neither
stained or broken either of which ac-
(idents may occur very easily. Man)
of the cheaper moerschaum pipes that
are. sold‘arc made from socalleti ”at
fificitll nrecrschuum." which is blade
by andilgtlmatlng the small pieces of
tho meertichaum, thai.are cut off and
otherwise ‘lvasted in the making of
the reIl‘lrplpesV. by means of tremendous
moisture. The oil of tobacco absorb-
ed into the material in the process of
snrokin imparls' to them tr rich plea. a
ing. bro a color;
Of course. there have been many irri-
itatlons of rneerschaum. These are gen
orally made of plaster of Paris, which
is treated with paralln and colored
with garrrhoge and blood and in count-
less other ways. At present real nleer
schauur is only to be found in tht
mines at EskiIt-lchchlr in Asia Minor,
anti there the output is very small.
American and English llrnnufacturers
have secued the rights to all of this
through their agents as long as it lasts
which is not expected to boy V'cIII' long.
and for that reason there are many
artisans today in Germain. experts in
meersclraum pipe making. who will
lose their work
When seen last night Leopold DsV-
Leeuw, of Salomon & Debceuw said
that. the rise in meerschaum had long
been felt by, tobaoconists. Charles
80in said that be supposed the price
of meerschaum pipes had gone up 50
per cent in the last eighteen months.
The cheapest varieties, such as have
bad now at all. Mr. Soby said that
he had not been able ,to get any for
some time. The higher priced plpcs
have gone up correspondingly The
prices of briarwood pipes have also
risen. Those which were formerly
bought for $3. 25 a dozen at retail arc
now 34, but are sold w shorter am-
ber bits so that they on 9. made morr
cheaply. This econonrizlng probably
makes the briarwood pipes cost 25 per
1130.
-——-~
MY BEST FRIEND.
Alexander Benton. who lives on
Port Edward. N. Y.
~—
It’ cured tire of
It has also per
Tilt
WW
"It pays to‘advertise." ‘said" Mark
"‘When i was editing the
"A superstitious subscriber oncc
‘Answer to Correspotitl hts' column as
I: . l
,_I " ‘Oid Subscriber: TheVI finding oils
‘7
l I‘I’ V‘s
:t'l‘ariIIi Ifor coughs,
blesFl a nor/tam
Pure Feed and Drill!
s, no opiates or other
. was “I 33ml!
d we recommend .it
Clifford Phat lastly.
f M' I My. ~a
volts MEEJISCHA ll
retatlod for 81‘I‘and “.50. cannot be.
not only digests what you eat it. tones
Clifford Pharmacy and Tlitt‘
.‘z from there April 30 said that earth
. ' shocks Were still being felt thtro. ac
companion by
"government authorities
' Int/mm
"Whit-99" title... to it
.I
r
,\C
t
and
m is never do much prised
Mfifl‘woflt. WW I W sick. the digemon weak. Ills
WEE"
lit a heal bed
will use
3/. Keep stomach. llver'and boa/e
'and you will rarely lose a day s wogk or an evening' 5 pleasure through
sickness These prlls are a sale cormdlve and a general tonic, the good
effect: of which are self throughuulthe more body. Whenever you are
not feeling-at your DESI. hke' Beecham' 5 Pill: They roller/em
tron remove bthous condlfions In prove the digestion,
rents Appetite, Restore. Sleep
Bring Back Health
Mnmyumlnudfle. .V
*
try/flan illness interferes with
nothing- “0 d
_...-r
tilts sunburst: roman
Inc/inch. l-WMWER
Would Builtlg; V
Ruth. “A...
Works. 235i in Edits fdr
198,000 Emil, or MO Ton
outs for $233,900
. WASHINGTON, Ms via-Three com-
le68 hid yesterday at the navy dc
parinlent for the contrive! for buildiny
as many submarine torpedo boats as
could be built for ”(200.000 appro-
printed for that purpose‘ by the lust
congress. The opening (if these bids
was ilxud for yesterday b scarIVse a tcst
begun at Newport at the lame time to
determine the qualities (If two types
of hosts that have all'ead been con-
structed, and upon the res ills of these
tests depends the qualiilc Islam; to be
required in the case of these new
boats for which prrItxlsala were
opened. So different were Ithe bids in
the matter of size of boats, speed.
afloat and submerged radius of ac-
t!,orl abbve. and below Water and
other essentially that it “I" require
lung consideration by the nllvy depar-t
mom's bureau esperts to determine
what one of the Bids is in fact lowest
and the most desirable.
As the flgullsfl'Irau yesa‘crday the
Lake Torpedo Boa: Co., of Bridgeport
Bonn, subnlitted'iwhat on itt' face was
he lowest bid, that! is. to build of the
3th Iron works in Maine any num-
'Ier of 23 ton boars above live at
:itlBMtl each Thflif‘ boats are to he
lclivered one cveu'i three months
after the expira on of 18 months from
the date of co hunt The Lake do
also proponcs to build its boats. on llli‘
Pacific want or the. Gulf coast if the.
nnv,3 department so preferred The
company submitted four (“Hen-ft
types of boats. the difficrence lacing
llhinly ill the else and price of the
roots. the largtst_being of 500 tone
0 mafia lots of five or more $233.-
l00 eat-ll, with a maximum surface
lpecd of in knots,
The Submarines Boat Cog of New
York, sublni‘vfed plans for :r boat of
250 tons to cost 8960 000, with a
speed» of 19 knots and a cruising
"sdlus of 2.00," knots This company
has no heat .llmlcr test at Newport
V‘iut submitted trill specifications of
the. it offered to build at Bath.
The Electric .Boat C0,, of. Ncwl’ork.
which has built‘ all of the submarines
low in the AnsIrlcan navy, puts in
bids for two typks of boats. The first
patterned uftcr the Octopus. now in
'he‘ navy (with-atfcw improvements)
of. 274 tons. and in cost in lots of live
Jl‘ more 8312.000 each.
The second is to» be larger. dis-
placing 34ft tonsI to be of greater
speed than the Ochostls ranging from
8 to 13 knots in various conditions of
submersion. and to coal ill lots of five
or nlortI $379 000 each; Built on the
Pacific coast the samo- type of boats
would cost respectively 3417, 000 and
$3400th each.- . I,
Kodoi for indigestion anti Dyspepsia
the. stomach and adds strength to the
whole hotly. Makes rich. mre blood.
Kodol conforms to the Nat‘nnal Pure
Food and Drug Law. Sold! by The
Bridge
Pharmacy. I
. EARTHQUAKES ANo FAVNINE.
CONSTANTINOPLE, May i—Em‘tlr.
quakes and famine are causing great
distress in the Billie distliet of Turk
ish. Armenia. A dispatch received
thunderstorms
which had wrought rrmclr harm. The
food supplies were inadequate; The
euro furnishing
terrific
, Fifteen
one William 0Donneli,
Del.
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching.
ceouid hear of. but nothing helped mc
until 1 fuck Brasiilsu Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely. "
TROOP A, FIRST COMPANY TO
COMPLY WlTH NEW LAW.
m
Whose Terms Expired Re-
Enlisted,
893W HAVEN. May i.~Troop A
held its first meeting Monday
evening since the officers received noti
flcntlon oi the new law which has re
(ently been passed by the legislature.
wars, or else bcd dropped from the roll.
lierefoforo the men have been allowed
to (options in the company after the
expiration of their first enlistment and
could leave at any time with It sixty
da3s' notice. At the. meeting last even-
ing fifteen men. comprising nearly all
Troop, thoso terms of enlistment had
expired recullsted again in accord
(NICO. Wll
first men in the armory to comply with
the new rule and Captain Ludnigton
was greatly pleased with the spirit and
patriotism which they showed Ho
each b3 the band called
“Veil-tans of Troop A."
tepant Bradnsck and Sccqnd LluutcnI
them the
commendation to the words of their
captain _ 0
The company voted to present
medal to each man who shall in the fu-
ture serve enllstments lasting over a
period of five may.” A committee of
three was Appointedv to look up a suit-
tlble design. ..
CAST ouiA
For Infan:rs and Children.
lllt Kill You llm film Bought
Bears tho
Signature of
PRETTY FOUNDLING GOES TO ST.
FRANCIS HOME.
Was Taken to the Bridgeport Town
Farm Four Years Ago.
BRIDGEPORT. May l.—-—Forlr years
ago n tiny baby boy was dis/cvoercti
one night In a basket on the street.
Tire fountillng was fhcn but a few
months of age. 'lhc infant was taken
to the town farm by a Mrs. Heal3.
where ire grew anti prospered. He was
named William Riley, though there
was no record of his parents.
For some time the town farm offi
cials have been considering the plan
of sending the sturdy 3ouugstcr away
from the poor house as he has
reaf‘hcd the age when he would have
to be taken away. and yesterday ap
plication was made in the probate
court for his committmellt to the coun-
ty borne at Norw elk.
Judge Nobbs made the commift
merit. brlt the county commissioners
transferred the order to the St. Fran
cls Horne in New Haven, where the
bright. golden-haired youngster will
grow up in better surroundings than
in the poor house
The infant was taken from the
town farm on December 2d. 1905, in
but was re
turned in two months’ time.
John Linane. aged five years. was
committed to the, county home in Nor-
wpik. The child has no mother and
the father admitted that he had not
worked in three months.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSREEDIAV
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle
says: “i suffered for years with
I tried everything i
trot sol e by R." n‘.‘ ’rlittstetl, F ii
little r,eliof except in rebuilding full
on structucrs
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ros MAKING
for the " uiiubto " Book
news cameA with the return of the
NVon-commluloncd Officers
According to this law all those men
whose terms of enlistment have explrI
ed are required to reculist for two
the non commissioned officers of the
b thc new law. These are the
commended them warmly and shaking
First Lieu-
ant If S. Woodrrrff also added their
“there is opposition and dill live us
1, no information spectra?» I .
, fl irn't itI um: thaitl. we. had mellIet cf?
IIceucynthr mad, ltee
isn't it tho V will ll
steadily upon his deck white denatur
GoVe
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New “Wéru
igiators
how m. '!in harmi-
L—Chbej'fng
iunketsrs from Anglia: clown, flotilla?
entirely diifé
two branches of the state
ment. The introduction of the Insolu-
tlon requesting that Governor Wood-
Iud produce proof of his charges
against the legislature will not. be;
pressed—at least by the two Rewblle
can chiefs of the senate and house.
As far as Senator Walsh and leader
Banks are concerned it is unders'
that both will use their best efforts to
smooth over the differences which
have arisen What some other 0‘ lb!
disgruntled legislators.to may do it is not.
of course possible tofcrgcast. hill»
from the source from which the orig.
that resolution emanated them. will be
no pr'essure for the passage” of .flie
plotesf. l .t
It was a much more peaceab e r 3;.
that came back to this state Sail-3:98};
than the one that left here last W
needny for the exposition. Q the tht'rip
were several hard, wgrlti'ligéfrU
ers. among them
Speaker Tiltwlt and Chatting eVlngelefi
The party he not wed} ihmulli
New York on t e way xheath helpful:
signs of better feeling became apps,
ent. A few hours beforsl governor
left the party at Phlivilélp ‘a to run
down to Allpntlc City, for nday "he
was the center of a friendly many
which included Banks and Wall!
Governor Woodruff and Senator W'ti lle
are said to have let each other know,
that each had gone higher lit his 1) ba
llc utterances than 3 facts v'IIIh'oly
warranted. The ranlillllfi feeling
which was existent last Week s, now
gone.
n is also understood til t one my
portaut result of. tile will til 11de
cial talk on the trip to Jamesto'“
tho' understandl ug, tbfiwtbe origins;
Republican party ‘glo qp‘ass ll
straight ai‘ld undoco cred
by jury bill would be ear
is a matter which Governor ruff
has closely at heart and in wb ch both
MrI Banks and Senator Walsh are
likewise enlisted Both will fight hard
for the passage of this long delayed
public measure.’
-—Curcs baby' a croup, Willie's daily
cuts and bruises. mamas sore throat.
grandma's lameness -‘-Dr,' Thorns:
Eclcctric Oil—the great household
remedy.
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NOTHING DOING ,HENV CARLVIN
GOVERNO I8 MEET. A
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Governor of Connecticut. Meeting In:
Finds it's “Eternity" Instead of -‘
"Time" Befwéeh Drinks. ‘
NEW HAVEN. May, i—Governor
Woodrul‘f of Connecticut. told roster:
day how he was shocked‘ by iehrnin'gV
at the Jamestown Exposition that the
Governor of North sro’lfua and the
deernor of south arollha are Pro-
hlbitionists. The Connecticut Gover-
nor was chatting on ,Saturday with
Governor Hayward of South Carolina
when Governor Glenn. oliNot'th. Caro.
line. came along and learning that
they had never met Governor Wwd
ruff introduced them.
“I must apologise." said Governor
Heyward. “for i am a Prohibitionist
and can't offer the saints." .
“And i must state " said Governor
Glenn “that it will be a still longer
tint ebetween drinks for I, too, am a
teefotaler. ”
Another incident in which Connecti-
cut figured was when Major Louis R
Cheney, of' Hartford. commandant of
the Govemor's Foot Guard, First Com
pany. appeared at the reception wean
lag the organization's red dress coat
a nnifornr like that (if the British in
Colonial times. Major Cheney was ob
served by all eyes. including those of
the British sailors, until a man slep-
pcd up to the Connecticut party. and
asked of a staff officer: .
“Is not that the British Admiral?"
As the officer is a wag. he answer
ed:
1 don't think so—my impression is
Vim he- is the cockadoodie of Connec.
t cut ll
"Here's to your hesith and happi-
famous little pills.
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar
mac3.
' ATTACKs, republics.
Senator militia/i Tum“ Vo
tRallrosd 66W"
sanctions May 1.—-‘Aft "intertidal
trusted considerable attention bee g
Seri'ator [Jehovah's attack pop. 5%“an
ram an] to rep to? anti, facility”.
by Till:- Donor ”Wit
railroad 93%
ter. ,ltchfie’algi‘I
Tramway, omphhy, ,was_V,Vli
Ins repelled .ta your l3..‘, ‘l‘lib'm‘p'
son briefly asp lollies, .3999...“ rfthlVo'liItlon.
MI:- Don
undershirt tluti til? at; olidated Rail
in the senate yesterday morning at
for tu'ljlltlt‘mrlatrn and sending it
VIVthlVlthe resolution:
aeration... the'rail'roa com liteég‘o ha‘v
saying there was ho, itec loll to it
way Company made 0' u Joctiou.
_'tion to ascertain """" Whether or not
”Senator Tholtwlltlll item his el’W
.t
Donovan was speaking and did not
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ness"--DeWitt's Little Early Risers— , j ,I
Sold by The Clif‘; ' ‘
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9539. 91:001.
van inquired if he was to .'
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New, Relates Hi.
ll”
You have you tp’bVlsme if you
go on suffering f mu troubles
We have published statements from
Mr. Lyon,
The word from) {many Southern! women
the governor's party, w 031wa have pm a in its
their vallacs with direct will! irons tom tar. as. r. Rich-
tp'fhe effect thgt the bra Mb: ween am Dyspepsia Tablets.
rower MGM“ it is the me in towns near
eon healed. and t at matters! wool by. For firm r. Bayou." Lyon.
30 on at liar a well-known irar' min residing at
proton, Conn" says: ~—
“1 have lived in this ty prac-
tically all my life and know that
few if any‘ people hereabout will
don t my statement, I have been a.
saunter from dysporrm Ifor a good
many years and as I{win/e been re-
Item: of fig ymptoms
which are Itptnk
it is not aid
give my testimony in the
":31“: ting; has “brought sbgutEv this
w or u n .
erythlng I awnfifo‘ewm: ragga dis-
tress. i had vary 130%an
visa at a lbssio ’know i. let to
adopt for what,10 would agree with me
as day would cause trash 0 the next.
y. My; heart would has very fsst
i took exercise that was in any why
violent. I had about given up in des-
bhlr thinking my age was agsinsf. me.
At this time a friend who had heard
of Dr. Richards Tablets highly Liaison
obtained a bottle at Allen's drug store
and asked mete take them. ldid
Isa with the result. that 1 obtained at-
ost instant relief. I found the little
native pills which come with the
tablets to. be. the fittest. thing for con-
situation i ever used. ”My unsettle
and digestion are now all that could
be desired and i give all the credit to
Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets.”
For sale by ‘l drugglsts. Best
to say “Richards" twice. Price 60
cents per bottle me by. Dr. Rich-
Irds Drapes! V'l‘s te l a. 63
Worth street “New” {Ii'mw
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THEIR PAY INQREQQSD.
Willlmantlc TssghpIV-sA- Nels I
Ova/V- Thslr Mime H 9”
WILLIMANTLC MIAMI LvThe town
school committee battslsht restricted
nearly all as present. tenchprs for
next 3ear. including E. . Bugbco,
principal of, the h school. The
maximum salesmen ado teachers
were increased from 489 to $500 a
year. there being seven who will re-
ceive $500 the coming year.
.W
Dilly REWARD, $100.. , .
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been, able to cure in 1111 its slates, and
that is Catsrrh. Halls Caiarrh Care
is the only Positive, car‘s now known
to the medical fraternity Catarrh be-
ing a constitutional disease. requires
a constitutional treatment. liall' s
Catarrb cure is taken internally. act.
lag directly upon the blood and mu-
: cons surfaces of the system. thereby
destroying the foundation of the dis-
ease. Md, stride the patient sleuth
by buiidIiVlis up lite consul tion and
assisting nature in doing ts work
The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers that. .they ‘offer
.One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails, to cure. Send for list of
testimonials. .
Address: .
F. J. CHENEY -& 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Draggists, 750.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti-
pation.
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“speckle: amides. tbs put ,of Repre-
Assnhilve Davis. of Pomer-et. . :
r't
19.03.!an May l-rchsterday
morning Representative Davis of
Ponrflmet presented Speaker Ttlsou
with two magnificent specimens of the
‘rout fanril3 ,Qne meabnres til incit-
rs in length :atVttl. ,tbeI other if ncbcs.
'rrst evening t.be Graduatos’ Club.
New Huttonr peaks} Tyson enloyed
these trout. , , . . ,. . ,
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