n (“3 99
th of whom were in the capital ‘b n th
idi-ithd'iiiblzfomlinysfi: pushover ‘
. l .799 . ,4‘9'
, . _ lean-33' distrlc’t?’ Ht;
. tithe republicoti’s'x or. more
.3 ’E‘ugland‘and half of the democrats
u for the renomlnaiion of Mr. Boosevc ti
and hedoes not believe that the Presi-
o . i ' .-,ebie....w withstand ui
i
run aka ”n: ‘ 'So‘far as the poséi
mocratlc nominee is concerned, Mr.
Thayei‘ is,.,ofit, e opi ion,that.Mi".
you will h iii attic cpl. etuys
so for as" a sacliusettsws
the Ghanaian 0011)., has ”out
Congressman Haskins. on
the other hand, accepts the dictum of
President ”Roosevelt. that. ..,.he,.will , not.
run-a sin, and feels that there may be
a deci ed revolt in New England again-
st, ilecretary lle's candidacy, .for the
‘ reason hats. e. is re .
ii holed cynicism cent as his
sear.» Mr. riiaskinsiwent «further
and announced that hls"choice was
“Uncle Joa" Cannon, takings. sly slap
at the Rooseelt policy, hy".sayin‘g.that
the Speaker-bad- had thirty years of
legislatliie‘enperldnce and would not.
as President, encroach upon theiegis
of the government. . -,
' « ushering
lative branch
That the question of waterway dcve
the Whoonmsrsivm sch.
sultan of ingestional issue
, p 4 hhdoivedihy threat that
there is likely‘to be a sectional. strug.
gle over the next rivers and harbors
to advices ,jiist
ie. mast-”states. cities
91 bodies arelorgsnislng
ecds ’oi that sectionol‘
lnonlly‘bel’b're’ “Con-
gress. These states deciage that infill):
wants parakeet) 30“ 5 8 tot n ' .9 round ollticall to such an extent in
lalitis-to-tbeguir deep waterways 91‘0‘ file Iastptwo yeti... that he rapidly is
to become a powor in the
3W1 ”WWW“.
to bring the n
the country prom
entiy secured the coder-
s‘i’d’ent Roosevelt. A com-
‘rmfifiég‘xbf??§mgfi§ggaog g: inept made last week by former Repro-
D'... . .,,...~ . l J . W.Bb.ck‘butas
held in Philadelphia next month in ”m“ V” ”W“ " ‘"° '
deride canon a rim tit-campaign. Th
culinr part of a
lmkes-to’therGuli' Deep Waterway
gu nization to“, Advance
of. waterway devvelopi _
ca éti 'dilior's “threats in ‘nn‘siiort' 'to
deli-for their respective sections as big
a share or the appropriation as they
The National Rivers and Har~‘
bore Congress is commlitcd‘to‘no indi-
vldnaiscbeino of improvement, but, dc:
pd energy to adv he:
oral policy. The organisa-
at convention here,
a a. it laughed?
inpatient of, its. ll '
tign‘wui, held'a‘ gre‘
wanna. . ..
~l
one of New
, , is of Civlinr‘.
a Sale siirviVOrii‘.
ough‘ Wuhlogton
to' be théil‘,,1illii
ttleflelds of the
Eighteen members of
mus.»regimeu
says. the last.
on what. may 'provo
tbur of'tlie great he
'oO’s. They are incinberh of the Ve-
teran Zouaves of New Jersey, the title
r which the surviving members
li‘téd' shortly after the close of‘thd
‘ ad which ct‘oneatime. included
es of 360 veterans who
the flag iii'm‘any sanguinary
ighteen were command-
.l.. Hadison Drake. . fiihcy
ated iii Willem.“ Gad-
‘ .. ts and'have taken part
,. ,i'eaJnaugbral parades. The vote
'a‘ii‘i' ”trots their faded blue uniforms.
wiv i fold-fashioned cape codeine
smpilit, 'liitary cap of the old days.
lioot'ilie surviving ofli
~ Captain Wil-
liAckersou‘ and Captain Robert
e" iby‘G‘e‘neral
ifflenbpmpmen
cars in addi-
> «. v M '
in ii vitriolic address at the fail con-
vocation. of the George (Washington
the week Dr. iii. Benjamin
Andrews. p esident of the university
ebruskn, voiced what nfnunibgr;
'0! his auditors believed to be a defeiice
of John D. Rockefeller and porn
:aud corporate wealth. He took to
versus Frenzy in
Some Current Discussions." ,and
shared. that mum-millionaires ,cf the
wealth increasing class not only Were
the real friends of the workers but
they were the real propsof‘pros‘peis
degrees Were con-
ferred t... bacon ocntlon, several of
us as coming from New Eng-
landi states; amen: them ‘bfllllg‘ vA
ity. A number 0
illusion .‘Siitvles
bachelor ,ot ‘. spawns! ‘ .
is. has elor of
laws. Of general interest 0018 mute-innit"
.tion at. [arse was
resuscitation iii iv
‘ ,b,‘ dink-that is lot
«'tho'nntionsl institution. No inul do.
:3ciillon was reached
iiilhid‘lili
In ihe‘inti J'b
, tha’tlthe campaign
, etc an endowment
mums pmsodwigorouslrw . ,
low at the asuhaildnhl report-int
York paper but Week the open
lieu of Congressman John Win-
k ; Massachusetts is
o accept the p -‘
h p fleet to Pat: 0
lii‘sctfi‘ityiili a
samurai ~
q u‘ it Vi." " .n“
omutfiemcym, “pk?
Unlined e‘nuvy
,Ohlxhly aired.
it »va;mmd€ilémifille? peso births
.. , _. a law a; t. .r a was
i’ argues]; nmlor‘isphufldgve-
‘ie’
. developed that thedi‘inerictinfi torpedo
boat destroyer as constructed is able.
to maintain its speed in all conditions
of weather, and that its coaling capa— j
city-lace" s
, as'to‘ permit is in tin.
Veil twine.
r‘as‘aiiy ol.‘ the Euro-
F’oanjyessel. The five boats, under
' he award. will be constructed by three
separate ship-building concerns.
* . ’ ‘l .
lflhfific‘fiiém‘d’ wag.»
‘6 . ‘7 it. sevelt and the
ammonium tiliih’msbbnouhh’to ,; .
ave the American vessels for aboalplj ~
As .a result of, the controversy-it has ‘
TWO .4.
at
dreadfu
. . n, ‘ , e ' Niel
wh'éii’ii or,” ”a
such as Bacltacho‘.’ a "hybrid
tlon. Ind‘orgsnic diseases. it is
andfinnllluttlihabdiisbifi‘fLife. It
General nobility. an invigorate:
Mrs. ,Plnkham's Stand
,Women suffering from any J53
of the boats will be built at the Bath
iron Works. Bath. Me. at a cost
$624,000 each; two by the Cramps of
Philadelphia for 8.585.000 each and one
by the New York Ship Building Coni-
puny at Camden, N. 5;. ioiy $645,000.
' Out from the far northwest has
come another herald of the greatness
of, Governor Johnson of Minnesota. He
is‘Col. Paul Ddty bf St. Paul, a member
of the governor’s staff. who is here at~
tending the convention of gas mauu-i
Col. Doty declares that if?
Bryan should withdraw inwfavor of (lot
‘vc'rr‘i'or‘dohnson the’iatte’r would carry!
lecturers.
the east by a big majority. The Min-
nesotan affects to know thoroughl
i
what‘h‘e is talking‘ abbot, having sonn w
ed sentiment personally. He points
to the fact llllli the governor is serv-
ing his second term in an overwhelm»
.lngly ,i-epublicun .conimonwealth as
proof that he is a commander of un-.
Questionable powor."
3“senator‘Iar‘ollcttc, tastes of being
a Presidential possibility, ha lost his
,ceasing
state of Wisconsin. TillaniB the state
Senator LuFollelie was instrumental
, _ . 9 in the defeat at cit-Congressman Bab-
“ this *3 the “03 cook. the lettersdcclarution may not
as members of the Atlantic coast be wholly unbmm
““9 organization and “1°59 0' the clures Wisconsin will uot‘scnd a solid .
. , AB' delegationfor istii‘olleuc to the repub-
Wifliii’fimig‘membéi‘. of,the National lican convention, but he declines to
iflxwmflflm 3,.Hnrbbrb’ 00“"“3- and forecast to whom the support of a part
Wi’né workingthroughithls latter or'iof the delegation will be thrown. all
.1. diesel.“ Dill“ . f , (1. WI -
“gm. will bc‘utfme candidates having rlcn s in s
cousin. , He, declares that his state is
for tariff‘revision. andthut the dole
gatio'nto' the convention oi 1908 will
work for the insertion of a plank on
this question in the republican plat-
form.
M
HARD TIMES IN KANSAS.
The old days of grasshoppers and ,
drought are almost forgotten in the
prosperous Kansas of today; although
a citizen of Codeli, Earl Shamburg,
has not. yet forgotten a hard time he
encountered. He says: “i was worn
oupsnddlsconraged by coughing night
and day, and could find no relief till i
triedDr. King’s New Discovery. it
took less than one bottle to complete-
ly cure me." .The safest and most re-
liable cough and cold cure and lung
and throat healer ever discovered.
Guaranteed by F. H. Baxter’s drug
store. .500 and $1.00. Trial bott‘ic
ices. . _ .
SHARKQAUOHT iN‘ THE SHAL-
Fish Had suenfii'rz‘ in Pool n Pair-
. . - .flélfl‘ Isiah by'Rocldlng 'I’Ide.
scum .
tor and John Hamlin of Winsted‘g‘uests
of M. V. Woodward, of this village:
went to the beach with their boat. to
enjoy a ciamfest. They gathered the
bivalves and while scouring the shore
discovered two big fish that \had been
l‘cfi.1 by the receding tide in a. shallow
p00 a
,and after a short struggle landed a
shark that measured nearly six feet
and a dog fish nearly half as big. The
fish music“ on the beach.
OUT OF SIGHT.
"Out of sight, our of mind," is an old
saying which applies with special
force to a ,sore, burn or wound that’s
been treated with Bucklen‘s Arnica
levo. it's out of mind and out of ex-
lflifinsief,
appear'runder Its healing influence.
Guaranteed by F. ii. Baxter. dragging.
250. ,
W
‘" 'nooitris' ram. chums.
.. W.N.~¥.. Datum.“ ‘ho trial
of Charles ii. Rogers for the murder
tor thfi, tilpey Brothss and Alice Lin-
gerie ”their liouaek spar. began here
today. it is believed that the trial will
it out: and that it will and
“‘9 W3" “3'0! W’lwlth tha‘appointniont of a commis-
board of trustees oithe university hold ,, lot the hit 0 no.
,lininediatelyattenthe convocation ct» ion to ”WW 0 ”a y f
Atihis‘dneetlng one takes
site fouling new “a
be theilioms or
are.
7 0f 'fouc-hllonists who have already
ipins‘d “all“! on behalf this are»
all
soon ion the defence. i roe have
u gaging that the man is mentally that
ii 0 no out.
lingers. a former. repairman, is
charged with killin tbo‘Oiney Broth“
‘efl. "vino'wore‘ ’pl‘i‘im " maximum. if?
, e iir _ aeoiro _ er n times ii.
killing 1. ugerick. is balloon! toliiive ii"-
tarfored {with his plans by her
sen , .gnnd was also murdered. The
g. , Iy secured by the murderer was
i iii. dinners 1y [greeted for o:
s ins in Califcrn a. after its com
lid ii Widowed-am .119 «one. . . ‘
on “ .... _>»-
. cotton eacwepp
,, .
CHICAGO. Qct..21‘.-~A warning 3.0,,
can“ cotton "showers j.thut..cott‘op*‘
gambit it and‘ntieiupis to“ maintain
prices at antib'tlofihially‘ high ”level.
pilot: of the co
Mr. Babcock dd
.piy because-we. u
to the United States for' our supply of
raw material." ,_ ‘ .
tone the stomach. stimulate”
promote digestion and nppe
easy passages of the bowels. Ask your
drugglst for them 25 cents abox.
allowed them by tho.fncul_ty.,is for the
ods.,‘were.,detscied, by their class-
.mates and tibnmbeir name: became
known to membersof tho-faculty an...
'act. . .,
_ it Oct. iii.-—A party of students uei
gentlemen .f . in this village bad a re-
markable experience on Folrfield
. . cats. who were honestat the can ina-
lBeach one day last wash. HosoaBtrelh
ticns. failed‘ to pass: The renal ,0!
these disclosures was induction of the
senior notice ' to class a few days ape.
“timer system as not, prac-
ticabledn sis so, Yale clash, audio} in-‘
diviilua cases} bottom as imposiii‘g
upon
belonz'io‘lhe fuc, iv. , _
that the, accrual}! take the subidct
under for her cons net-a on,;but<~‘ , 7,
slight probability that ,a "up r‘olitsii
ll be tried“! rthor. = , e
’ ““‘ ' ’ vStam'iord. the engineer got out of the
cab and apiod the hobo on the rear
fill the engine.
bend to foot and his tooth clinked to-
rxelhor from the shivers. The engineer
look in the situation at a planes and
he smiled as he ordered the tramp
down off his porch.
.v "Water's n good‘daui colder than
it was in July." said the trump no he
walked over the platform.
rejecting the,
The men waded into the pool
honor system w
filmy-ills ‘
trio Elite ‘,' . ,
Db 98.3”“!th ,. .fi 1
a u,, ”ye ' ,0, ‘, .a 1093‘
, ,liift‘sp viita§;‘issl§,'itmi¥1as,.na it
when too and chilblalns dis» well.” ‘ ’5 dz ‘ f' ’
tan status: will. i
may, result: rpm
sis Walrus-ii“ ,iid
Wonk. puny/children”
triangulation by “flout. kid i
no r , [.9 null.
will“. 33333333 _ xiii-{widened
c. 3 “V; V, 3’ 3‘ t A:
. vaccinated)» carer RlUlOl.‘= .
pclogloalxbrcnchwofgthoti Pugh,
nonnatiifsudiniyonity ,
acquired B?“
man living at: Worcester. all sci,
“grandam;
"i
:ciudds ambiance of .zrwcliipmervod
iiltuliwiisohw someway ln-iib‘l‘ militia
and ll‘:°u.‘§%“i§“li hi i a
nose 9 re s are
,ti‘irlrio‘iiliillri'i t. «’3; p.133 “9;.
mm. ‘
rhinitis , is
r
"W ,‘
Gambling ad.
Ameri
. ,. . t,
Mr. ‘Macara is the
int: lhebead ,ot’lhc intemntlonhlhit‘cd~
oration“ of Master, Cotton “Spinners
and presidential" the iiingiish Federa-
tion. ‘In're‘fly to an’ndd, ess Minol-
come esten ed by Health ,onimis'sion-
er Vi. A.“ ‘ ..
Basso. Mrfbiacaru declaredjthat com
tinned “high prices of. raw cotton. in
America would forceiilngland. Fiance
and other chantrles to develop, their
own cotton ,gi‘dpiing ' industries ‘ in
their ,colonlesj,’ . , ‘ ‘ , "
"Amerléa now‘etands iii the hood of
the cotton growing iinlustry," said, Mr.
Macara. “fun. if the American growers
attempt to calcium abnormal prices
Tor the raw material ,we‘fcrcl'gn manu-
lecturers will be forced to 'go to some
other place for our, cotton“ ‘
"We do not want a price that would
not be remunerative to .1118 grower.
but we do not want a fancy price sini-
sit’ the wafer. look
....._a .
9 liver.
to and
~Doan's Regulate cure confiipation.
i
REJ ECTEI‘D HONOR SYSTEM.
ma
Yale University State. That Btudenit
modulations“ Methods.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 2l.-—-’l‘lie cause,
of the recent‘votc of the senior .class'
of the academic department of Yale
University reiectingthe honor system.
first time semis ,ially disclosed. it
appears, that at .t a Joint junior and
senior examinations last Junie. at as
am triplcot iiifiellonormysteni. a num-
ber of sitniontsiusing dishonestnteili-
Their classmates refusedwo report
hem. and lids-said thumbs facultynn-
ci- thepec iar conditions. declined to
it is alsonasoried that aiiumber‘of
. these methodsobtaincd
degrees. wh le, otherdow stand stuil~
em ‘sup, isory dulled hill
c this uddéifigdm
Willi
MW-
"smog?“ pr’stmfir" new
3 V rt» 0 fl .,
i9: firsfilgthrhw iii! lilies;
"W N ‘ «@13ng t.“
king, s ton,
. lit we
is trio.) :
. tiers"
patron
“1.2 with!
iii
NEWHWcOdWlllm-Thdi unbro-
you“?
, . recently
"‘bpf‘bllmll'hfli‘Mh . ii;i
collodmrolaonoibndmh
taken Madmen-tho»: prehistoric
oundsicf'b‘loridsiaflbowdbiloctloneid»
ornaments it“
. isiw .’.~ ,,
‘=-‘;.ITO,P}-‘fl art-cocci , ,
mitt it re manna
2W sillifgoggswh ‘
_m “E
N mam:
militia .5 world-his
“rand by
it“ 3:
u
.. Macho. amines: o' ; all sin- in to has. but. ‘
, Muimmbmnmmbohb'flilb 33,130 it? my senor-{l conditioniiwflr
.l - ,
pound cures Female Conga!!!
moments. Inflammation and?
niuablcdn
Wind”? it. assume HAVE
rCollector of
laughed)
Evans, in behalf of Mayor f
to $4
placed.
ii
_.,
unassi‘istrloo'ti’i' it.i..
CHICAGO. (iii shame condition
of General Will
class was held and ,
deduced that communicated com. ,
Booth would
week.
ago. precaution ,
3:33:11“ #3: m in "summit
ngméu ,«II,.; ,
The arid ‘hdllllyaln , hiiids‘yxst'nlsdo from. ‘sii ,
absolutely pare. lure topics» on.
’ you credit may
the s of
My. whole in commsudfpmilgfivgegtn
urn territory of the "
. ND muggy how
bill your cash is if. -
id sleepicsnn;
Those in mpwm: ,
l i,” , ‘ ‘
NJ.
2
with
W“? , ,. it! . . ‘
in “quasilinear“.wbiohvmil
lber
n lanolin 'blri
ENGI‘VOE té‘Etlbnfifl‘eénobo
whohfiliflifllfim‘i. .n‘ " -.
‘lnvlta ion.i'.o;quen’ .
‘o! fem-.1:i wedge» an invited to ‘
iW-tW he re.
LOOKOUT NOW.
.._.4——
tumour to Maintainlvlust Have Name of BostPalnted on
‘ 1. ibilght'Prices ‘Mufl Stow . :i‘t
_ 3°in Suspend.Piioyi‘louua. _,
’l'bwfoliowinrieitec’from #6 " m-,
3 wt 3’ .’ ea”:
{lllhmflg '3'“ museum;
,pr
‘ttresi '0 owners.obverse!braver-Mo
would ,resuli .iiittil‘mély infill“) crib“ this city and .. . .
. , spirit fiction export»
trade, which was: sgundedfi'iday night
’by “C. w, Masai-ii“ “at ',u banquet. given
for libx Europeti‘nlcotton manufactur-
crs. ~ . . I .
largest individual ~
cotton} manufacturer in. the world, be -
”oi'cus chaf‘hew” Havonr’iit o in.”
downgraded, . . , ,,
Washington.‘0ct. ill, 1907. j:
Customs, New liavcn‘,‘
Conn; ,
Sir:-—Refcrrlng to your letter of the
lath, instant. this ofllcc advises you,-
that ithas .held that the law required.
the name of n_vcssel to be placed on
each bow and upon the stern. and not
merely upon a board affixed
.bow, ,or
to the
stern. . ‘
' Respectfully.
E. 'l‘. CHAMBERLAIN.
, Commissioner.
it. is learned that many vessels be:
“longing to the various ports ,along
the coast are violating 'the- law bl"
having their names painted or curved
upon boards or painted on pieces of.
:tin or other metal. and fastened to
the bow or stern. All such are liable
to a line of 8m for each name so
placed in non-compliance with
slaw. Thus. a vessel salilngyith four
names. two on
‘(fthe name of tb‘ vessel and the name
pi. a... ‘sbome..nii3‘ii would be widest
0 line, which could be imposed?
cach‘tlme it sailed. if a vessel hash.
pilot house and: it, wheel house the
name must propoly appear on enclr
outer side of the former and upon‘.‘
each of the latter. Some‘vessels would
be required to show their names (in-
cluding home port) ten times. with
the possibility ‘of' $100 fine for each
bow and two on stern
ii'lp made With ’namcs unlawfully
w“.————.. a.“
HOW‘S lam
We offer Onc’ Hundred Dollars Re
Word for any case of Catsrrh that cool
not be cured by Hall‘s Caiarrh Cur‘e.
F. J. CHENEY & (30., Toledo. 0.
We, the undersigned. have known F.
J‘. Cheney for this last Ill years. and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business trsiibmons‘ and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm. .
WAL-DlNG, KINNAN & MARVIN. .
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. 0.
Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggisis.
Take Hall‘s Family Piils for consti-
.0
potion.
. W—
TRAMP GETS A SOAKING.
Rudoly Awakened When Train Scoop-
od Water stfiowayicn.
A tramp who stole a ride on the
Boston express. leaving South Nor
walk at 2:51 p. m. for new York. not
a good waiting at licwnyion, Friday
afternoon. and dropped off the train
unceremoniously
'th riding on the tender of the en-
gine and however pleasant may have
at Stamford. lie
can his dreams. their quality clinugn
{ed suddenly when the engineer drop-
.ped the scoop to lake water on the
{run at
roughs which lays between the rails.
the liovmyton watering
the ire nicamc to a standstill at
lie was wet from
ovum-“WW4
A ORlMiNAi. ATTACK
on an lnoitonslv’o‘cltilcn is frequently
made in that apparently useless little
,tubc called the "appendix." it's xen-
prslly the result of miracles consti-
potion.
Klara N is Life Pills resolute the
liver. pro
lish regular bub
at. it, ii. Baxtorfs drug store.
followin; lvor tarpon Dr.
ht appendicitis. Ind estab-
is of the bowels. 250
humans amnr‘ailénm)
is to can one iiisetrlp in
m
trimmer c. A. Kli-
an
41
«. ,iiartl’orddhree weeks ago.
_ The Judges of the supreme court!
will find that the county commission:
‘ brs': room. which the judges uaoyifoi‘.
deliberations, has been entirely, ten-
_ ovatedsince they were here lastlAp
'rll. The wallu'have beennicely tinted:
and there is show carpet on the floor.=
reel its bench. .
lighting works.
K ,
0n sought of his advancedl Everybody-but
(it .bcine;iaksn’ito.'sud hard 7' _ .
‘ w iiiiima is should try static
alien to did i
i. goinmmmuke its-annual October}
0
nuclei. ”which . his
or New-haven and'Fairnsld.
,_ , the ~court will ‘99:»
mdrked‘bytthe appearance of the-live
biases on the headbands court with
it . t
,llridgeport for m. Third .
n as
the counties
, The visit
of
a. black silk ,
, , .. , “gowns. , which .tthe
gha'r”vmro~for+the «first time‘ at
There is .quite. adocket for the,
court to dispose of before it leaves.‘
New Haven county has sixteen teases
. and Fairfieid county tea. with one spe-
‘ ci’al case ‘whicli is notable because oi.
”the ‘motlonvnindeu
This special case is satiation made
by counsel for the Ansonia Water '00..
for a Writmi mandamus to compel
the superiongnourt. his represented! by
Judge ,Edwlwdiiuflmer. to change a»
a “-fll‘he. _, mammals savour?
mi 8. ,
this is than tinstanoe of its'lrind:
in the history of the court while sip. 1‘
.. a do , ‘
up“? hiccup
-t lifts'to‘be in session»
arciflhniot'iminal superior and theclvlb
common pleas.
could also do business. but there-is“ no)
room. and so it adjourned over until»
then-week following. This is the .first-i
time in the historyrof the court housei
that the .civil superior had nowhere to.
l
.HOTEL ARRIVALS.
w
Cliffordvltir. and Mrs. James H»
Everett, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Conklina
Mr. and Mrs...ii‘rank, Gnrritt. Charles;
1. Freeman and, party, Sheep and:
- : .. « - . n‘ ..
Campbell Fred W. Nonls. Miss Netti? gfigpel’g. of" (3le 65,9: “138%, .
1.0., ..-. ., , .. . -
Nblflco. Oct?" 2 1.2-Mrs.
Mason. New Torin G. Harry Abbot a
E. J. .Etbier. Henry lrwin. Mr. Veachu
Mr. and. lire. .l. J. .Vuono. Stamford;
ii. D. Whitney, Hartford; ii. N. Campy
‘h gridgeport; Ray‘de M. Sperry. Mr. and
l [2!
rs. (i. 13. Bradley. New Haven
‘o.
1
Heywood. ,Danbury: R, S. arneit‘.
Waterbury; inn; and hire. vwil inn. , s.
Johnson.'George F. Napen. Mrs. J. 8..
.Havlland. Boston; George W. Moore,
Rowayton. .
Mshackemo—John Smith. New
York: Oliver ii} Brandt. Morristown,
N. .l.: L. R. Hurlbutt. Wilton; George
L. Rockwell. Ridgeiield; S. Green-
stcin. H. Krieger. Bridgeport; W. R.
Ford. Waterbury; Percy G. Sargent.
New Haven; F. K. Holcomb. iiartfordr.
E. W. Smith and wife, Danbury; John
E. Wood. Walter W. Voter. New Brit-
ain: R. .l. Formsn, James McGee. Al-
bany; A. D. Barnes, Bridgeport: ii. 1..
Wilson. New York; W. llouion. New
Haven; Richard Martin. New York;
Frederick E. Hoyt. Saginaw. Mich.:,
Frank Madden. cityi P: E. Newbory." ‘
Chicago; li..E. Reed. Boston; Mr. and
Mrs. William Nash. city; C. C. liegoa
man. Bridgeport: Mrs. J. H. Roadie.
H. B. Rundle. ‘Enst Norwaik; Mr. and:
Mrs. J. ,Embry Stevens. Mrs. George
A. Whelpley. Miss Nellie A. 'l‘row-‘
bridge. city: ii‘. 1‘. Lockwood. Oakland.
Cut; J. ll. Dunne. New Haven; John.
E. Wood. Chicago: [-1. E. Stevens. De-
vtroit.
PLANS COMPLETE FOR THE TRiP .-
TO ANDERSONWLLB.
Arrangements have been completed
for the dedication of the Anderson.‘
ville monument. which will probably,
take place next Wednesday afternoon.
Addresses will be made by Rev. Jo«‘
seph H. Twichcll. of Hartford. andi
Captain Robert H. Kellen. of Delta
wars. 0. The monument will be‘pre-
sentedcto the state by Colonel Frank
W. Chencr.‘prosideni of the commis»
stop, and will be accepted by Comptrol-f ,
lcr Thomas D. Bradstreet. in turn the
comptroller still present it to the Na-
tlonal cemetery. Captain J. iii. Bry»
not accepting it in behalf of the gov-
'i‘he civil superlorii.
George S. Beltulne. H. Walsh. E. Del-3.
is. C, Rienhold. William Grouse, ..T'.:
HQRAQE ,R. .
.u,wM..‘._l., , ,,. ~."
Mina! mum..tnsu£asso.l I.
.i‘i‘ .; i ‘j‘ii‘i ii. .mw-m ,:;-:2'it.
.Ame'rictg’l‘! Hi .i O, il'n ‘ . . t .
. Film}. ”yin" laptpaxvm‘em‘ii-w "n 9'
'1LElam-Maurine.Part5!» .
.8713 RmiifiliUMic . Galahad-’41?“
.was'fget in, motion .this morning to se-
cure: the. release -.of..‘iViiliam English
‘ Walling. oil-indisuapolis; his wife Anna
were iiiiwméaifidiiéibme“Slum
Fertility—first? is re. min i; . , tear of
beam. amortisation custody, at . the
shirt it Militias . the. ,,em-
. gear stateside. :9
or has.
riaon'e'rti ”33913-3353 3
,p, ',i,l‘cafdd.~vk
all!)
classiest
pureed? .
rheflii' . 78
eta
rt:
lb! on... , .9' Sta, . . ' i... 3‘9 "
rafts. happenings, ;' iii: 333.3%? I *1ch
talents helped,» the ‘ ll wwben‘fim
'Wailhigs“wére ,, .
neia'y' the ,rci‘esf" ,c .1
s. ,w 9% ‘ “ '
fill
{up aryjtmo, out. [in than: not;
icing-so 1 " 33am begin a the‘ _ .o
the
or
v med
.5 rial!
SAN
.Wllllam‘Env ish .W, “inland her sis-
terxsoaasguiugy .
restat‘ 8t. Help” . lira, are we
in: $3.13.:ng syn. . tiered
.umsr'. ,- .s- .e,
J{acidified will 1% . the '
cleri“,£nd :ytlt.,,,.._, r , ‘
meats. “ Mrs.,‘Waliing,' {who was; Alli“!
Strunsliyg in, orderiic‘enuip ligament for
her chosen: work“ tookj a con
smile
,She selectable?“ , . , . ,
laborntbrof'isck n'lion‘i‘n‘r'th‘ejxemp.
ton Wnce lettered She-was married
ago. When site .1
object,,of. their trlp‘tq Europe washi-
tempted. rt was ‘deiim‘eorur ‘tli'evrlooal
would . . . . _
some city outside of the 'Ruaslani em.
hire. t'w' .I' nit.
NAvvv heaps epsv.
PHILADEL‘ a. ., Oct, ~
rapt in war times ihe‘fliseayue- island
Navy Yard undathe blp‘arsenal at
lag prepared for, thePs'ciilc‘ ‘iornls‘e.
‘ he Frankfort! *Arsebdl in the north-
eastbi'n“ phrt‘of thé City; is worms
highland, day manufacturing cart-
ridm; 9?, Mt blemish Myers. .
, f'l
com: f you ‘vIoaIir-oiily-stop‘t
. , >,Sia.miol¥ir, 3‘ immunisa-
“ liltibfll are attractive and arilstlcr but
:tsli most importance ‘is the fact that
sass. accrues? at... not. ‘
inner armhole(lameness amour
sky. like use. them beau-fist“
de Frantee here, I3.312% night, decapitaflf;
their:aasvslaliitn.r‘ltlith‘m°iilhm at the.
i“ to ‘ ' t' 1
9'53 “IRES. .. .0. 99‘
dietither ere
, , .7’ nblyg, twill‘be ‘ re: .
leased flagging? ‘ humming: j
" is: i. wanna .
redefine :
.. “to, are mutter-z
‘ ili'knjowp,
limit?!“ ,a
prominently
. , ‘_ . shi‘c'ir’i
Soc allelic“ "HmoVex
é' hillléhfi
er pocicilsm'st ‘ " ford? university.
mlnende he ‘a_col;'
,to ur; walla: tannins a few, years.
3 _ g elitism undecided
with her aisles-no secrecy as to the 08th with“:
cd to practice bywStsto‘udJof
press at the timo'ahat their purpose.
was to assist in age of..,the,pop,ulur.
movements in , Russia, but that. V e.
conduct her operations 1' .
Frankfort! haviEjnot hadi‘f'bdsler, days.
than at present; ‘At the hwy yard are.
nine war vessels. four of‘whlch are be
made my" money honestly?)
‘faut, ‘ a. .we could easily: live that
with, _ ,
by lotto calligr‘to
eiiling‘ ‘5
”slider 99"
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eyeryhody."-—Waslii2§ton Herald, 'r
4A‘i
:v 'i 35kWI:‘ at)» ‘i
. measles... . ..
' i. whims, my... .,
so. noawack :to new ‘voax.
eminent.
Anions those going from this vicinl-i “if“. 9:3“.«519258‘. WNW: ““391-
ty are Both Remington. Seventeenth
Regiment. of South Norwalk; it, Bun
aces. First, Cavalry. James B. Clancy.
Fourteenth Regiment; Owen Massimo.
'1’.
n . ..
iii-Ills. 3:17, it'll)“. still, tibia. 6:37,
32b“. 7:1“, 7:311, 9:33. 10:32. . ..
Sixteenth Regiment; Albert G. Platt.* ’ ‘ ~
Seventh Regiment: James iii. Steward;
Eleventh Regiment; Warren Wilbur.
lers' lionic.
“WH-
OUlGlDlD IV ELECTRICITY.
tampon, Oct. 2].-~Whnt In bellow
ed to (be the first case of suicide by
electricity has occurred at Kingston.
’i‘he .vletlmlwmwnllam Brownwacuu
punter. employed in the local electric
At the inquest It «to .
role if that a little while before his
deli . Browu made inquiries» to dau-
norous parts of the switchboard. it
was suppose
avoid risking" his life and the fullest im
” formation was supplied. Subsequent.
iy ho was soon 1g ,
__ of that minaisfi’nd.
allitererdoihwtliwhrgmu' s i. bad
is air ii s it no worry it
in Booth. at. _ can:l um i
motion Army. rcmsiusa unclilhgged idfififiwmffimwfifii’figfifi‘ ,
day. A consultation of several 911m ,m found indicating his intention to
”from" 01"“ an: commitssnlclds. ‘ ~
«1 that he was anxious to
lb his handset: two
there.
but videnco
a. the re»
A letter
4;
‘ was translations:
coordinating:
3 “ ‘l‘xéiiiimw Proper.
‘ ‘ w as. it ill
1m. igmdients.
., sands-of others. Muir
i never spin it to incite
, notation. .
tor two ism pm. inc.
,h
i
x it old wwwulia i can ,
meta
a i
Mills. 7:18. 1351:. 8:851. villas, 10.23.
i s6.;aoawsi:k To law have .
it. M.5-12208.1l11i.i that. 5:18.17 Ill.
stamina. .:4’.!1011r7‘. 11:081.. 11:45.
.4 with. ,_ ”a
it: is, citation.
it: 1.“ mil- 3 ,‘
M
.8: 0. 1:92;. hill 1.
i: .
to axe. ‘
Lili‘ 13:98“ ‘;,: .rlitiimiio,
Nuthatch.“ A“?! g
. opt-““54““, , liliflmflioxt
cars ’ ll _ twig-trio“ saintly.
it. all?! Win. than?“ ’ ‘
Wiser a rare
s
da‘, d! ,A ,
written-its; 3,333
.2 at..." Jim»: aficiLosgaéu .. ”mill 51%.”: “nth?
mwrosmaawaavnna.
3633,) 5a.. is . ¢
, .i‘. ,. x1}..,,,.,.." ;; a“, . rip
massma‘fi-fitattitosn iyt. meg-ll .63.
.y > i ; u 9% 9?”? u ‘-
can)»
A. Dir-42:53:. Biennium. fubbm
(Still. 6:50x. 0:68. 1:5“. Stills, 8:40.,;
dreamt}. iiio. tidbit. cztix,’ ii,
‘ ‘ ‘guzuds‘y.
9 :0 Mw‘iildldit. bias. 6:413, licli‘l.‘
l'll'ai Cavalry. all of the Newton Bold. P. Maw-12:57:. :“x. 2:613. 5:31. _ ‘
tax. .4: t. .
liable to.“ .
sidewalk.
lawiodoiivsuin
anomalous
1'le
i d Ranges go Such excellent
cl ays dependtdpon
3' . d. m it isipmperly
“I'm bf i‘v It; n- '"f 4..
cu “citam'ine the Stamford and learn more
y models and sizes. .
i ‘ . ‘
i
v
West Streets.
‘ and:
seamen-reissue
. Rolena W. Selleck to Albert .l.
burg. Stumpf. building lot, Gregor
vard. ,War. - ~
William F. Coggsweil to Charles
A. Ellioise. land and building. Grum-
mantsvenue. ‘War. . . . .: , J
.Wiiiy.‘ S. Trowbrl‘dge to Christian
Larsen. three lots, Foster Park. War.
Henry D. Whitney to Paul Lengycl
and wife. building lot, Sound View
Pater-unr- . " ~
Vincent
lot andqbnlldings, ,Lexiugton avenue.
goals-
G. Tito lowliouisn‘ Palumbo.
—.
"nor the” con'v‘enienc'e‘of those who
like to carry their \vdluables in a D00-
lest. attached to'the under skirt. one on-
terprisinx‘ho, so basmanulactuted and
ii i 3' dmiq‘idi‘lr calming?!“ F iii "iii
d" ‘i ‘i ~' -" :iw ' .~~. «as .n/ 'a' '* o‘ ‘e cuts 9 of 0
WW}, 3‘9 Mm we'm" is. landmi‘iiRWHD.
‘Lcliéls' read)”
swim» a snap' to
.hersatbe:.c0d£eoieiaaiei .3 i -. i . .
than}
. ys.,,_ ,1."fl.., _, ._ ., . .
a police'hccneé ,bil‘..Willling with s' . 1y
multimtiaanuiai alanine 'revoiw . . ' '-
1
ilBlebginning globe} he first, I
“w. wfii'it ’ .3. “‘5 “"No'
.2..a..._ ..,e3$3’oe. i med-
needlyMW-difichmek.
rhea...zaeitgttzr-s ....
“‘..l’,mill“ paisley my; ,iforkpf-
fiQQw-Nom I. ;w&5$ tacthafitlfl'l‘ucfi-
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Elaine 2:: “1:: . ._
Vieiitdiliiiiiiilefirlfi the, , Enact...“
scena-
..H:aitin_£vnsn chant! xam-
not i i ., 5
shoes. .3“qu
Jerome n. Wm
. {TI 7“Dilié‘eli'iiiiilflhv’é'ioiii;';‘
Aordioil
We. the undersignedg"..iiereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to Damiome’ihetho. City of
Nortialk. that tier wesrsllmd
6
treasure. or
. bail . .. .
“1.07,; :pvr toner
,. .sntii‘w avian
a, a resorts
of it be '
new
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can... a... .1 r. -. .i.r’r.‘.ii°°
ma * treacherous as» will:
gamer} baitiitivi ,fcuih'sbmaik,
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horror hive
d: aliens
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3 Mi It
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.ii ‘ omen rial-
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mil-i
lili.
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of all proper: bit by them on the
£3:th Waldflxiiiwlo to
hall's“ ‘4 . , ,
. MM hill thoraturn d tonic
sMfii’tit‘ 'ilidflnms‘: . raffles.
. ,Wrblt. whitish ’«dlo’rmisndst
$93 ’ t. ‘ .hfiifii Wow 3‘ ' “ scouts-wor-
, flu . til , . . ;_. i. Whit-finial . ‘ ‘ . Wt“.
3* r A. 2‘ “43am; i,‘ . it $65.01, {.0I; “3 ‘ u‘mrzil,
aiw voak was some «chums " slow as _ ‘ .a'yy. use «3:.
his... 22001:. 4:641. 5246., ‘ " my? ””131? c.2133...”
iii. rim. 4:00.10: , iii:
V“ “rigiditiiiib its that.
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, at“ tat/”Was ‘
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vein “1% ”tritium do
Iii , _
ii idiom: his 1‘ ,1 £3: rap-.‘t'i‘iit ., ,, .-. i...
’3 ' i at i7: ‘,- .i' if T'Iii.'_“§;fl’;.y, 5.
an iii-mile; met-tum. a: 5 i rediipswmm' ,umuwm“
o: .ilitls. 7:i.i:4tix. 923,11: . > a new ‘, m. minnow-iv.
on] . .i- a?" M, 3 " A, 3 my». “a 7:1 ffijmrmfiywmt
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13:095.! ‘ ' touchstone _.. ,
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