Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 11, 1908 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Cass quickly granted
The recalls

wont: butts;

”so ratios,
always been friendly
who he was lenteflc

. for life. ,

secured a divorcsl

as. of Psirdeld, on

~. her husband threw
ls of'bocr at ltcr,‘ also
gflwraliy to show

or the home. Once it
“knocked her down and

It a. stomach. Sit.» want”
dimital‘ for five uni”; Sid

‘ .. :never lived with him ul-

secured a divorce fiom
horas: Kohez. on the
lilldolity. Louis Basky was
- ardent.
i he ”stifled ml??? shel io|l-
bnsbgpd. to t in am e
drums and found him
mill"; women, Almira D.
was unable to get
. .. Home 8. Miller in the
yesterday. She wasn't,
Wu .suflltio’at evidence that
been up wrong doing Judge
hood the matter for another

liter said her husband was
aof servant girls. During
. lifesliie frequently arose
« t. and found that hubby nail
lolly, away to the room oc-
taut the servant. The same
mpnoned with three scrvants,so
éoonqluded her husband

trouble with this evidence
A. Miller continued to live
Wm half even after she
mill. bis fondness for scr-
So the Atlantic hotel incident

Wits ode to be relied on.
all she saw her husband
T ' lit a blond wotnan. After
he went away she Inspect-

snd found the entry of

E... Miller and wife." Judge
the evidence wasn't strong

the trial of the divorce peti-
We listener 0. Holly. of Danbury.
go W Case in the civil
, “court. Mrs. George Tweedy.
tor of the petitioner, collapsed
‘the cross-examination. of Attor-
Stlles Judsou,'suii was carried to
, jute-room where she became hyr
' [rm regaining consciousness.
flay the circumstances it was
the” bptter by Judge Case to ad-
,liearlng until next Tuesday.

 

3000b is the best remedy known
, for dyspepsia, indigestion and all
, arising from a disordered
It. , It (2' pleath prompt and
, b.:.a30ld ,byThe Clifford Pllill"
and The jBridgo Pharmacy. "

. HOTEL ARRIVALS.

“platinum—Harry B. Yard, Flor-
‘ Whitefilizrianlmon. ywakllel‘ Mg.

m, aA. . , New or W
- New Haven; I. R. Hurlbiut.’
, 3- Greensiein, Bridgeport:
,Jlrlchston, New York; W, R.
aterbury: H. D. Moore, Stain
. Sounenberg, New Haven; C.
or, W. C. 'Williams, New York;
~ by,’ Hartford; E. P. Horton.
, us; Bessie bee, New York;
‘ a, Boston; 0. ll. Heron.

ry; J Redstone Rowayton
H. D, anoid, Providence:
lurid. S. Tani) Briston, Mr. and
., ,Stone, New York; 8. B. Pet-
.Phlladclpbia; D. S. Shout. J.
Ite,’ Huston; A. T. Wilbur
' n, N. Y.: P. E Conlon. Col—

hump, I. s. Culley, Chicago

'W

' STOP THAT COLD
or litany result in pneumonia. Bra-
, Palm Is breaking up colds when-
dyes tried, almost without exception.
mg, 25c, 60c and 81.00 bottle. The Clif-
/ poster's and Plaisted's. ”
Inst. rro LOSES POSITION.
., RIA. B, 0.. Jan. ll.——Advices
"All More state that Admiral
V. Ito. of the Supreme Naval
w'ho commanded the Japanese
the .war with China, has been
- -. from the service because of
l which involves him with the
u. s workman in the Yokosukn

 
 
 

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OYO‘TINS AND TYPHOID.

Disease fist-ins Allen“ to Com From
“mugs of the Cltlss.

Envy few days we bear reports of V
's typhoid fever epidemic from one part
- of the country or another, which is al-

hood to have come about from tho
Welling of row oysters, oysters whlc
have been futtbnod in waters where
the sewerage of important citiosl ls
commuy dischsmd.

Tues. charm have no bearing upon
the important oyster output from New
Eaves Bridseport. The Norwalks andl

s'ewhere up the sound. the harvest of
which Is now at its who. an- as evil
svyono knowsflthe crop which is now

 

I being gathered comes from the deep- I

cut and purest c0ld suit waters of;
long Island Sound and Narragansett!
Bay. I

But it must be a recognised fact that ‘
these charges are injurious to the oys-
ter trade at large, cspccially to tho
nysted dealer who is seeking to extend
his trade all or” the country.

In discussing this proposition, why
would it not be well tor the govern
meat which has enacted the pure food
law, the expose of which so many of
us are bearing now—why would If not
be well for the government to inspect
and to gliarantcc the oyster product as
coming from pure water. "

This course of action would eflecl
uallyI stop all talk on oysters and f)
phoid a talk which every old time New
Havener is tired of hearing. «New lia-'
yen Palladium. '

Dertt's Carbollzmi Witch Hazel
Salve is especially recommended for
piles; Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy
and The Bridge Pharmacy.

LINCOLN COUNCIL OFFICERS.

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AP.-
Installatlon Ceremonies Conducted by
Deputy William O. Merriam.
District Deputy William O. Merriam
installed the officers of Lincoln Coun-
all, 0. U‘. A. M. at Mystic Chain hall.
in Washington street last night. Oui-
sfdo of this only routine matters were
discussed. The officers imiialled were
the following:
Vice Councillor—ltslle Overton.
.lr. Ex-Councillor~—~Prank Gertie.
Sr. Ex. Councillor—C. F. Hulse.
Recording Secretary-«C. ll. Adams.
Assistant Secretary~W. Q. Merriam.
Financial 8ecrotary~Fred Stanfield.
Treasurer—ii. A. Wood.
Inductor—Human Amumlmn,
Examiner—.13. J. Ferris.
Inside Protector C. if. Young.
Outside Protector—Winfield Sanford.
Organist—P. .l. Ferris.
Director-Frederick Sconeid.
Trustee-C. ll. Young. (.2 years).

SIMPLE REMEDY FOR LA ORIPPE.

La grippe coughs are dangerous as
they frequently develop Into pncuimy
nia. Foley's Honey and Tar not onhy
stops the cough but heals and strength-
ens the lungs so that no serious re-
sults need be feared. The genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
hoirninl drugs and is in a yellow pack-
age Refuse substitutes. Plalstcd’s
Drug Store and The Clifford Phar-
macy.

CONNECTICUT PATENTS.

The following were issued January
7. 1908. List iumlshedl from other of
A. ll. Wooster, solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport:

(I. W, Goodridge. Bridgeport, recep-
tacle for‘ incandescent lamps.

W. 0. Mann, Bridgeport, push but-
ton electric switch

.l. H. Miller, llrldgeport, carburetor.

P. H. Ailing, New Haven, clutch for
reliefogrlplis.

W. H. Taylor, Stamford, spindle for
dial- locks.

58C. Boomer, New Britain, hinge-butt

“C. E. Trewltella, New Britain, per-
colntor.

.‘i. .l. Buchanan. Waterbury, two pat-
ents: suspender cast-off.

l.. W. Morilen, Waterbury, loose-leaf
ledger or temporary binder

Harrison, llanbury. bandbox-

for bats.
llardfnan, Willimanllc. spool.

id. i". Ives, Wulllngford, jar-wrench.

l.. l). Whiting, Mllldale, lantern at.
tachment.

Tr ao-d Mar
Smith 8 Eggs Mfg. 'Co., Bridgeport,
sheet-metal chains.
Candee & Co.. New Haven, rub
her boots and shoes. .
Coodyears Metallic Rubber Shoo
(70.. Naugatuck, two trade-marks. Rubv
her boots and .

AN INSIOIOUS DANCER.

One of the worst featu es of kidney
trouble Is that it is an nsldlous div
ease and before the victim realizes his
danger he may have a fatal malady.
Take Foley's Kidney Cure at first
sign of trouble “It meets ell-
iarities and prevents Bright's disease
and diabetes. Plalstod's Drug Store
and The Clllord . “

NEW OPFICIAL VON ADA" lXo
PRESS.

John C. Curtis. for many years New
England superintendent of the Adams
Express Company, with class II New
Haven. has been temporarily round
from the business. and AmsudorAn-
draws an official of the company. for.
meriy located is New York, has been
appointed to mend. “his Curtis do
pied. Mover, thalho had on“
his connection with tho mm In

 

 

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Curtis st Mills
Victor s Curtis. is the Ads-ts m
agent in New Haven.

Tk DoWltt’
Pills". sKldnoysad

 

P from a life of outlawry.

iklnd. They were taken at the
lslde and secured for this country

' All Employss of New Haven Road Arc

 
 
 

In. M at am.
Monday night will be tbs sensational '

western melodrama, "’l'hs Train Kills:
bars." Regardiilg a performance by
this company the Reading iPs. l Times
said: “The Train Robbers' gave two
erormsnces at the tin-id Opera
House yesterday to w’ell-plia so audf

 

ouoss. The play ls full of exciting
situations and all the charms.“ or:
In capable hands. A lot It «nu-chi

scenery and mechanical smut, a: 7
used. which added much to the s when.
of the play. The plot. plainly told. ’
a strong sermon on the inevitable cc‘
of tho wrong-door. .lsinos l'cmi is fa.
cfbly impressed upon the mlnt’n of in.
audience and tho funmssibflliy o
averting the consequence of bin cui-
oer is so strikingly illustrated that iii
lay bit-cranes a strong factor in the
moral life of its audiences and n dctrl
merit to many a man who can only we
the gilded side of a life of crime and
the easy benefits that may be gainer
"l'he Train
Robbers’ as presented here ranks as
one of the best melodramatic producv
lions of the current season. As an
added attraction. the management has
secured Freeman. the world's grsatest
handout! king and jail breaker. whose
amazing feats have astounded hun-
dreds of thousands of people both in
this country and Europe.’

.—.——..

WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME.

Why Girls Leave Home. a mole
drums much better than the panic in
dlcatcsp was presented to it Inigo. up
p ecintivo illldlflllct'r at lloy'ts Then
to 9, last night The play was well
staged and exceptionally wall pro
settled throughout Each artist did
splendid work in their respective role"
and thou in attendance witnessed
some of the best acting soc-n here in
some time. The Impi- -rsonatlons of l..
'l‘ Ilrixton during the action of tho
I‘llfly, were excellent. Tonight lb.

.o

week‘s engagement with Monte Cris
to Monday night The Train Robbers
will be the bill.

The famous Tommy Burns-Gunner
Molr fight, which took place ,ut .Ihc
National Sporting f‘lub, London, Dec.
2 1907. will be pictured born at lioyt' a
Theatre, Wednesday. lanunry 15 mal.
thee and night, and should b ri‘illcd
with the lovers of the manly on
this occasion. The motion pictures
show every detail of the great IIPIH)"
wciaht bani.» and are :i murvci of their
rlusI

by
the American Vitagrnph Co.

A HIGHER HEALTH LEVEL.

"I have reached a higher health level
since i began using Dr. King’s New
Life Pills," writes Jacob Springer, oi
West Franklin, Maine. "They keep
my stomach. liver and bowels working
just right " If these pills disappbim
you on trial, money will be refunded.
at P. H Baxter's drug store.

001' OUT DIRECTORY.

 

 

 

 

Listed.

Officials of the New Haven road in
the yellow building on Meadow sircct.
New Haven, arc revising and compli-
ing it directory of the employee of the
New Haven road for ready reference.
The directory has berth in exists-nor»
for about two years, and this is my
first revision. When complctcd it will
contain the name, address and position
of every employs.

PILES CUREO IN S TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of itching. mind, lilecd
ing or Protrudlng Piles in S to 14 days
or money refunded. 50c.

WILLIANMS COLLEGE ALUMNI
, BANQUET.

HARTFORD, Jan. ll-The Williams
College Alumni Association ofgttonnmw
tlcut wil hold its annual banquet. of
the Hartford Club. Friday evening.
January 17, Sam‘iiel E. Elmore, '67. of
Hartford, Is president of the sourcin-
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IT DOES THE BUSINESS.

Mr. E. E. Chamberlain..o§CilnIon.
Maine, says of Bucklen's Arnlea Salvo:
"It doen the business; I have used if
for piles! and it cured them. ilscil II
for chapped hands and It cured them.
Applied it to an old sore and it healed
It, wllhout leaving a scar behind." 25c
at P. ll. Baxter's drug store . 2’

ADVICE 'ro vouuo MEN.
When you get married, don't marry a

 

pct,

Don't marry for beauty, nor yet a
coquette;

not marry a girl—that ls. if you. can,

That is fit for the wife of a sensible
mun.

young,
With more In her head than you hear
from her tongue:
And thoughn she is freckled, or burned

rShe will mslte a good wife for a any
slble man.

Then cherish her excellence, wIson
\ and Mild.
Andbllte to small failings indulgentiy

for so you'll make happy if anything
can,

The wife of a sober and sensible man.

Will; rl'c‘hos will wretchednoss often

o is I

Go linked. when your riches are got

with a wife:

But marry and make all the riches
You can. .
Like a bold. Independent and sensible

man.
A. B. C.

“NON, CHOCOLATE CUITAIO.
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W ms nu "as”.

.tlhirngo for the same period was

mgrove Company will close. their 9

. opinion that the present mode of llvv

diet are familiar. (lime attention

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DO WE EAT TOO MUCH ‘I
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Soms Reasons Advanced for the Rs-
msrksblo Osterlorsilon oi the
.Human Heart.

[Illusion Herald 1

The incren‘se in the number of fatal
cases of bran disease In the boroughs
of Manhattan and the Bronx for ihc
first eleven months of 1907 over the
coi'rispondlug months of l90tl was
I,2'lii, or about 27 per cent. The to
In! number of deaths in tho city of

497. uh increase of 10.6 per cent, over
”In gurus of the previous year.
liculth authorities in each city find in
Ilw figures cutise for special com
mum and for warning to the people.
rip, developing into pneumonia, and
attacking the heart, is a common
cause of fatal heart discasc,'huI the
health experts in the cities are of the

ing, and especially overeating, is
chiefly responsible for the deteriora-
tion of the human heart.

Dr. Dnrlington, president of the
New York board of health, says that
ovérenting Is a principal cause and
that it is firm- for the Americans to
adopt the dimple life and slow down.
Dr. flulifoy, of New York, says that
f.vt‘Irf:illIllg and too little exercise are
lN'Omilirut causes, Dr. St. . Clair
Drake. of the Chicago bureau" of mu
uicipal statistics, does not hesitate to
says that overeating and to much
drinking are weakening hearts
and that there must be an avoidance
of into suppers, n rcductlon in the
amount of food imd drink consumed,
and an increase in the amount of ex-
.-ruise- Iakcft.

Many experts, claim that men out
their lives In two by neglect of hy-
slenlr: principles In the regulation of

their living. Rational and proper
dict, is not the only thing, of course,
but. in connection with pure air

sufficient sloop, “sumac and propel
conduct, it occruples it place of aufli
clout. prominence to receive attention.

The Yale experiments in which
nine students followed for five months
ills liorncc Fletcher rulesfor com
mull,- masticatit'm and lessened meat
in
best rules led the students to adopt
it simpler diet, which had quite as
much to do with results as the ob-
scrvanco of the rules in regard to
mastication. Tests showed Ihutthc
men practically doubled .ihv-ir powers
of endurance during the period of ”IO
cxpcrlmcnt.

i’rofcauorfhittcnden. of Yale, also
conducted an experiment with a group
of men. composed In part of Yale
rtudcnis and in part with'rcprcsentu-
Lives from rumba sections of the
country. Gymnastic endurance (cats
were made, and it was found that
those who were accustomed to an or
iiinary diet of meat and eggs were
lacking In those powers of endurance
which were shown by the men who
rite sparingly of meat and eggs, or
those who did not use those classes of
food at all. Endurance was found to In-
crease in high ratio with the decreesn
In the use of those fluids. Professor
Chlttendcn did not argue in favor of
an absolute vegetarian diet, but. the”!m
results of the experiment indicate
that, in endurance and the power to
withstand a strain, the man whom-
diet has been well regulated and of it
simple order has on Immense advan-
tage over his less abstcmlniuous fol
low

The fatality of the grip is largely in.
trcnscd by the weakness of the firs-
tern which unteiiatcs lhe arrival of ”to
grip microbe, Abuses and indul-
genccs have already made their in-
roads upon tin- system and sappcd it
of the strength which might other-
wise withstand the attack of the

The warning of the New York and
Chicago doctors Is a rational one It
is not always within a man a power to
personally apply the brakes to busi-
ness and society and their demapds
upon him. The gratification of his
appetite is, however, a matter for reg
ulatlon by his own power, and the
lengthening of his days is to that. ex
tent within his own control.

CAST ORIA

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Small Gilbert—Paps. didnt I hear
you tell momma we would have to
seouoluisei

Pin—Y”

Small Gilliam—Well. you mlgtl bo-
ginby getting me a roast
shouldn't wosr out so insaysboss.

"Say. old also.” began Manley.
"that moot! fussed you-J

“i haven't forgotten. old man." in.
still "“nan't worry: l

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pm a Mil “him port And tilt
lmwrtatlon principally of bruwu‘
sugar, molasses and rum in l7illl the
customs district of Pairiioid is today
the largest post of entry In the slate.
says the Bridgeport Telegram. instead
of dealing solely with the West Indies.
the princlgal point of importation In
the early Istory of this district. ves-
sels from this city now traverse the
globe and bring in material from all
four quarters The district was found-
ed in 1789.1?» first collector of our-
toms was Col. Samuel Smedlcy. a se-
cession ofllccy of the British army. It
was not until 1785 that much imports
tlou was recorded. and. as stated this
cmnprlscd brown sugar. molasses, iron,
salt and mm from the West indies.
During the past year Bridgeport
headed the state in the matter of cus-
tom receipts, evon going ahead of
Hartford. which for some time head-
ed the list. The receipts for the.pre-
vlous years were $166,844.25, and the
increase in twelve months, it may be
seen. was 23. ll per cent. The business
this year. or for the first three months
of the fiscal year, even exceeds that
of last year, and It is believed will
be the greatest year in the history of
the office.

The articles of importation at tres-
cnt are dye woods. sponges, silk, lum-
ber, shingles, wood pulp, gluss‘, cotton.
cloth, yarn. earthen wore, pig iron and
steel billets.

Papers are Issued from the local
customs to all vesuols of live ions bur‘
dcu undipvcr. Among the large-r you
Help bailing from this port are the Per-
rv Satan". which uus built at (lrocno's
ship yards. illliz tons burden; the
fill? lens, and ihc
P. ’I'. Barnum 767 tons.

l'bcre lili' several bundled vcasciu
in all with this as the home port which
soil to all parts of lhe world 1‘! to flecl
of vessels would be increased with bel-
Ier harbor facilities at the point of on
try. It was due to this lack of deep
water that the city lost the Nonpuricl
Cork (30.. which imported largely from
France on Vessels of deep draft,

ONLY CURE FOR OYSPEPSIA.

Mrs. Frankl Bush. of New Castle.
Del” says: " suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear. of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian ilnim, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."

Forsalc‘ by R. II. Plafsied, F. If.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "

SUPREME COIJRT CASES.

HARTFORD, .Inu. li.-Before the
supreme court yesterday the somewhat
celebrated breach of promise suit of
Mrs. Theresa Corman, of this city.
against «31- Representative Thomas K.
Pitts, of Ashfcnd was argued 0n the
defendants appeal from the superior
court Mrs. Gorman. who is about fli-
ty years of age, was awarded damages
of 84,400 In the lower court after a
lriul which attracted much attention.
The iicfcndnnt,. who is forty’thrce
years of are. bases his appeal on the
ground that irrelevant testimony was
admitted in the trial of the case and
exceptions are also taken to certain
parts of the ,iudgc‘ s charge The case
of Iohn P. Sweeney vii/Landon, Pra-
ry and Clarke, of New Britain, which
cnmo upon reservation by the superior
court, was submitted on a brief

BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY,
as mercury will surely destroy the
tense of smell and completely ilernnge

lhe whole system when entering
through the mucous surfaces. such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physic-
ianB. as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly do-
rive from them. l-lulls Cutarrh Cure.
manufactured by I-‘. J. Cheney I; C0,.
Toledo, 0.. contains no mercury. and
3 ”INF" lulirnully. noting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. in buying Hulls Cntnrrh
Cure be. sure you get the genuine II
is taken Internally and made In Toledo
Ohio, by P J. Cheney ls Co. Testimon-
ials frcc.

Sold by Druggistsf
bottle.

Take Iinll's Family Pills for consti
potion.

 

 

 

Price. 7 be per

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WRSETLER GOTCl-I TO RETIRE.

BALTIMORE, Md" ..lnn ll -Prank
(latch, champion wrestler of America.
innouncca yesterday that he had made
up his mind to retire at the end of
ith year. He says that his ambition
has been to meet Hackens'chtnidt and
now that this scams for the first time
likely to be realized, he is ready to quit
wrestling. (lotch received a letter
yesterday from W. W. Wittlg. of Mil.
waukoc, urging him to ace Wittlg at
the earliest possible moment to sign
with Hackcnschmidt for the champion-
ship of the ‘workl. Cotch said that he
will not have the mulch before May I
and that Chicago will doubtless be the
scene of the contest and that the nurse
will‘ probably be split 65 and 35 per
con . '

HOW TO AVOID APPENDICITIS.
‘ Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
OrIuo Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating the
liver and bowels and restores the nat-
ural action of the bowels. Orino Laxa-
tive Fruit Syrup does not nausente or
grips and is mild and leasant to take.
Refuse substitutes. lsted's Drug
Store and The Clifford Pharmacy. "

STOLE NONI! "I‘NNDYINO CONDI-

PUTNAN Jan. ii .--A horse which
was stolen from Walter Atwood here
Thursday night. was found in a dying
condition on the road in North (Iron-
vsnordalo today. It had been over.
driven and than abandoned.

_—‘

BETTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking doss not ours children of
bodwottlng. rum Is a constitutional
cause for this trouble. lira. It. lets»
MW DI”, Ind" will

send free to airy ntothsr bar maul
homo treatment, with full instruct
Sand lo .bui write her tods
rourabildrsa rosbis

 

 

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. luscious.
You have ymirself/to blsiils If

" in his gymnastics or athletics."

go on suffering from stomach troublw
We have published sliilmnnnts from
many 80th Norwalk men and women
who have banished dyspepsia in its
worst form with the use of Dr. Rich
ards Dyspepsia Tablets

it is the same story in towns near.
by. For instance, Mr. Samuel Lyon.
3 well known war veteran residing at
Noroiou. Conn. says: --

“l have lived In this vicinity prac
tically all my life and i know that
very few if any people hereubout will
doubt my statement. I have been a
sufferer Jrom dyspepsia for a good
many years and, us I have been re-
lieved of till the distressing symptoms
which made lli‘e so miserable, I think
it is nothing but lost that i should
give my testimony in behalf of the
remedy that has brought uhotit this
Loudcrful change in my appetite. Ev
crytlilng I ate sutured to cause dis-
trcsu. I had vei y little appetite and
was at a loss to know what diet'io
adopt for what would agree with me
one day would cause trouble the next
day. My. heart would best ,ery fast
if i took exercise that was in by way
violent I had about given up in den
pair thinking my use was against me.
At this time a friend who had heard
of Dr. Richards Tablets highly praised,
obtained a bottle at Allen's drug store
and nskodme to take them. I did
so with the result that 1 obtained al-
most instant relief. i found the little
laxative pills which com?~ with the
tablets to be the finest th rig for con:
ntlpnilml i ever used My appetite
and digestion are now all that could
be desired and I give all the cledlt to
Dr Richards Dyspepsia Tablets.”

For sale by all (imagination
to any "Richards" twice. Price 50
cculsmer bottle. Made by Dr. Rich-
ards Dyspepsia Tablet Association, 68
Worth street. New York.

PI? r m

U PLIFTINO COLLEGE ATHLETICS.

 

 

Prof. Sargent. of Harvard. Makes a
Plea for Better Conditions.

.‘cmcsoo, Jan. l1.-—Prof. Dudley ‘A.
Sargent of Hui vnrd makes it unique

lelics and physical culture in an ar-
ticle on “Compulsory Physical Educa-
tion." published in the January num-
ber of iliefichool Review. issued ,from
the l'uivcrslty of Chicago press this
week. and advises that ,."no student
should be. given honors in his studies
unless he has attained a certain page

9
draws this conclusion after criticising
the position of college faculties which
forbid students taking honors in ath-
letics unless they have a creditable
standing in their studies.

”This requirement," writes Prof.
Sargent, "would insure the conscicu-'
tlous prudent against sacrificing his
health in view of raising his. standing
in scholarship, which at the present
line be Is likely to do on account of
the keen competition to which lie is
subjected."

Dr Sargent believes physical cul-
ture and athletics should be included
in the required curriculum. "Under the
head of physical training." be com
tinues. "l shuild be glad to see in-
cluded all forms iii-physical activity.
including music. vocal and instrument-
nl; drawing. painting and modeling,
and all forms of manual training. dauc
ing. skating. swimming. rowing, bicy-
cling. military drill—all forms of cal:
isthenlcs, plays and the various lumps
of athletic sports."

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT R!-
GAROING THE NATIONAL PURE
FOOD AND DRUG LAW.

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's lioncy and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as It contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs. and we recommend It
as a safe remedy for children and
adults Plaistcd' a Drug Store and The
Clifford Pharmacy.

YALE CREWS GETTING BUSY.

 

 

Candidates for tho Various Squads
Getting in Trim.

NEW HAVEN. Jan. ll.—-Candidutcs
for the crew sounds at Yale will be
called out within a few days and the
prospects are for an unusually large
response of men. the outlook for thc
'.varslty squad being very good. The
first lot. of «freshmen are going to. the
machines next week and right after
the Junior promenade week after next
tho 'varsity men will be put at work.
The harbor has not been skimmed over
with too this winter and unless very
sew-re weather comes soon the men
will be out on the water at an early
date. A movement is under way, al-
though II has not taken definite form
and probably will not until the proper
time, Insecure promises from alumni
and undergraduates of funds which
could be made available in case Yale
should turn out :1 winning crew on the
Thames and should be invited to send
a crew to England to meet either 0x-
ford or Cam ridge No money will be
collected. b t the idea Is to plan out
the financial end so that in case of an
invitation to go abroad time would not
be lost In consideration of the financial
side of the question. The innovation
need not be put Into effect this year.
but with definite plan of raising money
to send a crew abroad in case of an
Invitation at some future time the mat-
ter- of meeting the cost would in a
measure be assured.

- A CURE 'OR MISINY. ,

”I liars found a cure for the misery
malaria poison produces." says It; M.
fumes. of Iouolleu, S, C. 'lt's called
Electric Bitters. and comes In to coat
botios. It breaks up a case of chills
or “billets: stack in slfdn‘ul no tints:I
and pu now an oecesnou'
of commission "'I'b grail tools mod
brine and blood purl gives quick re-
lief is all stomach, Ivar and kidney
complaints and the misery of Isms
back. Sold under gusrsltso at P. If.
Baxter's drug stars. ‘~

 

plea for the uplifting of college nth. .

 
 
 

 
 
 

all", N M
the coldnesrs an
ilsren road.

iuc division, nd nowhere along the
Ivlslou la the condition felt more '
than In New iondon. says the New
motion Day. Some weeks ago twenty-
five firemen were laid off the Shore
line and the Air LlaoNorthsmpton di-
vision bctl rt which are under the
Jurisdiction at A». tor Mechanic J. B.
Gannon. of this city. At the some
time thirteen engineers were laid off.
This wool: at the office of the master
mechanic thero'werc indications that
a further lay off‘fs contemplated and
front a semi-official source it is stated
that the lay of! this time will include
ten more engineers and fifteen mon-
flremen. This number will Inflllldt'
both divisions under the charge of
Master Mechanic Cannon.

This condition is due to a dearth
of business. Freight and passenger
trains have been annulled and their
crews put on the spare list and tho
freight business all] shows signs of
falling away, It launch a contrast
to a few months ago when good engi-
neers were scarce and firemen were
difficult to obtain. No relief is in sight
among the railroad men. unless there
Is a quick pick up in the freight bus-
iness.

The same condition of things 'exlsts
among the conductors and trainmeu. ,
both in the mssenger service and in
the freight business. Conductors and
trslnmen are getting their notices as
regularly as the mecllanlml men and
all duo“ the. line comes the some
wor .

 
 

 

 

it is very important dad in fact it is
absolutely necessary to health that we
give relief to the stomach promptly
at the first signs of trouble. m’l‘a'ke
something- Once in u dblleea

after meals: something like” K0

for Dyspepsia and indigestion. II will ,
enable your stomach to do its work
properly. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy and The Bridge Pharmacy. ”

W
BRYAN A CANNON. ‘
I‘D . ,

. Former Candidate for Pnoidsnl a...

They Will Oppose Each Other.
DANVIIJE, llI., Jan. “Lb-William J.
Bryan, who spoke . here Thursday ,
night at a dinner tendered him by the
Bryan democracy. declared it his be-
lief that Joseph G. Cannon. or this
city, will he the Republican candidate
for president. and that he will oppose
Mr. Cannon.

Mr Bryan spoke on The Issues of"
the Hour, the second speech the
present illiuols Mlners' Canipaig‘n, crit-
icising the actions of the administra.
lion and suggesting remedies for ai-
fairs financial, the curbing of the east-
ern hanks, Wall Street and the central-
ization of wealth. ills offerings would
probably be made light, of by the up-
position, hc said, and he again would
be referred to as a dreamer. but it.
mattered not to him.

Mr. Bryan said there Is not a plank
In the platform laid down at Chicago
in 1896 but what is stronger now and
that there is not a plan in the Repub-
lican platform of that year but what is
weaker. Every principle hold then by
the (Democratic party has been vindi-
cote

 

RANK FOOLISHNISS.
“When attacked by a coughor
cold, or whén your throat is sore, it Is
rank foolishness to take any other
medicine than Dr. Kings New Discov‘
cry," says C. 0, Eldridge. of Empire,
do. "i have used New Discovery sov-
en years and I know it is the best reap
edy on earth for coughs and colds,
croup. and all throat and lung troubles.
My children are subject to croup, but
New Discovery quickly cures every
attack." , Known the world over as the
King of thousand lung remedies. Sold
under guarantee at P. ll. Baxter's
Drug Store. We and $1.00. Trial bot-
tle free. ‘ ' ‘ , ”

Our Idea of a good boss is one who
can boss without housing.

 

 

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HARTFORD RAILROAD
rm: root's.

in Effect January 5, 1908.

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Mills, 7:13. 7:5", 9:53x, 10:22.

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