Wooden”,
taken no
' .
shim a. terminal.
’1’,
‘ . ow avou
. All!“
i v
dill”:
“y‘ymm.rr
xty miles an hour.
' ,~ 5 Grant replied,
pm. but no truth on
wide open."
Wilson on the system.
M
was THE susmsss. .
l-chamherlain, of Clinton,
says of Bucklcn’a Arnics Salve:
be business: 1 have used it
and It cured them. Used It
‘ d bands and It cured them.
, (to an-oln «around it booted
out leaving 21 sour behind." 25c
‘Bax or's drug store . "
V‘HAILBOA? THIEVES AR-
R .
as Another Ir
Take In. ,,
HAVEN, Jan. 16.——-Wlfhiu :
McLean um
ill,. two railroad brass nut.
s, arrested by them. hm;
, over td' the superior cour
m police court, .lhlo morning
Donnelly and (Jolwoll land
. hers in the lockup luv simi
It
fit/Louis“. Downcs, a icon
harles Johnson. a Nov.»
,1 and It is thought that tllcf
It the convictlo of McLenr
learn up ‘ who canto looting
' cars and col bumps in tin
grill; of late.
trying to sell a load of
reload car parts and were
. J on m’o counts of theft
hurglary.‘aenteneen of 30
(7 fl; grid lies of {7 being given
] oft c urges. ‘They wore
. fever on the burglary charger. ,
piaintu had been made to
w ., Methane two men. the deter:
. 'atortetl out immediately after
investigate them: and on a
‘W an cxprcssmnn who had
some.“ the stolen stuff landed
«land Johnson on Meadow
“MD was found in a Iodg‘
were «with a 15-year-old girl
Wanton: of their relations
0. Downes is known til
m previous trouble. be-
or a burglary at the home
WOIllfl', of 121 Latoya"!
M .last July. lie shipped at thy
“ but Will be charged withvtbar
it
4
I ,
‘L’l‘t on snowman.
"in Jan. fill-Mt a
of. dots-mu m In cur
mu taut-ism
castration from“ Now
» the demands of the un-
' work or food and shah
thousand m will assemble
to “or hail. when they
coop anti the council talus
cthta.
?
Cathollsttd Witch "out
, ' ly rccommemlud for
champ i’bmm
95'
do
NI CON‘
.w,‘
’7 but» was in;
. . service tor
“mm [ID flPWl-
throat. of running a
left dubbed by ennu-
_ _ the .. ucrvlcc
ill III in Hill MD“;
locomotlvg. in. no limit,”
downs occurred that
- were IMtfllelllell, he
«pm It on the mud and
the attention of his
uninvolved” eu-
ninghe was noted
- bombed with his
will; his fireman to
. ..,'al§ '0' him, but wot: h-
' self and Flinn a mysti-
; the {Bxcfllilf‘llliiill
President Roosevelt to
on a special
mind President
» roadbed between
Haven, and asthc
. flip out of Union station.
. 1"to-5311i“, ”Give the
for his money and I'll
. . some". Grunt did It;
9 never loses his nerve,
t‘tihe‘yurd limits in that
remarked that thumps”
.Grant had
. however, and before‘tho
all West Haven it was go-
Rouse
(701” faster anywhere in the
hired how fast he carried the
"God only
didn't have time WNW at
Theeslsnala came living
it thank took all my “we
t is
nutternecta to be 0n his
y dnd'wlll report for work.
fraterecovery In hoped for.
’ enrolls at. headlong. speed.
the can be Is one of the most
4 for Friday, 14 pertain to divorce pati-
‘ Rudolph.
- W
abrasion» heads“
”Bil
W In wally l» W
idg'bftiw clan form “shadow
am stages word magmatic from
“"135 thi‘l‘trlhsl , d,” in g:
" h, nib ceased tong] stays
with ‘, aster.
, , all this w t t
the out subdivision of the wor d’s
history man mama valuable as a com-
mercial uul . as represented by the
five nations. This terminated In the
reprimanded period and after the to;
,_ construction of this time, the speaker
' when man is valued as a man. the
' mult' being a philanthropic work of
all sorts, the Idea being to help a man.
whatsoever his condition.
Attire conclusion of the address,
Professor binder was long'an , hearti-
ly applauded. Professor Bin or’a ad-'
dress was the main feature of the neo-
and ofa series of monthly smokers
this winter at the club's quarters-in
South Main street. and he came to
South Norwallt upon the invitation of
the rector. Rev. H. A. L. Eodtler, roc-
ior of Trinity Church, ‘who acted as
chairman of the gathering. lnstru~
mental music was played by the Eula
brothers, rocltatlons given by George
Getty and jokes cracked by Thomas
W. Merriweatber, Coffee and sand-
wiches worn alno served and tho rt»
maindcr of the evening spent in a
social time and life'singlng of songs.
The clubds very prosperous In every
particular. '
The entries for the pool tollfltfilllclll
will close Saturday. The} tournament
la being arranged by John Stadlcr. who
has secured the following contestants:
John. Quilter... . ... . . . . . .. . _. u
I this
Joseph Quittncr ..................
The club's nexthlg. event will Ill: the
Lincoln Day banquet at the Mnhuckc-
this will be announced shortly.
HOWTO AVOID APPENDICITIS.
Moat victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
Orloo Laxativa Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating the
liver and bowels and l'r-storus tho unt-
Iil'al action of the! bowels. ()rino Laxa-
tive Fruit Syrup does not. museum or
gripe and is mild and pleasant to take.
Refuse substitute-s. Pluisted's Drug
Store and The Clifford Pharmacy.
DIVORCE PERCENTAGE GOOD.
Of the 29 motions on the short. col:
radar list of thgcivll superior court
lions and nine of them are uncontested
divorces. This is about one-half the
motions, which is slightly larger than
‘ltlllltl. As it rule, the divorcc matters
.u‘e one-third of the total number rd:
motions. sometimes running to one-
‘tnlr. The uncontested divorces are as
:oliows: Almlra I). Miller against lim-
uce B, Miller, May [-3. Byington against
Fred E. Bylngton, Elizabeth ”Mitford
against Alfred Dc’l‘. Sanford, Rose B.
Berrell against. George B. Berrcll,
Thomas Horahnu against Elizabeth
Horahau. John Reid against Mary E.
Reid. Kittie White against Richard
White. Michael Mukui against Mary
Mukai, Sandor Rudolph against Angie
1—...“W
Kennedy's Laxative cough Syrup
acts upon the bowels and thereby
driven the cold out of the system. It
contains not opiates—It is pleasant to
lake and. it highly‘ recommended for
children. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy and The Bridge Pharmacy. ”
NEW RECORD UNDER WATER.
CHICAGO, .lan. tor-Frank Sullivan.
swimming director of the Illinois Ath-
letic Club. last, night established a new
professional record for remaining un-
der wiacr. staying in the bottom of
the tank for three minutes. The for-
mer mark of 2:20 was held by F‘inney,
an English swimmer, and was made
several years ago at, Philadelphia. The
Briton gave his exhibition in a glass
tank in which the water was kept-at
a temperature of 88 degrees. Sulli-
van's feat was performed in water at
a temperature of 76 degrees.
ONLY CURE FOR DYIPIPOIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
Dot, says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great d recs
and belching. I tried cvoryth g I
would hear of, but nothing helped that
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent. bottle cured inc cosiwioieiy."
For solo by it. if. Plalstod. V. II.
Editor and The Clifford Pharmacy. '0
“M
KILLED IN A PIOTDL DUEL.
CHICAGO. Jan. lh.-—»In a plsoi dual
William thorllauser was killed early
today by Detective Michael Km. Foo-
Iwrhuuscr was attempting to rob two
men when he was seen by the listen-
live and the tihmtiog followed.
. MW
De'Witt‘d Little Earl filters are the
beatpilis known. but lb Tho (lliilord
14380 Phil;
. I
Pilot-main and The
nary. . .
MN...“
OHIOAOO O‘I'Oll IANNIUPT.
dmcsoo, Jan. tin/tn Involuntary
is bankruptcy threw the to-
; mythic subioct to the present day. hill
llny Selleck ...... ........ l0!)
Silvio Pnganctti ‘ .................. tool
Roy Ferry .................... til}
Arthur lAndeburg ............. 85
Hamilton Comatock st
mo Hotel. The list oi" speakers i'or.
1":
314.90, divided up among eight cm
at ill per
ha...
‘ \
Comm
“ Martyrdom It Should
Fe New At 309b-
Drunlteuneas Is a Ill'O'tl‘él'in't-v (its
ease; the moderate drinker is not .sdl-
MM With two, or thrust drinks a tiny.
the craving for more and mom o‘c-
tlfll'nfill Irresistible as the distant.- illl'
vapour; the result In Chronic Mrolmi
’i‘he treal'incut used utiocemimy .py
tlwutmnda right in their homes is
Orville. It is a scientific mate for
brunhenneus and has given such u:li~
vernal satisfaction that It is sold under
a positive guarantuu to effect a cursor
your money will be refunded. This
guamntéé Is given In good faith and is
carried out to the letter. Orrluer not
a new remedy; it has been sold by the
leading drugglsta In every city for
years. It has lifted tens of thousands
from the depths to worthy. manhood
and has the hearty endorsement of
gretsdul men and womcuin every state
In the Union.” ,
I Orrine No. I in the secret remedy;
,Ot'riue No.2 in for those willing to
tulle the treatment. Either form costs
,tlbti. The guarantee Is the some in
either case. Writcdo The Ol‘rlue 00..
:, Washington. I). (7., for free treatise on
.Drunkenncus, mulled in plain sealed
lenvclope.
,cd on receipt of price. Sold by the
‘lcadihg druggiuts In every town and
icity. and in this city by Edward W.
chllcy, .Ir., Drugaiut, 8 North Muljl
:St.. South Norwalk.
l CONNECTICUT Iii: GRANGE.
Owning ‘ Own Building.
mill.l“tll§éil.y : : : : 1:: : : : t : : : : : : it Matron. m 16.--... ............»..
Norman Show ”1; ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 757scsul0ll of tho ' Connecticut Slut.»
Frank Fields ................ '-.'~-.75'Gr:mgc it has voted to purchase it
Edgewood Williams .............. ’l'O1
,.. I United States lluglfot' any granite own-
it
Louis Yogi, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7p. “‘8 ”l" clouds 0‘ ">5 hit" ihlli WONG the rctl-iottcr day of the season. at“ nil
Floyd Collin ................... ,, 70 agree to fly the flag on the days of spawns, I was fishing In the pass with
Fred Rowe ._ ..................... 70 the “”910“,, or 11),. you,” uud “my" titty root of line. and tho bait wus di-
Frcd McMahon .. ................. 70 grunge. . ructly under the canoc, when u tur-
Willium Huhbcll ................. 70 A resolution presented by Mrs. Elizn- Wm struck fli’l‘l‘l‘ll'. illllfikli' . PHTYIWI
Harry Smith ........... 2; ........ «if. both I). Bacon fflvnflng ,m'v,-,m9m1mt,.m away it hundred more feet of lino, nnd
‘W‘M" Smith l ---------- ‘ -------- “5‘ to tho constitution of the United ”w“ W“? so ”‘me toward "’5 that
John Murl’uy ............... -. ..... till 4514",“ providing for t'llmll suffrage for l fourcd. trom the looscncd lino. that
William MGM” ---------------- “0 molt Itml women was rht-l‘ro'd for com: howh‘“, e'scilpi’d'
George Brush, .................... 60 Billion “unfildprmim' ' Ihcu. lifly feet from the canoe, thoy;
Hurry Lune """"""""""""" lit, A resolution prompting tvqulnst Silll- ”hf” into lltt- air " mm" tarpon. "INF"
William Mills .................... 7.3 dfly desecration W,” “m, referred for bring. its we learned nftorwnrd. on
Charles Goldschmldt .......... 5:3 ,.,,,,s,de,.,m,m_ own rover! fee? . Up. Up! tut? lu- roar.
Reuben Hawkins ................. 40 A rt‘bm‘t on'thc “Hm”. Fire Insur- until tho camera scrolled to he pointed
Hroace Keyworth ................ till 'mre Augmmion w'm luudc yesterday at the zenith, bud before they rattled
Charles Pfahl ...... ' ' .......... tit) ' ' ' ‘ ’ ‘ comm-u mun could get his aim. the oil-
nfternoon as follows:
risks, 31,790.26]; insurance written In
1907, $559,967: llll"01|l("lll 19013135327.-
85: total expenses for your, $8,945.67:
pnld for'fircs, $7,554.87: not ('xponsmt.
$l,ll.‘i0,ll(l. ~ '
W...
crayons
llu Kiri You Have Alva): Bought
Bears the ' o 971 E g _
Signature“ ,
NICK STAUB'S PROPERTY.
A Cantroversytaetween That and Bria
tol Estate.
NEW MILFORD, .lnn. Him—All ur-
my of legal talent such as is seldom
seen here is struggling today ovor the
claim of the estate of the late Nit-bolus
Slaub against the cattle of Isuuc B.
Bristol, (launched. tor $2I.ili‘ll). which it
is claimed In due the Staub estate as a
result of transactions of Messrs. Sinub
and Bristol in connection with the put"
chase and stile of the New Milford
Power Cohmpany properly, and other
business matters which they conducted
in common.
Arthur D. Shipuiau. of Hartford. and
Hon. George M. Woodruft of Litchilcld.
are commissioners to hear the claim.
Donald T. Warner and if. M. Wil-
liams represent the Staub estate and
Judge Henry Stoddard. Of New Haven,
J. Henry Rorahuck, of Cannon. ”and J.
F. Addis, of this place represent thc
Bristol estate.
M“-..—
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOILCA-
TARBH THAT CONTAIN
' ‘ MERCURY,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely dcrange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physic-
fans, as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you onupossibly do.
rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured" by I". J. Cheney A Co.
Toledo, 0., contains no mercury, and
is taken internally, acting directly
gran the blood and mucous surfaces of
a system. In buying Hails Catarrh
(turn be sure you get the genuine. It
is talmn internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by F. J: Cheney 5 Co. Tcstimon»
Isis free.
'Drugglsts. Price. file at»:
Gold by
bottle.
Talia Hall's Family l'ills for constlv
potion. at
W
c0070!“ COLLECTIONS.
m
New Haven District Most Costly in
the dials.
WASHINGTON Jan. lt.——~Tha sac
ry of the treasury today traustnitt
ms a report showing the cost
of t collection of customs In the var.
ious districts throughout the country.
For Connecticut the New Haven dis
trict cost the most with a total of idol;
P
as as foilowa: One collector at. its».
to: one My at ”.500. one at aim,
turd I at ”Mm tiny, cud m ilspoctm
y.
Ii trauma W I!
that ministry the hands of
in we aim
“attrition! c' m
purist; "
qussoon
Orrine will be mailed seal-
WillPurchaa Fla Fo A 'o o
H g r ny rangv .inw, und,counted,,lho.,cuntorn=ntun.m
Outstanding
shit 1 i m
naught ‘ near" attrition of
chasm and‘rhonld‘bggmsd for;
“do, feel of line and sundry sinker,
any» A. minimize: in A , "ah i:
shallow we or t ,amoa. ‘ ,‘ ,
nu- the instant he feels tho boot. but
luthepmho Mill”! w
more. or. ill, .9,
"cm than o r w ltlutd
..
. 31'
‘ll‘li uttdrlc'lyjuhot above the, surface.
by » a bidet fr'om a gun, and in the
inn wild shake of his head thrown
‘IW‘ “WWI sent a four-ounce leader:
strip-r “t"nz over my head from
twice that distance.
Otl‘vr tarpon
other leaping ovor the stern of the
moor. As soon as the tarpon wads tired
enough to let us pull the canon beside
him We remand the hook from his
mouth and let him swim home to his
family. It happened once that a tarpon
‘wss less tired than we had assumed.
On that occasion he swag home and
he had a good man-story to tell his
friends.
tarpon,.yet in fifteen consecutive days
of fishi we were last to forty-four
tarpon, och of which had jumped for
us from one to tyelye times. This high-
water mark of twelve lumps was made
by a tarpon which was stimulated to
his later efforts by the proscncc of a
pursuing shark and the twelfth jump
Will-l a doublenumbcr. . . ‘ ,M
There was commotion In the crlmv
sound water. now vigor, at tho other
end of my line, and it ‘wugan hour
later when i finally landed on a and
' bar it ullurk with all aldermanic aloft»
och. A knife, drown across this dis-
tention organ disclosed the tarpon Iu
sot-lions with the hook still that lit his
phonograph,torrthcr the subjects he
had i'otictilly photographed separately.
Although this shark watt only "“0.th
“10,114”? of, our big hammerhead. yet
he- motto but-two bites of his victim;
Our work at Boon (irantlu curled with
vcr king had turned gracefully In tho
nit' und wuupllmglng downward. The
captain swears tlutt he say. swinging
clear-or the water, i ribbon which
ntntlmd twolliy-five for on lhl' lluc as
It hung plumb down, from the tarpon.
(men I have my own estimate of tho
holcht of the lump in a group of
friends lurid. after u glitllct' at their
ql'lovc-d exprt-solwlu, uppenlod to the
um- of robot emotional» on the count
and with the tarpon. After it slllclc
luomcut of Mutilation he l'cmui‘kctl
firmly: . .
“We fishermen must stand together.
I believe the story."
~"I‘loau's«0intmont cured true of
«memo that had annoyed me a long
time... The commas permanent." lion.
5. W. Matthews. Commissioners to
boy Statistics. Augusta. Me. . .
BRIOGEPORT ELKS'
Plan For Elegant and Luxurious Bulld-
inc-Funds on Hand.
Plans for an elegant noun: for
the Bridgeport lodge of Elks have
been made public, Tho new buildina
will be located on State street, near
Lafayette street.
Worlt 0n the new building will begin
as soon on good building weather or-
rives. The substantial building fund
that had been authored up last sum-
mer has been pramt-lcnlly increased by
the proceeds of this big carnival held
in the armory last October, and the
lodge is In excellent financial condi
tion to proceccd with the under-
taking. /
Splendid Arrangements :huvo been
made for lighting the newvbulldlng. If.
wil contain big open flrcnplaces through-
out, and will possess other inviting and
attractive features.
With a frontage of 55 feet on State
street. and half way back a width of
60 feet, tho- strhcture will oxtend back
ms fer-t. Tucked on the rear will he
an extension 34on foot. The front of
the structure, about to foot high. will
present an imposing appearance. built.
of dark red Romunbrrck. Milford pink
granite and Indiana sandstone, which
will afford a harmonious blend of col:
arc.
The building will contain two floors
and a basement. Excellent debt for
the basement will be gained through
areas, provision for which is made in
the elevation of the flrst floor four feat
above the sidewalk level. Entrance is
to be‘ made through largo swingint:
doors Into a vmtlhulc and entrance
hall surwundcd by walls of highly pol.
Ishcd marble. “
A HIGHER HEALTH LEVEL. .
"l have! rcnchcd a higher health level
since I began using Dr. King's Now
Life Pills." wrltca Jacob ll ringer, of
West Franklin, Maine. cy keep
7!! small. lll‘ver and Mogao'v’gug
on ." time pills I
on on trial, money-will he mum
at r. If. Baxter's drug store. "
THIS! V IUNOLANO.
DANBURY, urn. fir-India 00M»
son, Thohtas Kell and Bernie Batch-
c
ten fights for s mm ,
com to ‘
,' lit . ' as tumor was a short. he ;.
but mm haltgilftyiost ill the air. and :
rlrly
when struck comp .
straight up from the bottom, one gras- “
in! our gunwale as he rose. and any
It. had hecncounl ,. .a poor your for '
I;
;.
, .. ML, - -
suruo‘a“ alto sot‘ron.
Vim ‘
Wrote "The Confederate Note" in
1865 and Historians Could Not
Find Out l-I Hams.
(Hartford lines.)
The Times last summer printed the
following poem, "The Confederate
i
also done, It. published tits‘staiemcnt
that the poom Was found written on
memoir of a ilvobundred dollar fixi-
fcdcrutc note after the surrender, d
that nothing seemed to be known of
It; authorship. The poem reads:
Representing ndlhlng on God's earth
now, .
And naught In the waters below it.
As a pledge of a nation that's dead
and gone.
Keep it, dear column, and show It,
Show it to those that will lend no car.
Tell the tale this paper can 1.42",
Of" libcrty "born; of all lhs’tpairiot’s
tlrvatn. ,
Of a storm-cradled nation that fell.
'I'oo poor to possess the precious out.
. And toomucha stranger to borrow.
We issue.» today our "promise to pay"
And hope to redeem on tho morrow.
Days rolled, by and Weeks bccatuc
years. ‘
iiut our. coders Wel't' empty still;
(loin was no ram lhntthc trcusurcr
. uunkcs,
Iii-u dollar should drop ill the till.
liut the mun In us was strong Indeed,
~Attd our poverty well W0 discerned.
And those little chucks represented
lhu pay .
'I‘Imt‘ our suffering rotor-um: rnrucd.
We know It had hardly a valuc in gold.
Yet as gold thesoldicrs‘ received it;
It gazed In our eyes with a promise» to
pay: y
And each patriot soldier believed it.
lint our boys thought little of prion or
- lml'.
Or the bills that were ov'crduo;
We knew if it brought our broad to-
day,
'Twas the. best our country Could do.
Keep It! It toils all our history ovcr,
From the birth of the dream to the
lust: , . :
Modest. and born of the spigot Hour.
Lilo: our hope nucccsm it panned.
In looking over the ldrldgi’l His.
toricnl collection, vomiting to the
Civil War, at the home of .I. W. El-
dridge, Noam Wcthersllold avenue.
the other evening. in Times reporter
was shown by Mr. Eldridge an auto
graph copy of the verses mado bythc
unthnr himmvli‘, who wuss. A. Jonas.
who, after the war. became the editor
of the Examiner, at Aberdoeulesu.
A letter from the author to Mr. El:
dridge accompanied the Verses and it
stated that they were written at tho
Powhatan iiotoi, Richmond, Ya, In
April, 1865. '
Mr. Eldridge had soon the verses
years ago and made inquiry of Get»
oral Marcus J. Wright. of Washington.
on “(Yonfederate officer and one of
the compilers of the War of the Re-
bellion Records. as to who the author
was and In llilltl General Wright fur—
nished Mr. Eldridge the desired In-
formation and said that at that time
Mr. Jonas was residing in Washing-
ton. Mr. Eldridge finally got incom-
municatlon with Mr. Jonas in Mllitiilb
slppi and got the autograph copy of
the verses.
Mr. Eldridge has in his historical
collection the most omnpleto assort.
mom of Couledcmt» uotcs known and
the only one in the world so thor-
oughly arranged. The hills are col-
lected in a book of nearly 600 pagan.
Iti by Is inches each nnd'the hiltf'i-l
and bills were colated according to
serial letters and numbers by an est
port In tho treasury department short.-
ly after the clam» of the war. It. Is
understood that the govcrnment ex-
port paid ”.000 for the hills. in built
from which he made the colic-ctlon
and Mr. Eldridge is reported to have
paid even more than that for the cum.
fully arranged collection which has
no known duplicate In the world.
The first two bills pasted in the
boolt are samples of the ioufoderata
government treasury notes of 11.090
and $500 andwm issuml in Ilisl.
They wore printed by the National
flunk Sole (Ymumny and the llnllcd
Hinton government made trouble for
the company directly silt-r thr- billu
Were issued and all of the homo pow
slblc wan called In and destroycd. and
but very low of "it! bills arc in our
instance. The hills hour the slguntnrc
of Alexander II. Cir-there", rr-giuto-r of
the trcasury. and I6. (3. Elmore. treas-
urer of the Confederate states.
Nearly all the different issues of
Confederate- mossy are displayed In
this collection. the haul: notch, the
state issues, and own individual is-
sues. floods. stock certificates. call
certificates and all sorts of forms'and
script that the Confederates used in
the days of messiah can be seen In
A
ford. charged wit Int lary In it. A.
Oliva'a bicycle store auday night.
werc amt ed in tho, poilcecourt you
terday. 'l‘ ey at am denied the burg-i
My. hot durum sanity costume,
that they were guilty. and had made a
mm
to "amt" certificates are brilliant on paper that
the boot: and the majority of the
trap" has boon negotiated. limos of
the issues of inns and than show
what straights tho soothe-merit were
In for pom for tho notes, bonds and
, lured so badly that. she had 0
Note" and as other ilublicatious bud .
upended.
“llln’t Be agLobster ”
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pistes Stoutuho l Inspectors Wither
and Slower today heard the stats-
Jlidnis of
, era of the tug Hercules.
which was hunched over Watch Hill.
Dumber, it. The officers laid theI
tug struck’an unseen object and was inw
ruu‘
aground to prevent her fronts ing.
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ilefln all stomach, liver and kidney
complaints .and the misery of lame
back. Bold under guarantee at F, Hr
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HARTFORD. .lan. tilt—The mem'.
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of this city, have extended a call to the
Rev. twat-”Mead, of the South Metho— I
did Episcopal Church, of Brooklyn, Nu
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.OA‘I'UNDAY, JANUARY “TH.
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Saturday Night—Jive ‘Wosterner.
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