‘ Elimination, who own
‘ p fitnnnfbrd’s‘ Hall of
etc layer. has wrlt'ot
Kr. Bobsnnnn ls MW
South Norwth with his' ‘
_ i or Dr. Charles 0. Bo-
hes We encased In liter-
cou Ie of years.
bed I certain to
and It may
h llrsl attracts the alien-
reader Is the title,
"i’hlsde the Hebrew word
the authorized vwisio‘n
tits... " lief retire It
.‘ Itb'I Dior duary of
vice
it is stated tlnur
vi no clear conception of
I of this Hebrew plural.
the view that
”refers tb' ”the“ rings of water
rammed the earth-
Which no; “la: up!-
3 jointly—t e Isl o
. abbot the lined. The
R W of water about
.1. is accounted for, and
er, phenom
.. immerse in this
attention In called to the
do the first chapter or one
divided the waters
» ‘mi' the armament from
w féh were above the drain-
Science at Fsplt.
. .Wéthioi the wrolr which
We peculiar title is found In Its
. of a single prinflplc in
’iindtioln all 'yslcal
and the“ perlect nocotd
attained with the statements
The aim «the work Is,
.. . ”overthrow modern science
tile tnitti or the word of
'stead. The author attacks
Iain systole, es the basis of
and show'e that it Is Inade-
platinum; irrational and In-
. with fact. His explanation
mes ls remnrkably simple and
After reading it one is con-
that science must reiasliloo its
. ”and not again venture upon
without understanding of
Maputo“;
psi-Interns described In acc-
“I still Vii, conclusively dc-
to the the "science" of elec-
Ii Incite?» *TM‘hnthor'n treat-
.lt‘s discovery inf/tilei pecdllne
but probably no portion of
l prove at predict interest
lilc world than this
. a Explained. “
M feature or the book
‘ , I ‘wltln which phenomena.
oat (Item many
planstion whatsoever ”has
‘ been offered-are explained
of a single principle. The
of the planets and their Intel-
tbe' diItancc of the planet: from
sun the peculiarities of the motion
of the sun the constancy of
a jet the Inn. sun spots and
corona solar protnlncnces,
, . ill: of the fixed stars, varia-
‘ fibre, nebulae, “.contets mountains
. sink; the glaciinl period, the
of water in n the south-
' orifices h‘, modifier-
eon seasons in the northern
hemispheres twilight, the
“39. many other of the most re-
_ :uflife‘s’ieiione lit the physlc
.‘ verse are coherently tmted and
’ , as d e to the operation of
princ is of association be»
the elemental entitles; ,
in mil to the constitution ot
. it is maintained that a
locking upon the sun from
‘tflmfldfl that body would
M: not his light emanates
. direction or the col-torts!
the Inn. passes through space
... r to the Inn in his axial
The fact that the sim’a
eeieelss constalit lies cvr
W the philosophers. n
“pot of association between
. tel entitles the author llnds
esphsetlon of this plie-
» The appearance of the solar
, as m! at times, during total
’ with son. the dilemma In
. W. at itinerant atltudoeJ
” J safer prom . and
ch occur upon the'
I”. to confirm the
wake!!!“ Of the constitution
r{firmed of water and lie Italics the pre-
i in
. lengthen in sstesdof duration end like
her really famous. ‘ i
and that gamer-DEV “Willi???" span a nor was a one
‘ ‘m to «visit: all one
wwplnlhvmlr
. meetings-s norm-thorium
slim
years in the dream of the patriache.
and for die dwwwhleh Wm
moses
. in ioliilal M. that
the rings of the planet satnrn are con:-
lotioti that they will fell upon the plan-
ndsnbieci Itioedeod; snntthst.
eapon the year of Bellini will
wise his day. hhoiil it such a delue
occurr upon that member at the solar
system and ltr. Bohennsns statement
or the consequence- be‘ confirmed In
fact. It will Indeed be I wonderful and
iconclusi ”ml emonstratlon of the truth
than or scin- Iystsm.
in his explanation of sun spots, the
author points out the doom which
awaits the solar system, and calls
attention to the deep and awful menu
in: of the prophetic utterances of the
Bible concerning the end of the world
if Mr Bobannan's book proves stronr.
enough to stand the test of hostile crit-
icism. to which It will doubtless be sub-
:ccted. and ultimately meet the appro«
button of the thinking world,- It will
certainly serve to call mankind back
no firm faith In the Bible. if the timber
of Nephllim be right in his conception
of the constitution of the physical uni-
verse. there Is no foundation upon
which man can build In truth but the
Word of God.
The book II worthy the attention
and study oi’ all thonghful people
it is neatly printed upon good new
and well bound to cloth, and In publish
ed by Reeve A Silk 1 Madison avenue,
New York.
THE JUHPING OFF PLACE.
‘ "Consumption had me in Its group;
and i had nlmont reached the jumping
of! place when l was advised to try
Dr King's New Ilia ‘m‘my; and i want
to any right now. It saved my life. im-
provement began with the first bottle,
and after taking one dozen bottles l
was well and happy man again," my.
George Moore. offlrlmesland N C. As
a remedy for coughs and cold} and
healer -of weak. sore lungn and for
preventing pneumonia New Discovery
ls supreme. 50c and not) at I". H.
Buster's, drugglst. Trial bottle tree, it
I" anr rue news,
This is the Business and Duty of a
Newspaper.
The Pueblo. Colo. Chieftain
marks:
' "Recently 31 business man of this
city called upon the oditoi of the
Chieftain to suppress a new item.
The matter was not. at great public
importance nor of very general inter-
est. but the business man did not. want
lt’in the paper. He said he would
promise that It should not appear in
any other paper If the Chieftain would
not print It,‘ and he then went on to
any that If this Item did appear In
tnc Chieftain he would withdraw his
advertising patronage from this paper.
"Of course In the face oi such it
threat there was nothing to do but to
print the Item. since It was a matter
of legitimate new interest. and the
management of the Chieftain will not
permit any outside of this office to
dictate under threats, of withdrawn!
of subscription or loss of advertising
H?-
i’. patronage the manner in which we
shall carry out our contract with our
lilibiicfibel'fi to furnish them with the,
new; of the day.
t “it is n queer idea that some people
have of the business relations of a
newspaper The Chieftain has many
thousand readers In Pnebl and else-
where with whom it has e oil into a
contract to furnish the ‘ I of the
day. It has a modern building and ex.
pensive machinery constructed for the
purpose of publishing the news. it
employs more than a hundred teen and
boys for the purpose of publishing the
news. it hires reporters to get the
news. it pay! experienced newspaper
men to prepare and to edl the news,
giving It promlitnce and co accord
In; to its relative importance. it molten
contracts with advertisers to give pub-
licity to their business announcements.
and the value of that advertising de
pends directly upon the news value of
‘the paper and the manner In which
the papm' discharges its obligations
to its subscribe": .
"And yet when some person for
some trivial reason, ' for a more no-
tion, wants ”a news item suppressed it
seems to be the easy thing, . ring up
line Chieftain olilce on t ‘ telephone
and unit that the newapaper shall vio-
late ltii contract with all its subscrlh
era. nullify the value of Its plant and
organization and Impair Its value to
all its advortlsern by falling to do the
particular thing that newspapers are
established to perform."
(LL-TORI...-
gm... itillllilllei trip:
”"4"" .
I
ON! TRAIN A YIAB ONLY.
On Monday the ennui trip of the
rusvllle and Oil City branch, from
r to ’l'itnsvillo, was made with
an canine and caboose. This "napalm
trip ls made. It is albums!
other purpose in view than to hold the
charter which some who val,-
uable. For a numbero days later
Carpenter Roberts I a Moot
orbetrip.“ me into lees
enechs ofOiicrIet.
d “'3! “Lyon smelletroestyeti
"his: that's what‘s “this" of II.
AWN“?
more"? .
rm to to stroll
it.
can Tried um lasts with
imposition
Int last a jury is .to none in for the
civil superior court. little-is more
grilling uniform occurs ’E‘” one. it
will be taken up Tuesday. This; dill!
decided at the her meeting Prion . in
the civil superior court
Judy William 8. cm who prohiil
ed. was a bit skeptical about it, in
when Attorney Culllnnn rirmnri it '
that he was anxious to try a certain
action Judas on» converted with just
a touch of sarcasm: “Yes i have no-
ticed that the lawyers have been as:-
lons to get these Jury tried." ’
Judge Om heard I motion to strike
from the Bridgeport trial list for the
jury the action brought by lssbelle N.
Starr against Harv B. Housman. This
is the famous case that stirred up all
Dnnbury and got” one juror In trouble.
also a newspaper, without results.
The motion to strike from the trial
list was supported by Judge .1. E.
Walsh for the plaintiff. He said that
if the case was taken to Bridgeport
had 120 witnesses and the defense til)
it would coll it a day to go: thew
witnenm to firidgcport. The defense
had already nernrcd bonds of 9300 and J
I; would no doubt all: for more to meet :
this added apt-nee
ticnlly impossible (on the plaintiff to no
in
it would never be tried. The plutntlil' i
it would be prim-3
t are}: ”W“
Onlyllui f
MW“
(lures
Kill: the l- r
State Attorney Judson for the do
fondant said that In his judgment a;
fairer trial could be secured If the
my Taylor for the deicnse hall fudge
George W. Wheeler's; memorandum
in the contempt proceedings to iilmw
the situation Judge Case reached
decision. ,
Eminent lawyers from all parts
of the stale fought out a motion to
:iialte the compl or more specific In
the action bro ht by Charles M
defunct Southport National brink.
This Is nnolhci proceeding growing
out of the Sherwood dcfnlcallon
Mr. 'i'alntor bad a considerable do-
poalt in the bank. lie was also a
diockholder and he had to contribute
about 80 per cent on his stock to
pay up the ormlitoin lie now pro-i
mines to lake It out of the directors
and be has summoned them into
court jointly to meet his: complaint
lie is represented by Bristol atoll
«lard Bench & l-‘liiber of New Haven.
Thorn mi- rovch directors moat oi
thorn Bulliloyn nnmul as ilofcminnt‘i
and they have engaged Individual conti-
ml. Format Flute tllnntnr Prunk l' i
Brown. of Norwich, i"ti the army. Then
there was Gear 9 l) Wainun and George
I". floors of No linvcn muliiilg Minor.»
SI Banks and William B, mlhll‘lill’lili'l of
Bridgeport, with Candi-id Judson &
Pullman acting for the receiver.
The defendants claim that the com.
plnlnt. which charges mismanagement
in that the directors allows-d Cashier
Sherwood to manipulate the funds
without hindrance, onaht to be made
more specific so an to state Ina! how
the accounts armored and what won
done with the money. hon; arguments
followed on both sides.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
hire. Franklin (limb. of New Penile
Del. says: "gendered for yearn with
iiynpcpsia. used to have grout. distrrss
and belching l trttrl everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and mm .10
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaintcd. F,
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy.
“nests its-APPOINTED. "
I.
Governor Weedruff Returns Him to
Otilce of Dairy commissioner.
John B. Noble, of East Windsor. wnn
rte-appointed dairy mnnmlnsionor by
Governor Woodruff. last week. for two
years/from May 1, 1908. The governor
telephoned from New Haven to Dir.
Rood, the executive clerk. directing
him to make out the commission for
gilt. Noble for the term beginning In
ay.
NEIGHBORHOOD FAVORITE.
Mrs. E. D. Chhries. of Harbor, Maine,
speaking of Electric Bitters. says: "it
in it. neighborhood favorite here with
us." it, deserves to be ll favorite every
where. it gives quick relief In dyspepv
Ila. liver complaint. kidney derange-
ment, malnutritiomncrvousncss weak
aces and general debility. its action on
the blood as a thorough partner makes
It especially useful as a spring medlv
cine. This grand attentive tonic is
sold under guarantee at 7. ll. Boater's
drug store. ‘
HO‘I’IL ANNIVALI.
Mannheim-John ’dmlt Chicago;
7. D. Jordan, ii. 8. Andre r. Steven-
son. Conn; C. Di. Kaltwasser. South
Norwalln: s. B. Burrows, Waterbury:
Frank Madden, 80th Norwalii;‘ L. It.
Hnrlbntt, Wilton; ll. Ifstthewson.
Booth Norwslli; J. J. Shelvay. Mildred
and Reaction (30.; they suma- Illi-
aasa Reactors (30.: (from
Rockwell. alumni: l. J Head. New
York: w P. ford Waterbury; H. I.
mm;n . lilies and
i c. It. Stuart. Provio
Pennsylvania railroad over the old Thain“;
‘.'
we; copped In re trill the M NM. 1“"
mi VIII. Keene. mm; to.
BMW cltonayton; Thoma
Dasha": 6. theme. New
tYorI: Thetan’s 0. Reading. New M
site; II. c, 0”,}??? Raven: ll. c.
m
a m.mm,nmymey.m
ond.N.J.; Insert
Job km.
case was heard in Bridgeport Attor- i
Tnlntor against the directors of .ihe .
’ main. of Ion test. sis inches.
'bnte tried it
P
.:Tloe.lf.ltessn,noef
of
Kit. :6 in often. I
It is scum to be the Last of species
in the State.
Lister k l elton. Terryvlllo nfirltet
men. have I their [nonunion tho poll
of a large of or that was (Ballfihl In a
trap in Her town. The for In it in».
Iron; dark b wn and If one takes the
pelt In his b mi and pour» water on It
and unapa l. the water will iii. oil
from il llk quicksilver oil from n
board. “the c nimon American streets-I
which Is lnr or than the luncheon or
Asiatic otter sometimes attains the
llengib ace-0r in; to Johnson’ a «novel.»
Thin ot-
, vtcn Inches Imimnnrl
on incline in width. it
yutt’ilinon and I'm: ' the
opera, llcfll' the ('3. Wii
tor In four f
ms‘idI-lllrnvi W
was caught
Harmonic l
mu mind.
The trap;
onininl'e ecxlo
to have known of ilm
once for an your print and
capture it without mun
it your ago they bunched»
up; the llliltr'. The sign
by Ywhich tbwlmeiv that an otter was
in the rioiniy was the ”ounce of
occasional owner "shoots" along the
water's bank
The otior'a
case. About
o-d in catitur
method. they say of acts.
in: fish Inn trite upon the bank not
watch and little ouddenly down Into
the water. he more precipitops the
bright from ' blob the slide Ia rustle
the better d a; the otter like it and he
often bonds arauchen of trees down.
twisting the together and banking
mud against them, in order to mania
it good "shod" ,
,l‘l’H RICH WIDOW.
,-——-
ELOPED
n, Former “an er of New Haven Hotel
Creates . » ton in the West.
NEW HA EN. Feb. 3.—-Jnmos 1‘.
Dunn, fornw y manager of the Hotel
Monopole In his city. and well known
throughout. . . , England, has created
a sensation I San Francisco by ellip-
In; with Mrs. I. H, Holmes, a wealthy
New York y cbtnwomnn leaving his
second wife 0 whom he was married
Iuiit August She was Mrs. Henry Ito-
gers. a doshi g widow with a vast for.
tone, and oh invested "00,000 In the
Hotel Savoy which Dunn has nine:-
been conduct in; at the Golden (late
James Dun left New Haven in till)?
very Inddcnl . after conducting the
Monopole; n the Onecodor about
four years c deserted his wife and
went to Moi real where be. sound
an a tmvelin salesman for the front
Glove Comps v. With which concern be
had formerly worked.
Mrs. Dunn. No. I, later was granted
a deem of bsolnte divorce In the
court at Mid uptown.
”Tailoring it spreads I‘ll turn
in; area eve. day. Dean's alnnv-ent
quickly Itn its spreading. Instantly
relieves the telling cures it n-
"It”. A! I i drug store.
Fill in ANIOHIA.
ANGONIA. Web. awn twostory
frame awclil n on Canal street. owned
and occiipled by Aaron alderman. was
last weclt or plane started in the
cellar and Ireadiag to the stile tin
L. building was badly demand.
cacao-a
s...
“'3'" 4f"?
VAL! I" “HAD CW
NW ”A IN Mlle
and;
B. F. J KSON 6t (.30.. Ni.“ Chemists.
damaged to t c extent of $2.000 by tire '
,. W
TOHLLMID COUNTY MHIIIIOIII
rob. tr-ttov
for W" rel! been I'ppolnicd Item Macy
wane I my tel- Tollanil
lemma-my;-
funnel Micwcmm
Wendminz
“on
It:
iv.
niné‘fciisés or slicer. ’
Also Tm Homicides in This Mate in
the LII! Month.
' HAVEN, Feb. 3.-lv‘oriy-two
lain ltics, nine woes of suicide and two
homicidm by unofficial records occur
red In the state during January. ,
Of tho violent deaths eight each
calm,- by drawing and fails. «even. by
train throw inch by explosion and
poison. four by burning and two by oil»
phyxintlon and seven other mum-it con
tfibtitirtg tiltI others
0f the suicides two mob store by
hanging, shooting mid czirlmilc acid.
955mm»
its [iii in line Allin Mi
WWW
Signature of
new FOR inconronariou.
Gold 1 WeinbemCm of New Britain,
Makers of Vehicles.
"Amman, Pct). fir—Articles of In
corporation were filed at the office of
tho nocroinry of state by the Gold I:
Weinberg Company at New Britain.
The capital stock In 85.000 and the
company is formed for the manufac-
ture of automobiicn and other vehicles.
A certificate of reduction of capital
stock from ”00,000 to 370.000 was tiled
by the Bridgeport Patent Leather Co.
, HuW'S THts‘l
We offer One Hundred Dollars Ito-
waril for any nation! Cniarrh that (dill
not be cured by bull's Cdtnrrh Cure.
P. J. CHBNFIY I: 00.,1'oloilo, 0.
We. the underpinned. have known F.
.l. ..cnoy for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions. and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING KINNAN It NARVIN,
Wholennle Drugsliitii Toledo 0.
linll's Cnhsrrh fine is tnke‘n inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price, 75¢: per
bottle. Sold by oil Dl'illeiltii
’i‘alte Hall's Family Pills for consti-
patios.
M.
SPANISH WA; VETERANS’ PEN-
OHS.
PLAINPIEIJ), Feb. 3—Clmles ii.
Montgomery. heading in committee of
Spanish wanvetmns. wrote some tlnn
up to Connemara Lilley to see what
he could do toward having the pension
set of 1390 extended so as to Include
the veterans of the SpanishcAmerlcan
War. Congressmen lJIIey'I reply was
received last week. and in which the
congressman states that be will intro
«lace a bill coverlns the points mention
all In Dir. lmteomery's letter provinb
in; there Is time to do it at this see
e
_——~
LA GRIP".
Brasilia! Balm never lost a cake:
never let It rsn Into pneumonia. not
loll s trip-wreck. Only this; on earth
tliillalnai tbcbusb stir earn
you want Delia its a plenty. so do not
trifle with the small vim. but set the
locortmbottleandtakohslls
teespooalet In water every three
liners. lie sure to limp up this treat-
ment falthfelly for tire work. after
you think yes we roll. to utterly sn-
Itllsteor «very m s every area or:
pain. These remainin perm cause the
evil” after elects; It s ballooned grip.
hesrip stariswi iii hemorrhaseol
thel glvolhele’ipedee‘em”
or is ten till It stops
senor
W
5 sweet eel fthei Inspired
term of John irons, oi Coventry. This
new mmmfl. less.
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lib
06 I amorous. lithium
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int 1‘ itfi’fiyvi wig
l.
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“Arent you awfully landmine with-
out George?"
"1 hnvn't time to be.
mornings tending his letters and the
Iy it Life.
surname lino optimize saw 5).
E. S. lover of noun. N Y" so
"i not a carpenter and have had many
severe cute healed by Bucklcn’a Arnica
Salve It. has caved me suffering and
dollars it in by fat the host healing
salvo l have ever found. " Heals burns,
sores, iilcrra. fever sores, eczema and
pgles. Zinc at H. H. Benefit,- drnilr~
g at. . ”
’Wr-
. "llriw'wo have changed since the old
'inye!" ‘ ,
"Winn do you mean?"
"Why. ifliiit)’ It isn‘t. ball so lilvnnnii
in flit’o til: it In to be a l'irct’ivnli’."“
Lilo.
, chpiuc OPEN Houfi.
Everybody Ir wcioom'o when we Io i
good: and We foul that way only who
our digestive» organs are, working pmp-
li-vly . ilr. Kings New Life Plilu rogu-
lutc the action of stomach. um and
bowels so perfectly one. cant bolp feel-
lng nod when be user; these pills
at I- ll ilnntora drug store. ,
250
do
When You Have
Become Tired
of Enamel Ware, for cooking,
try a “Wiley iiolipw Ware"
Casi no Pot.
ii I Skillet ' h of
You will not b; troubled With
anythlnngolfofpoison-
cdenaniei
Gluhil Doll,
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‘ chsnics, honest snoweiieble
i spend the
afternoon answering'thcm."——llrook' ‘
p loam“!
A number bfrsel
bolted new bfl%ilie Goring.
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should he. 7E1]
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snow whitelio ' , . flor-
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are you ever stopped to consider
how delightful}! coominen It would
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In new dm‘ xiv
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They are inexpensive, coil
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prainientnl linden up to suit any
taste. is your house properly Ilium
lasted for the holidays? If not
M; [is Pipe Your
Housc for Gas.
v- ‘1 in"! 7‘ MTV
We will do it It mi.
HALL GAB omens
coiied. Call and see them.
been l’l'
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We Hays Designs on
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That plea-Id yin ever since we pet
Jump on. Any more robots to be pa.
tiered!
Crockery, Glassware, Halldhlflilll-
in: Goods. ‘
Jam China In Cops, Saucers,
Plates etc. ’
Painters'.8npplles. ‘
Gbou" ready mired Paint, $1.15 per
ninth. '
White cumin: Poles. with natures,
10c.
. We shades and Picture frames
s in onion .
Pllhtiae dint Decorating.
amply-meanamn‘me
M. “if '1?
Our new tins of '
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