unions. tbs lilttttoritcw
an» it: ripe M a [rut onward
. in New upland. Almost
indiviuusi in full at conndcnce
losinnd’n future. Tho old feel-
distrust has worn away. Fear
. . fin oompotitlon has disappear,
in.» down In the public mind ex-
' . dot-minnow to push lili‘WBl‘tl—-
. 7 lop righthuro in New England
, oat type oi citlyanrhip. tho
« . samurai human happincait
mu!» r , pgrliy.
WM! la Atl'msns.
mm in) lac leils cud pon-
‘ our poops: ’t‘baro’ds a‘ uni.
dosiro to get together to [lili‘u‘li’
II nito’r’c'mtits. . " ‘
at ilurry in the Iinnur'..1
now happily past and lcnsi s
in New England—has tauaat
how closoli all individuals. or-
Mkll the grunge and othcr or~
» . a. farmers are cooperating
wisely than ever. LilbOl' unions
animated by n more friendly and
mt'spirit. Religious. educational.
mace andhcthicsl endeavors 'arc
Wed wit new life. .
Town and country are growing
‘...in£ether. .Rurai lilo is drawing
‘ ' away from the citit-s. Country
/ ysmost of the atlvnntazcs of
. ‘ .,‘Yltll0tlt its disadvaulngcsl
M litaléph‘onc. cheaper and but-
13" filly service. arc-lo bu suppla-
by parcels post, a Miami
or and other improvements in
mail servico that ”shall bind still
psioselyrountry with towns. All
pm“ that. the psychological mo-
It has arrived for the coordinating
_ W innuoiices. Lot them all
work together for the common good
*llmcious indeed will be the re
vUn'ited effort among organiza-
’ Wflocornpli‘ah even more than
' hétween individuals. Prog
, :he‘ apparently slow,’ but it
to.
‘ory proves that, when a
' lisp ’ours are thus governed by
ambition, tho leadorti and
, , l beinund for transform
t‘r‘ aspirations into reality.
, i it is ”singularly "ll? of mil
.14“! England' people that. by'inhcri-
~- lance] “environment “ and immigration
they possess fully the power to corn-
‘ bins illitidcal with the real. the genius
midlife. the, problems, of, the nod oral
which. In now at hand. the character.
*‘ all: and, capital to make New England
blossom as the rose.
New England conditions are now
only); as to develop to the utmost stur-
‘ d-‘hess of purposé, depth of character.
/ . 5 (pl; of view. Our climate. alter
na if tender and ‘ruggcd, produces
the highest type of molt rind women.
our institutions. under the broaden-
ing touch of random progress. protuotc
*"largeness of tuind and charity toward
others' opinions, in sharp contrast to
‘ rite“ narrowncsn and conservatism that
irr'earlier times retarded New England
1 pt; ‘ a and clouded the happiness oi
‘ ""71 lsrmy profound conviction, him
many years of travel, observation out
y; that. takon all in all. Nor
' findi possesucs u largcr moanur:
“ ‘Mvantagcn for. human t'xisienc'
aid to ’ttmullcr ntcnsuroroi tllsudvar
limpthan any otlwr liltp arcu I
"world. Amt l'prove my faith b,
, . M's Witness our great pul
,' 5 ‘b‘tztldina and now prlntln
, “Lilli? approaching complction ii
Warrants" largest of its kind or
‘ elm liq what, is vastly more vital
. . co the scrvicc of Not
‘ _"ltnd of our rural lifo.
, ’ “*3 Things to ht! Done.
‘it"“rarrning is to pay boiler it;
improved methods. cheapcnlng pro
auction, and still more by rcducin
Aims between producers and con
camera in our New England marital.
which are the bent in the world.
2.:l’arm values are to gradually
lucréooe until they reach a parity
with this Wont, where land is woril
$25 to $100 an acre or more,
.3._'l'_hetc it: to be a large agricul
. ” (ml; “manufacutring and intlustria
" dovetopment of the now intent to
'...'loui;éci“of ”nine, New Hampshire not
thrown. Massachusetts. Rhode lit
landfilld Connecticut will become all
gloat one vast suburb of their great
E cities. ‘
.‘ 4. A league of the New England
mien will not only advcrtlsc this sec
lion and attract to it'ntore of the
it plus of. pie. but"wili promotc
' out ya! soda ogical chart. , Not our
person in 1.009 in New England. our
one in "1.000 ouinidc of New England
malice that Maine is relatively un
«Motown. that the Pitts True stair
, is to'thc northeast what, Texas is t:
the"southwest,
5. New England capital will b:
luv tad more largely than horototor:
- ' in cw England agriculture and
manufactures. The plain truth li-
thato'ur farms and factories have tut
often languished for want of ntoncy
Thejohten stream which but: how
“ ltlifli‘ind to the west and south, I.-
now to tructify our Ncw England In
. . rivalries. whose earnings and profits
produce it. .
-. O labor will become morn skillct‘
“tor our one manufacturcu. on non
. rind a cow for each workman's tum
" ' ilk. with better public utilities and oth
. or advantages. will make 'tho Ma
j Harland artisan typical of all that i
but ill labor and cilizcuship.
“l. The Idlo rich will pass awn:
Emma of large means will mor-
however realize their rouptmuibilltic}l
ml. qndenrar to‘ administer thcb
a with rogard for tho publit
re, . .
Transportation. all public nun
will be vastly improved. I’ltutc
. under-naming between: the
. , and bilc service corporations
‘3 3:16 anal. rivor and harbor
. , will dcvriop our water
tho unto time promotim
. loyalty policy for Now Eng
Dollar roads rm- to become titt-
- ur‘is to PM!” it
include to.-
“m
and local
mm: and district
Mast. 01!
WM lot on
will as auto:
“m lint] interests me interro,‘ ’
. ' ‘ ' made by a stdcntitlo process which ci-
Iodcrai supervision will result in
bringing to-
!“ WANTED:
”W rm hl south «want to
Know Willi VIMI II and How
It to Man.
For sometime we thc recommend-
ed Viool to the people or South “Nore‘
cult:l tonic rocouytrnctor ,0 have ever
so . ‘
"i'o prove the rcliability and gentllne-
ness of this successful remedy and that
it is in no sense a patent medicine.
the people of South Norw ll: will find
on every package of Vino not only it
statement of the ingredients Vinol cow
talus. but an illustration in colors
~allowing just how Vinoi is made from
fresh cortu'il'vcrs and pcptonute or
iron. which it‘ll neediul constituent
for the blood.
This proves In a very convincing
manncr to the people of South Nor-
walu tho“ origin front which Vlnol do-
l'iyca its wonderful curative power. and
that. it is a rral cod liver preparation
iminatcs tilti useless oil and retains all
the active medicinal principles.
As a body builder and strength cron-
tor for old people, delicate chiltlrcu,
weak, run-down persons. after sick-
ness. and for chronic coughs. colds.
bronchitis and all throat and lung;
troubles. Vinoi is unexccilcti.
Try it. on our oi‘l'sr to rciurn your
moncy if it fails. “it! Clifiord Phar-
macy. South Norwnlk. COIlli.
data the transportation front north.
cast. south and wool. which passes
through this gateway to New England.
I). In a word. provision utust bc
umdc for rapidly doubling New Elli?
land's population, as wcll us tor its
highest civilization.
_ A Reality. Not a Dream.
All this: is coming sooncr than
most of lip rl-alizc. Why? liccausl-
it will pay in inoucy, still more In
happiucsn.
Again u'by'.’ iiccausH tbc uudcrlyv
lng natural law of ovulation will ml'
forcc it.
tttivuurcs or l't‘il‘tlgl‘nll-u, according to
his stain of mind. ’i‘iw dark axon of
Iliropc wr-rc dut- to durkut-su in lb!-
mindwhtunan iguorauco. Tho gold-
on ago o‘gr Now England lli'H niwad.
not only or ”it! {propping tonsil”.
but. fttntiaptcutaily lit"('llll§i‘ this. is tit!I
ago of education. And l‘iIi‘ti'itltil'H arc
now‘ for lhi' first limo li'iti'illllt: how
to so impart known-rice», how to do-
velop the individual. that tho runny.
it‘s well as the tow. may apply acicuct-
to pructlcc. lecryom- who will but}
now ponat'ss wisdom, which uwuuu
not only knowictlgo, btti tho capacity to
use it.
The new cd'urution is laying tin»
basis for it now cm in Now England.
I
-—ltclt! itch! ltt~hf~Sctalchl Scrat-
chi Scratch! 'l'lto more you scratch
the worse the itch. 'l‘ry Doan's (lint-
meut. lt (turns-t piles. cccztuu. any
skin itching. All tiruatist salt It.
m-w—_.—w.
ato‘srest. oncen.’
Pgnnsylvanla Road Has Sighted Re-
turn of Prosperity.
I’l’Hll.ADEl.Piil/l, li'vb. lirrnlill-
misiic oxprcsslona at tho sir-vi malv
Iusl bccu backed by tho first strong»
‘y corroborative bit of ut‘idi'lit'v Iu tine
form of ordcrs rpm the l’onusylvunia
Railroad with coding coucorns for
35,000 tons of rolls to bc tit-llvcrcd illil‘v
mg lililii. .
The now rails art- to bc rolled on:
:icr t-ntirsly‘ ut'w specifications prc-
'utrcd following ' an invcsiigatlou
which convinced tho l’oiitmylvnnia oi
ilciais that. the old style nrc not. strong
walk as the best cod live preparation
Mun cannot stand stillwbc ”
gtitc production of litllt‘li.
rs" rcccnt Now York (’illlft'i‘t'liuv hav" .
'11" ft! -
amateur, insulin.
Only Positive Curator
Muttenty‘gonmnm.
Smmil‘éou 7.3333331
l
Music. a . 3 slots. l'rylt.
l
Guaranteed to Bursting“ (tough. 25c ‘
Osipllalilcai Curt Ior‘ Branding. 500‘
Burnt Worst Group in a Few Minutes.
cures Sore around Ulcetatad Tonclls.
. y , ‘ ‘ igickflonsumpilonm « ‘
Kills the Catarrh Micro ' and Cures in One Month?”
Opuu Breathing vars-go out lama 11mm.
Cures Hay fever or May Rounded. 50c -
Onithlng on Earth That Cures
'0' 0" I‘llau“. W a w .
germ Nurse‘s. is
:00 years anoint of
the medical prolon-
Banal
mamwmmmmmseumm
ldtcuiddrlpostolthmtntoris’ the rigor of youth. .
euro-My. Motivation optimum on also tails. than
“24m". 'Jrocholnltulwlu. lillil tlto‘paln of bee. wasp or
i
l _
l
I hornet stings is l 20 days treat-
mMan moot Taxicab. lab-
wtmds. burns. pra- izts. greatest tonic l
.‘ ranting lock jaw. Liver. invigorator
: ltiils a boil over malformation;
1 night.» Cures all ogfltrrhaflna
.‘Astinna.
Balm! or a tall: at
lotirolu ti motdb’s
trootrww’.) 2%.
250, 509 and $1.00 AT DRUG: GISTS.
B. r. JACKSON a or... or... Chemists. iNDlANAPOLIS. mowing".
ll.
‘
‘
.\
:ztitag': 9,
‘3‘
mm. 1.. 1... am Indianapo-
M‘Thlwomsn who cough»
rd" ruinnd by grip. tank
and asthma. restored to tho“
a
THE SEASONING AND PRESERVA‘
TIVE TERATMENT OF AR-
BORVITAE POLES.
'i‘ltc iutluvuao tit'lliiilitl for till-graph
:tlttl it'it'plttuw would in mm of tile
.if‘fli’) lIi'iililtl upon llli‘ (urchin.
titliii ui‘niiltliltitlililiz' tttttI-s in ttilttl. iiili‘
it. in gutting to Iw lunrc anti ittot'v- u
practici- lo glii' poll-u armb- mill or
ttt‘t-sct'vatit‘t' il‘i‘iililit‘lli iii ili'llt‘l' \U
pluck (li‘t'il) and not thy i'uilwtt wr-
.Im~ out of ilillti. .\rlmrvll.to; or Hor-
iitt'tll Willit- i‘tiiliil’, in \tvil aittitil it)!
it crown litil'
lll'liii) in anilablv I’m'nt aud‘is Minna.
Elam. ill “sight. and tilil'tbllll'. in t‘:t~i.
it Ciliillllllt‘o tho Iiii..tll.’l‘:t mus-t vi.»
iliillliit'il. .lltli‘t'tlt‘l'l‘. ll tutors pin-wish.
iiws wry troll.
i'iti‘orittuutt-l_t at'bortlitw Ir. uni twig:
plentiful. and ii grow so slowly ”tell
it inkcs a t-ouplc of i‘i-ililll’lt'z‘. I‘or tl
to l'i’ilitli fii‘l'i‘li‘t'nltll' also. ll: illl' luv-ti
lltizt'il yours ilu ill'li'i' has illicit I..u
per will.
sous. tut-rui‘ttt‘c. for Iislnc ilit‘ prt-m'ui.
supply,ns'curr-i‘uily a... possibly Ulil
grczttproui-urnnrlrbthin-ft .‘.‘:-ll lliii't'
comp and litTl‘lt' bci'uro ibt- snub: no»;
sprouting will lu' troop l'ouriy it) out.
.‘tt'htnrriiuc Ilillt‘l-l urn l’itiinli; vault}.
out and lulltll'tl in lilit"i';lll iillil wittlrr.
Whoa sprint: cottlvs tlwy a... ruddy tor
:ar‘auoltiltg. which in (imw wiiit nulol
ultimatum tiuriua sprint: and rain)
.tlltlllill'l'. li' pooled anti arruugcd tor
tlrgtlua iii a uiugbt [aye-1'. il‘it") will its
.'i'ilil,‘~‘ tor li'i“ilillii"lii in .luuv.
.\ l‘alrly good ircatmcnt with t‘lllii‘l‘
crimson! or i‘tli'llilliiltlllll can lw tzlt
on by applying the on... \Y.ti'lii will: a
brush. 'I‘wo coals ui‘ carlmiIIu-um ("ti
nnottglt to stand tho Wt'u' and I.t":li' Hf
:notlcru railroading cupcciully il’u-
fast trains so m'nny lint-s have put into
avrvlcc in the ant few years.
With tho 30,0 0 tons of rail loft m"
or from 1907, the now supply will gin
Ibo Pcnnuylvauia 85,000 tons for HM‘:
this your.
i
l
—.—r
. mania...
Boar-tho
O A 3
lie lint tat lint tins Brazil
“rim-n '
d l ‘
, ‘ ’ M
ENGLAND’S FiGHT AGAINST GLAN-
OBIS.
No horas. ass or mule may be
brought. into (lrcat Britain from any
other country cxcept lrcland. tho chatt-
ncl islands or the isle of Man uullwu
accompanied by a ccrtiflcato of rotor-
inary surgcon to the affect. that in-
cxamincd the animal immediately tw-
I'ore it was embarked or witiicit was
on board the retina] and that be found
:hc animal did not show symptoms of
"glands”. .
THE JUMPING OFF PLACE.
"t'onsumptlon had mo In its grasp.
and '1 had almost roacbctl tho jumping
off place when l was advised to try
Dr. King's New Discovr-ry; anti I wont
to any right now, it sM'cti my life. im-
provement began with the first bottle.
and after inking onc dozen bottlon l
was a wrll and happy man again." says
George Moore. of firimeslnnd. N. C. As
a rcmcdy for coughs and colds and
healer of wank. sort» lungs and for
arr-routing puoumonia Now Discovery
is suprcmc. 50c and 31.00 at i". ll.
linxtcr'n. druggiat. Trial bottle frcc. "
CULINARY CONCEITI.
Whipped cream scrvod on top of a
frt-shiy made squash pie ntidtt much to
Its appearanco and flavor.
savory rice pancakes call for a
fourth pound of ricc boiled until
puipy. Drain and add an ounce of
huitcr. two tablespoons of gratotl
Parmesan chemo and a pinch of cin-
namon. but. the mislum bucotno part.
iv cold. than add four yolks of eggs
boaters and. Fry in the form of pan-
cakes in butter.
"OF THAT COUGH ,
or it. may mm". to, pneumonia. lira-
rlllsn Balm in. bronlilntt up colds when-
sver triad, aimma. without oxcttplltm.
the, 2M. 5m- and 01.00 bullion, The (Elite
(amt market. city and Hard. Bastar's amt l‘lnistoii's.
‘Wfotm railway» must bag: ‘
mu» mandate mg;
on .
he provided for han-
tbo plains any time tin. ticking may in
build ., for washing and "on the fathers
of trucks. may ho wot-fwd in tho lunar has with
mmtwmui'mdmm
D.
W
uzw PILLOWI. ,
In making now piiklws have the
feathers first imitated in I ha: of
Macadam or t'vln Muslin. 'fllfll It
or tippiictl for a tilt-zinttt't- of ti fool. lit"
ginning '1 loci from timltutl. for -t.'.
t't‘ttis lil'l‘ pols. A ulmllar trmlluvlti
with (‘I’t-imrilv can ‘bc girl-n for l‘.‘
(:t'liih‘. Since Ibo avvrunr ”in of an
‘tjiili't'aled urimtxiluv iliiit‘ is l\‘.’i'lt't’
yours ililll its cost M4 in thc- litw Sit.
tho t-arbolintntnt brnwb lrvainwu'
would hurt- to add only our your and
months to tho lilo oi‘vn polo in order
to pity for tho additional mpousc.
liy iiittitllh or the "own-tank" trout.
tut-m with crrosott- a arcuicr addi-
tional lountit of st-rvicu can lrc occur
ed, so that. this iitcihml is utlvluoltla
wilt-rover quantitit-s of poica arc bc.
tut; prepared for Hub. The N‘lliipliit'ili
consists oi n sbt-ct-irou molt about it
foot long, 5 ice-t wide, and ti iccl tie-op,
ctptippcd with sioam rolls or a tirc-
place bont-ai‘lt. A small tltyrrick, or
"git: polo." may bo uscd to hoist and
lower tho lmli‘ll‘lliio tho tank. Thc
poles should ho immersed 7 foot in
tho creosote. hurried to about 220 do-
grcss lit. and kept thorn for about six
hours. Tito heat. run than its abut off
and tho oil allowed to cool. Suvcrnl
poles can be troutcd at. oncc, and the
cost. will bc from $1 to “.50 our pole.
Circular liltl of the Forest ‘Scrvicc
gives a description of cxttcrlmcnts In
seasoning and treating arborviiuc
polcs in the upper peninsular oi Mich.
titan. together with s tabulation and
discussion of the results. This not»
lication can be had upon application
to tho Forester of Washington.
anaemia
rationalism .
lblitllulituliri‘plupl
30mm
motor-of,
IALTlc POWMABTII DEAD.
BALTIC. iv‘eb, lilo—(looms W. bo-
gus. sand eighty-eight years. one of the
oldest men have, died suddmtly last
Friday night of hunrt discuss. its
was many yours postmasior horn. and
had held many town‘ofilccs.
OUl'l'lltlltB MID DOLLAR! QAVID.
E. 8. Moor. of Murillo, N. Y.. says:
"I am a carpcntor and horn had may
some cuts bound by liucltlcn'a Antics
Salvo. it his saw-ll ins sttil‘crinx and
dollars. it is by fill" tho but heath“
patrol barn over lormd." Heals hum.
mos. ulcers. favor norm. column and
pillar. It»: at 1. ll. Baxter's, drum
‘1“, , ' n
All ml mimosa is for! by it «up tie:
MW
1
strata: reality in religion.
Newspapers May Be Mailed to Canada ‘
CH EAPER POSTAL RATE.
‘For Cent a Pound.
’i'llt- posiutaoltlm ot‘ ’i'b.» Norwulith
'l‘llc hun- livall udrim-tl that tho s'vronll
class l‘.iit‘.‘i of liiifilliflt‘ lu-lwwn this
(«vanity and (i'uu: :ln barn bot-n clutugmi
so that uvwspaprro p'rlntmi at has:
all; limos. a work may bu itutllmi lo
i'llill‘r t'illllill‘)‘ :li illt‘ lii'i‘i'lt‘nl min t)!
. illlt‘ will a pound, iln- serum on if mail:
it'll tut ilt‘lii’i'l‘y In tho tounlry ill pull-
lli'illiltil.
Fm album a your. on colonial": oi'
tlu- i'nnulilun pmlul administration.
.Ilitli “ll“llllllilit‘ around—clans publica-
itiuus waro- being rccoivr-d
'l'itt-rv lll'l' iltl' iwui til l’l'd-Y
i
iitt- crcosuic brush Irvaiuu-ul only Your
3 Bars tits
trout this
country at tho illit‘ unlit a pound rait',
. lilo pot-lingo (-‘lliil‘iji‘fl on all st-conil-ridsa
maltor for (‘auutln has botxn tllli' cont .
for oat-b four mturcs, with stutttpn up-
pliwi.
. Tip» nou- rate will affect all
nw-apopvra.
CAB'Don
daily
14.. ‘
lib,n Marc
of
PROHlBlTiON iMPOSSiBLE.
Cardinal Gibbons Gives an interview
Regarding Effect in Largo Cities.
NEW ORLEANS. i‘t-b. 8.~~-(‘u.‘dlmtl
ilibhous who is visiting 'thia city, in
5m lilii'l'i‘lf‘W tut prohibition. pulllinhvti
today. said: _
“l mu pl-rsumlcl‘riiult It is practical
iy llllptltli'llllv to pm prohibition into
vilcrt in any largo community and tho
ill-st mourn: titan-ford to prompts icin-
[li‘l'iiili'i‘ la in limit tho ttumiwr of Hit-
ioona by high iiornsc. i would lm In.
favor of inflicting scyt'rc pttulshlutm
on llw proprioioru or saloons who \‘io‘
lot» tho,- law in tho first instance; and
in tho socottti instant-o of violation i
would withdraw tht- llt't‘lllit‘ aliogotbcr.
4 “in tho country plum-s i would sun-
»zcat local option as an t~xcl~llcnt moans
for tho rcpt-canton of intctupcrnnco ii,
In tho Jtulgtucui of ”it majority of illt‘
rotors. the suit,- of lii‘lllill‘ should be
cutlroly tilllilll-iill’d.
"Lows “kit prohibition that arr rur-
tnln to ho vioiatctl hnti‘ brat not 1N-
tuadc, for inccnsunt violation draws
down upon thom tilarcupscl.”
. LA GRIPPE.
Brazilinl Balm never lost a casc:
ncvcr lot it. run into pneumonia. nor
lclt. n grip-mock. Only thing on earth
that Jtills the tough grip germ. But
you want llalm an a plenty. so do not
trifle with the small sizes. but get the
hilt: or ”Lilli bottle and take half a
tcanpoonful in water every tbrcc
hours. lit: sure to keep upvthis trout-
tnent ,fnithinlly (or two weeks after
you think you a... well. to uttcrly un~
ullatc every germ in ovary great or-
gan. These remaining germs cause the
evil after t-ffccts; it is half-cured trrlp.
ii the grip starts with hotnorrlmgo of
the lungs giro the largo done every 10'
or 15 minutes till It stops, ”
TO Witt A WOMAN. .
‘(Frillll "Tho ’i‘wo (lenticmsn oi Von
onto") .
acorns
A woman sometimes what
boat contents hcr.
Spud bct- another: novcr plvo‘ her o'cr'.
l-‘or acorn at first makes aftcrvlovo tho
morn.
if she do frown. its not in hair of you,
but rather to bog?! more lovc In you:
if she do chitin. its not to have you
“000;
For why. tho fools are ’nutd. If loft
alone.
'l‘nko no ropuiuo. whatchr silo doth
say:
For "got you gone." she doth not
mean "away!"
Flatter and praise. commend. cxtoi
their graces:
Though no'or no block. any thoy have:
nngcht' faunas" .
That man that bath a tongue. i say.
In no man.
It with his tongue no can not win a
woman. ‘
~8hakcnpcttrn.
WATCH Will"...
Tho main whcoi of a watch malt"
m ruminations per your. tits control
whorl am. the third whorl 70.0w. tho
o
ionrthsfl anathema whorl
131.9“ .000 as,"
but».
ihedut in: lint lira .. W l
d25ofhaooa .
TD MARRY WOMAN WITH» “0.00%
So Rumor Says of F. c. Penfield. Once
' a Rgporter.
l. . b‘rt-tit'rick f1. l’sufiold of Now \‘orit.
llorntt'rly of Hartford. is, according to
moon. to but-onto tltu husband of it
“moan who but»: a iorium- tho amount
of which cannot bo'vxprosswi in loss
than «light flgurcs, 'i'lm prostpt-r-iivc
Mrs, l'cuiit-Itl, uwntiouwi in tho rcr
nor: is .‘dru. \Vl‘igbiiuau Walker. of
l’biltublpbla. who lulmritt’d bcr
\vmlth from h"i' faibrr, William
William Wclghtutnu, of (lvrtusntmvu.
Pu. who died to tilt. ribs in until-r-
atwt to ho worth Silunutlpltm
hit“. l‘uniit-ld was at our ”Inc a w-
lmrtvt‘oi ihi' Hartford (Mutant, anti
wanwcil known In that city iic
loft: Hartford tnorc iltttn twcnty yours
ago, lwcomlng Amcricuu vino-consul
gt‘lll‘l'lil at Illllflun, whorl l-delovr-rnor
;'l‘bomas M. Wallur was consul (av-nor-
.al in tho llrsl Clubmantl administra-
iliou. HP has also boon Amcrlcau con,-
.sui acitcrsl and ri-sidont minister in .
lEgypl. Ho was tist'ttmtcd by Franco
‘Wlill the cross of tho islgimt of Hon-
lor for distinguished services in con-
ncctlou with tho ruin of I’l‘cnch rights
riu lllt‘ Panama canal to tho linitud
Stairs.
Mrs. Walker can: mw of th' most
it'slil-tlsivt- tiluuiculu of tho soastm ni
‘ibt- Van Not-den upartnltgui bouso iu
|Nit-w York. tin Tiii‘t-ltlitg: clotting, .l‘tlllv
unr) 28th. Scmhircb and (ladski and
lSitznor Bout-l. of the Metropolitan 0p-
§a~ru liousc Company sang, and Arthur
itcst‘uutnin and Frank Lalv‘arg.‘ wcrc
at the piano. it was “1*” attended by
‘Iunuy prontinr-ni socicty persons.
1 .Mr. l’cnl‘lr-ld‘u first wift- was Kutbc’r-
.iun Wo,-ils i’cnnold. tho widow or Col-
gunrl hicl‘lurdo, tho lmiltlcr oi the lini—
inaoa Bay Railroad in Portrtgucschst
t.\i’1‘lvu. On lilo death of tho (YoloncI
,hc rcnd'crcti the widow valuable as-
'sirsiunco in bringing order out of con-
fusion in tho ili'tiil railroad buiitlcrs’
{affairs Through his «from; Mrs. Ms-
Murdo was aware-d betwccn $100,000
and 3500.000 by a Swiss arbitration
lrotum’itlco ant-r tho railroad had bot-n
[soizotl by tho Portugtwsc gttvcrnmcnt
ion a tcchnicality. Slur dictl .tliillli two
lycnrs ago, and loft hcr turtuno divid»
loll rqttally benvymu izcr husband iillil
:only daughtor. the Wl/ft‘ oi i’rol’cssor
:iillver, of Hobart (,‘ullcgc. Next to
;Mrs. ill-ity lrccu, Mrs. Walker has
:bot-u rated as tho riches: woman in
{tho world.
i
, HUW'S THIS?
Wo offt-r Ono llnmlrcd llolla‘rs “t"
ward {or any case» of Guitvrrb that cant
luot bc curml by Hall's Caturrb Curr.
F. .l. ClIENEY & (30., Tolcdo. 0.
We. the undcrslaucd. barn known F'.
l.l. ,..cne_v for the last in years. and
llu-licvc him‘twrfcciiy honorable in all
luminous transactions. and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN 8; MARVIN.
Whole-solo llruttgists. Toledo, 0.
llnll'n Catnrrb (fur;- is taken intor-
nally. acting dircctly upon the blood
and mucous surfaccs oilihc suit-m.
Testimonials soul iron.
boitlo. Sold by all mttgzisis.
' 'l‘akn Hall‘s Family Pills for consti'
patlon. ~ "
ELECTRICITY ON BIG BEND
BRIDGE.
SAN' FRANCISCO. F-b. s.——-'ritc
statement was mndo today upon tht-
'uuthorlty of Vino-president Eurlc, of
tho Grout. Western Power Company at.
Big Bond, on the Fcnlhcr River. that
the Wi’tltern Pacific Railroad. now ho-
will use electricity for motivc pom-r.
KIII'INO OPEN HOUII.
Evcrybody is welcome who“ we fool
goal: and wo tool that way only what:
ourfilaostlvs organs nra working prop-
uriy. Dr. Kinds Now “is Pills run-
lnlc the action of situation. liver and
bowls so pcrfrctiy one can't hclp fool-
lutr good when ho mics tht-sc pilin. 25c
at F. ii. matcr's drug store. "
w-..“ .
no...
molest. snags ‘vo mvu'n.
NW HAVEN. Pub. "L'WJ. I.
"rocks". in tire makcr. «god fill, and
'. unnlnrrlcd. diod last night. at tho Now
lisvon “vital. his bad noon taken
from a build into in tilt! alteration.
The lost minis" will make
tum lion.
It
:. utustvrcd It: as it around.
. some duo on his account. ,
,"was iicutcna‘ut t-olonclof till! twenty"
v of will with m. .,.
Mdtmr : »
. of claims in 190': and tried in 1902.
Price, 75c per i
Iuh built from the can: to this cunt
”flow so. summit WM.
‘ all“ out its farm
to customise Builds.
E. w. and ii. ll, lipphgib oi
Heliport. filtration on Es-
tate of Luis lamps E. liuit-
bell, Firaillo' Hills Olaitn
arm ‘
: l
WASHINGTON, Fob. 10. —- 'l‘ho
house spent all or last wéck passion
a ntmtbrr of war claims that have:
born be pro coast-can several years.
All of limit.) caucs have boon passed-
upon favorably by the court of claims.
‘ and the bill siutply provides for the
payment of the amounts found due by
tho (fiill'i. There were three Connect-
. isn't ("li‘éi‘il among tbs number.
The first on was for $109.07 Pair
Illllti n. tr. w. and n. it. happen, ox-
ccutors, o! Wostporl. This sum was
found due to tho into James E. Hub-
‘ boll. who svt‘vcd as arrgaunt of Co. E.
l7 Connrcticui Volunlt'cru. and was
commisnloilod by tho gowuor of Cort-
nertirut‘ a second llouicnaut oi the
some company and regiment June 24.}
lddti. lie was ncvcr mustered in as
a second lioutonant. however, and
ucvcr roccivcd ihc pay. The case was
transmitted to the court. of claims iii .
The court _
1902 and triad in 1907.
ilnds that iiubbcll should have bécn
lieutenant.
and that his hoirs are entitled to tho
A similar cow is tho one or James.
P. Brown. of North Sionington, who:
ilrst Connecticut Voluntécrs. He was
commissioned r-oloncl of the 2m by
tho governor of Connecticut in Oct.
‘ lint. and scrvwl as such until July 6.
last. when he was mustered out oi
lacrvico as a lioutcnant caloric). ’7th
‘('ii.~'~ti was also submitted to the court
'l'bc court tit-claws that James F.
'Brown jahould be doomed colonel 0!
the flint Connecticut. and is entitled to
”also. ‘. ‘ '
The third claim Was in behalf 0!
g(‘harlvs Ii. Simmons, of Woodstock.
who was first scrgcant of Co. ll, ‘11"!
Uunuocticui Volunteers. and was com
illissiotirzd second lieutenant of 00. G,
lltit Conuncilcut Volunicers, .lnlyis,
libiil, sorting until August, 19, 1863.
Thu court finds tho sum M33915. (inc
hint, and tho bill appropriates the sum.
l NEIGHBORHOOD FAVORITE.
. Mrs. id. 'l'J. Charles. nl' Harbor, Maine.
speaking of Elcctrlc Bitters, says: "it
in a nciahborhmd favorite born with
was." it iltlSi‘l‘YPS to be a favorite m’cry—
WhP‘t‘i’. it gives quick rclioi in dyspep-
sia. llvrr complaint. kldncy tit-rungcv
mutt, malnutrition. norvousncss, weak.
nuns and auroral ili’lllllty. its action on
the blood as, a thorough puri‘ilor mnkcs '
it cspchnlly uscful as a spring medi-
cine. This grand altwrativo tonic is
sold undcr guarantee at F. {I Baxter's
drug store. We. ‘ ”
"FELL oowu sums.
New Britain Man Broke Skull—M's:
1 Found Dead fly Nephew. '"
NEW BltlTAIN, Feb. 10,—Oscnl‘
Johnson was round (lend in a pool of
blood at the foot of tho stairway in
his house ycsrerday morning by his
nephew. The skull unstructured. lil-
tvcsiigatiou showed. it‘ island, that
Johnson after returning home about .1.
cit-lock yesterday morning. “fell down
[the stairs. ‘- " "
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"'""“"f““ ........ ”Ham
to all, on their household furniture.
pianos and other personalpropcrty.
without removal. on their own natn‘c
Without manner. ~ ‘ ..
CALL AND SE; U3,
independent Loan drSecurity Co.
. Haviiand Bldg. Waishirigion St. '
. . Ofllcc open until Ii p. .m.
MATTRESSESé
. i have just received a mrlosd of
Mattresses. including Excelsior Soft
Tops. All (lotion nfldfiil Wool Mat-
trcnsns. in one and twopartn. i can
now till your ordcra. oithcr large or
small. at the following prices:
Exct'ision iloit Top. one part. 4-6.
0
l
Excelsior Soft Top.
4-4.
All (lotion Mattresses. two parts,” '
4-6. - “-00
All Wool Mattresses. two harm. '-
4-4
two parts;
i have also a bcttcr tartaric of Enoch
sior Soft. Tops which will soil at $3.50!
in full size.
I am agent for the Ostcrmwr and
Sir-urns & Foster Cotton l’v‘ult Mat-
trouser. and the militia“ Mattress.
”I " . ' ‘ .
F. A. Mitchell.
. . “it. ling it“. it‘ll:
,Tbc Only Compton ll militia;
flora in tits city if mitt.
cos. Hi6” IMO WALL "II"...
W‘Wflu‘imfl. ”
l
W.m
AN lu‘l'mlflfl'l'm contours
Told hfl' grocer that with refused to
handle “Ollll‘l’m” Preparation rho
would trade cilantro: ”like know the
could make 1m: Chocolate and cos.-
turd pies better than tho export cook
it she used "OUR-Pill" as all the in»
gradients. carefully“ prepared. are in
the package ready (or immediate use.
Each package. emit for two large
pics, 10 Order a dozen to-
day from you grocer: Excsllcnt also
as a puddiuty «trio-cake filling. etc.
.. .. M... ............... .. .—
NEW CHUMH IN ”HO-URI
BIMSBURY, Foil. lob-M soon as
weather conditions will, permit. the
members of the Methodist Episcopal
Church here will begin the erection of
a new church. The building is to be
constructed of rod stone at 4 cost. of
$50,000, the money having Mn tlouato
ml by a prominent vnzcmbcr of tho
church. .
t ‘ M ,
ONLY OUR! FOR‘DYI'EPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of Now Quito.
Del. says: “i suffered for yours with
dyspepsia. used to have grant distress
and belching. i tried cvot’ylblng i
could hear of. but nothing behind me
until i: took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent hottlo cured his crmapioholy."
For sale by R. H. Plaiuicti. F. ii.
Baxter and'nto minord'l’hsrmacy. “
“73ny
would»!!! mm: was a dainty
snow while. mm mm Phr-
celgin magma” . ‘MVW' ...a.., .z < ..
Hart you * Mpg-tom
1’" dentin, lmwmsetvurm
bg’i‘o hnfl‘htit ' WWII: "m
in your Mormon,”
in: apartment“ or first hour toilet
thzvhigfistlgdefnogcmi?
it S “I“ M ii. 09!.
plumber. no my? cold“
chanlcs. honour . and“ "lining w"
Horned El; dash,
'oonusn mm, allows" m
o...
'9'
"INT.
/ Call at our owes and
examine our lino of
For Reading
and -' Sewing,
They an inexpensive, convenient,
ornamental. Made; up .io suit any
taste. is your house properly Illum-
inated for the holidays! if not
~ lot will? lbw
H use is has.
. . rgvp.‘ .. ,
we will do it at (on. Our newline of
"ALL GAS. swans has been to
ccivcd. Call and see them.
3‘.
1.,
t") w,
bailouts.
Your Walls
'l'hat pleased you ever since we put
’ them on. Any more rooms to in w
senor ‘
(thicket-y. Glassware. llouscntrnishv
ing‘ (loot!!! ' ‘
ransom China in
Plates. «to. ‘
Plintcn' Supplies.
W really mind Point. this plat
unis. , ‘
White Curtain Poles, with altar“.
kiln!!! Saucers.
, lilo.
Window hustle: and Picture mules
l
m’wardcr. , , ..
. Palstingsndnonomiu
W
«chivcmgfi,|i.9rm1nl-
tn' lumps. . '0'ka ”
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Unaudited for W m and
Duration , cutulilntltl wl "Wm
cm oi ‘ lam New in!
. car on oxitihitltm m and; tor rim
attrition at ‘
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