Mremcdyior
.t
' e not.
' .mr-un
u
4“,;
icr'lcw
order one nmlpialn-
of the court was taken
nd run very smoothly.
the long docket Were
. to plan, and, with one
Illrepiied not. guilty, bill
but» changed it later, after
‘dboon anointed in all cusses.
wine hitches, of cournc.
In thcvcnne of Jooeph
lththeft from the
, cd not guilty, and
' .. not want it lawyer to
(p1,. The'court, however, ap-
' lBherwoodn
of the prisoners to change
from not guilty to guilty
" Meiu,‘hi Dnubury, who
with nunnnlt with intent
, 3 who pleaded guilty to
‘Waliit. which won accepted on
" mendntion of the state’s
no in qluentlon grew out of a
' a boarding house in Film
‘ i that city, on the night . of
“tilt lost. “to lamp was
nd the room-wan in dark-
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Road, and later came in the employ of
thp‘c'onuoiidnted Road, He sald‘thnt
ihcllmnn had a wife and six children
“M 5 in Mopnch Chunk and rent them
run by every week for their uupport.
and the theft wan committed to send
run oy home. '- ‘
A the lime- Sutton was arrcnted.
Lone Portrny was ohm nrrciited for
the name offense. Portray say» he in
uotlguilty, and will stand trial. He
will he defended by Judge Couyhiin.
A nle Taylor, wife of Patrolman
Taylor, of Bridgeport, pleaded guilty
to the charge of ndnltory, and was new
mu ed to the county jail for our: year.
Bot tho acctwcdl'tnd Peter Ultlki-lhll‘t'
wcr‘. living together he mun and wife.
ulthtiugh divorce proceedings an- pend-
It'ig ‘pgnimit the woman. limb pleaded
not guilty when the charm was read
against them. Later the wouiun
changed her plen ondthrcw herself on
the mercy of the court,
T 9 slate . attorney Hold that tho
won it had nix chlidrvujoud that the
(lion cement between hurbaud and
wit who over liocltshire. Attorney
Mar pleaded for h light nentonoe for
the ‘ omnn. 8hr- was living in u honor.»
In ridgoport, and occupied - three
r00 9 with her threo t'lllltlrt'ii and
that. Mr. lxicknhlro twcuuiod a room
oppc silo to tho wonum'n. The attorney
said that tho wormnu worked on u
hon ekcopcr to support lii'r children.
and did not receive any llHlll-lillli'v
Iron, her husband.
1‘ e state attorney still: that there
wer no mitigating clvcihmmu-l-n in
con cctlon with the case. The velatlonu
of he two cunn- to
. 1903. Although official
il' - ‘
, seniority rum
Promotions Likely to It Bsrcd
cryoni— Union to lift.
turbid
A report given wide circulation
Noon; railroad men is that the Ma.
Haven"er was contemplatup ill"
nbdliohnient of the nonmlty ruin
which governs the promotion of men
in tho frcllllt. pR§MIOf and yarn or!“
vice of the company and which roll
. has been included in the agroomonl be-
tween the company and the organlzo
lions representing the employees since
confirmation
of thin report could not. be secured it
wu given color by the fact that a
meeting of the general executive com-
mittee of the Order of Railroad Con-
ductor: covoring the whole nyntem
wan hold at the hotel Gertie, in New
Haven.
Lunar Interact“.
Jeremiah Wall. chairman of the
committee. said tbrt he had not boon
officially notified of the company's in-
tention to do away with tho naulority
rule and did not expect to luv notified
of such a change in the rhino. How-
evcr the conduciorn und engineern no:
deeply interested in the recent
chances which it in mid will renuit in
the displacement of a number of multi—
born of their organization. 'l‘lw iunt-
tor oratiollnhing thin rule in "no of tho
moot. important from the utilitililulni of
tilt: labor organiznlluuu that lion occur.
rod in railroad circles. in Home llillt‘.
With the applicant boliigjudricd copu-
blc of holdinlt on udmncwt position
the rule provideo that promotiour sltoli
ho made no follows: l’nnm~iigor ‘rwrv
vlcowlt‘vorli brnltomali in but-immunod-
tcr. front baggagoumnicr to ticket col
loctor or olcctrlc conductor. whnre
such are omployod. and from ticket
collcclov to elm-trio oomimmn- or
freight comluclor in passenger conduc-
tor. in tho yard fit'I'Vlf'Pr-wll'l‘ilJl‘lil'llkafi'
mun or nwllchmuu in conductor, in
the freight m-rvlrw»~~-i"rmu bruk .umn to
flnmuun and from lineman l'i conduc-
tor. In all such promotloun the denim»
Hy oi the men in fill'li‘ rcrtnoctit'v claws.
on oi lb.» iioi'vit'o will govern wbcn in
ill'.‘ opinion of lhn milit-rilt'l,~lulvnt they
no qualified theft-for.
hillside Prototype» "to lipid
Jim Rvmdydii id in do
Very Fine Blood Purifier
A leading health cutout. in answer-
inc the direction, if II. in the bust
cltorrlptitm to cm and purify the
hood.” g’f'lllh- in n recent lune the
following: .. Fluid Minot of Bandit:
lion ourhnlf ounce. Compound liar-on
one. ounce. (lonipnnnd Syrup Bar-apn-
rilla three. ounces. Shake well and use
in lcuupconfui doped after each meal
and at bedtime. . ,
it clean: the. blood of ‘nli im-
gorilla. and nonrinhu the blood.
0. jun a few days the chin be-
gins to clear of cores. boil: and pim-
plco. It puts vigor end energy into
run-down. debilitated men and women.
For many years Bsruparllla alone
has been considered a loud blood
medicine. But while it built ,up
and made new Monopole impurities
remained within and the loud accom-
pnrilln. however,th mad in‘ can»
filtration with Compound Knrpon nnd
Extract [Dandelion work»: wonders.
Thin cmnblnnlion puts lilo kidneyu to
work to filtor and gift. out the waste
mutter, uric acid and other impurities
that canoe dlnenno. it makes new
blood and rciievon' rhoumntlnul und
limit. buck nun bladder trotibietu" ,
'l‘lsin prescription in better than. the
ununl pntcnt medicinvr. which are in
tho moot purl alcoholic coumctioun.
The ingrodlt-I‘itu mm but
nrooaally mixed at home. Every innit
and woiunu here should make some up
and fry it flu-y feel their uykiotn rc~
nulrcu a good blood medic-inc and
ionic. ,
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HON. a. J. ulLtJe LECTURE.
Glimpses of the Region "From Con.
stlntlnopie to Cairo."
l,‘lllijgl‘9iiiilllilll iiili laid the luvs»
audience» tliut heard him Saturday
cvoiilliit in Meltlllrioi iinll illlflPi' an
obligation which they, unanimously
appreciate. any-u the. Stamford Advo-
rnto. ilo can: a. graphic, llluminhting
null innplt'inu domrrlpiivo lecture. cov-
m'mlt n lt‘glfln which, both for lie coir
icinpmtzry lilif'l't'til. null outlet-fully for
Ill-i hintol'ic ilrlzviir'lalit‘lilfi,‘lliiilit' it our of
Iho «which. of humor) thought fl-nnd
.almll. 'l'ulfitrului'ly in this no in rt’lrl'
plilhod win only tolhporary. 81TH; '
little filll‘l‘
. _ . inbuilt»? 25c.
dill Rndlcaleiml for Bruno ills. 50¢
Gum WorstCi'btlp in a» Few indies.
Cum Soto Wold and ‘iiitarfigtcdjoncilr.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Ocusumption.
Kill: the Canon Microbe and (lures in One Month
”a: 3W 2m. and Moran 3m.
Cures flay Forei- or Money unfunded. . 50c - $1.00.
; only-rung“ Earth That.,Cui'es“Asthma.
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JUDGMENT FOR “.000. ENGULFED IV A H
.Given to Hartford Woman Against the
man Close: Conntcrnatlon. ' . Consolidated flnllwly co.
S'l‘. PthERSliilHll, F‘eh. 19.««Thol HARTFORD. Poll. ills-«Judgment
appointincm of General von lhwckmnu :for $6,000 and costs has been render-
io he governor of Finland, ban calmed . ed for Minn Adcii ll. Fuller. of this
much excitement routing the i’f‘VOlii""('ll.V. ill llt‘l' Still “will“ the (701150”
lioniutn and ff-i‘l'Ol‘liili-i who have found zilillfld Railway ('Gmilfilly ‘0? trolley
Finland it convenient bout» of ollci'n-lmhfrifl’ A decision w thin ”9“,"?
lions for plotn. They are now "“‘lnglflffiép’fiufim latitsarelgr’court 10d“ y
abroad in great numbers, most of them i The plaintiff claimed that a” a result
going to Hwedcii. Thin clearing Fin- .
lnml of plotlorn will m‘onily facilitate!“ a collision between two cars on
ooveeuon or rmtnno. 1
Appointment of General vow Bocck-
on her.
foremost, and filled the
one WAVE.
Thrilling lxpsricnus of Item" St.
Andrew Off Bank; of Newfoundland.
NEW YORK. Feb. lite—While the
steamer St. Andrew, bound from Ant-
werp for this port. was plowing her
way through ntomy neon east of the
banks of Newfoundland last Friday.
she was all but engulfed, by 'a huge
Wave which suddenly Iwept down iii?
The wall of water swept in
over the bow, panned high above the
crow‘n nest which is part way up the
decks fore and
aft, sweeping everything before it. 80
great was the force of the blow that
the big chip was brought to a dead
stop, and for the moment, while she
,. acne was fearful that in liitht ilil'ntitzh _
’ enssonfg one would assault Mrs 'l'nylor‘u theft of some jv-u'rvlry .. Hard Fight 10"" Rule.“ i
to 110th out his pistol, tired fro the woman she rt-nimi Ihc room '“i‘rf' 3"" ‘3 “”g’ i' ’.".t.."r,.'-'."§' lit l‘
”a,” he supposed, at the gm ' ‘ thin hunter. mi i l fmv goal; .5 ju‘lfit
r but 9!“? 'two oi lite bullets Etwnrd Robimlon. for snow llllw ‘fil'ill ltd“ ‘llllilllmwi‘l ”ml: “if 3‘2“" 1"".
lilo/the ceiling, the other one an suintnnt agent at the railway utn- lift?" [Egrnll‘] “ll: 3" :1 [f ll“:
into thcnrm of Lust Chlalnru. tion at Greenwich, pleaded guilty to i if fl?“ H. ”Hf“ ".,1.”.“".'. "’3 . . .
4&1»qu was not 9. severe mat- the lchnrge oi cmlmzzlcmcut of ”on. ‘1‘" " l" 313‘ “lb 1""0 : dfh‘h “v hidll
it'lit turned out, and besides, Lust part of which wan funds of llw West- 1;“, ‘" 'r‘w I'm“. :‘ "2’ r W?” 'l in
Wed from Dunbury. The art: Union Telegraph Company, and (Ch:”frum";3"""2wva “isuflfi'fm
owinnpoaed allure of $100 and a part, belonging to tilt: railroad cum- Ml”‘“',‘”‘r’k 2m lill' :1 n, ”W tilmw
‘ *of six months in jail. puny. One Saturday night last Scptcm- an“; m ”w evrvimt “'3‘"me .,.. h . m‘r'fi
,nrennnnmf Danbury, pleaded berlhe took the proceeds with him. 1.] "1 Wm M éxwhi:(;(...3wl“Mb
simple assault, which Was nc- instnd of going home he went to ' “ - ‘ l‘ ‘ . ‘ '
in January. 1906.
in his de-
| Windsor avenue.
pool to the Holy Loud. glinipam of
which. in tin nuniprn nupectn and con-
dilll'lls. though ‘glv’cn nu tucrely luci-
tlontill to the journey from the Tur-
klnh it) the lzlgyptlun (tapitul. comprised
a nil-ion of vivid and ltuprcnnlve mou-
lul pictures. which will long loci in the
minds of mono who llawnod to Mr.
liili'u convincing (inscription, Linc min
but cullginlninto Minor Post. ii. A. it.
that it nun tho llli‘itill-i of fid'f'lli'lilg thin
luftlloc‘lunl trout for so many of tin
Stamford frlillltlfi, and cannot but view
the work of the Ronnie!) when in; , ,.
guarding the livers of prominent per" '5!" N" “WWW injured.
mango» in ’St. Pereruhurg. Prnctlcnl-ECi’llgafinreéfigficzngzmfl defendant's
it all the denominations of the past. ..
. , ,ucttautn caused the collision of two stasitemd helplessly. u was feared by
"“r if“? ”‘5’“ “'W‘mmm' by ,‘wmr'lcnrs on the defendant's street railroad those on de that ”he would 10““‘1'
:i‘l” I“? am?” “”99”" "'9‘“ ““3“" land consequent injuries to the. plaintiff or.
.ie in ad). t‘hoitcommltted the crime. ,“lth was a passenger on one of tho . Evuythlng movable watt swept away
met o ”w icti permitted them to on. corn. There “,3” no contributory neg. by the irresistible rush of water. Cut-
c‘ll’” W" “9 0 lacrvntlon. { ligcnr-c on the part of the plaintiff." tie fittings were torn oui. “It! lifeboais
Dispatches received here from Hell , were tilled and a flood of water swept
niacin!" ours that lilo police have din» into the Ital!!! hold Fortunately no
covcrcd tllc licolluunrtern of the l‘tl'." 0.... on the atemiier'was injured: .but
the decks. and even the strike hold.
, th'S mm
We offer One iriundred Dollars Re
by the court on the record.
tlonmfvtbe state's attorney, al-
, the indictment wan assault
tr intent to kill. it appeared [hill
.fll’ld his sister gilt him it row
{Mint- bill. and it reunited in a
‘atch, in which both went
Women were passing at the
pricing the woman and man
Wt! took it for a morn
flutter: They ran to the rescue
«Woman and assaulted the
. . Brennan. supposing that he
‘hoinr unnecessarily assaulted,
- ~n""kinfe and stabbed 0er of ”1“
4n in the wrist. Brennan in lamc
id not run. He was given 30
“I . ll.
‘ “.1“. McCann, of Bridgeport, who
dwili‘dt guilty to setting fire to n
, inter pleaded guilty to wilful
Mary to a building belong to
_ eyine McConn, his wife. Statc
Judson stated to the court
from
in lite"
'«couitt was changed
Maurie .Mchnn lives
”if there was a technical ren-
the law why the former charge
out be pressed against the ac-
T’he title of the property chow»
" ' ‘ rdn it goes to the children.
_ , to thawed that. the accused was
Wtflntmkerons fellow, and net
We on fire through spite. At,
“ ' 'fiol'iertODei-‘oreut mudeaiine
. clemency for the accused. He
that Mchnn was 66 years old,
Iii, had never been arrested before.
but to yours he had worked coutln‘
“all!“ the‘Wheeler &.Wilsslon factory
that won a record, It was true
there hnd been dispute» about the
" y; The husband had a right
, W that some title would rent in
m. and he lint! contributed
hing like $1,000 for which be
renewed a title as agreed.
Attorney Judson added that
, , ned land not contributed to the
not his family for the part ten
[that he was given to alco-
lien. He said that there
not“ be any leniency shown the
"for at the time he not, the
Ire hill wife wail bed ridden.
minis impound a line or 8300
‘1 your; sentence in the county
”In!!! Conroy, a young man whom»
i" in Brwklyn. was centenccd to
‘ for not more than threw
”do than, two yearn for horne’lucnl‘
imflroénwlch. The accused had
‘ the burn where he took the
lifter that he went to a notch
and plots a wound. lie tin-n
“number place end ntolcm m
‘ He tacit tho proton com-
Ncw York state where they
cred It s stable.
Minn was sentenced to
». for hot lesn than one or
trim yearn for the theft, or
of wtirdm from the N.
we
.
,
do n brakeinnn at the lust
, , and lived with
broken» on thin ntmt.
. u trummlgc was; ult-
cnl" “ in m u. I on
W cold in tho Peck
street. Bridlw
it! called at the
in to an another
on I1 , active, for.
to“, m,»
the wife had the life tenancy.l
‘ {d i! it. it. Go. Sultan no .
w my»; m.
”l5"
3 Net, York. spent the money and had
' a good time, after which he did not
havothe courage to go back to Green
wicll, but. went to his home in Milli'
snchnscttu. The point made in the
l'nvolr of the accused was that he tutti
never been in any trouble before, and
w'unlncver arrested for any crime. and
that, he got into his present, ncrape
through getting into a spree in New
York. 'l‘hcn court sentenced the occult:
on t a jail sentence for one year.
Iv' etlerick Schwlnk, 1i! yearn old, wan
soutlmced to the county jail for. dirt
months for burglarizing the store of
ilcrilurd Bernstein, anlcwood avenue,
Bridgeport, a short time ago. Schwlnk
¢ wusnccompnnied by two younger boys
‘ond,.they broke open a window and
enturcd the store in that manner.
The} stole some cigars, cigarette-now
cup ay. Thciwo younger boys were
placlzd in the custody of the probation
omcl’r. and Schwing, who has been in
jail lbcforc. was bound over.
> August Day wan neutcnced to six
months in jail for stealing four
{chieltene from 3 Bridgeport chicken
.0001). The only excuse offered wan
i that} he was hard on.
H rry Brown, of Norwalk._wno sen-
;tencpd to jail for nine months for
breaking into a. tool house belonging
to the town of Norwalk and stealing
toobl valued at 879. ,
ThomatSweeney, who was descrily
' ed as a trump, was sentenced to jail
for {in montbu. He entered a private
.dwcllng in stumford on the 1th of
taut month and appropriated an over-
coat. The man and the coat were lair
ler located in n unloon. .
l stcph Mason aged 19, watt len-
’tenc‘cd to jail for two months for
: burglnrizing a store at Main and Ful-
: ton lament, Bridgeport. The sentence
light, as it wan shown that the
i want
,hoylwae hungry and nitric thing to
call
’ none: PARTY m MILFORD.
Dr. Lao Mrs. w. I. Putncy Entertain—
§ lug Relatives and Friends.
_ D,‘. and Mrs. Putin-y and Misc
Maude Wilcox returned to Milford on
Sam-day with lJeuient'lnt id. W. Put-
ney,‘ U, H. A., from Welt Point, N. Y.
The} production hop ”toot place on
Thu May evening. and the graduation
r-xe‘clm on [Friday nfiernnon. 'i'lie
inert of tho clan of not, and their
sue to left for New York city on n
upetllnl train. The club attended the
perfirruance of The “llmy Widow
in t e evening. Momma! Pntney
.guv a box pony. his cue-to being Dr.
,nnd Mn. Palm and Min Honda Wil-
comm Milford. (looms chorne. of An-
mnif and Walter Iii. units. of New
Var . After the that" the party
wan entertained at copper at Hum '-
. Jnrvln. Lieutenant Pntncy n
«ted the intranet of the clam at
tthe Murray Hill Hotel, where all of
the ‘odlcen registered. A animal:
in we. enjoyed by everyone.
‘ Ahmapnrtyls in prone“ this
was nukhmofllmf'nmy. Tito
~ Superior Court room.
not nor-tire a promotion and knew it
The Brown ayutvm of ‘moritn for good
work and denim-flu for rnrolvwnost‘.
was adopted by the company in "mm
the nonioritv rule,
This rule wan heron-«l after a hurt!
fiitht by the Brotherhood of ”album?!
'l'rnintuo-n, who had their old Tripod.
Valentino Fitzpatrick. m-coml vim--
prt-uidont of their ordm‘. with them
when the rule was put. through.
in tho rocom divisional and ext-mi-
live changes on the railroad. men
who hold minor offices have been "”10-
mind to the rimkn to swrvc nu conduc-
mru or engineers and it. in aim nllogml
that the company has Violnloti noun»
mentions of the rule in the advance-
tnont of cortniu employers. new in tho
rootl'» service,
0m- railrond report board had it
that the company had dotvrmluod that
hereafter tho officers would decide who
was qualified for promotion in any
branch of the luminous» and titut pro
motionn would hr- tundo on merit and
not seniority an heretofore.
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OAD'I'QRIA. _
M... llctndiruiltn am
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RECEIVER Fog HARTFORD CON-
L. c. Rogers to Settle Aflaln of Sew-
, nrd Rubbsr Company. '
HARTFORD. Feb. .l9.~i.ucluu (l.
Royce. of thin city. was today alumini-
ed temporary receiver for the Seward
Rubber Company, of Berlin. by Judge
Shttmway. of the Superior Court.
flood of ”0,009 in required of the re-
ceiver, who in nuthoricd to continue.
the business of the company for a. per-
iod of two months. A hearing on the
appointment of a receiver and for the
appointment of appraisers will he held
Friday, March ii, at 10 o'clock in the
At a meeting of the directors of
the Seward Rubber Company. it we»
unanimously voted that the intuition of
the corpornilon be discontinued. 'aud
that the compnny join in any applica-
tion of stockholders or creditorn to
the Superior Court for the dinnolution
of such corporation nnd the appoint
merit of a received to wind up ittt ni-
fnirn. it won altio thc'oplnion oi the
directors that the receiver should be
authorised to continue the buniness
of tho comp-int for 1 limited time for
the pummel of making the bent dit-
ponitlon of fin stock and raw motor-
Iain.
'l‘hecorporntiol in solvent. its sn—
cetil on book being all of about 164,000.
and its lilbilitlcs about 020.1”. Wilv‘
llurn Sowsrd. owner of seventy shares
of the capital block of the corporation.
and on.» L Ms. wrist of thin
or churns. undo the application. The
corporal“ woo menisci with on no.
thymus! capital attack of crooner. di'
vidcd into 1.”. ohm, , which
amount than lion risen tuned and
... I include ”entertain: A, L, lucid, m
ll. 5.. in clonal-rate of their son).
Mr. d In. Orlando l. Allen (‘ch
.. , end Hum mew-nun
but he, of, Bridgeport.
NWII «Wot
v
'Smlth expect»; another song of
with antluluctluu flu-duct that our (low
grcnnionnl representative, bvritlcu
:ll“lll"l‘ll‘l5: a onniipir'tloun and diullm
gnisbml record an st‘wnniionnl logistic
tor. [)Ilttllf‘iimtz-l both filo cuimcily and
tho willingncm to prepare and deliver
’i lot-turt- which in thcme um H'Piil'
Hunt amounto to it littoral n motion
on a subject of no lunch lilrtor col uud
rcliginuu intcvcnt an that which fit”
turn in thtnl’ord on Saturday evening.
Mayor ’l‘uppc-r intrmlucrd Mr. Hill.
and at-ihc conclusion oi his utilimnn
t'ommumier lint-r, of Minor l'ncl.
lbnukmi the Congrcunmnu in behalf of
thf‘ Post, and the audience. 0n the
platform were» Mayor Topper. Solom-
umn .l, (I, liongltmu, Rev. Louis i“,
lit'rry and othvr promine-ul citizcuu.
m
THE DOUHLE TRACKING.
——m
Ha. Been ficnumed ”the New Haven
Rand. .
Roadmnntm' .l. ii. Smith, of tho Now
Haven Road, and to gang of one hun
drod and twenty-live luborcru on Mon-
dny hogan tho work of double truck~
ing the old Highland Division from the
lower at the “Halo" m llnwlcyvllle. Al‘r.
t v-
vnmc number of men by today, and
will Diliih the work to on curly cmuplt»
lion. When the policy of retrenchment
was adopted by the i'flilfl some months
ago. this work won stopped.
Tho truck in m: extended from the
"388" to lluwloyvillc‘and tho nconnect-
the Hhepnug Road on to the Highland
trnckn, and nlno bring the Berkshire
traokn on to the Highland to lluwloy»
ville. ’l’ho ilerknhiro trains will run on
to the Highland trucksnbout a quarter
of n‘nlilr- cast or Howlcyvillc and for
throe’quurtcrk or a mile wont of that.
station. When the double- tracking in
completed trains on the Highland and
New York Divisions, now the Wonicrn
Divlriouu, will run from the "Still" tow-
er to Dunbury on the. home track.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPOM.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. oi New Cecile,
l)ei.. trays: "l suffered for years with
dynpe in. used to have great diotredn
and letting. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cut-ca me completely."
For little by R. H. Pleistod. P. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. “
RAILROAD ITATIONI INTERTD.
The sound hunch railroad station
and that at hirer-tap were entered by
burglars last evening. With a hatch-
et and pick one. the burglar. nmunhcd
it way into the outer offices and then
into the ticket once. in neither of»
lien did they dirturb the ticketn. At
ilivmide they broke open a trunk in
the aprons department. and riots» in
pscknlc. The slot machine in both
nation were stun-bed sud em led at
the few mien i held. hero in
reason to believe m operated
at. ltlvtwsldo about t, in the morning.
it is the third t in three Milly
that tho Riven “film has been
boulori
o
klmwoonw noon.
Everybody is welcome when we lost
mod: and we feel thin way only witsn
our Wye crap: on worktop prop
:3. “1:. Kilt W Piiln
“mic
olutionlutu an captured it lint of ad! .
drounou and "Stirling plum-n. Many rev" ' 33:31:21,:3;madleggtghggg‘"
oluiioniuta who were too ulow in got-l F , CHENEYI CO Toledo 0' .
ling out have been urroaled at Hell? “19:15,. undersigned. hare kmém'p,
ulnxforn and Vlborit. v.1. -..eney for the loot 15 years. and
file Russ announced yesterday ”illllbelieve him perfectly honorable in all
U‘Jm‘l'dl Olkh‘ll'filli‘. Who Will chief 0’ lbuninews transactions. and financially
muff of the troops in Finland under , able to carry out any obligations made
Gonornl‘llobrikuff. has been Appointed lby his firm. ‘
to silenced General you iloeckmun in WAmeg, KINNAN g MARVIN
command of the Twenty-second Divia- , Wholesale nmggintn, Toledo,’0.
by the unicorn
rived here yesterday.
it?.-...:".l'.tz.tf::;r 3?"?51Zf’dlalll‘.” "t; l..,i:;"';.3:yn.n~ mtg: up: M. We“
emu to Finland. ngciggtcfiia flitting: of Page gates; m K“ Y“ I”.
volitidl’lii'lfd‘l‘ff .lfiifi'.... l'mifli. S:li-.”i..“.§i..”‘ii.l'“i'5 . 3"“ ""1 . '
nnd i had almost reached the lumping, y . or consist. $th. of“ "
,pntion.
off place when I won advised to try: ‘
llr. King's New Mscovery: and i want l '
to my right now. it saved my life. for l
W
warmer: vocuursen LIST.
witsumo'ron. rep. iii—rue house,
NEW HAVEN, Feb. I
was a well and happy man again." any-u
iloorgo Moore, of (lrlmesland. N. C. As
a remedy for coughs and colder nnd
healer of weak. 1mm lungs and for
preventing pneumonia New Discovery
in supremo. 500 and $1.00 at F. ii.
Baxter's, drugglst. Ti'lul bottle free. ”
FOREsTRY m CONNECTICUT.
The Connecticut Society of the
Sons of tho American Revolution in
fortunatc in. having uncured Gifford
i’lnchot to speak at the ,annual bun-
:lo create a retired volunteeroilicern'
:roli. and several-officers of the Clvil,ed:
1A. B. Boom, of Bridgeport, who is the « treasurer. Louie A. Man
iprl‘iildflnt of the Connecticut branch of ; pen; insurance directo
:lfie association, wan present, reprecent-
ing the Connecticut officers. Judge
Boers will remain in Washington never-
cl days. He is accompanied by Attor-
ncy Louis K. Gould. of Bridgeport.
The committee listened to the argu-
ments of tho odicern, but nothingdcflnc
,itc was decided upon. it is generally
utwt of the nociety on Washington» g understood down here that the bill will
llirthdny. The banquet thin year loin“? a M"! time 10 8“ through COW
in New Haven. :grern at this melon.
Mr. Pinchoi In it (You- ,
nectlcut man. having been born in .
i-llmnbury. and on hln mother's side alngfifthG AlV’DMDghLARIYOAVED’.
bin family have been Connecticut pco- .1 (Jim '1. 3222;” ahd haa'vgthnd 33:,
told. unt:°.tt..l‘inland: ..,.... ., .............. '
ulnr interest in forentry in (ilonncctl- egg?” limbo: 3”de T: '3‘???“ and
cut. and he will nddrcon hir. remarks " y “ n? ' ea “5
salve l have ever found. Henln burns.
cores. ulcern. fever nores. eczema and
to that, particular phone of the one»:
tlon.iu the hope that owner» of wood- 2:15... 250 at. i”. H. Butch, an",
as
land until wanti- land will take up the
subject o; prn‘tr‘tlclnli forestry. It in attic
to my 1 at n of the owncrn of , "
woodland and waste land throughout 'BA$%%G:§R?::'.R'::: "ON‘Y
Connecticut took up the subject of W BHINGTON F b 90!“.
forestry. the forestry of the state Bran v 9 '9 ' he ti !.~—?enutor
would be transformed in a generation lift 8’: .on "hm” “ i ’ con crenco
of two. nnd'that the increase in velour w M or “'0' chn rmnn 0' the
tlonn would be cncrmoua. Mr. Pinchot. committee on naval until". in relation
it in understood. will recommend the to a'npntllgitiongl appropriating“? the
establishment of wmoll model for- :23.” Mme “”1231?" 3' ‘1"
«to throughout every portion of the c 0" gonna", ‘5' 7‘” o-
ntnte, where they can bc readily “‘a “m" on ‘m’mfl‘ on a ”5"
reached Ind exnniinnd by woodlot 200 '3' the erection 0' "'0” “mar:
owners. He will nloo recommend the 'ut ‘ 9’ ””3" “pungent worn m 9
planting of «nimble forent tron clout; ,‘o gum”: ' '0' l ' ”count. 33","
every mile of the new highways which 0 5’ b 5 9"“ of but M "m ' "
Aft Iiidlllmilll QDPMIM l! thorn:
fore necessary. and the novsl commit-
too will report favorably on a cunt
Connccticot in now preparing to build.
build the buildin‘ls. . . *
gnrdun. Stamford; F. V.
London:
gate to the Eastern
Lampoon, New Haven
Judd. Stamford, and l.
tended.
tenspoonfnl water
hours.
l the grip starts with
urn. If. It. Charter. of Harbor. Milne.
Electric Bitten, ways: "it
row WIMW'I notions. . i All unruoumrc
it uncanny outfall an n Mil'illl merit-l wnnmtvo'ron, rel. inn-The done, 'l‘nid her grocer flint if
zinc. This grand lttli'lflfo tonic lo ale committee on petition. ymcrdsv’itsndic " ummr' ,
acid under mun lit 1'. ll, Barton mom held a meeting to cmldertwonld trolls oiuwbm.
my store. “gnu bill annual: mum: of dill, n,
.m to oil widowv of war roman» turd pin
"list MOW after i win my cheep- This line country ”and the hm». if attic and "otter It"
vino at mile” i not mine 1 iso- lilo mm um um it» more mm .msfwllr
om?” sold the doubtful country boy. of tho "
"0k._woii. if , _ it." Unwind the,
all tumor ,
pm a d honors nobility. fir notion on
the blood on n t romp purifier molten,
on
“W1 m
the lungs live the lam done "cry
or 15 minutes till it DWI.
CONNICTIOUT PINOIONI.
WASHINGTON. rob. lbw—Tho homo
committee on invalid pension he» re-
portod favorably the bill lrcntlny a
mortar»! in per moonlit ll: gang‘s.
, Bridgett vc n or
«rm-w , lhto Cmpnny A.‘
Becond United States Artillery. Title
bill was introduced by Ilr. Hill.
committee also "ported favorably the
for below.,bear the marks of the but-
terin: the ‘ctearneruuifered. The story
of their, terrify!!! ,merieoce mastoid
intranet, which ar-
erg-ran In
Children»
MW
‘ J
leER DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION.
it-‘l‘he annual
prormneut begun with the first bottlc.;commlttce on militd affairs sure u’ no i . i ber Dealcrn’ Au‘
all" “"9" Will": 0'"? We" Mill“ Lhmrlnsvresterdny waning on the bill .flciill‘fn (3r cghnégumcut was held here
ltrvlny and the following officers elect-
. President, Louis A. Lampoon.
gwar appeared before the committee’h'cw Haven; vice-president, Howard ..
vtlrglng the passage of thin bill. Judge . L. Plait. New Britain; necretnry and
afield. New Hn-
r, L. A. Mann-
fleld; member of board of directors
for two years. 035a S. Taylor, Wil-
limantic: for th years. 8. W. lio-
Chappeil. New
.I. K. Murphy. Nunsatnck.
and R. W. Osborn, Ridgcdeid: dele-
Stnics' Retail
Lumber Dealers' Association. L. A.
; William H.
. A. Mansfield.
New Haven. About 100 members at»
LA ORIPPE.
Brazilial Balm never lost a cane:
never let it run into pneumonia. nor
left a gripwrcck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you wont Balm an a plenty. so do not
trifle with the small sizes. but put the
me or $1.00 tie sud take half n
every three
Be on“ to keep up this trest-
rnent faithfully for two weeks after
'you think you are well. to utterly not
nilnte every perm in every great or-
un. Those remaining perm cause the
c if after effects; it is holicnnd
crib.
Mombasa :1:
O.
The
spenitls of
is : nsfphborliood favorite here with '0‘"; ' IO "'"' ‘. mtm:!'i'l:n:y $9363," 2:" ~22
on. It deserves robe a favorite ovary. amag .M linen who wind to 60bit“! f)
w‘horflhrltwo azifkg‘ogmyindggmg mm 1 m .. rim how “my ocvnlry. This bill
night. innit-i funnel-routine“. weak- ,1 , . A”? "7 “WM“ '7’ ,3" W"
on . t '
”crow it”
, ,fltiol, also
comm
could make Lem. chocolate cnd cas-
bettwv than the ma cont
"dilutin-
M m .
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