rev «yr VIII! pt sew vars.
Greens Earth!
V .'“”? Illustrated 1” at the street to reps
water pipes to trout I'll". salmon" It More.
at In Venin
.It“
_ - rboalovol almost dull
”ht‘fil'
f rota o,
lira are true,
I' The fact tVItltt'pl IV
7 kaVI established In a part
lieual system a school
an girls are noted"?
. is», thus equipping tut
”ration for; the bottled);
Ind a 5M, entertainment.
“Jesus.“
poses are heard. Bridgeport livery-
If! lilo looking tor horses ln
t_ItVI Illclnlty.
The death of Miss Elisa Adams at
“tell honeymoon Plain, which occur-
'ed on Saturday, removes a well-
tnown llgure train the community.
I‘be decomted was 70 years of age. and
tall resided ltt Lyons Plain iOI' many
(cars.
oat" llaa been very keen
Int (3. ItoIIIbagn. oi tht
M, w II nown tr
' lhttalaatlc advocate at lndtta
., Villas been assigned I
the prtlgrpm o
ra‘tbtventiontt in re
, Although he has ta;
.f to accept all the Invitation:
We received, at he has deliver
,I Itpr oi Id ream. several a
table. Illa twt
7edttcatlonal cos
7.. atwhic '
btzcomn in
W in copy
I“ read subject of lnduItria
"VHF” attentiot
r
The largest catch of smelt this new
tea was taken tram the river on Mon-
lay morning. The llahlng began at
nldnlgiit and before the tide was over
Will oi the eetcn nets had taken neur-
y 'a Mattel of the tiah. Most of tho
:atch wont to Bridgeport
At the morning service of the Cow
attentional Church last Buaday the
3V". Warren Vi’ Loaders read his l't'll
«nation as pastor or the church it.
alto cllcct September I. The resigna-
.’Ion gave no reasons tor the act and
”I read without cannot-m.
. dd- ' .
_Mrtt. Theodore t‘onltcr was taken
tacit?! wfi:%:i'mI r’i‘orn her home in Mlliil strtfivt to tho-
. ‘ n ot‘l melt . Norwailt Hospital yesterday In the an:-
m“ . lulunce of that htatitltlon. ilrs t‘ami-
ti
. . . » arr has been Ill tor a long tinlt‘ and
'6” | wai'ghwlw" Afiler friends hope for lwr recowry un-
der the care of the hospital until.
“mtml’ festdre will bt ”'hT“
ted into the carrier
[while schools throughout tht
VV,ll the firm belle! of the edited
- ties here. at the. Co
$8.0 orklpa wood
‘ ct? an ‘3;
I ‘ re a .
“In?" to be a great In
or: with the developmcu
In, mouse water-power tor the an
nufaeturlng plants. and the heal
‘a practical form oi oducatlot
' ' t
‘ if!" Egypt to bsfeapeel’all,
‘ it is expected that the retttultnt oi
Kn. Curie Mlllntll and ilf'l‘ lnlutt:
”it‘ll"! will arrive ht‘tt- next week
Ila be tlkcll to (ltcettlicld Hill, It lit-u-
.hd Kerwin family hna “th tor a can
cry. The interment will tttkc plan-
it Oaklawn cemetery In Mirth-Id.
The atrlfe for the record for best
tttendauce at the Center school will
)0 limiter now that Miss Dollie bu.-
trellented a handsome allk ilflillll'l In
re placed In the rooms rot-tiling the
test record. The banner will be aw.nrrl
ti monthly and will won» an lltCt'll
ive to the utudonls.
Miss Abbie Burr died at the: rest-
lence of her brother. \I. II. llm'r, at
Ireeus Farms on Saturday. Deceased
ran a llie- dong resident or (hoops
'arms and was well known In tho
'o‘mntunity. 8h! Vila 73 years of age
lid for 30 years had taught a clasp In
he Congregational Church In this III
age. Besides her brother she lean-.1
lg: sistcr, litre. Mary Ely, of Pltlladel
l a.
That big load at gully painted metal
arts which (lault Bros hanled lrom‘
he station the other day were not dirt
ter pails to be lVlllcd for the busy
rorltlng man. They are rcceplttcles‘
or waste material protlllcd by the
Vcatport Improvement Society to bc
daced In different portions of tho-
owu to receive all unsightly ntatetlal
which would litter the streets II
brown cal'eleasly about. They are n
trollg Incentlte to keep the town tidy.
Vang'anmm owned by Nev
\. .'i arch “lbw-itycaa lean
I t that the Contra
~ It rvallway. which is owner
. ‘ New Batch ant
m ‘tntiroad kltlll withdraw tron
bridge route twt
trains. one each way ill
Hartford. Conn. and Sprint
. nah post Friday l’nsaengt»
(land 11 are to be with
ithmhll the Newburg, Dacbeu hm
ec’tleut division between Millet
and Silver Nails N. 7.. and pat
. pr tralntl Nos. ti and 79 betweet
V Nails and Millerton. The list
freight was curtal‘
y‘i It ydar The reason I
. to he that the trains did not pay
Piles hard been placed under all the
mine on the west end of the State
ttreet bridge and the structure made
more on the ( onnectlctlt Company's
tortlon of the bridge. , Work com-
nenced yesterday on the atrlngcs
which will be a foot square and run
he entire length at the structure unv
IOIA IAIN ROI“ Al NDONEC let the rails. This work will alt-e
0 Mare 19. -Ol [tree or tour days. Cara will en he
Barracks Is to be attendance mt regularly over the bridge. Nest
lily years it baa been a posit
United States army. but dnrln
lgst few can It has been allow
V. W“ Into my. and i now scare:
ly “habitable. The Wat [loparlmcn
m ordered Colonel John I! Bellinge
’ kin‘to arrange tor diapot
. great seldom 'nr auppllo
hare hobo collected and hel
e the post was establish:
at Jamel E. Abbott Is now I
mad oi. the port, with a goat
eight men. The abandonment t
Mwlllbotgflutlbedraeasla
m l. the inconvenient transfer will be
welded. d.
The Methalist. Church is being
ouch admitted now that the observer
day get an Idea of what it will look
Ike when llaittlted. The state is be
‘ng placed on the root and the whole
’stcrlor of the structure is being Illi-
thed up. Under the energetic man-
gement ol Superintendent Taylor the
food weather this winter has boon
aken advantage of. and the bttildlng
vlll consequently be ready for occu-
. Iancy much sooner than was expected
when it was begun. The building will
to very attractive and an honor to
ltgl'v‘a "cinnamon he town.
lbert building, SI
Lb; i ii oddball a
‘V’ SuperIVutcndr-nt Mead has arranged
at tier
he distribution of the ptlplls at the
id Mn" mmvgrg Nest bong Lots School to the satin-
d r ll . rasppt and e ’actlon at all parties concerned The
”$9.9: film It” “I. ”“a arger scholars have elected and been
termittcd to attend the Greens l-‘nrms
tchool. leaving all those who wished
0 remain at the old school hours. The
tla Bitters Is the best spring met
acid are? a ngglat'a cottn
"6V rll ‘it III unequalm
drug store.
V l I'M. dots rc
HAMPOIDL
”arch t'a..-—r Om'
VVtVtVViaVor the Dwight
. New liar “has been elect
«atItba _
nice 20. About
retriain at the school house which II
more than the modern methods at
apportionment would allow. The re-
relleved the con cation at the little
Ichool house on t e hill
Beleetstan Jennings has placed his
, accounts In the heads ot'lltdge lllI
um I. Banks. of fairilald with In-
totva or westpavt.
loan to a peculiar smitten tut having
card ltsetl. At tho lalt Iowa meeting
in wait voted to pay the hills alter
beaaaudltrd by a colorant»
m Emulate?” all» ohalman. Thla was
wlahoa of the voter!
vocally”. a more to compel the
"www.mmmm
lit a fine work
Edward Ryan has returned from a
air. and it; John Pike were In
VNorwhli’ restarday on legal business.
LEW
Allyn. iftlettskl ltaI'It sold to nary
not" ten acres with buildings at
Mk In the
the ltltlnl‘bbl'a oi Vigi-
m held an em-
mu smoker at the" engine house.
There was plenty of rotmltnteutd
’«Tberd'is Va‘llvilly demand for driving;
Vlioraes In this town and frequent Ln-
.wlriaa for animals for general pun
registration for the last term has 1‘ .
teen 22 and the avenge daily attend- j
pupils still ‘
moral of a portion of the number has
air-ulnar: to collect thorn lrotu tho
This places the '
were carried out till ti barn. to tho
. g. , . .
abort! l (A. “ rr. cl. alVd. served
papers today in the matter and the
1 null turn of the muchuvertlwdi qtl
rel a ong the salooimen wll
lwatc with late ml
DeVWitt'I Lil a Early Risers. IVatsli,
sate, sure little liver yI.plllt Sold by
The Cllitora Pharmacy and The bride:
Pharmacy.
—5—
WILL NOT PROIEOU‘l'E NOW.
"1 ‘ II ' new I; r w ' 1- m
“I mg:m IrVVp-gt “memo Khmer at“ In,” Action of Government in Relation to
M .2. . i am, aupe‘rltltehdtnl up". Olltllllllll UM." Hattrrt.
The tollowlng appears In the Non
Yot'lt Daily Trade ltccord. utIdtI . it .tth-
Inton date:
"it was slated yesterday lltnhau II
reach of a long conlcrcace had by
President RooIcvcll with ..I It, (lur-
hold secretary at the interior; It. K.
Smith. chic: ot the butt-an ol corpora
Lions and C.P P. Neil. commissioner of
tuber, regarding the proposed marlin-i
cation of the Sherman law, that three
bills will he submitted to cong’rcsst)
containing the following provisiona:
"First—A bill to amend the Sher-
man ttct to make it impmtalblc that in-
dustrial corporations shall unite ttn
lil’l’ the supervision or the bureau of
corporations and that the jrallraada
may be allowed to pooh-ales If the
tpooilug arrangements. are submitted
“to the Inspection or the lntcratatc
commerce commission.
"Secondw'l'o amend the Sherman
anti-trout act or to pttt in the term of
original legislation a statute to ex'
outpt labor unions treat the clause at
the Sherman law which prohibit»
combination» It in retllralntot trade.
"Third—«To amend the cntpioyer'll
lnl‘blllty lttw to meet the objections of
the supreme court, which recently
handed own -an oplnlon declaring tilt“
outployors' liability iatw
tiotutl.
"Alit‘trnl‘Iy gen-'rnl Ilzmupurie.
.tslttd it it \I'rrt- Imp
till'llfltt' 1b.: I'nltvd Slum: .'tlltll‘llcy at
New ( i‘lvuun tn Ituttpflhti tuition ltt tht-
cusp of u "tuition" of 'lullgttltorcnivtt
'ilt‘l't'
mill-it‘ll!” law are LthlmuIitiNl In the
“unitary llnlttIt'It' “th, It. lptutwl limi
t'u- l'ttllvtl Slab-Is ult'rtitcy bull been
llli‘tll‘llit‘d by lbw llvpprt .mztl u; jurtltn.
iilili Iltu liillilint‘tll‘iiiillll Initial Itt llll
(laws H) b" lltill'il‘ll in 'lelltnntt- .t: to
t‘onttvmpltlvti ltcllmtu :tttm'r tlI. unti-
ttnst luu or our of the lilltl‘riulv‘
ttIlutttell-l- lows.
"'..\it llnnltputtv nun .lt'i-lii illllill r if
it won» true than nw til'rlliilnli‘ill it: t
given instruction“ In (llriii'il‘iIiliitll'lll'l'vl
Irt-nt-rnlly to bring up :llilfltls acaluat
labor tlilllllll“. 'I'IIII :tttnrnuy Rl'lltlliti
denied that slit-ll lllrdll‘tlt'li'litr' hull lnIcu
zit'l'll. but that it was lumeible. he is
(liltlll'fi' that ntlnrut-ys in the field had
lthu iubi ul certain lilt‘lillll‘l‘l-‘I not. in
Institute any action or any kind lttItiI-t'
ltlt- commerce or ltlltl-trtl‘il lawn, ttutll
I'llt‘y but! hold rilllflllltttlillll with tho
department 0! justice
'0!) Iltl‘ thttll-rs' cust- MI
is quoted that tho dc :tqu or Hu- :tu
Ili‘t‘tllt' court wan mmlo I.“ ;. ill mttltl' r
and that tho tollimmty in illi‘ one" ball
out boon takt’ll lu- no» tlp- Iililll v mom
of tho (ltt‘illlOlt ttattiust tubtm yunt't
filly will b“ it"iti iliifk Ili‘iltll! I}: III .~.u‘.-
mission at tcatlmouy '
uht‘u
I'.Tltut
Ilulvl .'tVll-tittl Flt-tn it-tltls illm all
. Ismail!“
W
WEDDING FEE THAT LASTED.
Minister‘s Honorarlum WIS Unusual.
Iut Gratllylng.
'l‘hc putttlu-r oi‘ ttutrrtttces in u coun-
try parish during a your ls seldom
lutgo- enough in multo the Icon much
of an addition to tho ntillittlet'u Elt'lI'
Ill'i' salary. and tho I'm-II thentnclI-ca
ate snanIItintt-s of n curlotut nntltrc.
One Now England clergyman tollll
of a woddlug few which Ltulotl ten
times as long as any other he «III-I:
rccoirctl. and which. no hollows. has
never boon duplicated.
The Wedding was that at n tltrlIly
willow In an elderly bachelor. who
was aadly In lll‘t'd of lost the core
and the loading he would t'l-cclvc til
the widow's hands. The molding was
a lively one. and when the clergyman
Wits about to depart. the bride stoppod
tip to hlmuntl whispered:
”i sent Ill-nry over with your lot»
half an hour ago. lie waan‘l in a
position to give you one, but i told
him he could lug lt MW and that
would show his good will. I hopi-
yon'll like It; you always httvc."
When the minister rcaoht-d hit.
house he was greeted by his wittI.
whom the lllx~VlllPktl-nlti baby lllli
kept at bottle that evening
"The bridegnalnt brought (Wt-r \tllll‘
tee a while ago." Ithe said In a volu-
shaking with laughter. "i had him
put. It out in the kitchcu."
"That's a pretty place for a Wetl-
ding toe!" cried the atlalstor. as he
hurried out to the kitchen. tollowod
by his wile.
There he lound ltla teem—two “01""
glass jars. bearing twat labels which
not forth the nature of their ctmlcnla
—-“alg of cttrraut loll," six of "spiced
entrants." all; of "grape lam," and six
or "sweet‘plekic."
“We laughed ovcr that too more
than any other’ said the minister.
"but we aldo had more solid unicy—
msut out of it than out or any other
1'" over receivedfl'flrlonthlt ComI
”sin. .4 - . .
twi‘tlliii’iili b
that ill' but] in- ‘
who had I'lllialo'i Ibo Shortmttr
llott- Ipt'ttltI‘
‘ unautmouuly amid great cnthlmiaum
V and theatrical a lied the tidal-
if!“ "' Isa
nowommoumalttinuh
lorWlatksyaadloer
The terrible may min I
II . tom of diaease an to overcome
i like disease itselt should be treated
a seientillc way. When one haa tired
I ablaltey, beer or other stimulants Eon
It low time, the nerve cells have be-
..It eutcusto: rd to the chants of lb!
tn mulanis and demand ll nor In- no
“0V? '0 l‘t‘tl’orm their titties. ii the
some calls are pawn; treated. the
(tail. lg tor liquor will be destroyed.
it b II lhla way that Orrin.- cures
ltlt'tlhullntlt by supplying to the nerve
mile the strength needed. thus des-
buying the desire for liquor. It erad-
icate-It every particle at the terrible ll~
altar (rating. imparts new strength
on Night to the whole syltctn and m
a the moral health. tire on
" unkonneas.” lose on request. The
no Co. Washington, D. C.
sac Jam: has OrrVitte been that
In every box is a registered guarantee
which entitles you ,to adetuad at your
money If Orrine falls to elect a cure.
Never before was a treatment lor the
liquor habit sold In this way. A
cute,» like this shows the faith the
discoverer of Orrlne and the a goat:
who handle It. the leading druggllta
everywhere
Orrine is In two forms. No. l, which
can be given secretly In food or drink:
No 2 in pill form for. thou who do
sire to be cured. Eitherftlran costa OI
per box. and both antacid under the
Ilbcral guarantee that ro'r binary will
be reluntll-d Ir Orrlne III a to cure.
Orrlne is tor sale by Edward Halal
8 North unmet.
Icy, .lr.. druggittt.
Ronth Norwaik.
LA DOCTOR.
h l9.~-l’igurett
tilv dlr l limo.
a. I will" at rt l . alternation» re-
(II III ntndl- to m l‘ nlnlln Ittt' lb.-
HI-I-lnlinlt or phylllci be low \lt'lil
_.. I‘ll' ilbflfflfllnfi In'lor alum lp rola'
mm in I ., (out o at» medical clinch-
llott. AI? I'Ilmun by lll.‘ compilation
In lhI- tntrl-nt ttutnlm‘; u‘ Applc'tona
.il tanzitw oi antiwora to tptcstiom tlt'I
ctiaictl to more than 6000 doctuta
lhruttthout tho country. It appcara that
tho stlrpriaiug mm of 8.50.000 rl-pre-
.hl‘ula the outlay ttcceltnl't- brittle litt-
Ilill‘tllt'luzt nlpt amibnfin tltc tantra.
’wnar IT copra
new volt
just lili‘t'fttd
lily l1|ti.|lt'ctllitt‘ le.‘ lfllllptu'lillfl. .lu
the Hunt). tho outlay lll pli'Ct’ll ztt
:timtlt SILI'lHl. Tb" “\‘t'i‘itatt ”in all
“hit it the doctor may expect to Im-
,tltlilt) bolt ammonia; la placed althir-
‘ ly-lwo.
All a meal: of the greatly Increased
cost of t-atnhlbthlttg :t pmctIcI- In a hit:
my ltl‘tili'fli‘ III theitlythly lnct'ottvotl
mm tli living. a t-‘l‘l‘ltlllrl t|llt'Itiinn ls
r.v.i.wd as to tho :tbiiitlcr. "I finch outn-
Ittttznbiv-t to continue In .Illrat‘t lbt'
.lillt‘l titbttll Au II rollnlt or lht' atl-
ltlsllts pro—e-t-nl. tbz- conclusion to
NH till-ll lllili liw Ittvtlit‘ni pi‘tlitnultlll
it“)... a pt‘milllhl’v standpoint is tha-
‘llltty’l t-xp. ilt‘lt’t' In Izl't’lllll't' ttn'. tttltl litr
llnnst luv-notice of our open to round
!llllill today. In connection with thin
point it L. elated on high authority
that out of more than I'Juuo titlctors
.nltw prttcliniu': In this city. not our
l'l'l‘ t'l‘lli, tvlllltl roll“! and “I‘ll for it
it‘lll. While tinny physicians in all
[bills of the country tulgbl mil-mm
I' I'caulntbm or laws t-(‘IIiti :I practicabil-
ttIt-lbod be hit upon. the mucous"! oi
opinion as tunvmvd in lill' Appb-ton
“little is that this In ltupnsalbio Ant
blfiit'ill t’li I't-gul 4mm which would itzttII
in be base-l upon a mlittttertdal riillitl'
urd would lnvtitably “will“ in mining
”to [ll‘l'lwlli kid“ or anal-s
........_......__..
—-."Dr Tbmuaa' Eclettrlc Oil la tbt
belt remedy for that often iuiai din
enac-croup. as bccn used will.‘
sttt't'ctls In our .tuily tor eight year:
«Mrs. L. \Vilillflm Ilul’t'alo, N. Y.
hung“..-
HOUSE WILL PASS i7 W—
Hill Sees Success lor Aldrich Bill
With Other Provisions Eliminated.
\VAfiiithl‘l'th, hizlfl'll ln—flqu
ut-tttailw- Hill. “I ('unllccllcut. who in
l'-‘gtll'lil'ti pa mm of the boat ininilWl
tumubcrs of ill" house on tzltrrcncy
matters, new a While “IIIHII rallvt'
ycaiclllay. A hell It the action of ill”
lwnatv- lillitllll ttlitllilillt‘c In t'jlmlmtl-
iltg lht- rajlttmd bond ptol'slons In
the Aldrich bill meal" that the bill
would putts ihl- honed-Mr. Hill said:
"Yen, il wtll paint the hmmc. When
the bill fllillt's ut'or tram llll' HPfll'it‘
we'll l-limln'w- moat of the other pro
Iislons. and them I think \\I' can In“
ll.
...._..._...-——-
Mr John Rllttt or Vining, la., cant:
”i have been selling DPWIII'I lsltillt'l
and Bladder l’llls tor about a year and
they give better aatlafacllon than any
pill i ever sold. I have us‘ed them
mvsoll with line results)” “Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy 501‘ The Bridge
Pharmacy: /
HOOKER GET. OMINATION.
Hartford Convedloa laden" ‘I'alt
Unanimously and luthuaiastlealiy
HARTFORD March Ill.~ I'i'tle Ill-I
publlcun convention laul menial; club
ed ten delegates to the Stain Conven-
tion. and passed a resolution atrongly
endorsing William ll. Taft tor Pf"!
llcm. Tho rcmlullou was adopted
The convcntion llama
Wilhelm tor mayor
and fv'llollllllltt the» present town
and oily o unetoillcaa at area-
ent being held be William.
~-
and loud cheers.
lllilifll Edwardw
cAfl'loi-EA.
lambs it‘ll“ “M M
i
'
O. IAD AND VERY IAD.
t Illa “gr; you?" allit-
man not err.
”L9: have trashed“ .atoral "Ill
,Ioolllna over
VVVJMM
'.li the do"
, thicken In late or Wight county. V
I2}; V
V m8 of Ian Intelligence.
t
of because of Illa
Chicago voltai
Cincinnati Enquirer.
ed guardian for a threoocar-old boy.
abandoned by Its parents. the animal
paved the child lrotn dying in the show
last Inside the gates at St Joseph's
Orphan Aaylad/i‘ Thirty-tiltb street and
Lake arcane. Attendants at the lit.
Joseph Orphan Asylum were arwsod
during the aiahtby
the dog outside the door. Lylngla
till! am they found the baby asleep.
tions on the arms, was one of Its many
garments of mod material. As the
lies were notified and the child was
sent. to the Stanton Avenue station.
snow.
dtohbamnus Kills Male.
1. B. Waters.“ Temple. Tex”
hall was being sheared and resisted
the operation Giving a pall' on the
rope, the latter ported and the mute
fell backward in I supersatllt, landing
on Its head and breaking its neck.
Robber Eagle Killed.
“Vengeance to mine." Iald l-‘armer
George llellowa, at Clark county. law
“and. that“. day when a bald eagle
carried ultra ofvhla‘ lambs in ,succem
Ilon. says tilOeCIl‘lttlnliltl En tut-er. He
stood helpless as the great it rd swoop
ad. but w the eagle had disappear-
oll he and a traps for It. The next
morningllellowtl lfllllltl the great right.
tool bird fluttering In the trap and
be killed it at oncc. Parents who had
been keeping their children indoors
"lolt'cd ill tho news and sent them
back to the country school».
Dog Drives Oil Boar.
A big black bear driven by the heavy
snow to seek forage wantlcredt Into
tiratupiuu. n lttlthlonable suburb of
Willlantapoll l’tt. suits the Philadel-
Illtltt Press, causing great excitement.
lll'uin watt discotored by the crew at
an East End street car, but Ito-tore
they could rally an armed Imuc a
I:'-otttttgtous dog had attacked the boar
ltich beat a hasty roll-cat Into the
lVVt'tIIt north at tiramptan.
Dog Saves Ills Master'l Lite.
HHUII .iIchnlly. of LoIIbII-llle. Nob.
ttitI-r 3‘; hours In an old well. in which
wcrr- ll lllllllllf‘l‘ of donll'rabbitu. was
curd by the pcrais'eumr of his dog.
pays the Italtimort- Sewn. While bunt-
tug .t‘CVfVIliii dropped through thc
br-I-b l'm‘m' oi .I llisllI-n-tl wr-ll, Sill ch-I
tillil. ’Ibo dog's antics attracted ni-
teutlon on two tilii'n tutor. and he was
lnllmrt-tl to the well. A mirrors rev
domino rc-toaicd tltc huntsman at the
bottom. He will rccotcr.
This Cat Was a Traitor.
Iiorncc Sayers. n tnrtttcr oi I'ppt-r
.tlontrillo, N. I. had a tabby cat and
a l'atuiiy (but bl‘ttuurll which tbcrc
has a loud. There was also a wild-
cat against which i-‘nrmcr Sayers nour-
iahcd ham-d for stolen chickens. One
night. stays lhr l'hllnticlphla Record.
Harm: eat up with a shotgun and his
dog. Two Wildcats armoured at the
bonitotmo at midnight. Sayers tired
and one cat. tied. Tho dog grabbod
llit' other. and a terrlllc tight ensued.
What was. the Iarnter's surprise to arc
Illa ilt'l rut taking allies against tho
0th Will] Ill" wildcat. Sayers was
about to tire, but when M got In no.
.lllon the wildcat ball cttcapcd. and
Ill? bouw cat was still clawing wildly
.1. all.
out. .
Gama Cock a Suicide.
'ltattling lloh . tho lictcesl gum
my» the ltlchntond ’l'ltIIcs-lkapu‘tclt.
_ committed suicide bI jumping in trout
of th. Norfolk' 1: \i'cstctn t‘nttnonbali
trttlo at Dwight station. The lowl
havi inst defeated another ganweock
called "Mountain Englr.‘ which was
l't‘:‘.r'll€d bclore annihilation. "Battling
llol." then attacked tho bystanders.
and, last before the train panned. ran
out on the. track and waited for death.
The story is vcrltlcd by reliable It'll-
nrzmett. The,blrd was owned by .l. W.
ilorlgc and was brought lront South
Carolina. '
Rats Eat False Teeth.
A ltlttnerotm Incident baa leaked out
wllcerning minim! Dctlrolle. the pttgt-
llal leading. man of thc comedy "Tom.
the Swell." which p 'nyctl In ('hariotg
. recently any» the Charlotte Observer
It happened at t‘ltouler. 8 0.. where
the leading role.
tit
ht fashion. placed his set at "mastlv
calors' In a glass 0! water Ill-lore te-
tiring tor the night on his arrlIIl in
that town. W hen hr- ttroae next morn
Ing what had been a not both useful
had apartments in the hotel and call-
slroy whom» promty waa their venge-
tul right. it. was imtmsttlble to dupli-
was lorccd to taltc a holiday.
Ham Called Help.
While ho watt alone In the wootbl ‘
skidding logs near llutland. says ”14'
Philadelphia Press. William Avery was
thrown by a rolling log, which broke
hie leg and pinned him last.
had laid for houra In tho snow and
cold he was brand Ilv John Melon.
who was directed to Avery by the lat:
tors Inn-Ir. which had started
Deg (lava Marla of I'm.
Ilarry lletriclt, of Ilanvlllo Vs.. tied
a narrow eseam from being burned to
death at his notes and attributes the
saltsg of his Illa to his faithful “I.
its It» at about 2 driest: by
the dog pulling at the bed clothltl
and awaits to llnd the moat tilled wll
rrlainm over the liregrate
hallo“ «III
doom h
esteadeatotlte m
m it ital-e Hells.
A claim; at hallo operated by am
ctiahtea
.0! ll smite
WummV
A ’cnl' bamd truth the fashionable
it habg treated with great
Around station. says the
As seltappolntw
the whining at
Art overcoat of blue, with aaval decora.
asylum ts exclusively. tor girls the po-
The dog trotted In the train» or the pa.
trol wagon through the heavy drills or
lost aV
amicable male in a peculiar accident,
lays the San Antonio Express. The at
. which was bl this limo
5.1 «or» then shot the traitor
ti ,
an uttdcratutiy played for the night ,
Thereby hangs a . ~
a rat tale. Mr. Dearottc. so was ‘
and ornamental had been reduced to 1
lragmenta by Iaylnrlng rats. which ,
aldered any guest all Intruder to de- '
cate the not In ('hettter and the star '
Alter he .
tor ,
l
w.--—V.g u. .— y-rn‘.
st
[atrium-mailman...» '
lose/oil Davis..
alllcV tabb-
cr by an Insulated wire.
of the 8.000 roostcra and hens. Prick appetites last as
et declares will set up a vibratort mo- along the White Way.
tion In the table which will start a
powerful electric motor In operation.
Th :4 ntotot lll turn will release the zelSalre—Itiagood for piles. Sold by
spring controlling the ”chimes which The Cliltord Pharmacy and The Bridge
sill then begin to ring. Thus all the Pharmacy. . “I .
' “ Benjamin ” Clothes. are
the creation of the best
talent in New YorVit,fI
the home of the most V
skilled designers and
tailo'rmen in the world.
The Prices are always
Right.
We alone sell them in
this city: V
Tailor, Clot ierV,
Halter, Fumisher
85 Washington Street
which will be.— connected chickens-I on the farm will know that
with the chimes far above In the toa- dinner is on. and while they are din
The pecking Ing will have, music to whet limit
the actresses do
_‘.——..
Get DeWilt'I Carbolized Witch HI-
The Pan's Chat and Still that...
33 South Main Street, South Norwaiit, Cone. ,.
Sale at spring Suits, Coats,
Skirts and Waists
w..- havc the finest collection of Suits and Walsta in town. and we
tell for much ices tbap the other stores can buy at whoicsale, because
we make otlr own goods. We are the largest dealt-re In this part of
the slate. Come and be convinced.
SIB liatlies' Silllt'. lor this sale ................ ' ..... . .......... $12.50
830V Ladies' Suits. for this sale .. ....... $14.”
I 5 Ladies' Suite, for this sale .. ....... $20.00
ladtea' Bulls, for this sale ................................ S2250
Ladle-If (‘oata, for this sale ................ . ............. S 4!!
iii tamer Coats tor Ihta aalet ............... ......... 199
If His-dict Coats. Mthldflle... ..................... J.... 9.9.
U.“ Ladles' Coats tor this sale ......................... 011.”
Ladies’ Waists to Two Hundred Styles.
98 cts UP. '
SKIRTS—The Widest and Best MaV-
terisls. in all colors, ‘2 98 to $14 98
We Alter- Fru of Charge. and Guarantee a Perfect Fit.
SALE iN 30m STORIES:
5,155” Main St..StatIiiord. 33 So. liaiilSt.. SouchNtIl'traik.
The Paris Clark and Stat House.
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