, prices that paid
their cairn work
11' holdtn 1
' 1 chafi—
ep order of the Courl of
District of Norwalk
howl
: 1 said Norwalk
“it 3011111 “001191
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tely occupied by
“10!»er all!
at no. in dimensions
gfii‘h‘hfihb M91:
.1 91' formerly occupied
mktutes, equally among the. heirs.
“'1 1 ”of: and Gerard place:
M .iots. each fifty feet
Wye si e of Gerard
. 11.1, is curing me of throat and lung
‘ wed use for a reasonable length of
Igloo will restore me to perfect health. "
om
1mg. the nub-ens
3,, tin/Attic NunsoN w1L'L SET A811):
71 ‘1‘ "D11 Kings New Discovery is the
,1 gewDiscoverly is doing me so much
e-richest
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smfioihness.
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give it"tbe body' and
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dry butter that 1: W 11.11:?
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DILLON and DOUGLASS.
Hiatus.
Springfield. Mam Pmldonqolli. I.
that
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it' 131 sent out, keeps for your enjoy-
men all this chamsgoodne
so and
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sold at the
by the in the city.
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NEW HAVEN, Jilly lbs—In the
probate court ycstcrdny morning, 11.
little hearing on the will of Mrs. Amel
in C. Manson who died May 21 and
left an estate of ov'or $200. 000 the wt];
was set aside the action being based
on ‘the alleged undue influence ox: rt
ed over Mrs. Munson by her son Ed
ward B. Munson.
persuaded her to leave nearly all the
estate to himself George 1) Watrons
was appointed by Judge Studleyt to
be administrator of the estate, which
18 to in divided, .actordlng ‘10 the sin
THE REMEDY THAT DOVES.
remedy that does the healing others
goalies but fail to perform," says Mrs
R Pierson, of Auburn Centre, Pa"
[trouble of lo standing, that other
estmeuts re eved only temporarily.
good that I feel confident its contin
apes: .1115, ~ .‘
1 We fare 3min: a full line of
Q, ..
1 in flfffl "imm-
Lt was alleged he 1
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'1 CORPORATION WITH SOUL.
fHoW ‘aFGFeat‘Eineme It Firs con.
' quendTypheld Fever in a ' '
~Jomy~rowm -
(Roebliug (N .7.) special to Philadel-
' phia Record). . -
, Because there. is.ut least one corpor-
ation in _.New Jersey that is not soul-
less more than 3, 000 nations in Roch;
ling one being served with sterilized
thinking water as the latest develop.
mom in the systematic and costly
campaign the Ro‘ebllng company in
waging against the typhoid accuracy
Typhoid fever broke out in Roebiin
Va year ago. and before the opideini
Was checked the grim rennet bad. gar
nered a heavy harvest. From the (2111',
act the company had experts investl-
gating the tionble. and the contain
nation was finuii, traced to the use of
Deiumu'e river water. 11) expensive.
filter plant was the next stop in the
anti- typhoid fight.
The epidemic was abated, but the
his renowned cough and cold remedy
ltd throat and lung healer is sold ut‘l
" . xtor's drug store. 500 and
. Trial bottle free. W
”The worst thing about any evil deed
in ils'fruitfulness.
Electric Fens.
:. 11.311? 1:97!
3:! ‘57 retin- 15‘1“
it.
Electric 00..
‘ For
.' troubles it no ‘t be best: i have tried
it and find i a most excellent medi-
cine."
'best of all medicines also ror would»
;- >492: a r1 -
l water carts.
' was wiped out completely
1 drunk in enormous quantities.
. would consider
I fence. 0.?
. to obligate themselves for no
disease did not entirely disappear, and
broke out again and again. until the
company, as a final resource lnstitlleV
a sterilization plant. in huge cau-
drons the filtered water was boiled,
then cooled. and served to homes from
in this “"115 typhot
The company won its fight. but there
was more or less dissatisfaction at the
taste of the boiled water. that work-
men. outplayed in the hot foundries,
The
river being free from spring freshsts.
' in which it was believed the former
trouble originated the health authori-
ties of the town declared it would be
safe to return to the use of filtered
water for drinking porpoises.
Hardly had the sterilization process
been suspended. however. than ty-
phoid again made its” appearance and
in so many homes that another epi~
demis was feared. Back went the
company to its sterliisatioh and cart
distribution system. and up went digits
restricting the use of river water. no-
. less boiled to washing purposes only.
At a cost which many conceruis
enormous the Reeb-
llng manage'emnt is now serving the
er, free of cost to every resident. while
it has not halted at still further ex-
pense. and engineers are andeavdring
to locatept suitable supply of nrtesiatt
or spring water'that will permit the
town to dispense entirely with river
water,w which health authorities are
contamination continues.
IT CAN'T I! BEAT.
The best of all teachers is exper-
:Hs’rden, of Silver City;
North cut-on “a, save: "1 and Electric
Hitters does all that's claimed 0911171..
Stomach hives and “Easy
Mr Harden is right’: 7139:1119
aces lame back and all run down eon-1
ditto’nr. Best too for chills and nuts
laria. Sold under guarsnt as at l". if.
llaxter' a drug store. She. 1 ' ,
WILL RECOVER MONEY.
~11 {in Bank for Thirty-five Years and
time Did Not Know it. ,
W. K Spencer, of Middletown, piek1
fed up a paper a felt days m; and in
g the {is t of unclaimed deposits in
, Hartlordssavings institution be found
ll
his own mm The amount of the
deposit was 3V 0.61,, Mr. Spencer left“
Hartford. where he‘ was in- business
for a time.
supposed he
a local bank man. who on ad that
probably a dividend had been. declared
. on his deposit. but that it was beta
payable it the time he withdrew his
'1‘) once. The book was lesbians am
Spencer conferred with the ban
. noon. and they. told him to son
'aiong the book and an order, and they
mtoda bond from some one to com
tinuo for many years. Mr. Spencer
hardly liked to ask any- of his Meg:
kn‘ew how many years, and finally
' made a proposition to, furnish this
bond himself. This was “113th
to the bank.- and his 9 ,
$111131“,me
3.1111911981119200: momma for the
“Mummm and without, lull
M
ii
fintire community with sterilized hint. .
convinced will be dangerous to health
in any form a: long as the present:
tgirty-dve treats ago. .‘He
ad drawn all the money -
due to him at that time. and at first
did not understand how this money
’ was credited to him He conferred with“?
. hunter’s drug store.
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A 88ARCITY OF SHELLS.
fiyjstsr Dealers “Fainting fherii' Prom
“ Maine to Mpfyiang.
BROOKLYN July slum—While
swallowing. with various sensations
it satisfaction. firm. nicely flavored,
icy cold-oysters.dld you ever stop
to think‘thecwilti‘a portion of the bi-
vnlrc which is ‘not sdlbieis or vnn‘i‘c?
Oyster shells strange as it may
seem. are on source this season that
those to whom they are a necessary
portion of a business stock are literal
‘11 uppnring the coast for them, from
lions to Maryland, and while this
tp‘lnute hunt is successful in raising
shells of good quality, it has resulted
n a considerable increase in the prior‘
31' the sections of oysters generally re
{ardcd as pure Awaste
09731421 planters. lime to have shhlln
for planting on their beds,so that the
mung of the oyster. the spnt‘ shall
have good substance upon which to
.1‘llng while they. ate developing. so
in the great oponl‘ng houses. where the
oysters are opened and prepared for
market. the V lls are all carefully
saved. Tons tons of them are
dredged tip from the riVers and other
writers, too. while mupsies are called
upon to furnish their covering as iodg
in; place for the young oysters.
Local dealers have been hunting
oyster shells non Maine to Maryland.
bonus of shells 1mm Discos on lht‘.
1
been brought up here in schooners, the
Vt under fovo bio conditions taking
t four to iiv ys. The latest nr
i‘i‘illil with eye 3r elis is the schooner
linden. 'u t rm
shells which she brought from Rock
land Maine 11 distance by outlet. un
der favorable circumstances. of about
three or four days.
These shells will all be planted in
the local waters; They are bought by
the bushel and the expense which the
big planters are under for the very
first requisite 01.1119 business upon
which there may be ‘a very ample re
turn or none at all, it all depending up
2011' the oyster set, may be realized
then it is understood that these shells
nre bought at from 10 to 17 cents a.
bushel. cash.
‘ And the bum for shells still goes on:
fl‘hey are being raked up on the beach
be, being “tonged"01lt of the water
being collected wherever they have no
stimulated, all with the end in view
of being the means ‘of four years hence
furnishing the delicious oysters for
which the Connecticut coast growers
are famous from Maine to California
cAfl'L‘6 IA.
3...“, 17177001971109th
Signature ..
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Figteen 7191111199 cider: 1111211 from
Philip Simon‘s Dlnbury 31111.: p.
DANBURY. July 115.me Elgar foe
tory of Pb lip Simon, situated in the
rear of his ome, 19 Bulmfoath avenue.
was broken into last night and fifteen
hundred cigars taken.‘ The work is
bought to be that of boys. Entrance
o the factory was gained by removing
3 hide, of glass in a window and then
111111199 the catch.
0! the cigars taken all but one hun~
dred and fifty Were .11) unstamped box-
es. The one hundred and fifty were
loose on the bench or one of the work-
man. The robbery occurred about
1: 30 o’clock last night as that hour
ichael Simon entered the factory and
discovered the loss The theft was
rdportedto the police. 1
e'rop THAT cote
61' it may result in pneumonia. Bra
Iiilan Balm is bulking up abide when
ever tried almost without exception.
10c, 35c. 50c, and $1.00 bottles. The
Clifford, mater s on Plalited' s.
' HARTFORD Jilly 15. -Benltruptcy
petitions filed in the United Stated
dip trict court for the District of con:
School: for the ending June 30
‘ would send him the money. He could no Voluntary?” involuntary, 38.
not send the book. but was able “.1969: ace the passage of the national
were his idewtv. .utliefiank at first: 11111111111111: act 1998. the 1111161191.
3!“ politicos 911561311 this state were:
oiuntary, 1.823;. involuntary. 231
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i.
JUST EXACTLY HT. ‘ ‘11
"l have used Dr. King‘sgbfeiv Lifer
1h udflnd_ them‘
119-117.» discost
y for consul“ on.
. 11.!
1 rt. Belt rented
Miiousneas and malaria. file at F. H.
'r.
. prriences he met with during his trip
. around the state
1 call this consumption. When you want
' 9901119
'lchronic, cousins tl‘on. find sent him to
coast no for 80011199 ilaitimore have .
aster loaded with.
w_l- ‘.
NANY sANKnue'rcv cannons.
‘_ H.174 .T'h.
“711W M11031”! 1? AM"
past week in the interest of the or-
ganization of his state campaign
against tuberculosis, John F. Gun-
shansn‘.’ of. Hartford, who
oftthe s‘tste‘commission or the pre-
v tion ‘of the disease, talked about
ti start of the movement and gave
any interesting instances of the ex-
"First of all," he said, "we liketo
to do all work among the tenement
(1 you talk of tuberculosis,
they don‘t know what you mean. Tell
them that tuberculosis is consumption
and they are interested at once, i
remember once when I said some
thing to a woman in a tenement about
tuborcu is she said: ‘Oh, yes, Iread
about t at in a vapor, a lot of 110179
died of it 111) state here. We don't
have tuberculosis here, we aren’t cat-
tle' When I explained that the dl‘s
was interested at once.
"But the poor people don't know
what tuberculosis is under that name.
So we call it good old plain spoken
consumption, You see the point, don't
you? if a man knows you re coming
down to his tenement to help him get
rid of consumption he‘ll help you, so
were working under that name. Now
here's a picture of a family in Hart
ford Two years ago last fall the
officers of tho Workingmen' s free bed
fund there found that this man had
the hosplta hit rtford Doctors who
had examined him fivere of the opin-
ion that he couldn't live three months.
is wife and children had the disease.
list only‘ 2131119 incipient stage.
9991113 wife and children out
at Cedar Mountain for treatment. it
they had not been discovered by lhlVi
tints all, foo members of the family
would prolisly have been Adesd
Now What was the result? Within
the next nine months the wife and
two children were discharged as cured
and the father had improved inl-
mensely. That man whom the phy
slciuns said couldn't live three. months
without treatment now tiles with his
fuhlily and he is in apparently good
health. This is one typical case of
what this commission is doing.
"When he went to work in Hartford
we found many houses in which the.
death rate from .1895 to 190:» had been
from three to seven people. There
was one house in which i lentombcr
seven people had died. These people
Weic‘ not in‘ any way related you re
member Yoti‘ see the germs were in
the house, and every family which
lived there got them. Since 1905 in
every single one of these houses there
has. not been one death The work
is being done.
"Now take it in Meriden. At a pub-
lloe meeting of the. Central Labor Un
ion about , 5,000 was subscribed for
the forntatl n of an Anti~Tubcrculosis
Association. in Manchester the em-
ployes of the Cheney mills raised 8],-
080 and the company adds the some
not These funds are not only
ruisVVV .‘ttd rfiilevc the sufferers They
area 6 used to support the families
of patients. it's all very well to tell
a man will” family that he has con-
sumption and that he ought to go out
in the air and cut off work in the shop,
but that man has a wife and children.
What is he going to do? Well you
know as well as I do. He's not going
to take any advice that you give him
and quit‘ work While his family are de-
pendent on him He's going to stay
1'1 111‘ there‘in the shop until he drops.
co sumptldn or no consumption. Now
what we do with this fund is to pro
ride for the support of the families
while that mad is taking the cure.
Then he can do it and do it right witha
0ll the worry about his family taken
his mind. That’s one of the meth
ods we use.
“Three years ago we subscribed to
establish one bed at Wiidwood, the
home for incipient cases on Cedar
Mountain, and We did it by the some
methods we are going to adopt here
starting subscriptions in the factories
and stores. Thais been all explained
in the Register so I won‘t go into that
again. But wa' re having a gleat’ deal
of success right almfg‘ Here's one in-
stance:.
"‘An aliens!) who worked in one of
the shops sent me letter last week
with a quarter in it He wrote that he
While in New Haven during the‘
la a member ’
ease was the same as consumption she '
1A 1181‘” youry sy
91.1.1310 trouble
more it?“
intensity".3 e a-y mpalh
arts 1:97.. and the that
' 911d 71160171999
are brain I
“It tribe
The ten “1600 than
the bodily qhesfih a
Beecbw' 9 Ellis are ‘11
people interested They are quick to
recognize consumption, but they‘ll
tight shy of tuberculosis, for they don‘t
(now that that long name has any--
thing to do with the disease which is
so prevalent among them.
“We want to establish free dispen
sarics where the pool people can go
1nd receive free treatment and be
furnished with fresh milk and can
and get a few nurses to devote their
time to Visiting people who are affect
ed wig: the chronic stage and do
what ey can‘ to. prevent the spread
1f the disease. We want to put up
hospitals where the poor can gofor
reatment. where the charge will be
perhaps as lows‘ as a dollar a dull
in Hartford we get the cost down to
twice that amount but there are more
than twice as many who will take ad-_
vantage of half the ‘.rates '
"if we can get the workingnieu in
the shops aroused to the work we are
doing and to the danger he is in con
stantly by working beside a man with
consumption we will accomplish much
We have done much already in other
cities and i think that New Haven
will responds as soon as W6 get fairly,
started. " .
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THIEVES BUSY 1N FAIHFIELD.
,o—u—q—p
State fibtice until Railroad “teeth!”
Running D‘o’mi Quilt); Qnel.
For :1 period of three. weeks the
town of Fairfield has been depredated
..
’ iris-s 1'th Htiflki‘l
robbers and chicken thieves to ‘such
an evtent that the aid of the state po-
lice. the detectives of the New York,
Company, and two private detectives"
summoned to runniown the identityé
of the perpetrators of the crimes with
The aid of the local town authorities
was first called into requisition but-‘V
ials so that a number of the 10779
Recently thieves broke into the hen-
neries and the barns of Attorney Cii
tns King, John Barr. Stephen Osborne
and Wallace M Builder. handset: of.
chickens were taken. their necks
wtaung on the breaches and the fowl
carted off. Only a short time ago the
machines robbed .and othpra istoién
bodily. Saturday night ..lpst s seaport.
freight car we broken into and a con
siderabie quantity of] 11 carried off,
This brought the 1' mad detectives:
to the scene,
Reports of the crimes have heén
telephoned to the. police of it sky for
the purpose of securing ad in the
“bad heard of the work and that there
was a fellow in the tenement where
he lived who had the consumption and
kept spitting in the hallways. He had
two children who were playing in that
hilllway all of the time and he wrote
that he didn‘t want to have them catch
the ‘w01ms.’ as he called them~that
was the headset he could get to germs,
and he asked us to take that ma“...
array, as he didn’t want him to make
his children sick You see he had
some of the ideas which he had picked
up He didn't. understand at all, but
he will learn. it's Just those people
we want to get at and get. to help us.
That's why we start in every city with
:stores. We want to get the tenement
Wham
.to this city to be did
the cards in the factories and the
event the stolen property was taken-
ed of. the local.
police having on an
but no clue as .thuafcu‘ 158031. William!
of the identity of the thieves. The
townspeople hold to the QhWon' that
the crimep ,irre being cbmmitted bye.
to catch them at work. .
them in several places about the vil-
lage they will be fortunate.
ASSETB EROUGHT. BUT 91.900.
“WW
Shrinkage in Value of the Hermon
. 'Corperation Prepariyn.‘ 1-
BRI GEPOR‘I‘, July 15.~The suc-
tion as e by Tr
the assets ‘of t
e bankrupt estate of
concern which manufactured fire on
tingullh'ers here. yielded.me {1.900;
(the trustee tried to eeiixthe property
‘Gi'ain’ -0 2
Simply Pure Grain codes with all the
nerve wrecking elements left.
ads of solid grain. scientific. .
toasted and blended. 1t labial
loch 1111011119 best codes, but
' costs only one-bsif as much.
, Delicious in liar or 9nd aroma; there
is not a headache.“ in a barrel of it.
$337.!“ soul‘s} the ‘.
it contains slim the ole- . V7 ,.
1min ‘ I V
v
out.
:1“!
‘14,?
ii
_ tingsishers under
_ much as she loves him. he will stop
wasting his money on: cigars if she
in bulk, but as no hidderé appeared."
be disposed of it in sixtydlve parcetsr
The Bliss Machinery Company. which
held 71 cannot at errabout' 3179‘
too on the concern, fi ht the sanity
11111119 machinery for. i ll.
be Monarch Corpbrd‘tion was pro-
' meted by storm How‘a‘i'd Carpenter
V and for a while did a prosperous busi-
ness in the manufacture ot‘t “ht-o'cl-
iel patents. Afr.
ter Carpenter 999W involved in a
good deal of notoriety through 11 dia- .
mood deal, the .comnany collapsed. 1
W
she—if a main lavas his 17118 as‘
asks him
He—Yes, but if his wife loves him as
{each 11“ she ought, to iov'ai a 111:11 $0
0V9! e I
him. she ”77.311139 huh him. 161:th
1" 1a in some‘wttydlsorgauized and
removudilt
it,‘ had agradually 1111:19th
31.7719 an easy wlodgment whenever the
111110119 191199 its return
“100' 11“ firsteign zhheadache you should at once tails
51:3 headache, bliious headache,
. cite s diiy foil
pit. ' 131313111 «99.9 with” "1119
act mildly duh bowels improve the b 606 7111qu
honing properties of Beccham' stPills build up
fortify Ve syptem against subsequent attacks.
For all headaches. disc (16de the stomach and nerves.
by a gang of young laughs insight.
New Haven and Hartford Railroedj
engaged for special work have beené
a view to bringing thorn to instice.‘
the crlines continued to increase with 5
little success on the part of thewfflc. :
1713' becoming aroused invoked outside ‘,
railroad station was, broken into. not. '
do! in Fenders. :
gang of.- young- tongue midlng 1911116. 210 19
village rind every: QM“. being made -
Killer ese '
cape the charges of shot that await.
stee Norman Leeds of .
the Monarch Corporation. a $500,000 .
9:21: 'dtcox
ill “become more
duration and
911W the repeated
uiet the nerves.
The N" ed Remedy
“hue-willful Inmates-due.
mini 'rc Nous ANNIE WILSON.
Detective 81'0an Objects to Habeas
Corpus for Woman Held in
NemYork. '
BRIDGEPORT. July}?w 5.-—-Defective
Edward Crone!) was in ew York yes-
terday to attend a hearing 'on an appli
cation for a" writ of 11 s corpus by
counsel fo‘rtAlinle Wison and Jessie
Kane, two white women, held there in
connection with the robbery of the
restaurant of the- You Foo bow 09,011
State street. 61132111157 8
The cenne‘etieut authorities have
asked that till! women be held for
extraditiodl but their counsel is light-
ing to secure their release on a writ.
From no fritters taken from ‘the
Wilson wanton the police believe, they
have unearthed a White slave" syndi-
cote, whose business was to supply
white girls from this city 'and New
York to the keepers of the unspent:
able dens of vice in San Francisco’s
Chinatown A). further investigation
laiong these lines will be made, pro-
'vlded the police can extredite the two
lwomen.
Joe“Lee a Chinese cook. who is
suspected of stealing $800 from the
1
You Foo Low restaurant and Win;
$500 of the plunder to the iison
woman, is still at large. “Jimmy"
Moore. a friend of the Kane woman.
whom the Wilson wo‘m'an alleges
robbed her of most of the 0500 is also
being hunted it is believed nthe po-
lice that Lee has redehed,‘
disco, since he had arranged with the
Wilson woman to meet 117m there.
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by local Applications. s‘a they cannot.
reach the mummies entire 681'.
There is only one way to cure deaf-
nessmhd 1119119 by courthouses! rem-
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flamed on ’of "the“ mucous 7111111:
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