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lldell a brakemau on the ew York.
newts Hav en mi 11' ertf 11mm,
front of a' witch hng en-
bpre yesterday. and had w“:
leg-nil and t or usheed. He ,
totthe’ ho ital fit New Britain"I
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.. an!!!“ "1‘ suffered for cars with
thefts“. uled 'to have are t. distress“
thatcnlnt I tried everything I
bid beds 111.6111 notbltl helped me
, til I took Brazilian Bel and one 60
lo hired md “Oomfilétely. ”
Plaisthd. F. H.
MM Md The Clifford Pharmacy ”
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soft, easy, conifertable flannels,
' c9; w” fot'55 comfort
to‘ visit: with theta, make a
ydfittfiiy tlot weather suit,
071116; $5.00 in“)
his pupils all out Shirts,
_ “$1082.00
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or size, yt‘ullrtlldtl tic-finder. and quality, .
5o goal-an
their oils
and no one been
unless they WEE SEW
unbroken ‘se'al 155 yBur gut e.
Strictly Fancy Ea: at a reasonable price.
'If your grocer cas't supplyZyau. 15117: as
Ass. ‘
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MRS. M’NULTY" WEIRD JOURNEY.
Nev’v Uritilh' Wdtttj'h; Pr'ottouncd'dw
, belief. entered to' Life.
(New Britain Special to the Hartford
1,» Contact.)
Mrs. WillianiyueNulty. of No.127. g
Kelsey street..thls city according to
her own belief and that of her physi-
fred death and been l'esuscitated. and
e is now belleVeoW to be o the Way
1955;: complete recovery. 8 e. Is 501
ferillg from hernia. and about 5'4
o'clock on last Saturday morning, in!
response to an nigcilt call. llr. Mum,-
gap hastened to her home, and found
1101,5112 he asserts, dead.
He' can there was no heart actfou'
ba'i'i ceased to breathe. Her
eyeg lid mouth had taken 0:111 dentin
ll flnlléflranco Aftei moat energeElc'lfng,
began to breathe again 1:1 electric
current was sent thioupb he: boy
from her feet to her neck. At leng, h
the muscles of her neck'; began to
twitc5,l1 and, wind: the ca rsent was In
termit'tently applied. hei' ws flnnlly
openedh and shut. Then she y.awned
The p ysiclan cried to he.,. at every
gasp, that she made, to bleathe. and
finally shuttled to responi and soon
was able breathe withmt the slim
1 ulnn't 'of the battery.
“Oh'. " site said, “i have been so fat
vaway‘, when she had been taken “pin
the inclvned chair In which she but!
ap9‘bveii ly died and placed 01 a bed
as it a long Journey. "' ‘ tasked the
doctor.
"Ve'ry long," girlie Acid.
"‘And a pleasant one?"
“Ver pleasant" she replied.‘
Stilt 11y she Will: not so well again.
but Tu way she was much bettel. him
was she to talk, when her physician
questioned her.
on see anybody on knew?"
aské'ddn'r Mulligan '
"0h. :1: "she said, i saw mother
“and dl you see any one also?"
”Toto." and she turned her eyes to
her huebau‘d Tom; it seems. was her
husband's sisters first husband, and
he died about ihirty 'ea‘rs ago.
“Everybody w s so pity." she cori-
united "and so led to see the "
"Were you in a' house?" 111111ch the
16615:. .15, ,
s" o, t ere Were no walls," (the e-
plied. “Everything was very be' if-
fill arid there seemed to he s'
shrubs,t'1nd there were lots of poo
cl“Was there light?" asked the p will
can ‘
Y5e s."
"it 51111:"
"No. n‘pt u'n‘ br mooti. There vt s
sueha beautiful light. There Is net'-
lag here to compare It to. "
She doesnt see. she said. why any
body should be afraid to die. It was
such a pleasant s 'tIon
The above is t e manner iii wl'i'ictl'
Mrs.” McNuIty “m3 ftlfo lifebe
the grave is far as: e bl hints to{ ave
. seen It, accordion. to: list- physician.
She is not)? religious fanatic, said Dr.
'gaMulll on by eve pin. She is fl‘ot
a spiritudllst r s perso who we odlll
be easily moved by est; ch ”lingual:
Is do woman he 0 ii‘fi‘d eyetn-e
aw. sv ry-dd‘y‘ 7701111511155
"No drifts: o‘ii ‘e‘arth ,1:in explain
it," sill D'l‘ 110151.111: “No sclen lilo
man's opinion '1}: 0311'! more the
fool' s. No one anything dbbiit
such matters and status eJthey are
droim'nor
' _ a trance It’w a's it rhality still the wo-
'; treatnIentd relic-iv ed
man is di really so cloud of her ex-
perfouc'e. It “Iii actual case of
death.“ She suffered great pain before
her death and there was nothing 15m»
aginary or Ii'nreal about the matter ”
Dr. Mulligan has been Hrs. Mc-
Nulty's physician for a number of
years, but her present Illness had last
ad but a few weeks. She is 115 very
large woman.
Mrs. McN'ulty's family believe that
, she died and was brought back to life
again. “Why did you bring me back i"
were among the first words she paid
after recovering consciousness. Some
.....
, ot the neighbors think that she had a
vision. 55 5
70: 11559145,: _ H tibiae.
"Dr. King 3 Discdvbry is the
, retne'dy that" tile Rosita: others
. promise but: * Mrs
5, 11.11 Pieriti bin-n “5911:1751? ,Pa.”
It is curink‘l'ln
«1 h'dulile of 19111117111113 th all“'1 or
New Discovery is 11%;]? die
good that} feel epsilon
”the lit sealed bczces of d
"‘ b w
('lflll, Dr. Twin.“ Mums“ has ““551‘37'0'! eNe
work over her for over an hour ale 5
yesterday
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ovens.
* 5 5 5
IActlon of New Lo'ndonites Ni‘y flesul't
, in Transfer of Squadron.
NEW LONDON Jilly lit—Acting
ecretary of the 15: Nowherry, has
writtsnalcttcrto resident at“ Min.-
don Business Men' s
Association, in gard to the recent
lrcfnsal of the origami“; privileges at
Open 11 on wearlhg the uni-
run of t' 9 United States new. In
t a letter. be say:
"It bet 11,5; appa ent antler the e125I5st
circumstances. that enlisted men
ills navy, althoush sober and well-
bchg‘v' vd. are being discriminated
'fi at New London.
it only to
451111111111 for the navy department
",5
to
print for the headquarters 'of the squat:
some oinert where the men will
tide we come on their wn up
c511 t in spite of the fact I at they
litre 'ruthe honorable uniform of service
till he United States navy or where
{they are protected by the law from
but “align Bligh as was nimricnced
is case. In view of your letter.
liovlever the. department will defer ac
tion in the matter, awaiting some re-
5ply to this letter which may enable
'the department to take other than the
indicated action."
JUST E'X CTLY RIGHT.
“l have r King's New Life
Pills for several Sent-11, and find them
Just exactly rigi': " says Mr A. A. Fel-
ton. oi Harrlsv N.-Y. Ne
Pills relieve w cut the toast 0 seem-
fort. Best remedy for constipation,
hilio'usness and malaria. 25c at F. H
Humor“ 11 drug ptore O
new HAVEN MAN on TRIAL.
,NEW HAVEN,’July ltl.—-—Tbe trial
0“Wllilam Ward, who, together with
uiel Harrigan, Is charged with ob
taming money under false pretence: by
soliciting subtfilziptio'us for the purpose
of bringing back to this country the
bodies of soldiers who fell in the Phil-
ippines during the Spanish war, was
begun in the criminal side of the So
parlor court, yesterday. before Judge
Shumway and 2 Jury. Harrlgan's
case was called Tuesday, but he failed
to respond, and his band was declar-
ed forfeited. Ward's case will be the
last trial before the present session
of the court.
LA GRIPPE. ‘
Brssllfan Balm never lost a case;
never let it run Into pneumonia. nor
left a grip-wreck Only thing on earth
that kills the touch 811p germ. But
you wdnt Balm and a plenty. so do not
trifle with the small' sizes. but get the
- 60c or 81.00 bottle and take half It
tea’spoonful in water erery three
hours. Be sure to keep up this treat
ment faithfully for two weeks after
you think you are well to utterly sn-
nlhllate every germ in every great or-
gen. These remaining germs cause tile~
evil after effects: it is half-cured grip.
if the grip stat-ti; with hemorrhage of,
the lungs give the large dose every 10'
or 16 minutes until it stops. "
SENT TO JML‘m FAVOR STABBING P0-
my nAvnN, July 16. -—Henry Ad-
ley, colored, pleaded guilty to assault
with intent to kill in the Superior
court today and was sentenced to one
vetti- lii 10:11 by Judge Shumway. He
Is the man who was charged with
clubbing Policeman Charboneati In
the neckvon April 26. The omcer was
attempting to orient the man.
Use DeWitt’s Little Early Risers.
pleasant little pills that are easy to
and The Bridge Pharmacy
SEWER woa'oéfia's SKULL FRAC-
NEW HAVEN, July 16. —Barthoio
mew Franco, member of a sewer con-
struction gang, was truck on the head
and his skull Trio red when a mile
on a derrick broke and instilled back.
He was taken to the New Haven Hos-
pital. His chances for recovery are
said to be slight. He Is twenty-seven
years old.
1 5 "
1 ‘ 335.11.: units.
a a mags .to‘ it hellish:
house in Linden street, here amount.
8:...” W‘J‘T'“ of
a e on vs no.
considerable headway befdr'd “01 It“
men reached the scene.
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‘ ter oft ese vorfteb
mastitis tigy winter In lower lati- 5
' 2&3 lil agriculture In this:
gang. Mollie impossible and
Life 5
take. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy .1
2817.2?
c
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militia
china: new 1.11.15
lti'lldlt rid: Peril 11 the null-l 5
las', Greatest! 55;: Insect Ett-
crs, Are ix 1 lasted
7....—
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NEW ironic, July 15.—Alter to...
years of desperate fighting, the first
battle for Habit: Red Breast has today
been won in Iodisiana,the heart of the
section where 1 this favorite 1 American
song bird is butchered by the million
for the market. That the robin has
'0
out lined removed from the list of
me birds by the legislature of theI
IN
le state was announced
headquarterd of the National
R'Ssoc'totiotl initiation Societies. As
the first fru is of a, persistent cam-
paign of education in the south, the
unicorn of the agencieton declare,
their victory will méa'n be saving of
dollars worth of traps for each tiny
carcass spared as a tld- bit for the
gdtirmand.
a close vote, the law makers of
lxouYslana have repealed the old game
b’ird law it: which the robin was class-
ed as game and have decreefi no open
season for the wholesale destruction
of the slghtly species, 'a million mem-
bers t which were butchered for their
moutgfuls of meat last year alone.
Only Texas and Aldbama of all the
southern states now possess similar
statutes, thoufli is is declared that
sentiment in a south is becoming
generally aroused usEinst the slaugh-
Cr
rds of the coun-
{lotion éhon desttbyed if the robin
is blotlicrs bilds were extermin-
ated, has just been asserted bv Pro-
fessor l-lellshnw, of the BInl'ogleal Sur
vey, and the Audubon authorities de-
clh‘ro that his warning may came too
late if this victory for the robin Is
not followed by a general campaign to
preserve and even Inc reuse. every such:
nice of birds. Scientific examination
of hundreds of rohlns has shown that.
almost half of their diet is composed
of the l ects that mean sure destrue-l
lion tote cropsan d trees of the
There very ins‘ectt. It has been
theY extent of 000 0000 annually,
while their ad'c dt’dvuges of woods
"l'd stored erotic. dlt Is calculated rob
land of 199”?
each year. 'iE'llouh insect pests or.
known to be lncl‘easing, their natural
destroyers the birds, are being grad-
ually exterminated at an alarming
rate, it Is declal'wed
Ttiopen the eyes of the public to till .1
mac al situa'tlon. the National Asso-
elation of Audubon Socletles has been
exerting its utmost resources for years
In a general educational campaign.
Encouraged by the lesults of tilts
work fort e robins in Dnuislana, the
officers of he association declined 5-to
day, that every means at their com
mand would be used throughout the
country to rouse the people to the
value of the dying birds.
"This is a time of great emergency.
and the people must act at once by
preserving their bird resources before
it is too late " said William Duichcr.
president of the association, at is of-
fices, 141 Broadway. today. "i know
that some few people realise the grav-
ity of the situation. far I am receiving
contributions and letters asserting
that this work is second only in eco-
nomical importanceto forest pres va-
tlon. We are trying to reach cry
man, womah and child in this broad
land with‘thestory of our common
danger, and we want every bird lover.
farmer, merchant and citizen of any
wall: In Me to help us push the enor5
mous tas'k we have undertaken for
the economic good of every Ameri-
can."
——Don't think that piles can't be
cured. Thousands of obstinate cases
have been cured by Doan's Ointment
60 cent: at any drug store.
DIES AT 109.
Born a Slave, He Lenrned 510 Read
and Write- st 40.
Peter Hall, and err-slave, who was
born at St. John Fla” on March 23
1709, died at his home in New London,
Monday, at the age of IO!) years. The'
old man went to that city With his
patents, brothers and sisters sixty- five
years ago, after their freedom had
been porches?! by their own Industry.
At the ageo forty-nine, Hull learned
to read and w5.rlte
Hull reckon till his age from the at
tack on Fern dina Fla, in the war
of 1812. At that time he was a strip
pling working about the house of his
master, wher his mother was also a
servant When he asked his mother
what all the firing meant she replied
that 11 hey of thirteen had no business
asking such fool cations. Young Hull
never forgot her or 11. He is surviv
ed by a sister, Mrs. mini: Purity of
New London, who is pearly ninety five
years of age.
A REVELATION. ‘
It is a revelation to people, the se-
Vere cases cf lung trouble that have
been cured by Foley‘s Honey and Tar.
t not only stops the cough but heals
and strengthens the lungs. L. M. Rug-
gles, Reamer, Iowa. writes. "The doc-
tors said i had consumption. and I got
no better until I took Foley's Honey
and Tar. It stopped the hemorrhages
and pain in my lungs and they are now
as sound as a bullet." The Clifford
gitarmacy and Plaisted's Drug
are
81’! PLUMBERS MEET.
MTON. Jul 16. —-'l‘h'e National
Association of Nestor Plumbers held
the concluding sessions of its annual
conventiona fh Mechanics Hall, today.
dresses were heard. but in-
{the day’s sessions cente
the election of officers, al-
W8
3%?) Ella}: afflu'oth’egw'5; .
i:
la' 0
p17: yen. damage he cgiitiliy's ciops to.
a billion dollars 5
0.1011 m Jahhfliiilbii'id 1.1“.Which
Is comparably Less Than .~ '5
the 111111161.
The mobilily report of the
board of health from Hartford
tile number of dentin in Codnecfi'cut,
dtirih t'h‘e niohtti i5|of in e; do 1.186
Tlgblstxi'vna 1113111111 , chat: “19190 7
as In use of lpst ye 11p
hosed: 1% the average higher '9
paths during June for the five years
p1'.ecedlng
5 The death tutti;| was 13.6 for 1the
prge towns, for t 9 shift! towns.
and for thé' whoih state'313 .4 153's;
deal!“I reported from ln'fe‘ltt totts dil-
em were 16l.b‘eitig' 154.1 per cant. 651
the total mortality.
In discussing vital stdtlstlcs, the re-
port says:
We employ the method recommend-
stue'k 5
ed and used by the census~buream 1‘
which consists of taking. the Increase
from 1890 to 1900 as shown by the
census returns and adding one-tenth
of the amount for each year after
1900 This is a very conservative
method of estimating population, and
with the large Immigration into the
state during the past few years, no
doubt gives a result less than it
should be, and which in mono appar-
ent as the decade draws to a close. but
it seems preferable to the other meth-
ods; consequently our death rate.17,.1
perthousand for 1907, is perhaps; lit-
tle higher than it abduld be, although
it is‘ about the shirt: as that of other
registration states that employ meth-
ods or compulsion similar to our own.
in Norwalk, with an estimated Doll
ulation of 21. 461, there were twenty
eight living births in May, and one
still birth. There were eight mart-luff-
cs. Thetotsl-deaths in, June number-
ed twenty-five, representinga death
rate of 18.7 per 1,000 inhabitants.
Jl‘here Will's th deaths of Infants un-
'der one year, and ouofrom one to are
years. The causes of deaths were as
follows.
Whooping cough. 2: censulflptiou.t ;
diseases of nervous system, 4; heart
disease, 2; accidents and violence 2:
all other dis 05.15511 .,
The follovg'iilg umber of infectious
diseases we 0 reported by the health
officers from these bovine:
I Measles-No Conceal .
Scarlet fever Dorian, 1; town of
N01 walk 7; New Canaan, 1; city of
Norwalk, 6.
Diphtheria and creeps—City of Nor-
w:1lk.3; city of South Norwalk. 1.
I "l‘yphoid iever—Norwalk, 1; city (If »
South Norwalk, 1.
Consumption—New Cannon, 1; city
of Norwalk,1
Gi'lp—WCStport, 1.
Dertt’t’: Witch Hazel Salvo is es-
pech‘llly good for iles Recommended
and sold by The C ifford Prnrmaey and
The Bridge Pharmacy. 5
——--——.—'——‘—J..i—_-
BILLIABD is A5F5RIEND OF nous.
Vice- President Byrnee Does Not Fear
Aata'q'oiilstic, Votli'ih of B
1‘th 'M. stock.
BOSTON July 10. ~Vloe-Prssident
Byrnes, of the New Haven road, said
today, with reference to the sale of
the heavy New Haven'holdinga ofthe
Boston and Maine stock: ,“The New
Haven did not lend its assistance in
any way with legard to financing Mr.
Billiard’ 3 Investment"
‘Of course,” said Mr. Byrnes, “,It is
not to be presumed that Mr. Bille
will vote his stock In a manner prelu-s
cial to the interests of the New Ha-
n road. We would not have sold it
to him if we thought he intended to
use It dagainst us. Nevertheless he is
bound y no Obligations, eipressed or
Implied, In leaped to the manner in
which they shall he voted "
riser rue wohto assent-is.
ages the Ithbounded teatime to'
in Bueklen's A iba Salve”
1.1. w gnklns, or Chapel ill N.
“I not 'cof'iv'thce'd it's tll'e has tiltlve
the‘vv dd llt'fo roll. It cured 1'1 felon off
all ahd it never an; to heal
emveryh sore, burn or wound to which it
Is applied the lit 5I".H liB'a'xter's drugr
store;
..-:
10 with Ntw rooster Lines.
.:—'._.
Cohnéeticu‘t Coinbdn‘y t8 Shelli! Odc'
Million Dollars as Soon as routine.
NEW HAVEN July 153—“ was
learned today that. the Connecticut
camnsny within .11 week will awI-rd
contract for t e construction of three
trolley lines 11 the 1115- state section,
which will ideas: in: aggregate eipe‘n-
diturc h‘y tlic‘ ‘company, It Is said, bf
about $1.000;000.at15
ccbrdtt'ig to e lenient loaded
from President aMell‘en'ii office, tiles
trolley line between Wetlferstlsld ail'd
Middlet'o'wn, a distance of 'elevhi: miles,
will be awdrded in a few do aye.
A thré'ednilc line will also be built
from Hart 0rd to 31061111111111 '
The tilt new line to be cbhtraoted
for will he six miles long, diid extend
from Willilha‘atfc to South. Coventry
5ch CAN'T BE BEAT
The best hi all tedchcrs iii ‘e'nper-
fence Harden. of liver Cit
North Gill-Ii Ihii.‘ says "i if 11 1:191:11 e
Bitters does all tits" 3 claimed for It.
For Stomach, Livf'cr and Kidney
troubled it can't lie beat. I have tried
It aha as: it a ffiost once 1 medi-
cine " Ml, Hhr'd‘en is right: it“! the
b‘eiit of all medial on disc for veal:
ness Lamgaek at: all run down bp'r't’
ditfo'n too 5f chills iindih
lari 38 111‘ under the at F. l“it;
Bait er' a drug store. 606.
——¢————_——
LOOTED PORTUGUESE TREASUR'Y.
L51 BON, uly’ 16.— Jae crowning
at of t aw “Pot to one Panama"
has been hrooiii 1 out by nvile politics.
tlon of ‘a long list of hit es of fifth:-
court dignitaries a members of the
nobility who, liket 6 late King Car-
loyrecelved Ille al tadvances from th
A.
310:6 tag“
Wk '17:.” f
1 .1151 I“: ly recommend them to my friends
:16?!
ential governmental officials. generals. ‘
would not 5'.
teal with
MI this? taking
ivory amt I1 but"
else! have ever so en.’
horn If“ No. I. Fall Itiver. lieu.
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Patent fellatio“ “optima.
the Novel
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Iteriiiig Remedy 00.. Chicago or N. Y. so:
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5 To CHANofl‘IsACKs.
New Haven Road Making Improve-
ments at Hewleyvllle.
The carrying out of the changes at
Hawleyvllle. planned some time ago
by the New Haven road, has just been
started. The working plans call for
changes which have been contemplat-
ed for some time by the company, and
when com feted will be thoroughly ap-
p‘recid‘ted 75y“) the" em'plbyes of the road
at Hewley life and the traveling pub
lie.Th
13": no hundred and
tothe eat: and the Berk-
sliire divtsion. the H ghland and all
other track's are lobe placed in front
55frcl5ght5 houses are
or the stall instead of, as at pres-
o ",1 having ages one 2 do and some
the oth'er tens‘Iv e improvements
are he made to ti: 1:? freight yards,
'wbi'ch are “$359 grea ly enlarged.
Lu
oao‘l'omA
' 2a Windchill:
in up n;- In: five Bought
mail as 1 '
Signatmod'
oils/tr £7167an HA ND'ICAP-
WELLINGTON. Mass” July 16.—
The regular events on the program of
the final as: of the Great Eastern
Handicap Target Tournament today
were looked upon by the amateur and
professional trap shooters as oppor-
tunities for so 111 ch practice before
the Important ma ch of the meeting, '
the Great Eastern Handicap, rather
than as events offering chances of
money and prises. Shooting- at 86 tar-
gets was pose bl e in the preliminary
matches, of which there were six, and
the results were looked for by; those
Present 6175 in; an opportunity to
forecast he " igb guns" in theGreai‘.
Eastern match of 100 shots for the
amateur championship of the east.
Montana and p easlon'uis alike par-
tlcipated in at} e Events of the day 5
although the at r Were not entitled
to prises.‘ More than 100 trap shoot-
ers were entered as competitors in
the Great masters event, numbering
among them some of the best allots
in the coudt'ry
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