II
1
. ittrect.
EL 5. 0. Oil Milli!
‘ II. m III II-
ngsmwltwtlfl iltntiw
Walker in ildlhlnd; is
0nd or "
éu at I, ,II
t
Mrs. Clara Blakey Du Barry, wife of
“u Milan Edwt’ Cloque Du nariy."
. 110 N nth In Hong Kong.
I- slob .llily 1, its?! sent to the New
York Hreaid by a woman who lids
lines disappeared. said yesterday that
she had not seen her husband during
the last three years and the she does
not know whether he is den or alive.
Relatives of Du Barry denied that
they had placed in the Herald the no-
tice ot- his death in China. They and E
Mrs. Du Barry, Who his been ddtriiu
all from them for some time. deal
that they ha‘d placed In the Herald the
second nottc which announced that
were} servt as for “Lieutenant Du
ry“ Wool be held "at his late
h g; oty,’ Danbury. Conn. "
a ate it ich has no existence
"1 placed no notice in the Herald."
said Mrs. Du Bari-y last night. "As
“for as i saw the notice of the death
it ‘yllly hiisbiind l consulted my attor
.I.,‘I'I,M T Barrett. of Newark, N. J.
He had represented me in a stilt for
divorce which my husband brought
against me in Newark, in January
1907, charging me swith having desert
ed him. i asked Mr. Barrett to find
out whether my husband is dead or
whether the notice of his death was
placed in the Herald by some one who
.9615”) ulteiior motive
haw in the death notice and the
l‘ e 1 notice the statement that E. C.
arry. my husband had been a
lieutenant in the Sixth United States
cavalry. He had never told me any.
thing about that. Neither had he ever
-md anything to me about Magregor
harm- or Paris, who in the funeral
notice is called his uncle.
9 were married in October, 1889.
iii the rectory of the Dutch Reformed
Church First avenue and Fifty- -fit’th
We lived tor some time at
ROWaytoti, Conn. and? then came to
New ork. Later we moved to New-
lu'k, N. J. I gave my husband $15 000
iii different times but no matter how
uch i tried to please him I found it
Finessible to keep. hlin in one place.
{9 wanted to travel all the time.
“i 3'th him last three years ago.
when we parted amicably. The next
thing I knew he had begun suit for
divorce. i heard last November that
he had left this country and had gone
to China or Japan. i would not be our-
prised to hear that the notice of his
death had been made public by some
Iwoman who wants to marry him and
Who wants me. to believe that he is‘
dead. l am not breaking my heart
over him, but it would relieve myI
'wrww
,emuuummm
o. a. nun: .~..
“MN...
We will give absolutely free to the person returning the iargeSt number of Wrappers, before Septema
-..~e«~s a ;.IzsI. . V
I‘ know whether he is dead or not.
itiiVe or .ll
9 A re toms of Mrs. Du Barry
Visited the Surrogates cities to see
Whetulw % this area
of the ate Richard [in
try. 0the father of her husband. The
elder Du Barry, who had been in the
Custom House I New York. where he
use known as “ it y,” for forty years,
left an estate of nine value when he
died last January. His daughter, Flor-
ence Du Barry. received most of the
estate. Mrs. Clara Blakey Du Barry
said yesterday that her husband had
been one or the takeoutors or his fath-
er‘s estate. and that: it she lids that
her hhsh‘alid is really dead w it try to
0‘?“ her husband s share of the prop
er
Mrs. W. A. Connor, of 112 West
117th treat. New York a relative of
Tip a Barry, was not at home yes-
trday. One of her daughters Hillili
"'Notl'e of us had anything to do with
publishing a notice to the effect that
C, Du Barry is dead. We do not
We
know that he left New York. last fall.
saying he intended to go to Japan and
China.”
Frank M. McDermitt, an attorney of
Newark, .l. who Ieprescnted 19.0.
on BarryN in the suit for divorce. said
last night:
"i was much surprised to see the
notice of the death of E. C. Du Barry.
i had a letter from him written in
Colorado only a iewtnouths Iigo. 'i‘hc
notice reads as if it had been prepared
by some persons with an object to
achicvc."
"Torturlng eczema spreads i‘s turn
log urea every day. Dosn' s Ointment
quickly stops its spreading, instantly
relieves the itching cures it peruiIiii
entiy. At any drug store.
AN ANTIDQTE.
Martha‘s mistress ottcu
her readiness of resource. "i‘hc nursc }
maid in town." she. calls hei One do:
she came home from It (litre to lit‘ c-on
fronted with the startling ncwu tlia' .
the baby had swallowed a button.
“And what did you do. Martini." sllci
asked in some anxiety, although trust-I ,
log that it had been the Ila-ht IhiuII
““hy" said Mat-.thn ‘i made litini
swallow a buttonhoie right away!“ i
EXCELLENT HEALTH ADVICE.
ltlirs M. M. Dnvlson of No 379 out
ford Ave, San Jose, Cal. says: I'"i‘liI-
worth of Electric Bitters as It Itenci rIIi l
family remedy, for headache, billions
ness and torpor of the. liver and bowcli:
is so pronounced that i am prompted,
to say a word in its favor for the bciic- ‘
iii of those seeking relief from suciiI
afflictions. There is more health for.
the digestive organs in a bottle at Rice
trlc Bitters than in any other rcincdi‘
klnow 0!." Sold under guarantee Iii.
F. ii. Baxter's drug store. 50c. “l
M
initials oi'I
it sometimes happens that Ii IIIIIII,
who has the sand isn't able to raisc;
the dust. . i
I
$5.00
s for a contest -
.. 'i‘IIt-sduy.
I the slut»
‘ l l k
Aildg'ed New York Gambler Under
Arrest. .
Fl’l‘TSBURG, August 14. ~Alle¢ink
that a than of New York shut-spar
have been making a hit living off Hot!
l’ittsburg people who think they can
play caids. the police of l’ittslIurII
have begun to pick up suspected c'n'rd
sharps as they come over the lit. a fro. it
New York. William Dunn, or 53th
York, said by the police to bc .I yam-
bicr, was arrested her yesterday. and
given a hearing on It t:hItI'_,- II‘ .I,...
spiring with others to liteccc I'ltlIII'IIIIi.
men by crooked apparatus in Ncu
York where the victims \vcri- mi
from l‘titsliurg.
A man whose name the putt u- givt
as Frank Sterling, but who is undo.-
stood to be a wealthy man of Iinotiit-r
iiiiinc caused the driest of Dunn
whom he saw walking along the alri'ci
Sterling says that soon
nioII. lit-l ago he wns robbed iii a cr-ooII
I'll turn gaini- in New York. lie says
that in; contributed $3,000.
it is alleged that Dunn is onc of a
snug which in the last six months
have taken $250,000 from rich Pitts-
bursg men who will play turn with
strangers. Dunn asked for a continu-
ation Of his hearing for ion days.
which was grantcd, mid he was placed
lllltll'l' heavy bail.
OABTORIA.
3,... .I,, llill limit You Have Always Bough
Signature
:Iic;
GREENWICH DELEGATES CHOSEN
GKEENWICH, August. li.—At the
county, state and congressional cau-
cuses ht‘itl here last night, two hun-
drcti Republicans attcndcd. Judge
.iutncs it‘. Walsh presided. and Frcd
W. lkytill was trltIl‘k. DI'lt’glllllg were
chosen unanimously :i.; i'n'lows: 'i'o
Ionvcniion, .inziuII .l. i".
Walsh. .ludpn- t‘, D. Burns. liI‘I‘l i.
lyons :iiiti Sitar. ll, lil'ch. 'l‘o lllt' I‘m:
:rcrainunl I‘llil'I't'lllitlll, (ilcirgo \\‘. lie".
iI.itl l'Itul ll. Floris, Willis \l_ liitvii
tutti F. .i. l’itllllil' ”in "II- 'I‘Iunioriu!
convcntlon ilIuIIj.‘ ii i\"..
|. ltitdfoiti AIIIoII- .\iI;iiii
l’. CrIIiuford
A GRIPPE.
Brazilian laini llt‘lt’l lost It (use;
'ncvcr let it run into puI 2.IiIoIiiII. noi-
left It erIi-pnicr.1 (in!) llllllt! on cari'n
that kills the touch sill) Ktl'li,‘ But
rnu want linlm .Ind II nicI-I t}’ I .. do not
ill.tl iii-m,"
l
c, Sit ph-nI‘
' closed fill-‘9':
charm leley visits Msgnate'u Farm
in amused”.
According to Sheriff
Bridgeport, who
ide‘nt. Charles
liiive'n road
handsome country
8. Mellon,
."IIlII llIvI lI-I
.\'oii iiv
Il.II littsi,
stunt inc
tints, rurc and
poultry, pcilcans and
Mr.
“1 have
sores cuts
Poland. Maine.
too for pllcs Try it!
260.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issncd August
List furnished from oftltt- of
solicitor of
ll 1908:
A. M Woeslcr,
Bridgeport. Conn.
ii. (3.
nuts: 'l‘IiiIiI ilnalI-vuivc,
t‘, J. liuriis.
CtIi
iiIt‘iII l'ilt'k it i‘ \‘I-ltlclcs.
l-‘ .l. Tool, New llt'Ivt-I
chitin.
.I\. W, Wiclthniii,
liiif Itruin.
it. C. t‘clc, Hartford. 2 patcuts:
incloscil iIII;c it‘i‘ililllJl.
Hartford, binding post.
lI‘. N. Tliiou. llill'iitii‘tl. slcnin gI-Iicr-
.\l. illicit.
: Iitor. '
il‘lilo with the small slzt‘s, but not ith
rule or $1.00 hottio illitl take half Ii
tcaspooniul in watcr l‘l't'l‘)’ three
hours. l‘c IInii- to litqu up 'izis trcnlv'
Incnt faithfully for two \“f has
you think you Iiic “oil, to t It: fly on
niliillitc our» point in t‘lt‘: \ urczit or-
itiiu. 'l‘iiI-su remaining minis I-IIIIIIIII th»
cvii nitcr cifccts: it is i.IIIif-t-ii-vIl grip.
lf llli' Iti'ip starts with ii'IIim; i'hn-Ics III"
I the lungs IzivII ill" lnrsit- lltll-‘It' cvcry 10
or 15 IIiiuiItI-s until it stops, "
Advcttisc in The Sciitincl
:ifi Ir ’
i
i
F ‘. "Il Mllll
rcndins triathlon
A. ii. l'.llll‘l\',
'1‘, la.
taclc.
liristoi, Ansonii
WhitloI-i; Slitllt)" bvd- -nlll\'(*llit Iit
lor printinz presses.
recently
lioinc
FOR SORE FEET.
found Bucklen's Arnlca
Salve to he the proper thing to use for
sore feet. as well as for healing burns,
and all manner of abru-
stone," writes Mr. W. Stone. of East
it is the proper thing
Sold under quarl
untee at F, ii. Baxter’ a drug store
lt‘rcshour. Bridgeport,
llrldgcpoi‘l.
upsihlc :I‘Iilrcst iIItI vcliiclcs;
Ncw Hart-n.
\iiiioitl, coin-o, IIIIiIithi
Stamford.
lll‘t’i-lsill‘t’~ll‘t‘listll‘lllg apparatus.
i. ‘ ‘
l'lilWltiy, of
returned
from a trip through the Berkshires,
there is Ii fearful and wonderful col-
lettiou of animals on the [aim oi Pres
of the New
President Mellon has it
at Stock-
Iiitlee. and tic showed the sheriff and
about the place.
II :curcd ol'f section occu-
i'lt-‘il by it variety of poultry and mi-
lInItis In large, the sheriff asked Pros
‘dI-Iit .VlttiltIll lftt wasa new fad.
I'IIiioiII tlIiuI: szartcd as a joke." I'cpllcd
“When my irlcnds board 1
With “it lltII'tI, they each took pains to
no animal for the farm.
recctvtd pI-cscnts every day.
valuable
till kinds
ducks arc among the numbcr.‘
Mcllcn said ho had to hire thrcc
men to take care of the poultry, has
to send away for fish to iced the poll-
cIIns, and otherwise keep busy.
"'l‘l‘itI
i’iicns-
patents.
2 put-
2 pnicnls:
sowing nin-
lll‘ill-
iiitirnii lic-
l'(‘(‘t‘li-
Tié're's nothing more
appetizing and dainty for
picnic or luncheon than
Arg 0 Red Salmon Sand-
wiches orSalad. The Argo
Red Salmon Cook Book
I gives thirty—nine recipes.
Ask mrmmwlcd loll-OI
ALASKA PAOKIII “sectarian
but III-sou». comma.
oi‘
oi
ORGANIZATION CERTIFICATES
'lhc Thompson Company, or tirccn
wich. tiled today in lhc otiicc. ot’ the
state sccrIItnry in llIirll'oIId, an organi-
zation ccrtiiicate. its capital stock;
as subscribed for is $5.100. and of this
there is paid in cash 52.500 and in
propcrly $2,000. The officers itrc:
President, Anthony 'i‘lionipson; vice-
president. William D. Webb: act-rotti-
ry anti treasurer. Alonzo C. Webb.
The Northern CeiitI-Iil Coal Com-
pany, of New llavcn, has filed Ii sitti-
ilar certificate, its stock as subscrib-
cd for is $1,000. its otliccrs arc: i’rcs.
it‘lcnt. A, Oswald l’illlillilil; trcnsurcr.
Jacob Citpluu: secretary, Edward .l.
Stanford, and assistant treasurer.
James E. Wheeler.
WHY JAMES LEE GOT WELL.
lllrcivl body in {Lint-av ilic, 0., knows,
Mrs. M: II\ l..cc of l'I'lll‘ll rosin it. Slit"
w-‘Ii on: ‘My iIus‘I mutt, .lnnics Lou, iiIIIi- I
,Il.\ believes he owes his ii t‘tII o ill) new
'of Dr, King's )‘cw lith'tl‘I‘t‘l‘)‘. ilisj
lungs \rcrn so IIIcch'tIiy :ii‘icclr-tl that,
cIiIi~IuIII ilhm smincd inevitabl, wliIn
. II tricntl iI-coiiiuicndcd .‘ieu Uircovery ’.
'We tricd it, and itx use. has restort- t
IiIiin' .o pIIrfI-Ii lititllll. " iir King's NI-I".
;i)iscov.~ry in tho Kim; 0i throat and
limit: ItIiiIctllcs. For coughs and colds
Ilt has no wptai. 'l‘iic llr at Iiore zivcs
rciit-i, Try it.
,III F. H. Biixtcr'e drug store. 50c and
$1.00. Trlfll linttlc l'rcc. ’*
enr-
lll-'
l
l ROUGH ON THE DOCTOR.
1 (inc night as Ii (".Iuatlizin doctor who
lives in western ()nlIiIIlo was (li‘lVllé‘:
into II. \‘liiIiuc he saw it chap, :i iiItYI
_.\_ A. “arm I. Now llrilnin. uunI-Il t‘uc worst- for liquor. :iiilllfili‘u' It (‘l‘tl‘IlI‘l
for snf- l,\' razors.
A. ’l’. Booth. Waterbury, llit‘~t'iilllll'.
M. ii, SciiI-uck, Mcridcii. 2 putt-Illa:
Custer.
'Tt‘d'de Marita.
Sicr- ou lllltl iiubbcr (hops, llilIiI-III
nor 1, pokI-r «hips.
iii-'idccpoit Wood Finishing (‘o.
1‘ Milford, wood tillers.
a,
I»? .‘-’li(‘(‘llll€ll’.\‘ with tho :ItItiIIII til’ ii‘;-I
trick Ilop; The doctor \t'IIiciicIl him
IIv‘iIim :‘iId said: "Sniniv. imw tl’l you
_iIIIII:i:I- to train ,I-Iur don? l (IIIII'I
,-.Ir-ii urinn to do n‘l' thing."
SIIIII'I'. with that I'inipic look lll lIiI
.II. :; I-IIIltl: “\\IIl‘., you Sl'i‘. (ltlt' you
N ‘\\' Ilii'lH' to knon llltllt“ll llic din; oi you
It can't learn him iiot‘ Iinu.‘
her 230, taken from
To the pt. arson returning the second largedjt number
a.)-
Our Coffee
yen many other brands a fair trial, we decided that
rand Coffee' iii one-pound cans, is the absolute per-
,fectton of Brittkiast Beverages.
Dr. Wiley may overestimate the danger from food preserva-
Why take any chdnce of poison when you can buy the
. Keying
the Hedlt:
tives bu
,Hhalth
absolute Purity—ours and the packers’.
$3 00 W©RTH GROCERIES FRE”
To the p arson returning the third largest bomber
.OO WORTH GROCERIES FREE
We can cheerfully recommend to Our cuétomers a high- grade laundry soap such as
$1"
rand Food Products from us
with two guarantees of
Twelve Miles Added to memo Linu
I lIIIIi ol‘
Sold lllitlt‘l‘ ll’liiil‘dlllt‘t‘l
‘ i W Inca of views, which are particu-
ot the Connecticut company. I
’liic (oiilrncliug firm of latthrop (it
Show, at Niw York, who do a 870M
tit-II. of the New Haven ltatlrond's
tonsil-notion woik. have been awarded
lilt' tillllltltl to build tiolley lines he.
twtcu iiar-tfoid anti Bloomfield and
Willinututlc and South Coventry that.
will add about 12 miles to the electrict
iincs ot' the Connecticut Company in
this Itutc. and call for an expenditure
of about $500 000 it is estimated.
it is iuitlcrstotid that C. W. Bloke-
Hlt‘t‘ and Solis. who were the succes-
i’ut bidders on the contract for the line
bcth-cu wI-thorstlcltl and Middle-
town, It distant-I.- 0! about i1 lulled.
did not bid for the other two con-
tIIIIiIts.
liolii firms arc moving materials to
ill“ sccuc of thciII Work. and they will
start to throw the sod before the end
of llll’ mouth.
'i‘ln- \Vctliersilcid to Middletown
iiuc will cost about $400,000, according
to an estimate, and with the contracts
announced today, will make close. to a.
$1,000,000 cxlcnaion of the trolley sys-
thc Connecticut (‘ompnny
in this state. I .
Slillt’ of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas
("ounty, as,
Frnnk J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. ..l
Cheney & Co., doing business in the.
(‘itv oi 'l‘olcdo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of OM! liliNlil’lED llill lIARS
for ciii'. ii and i very case of CaiIiI'ilI that
cannot be (‘lil‘t'd by the use of Hall's
Ultiill'l‘ll Cure. ,
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my prIIsI-ncc. this 0th day of Decom-
brr, A. 1)., 1880. _
A. W. GLEASON.
(HI-Iii) Notary Public.
il.‘Ill .~. (‘Iitnrih (‘ure is taken intern~
ally and III ts lillt‘ ctiy on the blood and
Inuit u siuiau-s oi the system. Send
tor testimonials iIctI.
i~‘. .l. t,‘Hl;NlI}Y &CO.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druygists 750.
'i ’llic Hall‘s Family Pills for consti-
patiou
.’“
FRENCH CHEMICAL 86 RECROW.
Ari-ortllng to rccem experiments by
SinnilIis Tetrad a widely known
l‘rciicb Iierlculturist, wheat and other
cIIIIII is can be protected against the
lurly fond of the grain when its sprouts
are just pushing above the ground, by
treating: the souls before they are
sown with a mixture of coal tar, pe-
trolnum and phonic acid. This treat-
lilt'lll which delays the growth of the
$1th for It dllv oi two, but causes no
”can the canal-en iii-Ink
Grain-0 ?
Best thing in
the world {or '
them. Lottbem
have till that
want of it,
will give them .
rosy cheeks and 4
bright eyes: make them strong in
bone,mu~ ‘c r " II ‘Itlicct, Children
who drink plentyotultAlN 0 forge
ahead of their schoolmates who are.
drugged with tea and notice. In fact.
there is nobody nudbtthe sunwho will
not. bebeaetlt‘edbydrtnliiugGltAIN- 0
in place or all other tsble beverages.
ngAguNfl 100:; and tastle‘si like the best
so I in 9 rain not at i
tideslly blended sndruasted ed. “r 1" ac en-
om only one-half as much as codes.
I [stalled pug-ac 16c.
15c.
At all grocers.
l
M.-......
”Test-tom CATTLE THIEVES.
WlLLlMANTlC, August l4.——’io
shoot cattle thieves on sight is the w l_
the indignant farmers of Chaplin IiiIIl
Eastford are anxious to do to stop thi-
growing practice of men of stcalimq
cattle in broad daylight and even or
butchering them in the lie-id and wni'...
ing of! with the hide and beef. Many
farmers have lost (Iowa and have found
the entrails where the tiiicvcs barn
done their own slaughtering.
CASTOR IA
For Infinite and Children.
the tint You the Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
8UlTs RESULT FROM DEATHS.
NORWICH. 'Augus't tar—Papers
were served against the Aspinook t)n,_
of Jewett City. yesterday, in two suits
for $5,000 damages for the deaths of
Thomas O’Brien and Fred Penhaiiow.
These men-were scolded by the burst—
ing of a steam pipe ill the defendant
company s bleachery on July i2.'1‘bt y
died on July 19 at the hospital hero.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in pneumtmia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
10c, 25c, 50c and 81.00 bottles. The
Clifford, Baxter's and Plaisted’s. ”
SEARCH FOR STAMFORD MAN.
tiaiuagcc, iIan'iits an odor which is
insuficr .ililo to the c'.rov\s but which
Ilisanu-Iirs after thc sprouts have ob-
tained n iara'ei growth. when they are
no longer subject to tittack.~—lxitidon_
(iiobc.
STAMFORD, August 14. Ascarch is
,being made in the harbor today for
the body of loseph Wilkes, ahed' .2.
i a carpenter. who was drowned oil! Pine
Island w hllc swimming. He was seen
to disappear, and it is thought he was
taken with cramps.
Norwalk Chronicler