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1.. initial unt bou I, a 50c Iott e
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,t t was halt gone, in” cough' wt‘s all
This winter tho~ some hoppy re-
'has followed: a few doses once
rs banished the annual cough. 1 am
convinced that Dr. King's New
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Admiral Henry Glass. U S. N” retired
filed late (yesterday aj‘tcrnoon at n
eslth rest? rt here of heart failure toil-
lttin n or It It parrot-met sew-om
111311 gghpat‘bisfihgme in' Berkeley. Ad
inlrai Glass, who was 64 years old had
hfien lll tor twu months and his Ion-
dltion had been regarded us critical
for some time 2
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{tear-Admiral (‘lass was born in
@11th in 1844 and was anpoiatnd to
he Naval Academy in 1860. As an en-
sings he participated in all the general
moments with forts and batteries.
in Charleston Harbor in 18133.3ud in.
the capture of Georgetown. 5. (7..
186.). As commander of the cruiser
Charleston he conveyed tho first
room; to the Philippines and captured
he hadrons Islands. He was com-
mander- in chief of the Pacific squadron
from 1903 to 1904 and was later com-
mander of the Pacific navnl district.
THEY TAKE THE MKS OUT.
' "I have used Dr Ki 3's New Life
satisfaction. They take the kinks out
of stomach. liver and bowels. without
fuss r'iriction,‘ saris N. ii iirowu of
ms in fly‘Wti‘i mmtsotisfac-
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FIRE IN HAZARDVILLE.
HAZARDVILIIE. so»; '.—~)\ lions?“
l’llls for many years. With incrf‘flfilnlflowned and occupied by John Knoll, vcr at Tony
was burned curly 1911th (luv. the family,
barely escaping with thgir line. hits.
Knutt 1111s ill and it took quirk troll;
to suvc bcr ’i‘hc bout-1e was in old
design. valued at $1. 000 and insurcd
{or $500.
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unity ow": s ti‘i iAIL.
Drift” Alleged Shopllitm It Llh‘srty'
tn Dlnbury.
DANBURY. Sept. 2.~—-Mary Owens,
one of the two women who Were bound
over to the superior court last week
for stealing a quantity of goods from
stores in this city. was released from
jail today on bail. Her companion,
1121111 gave the name of Mabel Burnu,
is still in Jail. The Owens girl is
sold to bclong to a respectable l'umlly
1111 her friends declare that she is
not a pinion: imai thief. She gave
bpr place of rtstdence as Brewster, N.
Y. at the limo of her arrest, but it is
lobubiv tl1ut,that statement. as well
1:: the name 1111.1 gave, was (also, as
tho tricd to conceal her identity and
lit to the present time has done so,
even tho people who came here today
to secure hcr rclcuso upon ball retain-
ing the secret of her identity.
The Owons girl was taken to the of
tics of Judge liuotb, and there theatr-
raugementa WcrI- made for her rcieasc,
the security being III readiness. She
left the lawyer's olIIce as quickly as
she, could after she was told that she
was IIee anti started- for the W hitc
street station According to the story
“that was told to the officials when the
arrangements for securing the prison-
er‘s release upon bull were made. Mary
Owens, as she calls herself. came to
. Daubury nionc for the purpose or mak-
ing some purchases. While hcrc she
met Mabel iinrns and a tonic compan-
ion who had come to lianhury for the
express purpose of stealing. She had
known the Burns woman in New York
and utter a drink or two with her
agreed to her proposition to join her
and bet companion in a stealing expe
dilion
Iplueod in the hollow tout-t 311s12rlinr'.
l:I‘mihrd ilusqtlait- Cong, lnuo ulto is al-
19ng to how tired 11 :i8- cullbcrt I-Iol
\’crdi.m1‘~nr the Grand
Inonuo i'olite Station Moutity noon
Illltlnch of NW IN" .111.- bnd lucn the tcm-
tptli‘an (lilil '0. but now the 111010 scr-
fipuyync tonetlII-r “ilh nun of “cunn-
Ing contculed weapons. ftlti! him.
Judge 1‘ row placed ball at $1 000
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brunt
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when by all the leading tannins buttery calmly 91-2 the 34°!”
on No HotthAv cituus's'.
Primo MlhlItOI-anln Give. Advlcb
to Australian.
MELBOURNE, Sept. 2.+Spéaltinx
at the dinner tendered to, Admiral
Spery and the senior omcers or the
American battleship ticct ut the Royal
Yacht Club tonight, Altrcd licukln. the
prime minister, said: “The appearance
of the American tleot indicated that it
is on no holiday cruise. its visit,
harks tor us no casual adventure. for
he invitation was given in a spirit of
deepest earnestness utter sober com
sidcl atlon, and the contosslon made
by the American government in send-
ing the fleet here is perhaps the most
generous made III recent times by one
nation to another. The American bat-
ot’ naval construction and the lesson
to Australian: is that as America was
unable to take. a first piano in the
world until the country had a first
11111111 navy because it was until then
only able to protest verbally against
outside injustice and lnjuly. so Aus-
tralia cannot be content to ultimately
accept defense at, any otlu-I' hands
than its own and should bcgin pro-
vision for its own navy in a modest
way."
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ASSAULT this town 111 ' one of the pair 111 said 32'9“” “h 'm“ be “in” t° 2
, u ' 0 to how said to the ()11'1-ns girl "You manta“ the general health and 2
l HARTFORD "pp" "“JOHBDIM can no 111111 vupcuscs and :1 little to assist Nature through the time
Biondi. 20 years old. was ill litllit‘t‘ something bushlca 112111111111 tukinu‘ ofmfififlfiéhfifié ’i “',2' 2? 1
court. yostcrday morning. charged much of n chain-e" , . '
lvim assault with'iutcnt it) kill. tip in ”m two ‘. omen :m. 1,, “ppm". lit-"Ort‘l '1 QW'SKMME 3L? i
believed to b“ one oi tho llniians who 'ilc superior court in liriducpmt next . . ‘ '
came to Hartford from New Huvon. Tut-adult and tlicir ”SM m.“ also U”
August 13’ 11nd attackcd MM'W‘ U" th‘ do'ckct of tht- Hunt of comment ‘ ‘ '
puto. “.10 trouble was ”W'- “ woman ‘: 1 '|. 111i 111' thr- ru'suit of tilt ir nppcul i'rom' . “ " _
hamvd torn Smith. in mint vestor the 801mm“, of 120111125 in ”n, “Mde l . . ,,
din iiiondi pleaded not guiiii. and tilt innit lull (m other Iburgcs 0' tiu‘.-l’t ' r ’
rum was continued ‘0, 1“ m") "(,1 When the pair \vcte photographi‘d for! ' ~
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iwunnuu ionkcd straight into ”11- (‘I‘lllli'l‘l: ,
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I“ “an; ”id “.5” graphed and the (nth plolurI- tho no I nary aid when it is most needed.
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AN.OKLAHQMA RQMANGE.
Woman Marries Outlaw Who Had
Ralded Cotteyviil. Bank.
BARTIIESVile, Okla. Sept. 2,-
Emmctt Dalton and Mrs. Julia Lewis
Wele married here last night. Only 8
few months ago Dalton was pardoned
from the Kansas Penitentiary, where
he was serving a lite sentence Ior par-
ticipation in the raid on the Code)-
Iiile Bank. man: than 16 years ago.
Julio iuwis is the widow of Ernelt
112111.12 who died in a bloody tight with
United States marshals Keller and
Williams in this city, last November.
’i‘hc romance between Dalton and
Julia bowls began twenty‘years ago,
when the inttcr, who was the daughtel
of “'i‘cxss" Johnson. lived with her
parents near thé Kansas line. 18 miles
north. of Ilartlesvlile. She and Dalton
were about the same age, and they
I'odo races. pnactlccd shooting with
rifles, and rode their: ponies .to all the
dances within thirty. miles' or the
Johnson 'iIIIu' . While Dalton was bid.-
ing from the oilicvrs, it is said the girl
cooked his meals and kept him in-
formed of tho movements of the pur-
sucrs. it was about this time that
Dalton was shot while raiding the Cot-
t‘eyvlllc Bank with his brother. He
was arm to the penitentiary and nev-
er saw his former sweetheart until
he was released last winter She
wrote to him frequently and spent a
good deal at be! time working to gain
him :1 pardon. ,
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art's or WISDOM FROM AUNT narsv‘s some?
Dont waste no time, girls, (ireadin’ your work but take hold
Dreadin’ and sighin ncvcr takes you
if 2‘0‘.‘ 'vc got a Stamford Range, washin’ and Ironin’ and bakin'
davs will' out roll along as easy as can be, It you put your. heart into
FOR SALE BY.
HoraceRi 111111.111; North,,MIiIIniW 111311.
TO us": WIL'I‘IIN since.
F—‘I—‘V
Squad 01 Eaigth Company May Shoot
There Saturday,
It the necessary arrangements can
be made with the Norwalk regiments
ot the Connecticut militia, several
members of the, Eighth Company.
Coast Artillery. C. N. 0., 0t Danbury,
will go to the. range at Wilma on Sat
urda‘y in command.ot First Lieuten
not C arenas J son. to quality at
distances at which they have, as yet,
been unsuccessful. Owing to the acct
dent some time ago, when a bullet
struck the ankle of a Bcthei woman as
she stood in the door at her home,
the range on the Great Pasture road
in Bethcl owned by the state, has
been abandoned.
The penetrating qualities oi the new
sharp pointed bullets, adopted by the
government and issued to the auxil-
iar service in the various states.
ms es the use of the state range out
of the question. Captain C. E Ryder
and Lieutenant Clarence W. Judson
are going to ins) met a site on the Ma
plewood road w ich may be available
for state use as a range.
MELISSA.
The only flour
is Gold Medal
Aoso osssv MAN. nub-
DERBY, 'Sept. ,2.~—-sdm‘nd n.
Beebe. {or seventy-live years a mem-
ber of the Methodist denomination, of
Whiclt’ Mimi» tor Wot“ yarn he
mutt Titan“ m Birth arch
died you relay in his 94th year. .
had lived here since 1844. 1. . 2. 2
1 Jun z
I; ever had any luck with
tour. LIlL‘lN04
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