' , ‘ Mow‘mm on hunk»
V WiWiNSTED, Conn..
“ floated by “Oath as he stood on a
f lichen boot submerged to his arm-
fidwfird J. Teflon"
Tooter resident. ms.
rtoncid sturln‘g dentin
n
d,’ on the outskirts of’Torrin ton.
.a
boat tipped fill-
and sank. For three hours or an-
idnight he shouted for help in
lly the: snow s‘ett‘,l
‘ Wabbhre fdr fear
would be swallowed in the deep
‘ , D. By daybreak the wfiter was up
his shoulders. rile Wail nearly ex
"fitted and chilled through.
is its decided to W “I last deeper
to gummon help,
wily g a quarter of a m Ie dis
1. QoM‘ is hired‘man. Gedrge Agos-
. who .wdre looking
c,s heard in (shy and folihd Teflon-
wilt to hint. but were
err‘wette no boats
,so Birge and Agoston hitched up
lid drove a mile and ‘a half away.snd
bilined a boat with w
Tshenbach more de ti than alive.
unsuccessful.
if!“
sic nti‘a’c‘t'ed a hard cold and In
ened condition fears are en-
origined “that pneumonia will devel-
, w LAG
T’ Br‘sfliah ‘Bshh' 'déver fast" a case;
gore!“ iehii.‘ run into pneumonia. nor
.pwreck Only thing on earth
as plenty, so do not
. “Mil, sizes, but get the
’iiottieland take hall a
poonfula in water every three
e to keep up this treat-
ly‘ for two weeks after
th at goo ire well. to utterly an-
ate Mg ry gel-iii iii every great or-
hose remaining germs cause the
evil after effects; it is half-cured grip.
the flip starts with hemorrhage of
utipbg ive the large dose every 10
3antidotes til} it stops.
«mm—F.—
MIQLSiTO. START UP.
«ORE FALLS. Me, Sept. 3.
-A moment was made here today
oRiley, the division superin-
.. 9 lie international Paper
it ill i. the mills of the com
prin‘tnl's town would he started up
mher 8. and th omen who have
die during the past four months
aus‘s they rtiused to accept a cut.
in pay could return
Work under the schedule of wages
eed to in the contract reecntiy aign~
by the company and the stationary
, email and the international Brother-
. Sulphite and Paper Mill
he‘new schedule reduces
anions giouLog’iN coca cola.
mo‘uon sy commissioners
i lil‘
at Fliriiold and New Haven
' Counties.
the same yesterday. by the county
commissioners of the two c0untics to
be in such good condition that be-
yond a little replanldng and a little to
painting to need no rcpalis at all In
fact the expense of the repairs found
to be necessa is roughly estimated
at less than t 00. which amount will
{lie shared equally by the We coun
es.
The {We boards met at Shelton yea-
terday morning.‘ about 10 o'clock, and
Want first to Zoar bridge, exaining the
one .at Shelton first. and finished
their four of inspection by looking
over the Southbury bridge near Sandy
Hooks the Foirfleid county commis-
sioners getting into Bridgeport about
5 o‘.clock 'i‘he commissioners ex-
amined the Washington bridge in the
spring, so it was not necessary to do
so again yesterday. The Fairfieid
county commissioners were much
piesed to find the bridges in such good
condition.
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease Caiarrh is a blood or constitu-
tional disease. and in order to cure it
you must take internal remedies.
Hali‘ s Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Hall‘s Catarrh Cure
is not a quack medicine it was pre-
scribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years and is a regu
Iar prescription. it is composed of the
best tonics known. combined with the
best blood .puriiiers. acting directly on
the mucous surfaces; The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results
in curing Catarrh. Send for testimon»
ials free
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Props.
Toledo. 0
Sold by Di uggisis price 75c.
Take Hall's Family i’ills for consti
patiou'. .
NATIONAL MONETARY COMMIS
SION.
BERLIN, Sept. Il.—-lnquirlcs of thc
sub-committee of the National Mpuc
tary Commissioner which Senaim
Nelson W. Aldrich. of Rhoda island. is
chairman. are taking a wider range in
Berlin than they did in cithcr London
or Paris. Senator Aldrich has post-
poned his return to New York until
tomorrow.
STOP THAT COLD ‘
or it may result in pneumonia. lira
zilian Balm is breaking up colds W hen
ever tried, almost without exception
10c, 25c. liOo and 81. 00 bones. Tin
Clifford Baxter's and Plaistcr s. ”
Four of the bridges between li‘airv
field and New Haven counties were
found. upon the annual inspection oi
i’olicc Captain
cm porn: 0;” tbc
in Hartford as u suspicious ficmm
llt' :ilicgcd lliiil llt‘ ('illll') in 1 Bridge-
port. word was in mice acnt ihcrc, :iuii
‘iic iiiiiil'H record was looked up.
was pcrfcctly wi-:in-_ word was
"ills ioi mam \c: rs.
:;.iti:41iiclion.
of stomach. livcr mid bowclls. without
"urn: or friction."
no 1" ,
Miami. damnation oi
E c z E in A
Banished or no pay
ens}: that Mills on nucleoli skill-cam
believed incursoio- the" out no people
to want to in
Dr. Taylor's
Eczema Remedy
it on the blood of the poison which
causes! callous: it bills the surface
“mo. ionitu homo normal and
I!
M II N. MIN About This
sleds ottutimonists to the eni-
CHIC! h. "Olin.” can 0. sun ll lhil
,Sold by '
Piatner 8i Bradley,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Send for free illustrated booklet.
cnuncn mien Hen; Foal
VESTIGATION.
James Williams of the Good Saints
of Christ, Allowed to go by Hart-
ford Police.
and held there until
Arnold, of Bridgeport.
Icicphoiicd this morning that Williams
was 0. K.
“0rd, yesterday,
\VlllliilH-‘l. who iiilit i: an iit‘lth' inter
cat in the weii'tirc of tho timid Suinls.
in dill’cr—
was llt‘lll
. Air
has lli‘i'Il soliciting
:4. inc.
iuoncy
liv‘
AH ll
nciil in
Hartford to rclczm- hiin.
THEY TAKE THE KINKS OUT.
‘1 how uo-d i.r ix’inp Now
“lit. in ‘i‘cfinlllg
'i‘iic: init- lhc kinks out
mun .\'. ii. Iirown, of
i’ittsiicld, \‘t. (inurirniccd unliefao
‘01 ,\ at i“. ll. llnxtcr's drug store,
25c. "
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
BOSTON. Sept. ‘3.—-Ari'ivcd: Steam-
- r ivcrniu. Liverpool.‘
-
ml
James Williams cider in the church:
0f the Good Saints of (‘ lirli-st all color-
ed, was into-n into custody in Hart-
and n bonn fidc collccicr of
funds to buy inrniiuic for tho church.
1 lie
FAMOUS REAL ESTATE SALE.
duperior Court Decides. HsrtoooLock-
wood Case for Defendants.
STAMFORD. Scpt. i.——'l‘hc Superior
court has handed down a dccislon in
favor or line defendants in a suit
brought by Mrs. lgnasiu R. liiirtog, at
New York. ugninst Mrs. Anna 8. Lock-
wood and her daughter. of Stamford.
The suit was brought to compel Mrs.
Lockwood to make. a conveyance of
Wu farms in Stamford to Mrs. Harv
:og. nrd for $5.000 damages besides.
.i.;inicd to lw due as a result of the
liic0iirciiiciuc~and expensi- which the
plaintiff und.rw’cnt through the full.
urc t.i’ Mrs. lAJCliWOUd to innin- thc
.onvcyuucc. The court decides against
the plaintiff on both points, and holds
that thc only payment which Mrs.
LOPkthd must make is $200 to reim-
biirsc ‘Jrs, liariog for a fee of that
amount which she, by agreement, paid
Charles ii. (irundail, the real cstalc
dealer who arranged lhe sale.
Judge Ii. Stanley li‘liicll was coun-
sel for Mrs. int-kwood. and in the trial
of the case was assisted by Robert hi.
DeForcsi. Kcnea y and Kcallilg rep-
resented thc plai tiff.
The case was heard on February ill.
last. Mrs. Lot-kWood. whose husband
was Charles (,‘. Lockwood. cntcrcd iii-
io a written contract with Mrs. iiartog
for tin». sale of the two farms for
812.500. ’i‘ he sum of 35' >th was paid a
check for that amount being given to
Mrs. Lockwood; 87,000 was to be paid
in cash, and $5.000 hcld as a mortgage.
liy an agreement bclwoou tin-pat»
tics, Mrs. iiartog was to pity the.
fee of the real csiatc agent, $200, and
this she actually did. thn it caiuc
time for the actual conveyance 0f the
property. .iudgc Finch, representing
the estate of Chas. C, LOOkWOOd, re-
fused to permit the transaction to go
through on the ground that the agree-
[limit or sali- “its not binding, as .'-.ii:4.
Lockwood bad sign” d it in bet individ
liiil capacity. and not us cxcculrlx or
lruslco under her husband's will.
Jud ac Finch offered to reimburse Mrs:
linrtm: for the $200 for paid to Mr.
(li'utidali. Mrs. Lockwood never cush-
ml the chuck for $500, which .\|i‘:~'.
lltli'ltl); gut-o her. and on‘crcd to re
turn ii. but ill ihc lllilli this oh‘cr was
docliiicd.
GREENE'S PRIVATE CAR ATTACH-
ED.
‘SAN Fli.\.\'i‘lSt,‘il. Scpl. turn.
private till lit'loiigllliz lo (‘01. w. '1'
(licciic, tlic coppt-r inu'inuin, who in"
rived with his family from tln- Uricni.
yi‘slt-rduy. llilH lwcn si‘ilt‘il by tho sucr-
ifi‘ hcrc, :inii ilic trip of the (irccnc
family to tho Fi‘llllli in dcluycd. 'i‘bc
.mizuv- was iiiii'lc on an utuclmu-ut
nrrislug out of a suit illctl amine-l (tol.
rirccnc a low tiny»: uuo by “l‘. ii). iii.
i’errin, for tho recovery of $1i2.lhl0, nl
lcgcd to hc duo llli‘ plaintiff. lhc pur-
chasu lli'it'ii of «.ii iii! Ari-tuna lands
sold to (oi. urgcnc llr. (inilbrllh.
(fol (:iecnc's sect wtniy says that lhc
seisnrc of ilic or in un icly illt- icanl:
or a ininimdeist: hiding.
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»l Satlt i10i c?
AUTO WENT DOWN EMBANK»
MENT. l
Large Touring Car Containing Fawur
Hartford Men in Accident in
South Manchester.
SOUTH MANCHESTER. Scpl. :i.~~~
A iiii'gc touring cur. containing i'o‘ui‘
mcn, bound from MilliiliW-‘lt’i‘ lo iiurtl
ford. when» the owncr. it is said. lii'l‘s.
“'i'lll ovcr :i ficcn fool cniluihliini‘lnt
into a swamp latc lust night. at Wood
and: lllv muchinc being so (imply
embcddcd that it ha.» not let hccn pull
ed out. The men \i‘cie thrown out,
one of ilicni sinking in the swampl ll
rcquircd the combined ci‘forts of biz:
companions to got him out of this
iiii‘.‘(ll(illlitnl Son.- of the men “ire
lujurcd. Soon .illti tin ilit'lillill u
tioilc' cut ciiiuc .iiong liaiiloid- bonlid
.iilil stopped to aiic liniii uid. ”iii.-
inch i'lliillli‘ll ubo'ild, :inii tililllill . ’i
thc Journey. As tin-4. had i‘t‘llllH'til ilic
'i'fllriil} lrllliliu-r ironi liic unto innin-
iiluiil) niicr lhc uccldcnt. and also
.‘ti’uscd lomivc llltll' ilitlllt':< it wa
not it’l‘zl'lit‘ti uho ilim- were i'i‘ic Into
cuin.- cz'cz' llt‘ii' lhi:4 inhrnin: i) ltloi.
.ilzlr it-c automohiic. hut rc!u<mi it)
so; :‘3l)llliil!: about linr :iccidcni or in
.liuclmw their identity.
olinrsh physics react. wcnkcn lut-
uowlcsgcausc chronic Cilllfillllilllrill.
ilonn’s ilcuulots tipcriilc easily. tone
’lli‘ stomach. cure consiipatmn. zinc.
\sk vmlr drnuclm for them 1
TENTH CONNECTICUT REUNION.
M iaiiiDlC. . Scpt, i.———Tiie forty-firm
annual reunion of the Tenth Connccti
'ut Villlnlt‘i‘i’ infantry Association
'as licid here ycnlcrday, with seventy
five mcmbcrs and their families and
'ricnds .nttcndinn. At the business
ucotlng, i.lcui. Benjamin Wright, of
tlrccuwicb, presiding. the following of-
ihcrs \Vl‘i't- clcctcd: President, Henry
W. “arrows. of Manchester: First
‘.'lcc-l’rc.4ldcnt. Charics W. Baldwin
oi Milt‘-;oiti Second \ice- President P.
if lv‘uris of Round Hill; Secretary
and 'lrcnstner. William it‘ Whittlescy.
of New Haven: Executive Committee,
Marlin \'. Barnes, Wallace B. lioit,
Hiram P. l’cck, all of New Haven. J0-
Hhuu Li'ou, of Port Chester, N. Y..
and William H. Marshall. of Bridge-
port. Elcven deaths were reported
durum the year, and Saviu Rook was
min i. d as the next reunihn place.
“0......—
C’AGTORIA.
. imitation llatlim 8mm
C/Zz/
iDAHo REPUBLICAN TICKET.
BOISE. Idaho. Sept. 3.——'I‘he Repub-
llcnn illalt' convention yesterday llOlli-
indict] ihc following ticket:
liniicd Sliilcs Sciiniorwvi/eidon B.
"our: the
.‘! zistcio
livihurn.
('(iilai‘tn~‘>»lllilll-*-"l‘litilllliS it. Homer.
(ltn’i‘l‘iltil'm-nltiilit‘s ii. Brady, of Ban-
cock.
hSPRiNGFIELD MAN soono oven.
HARTFORD, Sept 4. ~Wiillam t‘on
ivay. who was [nought h'crc from
Springfield, charged with lhcii of in
diamond ring valued at $150. was in
the police court yesterday. His t'iisc
had been adjourned three timcs. ills;
wife. who is thought to be implicated.
has been serving time in a Massachu-
4etts reformatory. Probable ('alific wzc.
found in Conway's case, and be war.
bound over under $1.000 bonds.
A PAYING iNVESTMENT.
Mr. .id‘hn White, of‘ 38 Highland Aw
Iioulton Maine, says: ‘iiave bi‘t in
troubled with a cough every winter
and spring. Last winter I tried many
advertised remedies, but the cough
continued until I bought a 50c bottlu
of Dr. King's New Discovery; hetero
that was half gone, the cough was all
gone. This winter the same happy rc-
suit has followed; a few doses onet-
more banished the annual cough. i am
now convinced that'Dr. King's New
Discovery is the best of all cough and
lung remedies." Sold under guarantcn
at i“. ii. Baxter‘s drug store. 50c and
$1.00. Trial botle free. '*
FOURTH DISTRICT DELEGATES.
WETHERSFIELD Sept. 4.——At the
counts of the Fourth Senatorial Dis-
l trict,
yesterday, Colonel Hickoy_ or
Ilianchcsicr. and Elmer Robinson, oi
Glastonbury. were chosen delegates to
the state Republican convention.
go live per cent,
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us i-o‘ .fl-..a~ an“... we. ...
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the Healt
tattoo of Breakfast Beverages.
Dr. Wiley may overestimate the danger from food preserva-
tives. but why take any chance of poison when you can buy the
, Health Brand Food Products from us with two guarantees of
. absolute Purity—ours and the packers'.
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to l0 "fiw >~othLM¢~~wnM+en
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We will give absolutely free to the person returning the iargeéi number of Wrappers, before Septem-
$5 or WORTH GROCERIES FREE
$2 00 WORTH GWIOCERIES
. We can cheerfully recommend to our customers a high- grade laundry soap
rand C
other brands a fair trial. We decided that
so in one-pound cans, is the absolute per-
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