ocean's man In:
I l ,
, f‘om‘WIII‘IIMII‘I‘JIZI ""
As a m Wilda 3%.“. ‘
ea hangover been It as ea-
letters It lob be his foretold would
a
:h’hb mandrel” SI:
. ..MM 4, Wm so W44
. int they coal:I til ll‘hc ll
am more shame natal-II.
" timely to of his, imagination.
4 on It ioitliely no foundation
‘. 'ltotever.
It to well to have Americans remem-
4hr that plopbecles uttered by the era;
tor of th Platte must omen;
I’l'lly glib-resin. teMdi III sail!
e i t he feels the fates once more
4‘ is about to begin prophesylan
‘ In. It mule Cassandra, Mr. Bryan
’ 4an by this time have learned that
It!!!“ or still was never be MI
4_ red by those who have found that
the out.“f flimvauelnatlono have he‘en
I Ill“
3' ” “than Iain. ..
.0 lb tapes. when Milly“ was a
i‘aber or thobqu Mia“ 44 min
been til 1802 he woe ote'ly eel-tea
11bit protection woo, driving the coun-
rhnnalopmfimfi ruin. and In
"no m of that
f: are Isle roacwlni amend
rep: I
Inmate been oars-ulna! '5‘
mm mmmomronhtbaéwddh'
ripen b! the to
awesome... near the no. 53
remains roll,- as
instructed mod and
real nomination the arit-
were state so lum- Inc-v onto.
have: been critically tat pom
Oti‘iiwl‘é oblallgtt losers in, 33mm
I
4 “2di (IglEJrn 8
"dumb!
WEE;
. of may. or Ijhe America .o!
' Mine! Illa 2;“ thathgu‘eecfg‘
me a- can Wok. ’
glib?! $Ms'tne'hemflnd
answer rlnht or blt' duets. the to
In , of Nebraska have doubled In
Ivhlu * ‘ .4 4
f ‘7 ‘fib‘dsffimfllfld “ohm." ~
3 sanctum reels sarcoma;
h the" B'ryan "gait-don row
It:
‘9'.
M f in me on
Mil I'It’tlvu (gremlins It!!!
”“qu remedy on it; a
resume. n' Solidi: wbléh be held up all-
WE duvet-r
"scansnIié’iiI
not In: modellers: am
,tetura, 'rll'o‘ also is
74§fliiih¢d out of yeti by
W'L’Rbom‘ éh‘ at Ei'ie'. P8. ‘u‘
with m
Ei‘dh. In; a In there it WW ‘9“
h?
II t efarnls. it is because
I. 4 I. has been class: the
l ‘4 _ mm” ”39.
, ‘ rkmywards'lltllexold
‘ AMI he and people comm“?
night: 101:). stander: mm
In: to him onf
madame be also
ye’hfi r bctihoib
at, but not sinus-x44 ally?
,V,‘ ;ll.r
he,.tbet.nbld none-ran
km did it write in
Mill lam nélloélil all!”m It
the .le. vim
:34“ calla reply confronts
‘YJIC‘ ....”I'If 5
t" fill" lilting and a ill I” Mr. my:
’ " '_tl4lldbtlitlt mi wad
’ ’T'toEdibedb try. It "were
' the nty w id bg‘
“ill"; 4‘ elf. til i;
*‘ ni'ot t' fncoin Mr.
tl oiofbollh “roilinoitoln
yeti it be to edit?
figment of fll too we have
, and. bl: if 1776 It
. f “do and?“- tile Fourth 0? July
I as sin III-II antennas on use
v4.24- wagétontabled lit it Well
zldgdh more! “if?
.I 4,“ at? .
Whmmllfi' oéto'bSr.“
no on tile «mom 4‘
5%.:
Distilled“ nape: A i
«In 4}; f
I' anmmwph4
ultrasound were coli- “dill W
have gone. into “the ’
I
i
f can repeated. .M'ycfii "ms of 4
.t '2 if; W351i not“: '5' mfg}
' “$5;
05... empire will he'apoar
I‘ - I74 (
schema-Milan um was .‘I‘
‘8.
.mm
her at!
Ll) FOR TAFT.
the Werklnunon.
[From the Concord (14.3.) Monitor-.1 ,
The Labor World comes out strongly
lp mm It charac-_
sill" if oglnbor and
fildflcb of Mr,
135% tittiegoro collect
ti fro Iii this 1 r wol-
It says: "Tilstsecret‘ery Taft is a tr 4
page“ of lobes it ”mugged all the
let I attac
ado“ pen! or any one clfi
ain‘- male on bill shone; prevent him
anal continuth to be tbé friend of the
wwnh'morll’llr. , Oinairl'xed labor cannot
aflerd .te ill“ Mil spilt up late fee-
tlons eat is (loaded issue That Pres
ldeat (tempers is wrong In forcing thio
most ominous fight is certain and in.
at wage workers will certainly
etc all. caveman '-
JUDSON OUT FOR TAFT.
Ohio-1e Helmholtz? ”M II Notifies
Chief Bryon Organ.
tor of the New York World:
lvqte mtg "w ofdctofl
. ”W esldr. Tell o
”g for “pi e. n of. the
vernn‘tant. fibfl on .I ripened
successful experience. makes it deolmblo
dfldfik‘flo bottle successor of MI-
Ill-titer. on the whole. the
ispoliéloo which i believe that Mr. Taft
wt cargm out Ire more nearly these
A
fill» PRATT JUDSON
handout Chicane University.
ET N'ir'arA
outlet
soilind w do if dad of
Ohio; Who WIN 1 Member of the coal-
.mltte.e on repel done of the Republican
notional coat Inf: eh the follow
ing reply to use bride Id of the plat~
feral mode by W; 1 Bryan. The at-
torney general says in part:
When abide blade by b'lr. liry‘an that
attribution declaration with re-
t'otll‘o title of the will of injunc-
wag “tiled tb hdcelg‘e the la?
'lb pa 0 o rand
,. fire-tee :13 iii, an other
writ bible plant. stately. natures
at: law and am am no relief
Mammal: which tiled he: been
“It
0" 'meulbadloblfettbiiorfii ell pp‘rebéh
'; Ilbaof'fl' “were: Iwe‘r
dim"!!! ’ 3 y
""l‘h‘s ihtlzidi‘iififlbil a
giant 0 fear to Wat or the‘ 01bit”, antic.
4pm; doable}; on u qua loll on
It’ high ,og‘gis rshay'e been attempting to
.9 . her. have?!» sole boots or an!
m whim u to the We
or lo‘tundtlotlo berm-ls has been
too tile of the without notice and
.toe' long abli'mn‘ some Instances which
bs‘ve ldterv‘e‘h’bd lief‘ofd a hurlilk" of
“Til preset: it ed lion In‘
any police at 31:32:)" fig Maggot
a temporary order. and it is entirely
within the written of the court to
postpone to an: rtllne the lodge may
see lit the hoorlng‘oipo‘n the qtl‘lsllon of
an thunctl The Republtcan plank
elillply It ”is. can: notice shall aI
w‘m lie wells nh talents-Illa
lately will mail lb It’lilfhtn‘. fa
‘ v 22-? ‘ ii l”Ml
Ills pro Id , on to
of every right thiplgiomon. “we wieldi-
nn 4emp4leyer or an unions.”
Taft moi taboo.
When on tile beltch Jeane Taft we:
'1‘be employeeb bo've a riiht to term
l on all!
cut divans. a seam to II-
tb't e pabiib
That they little the right to Join with
other oblong,“
That the accumelotlon of a fund to
aid in a strike is right. .~
That employees have a right to strike
whenever any of the til-Ills or their
'eln onlilellt are ultis‘a'tlsfactory.
i'. oomph. says Judie Taft id
pied l‘o ordalllz'cd labor-4. Mr. Goin-
pore has done a lot of taiklll agile,
~illllle alld has been It \ery prol c wilt:
'j‘er. but in all be has said or in all ho
Illa: written be has never noon ema-
teed labor“ a more uncommon tndar‘oe-
intent thtt'h Judie Taft mm when on
Itiie bollcb.
2 "It I: f expo mental.
hill 31%" Showgirls " r. sher-
iinop’o stroll-’13 _ oldie. Democratic
berth If. .n‘IpII use that as the :n‘I-‘got
right-lb the center. - .
‘or‘i a. cosy tilde. may tilde
: W a new horse Mr. Bryon
3m a new hobby —Oilllb_il Eco.
RI!“ oil Firefli-
ll‘roln I? Now Turf bellied
Whit
, ' After ti it .
tn, ,3 .a‘g' t
”mtg, antune-l hat of that!
oh: ocrat
W It!!!
Tobe “ton once again.
$141M“ Commoner bind m‘l‘if
‘iw
lit waned
dtt.
lilo: don‘-
"the: cow
fit“
'I I :Nilhi
fit! , {handil-
' Mermaid-tho
..wt and
.. «om ...... ‘14-,“ 4 4 4 __
“..-—..“.W
.4 ., .. I I. I. ,I
l
i
l
iptcciation to thc 0W,’.llt:‘l
w...- ...-....
n It. aural
llll‘tt
“‘“ e4TiliniIs Disease AIIIIIIII Cattle Doe
I To Stables
H. 0. Averill, commissioner on do-
mestic animals. is sending out a lcttcr.
concerning bovine tuberculosis and the
III.‘
'ways of ktlling the disease, in wzli ll
he says:
My experience and observation dul-
ing the nine years I have been coul-
lllissloaer convince me that bIl-IinI tu-
belculosis is a stable disease and that
itr 3 very rarely if evel conlm'unitzltcd
nidnbt aims! to another while cows
4 are in Ilia posture and I feel safe in
asserting that this terrible scourge will 3
never be permanently cradic atoll from
the herds in this state until more sdn
itary conditions are introduced into I.
major Ily of the stables where the dairy
cow Is housed.
[consider it as trulydo be my duty
to cnlry on a campaign of instruction
as to wage a war of destruction and
ill‘ elder to do this and ill order that
the Work of this department may be
thorough and uniform fit all section;
of the state, I would respectfully call
your attention to the following sug'
salons and recommendations.
More titan onebalf the life of every
well-kept dairy cow is spent in the sta-
blc, it is therefore essential to her
health and productlvcness that she be
well housed.
Notice carefully the stables where
the cows are kept and see If they are
llghtudry. clean and well ventilated.
and t e walls and ceilings freshly
whitewashed. it you find them in good
sanituly condition speak a Word of ap-
lf vou find
the stables arc dank. damp filthy anti
iiIIventlIulcd. kindly call the owner's
attention‘to the fact and suggest to
him how thcy could be improved by
Ipulting in more windows to admit the
sunlight and by whim-washing the
ceilings Io reflect the light.
if you find an animal suffering with
tubcrculosis. look after the whole Ilcrli
but cspolially the two standing ucxl,
to the affected animal.
Explain to the osncl the ncccsslly
of thmougbly tlcuuslng and disinfect
ing the stall and manners \vilcl'c II dis
cased animal has stood bcforc. another
animal is allowed to Oct-apy’thcm. and
advise hilll bow to do if.
(‘Iuplcs of my circular. “Directions
lol‘ the disinfection of stallion uftcr aut-
'IIIIIis affected with a contagious or
infectious disease. Ilavc bccn removed."
will bt‘ furnished you and you are
earnestly requested to leave a copy
with the owner or foreman whenever
you find a case of bovine tuberculosis,
slander-s. farcy or any other caning?
ions discasc. A tuberculous in II herd
of cows is a source of danger to its
llcrd-malcs and It curse to its owner
and should be removed at once to pm
tool the health of the other llliillmif
and also of the public who cousuuu
the milk from the ilt'l'd.
The state pays for tuberculosis anl
Innis for the reason just given and fat
the further reason that If allowed to
be sold or traded the- would carry the
disease to olhcv stall es and infect em
or herds. No betlcr argument can be.
presented to show that the stall
should pay for animals that have diet.
or been killed. than that ll should pay
for potatoes that llIII'c been frozen 0!
for applcs that have rolled.
in considering the matter of appra
eat of tuberculosis animals you should
lmprcss upon the mind of the owncl
the fact that such animals have abso
lately as intrinsic value except lhch‘
hides which the owner is pcrmlttcd it
remove and sell; but as such animals
have a certain trading or perhaps pro
Iiuclng value the owner should be re
compensated for them not 'to exceed
their apparent present worth less th
value of their hides. it matters not
what such animals were worth one
four or six months previously or what
they would be worth at time of up
pratsal if lllcy were all right, nor does
It tunnel-very. lunch whether they or:
pure-broth, cop's or scrubs. It slloult
be simply the question: How lnuci
would a good blight. honest dcaic
give for those animals just as the:
stand when you see them. less (In
value of their hides.
Please be prompt after making in
spcctlous for me In filling out nccur
ately and mailing to me your report:
on blanks furnished by me. Please ad
dress all reports to me at my home. P
0.. Washington Depot.
1 highly appreciate the promptnest
and the honest purposes that hurt
characterized your w'olk for me In the
past and t earnestly hope that you will
co- operat with me in the future along
the lines mentllned above.
The circular accompanying the toilet
gives the following directions for tht
dislnfectibn of stables after animal:
affected with a contagious or later
lions disease have been removed:—
Succese in disinfecting depends
very largely upon the thoroughness
with which the \vork of preparation it
done, as life disinfectants do not de-
stroy (terms with which they do not
actually come In 'contact. It is incre
fore‘ highly important that all our
faces to be disinfected should be care»
and
fully scraped and cleaned out
that all tllth which has adhered to
them be completely removed and burn
ed. Otherwise the filth will eventually
fall off and thus expose the germs
which had originally protected from
the disinfectant.
As to disinfectant. the following for-
amino are recommended: Bi hiloridc
of mercury (coroslve sublime e) 1 oz‘.
to 8 gallon of water proportion one to
eight bun r‘e or. carbollc acid. 1
quart to 5 ga lens of water. proportion
one to twenty.
These disinfectants shduid he applied
With a sproy pump since with this
method whether smooth or rough, and
including cracks—will be much more
sure of being cowre'd by the spray
than if applied In any other way.
- It is recommended that after the sla-
I blc has been thoroughly disinfected. it
be sprayed with If e whitewash. to
which hail been a dad one pound of
Immune of little to three gallons of
white ash
nts'b'ie whei-a‘ diary cows are
Item I "pinata. be whitewashed at least
"tw do a year, as little will cover up the,
I' wrth‘tt'
Orrine Destroys lite Cra'Ving lor‘ Drink
' -—-Cul'4e Eilecled or Monty
Reidndéd ‘
Excessive or continued use of all al
cobol bevers always results in a
diseased con tlon of the nervous sys-
I.lI-Im
I. "I he dlinklpg man is often brand to
Iir‘aI, I can I. 'lli of my own free will
Iand when I wish." but the pool fellow
is now devoid of the power to act at
ltfie proper tlm and in the right way——
We too late. ltile creItng' has secured
Ill firm hold and because of the disses-,3
fed nerous system he has not the obli-
'ity fol sustained effort The result we
fail know
lirunkenness is no longer consider
fed a crime; eminent scientists and
physicians have agreed that It is a
disease and must be treated as such.
The home treatment that has bccn
titled for a number f years. and is
ghly successful. is rrlnc.
under a lugslllvc guarantee that if It
then not set a cure your money will
be refunded.
Orllue is in two forms. WI hcn decil—
ill; to give secretly. purchase Orlit'lc
No I. and if the patient will volIIutaIII
ily lake the treatment. Orrlnc No. 2
should be given. The guarantee is the
ins in either cusc. Orrlnc costs but
1.00 per box. Mailed ill plain scaled
Wrapper on receipt of mice W tile for
free booklet on “Drunkenness,” mullcd
in sealed envelope by The Orriue (‘tlm-
pally. Was tngtou, D C Sold in this
city by II. M'. Keli .lr., 3 North
Main street Sealli No walk.
1.3))!
Tllc tunnel of light smith :5 is Iccciv
a: a cunt dcul intuc attention than III
cars will. It ('USIH but little to put
‘tl Itlmlows or with tho aid of I splay
lamp, to apply whitewash Light is a
'Ilfiti gelliiicldc and ill addition to this
I adds to thr- plnductlvcncss and com-
ul't oi the co :5. and also to the pleas
ac and salts action of thc hcrdsman
silo cares for tho animals.
~lf you Iiavnll't the time to alter
lac regularly. Dean's Reglllets will
Irevent constipation. They induce It
did est-v liesItbful actlml of the be
win without g'rlplng. Ask your drlia
Isl for them on cents.
[BUILDING GREAT DAM.
View Marvell-fer New York Located
Near Brewster.
As systbmutlcnliy and ludustrlously
nd almost oas'tliouly no the opium
«caves tip fie facile hundred men.
Ivcllly lbcol 0 visit. one Ilulldrcd and
mint. lwclill miles of names
Inlugc Iniiluad tlatko. foul miles f
and ad guano tlack. lullunlerabio
wrlllslltlvels dtllicks drills Ilotstlls
at other apparatus. nlI- Ingagcd ill
be mainland“ of tin-Ill: Iulock Iluul
.hlrb lit up impound the “ultra ti
llrco branches of the Cruton I'i\’t‘l"'~
hat is to any tin surplus waters IlfIcI'
coma N’M‘H‘Oil‘ on the East launch:
ircttvlllc rcscnolr. on the lliddlc
- ranch. and ltcscrvolr l)., at Carmel.
u the “'csl lIIaIIcll. buvc bccu fillet!
\Ilvt-rflowlng, says the lircwsfcr Stun-
ald Apptmlluatcly tbcrc arc 200
quurc miles of watershed on the up-
ire anl sidI of the Hemlock danl. Thc
idth of the work Ixtcnds from the
id Crotml turnpike and Ryaugoguc
arm. at Brewster. In the town of
loulheast. under the Harlem railroad.
. cross the t‘mlon Mngmtir Imn Mills
' reports in the wlllhern part of the
owns of Southeast and t‘.~,allncl to the
i Vestchesttl county boundary line.
bcnoe into and scrolls the town of
' ‘Ilorth Salem to the town of Somcrs
more the raugc of hills known as the
iuacoot mountains from one side of
be high Ilrcgulur basin which will be
I'llcd with water before January I.
ORIA
dildos-Ila.
‘ CAST
A III: Kill for Ilmtlvayr raga
For Infanuong
floors the
signature of
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
, Maha.ckemo——H ll. (‘ook llrooklyn:
H. Bishop, thili’tlrd; W. ll. It‘itzcll.
tIlcrlln, Conn: H R Kimball, lirldgc-
mm; F Y italiett, Carlton. Pa; S.
reensIcln, Ilr;ldgeport Mr and Mrs.
lgene W. Longnegger, llaltlnlolc.
d.; V C. Longnegger.H. II. leanings
ity; oscph w. Hughes. Buffalo, N. Y.:
gating and daughter, Mr. and
oliltlin. Hiram Peck. (‘I I.',Iclger I“. ll
Smith New York. .
—-—h'—— ‘
Clifford—E. E. SQutht‘il. Vi'. .l.
rlscoll .l A Greener M S Henson.
Willis Granger E ward F GayioI. .C.
Heusiing, A. A Snow b‘redcr ck
Beck. Now York; F G. Lamson d
Ward 1L Coveney,’S.'Morris and wife
l. H. L. .leiliffe, Boston; H. O. Aver»
ll. Washington. D. 0.: G. S. King
artford; Merton G. WoedburyI M91
rose Mesa: W H. Shellman, Spring-
Held Mass: dead It Wright Brooklyn
Conn; W. E Bur New Haven; Harry
Oldenbeescb Brooklyn; A T Decker
Mlddietown. N. Y.
A PAYING 'mvse'ratedr.
‘ Mr. John White, of 88 Highland Ave ,
ileulton. Maine ‘ says: "Have been
ad spring. Last: wlnter I tried man
ddbertlsed remedied but the con
continued until NI; bought 9. 50¢ bottle
fvpr. King's Discove
at was half was the chili”) was all
one. This will the“ me happy he“
more banished the annual cough. I am
new convinced that Dr. King's New.
biscovery is the boat of all cough and
lung remedies." field under guarantee'y
it F. H. Boxter' a 'drug ttore 60c and
I100. Trial bo‘tle free. 4_ ”
‘W
When a an no to sitting up nlnhto
It In either been“: there' a a girl in It
or because shell! 4
' o
it is sold .
8.000 nights.
A I
{anus and is also a good reflector of 4
gm-
Albert May,er H. W. Macomber C. L.
MIS
'01 the biggest hits on the bill
roubled with a cough every winter
4aoe‘u- Ire. " 0
Do you latter the embarrassment of
carrying sreu‘ad an extremely red
nose? or are you tortured With a rede.
bloteby or pimply face? if so you
foolish to stand it long: it is to
simplest and easiest thing in the
world to get. rid of. No matter what
might have been the cause. the follow-
Ing harmless and Inexpensive tIcot-
ment will positively remove all traces
of your embarrassment In from two
to four weeks
Get this prescription filled at any
Drug Store. Clearola one-half ounce.
Ether one ounce, Alcohol seven
ounces.
Mix and apply to the parts affected
as often as possible. but morning and
night anyway. allowing it to remain on
as long as possible. never less than ten
minutes, the longer the better, then
you can wipe off the powdery film de-
9m
Pfiilliii” iiilJSiMHliS
rite rid lilif.’ ‘
William Winter, of the New York
Tribune has so long occupied the colli-
IIIIIIIIliIlg position among lllc dramatic
rcvlcwtl's of the country as to fairly
earn the title of the dean His flows
have the town not only of the sea
soncd writer of insight bui of one who
Ctu1 adducc more by C'OIIIpltIlstm than
any other critic alive today. “The
Thief" which will be seen at lloyt’a
Thcall‘c on Wednesday cvuling bad
its original rtln ill thc Lyccnm 'I‘bea-
ire Ncw York where it was played for
(on months. in reviewing it. Ml'. Win-
tcr contended that it should run for
I. f
. AT HOYT" THEATRE.
\'0 play til rccclif \t’l'llll :I as so SI l'v-
III for editorial conuucnl (ll Inn ju
IIlI-iul I'cfcrcutc as has “‘-llII ’I‘IIIIrf'f
IvIIIIII will bc sci-II uI Hoyt s T'iIIlIItt',
tomor'III w niglll
This fact constitutes a grant tI'Ibuth
no the excellence of tho liltilil'ht and]
Ill luIIsIIIIy lnntnlcnt of It sic—III and
\le cly- -IIilptuliIIg lIlImc by thc dIIIIIIIl-
tist and tbt- cxtcptlonnll) lnIcIIIgInIc
and ItItistlct lnchpIctIItion DI the
pi ."I_\tl'ri of thc uuthcr' s mentions,“ The
Thin " \vllcn Its rtitll and lotions sig-
nificautc is sll’lcd and analyzed is
primdriiy n play (it: nllug with tho home
the basis of modern civilization. in
ll 'callllg' of lilo Ilonlc. Belustcln Sillkt‘s
out into an lliiuit’thtl new puiii —~ont
which has lain ll dden flout tllct 'nsllul
lrllvclcl and \Ibich only an original
Ibscl'I'cr would parduc.
KNiCKE’RBOCKI‘Ji STOCK (It).
’i‘hc Kuickerbmkcl Stock Company.
an annual visitor to this city. tllit‘llt’ti u
Wot-it's cllgngcmcut tll Hnyl's 'l‘llclul'c
last night. The bill, "Wily
Sin,“ was an excellent one. and was
prcsculcd to an audicntc that Iaxcd
tint t‘::‘l|lltil\ of the house. The c-oul
puny, which has been almost cutirciy
ru unstruc led and at“: nglllcucd
tllluugllout Is no“ headed llI l‘llullcs
A. t‘IlIIlkI- FlipliUlitti by alliSls of
“unit ability Lust niglll's lllllln lbI'
hands of tilcsI- cupnblc pluycl's was
”lost successful in every detail. .loIIIl
Lyons. us Phillip Pcmbcrtutl, tllc
wrongcd husband. was excellent. while
Will Sterling. as Charles Wadsworth
was all that could bc asked for by luv.
crs (If Illclodl'aluu. ’l‘Ilc coulcdy parts
were well lukt-II curc of by t‘bul‘icv.
t‘Iarkc. as Suilcy Cobcn. ’l‘hc work of
Lavinia Thompson, on Fifi Follcltc. dc-
scl'vcs special mention. Miss Tiltilllli~
sell possesses much dramatic ability
and that. couplcd with hcl excellent
stage presence places bet (at above
Ibt avrrage. Lucille Wllilccliffc play-
ed the part of Mrs Pctubcrton easily.
but none the less cl‘ftx'tivciy. Jack
Usher, a favorite with local tbcatrc
score, was a moat pleasing flickcy
Ilasllawuy. Tile minor plll‘ls th‘u Wl'ii
handled by William Muckcyc. Frankie
MtCoy and others Baby Elclyn MI.
Veigh wail cnsilI Illc fculul'c of the
awning. both Ill iltl part as the (laugh
lel' ol‘ the‘ Pcmbcrtons where her work
.vus far above the uv‘clagc. child artist.-
and in llcl spccinih Other special-
lics \ch0 introduced by Charles
I"Ialkc. Jack Usher and Frankie Mc-
Coy. each being obliged to l'csptludie
uunlclous cut mcs.
(inc uotcworlily fuel about this C(iiII-
pally is the expeditious InnnnI-r in
which the plays are staged and pre-
:Icnted. There is something doing al-
lliollt even moment and the \v-tlll‘y
W'Ilts. are conspicuous by their ab-
acnce. Tonight the company will pl-c-
stnt. “Marching Through Georgia.“
founded on Sherman‘s March lo the
Sl‘a. This play is from lllc poll of
Daniel Hart. author of the Parish
Priest and other equally successful
productions. and shduld cell foltll au-
Ethel capacity house.
will be changed at each pcrfovmnncc
MUSIC HALL.
A new bill made its opening at Mu-
sic Ilall last cloning} and item the
\I omen .
The vaudeville
"‘ ft
reasons, soar.
H
to. ‘I“"” I
Mailboxes IUFIQbN LABOR.
Will Address}. Nevlr Verk' Unionists
Next bond-y.
NEW YORK .Scpth 28 wHernlann
Riddcl the new ttaasurer of the Demo-
cratic National Committee, said yester-
Ira] Federated calls upon him to dis-
cuss his Iclotlons with union labor be
will ask that i meeting of the Central
it‘cdcralcd union be held Sunday and
that be ad invited to address the ullion
as It body. “All that l have to say in
life i have never employed ally but
union labor." said Mr. Ridder.
1dr. Riddel"s statement had refer-
ence to the fact that the Central Fed-
erated Union had a discussion Sunday
over the Icccut discharge of an em-
pluyc of M i'. ltltider's paper, the Steals
ZI-ltuna’
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THEY TAKE THE. KINKS OUT.
“I huvI- used lir King's New Life
Pills for many years. with inelcaalng
satisflatlon. 'i‘ilc.) take the kinks out
of slolllach, llI'I-r and bowels. without
fuss or friction," says N. Ii. llrown. of
Plttnflnill Vt Guaranteed salisfnc
tory at F. H. Baxter’s drug stor‘e
mm
BABY WiTH 1'on HEADS.
BridgepOrt Has a Remarkable Freak
0! Natune.
A line Ilcollil) twobeadcd girl baby
wI-Ighmy clgr bl pounds has come it)
Mr. and Mm. Joseph l’aIen. of Bridge
port. Molhcl and bobs are in the
iiiitigtlltill hospital and both are do-
lng thV \Icll Indeed.
Doctor 'InII muse say the baby will
livc. In all probability Her parents
live at illi Wukclce street. Joseph
Falc‘u. lbc father, is a business man
and II \t'I-llkIIvaI rcsidcnt of North
llridgwmI-t. Mrs. lt‘alcn is the Inotilcl
of four bright llcullby children.
......
CJAS‘ are
definite ‘1 I Kiitlbil involution
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est shade and it
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COMPANY
Q WéTER ST.
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way the show went from the stall to
finish brands It as one of the heat
ing a novel musical act. Wilson &
Rich a clever pair of dancers kept
the audience In an uproar and were
recalled time after time The Brad-
fords need no Introduction to South
Norwalk as they are always leaked
upon to present the goods. and they
certainly did make good and wore (em;
or
Stumpf sang some new songs and was
heartily received. The H‘arrlhgtona in
a very dbrln‘ ring not held the au-
dience breat less all during the act
The Electrograph pictures were excel-
lent.
Ila dePPE.
' dever
ult has followed: a low doses onceIEOc or 81.00 bottle and take half a
brazilian Balm never. lost a case:
let it an: lilttl plieu'llionia; nor
left a grip- wreck. Only thing on earth
retail: kills the laugh or!» zero But
yeb want Balm eplgsn‘ ty, so do not
that with the harbor d “\an get the
teaspoonful in water eI ery three
hours. Be sure to keep up this treat
ment falthmlly for two weeks- after
you tidbit you are won to utterly lin-
nihiiale every germ in every great dr-
nan. These r‘cmolnlns fret-ma cause the
evil after alien : it to he'll-cared g‘rlp
If the grip starts with hemorrhage of
ii°1iiiiiliii§ iii? iiiifin ”p” "e" 1"
seen here in some time. Miss W tuonu .-
Wilson made a decided bit ill present-
onfs’l saline.
Tin. SEW Itoii.‘ can.
and 2m.
45s South Haiti
~.%«-.dl~
.Slrtt'»
dam to! my“ 1434 AND not Include?
I 1;" ‘III I l f ‘ H l n
day that when a committee of the Cen- '
addition at. this time is that all my,
4* Come in and let us play a few records
Bib Eillb
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Mound
whle hiya.“ high *I)‘:‘ “3&4
your oocnreto on d‘groot. was my; oy whorls
pimples disappears after a mu lb" I stood
have relollm.dc them 1|qu eli‘nly frlonliye
on its a few have found rel lo
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HASKELL WILL SUE HEARST.
KANSAS (‘l'i Y MI). Sept. 28. -
Iiispattll to the 'l‘iuus flout tluthruit
()kla, says.
Govcl‘uor Haskcll aunouncca or. Ills
arrival bcre last night from Chit'ligtl
that, he would bring suit against Wil—
liam R. Hearst. llcxl. Wednesday.
“For criminal libel golcrnm?"
“,Weil I don't knoll Ivzblt you would
call it."
To maltc him prow what he snid'!’
“No. sir; to mnkc bin) pr'ulc \vIIIIt
he said wasn’t true."
LIJllll Bl‘XES
\
Millions of bottles of Folcy' s Iloncy
person eIer hal’lng experienced any
other than beneficial Icsuits from its
use fox coughs, colds and lung flou-
blc. This is because the genuine Fol-
ey ‘s Honey and Tar in the yellow
package contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs: Gum d youl health by
refusing any but the genuine The
Clifford Pharmacy and R. if. Plats-
led. "
AMI-:alcau‘ ,ecHooL TEA'cfi'Ell
S‘I‘MCKEN.
MANILA, Sept, 28.——Ch‘olcra4contlh-
sea to decline. But tell case's were le-
pelted during a period of twelve hours
today. Mls. C A. Carter. an Amcrl-
cap school tcachcr Is among those
stricken.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBM.
4 Mrs, Franklin Bush of New Castle.
Del. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belching I tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. dud obe 50
cent bottle cured me com lately."
For sale by R. H. Pia sled, F. If.
Ratxer and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
Practice Is the great clariiier of
opinion.
Hotel Mahackcalo
J. R. GONNOR. M9. .9 5:2' I
...... as man. by at oils;
Rotor 3'2 o'er day and upwards.
stock and derieFal :liforritltlail Ticker
Sunday Dinners, 75cls.
TEL MRI-334?.
Horace E. Dana 84: Sell,
trial we and
insurance. '
We have several Hostile“! bat-gable
l'n lncofno producing property that
must Increase In value wltb the rapid
drowth44 of 4th. town.
.. I II
z.‘ 2.1— . In I; .,.p,
The Child
Exceilent Culelfto.
Dinners Eveninflb;
o to 8 p. 4m.
Cuddly binders o' Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquets
fI _ solicit-4d. 4
CHARLESRE REYNEKFJ
Ptértlélotj. .
Telephone 099.
YO'wners of Edison Phdnographs should
not fail to hear the ‘new
Record
which plays fillet twice as long-I as the
old tecord, and is better in every way.
for you.
and TM have been sold without any,
Norwalk Chronicler