Q lights
. i
9 A guns, _
built " '1
- ,niglitI of unrest,
Q as or busily. troubles; Q,
-- toilet and sure?
anon why any Southnhlortalk
Ehouid Iquer lathe taco of ”genes
like this: . ‘
u
'QQaney‘ This or an otherkidne "
leQpQr seyeml you i its my old-
~ eturaed. photo;
~ I!
pay Vi h
n s‘ "
could not rest on succunt of the dull.
:throbbing in”! In ,r'lIQacifi-IaudQ
villas" «malty _Q QQ
. i5 09! se-
,Q lid y. he
. ”Mlle. blew
Q razors: 'helped
I. 5, discount!
figtot scrotal
,‘lsi'qualiyg d
m is rained
‘ , Price 50
anibfin “ ($0., Bunalo,
at: no
,i .
tliat. do not
“pink”. Millie. to
letyvl notes In the,
Ghee Keep
thiiigs that
dilie men seem
lost- a- lit
done
‘ uite
é Mitotic Ii lied-
than a noun or the
one he! very best of the“
lugs In both areas and
‘1???th capital
cs III a material of
hill sh
touch of black
it e Iouiarlis or the sear
t‘Oin‘, long:
side of .it it: another exactly like -it ex-
cept that by the side of the white dot
dot. ot the
I talked
charm»
‘eeerflvhere Is also a black Q
Q size, and -invarisliiyltgi
,I'eQrence 'Q'becnuse It as
in has as its only decoration laige
book'embl‘oldered in chl rdylth a
lg lg coat ol' the same. It w ll desali-
tor either sheet or aI‘ItoIIiobIlng.
eiiie’liil in selecttn nillnens not to
get on Ilia: II Iitifl' an ungainly Ior
when It is. laundered you will discover
to your sorrow .tlu'lt it line no body.l
tl.Q good,hedvy,dolt quality is chosen. it
m e second season as
stake of embroid-
your linen frock
aid. It is more eh
tective it“ dbllé with operas thread and
min are uilhg the new cotton which
Is as glossy a‘ iiillt and wmiht‘fi, it's Well
y. twisted and "fills" a dc-
ooQtliiy and satisfactorily.
pl red labile sets with llIlh
hot very common.
chillingly beautiful I
’ .Q T y consisting of u
an as“... of ditterent sizes.
the Parse piec blag at
even inches In depth.
this is am to a lower waist
nines skirt. is really decided
,sb llpafimqw see .we will
ed Iu' earance
61 our old ‘fl'bcits
ii. is.
l‘roo. Vii i
b will escort Cloverlmr
jpitratle, wili ical‘e' NQQew
8 clubs.
untied Thursday. ~
it lion meetings scheduled are as fol
WK» p uni; secretaries or state boards at
" agribult'ul-e meet J. bewm Ellsworth,
,exelcises will open. with a business
QQ'i passion at 9: 30 II. Ill.
"” will come a discussion of the general
. topic;
Wii‘éré? Herbert Myrick, Springfield:
' atoll, “.14
Q tMsssschusettn Boald of Agriculture,
‘ stances;Q
Third Annual Merlin Q_
This wok' In Bunion
TileQihlrd annual meeting of the
New England Conference of Rural
“Friday, In Boston, the section meet.
i:‘Ilixs QbeiIQng held Thursday, and the
li‘p‘sherhl s ‘ssions Friday. The public
will be ndmitted‘io the general ses-
'i‘ here will- also be a' meeting of
the directors of New England experi
ment station today, Which will be con-
Other Tili irsday sec-
lows: Piesidént- of New England agri.
cultural colleges, Bellevue Hotel, 6: 30
secretary of the conference, United
States Hotel.‘ 7: 30 p. m‘.‘:“ state superin-
iendeuts of schools, City Club, 6: 90
p. on; country clergymeii and dele-
gates from churches to meet Itev. E. '1‘.
Root, seCIcluiy ot the Rhode Island
Federation 01 Churches. Believue Ho
tel 15: till" p. In. - ‘
On Fliduy theIe will be a general
meeting of the conference at the of
lice of the Massachusetts stpte board
of agricultuic at the state Muse. «The
Al. 10 o'clock
The Com and Fruit Shows to
Be Held in New England This Fall.
tied miuu e t iiis, as follows: Shall a
corn sadiv ail Held? why, When and
The National Com Show at Omaha
‘aii‘d Its Lessons for New England,
Prof. 11‘. W Taylor Durham N. H.;
01! What Shall the Exhibits Consist?
Dr. J. I. Hills, Burlington. Vt. ; The
Part: Rhode.lslitnd.Willn'l‘ake in the
Libra Show, Dr. ILJ. Wheeler, Klug-
wPi‘lle Corn In New Eng.
land. N. B Brewer, Hockanum.
«The ten minute talks on the trait
show willbe rial” follows; The Plans
A iQthidtim bags for it Fruit Show
Amherst, Muss;
i!“ Qié‘r, E‘iSo'I‘Ioord, Mass; I‘he
A; t. Efdiiéa't Judging Con
“Prof. .Ga’rdh‘ v, olono Me
6 hectioiitis i’art In t e Fitiit Show
A Ga nosey, storm; The Corn'
f3Fruit 'Bhoivs From the Standpoith
géthe Agricultural“ Student,
MC ,, 'i'. QQQ.
At the Fries . dorhoanioossion ro—
phi-is or sectionii and coin him will
be made and emcers will 0 elected,
after which there will be it discussion
of the Rural topic, The Value of Au
Agricultural Survey to New England,
as'toliowa: Summary of Replies to Re-
cent lletters on the Value of Agri-
cultural Colleges; The Conservation of
Land Resources, Warren H. Manning,
Boston; A Forest Survey of New Eng-
land, F. William Rune. beaten, Dr.
'I‘. N. Carver. professor of economics
uLHarvnrd University, will make an
address on The Relation of ,lmmigra.~
tion to Agricultural Prosperity, which
will be followed by discussion and
ndloul nmeul
The oiiii'crs oi the conference are:
J. Lewis Ellsworth, secretary of the
president; H C.‘ Mor1ison.sintc super-
iniehdent of schools of New limp-
shire; viceprosidcnt; William D. l-lurd,
dean of the College of Agriculture,
University of Maine. secretary—treasur-
er- Charles I). Hills, Of this city. sec-
retary of the state board oi education.
lathe“ first member of the executive
committee. the other members of
which are: Rev. if. 'I‘. Root, of Provi-
dence: George W. l'icI-cc, master of
the Vermont State Grange, ill-attic-
bore Vt.. and President K. 1.. Buttel
field, oi" the Massachusetts AgQrIculiur
at College.
lie good and you will be happy—«us
happy as you can be undei the circum
Progress will be held on Thursday and ,
the corn show being taken up that, In . ..
Q,» and Poi on Good Flesh
. ,.Q
The ;almost: universal Interest
physical culture Is the itSi e .ldeuce
that can be" offered as to the Iu-ed of
a simple hnd scientific method of mak-
ing thin peoplelfat,‘ Increasing uncouth
and restoring health.
. Athletics, when“ carried to ill] ex
mama-lofted result in straining the
vithlbrgans: How much ~blattor' it
would‘bo 'for the average, person to
regain health: strength alliii‘fltil’iil by
using ‘ Samose: a This: lieslI—i‘ormin g I'ood
Is assimilated as soou'as‘it enters the
atthnachruit' helps the organs to as-
similate. the-‘food and extract the
flesh-tortillas: :‘eleinents; it. builds up
the muscles and Iounds out the limbs
into shapely plumpness.
Samose has been so successful In
making this people fat and restoring
the weakest! run down to strength
and health that F. H. Baxterj- the pop-
ulur druggiat sells it. under his per
sons] guarantee to. refund the money
it It does not benefit.
An offer Iike’tllis certainly shows re-
markable faith in the powers of Sam-
-osc to do all that is claimed for II.
No one should slider any longer from
a thin, run down-condition, now that
Snmose’s remarkable powers are
known. ' ' ' ‘
FINEDQII‘AND cos-rs.
M
.t
The Price Gogdosky Paid to Chase Tom
Silk with a Stone.
August oéého‘sky, who was ’arrested
by Constable, J. J.‘ Goodwin, on a
charge of assaulting 'i'om Silk, on (3011'
necticui avenue, was fined 55 and costs
this morning by Judge Joseph ll. ’l‘ny-
lor. Gogdos’kydidu’t hurr- Ihc money,
but Ilermau Quiilner pm. It up for him.
it appeared from the testimony that.
While (logdoaky did not actually start
the trouble. he went at. Silk, who had
done nothing andcalied him indecent
names. Then Silk planted his list. '0!)
logdoaky’s anatomy. ('iogdoaky then
picked up a stone and chased Hiik [or
several blocks. after which Silk made
a complaint.
-mw. E... W W
NEW BRITAIN PHYSICIAN'S
CASE
HARTFORD, March ii.——~Among the
sixty cases to be heard at the criminal
term or the bupel 1m couIQI
opened yesterday llrii‘rflfliln uiiil Judge
Ralph Wheeler presiding, are the up-
peal or Dr. Emilio Sei'a, of New Brilv
sin. from the. judgment or the loam
court, uhich fined him in: lmpiopci
abhduct anti the case against John W.
Rivers of this city,
tier bonds of $10000 on a charge of
contaminating young gills. The chief
witness against [thus is a gill said
to be only flliccn yculs old. She has
been under the rim» or iili,‘ comi oni-
ciuls since the [hell hill]. the claim he-
Ing made that an attempt had been
made to spirit her out oi the jurisdic-
tion of the comb
CASTQR iA
ills Kill You Iim
shown.
algam .ooo“ or
mBmWoInI
ND
“9"?“ IN THE VlQORQI-D‘. ..
disc Sines 'Says DrugdiIibBI-xler |
In'
which
aim has been lllli .
What does this Sign mean?
doing business is honestly desired.
from roots and herb“
I
are told?
. ‘I‘QQ
”hQ
(ionic and 'See tor Yourself.
Wil§ them over such a person as Lydia E. Pinkham, and is there
‘ my Mrs; i’iukham now to whom sick women are asked to write?
.CoQIfneand See for Yourself.
is the vast private correspondence with sick women conducted
by women Only, and are the letters kept strictly confidential?
Come and See for Yourself.
Have they really got letters from more than a million women?
Come and See for Yourself.
Have they proof that Lydia L. I’inkham' I Vegetable Compound
has cured thousands of these women?
Come and See for Yourself.
This advertisement is only for doubters.
women who know from their own personal experience that no
medicine in the world equals 1. ydia 1'.
Bound ior female ills will still go on using and being benefited by it;
at the poor doubting, suffering \uunau must, for iicr own sake, be
taught uhfldeiicc, for she also might just as well regain her health.
This is a view of the. laboratory in Lynn, Mass, in which
Lydia E. Pinkham 3 Vegetable Compound as made. Q
There is a sign 5 feet long and 2i feet wide attached, permanently,
to the front of the main building which reads as follows:
Public inspection Invited— from 8 AM. to 4 RM.
eLydla EQ. Pinkliam Medicine 00.
..~
-.
It means that public hispe'ction oi the iiiboratory and methods of
.It means that there :5 nothing
about the Pinkham business which' Is not " open and above-board. "
It means that a permanent invitation is extended to any one to
come and verify. the statements made In the advertisements of Lydia
E Binkhiim’ s Vé‘grtab‘lc Compound. .
II Lydia E. Pinkhain’I' Vegetable Compound made exclusively
Come and See for Yourself.
Do the women of America toutihuaily use a! much of it as we
The great army of
l’iukham's Vegetable Com-
SOUTH NORWALKCLUE BOWLINE
Team Six Wins Two and Team Three
One otthe Game: Played.
'l‘hc shines in the South Norwalk
Club ilOWiillfiniDlll'nfllllf‘lli played last
night were between ,Tcaius Three. Six
and Seven, mulch Teammix won
ttlo and Tori roe one. The scores:
~ . Firstfiame.
Team ii; "" ‘ ' SI. Sp. Sc.
30m the QQ Jarvis. (‘npl.=..' ....... 7.1 ~ {I 147
a!“ ”mpg of. Dibble ....... Q .......... 3 i 150
. Q , Q Aisthorpe ......... l 2 ”3
.Q "‘ Q‘ _j Q QQQ .Q Hoffman *:‘ .......... l 5 Mn
SUMMER RESIDENCE BURNED» .1 :7
\\‘li.-I.IMAN'I‘JC, March 3.-—-’l‘he in. ms
handsome summcl lesideuce of Mrs. 0311311.; ‘ ' ...,
1.. ii. Dcwiug, or Hniiiord, at Mans: 5;“i‘i'iQC “1",: ‘1‘ £33;
field (‘cntcl near here was destroyed 1Q, 8‘1“""1‘. Q 1 iii’
III the at. noon estelday. No one M ”‘PY‘ ""‘H .- 13-
was lividg III the ease. and but little _ n "i at, " "
oi the, large amount of Raluableturui. ‘ , a
title was saved. It is not known how. Q. G e "
the tire originated. The.loss will be. .. Tea ,- 335°“ "(34 q cc'
3.1703099; will-ii ooveredbylnsurance. Jarvismt‘iipi 'I 2" ion. iiii
’ . 3' Dibble ....... ' .......... 2 4 iii
‘Aisthorpc ..............3 i 112
Q Hoduian ............... I :l 110
. 512
Team 3.
. ’ Donahue. Capt. i 3 123
° Hoyt .................. 0 ii 127
some ................. l 2 114
Taylor .................. l . 3 I29
‘ “ 493
1 Third Game.
i Team 7 Si.‘ Sp. _Sc.
.. DB'Wifl', Capt. .......... 1 15 148
‘QSlgmund ...........1 l 96
.Eiliuch .. ....... ‘ ...2Q 2Q 132
Malley .......... ‘.':....0 ' 2" ' 95
' 471
ll Team 3. . ,‘r
Donahue Capt. ...’ ..... Ii ' 3 , 196
- H ........ ..... 0 0 . 127
; Fooie ...... . ...... 2 2 . 107
. “Taylor . . I .......... 2 3 135
. . 565
i The next games will be tonight he
. £tleee'Qn One,“ FQlye and Si! ,
C‘SfiaflIA-
1mg“ ‘ Willi" NM
Ive
'” Quail... oftQQth
liII Mme ‘Imi a
part of the wor.
" . .lWardl avenue, Monday, according
Q- Qlcomplaint, but did not has
" '. £2 did to put iii ltn apnea
snip $50 bond whs‘ declared. forieited
beén no troubiAi‘tor the ponds to lists
~ some plenty in museum on tensity
SH E“ BLEW OUT.
f .__..__
Fascinating Youn’g Eorluue Teiier's
l Bond Called This Morning.
1 Mary Susi. the pretty young tel-tune
iteller, who sudceeded In getting 310
,out of William H. Jennings, of '~Wood Q
to
It ‘Q.loh
rning. when .her case with
y the court.
Mr. Jennings
iifiwsyer. was on hand.
t is also said
at there woiuld hdvé
that she had spammed to aim- IIlQiIn
£theln_Q also. M9
l Passerlin-‘mn efiioy‘: yodir doQg line
. blttemnlslon ti: lame. . I
DOE Omen—41in? that's is high as
he .eoqudQ reach ouQ wdulotn't expect
,9. pub “is him in bite yer n sck, would
Qlyer'l-llondon Tit Bits. .-
I
i
. Hawaiian L38:
and the suspension of coastwise laws.
I.
suitcase on. TRIAL. P
—_—-——.
Jury Completed and the Case Starts
Again in Chicago.
CHICAGO. March (Lu—Willi the jury
complete. and the legal ducks for the
time cleared for action, the case oi' the
United States Government against the
Standard Oil Company of Indiana on
the charge of acrcpung rebates from
tin-.- Chicugo and Alton Railway got un-
der way today for the second time. As-
sistant. United States District Attorney
James II. Wilkerson, who was District‘
Attorney Edwin W. Sims‘ chief aide
ill the firm trial, began the presenta-
tion of the govcrumcut's case. He was
expected in (Killitilliil‘ by noon. This
ni'icl'nmln ii is I'xpccled the govern-
ment's ilrst wilu ‘ss will be called, He
is H. S. Hollam. chief rate clerk of
tho Chicago and Alton llailroudcut the
lime tho oil‘company shipped Its prod-
uct over the road from Whiting, lnd.,
to East St. Louis at the six cent role.
Mr. Holland was one of the most lm-’
portnut witnesses iu'the {owner trial.
II‘. A. Wann, who was gene‘ral't‘reight
agent of the Alton at the time or the
alleged concessions were made will
follow MI. Holland open“ the witness
stand. The next witness ‘DlObflbh will
be Horace Tucker chairman of. the St.
‘ Louis Chichgo Tragic Bureau.
W
ICA_STOE‘1A.
Boer-tile iiflKiQM Yflliiial WNWQ
Signature
of '
FATHERS OF SIX CHILDREN EX:
EMP'QIQ' QQQFQROM POLL TQAX.
stature Approves Roose-
ve’it’s‘ I on 'Large Fanilllds.
or Repre‘séhfiltlv‘es or the territorial
legislature today approved. .lPresldent .
Roosevelt‘s vieWs on the ‘advantage of
the state 0'! largeltsmilles by adopting
a. bill which provides that fathers oli
six or more children be exempt from
poll ta§H Q
The ease adopted also a concur-
rent resolution favoring QII ship subsidy
Tun
Gold Medal Flour leads them all. I
- So some.
WT
STARQIQN NOT SOLD.
Will 8e Reliant and see Another Fifty
Years 0! Service.
it is definitely announced by the
Starin Transportation company that
the John H. Stalin wrecked on the
Bridgeport breakwater will be rebuilt.
and either put in commission on her
old run or sold. The report that she
had been disposed of for amusement
purposes was denied. as was the state-
ment that the Insurance companies
were having herniaved. The boat was
not insured.
:Buuer F
regular me
til o F. will hoIQ'idIt.
thigh" WI filfifirefi oh colioor
Weapon * u‘tlefir appen.
dloitit :th Wmfim‘ warms! one.
u ramp 9
PQ‘e lniv‘armq‘io we monorail alwlliI‘erlnp
at anti. 'l‘her‘e is but one Painkiller}
Davis‘. Alsrg‘eabo. sizesewellas’thsmo. size.
Qmen of the state to hold any Imporin- -
[lions of‘siock from France for the '
Ibrowniuil moth liuw.1)‘een~tolllld ou‘.
guurseI-y stock imprinted from France
‘ lulu (.‘ounec iicui.
i show Iinccs oi the. nests oi not are
‘ cannons oi‘ the infested plants have
, During dessert the bald headed
. dropped :his napkin.
'Conn i
HONOLULU, March 3.-—'Q‘he House . .
swing to the watchlulness of the state
‘Wtilmlig‘ Against
Iile Brown-iaii
”4......
W. E."Brittoh,i stale entomologist,
has sent word'to the ‘varlous nursery-
patii six months until they run be ill-
spected, as several winter nests oi‘ the
This is lile moth
which baa. done so much damage III
Massachusetts, New IQinmpshlre and
Maine
Al Ihc agricultural station this morn
ing, it. was stated that several nests
had been found on the stock lmpottcd
Irom abroad. and that the station had
been notified oi‘all'such shipments,
and are now busy-,inspoctiug them. i
The browatuil mom is one of the
most serious posts to vegetation In.
’liliS part of the country, and has done i
thousands (if dollars worthor omega."
to trees and shrubs in New England
and particularly-In Massachusetts for
the past three years. it has not sain-
ed any fooling in this state, however,
agriculturisls. Q
’llle nuisery men of this state import
their seedlings from France, where the
climate ls more favorable for! their
quick development. Some time. ago
th state enlounlogist, was notified.
that. on these sec in“ there, had been
found several winter nests of . the
moths, and he at once put into effect
a system of inspection. .
>Q'l‘licQ station has a list. of all ship-
ments made to nurserymen In
«late, and sovernlfii‘uheac-have al-
ready bccu Inspected. The hosts are
round on (bounds of the twigs, and
are cm off and bullied. All the other
seedlings in the box whethci that
then dipped in a solution a hit II des-
troys the eggs or the moth and the
packing in which the seedlings clinic is
also bur.ncd
so far as ihe station know. ai pics
been allowed to gel by without inspec-
lion.
HE DIDN'T CARE FOR MELON.
During one of tho banquets of the
church congress ill London, a ccrtniu
bishop had as his left hand companion
u clergyman who was completely bhld.
Vicar
and stooped to
pick it up. At this moment thi1 bish-
op. who was talking to his Iighi hand
neighbor, felt Ii slight touch on his left
arm. He turned and bolloldin‘g the
vicnr's pain on a iclcl with his elbow.
take some pineapple "——Fr0m Success
Magazine. Q
GRORGIA‘SM
qu i'ilei says Gold Medal Flour only
Q VauoNIIA.
cons lN Ann anthem oua
_, yaw fuss or ‘
Gas 1
and .
EleélrliD
Twill Cities and at pnces I
that deiy competition.
upon
Iences. QA cosy and chair will make
’his pleasure all the more certain.‘ We
.have them In all kinds—«or indoor 'or
i
"ii
veranda. use. Fins wicker rdckers and
arm-chairs that positively look Invit- ..
lng. They resemble vigilant policemen
in the sense of inviting a rest, but a
rest in them is Welcome.
The A. J. Angevme
8: Sun Co.
.1344“ WASHINGTON STREET.
this .
said “No thank \ou. no melon: 1 Will .
In. no serration- iii the 3;.
. .. j, -.'v L ,- Q.
of a man’s home enjoyment depends:
"his surroundings-«his conven-,
c't 'ur.{healti'i‘ uninth:
QQilllIQ," sn‘di keep well
J miwr‘km I; .
TEMEPRANGE TIDE RISING.
BUSI‘ONQ;Q;hlarcI .3 r’l‘hat the tem-
pelanrn; l d'_e,ip nssnchusetlslls still
Iising Was shown ill a celupllniion of
the million from the annual Incetihgs
in 164 out {ii lg; In is, as 13 changed
ii'rom ‘wei"-t to idry“ and two from
dly" to '.wet" Last year 56 out of
321 town voted iii tova oi’ liquor sell
ing. Next week and during April the
balance of the, towns In the state will
also vole an ill license iiuestou. but
up to today the sentiment ill favor oi:
no license seems to be gaining.
THE
Cadillac
Four Cylinder, Model 30,
1
deluged in Norwalk,
cannot beequ‘aiied by any other
Qca'r sollwlétdr, $2.9M; .,
Have a demonstration before
buying and learn for yourself.
. F.,E.Qfl}.oéawood
8; Company
39 WALL snegfinoawntk.
A . Woolens
arb 11on iii fit‘ock and '
only. tulle tuned into .
Stylish Spring Suits as soon .‘
as youifiaéiils'ieéeu'es—
litlfl ii iii]. iii
Everything for evening
wear—Shirts Collars, Ties,
. Gichs.
ull—FT—
JosephiDaVIs
Tailor, QClothier, Hatter,
. hiOhGl‘ ‘
Truhko' 'o‘n'd Leather Good:
_85 Washington street
"ngqm‘mg‘wflhfva gift“
FIN“
c-twr.
Q your shear is
"“ It will make a ‘ean
Cdt‘ihé'fulll‘eu hof the ads
- githout‘khew ngQi'or‘Q‘plnchs '
‘ I is and -
lio germane s and others
Enid pair geshears as a
oo.l
T’ Wiisgsiiea‘l‘s Hild scissors cold
no hibie‘than the average, but
9 tall Ilié oi libs:
.ctc. if you do
T.
CHAS. E. DOW
112 _QWA8HIN°.E°& STREET.
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