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MBN. Oct. 153r~8eorstary
signed the contuact with the
it dblpiihiididz Company
11111101111121! battleship Arkan-
|
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‘ e-o1her Dreadnought, the
these two vessels on the ways.
“Without will have under
etion' 111111111 1111111111.... in all
s. Wyoming, Vsonlh Caro-
Dakota, Flor-
dltldn there are under way sev-
iii , twenty torpedo boat dc-‘
d lxteen submarines:
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5 55, 111111111151 was taken to the
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man,- Oct. 13.-.'i‘hree years
Frank Rina, Woe run over
till killed by a truck on
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111,11 1.111111105111111 11111111111201:
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since 1589923 1111111 11911111111111sz :1 on.
1- 01111117111110de the 11111»
51111111111 thdirviite when Mr. ‘Kldasy
spotted 111 the supper table Monday
minus his long l111l1.i~Ie didn't. alter
any explanations and no one had 1nd
temcrlly to ask him about the hair
cut. Those who watched Mr. Kidney
closely say that he acted like a man
who had lost all hope, and was just
drifting along a creature of despair.
Yeste1day afternoon M1. Kidney went
for a long walk alone. About dusk he
was found in a semiconsclous condi
Ition lying on the road that runs from
Five 111115151111 Aiisr "11111111151 1
Little 1311111111111
The question as to how long you are
going to continue a sufferer from indi-
gestion. Dyspepsia oi out~of- order
stomach is merely a matter of how
st‘icn you begin taklnx some VDiapep-
s n.
if your 2311111111111 is lacking in dines-
tlve power, why not help the stomach
to do its work. not with drastic drugs,
bill a Its-enforcement of digestive
agenta.s11ch as are naturally or worn
in the stomach.
People with weak sitamachs should
take. a little Diapepsln occasionally.
and there will be no more indigestion.
up feeling like a lump of lead in the
stomach, no heartburne. Soul llsinzs.
Gas or stomach or Beiching oi! undi-
gested food. Headaches. Business or
.1
5Noroton Heights easterly to Darlen Sick Stomach. and besides. what you
His face was smeared with dust and 0i“ “ii“ “0‘ ferment “d ”0'90“ 5'0”
breath with nauseous odors. All these
blood and he appeared to be hurt prot 31’le 0 ms 1111111111111; from a s 0111'. our
ty badly, but when they lifted him in (".011er BtOmflCh and dyspepsia are 1
to a stretcher and carried him to the generally relieved live minutes after:
. BOSTON AND MAiNVE RAILROAD
- mad. stated some time ago that in
.. Charlea S. Mellon, of the New York.
.1 New Haven and Hartford
Moll.
. created pinched nerves and
' flier like in the difldroiit oriana tho
‘ raatorod 1111111111 1111111111111. the six
. Ila. Jinan. Kidney! tan-111m- Dis
‘ masher-11°11. :1
hospital it was found that there were
no serious injuries.
. MEETING.
LAWRENCE. 11.11.11.011... 13.~
With the interest of the lullrood ofll
rials of the count”, and paiticulnrh
of New England. cents-10d on 1111 out
come. the annual meeting of 11111 Mark
holders of the Boston and Maine Rail
10nd Company was licld in this (it)
today Many and varied have been
the rooms 1i1c11latod tor a long 111111.
umcerulng the probable changes to
he made at today's awaiting 111 the
management of the 1.1111111111111111..th
President Lucius Tuttic. of the rail
expected to be rc-t-iected. it was the
belief of many interestcd in the at:
his changes in the directorate might
5be made which would mean that hill
matély the presidency of the system
'vrouid pass from him to President
railroad.
Another rumor which appeared to
have gained considerable'grmmd was
that Vice-President Timothy E.
Byrues, of the Boston and Maine,
would succeed i’rosidcul ’i‘uttie as
head of that system.
run NEWSGIENCE
Definition of C '
cut-apnea 1111 1111.14» or us.
cans. are“: 31” “and tiloartofad
noting the mo. mudd- are can-ad
y. a wan-11.471111 or 1111111111. in an
Ivon if done in count: 11
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limbo.
compactors remove the canal or
this din-u and pits. and health it
serve ””5!pr in your body.
Nervous “I Rheumatism. PCT!!!
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Out-vat “111;”. airing; I You "7:11:
savor to e v at root-ac c a
moose l0 italpV'yoo.
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W. ...... W1Mw..mm-......,....
, out will taste good. because
taking a little Diapebsln.
Go to your drugxist. and get a 50
cent case of Pope’s Diapepsin now.
and you will always go to the table
with a hearty appetite. and what you
your
stomach and intestines will be clean
and fresh, and you will know there
are not going to be am more bad
nights and 11112111111111: days for you.
They freshen you and make you tool
like life is worth living._ ,_ _.
M.~n.~.. ”.1.
Pililiilil iiilliililiii
ROYAL ARCANUM liENEFiT.
”This Woman and This Man." by
Avery liotiwood. the author of
Clothes, Etc.” which was pronounced
by the peers of New York and Phila-
dolphin no one of the best dramatic
oil‘crlngs of tho season has been se-
lected by l'onassus5Couucll or the
Royal Aracnum for their benefit 0c
door» from "Thl‘o' “Man and ‘i‘blor Wo-
"f'vnan «or
labor lilh at Music llali. This 1110»
duction with the popular emotional at:
truss. Miss Minn-lo Virtoreon, was 0111
of the (111911112111 successes of the
Maxine Elliott Theatre. New York
. and will be presented at Music Hall in
all its detail by one of the foremost
companion of New York players.
“This Woman and This Man" should
he 11 haunt-r attraction of the season.
Good Show at Music Hall.
please and which was greeted by a
enthusiastic audience 111111 evening.
5 tall, and has
'l‘hel‘e is a good hill on this week
,at Manic Hall which cannot full to
8111111111 nanny 1511111 111111111 11110 1114
word for the capture or 091111 2891111111
who escaped froth the omlniyjhll ye'tu;
terdpy iteration 115115 is any: roaming
11.151111111111110 lde.‘ A iléocrlption
of" the don‘vi‘ct ‘hns- been 11111 broad-
cast all over the slate and it is ex
posted that Milan 'will soon be cap.
tured. Several deputy dheril'fs have
been sent out to makio 5a search for
the missing convict.
Behan‘s escape created grout excite
meat in the North 711111.119 was work-
lug in the room where they 111111111;
lecture concrete blocks 111111 1111111111 it
moment of confusion dashed out the
door and up Madison avenue.
alarm was given and the pursuit start-
ed .Men and boys on foot people in
wagons and Pat O'Bric11,ihe flocifoot-
ed iccman, joined in the chase. But
Behan' was going some. lie had his
‘shoos in his hand and managed to keep
ahead of his pursueis 11111 last 1111.11
of mm was when he raced through a
backyard and disappeared Vluio Bench' :1
11011111:
111511111 “was sewing a sentence of
15 Months an assault. on .i‘usilcc
.lanlesCavnnuugh of Newton,
about 358 years old. it foot 8 inches
1a redlsh' moustache.
When he escaped he wore regulation
prison garb. 'i‘hc trousers of this‘otiti
fit have one black leg 111111 one'rit 11.1111.
Justice Cavnnauxh is afraid Bolton will
visit Newtown and tiura hii burn or
do something equally 11111111111111.1111
visited Sherilr i-lawley this morning
and expressed his fears. lichen was
arrested because he visited Cavin-
nuxh‘s home and threatened to blow
the justice‘s head off with a shot gun.
He had served one month of his sen-
trace.
The
PRESIDENT TAPT lN ARIIONA.
On His Journey Back to the Atlantic
Coast.
’ 11111.1, 11111., Oct. 13.—-Presldent
Taft today is speeding across the sands
of Arlaoua on hlsVlourney back from
the Pacific to the Atlantic coast. i-le
crossed the Colorado rive-rat Yuma
5 shortly after 11 o'clock this morning
and proceeded, with a pause at Maris-
cops, the railroad junction town. where
5 the train left the main line, north.
V ward toward PharaohsF
“other prin-
cipal cities of the to tory.
The president was met at Yuma by
Governor Sloan, of Ariiona, accompan-
ied by the other territorial olficlala
5 and prominent citizens.
‘At Tempe. the tire: scheduled stop.
5 the president will speak a few wards
from the car platform n11 matters of
interest 1o the citirehs of the territory
The formal ceremonies of welcome
by the governor will take place at
Phoenix. to be reached shortly atlsr
noon.
one hour and 1h.» president will do
liver his principal address in Arizona.
A short uniomobllt- ride tlirough the
valley will be tlkr-n and the president
will visit the ludiau Sachooi and other
polutn of interest.
braving the capital, the train will
proceed still northward toward the
mountains and the Grand Canyon.
which they will 111uch tomorrow.
The special in scheduled to reach
Prescott at 0:211, where a stop of
an hour will be 111111111 and the president
I
GLASS THROWN
He 111‘
Here a step will be made for 1.1.5”
. _ Vilarh hills'iuce'the 11111111.; reopened for
" 111111121", to rant; has 11.11111 a one unit
will deliver a puhllcVadress.
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big feature of the modest bill is 11111
Plat iron nmtmemr-ut Citlilllfliiy. which
presentk Ship Catlin ih a 011111111111 marl
lest novelly in thrcr scones entitled
“'i‘be Fl! lii’ Night Minstrels." 111111
is an act which 1111111111: in make a big
hit 111112111 the honntrt. 'i‘br 11111111 111111
dialquo ht bright dud clover 111111 ilk
act in so infectuousiy humorous“ till“
it keeps tile Whols’andicucc in an uni
tear. Next wse‘k this act 1011' 011““
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heater, New York. 111111111. ilnri
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drilling or rmrk rarest 111111 111111 :11er
Mayor acts 11111 l’owerfl Brothers iii
"A fish 91111111- sud “Emaii‘nef” 330'
waurso ran AMNDONING euro
MOIlLl.
Nlliw HAVEN. 0111. ld.~tieorae Wit:
son. alias (1111111511 minors. arrested
lat alight. was 11111111 to Hartford to
day, a. 15111 is undo-r11 10‘ be woliisd,
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idles driving 11111111 to 117.11» plan-5s and
thou “1611111111 tiwm. “ ‘ .11
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Nor-walk .
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'i‘o ours on ochlnu back.
'flie 111111111 of mushroom.
111ed~out feelinu.1
Ton must 111111. the spot—get at the
“iii“ 1111111 cases 'iis the 1111111111111
“noun a Kidney Pills are for the kid-
n ”1 2.
Mrs 111.1. Conklin. 51th Washington
Street South Nonwalll. ll“- .Bfl‘d'
“i suffered from rhéumats sin and kid
ney trouble to:- years. There was a
constant bearingV down pain, in the
small or my 11111131 do: times 4 WM
no stiff and 11111:.“1 could not. walk
The kidney secrctl s were also inn
4185‘51
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Dora's 111111831111ng spoken or.
i wont to Mrs. [111111 's drug store
and tomcat“ ll .MX15, Although other
remedies! and tried laid 111111111 to give
me relief. Doan' s Kidney Bills at once
Went to the seat of my trouble and
before i had finished the contents of
no box, the pain in my back had
essened to a great extent. i continued
their use and found more and more
relief until i was rid of the trouble.
i have not had an attack of rheuma-
tism in over two years and i give
Dean‘s Kidney Pills the credit."
For sale by all dealers. Price 1'10
cents. i-‘ostor-Milburn 00., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Doon's—and
take no other.
litre THE
srnear.
Trolley Company Employe Thought.
Ieuiy put it in the Path of
Automobiles.
The latest enemy to autmnobilists
has just. been discovered in Norwalk
in the person of one of the conductors
of the trolley company.
As the 11:12 car left the corner of
Main street for South Norwalk rail-
road station it had several passengers
on the rear platform.
The car stopped at the Innuci to al1
low some passengers to get an and
when it started suddenly one of them
was thrown violently against the win-
dow in the roar of the car. 319 force
or the blow breaking the glass.
Then the real point 50f the affair
was up. Captain of Police Hunt said
that from where he stood in Main
street, he saw 11 man in the uniform
of the trolley company deliberately
pull lhc jagged pieces from the ironic
and straw them along Main street.
The oinccr waited for some tinn- for
the returner the car and then notified
Division Superintendent Copley agthe
Norwaik cor horns of the broken glass
in the roadway and ‘he immediately
seam man to clean it up.
it was rather amusing, though, to
notice a big mahlno come down the
street at a high nits of speed and the
chauffeur seeing the glass swerv-
ed away over towards
so suddenly that. the road was well.
scraped for several feet. 1
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thtrtdu-‘tb'h cry
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New 1111;111:121»: 1.12sz «1
HARTFORD RAILROAD
’ ‘ V‘) AW 1
was frosts.
the gutter .
for all Household Uses
l‘herc has been a removal into new (matters. I\ new
section has been built 111 the foot of the main cutramc 111
the lower 111.111.111.111“... there 1.»; a fine opportunit) for show-
ing 1.111 the
Scarfa and Centers with Clapy lace edges
Madeira Embroidertid Pieces of all sizes and styles
Renaissance Lace-bordered Tidics, Scat-ts, and centers
Mexican Drawnwork Scaris and Shams, Cloths and
Dollies
. Buttonhole Edged Pieces and Embroidered Lawns.
Madeira Centers and Dollies.
'i‘wcnty-fuur inches. $8.75, $5.00 and $4.00
'1 wolvc inches. $1.50 and $1. 25.
Tu: inches $1. 50.
Six int-1111.3 75 ('10 50,40,111111251;
.\i :ulcira \1 aria 20 x 154 i11cl1cs,$9..00
ihc above work is 101‘} beautiful. and cannot in- cx-‘
rolled. it must be soon to he apprccialcd.
ilraidcti Lawn Scnrfs and Shams, 50 and 981?.
Crossbar Lawn St'nrfs and Shams, 981'.
Sean's trimmed with lincu torcbon edge, 98c...
Lawn Starla will: lilot insertion,
Buttonholed Lunch Sets
Of heavy lines with buttonholcd edges winch arc of the
strongest and most durable kind. 'llicv do not fro) or wear
quickly. in 11 into with embroidery in white pale pink, or
111111 blur. $5. 00 :1 no.1
1111010111101] (0111ch in sizes from (1 10 45 inches,
11011-11 sizes
25. 35. 11nd 5017.
21
from 5 to 98¢.
Remnants of Tapestry Brussels Carpets, a gathering
which .11 cragcs lengths 1mm 8 yards to 24 11.:1r1in and 11 inch
have been 901 111111 $1.00 :1 yard, are selling at
69c a yard.
A fine Mahogany Dining Suite, :1 perfect reproduction
of .\tu 111g and («denial stv,lc nine pious touiplctc,1s
uti'trcd :11
$150.00.
Thé D M. Read Co.
.4.
To call attention to our stock o6 thdbe 11111111111111 goods we have '
chosen as our leader
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ilave taken two popular numbers “1111111111 Barium Prices on
in £00000“on 3, 1900.
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