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sizallou oi Curls Explains the

‘ Failure to Act ‘
oz...Jugslturtpy....chancellov of the
, Chihulio Dinoese. of Hartford,

..

on , with a‘ifhftrford Courant rel
it built who“; the matter of
iiiiia'y luthomppointment of a sue-
to Elation Michael Tierney. who
on Ohiober 5. I908. Various rum-
‘ I it current .as to the entree
rout iieliy and ChanceliBr
. inflation apparently puts
m It Gm; ‘ .
that on No

vemher 2. 1909.

'i at: tion of the ‘Roman Curls
..- the fdelayds due. so far
to that fact. Prior to
‘ Whgwbuzintmentg 3f blljsh‘ttipg
" ,s E anuan lone
shin had dopbndod upon the action
‘ ,t the gangregatlon of the Propagan-
' 3.. but. from November 2. 1903. the
power visa vented to the Consiatorlal

’ ' ‘n, ,vvliicli now is consulted

‘ ‘nt‘nlefits' for practically the
an Catholic world. the ex-
plain“ a few missionary dio-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

1',
continua
«see.
,Thla change brought a great amount
“additional workupon the Consistor-
ialflmreiatlon and its members had
”anion acquaint themselves with con-
ditions in their new territory and all
thiapyennt delay. so that the failure
' to appoint to the liartford see does
not mean that anything. out of the
ry has nod. in this can-
'iion' Chancel or. Hurray said that.
I he the death of Bishop Tierney. but
on? bishop hits been named in the
Dated States, that one being Bishop
F ty. of Cleveland. 1
“ he Consistorial Congregation nicelts
.T , , exec t, or ox t s
" he gM‘ifiust. schema” and a
‘ " pm of ootober when. owing to the
I nithealthy climate. the cardinals leave
Romp. The but meeting,“ the obn-
-atipp after this recess was held
.Thursdpy. andthe appointment
. in {side starry time now. or it

 

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’30 further.

9‘“. mil}. “$0318 rilmbrs
as Jelly Chancellor Mun
said: ' ‘ shearthetn constantly
. so tar as any origin the United
- .irnowl, they are all without
soon and the r absurdity ls evi-
knits» ”v.9“? 'f o knows. til pro-
ur‘mlnftotho. The Holy other
.. ‘ ,‘anhodnced that, any member
f'hfommdktalidnt W‘hg should dele-
v-anapp _, w, anyone x.
v‘ - his .odhffwm be suspend-
types. it inserlain that no

“a .“ . as free rumored. that
' Ohm“! be t in from this
Newest: rejected. or that
girth guano indwmlltiog to

' "e ' on an e ap-

e ”priest from an-

Wm‘ ent..should be do-
t e ,‘ int whore there seems
so that. classes iuI-nny
2: he costumed a bishop
‘ . dlticese may be called
In,» them. but, as yet, this
my herbaceous ucept in two Poi-
isli.thhatt in two churches of that
j ,‘tflhhseh have been‘ migrmed by
. . iifilry bishop o the ',foceso of
O -.“Wlfd"ls a is. and who
. all to Who in the am and was
re ask if to act. Bishop Tier.
“vibe-w until-in: ln‘hts labors
chili-whose lunch was of short dura-
tion. had performed his work so faith
fully that, as yet, the diocese has not
repaired atddrom another bishop.

' W.”

. ,A vouch”! lockLer FREE.

Aa’y person who will call at Plain-
tad’I drain-Ito's will as given a little
’boahistt mitt-nu , an consent auto

fr-.,.Etl ii is i! has one or more
persons w o nitrogenous. pimples.
hindruff. ring worm. taller. prickly
MJW 0* some tors; of skin or

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in. simple manner that

. raon tar a.perussl of it can

filial. is the maize: witht than: an}:
O:W9 o no a a nip

‘ WM will. dpatrpy the germ

tomes thallium and is

#353” cc“ Mannie of gut
, Ol‘ 9. Ol'
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hummin- ftho sol-vani-
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foot of Benoit Sh.

' * WflfiFAT“ ‘ inuPHLh‘i‘.

r. J. J. BROWN. General Passenger Agent.
on that Beach BL. is. v. 1

 

Given-n and Whitman Among New
York's successful Candidates.

Two Connecticubborn and bred men
are among the successful candidates in
“19"wa York city election, Edward J.
Gavegnn, who was elected Supreme
District, and Charles s. Whitman, who
was elected District-Attorney ovcr

George Gordon Battle by 26,631. Mr.
Gavexan's plurality was 15,436.

The Justice-elect was born In. Rock-
vill‘a‘. and is the son of Michael Gave-
sl'n, who was for years employed as
collector and advertising agent for
the Connecticut Catholic. or Catholic
Transcript. Mr. Gnvcgun worked as
a lad in the mills at liockviile, ’l‘ol-
land County, where he who burn and
paid his chin way through college and
Yale Law School, from which he grad.
uated in 1891. He has no officehold-
lng record. He is a member of Yale.
Manhattan and CathOlIc clubs. and So.
ciety of medical Jurisprudence; be
fore entering Yale he was a musician.
and he hamslnce kept up his member
strip in the Musical Mutual Protective
Union. for which he has been cimuscl
since l892.

Judge Whitman was born In Nor-
wich, forty~oue years ago. He gradu-
ated from Amherst College. where in-
was a mcmber of the Alpha Delta Phi
fraternity. and then went to the New
York University Law School. from
which he was admitted to the Bar in
1894. He was outraged in the pruc»
tlcc of his profession in 1891. when
he was appointed an assistant corpor—
ation counsel. After serving as legal
adviser to Mayor Seth how, and as
legal rcprcscntntlw of the city at the
State capital. he was made police max»
lstrate. From this office he was up.
minted by Gov. Hughes in the po
sition of Judge of the Court of General
Sessions. Since he has been in piifill"
office. Judge Whitman has» taken a
continual uctlvc purl in advocating po
lice reforms. As a magistrate he took
part in a movement to prevent the it
legal selling of liquoraand was instru-
mental in the form‘idn of the Night
Police Court. He is president of flip
Anti-Policy Society.

M.—
WELSH WINS ON POlNTB.

 

Ha Defeats .aumm'm for English
Lightweight Title.

LONDON, Nov. fin—«Welsh dt-fuuiuii
Summers at the National Athletic
Club last night, winning the light
weiubt championship or England and
tho diamond studded gold bi-lt given
by Lor liousdaie.

Summers was not In such good form
as when he beat Britt, but no mode a
good showing, at lug the whole lwcn‘

ty rounds. hobo dissented wlinnibu
rcfcrcc are the fight to Welsh on
points. he victor undoubtedly was

i-lcverer than Summers and lmprovod
as the fight prugrcascd.

 

“4....—

IEECHAM'B PILLS.

"llnrk, the Herald Ankols shill."
Beecham'a Pills are Just the thing.
"Peace on earth and mercy mild.”
Two for man and one for child.

A great many years up. some was
created this porvcrplon. but Ila happy
jingle along with the sober truth it
suggests has made this verse a byword
with millions of people. it illustrates
the [not popularity in which lleeeh-
um'a lln armbvid and the wonderful
saint thpt they are doing. Every yam
shown a marvelous increase in this
popularity and it Is an established fact
that in tho couuuunltlcn where Bench-
uni's I’ills are used. the health turd
morality of the people arc enhanced.

Every reader should know Beech-
nm’a l’Illswlcarn their power to lump
the system in good orddr. preserve the
rigor of glorious youthmtu cheer and
brighten old ago. They repaint thc
bowels. help the liver. hid the. kit oys.
promote digestion and prevent the
coming of' serious sicknsuos.

”thousands of men have been made
sturdy and Hfl'iiil-nw-ihilillllndh of wom-
en iiuvc brain maili- healthy and happy,
through use of Beecliam‘s Pills. Any-

one who does not know them Is doiun

without one of the greatont known
helps to health and happiness.

I W

copra AMBRIOANI UNAPPIIGIA-
rivs.

.wlismrtd'rou. Nov. 9.~-Mcrry-§o-

r duds. shoot-the-chutes, scenic rsil~

ays and other features familiar in

t o amusement psrks of the United,

ates do not appeal to the people of
flouth rica. This inference is
drawn by t e Department of Commerce
and Labor from a report just received
fom J. J. Bchlschta. United States
loo-Consul at‘flio do Maire. 'l‘he

rbport Is a recital of the financial. _

vices of an American syndicate which
attempted to capture the entail change
of those who attended the Pan-Ameri-

which employed “some fifty theatrical
will! amusement
lsclt of appreciation ofEtha‘ Bout

belief to es .
will elation bllfotte“’othnr adrenturerf
i the. amusement field will Invade that-

iiaumt the world.
_ v‘ , "

subsections Debts Are Made

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

can Medical (latitude. The syndicate. *

7 are specialists. in .
to have that, _.ii.’0bo tin-cu h Athe '
, m”
‘ei'ififflll attendinu' b conference. The "

Under it.
new nnvnu.’ Nov. 9.-'l‘hc opera-
tions of the law passed by, the last
Legislature, whereby a man‘s weekly
wages can be attached for nonpay-

 

. meat of rent, are being much discus-

sed by worklnuueu. in some of the
factories, It Is-aaid, wages of some of
the employees have been a inched for
the payment, of rent con ranted for
five and six years ado. ‘

John F. bunshniinn,‘ mom er of State
'i‘ubcrcMonte-commission, ntervlewed
on the subject. said that he heard this
question freely discussed by a number
of workiugmen.

"Of course." be said, “every man
should pay ills honest. obligations, hilt
sometimes a controversy is liable to
arise In it case where a man occupies

, n tenement only a Week and the land

lord, wants to collect rent for a full
month, and other complications of a
similar nature are liable to come up
whereby there is a question of who is
In the right. The worklugmau tools
that he cannot complain if his, cm-
ploycr wishes ‘to hold up his wages for
any purpose, because if he does he
may loose his Job; and if he does lose
it. it would no doubt be difficult for
him to secure another position in this
city, owing to the complete organiza-
tion of lilauul‘ncturcrs at the present
time."

Mr. (lunshanuu further said that
there is a question whether the pres-
cut law allows wages to be held up
for rum bills Incurred before its pass-
age. ninuy lawyers claiming that such
action cannot be. taken.

litr. (lultsliiluuu said he hoped that
the employers would look carefully in
to the matter before holding up a
man‘s wages as it. in difficulties of this
kind that often cause.lll feeling later
on, and the excellent feeling between
tho employer and atnployee in theclty
iii the present time, be bound, ivould
continue to exist.

'l‘hc luw referred to roads as fol‘
lows:~

Section 1. So much of any debt
which has uccrucd by rcusiiu of tho
personal services of the defendant as
shill not arrived 32.3. including \vaues
due for the pcrsouni services of any
minor child. shall ho cXi'iuptcii unit
not liable to be taken by foreign nt-
inchmcnl or execution; but tbi-rc shall
be no exemption of any dcbt accrued
by reason of the personal services oi
the defendant against a claim for the
defendant's pcrsonnl board, or for the
rcllttsi of any house or Ii-ucmcul uccu‘
pied by the defendant as a place of
residence when such rental shall not
exceed the sum of “0; provided that
in any action founded upon such claim.
in which such debt In sought to be or
inched bv foreign attachment. thv
complaint shrill sci forth only :thl'uc
cause of uitiou. null ilu- :mouui dui'
ihorcuudcr. so that tho garnished may
be informed, front lbi- illll'gfllillllfl o‘.
the complaint, of. the real nature and
amount of the demand. All benefits
in this state towards the support of
its members incapaclaled by sickness
or infirmity from attending to his or
ual busiucsa shall also be exempted
.iud not liable to be taken by foreign
ulnclluwut or execution; and all
moneys duo the debtor from any In.
suruucc company upon policivs issued
for iusul‘nucc upon property. olihcr
real or personal, which is cxcmpt from
~itucluncut null i‘XHi‘uulin. shall in like
nauucr bi.- cxcmpicd to the homo cx‘
:cul its the priulcriy so lliRlll‘i‘fl.

Section 2. Sci-lion 1 of Chapter 95
of the Public Acts of lililll as amended
by (.‘bnptcr 195 of thc Public Acts of
lililf. is licrcby rcpoulcd.

if you dcsirc it clear cumplcxion Inkt
li‘ulcy's ()riuo laxative for countipu»
flop and livcr lroublu us it will attain
late these organs and thoroughly
cleanse your system. which in what
cvvryime uci-dn in urdcr to fool wull.

 

Bridge Pharmacy and i". ll. lins-
1“". .9
MRS. FITZPATRICK's IURNB
FATAL.

Mrs. Matthew l-‘ltaputricit illcd Sull-
dny night. at her into bump in River
slilc. “with was duo in burns she ro-
cclvcil ulnmi iVi'o Weeks uni). wlillc iii
work about a kitchen l‘ullxt‘. ller
clothing cauxbt tire and she was so.
\iu'cly burncil.

 

W«w

Ohiidron Cry
fill FLETCHER'S
c A alga I A

AUTOMOBILE IURGLARlEB.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. ii.-~~~'l‘lul police
licrc urn shunned In efforts to run down
the perpetrators of n scrlos of bur-
glaries on Saturday night lust. fiix
houses were entered and money, iow~
clry and other articles to the aggro-

iuite vuluo of about fililu were taken.

A high price tombs rodent.

trlb in
KlL‘ifEiT.

lens After Five Days.

 

 

pm, that, some ennui

Algae All dommuuiestleus to
. DUNLQP
Haul lists “not.

titanium. Gena. ,

Levin's

5,

¢ Medici}...

 

I
Neglect or pessimism. we believe. is
titular-antes! enemy the public has to
contend with when applied to this loss
or recovery of health. Practically ev-
ery case of consumption might have
been cured if hope had been innin-
folded and proper treatment had been
resorted to at. the first aymptouiof
the dis use. Until the advanced close
is reacted consumption is curable.
Catarrb In responsible. we‘bcllcvo, for
many cases of consumption. it Is
about catnrt‘b we wont to talk to on
Ioday. incidentally consumption, si co
the two are so closely allied.

“We‘bsvn a medicine made from u
prescription of one of the most suc-
cessful cuiarrli specialists known.
We believe It Is positively without
an equal. We are so satisfied that.
we are right: that We will supply
the medicine free on overv instance
where it. is used according to dlrcc~
lions for a reasonable length of
time. should it fail to give satisfaction
in every particular. We want every
one to try this medicine at our risk.
Thorn arc no conditions uttuchcd to
our offer. We put the uni-r under no
obligation to on whatever.

The medicine we want you to try
is Rexnll Much-Tone. it is u cntnrrb
rembdy that. goes direct to the seat of
trouble. it is carried by the blood to
every part of the system. it purifies
and, witches the lil od. tunes mf‘tbe
raucous calls, it in- u‘its about a con-
dition of- bus in. and strength that
tends to prevent the germs of con.
sumptlou from letting a start. 3e-
sldcs this. lloxall lifuculf‘oue la it won.
ddrful nppctlzcr, digcsilvi- aid and
flesh builder. Its grunt cl'fcciu arc of-
ten i'cll froth the very first (loan. it is
one of the largest and most Bullshit"
iory selllug medicines that up In...
ever had anything to do with.

We know so much or the great good
that it has.done that we .1) veoualli'
back it up with our repulsion and
money. which fnci should be amplc
:uurauteo to satisfy anybody. ltoxall
Worn-Tun.- comes ill two sinus. in!
:euis and $1.00. .Wc urge you to try
it. Remember you can obtain Royall
Remedies in South Norunlk only at
our Burrow-The llcxall Slum Thi-
Clifford Pharmacy, Quittucr at (“only
Props.

casronin

For Infants and Children.
llu Kind You lieu Alvap Bought

. a.
Bears tn;
, .2223:-

Sicnsture .i.‘
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

M—

Mshackemw-fi‘. F2, Kimball, M. (‘
”Milt. i‘uuanu: "i-‘. if. Adams. New
York; l.. E. \i’hc -lcr, New lirunswick.
V. .l.: H. ii. (‘A punter. city: H. S
lturmnu. firing-pint; l.. Mints. New
ark: .l. l.‘. Parsons. i‘barlcn l~‘. itobnu-
at. New York: {A .P. Mnurillc, New
llaven: ll. llcliiuh. New York, It. For»
belruan. llosion. ll, (illsncr. iirlduc-
port; s. C‘. linrmlm, New Haven; A.
W. Taylor. firm-us Farms: 8. (fresh.
stein. liriiilupor‘ lL‘W. lloicouibc.
Hartford; it. Its, l. New York; l". l).
Lawton. city; l‘iSno pfxew York;
it. Young. J. ii , .crsey f‘ity; l-’:,
N. Remcr. W. . Melony. l’bilndcl-
phla; John Il. St in New York; l.. u.
(look. Ncwnrk: w. it. Robinson, New
Haven; William L. Smith, New York;
1“. hicilovcru, Providence: \‘i'. ll (luv
ucr. l". Marion. Bownyton: A. floppy
rich. Reading. Pa: W. 8, llawley.
Ilrldgcpori; 'l' \i' .linssett. New York.

 

 

CHINAMEN'S CASES CONTINUED.

liltillilhll’illl'l‘. Nov. 9. ~~~~~ ’l‘hc cases
of the Cbiuanu-n arrostod in a raid
yesterday was conliuuod one Wt'i‘k
yesterday, and tho bouds of all oxccpl
the proprietor of tho pluco wcrc l'l'
duccd in amount. The raid in said to
have been brought about by complaint
of Chinese lillsulim worki-rn, tho ullcglr
lion being that I,‘hluumcn from all
parts of llui siutc sonic hi-rc Satur
days and stay over until Monday. llllii
that much of fit time is used for
cutting. The f‘li million on the otlu-r
baud claim that they come here for a
social day and that they behave them-
selves.

 

THREE TRAINMEN KILLED.

KNOXVILLE. 'l‘cmL, Nov. ilm'l‘lirco
trnhimn Won- killed and thirty-live our.
sons iuinrcd in n Irulu wvi-ck ni chiu
tirts sluiiuu, Iwuuiy uillcn north of
through Louisville and Nashville pas.
siullrcv train to Cincinnati which
iultvcs Kuoxvlllc aI ii p. in., collided
with n southbound frolubt. 'l‘bc
wreck ilniitruycd wire communication
and blocked thc lkiuluvllli- and Nash
villi.- trucks, but u rulluf train was soul
out ovuv lilo Southern and it nrrlvod
bond at daflu-cnk. bearing the donut

 

 

for Every Dog. Cat or 'Chicketi'That TL

and injured.

.§ A $20,000..” RAT

You are helping to buy the price.

This enormous sum represents the great loss sustained by the real-
dsnta of this country by the dept-continua of "its.
your share by purchasing [tumors sun
the safest, quickest and input satisfactory rot exterminator?
Costs more; worth more: clinnpest In the and. Similar an article of
this class that has such endorsements as it. has. son the reliable drug-
rrliit in your town that suits our goods. You can trust him.

We Give You 5100 for Any That,1
. Wall; 1100 for All Live Ones on the

Wh , not strip cou-
ALIAN. ltA'i"

in: in
We Will .Parflfi

so a”... min unions by

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. lhc ricculiarlty of the Spanish law.
* c A s 'r or R IA
' Iii, . : . '

, _ churned
, harm different lilondayt during August,

 

WM“ 0’ Sloth Alter 0W3} ol

the "Con" Games

 

'l‘iio old-lime Spanish swindle.
through which thousands of Auieri.
cans have been besought to become
the guardian of a charming Spanish
girl and the poasessor of a generous
fortune upon the payment of u trifling
sum, has reached the point where the
United States department of stutc has
thought best to issue a warning cir-
cular exposing the methods of a bout!
of swindlers who are operating in va-
rious towns and cities in spam.

it is axillaiued in the circular that
under Spanish law it felony must be
consummated before the police can act
and an llllt'llllil to obtain money by
false pretenses does not warrant or-
rest, The money must be paid over
and the prosecuting witness utuut be
present or there will be no proscclr
tiou. The general plan of procedure
by the swindlurs is well known lit-re.
A woiito-do resident receives a let-
ter from sonic town in Spain wherein
the wrltcr describes himself us being
a political prisoner, seriously ill and
having no friend but the prison priest
who will consent to smugglc a letter
out of prison for him upon ovusiuu.

'l'lli- prisoner is rich and has u for
fund in cash on dewslt in thc l'uilcil
Sluice and the. certificate of tit-posit is
concealed in his vullsc which is In
lionsesnlou of the court and which will
not be given up until the tirlsimcr has
satisfied the costs of the trial. The
prisoner line up only daughti-r and no
friends or relatives, in Spain who will
cure for her and in this juncture his
thoughts have turned to the man to
whom he is writing, who is n distnui
relative or a man whom he knows by
hearsay. Will the friend kindly cure
for the dnuabiicr and inactbc for-
tune? it he w ll, all he has to do is
to send to the priest the aural! sum
necessary to ri-dccni ibc Willow and
the priest will at uitcc occurs it and
start for Allicl‘icu Mill lhc girl .

if this lollui fines not Work a sec
und follow it. anilouncluu that the
prisoners‘ slvelmili is rapidly failing
and the third iii the :«cl‘li-u contort from
the priest himself announcing Illi-
death of the prisoner and his l'i'liill’
nose to start at once for the l'nlted
Sluice us soon us he ulltill have re-

cclvi-d the accessory funds. 'l‘bc
pricul sometimes cnrloscs a [rogue
ucivspnpcr clipping announcing the

death of file prisoner.

'l'ho- stutc dcpurtlucnt in its circular
says:

Naturally the first impulse of the
(liataut rolutivu Is to ask a lawyer or
a fudge or some authority what course
he ought to pursue in the premises.
but us he thinks of doing this his all
tcution is tulitn by a warning Iu Ibi-
prisoner‘s lcitcr lassocchiug him not in
location lill' limiter to any livinu soul
lost the secret of tho valiso and tlic
hidden receptacle be Iudincroctly oc-
ll‘uycd.

Tlii- vailse. after all. with its coir
cvnlcd certificate i deposit. is the key
to ”W situation and tkissesuion must
b.» when of it before anything can
hit donc or said. This Iso cuunluply
put forth by the prisoner) is \‘cry ml-
iii'ul to lllc distant rclutivc. and so bc
uuilc fruqucully prcscrtcs thc sci‘rot
intact. and Instead of consulting u
lawyer or writing to thc Alui-rlcnu
consul gi-ucrnl of Barcelona lw quci-
ly ucnds a draft for the sum lit-'llllillii-
«d to lili‘ good priest and awaits rc~
units. (if coursc lli‘ walls in vain. and
the poor, dead prisoucr and tho good
priest and the darling daughter in the.
course of flow puss out of his lifc for.
our lcuvluuhini only an illli‘iillliui‘l=
ublc uicluury of tho Intuit-y iii‘ no
i-llccl'fully coittrllultcd to the confl-

 

 

cone crew—Whether it gets

the fuel-energy or‘oniy some of it.

if the heater is a

PERFECTION

Oil Heater

'(Bqulppsd ‘wlth Smokeless ‘thleni‘

the raising of the ;tcmperature
certain.

Turn the wick as high or low as

it will go—there’s no danger,

smoke. no smell—~iust an emphatic

raising of temperature. The

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[if llilflllil iii .lillillll.
m
A dainty bar. of cretonnc long and
vvldc vuuuull iii euclusu it without
crushing. is a splendid protection for

.mc's bountiful innd perishable) even-
ing gown.

A jauuty tricoruc whose entire
crown is smothcrcd u softly waving.
upstanding, {outlier “fancies" is as

smurf and dressy an afternoon but us
could be desired.

A iullK-similli‘d watering pot. not too
large, makes an acceptable gift for
the lovcr of flowers who likcs to fuss
.llmut her window garden.

It is an abnormal taste that craves
rich dressings and condiments. and pa-
rents of children do well. who insist
upon plain, simply seasoned food for
ihcir growing boys and girls.

A plain. substantial table covered
with heavy blotting paper. and large
enough to hold Ink. pen trays. pads.
pencils, and several books of reference
is much more salisfsciory for' the
high school or college boy or girl to
study at, than any of the ornate desks
that arc so often a feature of students‘
.‘iliilllii.

Probably the most couuuon error in
Monday spci'ch is the use of two
negatives. and it is used by hundreds
who know better and for whom there
is no cxcusc.

if you tukc any notice of the new
ilKlkl} published you can‘t help remark‘
lug tho great number written on
ounce and ucrvousncss. Professor
Mucuntcrlicrg. of Harvard. says that
‘lln- only thing the puittcr with our
ucrvi-s In our nervous fear of nervous-
ucss,

lino housewife will flavor her apple
suucc with u uiiiuci‘, another will put
in a few crnnbcrrics. and an old-lush
toned method was to break off a leaf
from the rosc geranium in the living-
iooin. unsh it thoroughly free from
dust and drop that into the crock while
the sulfur is llol.‘

 

deucc garlic.
. For nearly Iwcnly years these same-
ktluvcs liuvu iii-cu prlit‘liciug their
_fl“'lllt“i‘. unit it is needless to suggest
that they arc very carefully organised; ‘
I they have wnlodorutes not only in the;
i lluitod States but in most other cotln-l
tries. The confederalos in question‘
sch-ct u mun and find out till they can
ubout him; they not hold of family
names. fulully origin, and family chur-
uclcrisiica. This information Is trunn-
uiltlcd to the rascals in Spain. and lot-
Iers arc at once written to tbc pron-
pcclivc \ii‘llill. ’l‘hc scheme In pro~
soutcd and developed in a very pious-
‘iblo way and runny of our fellow-
couuiryIucn lilii!‘ "blitou" promtply
uuii cliccrfiilly.

ltcccutly the lcllors written to the
distant ri'lulivu liuvc vurlcil soluou'liul
from the original: tbc political prison
or having become u uotud llussiau
buukivv who iilmcoudiul. lcuvluu u do
iicit of some millions of roublcs. kills
ml in u quarrel in England another
:ltussluu. uud liniiily took refuge in
triliuin. whore be was apprehended uud
Echurucd with manslaughter.
I This change of character. however.
its iuiiuitti-rinl. and In the future more
incw characters will probably be. In.
produced by the gang. The scheme
iii! the spine. and the public is warned
to place no credence In such or similar
' letters.
7 Jvery effort has been made by the
department of state and its represen-
'luilvcs in Spain to unmask these
.,. ouudruls and bring them to justice.
to d the Spanish authorities have also
.beeu active and several miimbers of
’thn pan; have been a rehonded and
i'hold for trial. but so ar no convic-
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CHARGED WITH VlOLA‘tltit‘i LAW.
ToRlllNG’i‘ON. * ploy. il.-Johu J.
Hum brine. proprietor, .o the Ameri-
can, se‘ was offset . yesterday

will having sold liquor on

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A contributor to the Success Magn-
zluc says liiui it simple luid cl'i'ectuul
wulcdy I'or ivy poisoning in sweet
spirits of utter. liarbe the affected
parts two or lhrcu titties during the
day. and the next morning scarcely
any trace of thc poison will remain.

it in said first iumlpn are less liable
to be "strong" after the ground has
begun to freeze. if you fear they are
going to be bitter. change the water
when boiling them as you would
for onions.

Every one likes to talk of the things
that. Intorcsi him. but how many there
ill't' \vliu scam to forget, that the other
fellow is lntcrcnicd in dii'fcri-nt things
and likes to talk of thcui and to have
you listen. When you have learned to
listen as well as you know bow to
talk. you will haw-added an accom-
pllsluucul that makes for popularity.

'l‘burc are u lot of little ciroklur. hints
which the new housokuciwr can unth-
cr with great benefit. as tho follow:

Inc: If you happen to get too much‘

salt Into tho soup. a bit of brown sugar
dropped In will counteract the taste.

If you don‘t happen to own real oys-
ter cbcktnll glorious. a. delightful sub-
stitute in the lemon cups from which
the pulp has all been removed. Of
course they would be set into dishes
or some kind. preferably glass. as
small prints-fruit glasses.

Never leave the fruit or other filling
for it saluiwich in large pieces; the
floor you chop dates, figs. nuts and
such morsels that are apt to fall out
and make trouble. the more successful
will your sandwiches be pronounced.

One must learn not to wring woolen
blankets. knitted shawls. little baby
jackets. etc. if she would launder
them with success at home. The wa-
ter should contain born: or some otha
or harmless leanaitu; mat in which
the articles an be at and surround
with the hands untilJ clean. and the
small pieces that are knitted or art»

‘obeted and which will stretch outmf
shapti with their own weight If buns ‘
up when wet should be dried by lay-

In; them out in the sun on a clean
spread.

The heavy dark aprons with parti-
colored figured running riot all over
them may slurp amusement to the lit.
its children who wear them. but they

cannot do much toward training their
,dlropdy somewhat unruly sense of

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women and girls who always board a
car to go down town who would be
greatly benefited "they would walk.
One result of a brisk walk in the fresh
air is a bright color in the cheeks. and
southern of girls would walk for just
that if they thought about it.

A thick uuilllug of airliner velvct
ribbon put around the but crown is a
favorite trimming which has not yet
iii-come common.

The supple silks will be used for
house Wear all winter; they are too
pretty to lay aside to await the ficklc
spring. and the temperature ofmod-
oru homes is always summer-like.

it takes for more than more mother
love to bring up children. it takes
training, study. knowledge. it takes
selfcoutrol in the parents themselves.
Mother love is a beautiful thing. but
it has too long been looked upon as
quite sufficient, in Itself for the sue
cossful training of a child. Love may
be the greatest spring of action. but
knowledge should be the guiding pow
er.-——N. Y. Times.

When wearing a bordcrcd veil so
adjust it, that the border comes below
the chin. not to cover half the face; it
figured lace veil or one with a fancy
border shadowing the face in irregul-
lnr lines or figures. gives lt an odd
look that in never attnrctive.

 

~—ltcbing piles provoke profanity,
out profanity wont cure them. liouu's
Ointment cures ilchluiz. bleeding or
irolruding piles after years of suffer-
ing. At any drug store.

DR. R. L. BOHANNAN’S DINNER.

Driving Aasociatlori Feasts at the
Carlton.

Dr. Richard l.. flouuuuan gave a
ililuicr iu the Hotel Carlton, in Stum~
ford. Friday night, for the Gentle-
mcu's Driving Assiiclalluu of Stum-
foril. and thircby hangs a tale. 'l‘hc
diuncr was. in a word. the settlement
of a civil action instituted ngnium
Ur. Bohemian by the Driving AesOcla-
lion.

At the time that the slit‘ for Hallow-
o’cu Park was acquired. the Guiltie-
incu's Driving Associatiou held a
lease of the land at Shlppuu that was
known as .llobnnnuu‘s truck. 'l‘bc
lease had been given by Dr. Bolton-
nan. and it had some limo to run. The
lmsocintiou bad expended a lot of
money for Improvements. stables and
one thing or other. The city award-
ed damages to Dr. it. i. Bobnunun.
turd none was awarded to the Driving
Assmiutiou. Therefore the Driving
Association brought suit. alleging $6.-
liilil damages. Dr. Bohannan's award
of damages. to an amount sufficient to
cover the claim. was garnisheed. The
suit had been pending in the courts
until a few weeks ago. i'l‘ben thc Uriv~
lag Association formally withdrew it.
First thorn was an understanding that
die dcfcndnul give the Driving Assu-
duties and counsel on both sides as
fine it dinner as could be prepared in
stamford. The understanding was a
good-Immoral] 0M. and h‘ridxiy night,
Dr. Doberman carried it out.

The dinner was served in the large
dining room of the Carlton. and it Was
a lino gastronomic treat. 'l‘lilrty cov-
ors were laid. and there a group of
thirty good-bummed lllf‘ii gathered
round the “festive board." and did Jus-
tice to the dinner. There were infor-
mal speeches and ii general good time.
Among those timeout. aside from Dr.
liohsnnua. were Mayor Edward J. 'T‘illl‘
per. Edwin L. Scone-id, Judge Stanley
'1‘. Jennings, John l. Palmer. Albert
Palmer. W. M. Smith. Councilman Ar.
noid Schavoir. Councilman l. M. Sco‘
field. Dr. A. (3. Hexamar. A. iii. Bounty.
James '1'. Dorsey. Joseph if. Allen.
Henry C. Provost. ,

 

Mrs. Louie Hits. 428 Option at. Don-
ville. lll.. writes. October lat: "Foley's
Kidney Pills started me on the road to
health. 1 ma treated by four doctors
.nnd took other kidney. remedies. but
grew em. and was unable to do any
liouseworli. and the doctor told the i
only could live, from 'two, to six
months. i am now so much better
that I do all of my own Work. and i
shall be very glad to tell any one
afflicted with kidney or bladder trou-
ble the good, results i received from
taking Foley‘g Kidney Pills.” Coni-
thence today and be walk. up not risk
hnvins Bright‘s Disease or Diabetes.
Bridgemf’harniacy and if. if. its};

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