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CHARLES E. DOW.
South Nor-walk"
NEW BRITAIN MAN DISAPPEARS.
NEW BRITAIN. March 17 —-No word
In been received of Dr. 11‘ L. Whitta-
more town health officer. who has
been absent. for the past two weeks.
but: whose disappearance was not
made public until yesterday litre
Whittemore is firm in the opinion that
her husband will return She says one
believes his unexplained absence to be
due to extortione of n biackmnller.
the husband of a woman with whom
his name was connected recently by
the public tongue
-—lmpure blood rune you down-—
makes you an easy victim for organic
disease. Burdock Blood Bitters puri-
ties the blood—«cures the cause—builds
you up.
NEWSBOYS WON'T OVERCHARGE
NOW
No more will the entorp1 islng new
boy on trains charge .1ou exorbitant
prices for your papers. The New
York and Eastern Company. controll-
lng the sales of newspapers on the
New Haven system. has ordered
stamped on each paper carried by its
newshoye the maximum price of the
paper. “Pay no more.‘ advises the
stamp. The order was in effect today.
Glover 8
THE PLACE
Spring L
F ashions, in
Footwear
Raistou Oxfords
$4.00
Elite Oxfords
$3.50. $4.00. $4.50
Two Stem
11.....11. South Nomu
Billy Carriages
' 1 GoaCarts
j and took that
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1 hearing to that. that
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Shortly after 8 o'clock Town Clerk
Earhart R. Smith lead the call for the
meeting and announced that nomina-
item; for the chair ware in order (lap
lain John W. Olmsted was nominated.
‘ but declined. ll/layol1 Albert M. l’ohl
man who ohm Eon the ascend vote
lie at once called
”I
it was a cell that a resolution
which was Lproti tilted to the clerk was
at hand and on motion the roaoiutlon
was read When comments were enli-
od for Attorney John J. Walsh won
the iirat to respond ' He asked it there
were any or the members of the board
of amoriloumcnt present and when
none responded, extent Mr Pohlmua,
he asked if anyone know of the mat
tcr having been brought before the
board. To this query no one respond-
ed.‘ The same question was again pttt
to the meeting with regard to tho so-
loctmcn having knowledge. of the mat-
ter. Mr. Walsh said that as the raise
of the salaries of the town court oili-
care was a town matter either of these
hoards should have been consulted an
that. «the tuxpavera who ware concom-
rd might know of the propoacd change.
7‘11,- aaid’tha‘t no one had a right to In'
troduee a bill of the kind into the leg-
iainture without first submitting it to
the people. He did not. know who pre-
acnted the hill or for what purpose it
was brought up. He said further that
the people should not be ignored in
:he matter.
Attorney .lohn Keogh, or South Nor-
wulk, moved the adoption of. the reno-
lutiona which had been previously
rcud. disapproving of the increase and
instructing stile town counsel to pro
sent atgutuontn explain it before the
iOll‘iIl'iil/mt‘ Ml. Knoult made an amend-
ment. that the senator from the dis-
trict and the representatives from the
town be instructed to appear with the
town counsel to oppose the bill.
Mr. Keogh than told of a.few of the
reasons why the court omcere' enlar-
ies should not be raised. lie acid that
in most of the town officials the pee.
pie have the any as to who they shall
have to gowrn theta and what their
salaries shall be. ilut with the town
rourt‘tltere in no any. The town must
bear the expense of the court. but
shall have no right to name the oili-
ciaia. He mentioned the salaries as
they are at present—«41.000 for 1thc
judge; $601) for the associate and 8500
each for the proscenium and the clerk.
The claim that the officers are under»
paid in a poor one. said Mr. Kerwin
and he explained his rotation of 1111-
maltcr by saying that when the pres-
ent Judge dccidcd not to he a candi-
date again there were three cnndidntrc
to fill his place. two or three after the
associate ludgeahip and many for the
office of prosecutor and clerk. All. i
might seem. necking underpaid billet-a.
He said that the town court officials
were no different from the aeicotmen.
and there should be name any with the
people who they are to be and what
the town ought to and can afI'Ord to
pay. The associate judge's salary had
been raised without the sanction of
the townspeople and about the some
thing wan boinu aimed at by the bill
now before the legislature. .
Mr. Keogh made another attainment.
comparing the cost of the court a:
present with the amount spent on the
roads. for the town high achooi 1111p-
port, and for the town poor. He spoke
of the revenue which dunes in the
court from fines and coats and aid
that it amount-1d in other Words to a
tax and that the people who had to
pay, though they denerved the penalty.
found it very hard. being from the
clues generally which is not over sup—
plied with money. He thought that
llm vote for the resolution with the
amendment altould be passed. ’l‘heru
watt no money to pay If the raise wan
‘ granted and the town would be 31.111111
more in debt.
This resolution. an amended. was
then panned unanimously:
Resolved. That in the opinion of this
meeting the Town. of Not-walk is par
lag in mlariea and entertain] on much
as it ought to for the support of the
Town (inert and that the Interim of
the Town Court officera ought not at
this time to be increased. and be it
twitter
Resolved. That the town counaol and
the narrator from ihia district and the
two repmaentativen from thia town he
and they are hereby instructed to up-
peur before the proper committee of
the legialuture at the hearing on. the
bill to increase the aalarloa of the
Town Court onlciala Ind proton in
the name of the town against any ouch
menauro.
Following the painting of the mola-
lion the meeting adjourned
PILKB CURID till I To M DAYI.
P1120 OlN'i‘lllaN'l‘ la auarantaad to
cure any can at ltehlna. Blind. Blood-
in: or Protrudl Piloa In 6 to :1 din
or money rafun ad. title.
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marrow. 111111111 11 maintain;
the aottlatnant or the diaputo between
vaua
I? 111 ll banana in tbla city. the
airlitina acoaa ahifura It Parson‘s The
star want. back to work yaatarday
alumina without a use locum. it
It andaratooti that the muaiclana will
not be ballad out of any of tha‘ tnaaturam
until Illa tuiun on precaution inati
fated by Mr. Ira diam of.
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Heartburn. Gas. Dyspepsia and Head
ache Vanish and Your Stomach
Will Feel Fine
if your meals dent tit oomfoi-tabIY.
or you feel bloated after ,aatlns. and
you believe it its the food which this
you; it what little you eat lies liken
lulu of load on your stomach. if there
is d llloulty in breathing after eating.
cructntionb of near. undigested food
and acid, heartburn. brush or a. belch-
ing of 111111. you can make up your mind
that you need something to atop food
fermentation and cure indigestion.
'I‘o matte every bit of food you out
aid in the nourishment and strength
or your body. you must rid your S om.
ach of poisons, exceuslvo acid and
stomach gnu. whichaoura your entire
meal~~iuturfereo with digestion and
cancer 110 many sufferers of Dyapepsla.
Sick Headache. iliiiouanesa. Constipa-
tion, tlriping. etc. Your one in no
differoutmyou are a stomach nutteror,
though you may call it by acme other
name; your real and only trouble in
that which you eat dean not «lineal.
but quickly fortunate and souru. pro
d‘uclns almoat any unhealthy condl~
ton
A cane of Pape'a Diapepain will cost
fifty cents at any Pharmacy here, and
will convince any atonrnch sun‘erer five
minutes after taking a ainglo done
that Fermentation and Sour Stomach
in canning the misery of indigention.
No matter it’ you call your trouble
Catarrh of the Stomach, Nervouaueaa
or tiartritia, or by any other name“-
uiwaya remember that a certain cure
is waiting at any drug atom the mo-
ment you decide to begin its use.
l’ape'a liiapepaiu will regulate any
out-of-urder Stomach within five mitt-
nice, and digest promptly. without any
idea or diacomfort. all of any kind of
food you eat.
NOT "MALNY THOUGANOS "
Plaintiff Wu 2...} to Battle
Hector-0cm Alienation Suit.
Attorney Galen A. Carter, counsel
for the defendant in the case of ilocfcr
11s. fiche. for altered alienation of at-
fectioue, expreaaed aurprtne. lam er-
tilltig, at acute atatcmcuta made in the
llrldueport din-“pult‘h annountiuu the
settlement of the cane.
"I obeerve,“ fluid Mr. Carter, "that
Mr. Keogh, counsel for llncfer, "Iii
quoted at: admitting the aunt nin'oud
upon for settlement was "funny thous-
ands. and more than a Jury would al-
low.‘ Whether it it: more than a jury
would allow in a question i do not can-
to diat‘una. but it was not ‘many thou»
und,‘ if that meana dollars. 1.11111 not
prepared at this time to state what
amount figured in the agreement. but
it won very email. and dove not admit
of the plural when one 1.1 units in theme
nude. it was agreed t at the tartan
of settlement nhould not be made pub
tie, and Mr. Keogh was a party to Ibo
agreement.
“One other point. The education for
settlement did not come from our side.
We went there, without witncaaee
ready to try time use. and were met
by the oppoaing connect with l‘t‘ulliiefz-s
for Imtllemnut. made with apparent
enuemeaa.
"There in etiil another statement in
the article which is a departure from
the in th. I mean that which rupw
ncnln loafer an brlnuln; suit in the
New York courts for the return of our»
lain property. A null of'lhnt sort hue. l
undcrutand. been threatened for some
ycnra, but it baa not been bronchi.“
Those who know Mr. Carter are well
aware that it in not hie custom to die
cusn legal proceeding: in which he in
counacl. for purponea of newspaper
publication. lliu departure front that
content was due to a nuapiuiou that
some one had given to uuwupuper 1111-11
in firidueport a wholly wrung imprec-
aion of the term» and the manner in
which a settlement was reached
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ITATE MORTALITY IN FIBIUARY.
9—1....—
the
Number of Oeatha and infactioua Dim
aaua Ara Bummad Up.
The report of the State Board of
Health for the month of February
ahowa 1.542 dentha, or 222 lean than
in January, and iii more than in Feb-
ruary of in! year. and l 1 more than
the average number of oaths durins
February in the fun five years The
death rate “a ".8 for large towns
and 16.11 for the tuna" tonne. and
for the whole «ate 16.8.
The death» reported from infectlotu.
diacaaeu were 271, or if ll of the total
mortality.
The toial number of doatha from
conaumption in it: team was tat.
New Haven bad the only infantile par
Ilyala alto
In Norwailt there were twenty five
daatha. repreaentlng an annual death
rate of ten per 1.000 lnbablumta. but
all on a ovulation of It. all ’l‘hm of
the daaeiia were of children under one
year. and two from one in live yuara
he dawn of deaths were Ia followa:
Brian: whoopina cough. 1: diarrhoea.
i; collaboration, lit pneumonia. ll. dia-
oaaaa of nervoua ayatemd baant tilt~
one. i. all other titan-Ia. 11.
A farm number of infoelioua dia-
anht three bout the auto. I11
them Nos-walk more fortunate
TN! - than many other plaeaa. The follow-
! Ira noted ill thi'a vicinity:
Dorian. I); Norwallt. no;
mu. 1- Wilton. a:
New dawn.
"automated
leaflet tartar—ti offlmalit. l.
Glut? of south am: It i.
Diphtheria and Orally-City of Non
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(Continued from First Page.)
the walkout movement during the day
when the strike would become lien-
eral, directly involving upwards of 5
000 and affecting many other! employ-
ed by the companies in vul'liiufi capac-
ities in stations and offices. In the
event of a conflict at all proioufied a
serious tie-up of expreaa matter in
this city will result.
The strike alerted neveral days one
with the men of the Adams Exilretis
Company. who complained of nlieh‘od
diacrimiuuilon against (mortuin om
pioyea lnvulved in the general strike
last fall it was pelleted late renter
tiny that a settlement of the difficulty
betwaeu the Adams men and the com-
pany was in proamct, through the
promise of the lenders that the Inert
would return to work pending di-
euaalon of settlement terms whict
Mayor Gaynor had promised to bring
about This plan. howewr, woe 01er-
turned at a meeting of delcgttteu of the
surface companion taut plain in let
an) (.1‘ it). when it wan decided not only
to keep the Atlanta men out. but to
extend the ntriite ayitlpnthoticnill' I0
the men of the other companion.
No early attempt watt made by the
Wells Fargo and L'ultcd States (30111
panics -to move their waitunti. but
Atlanta 1111301111 were aunt out an in
pant 1111.111 with non-union drivcre pro
tct‘ted b, guards i'ianu were uudot
we) by the other companion in1oiud
liti11“.e\cr It won atntcd.totno1c their
wagons in charge of ntw men an noon
as men and guttrdu could be secured.
liurlug the firm. hours of the new
strike movement there was no trouble
in Jersey City. where a atrong police
111111111 was posted no possible datutcr
points. Trouble began early in Man-
huttau. however. when an Adams wait-
on was attacked by a mail. The driv-
er was pulled treat his neat llllll covere-
ly beaten before the police teacuod
hint. 'l‘wo urreatu followed.
Drivers and itcipera of the New
York and lieetonltxprcaa Company
nine failed to report 't'm- Work today,
and the company were unable to move
any of the matter in its hands. The
etriltc tendons announced that at an
important meeting of the men to he
hated title afternoon it “‘an tintwcicd
that. the employee 'of tho Wehlt‘olt
Exprcsa and the New York Transpor-
tation Company would he called out.
i'olice action in cuttucctlotl with the
atriltc included limitation of an order
by Chief Scluniltbcrgor to all precincta
in Manhattan directing that all rev
nerve» he held at the elation bounce
in readiness for duty at any moment.
All ptlllt‘e captains 11m: summoned to
headquarters to receive litntrut'liuua.
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EVACUATION my 02123111111011.
Bella and Rana Ubhercd in the Obser-
vanoe at Daybreak.
BOSTON. March 17 Without the
heights from which frowned \i‘nultinu-
tnu'u rotioubl pita; torccd lite llritieh
from lloaton is!) 11111111 ago was held
the annual Evacuation Day celebration
today. in which Ibet' ity. plate and un-
tion joined "
It won a typi J American celebra-
tiott.11lth hello aid gone in the morn
in; a procession n the Minimum belle
anti anus again 1 noon and annual
a banquet in the eveninx, Milt r1 ti fire
and other lilutuinntlona out of doors
M the celebration wan largely confined
to the peninsula of 14111111 Iluulon.
where the irish race has long formed
a majority of the population anti an the
lirittult actor-it'd St. i’ntrick‘a Ila) for
their disappearance act. the green and
gold lturped banner of lreland Walt at
11111111 1111 coneplmoue an the Store and
Sirlpou. while nmuuroua Iriah oranuiaa
tiona worn in the parade. The day was
aim in holiday in that part of the city
1111 wcll 1111 in liorchcater. the school»
being l‘iUluld, and ltualnona partly amt
pended.
The day “‘an bright with sunshine.
but the bite of yanlerduy‘a mid «nap
remained in the air. so that the inert
enjoyable part of the celebration Wan
held indoors
COLONEL PIECE LDIAD.
C‘HII‘ Mitt March l7»-toi imtlrand
W. Pam». prominent Chicago attorney.
cotnmntxier of the Illinois (,‘otnmnnd-
cry Military Uttlut‘ of the Loyal Legion.
died at hia ltutuu hero yealerday I‘ol
Perm» made the tint capture of mill
tary aupplioa by Union txpa in 1hr1
( 'ivil War. setting a trntni d conuiuu
ed to the 111111111 while he won onroutc
from Cairo to t‘hlcaau. in command of
nbatlary of artillery and mo companv
lea of infantry.
During the war he nervetl for I time
on the Itnff of General Prentlaa and in
ter in the M1111 of the Potomac.
At the clean of the war Fol. t‘orce
practiced law for No yeara at Satchel.
Nina lie was elected to (foam-11a from
that little and uo"ved two lerma.
in 1874 he returned to Chicago.
where be practiced lnav.
IODY IN NAUGATUGK RIVIR.
ANBONIA March 17. w‘l‘he badly do
ompoaad body of 1111 unidentified man,
guppoml to be that of John hatter.
who dlaaape from MI home in
humour licc ill“ waa found in the
Nattaatuak River have abortly alien
noon today. A mlaaiua third iluaor on
the right hand. ii is believed. will oa-
tabllah I clue to Mortification.
l 111111111111,
Hire titre Facts We want You
To Prove At Our Risk
Marvelous an it may seem. Retail
“93" Hair Tonic has grown hair on
beada that were once bald. Of oourae.
in none of these cases wore the hair
roots dead. nor had the scalp taken on
a glazed. ahiny appearance.
Result “98” Hair Tonto beta scion—
tiftcttlly, destroying the germ which
are usually reapcuaibie for baldnoaa.
it penetrates to the roots of the hair.
stimulating and nourishing them. it
in a most pleasant toilet necessity. is
delicately perfumed. and will not sum
or permanently stain the hair.
We want you to get a bottle of Rex-
nli ”93" Hair Tonic and true it an di-
rected. If it does not relieve scalp ir-
rltatlon. remove dandruff. prevent the
hair from ”falling out and promote an
increased growth of hair. and in every
may give entire antlefactlon. simply
come back and tell us. and without
question or formality we will hand
back to you every penny you paid no
for it. Two aizcs. title and $1.00. Sold
only at our atorc—-The chail Store.
The Clifford Pharmacy, Quittner &
Canh Props.
AMUSEMENTS
liIUSIC 11111.1...
"Little Mord Fauntleroy." the com-
edy drama that is be presented by the
Music Nail Stock Company this week
brought out two of the lat-treat and
1110111. appreciative audiences of the
week ycaterduy afternoon and last
evening. The plot of the play in a
simple one. full of heart interest that
uppcnle to both old and young alike
and in one that every man. woman
and child should one. Thin piece is
aplendldly sinned and exceptionally
well handled by the excellent cast.
in addition to the play the moving
pictures of Buffalo Bill and Pawnee
lllll‘s combined shown of the Wild
Went and Far East are being ilIlOWII
in their entirety and exactly at; noon
in the arena.’l‘i1c.~te pictures are an
wonderfitlly clear that one witnessing
them run hardly bciictu that film are
only the pitturea. but nould think that
they were the real living ludians, cow-
boys. etc.
'l‘htn elupendoua double offering will
be presented attain this evening and
twice tomorrovrmmatlucc and again
in the cvonittuw >>1riwn everybody who
has not already had the opportunity
of Witnessing it should do so. Owing
to the great length of the hill the cur-
rises evenings at it o'clock and matt-
neen at 2 o‘clock.
'ihe Italy 'l‘ltcutcr aurcuau “Billy“
in the attraction announced for next
wcclt at title popular playhouuo.
QUESTION FOR SUPREME COURT.
Power of Aulaunt Secretary of War
to be Defined.
\‘l’ASllINtl'l‘iiN. March iii-wind the
signature of Robert Show Oliver as
ttasiafaill secretary of war. curry just
as much Weight as that of William
Iiuwatd Taft as secretary of war?
ilecanno (lutieral Oliver, an assist-
niil art-retury of war, signed a notice
to the Hannibal llridse Company and
the \\'ubnett Railroad (Ifompany to al-
for lllv arr-railed llnnnlbal bridge
across the Mississippi river. it is
claimed that the notice did not com
ply with the statute. which says that
llllllt‘tl shall be sited in each use: by
the acrrglary of War. and that there-
fore the owners of the bridge are not
liable to punishment for uni altering
it In conformity with the notice.
The Supreme (‘mtrt of the United
States iii to past! on the question.
The tune was to have been argued
thin \H‘t'ii. but illness of counsel cauc-
cd 11 poatpol‘tcmcnt. 'i'bc dcclaion mar
affect in 11 large degree the indepen-
dence of the office of naeietnnt. uncur-
tury in the various government do-
l‘ttl'llttt‘llfti hero.
FALLEN IANKLER ROBIN I8 HAPPY
Ia Confident That some of Thai. W110
Aocompllmd Hia Ruin Will
Ba Jailed.
NEW YORK. March 17.-8miilni‘l
and deltonuir Joseph (i. Robin left tho
urnud jury room early lnat evonlnl.
utter more than two houra attention-
in: in the laveatlsntlon into the af-
hlra of the defunct Carnegie Truat
company. wheat» failure followed the
t‘OIIMillo of I airing of Robin‘a institu-
delta.
The «if convicted banker. in a
statement [iron out afterward on ad-
vice of bin lawyer. Samuel .1. Gold-
amltb. exproaaod daillht that "the
oihera" might be brought to trial for
aiding in lntrtauoa in which he in-
’1Brldkeparttltdvartlaamanta. ' ‘l' Reportridg Monument;
Elite E. 111.111.2111 Claimant].
Ealhhllnltril 185?.
TAILORED GOWNS.
Still the stylish street gowns continue to arrive and
women who appreciate stuart tailoring and original design,
LL search among the early arrivals
Navy Blue and Gray are conspicuous among (in: home—
spun serge and fancy worsteds now shown.
Knockabout Suite for business and ordinary street wear
have close skirts and comfortable short coats.
Advance Models ,in summer Suits of white serge are
ready. smart lines jaunty short coats with wide rovers and
deep cuffs of black satin Stylish and effective
Coat and Salt Rooms, second floor.
‘I
THE SEASON’S NECKWEAR.
qotuttltiupr 11111 to 11 car on Easter Of course that is al-
wave rcqutrcd and one glance at the window on Main St.
“ containing some novelties 111 neckwcat “ill Show that there
is tariciy enough to suit all. it makes no difference as to
the type of beauty; if one thing is not beconting, another
will be. L
Dutch Collars of lt'islt :tttri,.\'ctti.s‘c Lace. many times
with cuffs. to match. .
kinds and (fronts of inish Lut‘c. Sitic plaitcd jabots
with ticcp piaitctl culls.
Byron Collars and wide how; 111 wear with the same.
l'outi 1 ii) i 111w to 111211 with i)utti1 Cttiigiln
Cravnis and lies of black 1c11ct adorned with tiny ribbon
iiou'tirs.
Mourning Neckwcar.
IZSpcciuily llilc liuc- in all black and white and black
combinations. silk. lissc. anti crept- tic chine fancies of rare
daiutincss.
Main floor. cculcr.
Men's Shirtings. ,-\ spccial shutting lilih week. in the
window and at the Wash timuls section. .1\liitoug'll lilt‘Htt
our Spring (ik‘bifiilfi in nntliras. t'iltfl'iUI. memorized goods
.1111! Russian cord. are intended for men's shirts. they are
equally- good for summer shirt 11:1th dresses.
an E. flit flinch Qimuptutg.
mm
For Saturday Buying
Underwear
THIN GARMENTB
15c; 2 for 25¢
HEAVY WEIGHTS in allgrldfl
LADIES’ CORSET COVERS
25:: and 501:
LADIES' GOWNS..50c to $2.50
LADIES' SKIRTS. . .50: to $3.50
LADIES’ DRAWERS.25¢ 5 50¢
Hosiery
CHILD'O HOSE..15¢; 2 for 25¢
I-‘inc. Medium. t‘ourae.
CHILD'S HOSE ..... 25c an. pr.
“Boater ilrowus“, Pallet.
LADIES' HOSE..f5c: 2 for 251:
Light weight. llcary.
LADIEB' H088 ........ 25c pr.
Ten different kinds,
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