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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-06-06
That
Tired Feeling

% q Common Spring Trouble.
It's . sign that tho blood Is deficient
ln vitality, just - pimples and other
srupHons arc signs that tho blood
b impure.
Ips . warning, too, which only the
hazardous fail to heed.
Hoods Jdrsdpdrilla
and Pills
Remove It, give nsw life, new eour'
age, strength and animation.
They cleanse tho blood and clear tho
complexion.
Accept no substitute.
II felt tired Ill ths time and could not
sleep. After taxing Hoods sarsapsrila
Q while could slssp well and the tired
feeling had gons. This great medicine has
also cured M, Of scrosuls." h1s. Q. n
Roof, 0ilsad, Conn.
Needs SarsaparilIa promises -
Ouso end keepo tho peomloe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-06-06
Pruning Fruit Trees in New England.

A DILAPIDATED OLD APPLE ORCHARD
BADLY PRUNED TREES THE RULE
THINNING FRUIT - NEGLECTED.
GRAPE vINEs-APPLE TREE WOOD
FOR FUEL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-06-06

Care for the COWS you have in the best
way and get better ones as soon as
possible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-06-06
AMONG THE FARMERS.
" SPEED THE PLOw."

Correspondence on practical agricultural topics
Is solicited. Address all communications In
tended for this department to HENRY ID.
ocrat Paris, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-06-06
CHAPTER XII.

|lHOUGH his eyes. like live Goals.
I'LL glowered with sullen fire at the
Ill strip Of sand and the rocks in
front, his troubled brain paid
perfunctory heed to his task. The
stern sense Of duty. the ingrained force
of long years OF military discipline and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-06-06
Smith and Machinist,

SOUTH PARIS, "AiNh'
,,,,rfsrt,lrer of general machinery, steam en-
mi work. spool machinery and tools,
ne. set screws taps, dies and drills made and
-D.,'S,r,d -DA, sewing, moving and threshing ma
ines, pumps Of all kinds; presses, gums, Pls rs
tS,, ',jrsl steam and water piping done to order
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-06-06
I 6he Wings ef the !
i ~ By LOUIS $
!: "n go - a TRACY j;
!: 4 AOA IA Az Copyright 1905 by !;
=. ~ Edward J. Code
CHAPTER XII.

|lHE sailor knew so accurately
the position Of his reliable SEN
tinels that he could follow each
. phase of the imaginary conflict
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ARTICLE III.
Mssd nn0rdssses-

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ave Wards bounded ana
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ssetba pe4tsca hns sna south et Car
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unlawful for On. Or n persons @ e keep for upon
@ r for any ssnss s % @ any ossr may
espe 4 less than 10 I % Violate any Of the sections
dollars than three
CHE, .r.s assistant s ass cnis as En-
prossioas areie any
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@ as n. ssssS's
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soa Tse chasf Easn Asslsn, Ens1s @ and md all police Lice on
aashofsd and perform all the duties Of Fire
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aseras "a sssesa.y prsssp
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s1a s4ss sls~ .as
venl.ns
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CITY COURT CASES.

William F. Greene, John Ryan, Jo-
seph w. Ross and George w. Weston,
all young men, arrested last Saturday
by the railroad police for riding on
freight trains, promised in court yes
tsrday morning to change their mode
of travel and to leave the city at once.
The court accordingly suspended judg-
ment.
Frank Maynard, charged with pass
ing fraudulent checks, was remanded
until August IL at the request Of the
state.
Judgment was suspended in the case
of Charles Williams, charged with a
general breach of the peace.
Charged with failure to support his
wife, John J. Mulligan was remanded
until September 7.
Robert Smith. charged with breach of
the peace upon Michael Woods, hack
driver, was allowed to go on a suspen-
sion of judgment.
Young Michael O'Connor, charged
with bathing in Mill river within sight
of the Grand avenue bridge without
proper apparel, admitted that he had
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AT THE HYPERION.
Official Announcement by the Shu-
berts.s

Off1cial Announcement by the Shu-
berts
Announcement was made by the Shu-
berts yesterday that in the coming the
atrical season both so-called trust and
independent bookings will be made at
the Hyperion theater in this city, New
Haven being the only place in the
country to see this done, unless other
places follow the lead a little later in
the season.
Resident Manager G. C. Collin yester-
day announced that the first Hyperion
performance would be Dockstader's
minstrels, on August 10. On September
2 Chauncey Olcctt will appear in "Aragh
Ma Paugh."
The regular Shubert attractions this
year will include jeff De Angels in
"Fantana;" De, Wolf Hopper in the new
comic opera "Happyland;" Babes in
the Wood" THE Earl and the Girl
The Jury of Fate" THE Runaways,"
"A Chinese Honeymoon Lillian Rus
sell in Lady Teazle," THE Sweet
Girl" The Royal Chef and Ada
Rehan.
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MRS, CHARLEs B. HALLETT.

Mrs. Aurora A. Hallett, a highly es-
teemed resident of Winsted and wife of
Charles B. Hallett, president of the Me-
chanics' Savings bank. died suddenly
at the family home, 80 Park place, in
that town yesterday, from gastritis and
heart failure. in her seventy-ninth
year.
She leaves husband, who was eigh-
ty-three years old last Wednesday, and
who still enjoys good health, and four
children, namely, Frank D. Hallett.
cashier of the First National bank and
a member of the first of Griswold, Hal
lett &. Persons, investment brokers;
Mrs. ]. Arthur Smith, of New York;
Mrs. Arthur L. Clark and Charles P.
Hallett. assistant cashier of the First
National bank. A sister, Mrs. Ruby
Weirs, died here several years ago.
Mr.. Harriet retired from active bus
mess a few years ago after having been
engaged in the leather business for
many years.
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wooDMoNr ASSOCIATION.
Held Caucus and Made Annual Nom
nations.

Held Caucus and Made Annual Nom
nations.
The members of the WOodmont asso-
ciaticn held a caucus Saturday night in
the engine house and made nominations
for the annual election, which will be
held on August 26. w. r. Epson, of
Berlin, presided. There were about
fifty property owners present, includ-
ing a number Of women who had a
vote for the nominees. With one ex-
ception the old ticket was renominated.
Rev. DR.. Joseph Anderson, Of Water
bury was named for warden, with the
following for the board of burgesses:
A. Y. Beach. of Seymour: ]. H. Smith,
of New Haven; w. r. Upsen, of Ber-
lin; c. E. Chaplin, of Norwich; w. H.
Warner, of Woodmont. The latter takes
the place of w. il Phillips, who declin-
ed to serve anothsr term. George H.
Bunnell, of New Haven, was named
for tax collector. and clerk, Charles NJ.
Smith for treasurer and w. r. Epson
and Thomas Birdseye, of Derby, FOR
auditors.
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MRS. CHARLOTTE wINsLow.
Wife of Former Congregational Minis
ter Dead at TVnatOgue. Simsbury.

Wife of Former Congregational Minis
ter Dead at Weatogue, Simsbury.
Winsted, Aug. :. - Mrs. Charlotte
Winslow, widow Of Rev. Horace Wins
LON, died at her home in Weatogue,,
Simsbury, last night, exactly five
months after the death of her husband.
She was a native of Weatogue. the
daughter of Captain Jonathan and Mrs.
Fannie Pettibone. She was married to
Rev. Mr.. Winslow in New York, May s,
1850. and graduated at the age Of six
teen from the Hartford female semin-
AIRY, and later studied under Miss Della
Bacon of New Haven. sister of the
late Rev. DR.. Leonard Bacon. She is
survived by two daughters, Mrs. VIII
liam P. Smith and Miss Mary WinslOw,
both of Weatogue.
Mrs. Winslow was a cousin Of Mrs.
N. B. Stevens Her husband was for
merly pastor of the Congregational
church in Great harrington, Mass,
New Britai nand Rockville, Conn.
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TN And ABOUT The COURTS
MISS ROCKWELL TO GET NEW
HAVEN LAND.

Judge Case Hands Down Decision in
Suit for Construction of Williams
ages OF $1,000 Asked for Loss of Heel
Civil City Court AetiOns-Other
Items.
In the suit of John A. Rockwell and
George Colt, of Norwich. VS.. Katherine
D. w. Rockwell, of Manchester; Law
renee Godkin, of New York, and Harry
Ward Foote, which was brought to OBJ
tain a construction of the second clause
of the will of General Alfred Rockwell,
a decision was handed down by Judge
Case in the superior court yesterday.
About $25, 900 worth of property on Or
ange, Humphrey, Bishop and Edwards
streets, in this city, is disposed of in
this clause. The plaintiffs, who are the
administrators, brought suit, therefore,
against the defendants. the heirs-at-
law, for construction.
By the ruling of the court Miss Rock
well is entitled to all Of the estate in
this city, as the court finds that it was
the intention of the testator to trans
nit to Miss Rockwell the property that
came to him by the death of his wife.
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RYDER AWARDED CONTRACT

Controller Rowe and City Clerk Ed
ward A. Street yesterday opened the
bids for the printing and binding of
the charter and ordinances of the city.
These were revised some time ago. The
contract was awarded to C. H. RYDER,
he being the lowest bidder. His bid Oh
basis of 1000 copies was $500. 80. Other
bidders We're Price, Lee & Adkins, $500;
A. B. steinbach, $731,5o; Herman Print
ing company, $741.6O; futile, Morehouse
& Taylor, $9S5,6O; S. z. Field, 1918. The
bid Of Mr.. Ryder on a basis of 1900
copies was $549.55, The appropriation
is $1,000.
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GAS FOR YALEsvILLE.
Village to be Connected With Walling-
ford Plant.

1AAeh0G ~ NC SOlilIGILCu w I'LL w
ford Plant.
YalesYille, Aug. lit can be stated
positively that. Yalesville is to be con-
necfed with the Walhngford gas plant
and that work will begin within two
weeks.
The New Haven concern which has
just bought the plant sent c.. I. Parme-
lee of Wallingford to recanvas the town
Saturday. Mr.. Parmelee was very san
guine and said he had hardly met any,
one who would not sign. He went on
to say the company was rich and would
::sellsl he enterprise, so that in month
orr six weeks gas would be reality in
Yalesville. A charter was granted the
former owners to come to the village,
and they canvassed the place with the
result that about fifty names were Sc
cured. For some reason they did not
pipe. and local residents had about
given up hope of getting it.
A large force of men will be put on
to push the job to completion in the
shortest time possible.
1t is also stated that within a short
time a meeting of the stockholders in
the company will be held and some
changes made on the board of direc-
tors. Two members of the first of C.
e. Thompson & Co., and another local
man. whose name cannot now be given,
will be elected on the board.
Thus the control Of the company will
be placed in the hands of the local men.
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ODD FELLOWS MEMORIAL.

Nine Lodges Mourn the Years De-
parted.
The local Odd Fellows last evening
held services at their hall on Crown
street in memory of the deceased men,
bers of the past year. Following were
the lodges represented: Quinnipiac No.
|, Harmony No. s, City No, S6, Croswell
No. 80, Montowese No. IL, Relief No. S.
Germania No rs, Polar Star No. n and
Humboldt No. 81.
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WOMEN OF NEW HAVEN

PaXto Skin Food keeps the face looking
young. 1t feeds the skin tissues, pre-
vents and removes crows feet, wrinkles,
pimples, freckles, moth and sunburn.
1t keeps the complexion clear and
healthy and the hands white soft and
plump. Don't be fooled by accepting
cold cream for a skin food 1t NAV be
cheaper but it won't do the work. Drug
gists sell Paxto Skin Food.
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SAMUEL KYLE IMPROVING

The condition Of Samuel Kyle, of An
sonia, who was operated on for appen-
dicitis at DR.. Cheney's sanitarium ir
this city Friday morning, was reported
yesterday to be more favorable. lie
passed a comfortable night and appear
ed better yesterday morning. The case
was a very serious one, but unless co M
plications set in it is believed that he
will recover.
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MRS. iPUNDERFoRD IMPROVES.

DR.. w. F. Verdi, attending physician
of Mrs. J. G. Punderford, reports that
she is gradually improving. Mrs. Pun
derford was taken suddenly ill last
week while at the Momauguin. She is
the mother of General Manager j. K.
Punderford, Of the Consolidated Rail-
way company.
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sported in the waters of the river with
out tights. but that h had thought
there was no harm in doing so. Judg-
ment was suspended.
William Barnes, who maintains a pig
ranch on the extension Of West Chapel
street. but within the city limits, was
fined IS and costs for not obtaining a
swine license.
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BURNED WITH SULPHUR.

Lester Hulme, Of Derby, who is TAX
ing a course in chemistry at the Yale
summer school, was severely burned
with sulphur while experimenting in
the laboratory on Saturday afternoon.
The burning sulphur ran over one of
his hands and made a very painful in
jury. The burn was dressed Temporal
rily in this city and on Mr., Hulme's re-,
turn to Derby DR.. Donovan dressed the
injury. :
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cIVIL ACTIONS RETuRNED.

Two new civil actions were returned
to the city court yesterday morning.
Attorney Walter Pond has brought suit
for Harry Cushman against Allan J.
Carmichael and wife on common counts.
Damages of 5000 are asked.
Attorney Pond has brought a SANDER
suit for $4,000 against Teresa Aiello in
behalf of Antoinetta Ricco Barba.