.. mat-on ELWORTH.
,, hostile. or edition. pow-bins. print.
tunnelling distribution or cironlating
any, Mentions, indecent. corrupt. do-
proved or libelous paper, or a paper
which corrupts, depraves, degrades or
injures the minds in motile oi the pub.
lie. or at its readers. or o! the people
anion: whom it ctrtrnlatee. is guilty or
as mlmrm-nnor and. upon convirtion
of any open oftense, artist) In punished
bye lineofnotnioretbnofl.morby
imprisonment (or wt more than one
year, or by both: snob fine or imprison-
merit for the first offense. and upon
nonviotlon of any palindromic" offense,
shall be punished by imprisonment of
not less than one year or rrwvre than live
“ years. and in addition thereto the de-
‘té’ndnnt and his agents and employees
shall be prohibited trorn thereatter pub.
llsbing. printing. selling or distributing
snrh paper or any paper oi the same
name.
Every .nnper published shall misin
a printed statement settlns iorth the
pawn of every owner. publisher and
editor of latch paper. it the owner or
mblisher of any such paper is a cor-
Mlllon, the names of the oflloern of
the rorporntton nhall be printed.
Whenever there who" have been two
or more coitvirtlmis at any one person,
or two or more separate convictions of
diluent persons. for 'vlolstlons at an.
inept times of section 1 of this art
with respect to soy miter, in“?! paper
shall be dermal to heir lioonllouw pd—
pev. and the publlcstloti and c-irrnlstion
thereof. and of any paper -ol the some
more. shall be unlawful. Any person
who shall edit. publish. print or oil"
calite any snob iterations paper shalt
be stable” to th}r punishment provided
in the first section 0! this art for serond
Menu-s.
An indictment for violation oi the art
need not art forth the.» partio‘ttlar issue
or the paper nor my plrtiv'uinr matter
contained therein. l'pon tbv trial ei.
ther party may put in evidenre a tile oi
the paper or any abstrnun lrrm any is-
Ine, and snob tile or abstracts shalt be
Mull hole evidenee oi guilt.
flea-lat Who sessions.
The provost n for triennial aeseiona
of the lesion! re is to revolve micron
Wtionnt thehnndsoitbeprewo
out. My. tlov-rnor Btnrlt, who has
am the plunge in both at hill annual
W in nuively furtherina the
men-ill to have the prurient snbwiil-
m.» the people, and the whole exert!»
the influence will be exerted in not it
rm this m
i A conatitutlonal amendment, drawn
hy'the statutory revision commission
guer'the governor's directlrm, was in-
troduced in the senate by Mr. litmus-
has and in the ammbly by Mr. thrl'l-
art! of Allenny. it provides that sen-
ator! shall be elm-ted (or tour years and
aa'setnbiynwn tor two yen". 'l'lie lento.
Mule shall stumble on the tint
Wednemlny or January in the yenr me
all in not, and titer-miter biennially
on the more day. The legislature shall
amide on the same day in the
r nest following the return at an
miner-lion oi the inhabitant-r or the
state, for the W of mules an an.
psrllonrnent o! senators and more"
at ssarrnbly. and stroll res-bin tor that
manhunt-Warrant" su-
l'ha canal W
hrs lengthy «southeast-slop ot the
trials ilnanive rotntnittee Mir-trima-
ttison’s ennnl investintlon bill was
rswn and would have to be amended
‘ ' ubeioveitwsnldba
2 , .x. .: ‘ ‘ (
senator Carl converse. oi the state
conintluion appointed to investigate
unite aprons and moire a measure
which shall plate income tneet ontko.
is in the city, says the Hartford m.
busy with the amounts oi the «curry
courts. When the commission tint
organised for work Senator Convene
was appointed on the ubmmittoe to
investigate the accounts or public it:-
etltttions. This porti of the work
is: ironically compl at he bar
I» w invert appointed to the rtrhzomin‘u-
(N! on Judicifll expenses.
.1 rvporter oi the Post found Senator
(inverse at the Allyn Horton. and had
a .sliort interview with him room the
wort: oi the commission and what will
hr the general features of the bill to
be presented to the next General As~
horribly. ”It would not be proper for
the to give mm now," said he. ”nod
it is entirely tic-slide that many things
which we have found and upon which
we tin-e «situates may appear in a llllv
(event light before we are ready to re
port a bill. We have learned merry
things about stow expenses. and while
it in not best to sive details. it. is my
opinion that we have information
which will enable its to report a m
on: which will be acceptable and will
not only show the way to avoid a state
tax, but will no rtgnlate expenses that
there will be u monitor from the annual
state revenue.
"We have examined the mwnts at
tho school for boys at Merideo. the it
sane asylum ot Middleton. the school
for girls at )iiddletown. the soldiers’
home at Nonrton, and all but one of
tire t-ounty homes for dependent chil-
dren. The examination of the judicial
accounts has only just begun. My first
work was in 'l'ollnnd county. where tho
accounts nrlt’ mill, and where it was
thought who begin obtaining famil-
iarity with pitch expenditures. We
will examine the remaining «only
home and my take up the hospitals.
though this is not absolutely pm
snry. Still it is within tbc paternal
the «committee as created by the Genev—
nl Assembly. Alflhomes and fills
already have been ”mind.
"it has not scented best to roost
roses to make public the {sets we
learned. The exception wars in the
case of the tiehodl for boys tit Meri-
den. when: the condition (rial-in was
so bad that we thought it should be
tnnde public or me." '
in response it": attention of the spe-
rllir points at which reductions would
he made in the bill to be recommended
by the minlnittee, Senator converse
said that it was intended to make the
changes of expenditure in many illiter-
c-nt places on the state's pay roll.
The
miniature had been but to believe by
what it had learned that it would be
possible to so make mlnctlons that the
decrease in expenditnres mold be
reached without radical nits in any one
department and the bill when report—
ed would not only provide a schedule
under which income would more than
meet outsoubnt be penalty accepts-
hie.
It must be remembered that the
committee not only has authority to
advise reductions in expenditures. but
to «Insider income and stone veroni-
mepdatlons It is not utberwd iron:
the tall: with Senator converse that it
is the intention in "mm the knife"
into ml: department in a way to pm
voile hitter opposition. The whole
milieu oi expense still inronte in betorr
the committee nnil it will latte up tat-
ation tutti make it careful study of in-
tone as well as esmm before its hill
is llnnlly perimtul and presented to
the tlrnnnlmnsarnlbiy.
Captainoyot Company I.
(Taptain ”Merlot: .i. lireehirlll. the
popular and eillcient pollutant of the
Fourth resilient. on the sin! of (‘o -
onel sheridnn was lost night min»
ml {or the raptniiwy oi t'mnpsny ll,
of ilriilsmrt. (foothill llrmlrbiil no
copied the W. and nononnm lilo
lnlentlorrot doing everything willie
to build up the enormity. Colonel
tlheidan slso rustle a new remarks.
characterising Contain iimrhhlll as it
good soidirr and as elietent articles:
in every way qualified to not no cost-
ntslulant at any tin-petty.
“to“! is W
' mum taint-vs have petitioned the
Conny t’onrsilrwlossrs or rum
«only tor on Win to Delhi
M‘I’alab ‘0‘“ W a
I‘ll!)
At the mil city's art-ion of the
Masonic Grand Lotte, the annual re-
port of the “ironic Charity tonsils-
tion.bcin¢tbeel|htltottbeboardof
managers, wss mbntltierl. it review
ed the wort: at this beam: branch
at the order is this state. The alters-
tioos of the orphanage building have
been completed during the year at an
expense of about use». The building
plant is now substantially finished.
There are now 42 riientirers of the
home. 25 adult males. it females and
three orphan boys. Several applica-
tions for admission by adults and one
for an orphan boy are pending
The sirloin“ expended tor situations,
additions and expenses wss $5,450,
leaving»: balance oi 58.508.“ in the
savings bank. The amount disbnmd
by the superintendent, Clark Bucking-
ham. on home slut home supplies“.-
moo: torn: and larrn implements. 3|.-
i'fuill; superintendent and expenses.
$615.23.
The report ol lirs. Joseph it. Root.
Willlnln Pitt Baldwin and Joy Simone.
the committee on the new hospital.
was spoken of with intorest by tlir
hoard oi managers. The execution of
the. plan and its lull equipment will he
at no outlay of about 8410.000.
The average nae ol the mole adult»
in the home is about 73 years. and oi
the females 72. An option has hero)
obtained for the purchase or about 43
item oi land in Wallingford. bordering
on the late and oppmite the preterit
owning: of the home. tor tho stun of
“M0.
it was voted to hold the next illllltllll
grand lodge in New Maven on the ma
ond Wednesday in January. it”,
m WHIP.
President labs a Proposition to (live
Ibo; Island a Deputy.
A Washi ton dispatch to the Hart.
lord Conant, under date oi .lsnnxry
19. this:
The Rhode Island detention in Cone
press. consisting oi senators Aidrnvn
srul Wetniore nail Reprosentstives lluil
and (farm. visited the president by
oppolnttaeu this morning. to tolls over
the internal revenue «dictatorship for
Connecticut sud Rhode island. The at»
ion or the visit was either to protest
spinst the appointment of Tbontnx A.
llslte or to devise some method by
which Rhode Island niay secure what
Senstor Aldrirh rmnrda as a fair share
of patronage.
The president hint-ell was ready
with s proposition. and be inside it.
Thin proposition is that Lake be no
minted internsl revenue collector and
that a mood chief deputy collector or
appointed from lthoiie island; lumber.
more, that the otllce oi national bnnlt
examiner. whose jurisdiction covm
both states. be inside of increased im-
portance. with a favorable increase at
salary and that the odioisl be appoint—
ed tron: Rhoda island. ltr. lieiiinley
mooted that the Mention have n
«inference with the Connecticut dale.
nation on the subject below the matter
was considered finally settled.
it was explained that the proposed
new deputy mllertor, who would prol
ably have a salary oi ”.300. should
sire his attention exclusively it tho
lilurrle Island end of the district, the
oleornnvsarine interests in that new
lion being of greater importance» to the
government olivinls limit in indieatml
by the revenue reprints from tilt-tn.
'rru- illstrir't o! lfionnertlrnl and
bank examiners: ior several years. Mr.
lkroley. oi llnrtioral having bet-n npo
pointed to do special work. it is pro—
posed tinder titer-ow arrangement eith-
or to bore a single examiner with no
increased salary, or to appoint n dep»
both to more lronr lthorte Island. Ar-
tion of this hind could be tnlten st
once. inasmuch as Daniel Day, of Prov-
idenoe. resigned his oilire as examiner
last work.
ileum linear. who lives that one
mile north at ”Will was badly
min-vi by: lmhlrrml Jersey brill
whirl; he owns. yveterrlsy alum.
lie was tending the animal with a tin:
sndsshwtstirhwhenthebratettrra-
ell upon hits and toned hint into n
More. ttr. linear planned to mwl
under the fetter where the brill sored
loin is the lace and bout and trsntpted
cabin. ltisnotibmlu mum.
seriously inlsred. hit his wossiia are
'i pnlalwl.
I‘D-Imam»
Was, Jan. ”pliant-sis oi Unita-
twlll limes Ire operation In
Moral boxes were We
t
l
tun-uhr inland boo boil two notional -
nly examiner to assist the ”lithium
. ‘ «will:
WI linden-motions wear» (WWIPMVI till \"INTI’III SHOES for both
LADIES!“ m '1‘!) make room for $5113“ ri'i’ill'K, it» man n
sweeping mlndlntl. -
lit the prior, ntid'lllt- show on. lint-wimp, LA'I'l-L‘l’l' S'I'Y LEN and :ill warnintwl.
~
GLOW’S NEW SHOE STORE,
122' Washington St.. South Norwallt.
hgtnblisln-il ‘ . l-Intninl'uhod
lllli‘l. ‘ . ism.
THE KRIEGER STORE.
M..m..~. .,.......... _- ,.__._._..._
(ii-vat c-lmtring out solo of ,
a... WV...—
Yon can buy any one of our latest style
Jackets ‘
For opp-hill of the regular selling prion.
i
H. ~KRIEGER,
ill letting Cliti and lillinin Store,
Mnhncltonta Hotel Block. South Not-walk.
North 8: Van .Séoy.
mount China
nthluastlhapsaandm
“twin Rik more
hwmwm. In two pleas alike.
aoyaswvddtbsnnplsasnstasaaot your neighbor huts;
theaanroasyon.
Cot Ethos.
Sailboats,
ttholavpstaatortrnsntofhnaonssinthowwnotlorwsllt.
‘Nasli 8-
Van Sooy.
millionth
ttllntlinit.
‘ maid
«FREIGHT LINE!»
moon I
Norwaik, South Norwalk,
and New York.-.
‘ Wanna
o
‘ attrntioo tothe'conwtion
‘ r. HUG
\vm . limit of no mm at
Mommy's next. MATE J3m- it
WALL!!! rum ӣan pom:
Winners
.orvmon.
mum-norm
Ul’ BAH“ WEEK.
Hisolllceboun willbe from t n. m.tollp.nr.
All tottering trot» defective vision should
eon-oil and have their eyes tested and proper
gin-ans titted.
mammals
intros lmomnin, Von ,Balinelmlhngzph
irpoy. ritornoeh Tomb m. HONOR! and flick
lirnllmrlientnl other tnolndierwswuiniiy when
or it nervous ramification.
Willi ibe‘nld Mme latest improved electric
ittslrttmrnt» of Arm-rind» and Europe's best
whilst». he is ennldwl to trill your rye-night
nt'lfllllllvnlly.
Mill, ‘8 Itil Strict, Mill.
BBAIITIFUL instills
Iii WALL PAPERS
i
1
Are sometimes hard to get. But there
are saris things nevertheless. We don’t
want to seem 'boaotl'nl but we are
proud of our stock. he worked hard
to get lt~we didn't take what was
thrown to us. That is one reason why
we have the trade we do.
Pointer-3' supplies. glass, eta, paint-
ing. paper hanging and decorating.
E. E. GORHAMq
10 FIRST AVENUE.
East Not-walk. Connecticut.
We H ave it.
All tiw loamy of on Open
Fm- nt tin-«wt or in“ than
on our P38 noun
lhnlirir the boat of oily oil
rillDVI‘.
Just what you wont.
An Open Fire
Gasoline Heater.
t'nil ntui «to it work.
Merrill Pattern
ll lin’fg Go.
on ll'ashingwn 8t, - So. Norwslh.
William C.Jesse,
iris wnsmmrort 5mm.
Sole Mont for
“10' my:
WlENl-le AND wonznimom
Delivered in limit to the Trade.
Also in bottles to any port of the oily
0!!!an
or virinily. Light. it per case.
linrlt. equal to imported, ”.25.
Prompt attention given to
mail orders.
BLnnn POISON
“'3 I love Thrall. Hm
Copper colored spots.
Arline. Old sores. litters. is Itostl.
lttir Valli-p. Writs coon ttmtm
(30., in Discrete Tussle. chm lit.
lav pronto ot eons. Capital. not”.
”Hue book tree.
U
Wis
' “new. flex M ,
r... at tho ten-a. trots. v; 1. y,
ary Verses. 1-in“ Ted.
is -- contusion by tho so.
a. “And seeing the monotonous
up into a mouth. andwhn liew
ills diseiplaaownlo unto llirnl”
bu most instructivo to untbsr‘
the mountain arena and "
fieriptnn and contrast them 'trim
the wins. in roomful violinist-poo
one night statics forward Willem
menu in tho lifoof Christ. “ism;-
prayer. the mount 0! t
things and that this is s cannon tor thorn
wbohavorweived Himandatw
be His disciples. All who truly
Him are saved, but to bondlaifle,
must be willing to be given up w ‘
trim. to he taught by him, and to ,‘so
nptntle one must be willing top ’-
wnero for Him. There are low my “
sored who by word and deed proclaim
Jesus Lord to the glory of God the Pluto? .
(Phil, ii. ll) Doyoll.’
ll. "Blessed are tho poor in spirit, for
their: is the kingdom of heaven." lit
.lns. ii, 5, we mid of the poor oi this world
rivh in faith and betrayal the kingdom lit
'lxph. iii, 12. no road of on amt-stat] lib!
poor politic who trust in the Lord. But it
is not their povmy. but. their faith, illplv' ‘
ltnilmlhorn to Christ. Our imam
oi the pom and contrite spirit that Mr
him at His Word; the broken nttd “will!
”Val" that is amiable to lliro (int lvli.
if); int. 2; r... n, i7). ‘
4. "Show! are they that morn, for
they shall in: motioned." ll tram
the kingdom and the glory of the King.
yvt. to in: "random-ti, nml than not: Him art
rim 'l'mwiwr sitting bore in humiliation .
uttering tin-so words. we shall be Mir
belpod in our rumination themrn. Ofnil tho
L «mowinl parole that ever lived on earth
lin‘mts PWlillnenfly the man of sorrows
and nautaintrd with grle! (lsa. till. Blunt! . i. '
yet lie let the Father“ maria IMO“! I
of all comfort ill Cor. l, 3), whomnlortli
or even here. that we may mfortothers
while we wait for the militant 0'th
at no routing u The-s. lv. l8}. ‘ " p
h, "Blurred are the Mk, for they non
inherit ”13 man. no glory shat botlnr »
luliness of tho whole earth. all the kitty
lensof the world shall be His undontn
with Him its; it, thought; Henri. ’15; .
John xvii. 2'3 : Born. viii, 17. ill). Koran
on earth. not even Moses. moth-st of men
at his time (Sum xii, 3), was over us
moekna llitn. who-old I am meeknntl low
ly in heart Since the earth is ours we
can aliord to let other: have it just now it
necessary and he min-plied and nuisnn‘rler-
stoud for It) doing.
ti. ”Blasted no they which dolinnger
and thirst utter righteousness. for tiny
shall be tilled. " We must still brim
its the kingdom when tho vault it ll bu
ttlbd with the knowledge of theglory 0‘
the iron! and the King who is righteotw
ness limit. the Lordonr righteousness. tho
righteous Lord. who lovetls righteousness
Her, xxili. 6; Ps. xi, 7).
is in earl: can a pro-em application whilni 7
waiting (or the kingdom. and every . '
pic may thiiybe filled with tho
(Eph. v. i8}. '
7. ' Blamed are the merciful,”
shall obtain merry. " Port of His nears!
the Lord. sh..- Lord God, merciful ' "
minus ills. xxxiv, ll). He it
ext-wisp marry or loving kindness (Jar. it.
‘23. 24). and the earth ”ball yes befilld .
with it. but now llc longs tolnd than '
will will be the hoamrsof it to «than. ‘
Win-rover any one iswiilingtoshowmnrey «
to mom, they shall obtain only an "
nbomionro oi it toms: on. It is auto:
mistake to desire anything just torons’s
own one. Our Lord never livedlltttollitnc
sell. but having all things in Hint, I!"
nre willing to he channels 0! in
«hero He willuethat tberhattnelislllul.
a "Blessed are the porn in hurt. (or
they shall see God." He olona was truly
purr- in hurt. and lie wno God. When rm
we Him. we see (led. 5mm thy we shall
see [tint and be like Him, even as moot-
botlles (I John iii. 2; Phil. iii, 21). Now
wenretobeliold Hint in theglassol ilk
word (ll Cor. ill. to). nod in
aowe «lows shall be changed into Ills
image. no th‘othcrs fining Hint in tot
shall wont to know Hint.
ti ”Um! no the praarnakars, for
they shall Detailed the children 0! 00d."
Antler! islhetlodol l’moandlh Inn!
.lmos the Prime! Pm, we aro acting
very much like children of 0a! when we
mrry [team orrrywhe-ro. When the
limo mm than will hopes-es on m
war no mom A» those towa the
dam boiling» we pro tomrry ramplanol B
in our daily lilo—Jove, joy, mitten“. ,
Worm! rhlitlron oliimi by tantalum .f ’
.lmmiunlxotml, and limo is no atlas A ‘
way to [irritate a rbiltl oi 00d. ”W
with within to instill” it out told “I
lolly to not that "u my dosll Mint
to through in to carry pan “1"“, ‘
Christ in is" "triple . . ’
lit ”llimmi nro t whichmfllbq
voted for tighlmliwflm {Rm ‘
tho kingdom oi henvm." Tho mm
not rcdmto thin kit-dot lilaanylbt'nhm
it rot-mini John the Minor the 14nd
Jew. In the eyes oi the world..." lb
minions world. thin Ilia fl lb ‘ .
with its toothless, sorrow (or ‘ "
rm righmm W. .L U ‘
pent-e. til-imply rilllenlnttn. “ "
lit tor the rim: my dowell ‘
oltl pimple and ”tilt ‘
and women who ant area mm .
dud tin their own Mild“.
put up with it, ores-a ester 3'.
“right it they can help it.
it " are yr with u
rile you and mom“
all more at evil anion-em
)i ante " in other words. it.
pie. you are lint abbot ll”
int-p nut-m ltlroot y
m. ’
w, "m”flfifémom .
yuan t , ‘
m wt" ’
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memnlttoulaynm
. . filth
andriilichfluandwitbilnd“
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inelanzwariwaratM’
ruym is w Ill It.”
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