Maddie (in to bill
111‘ his letter which
i Gibraltar. use.
5 8
lies to the “miserable peo-
, i‘filuh, his former home.
blue; seventy years old and
3 terms at \Vcthersileld
a boy fifteen years
obs; I
' broth
2 ‘ with his mother
illkg'n
s 1111‘ auto Worrie
The.»
o'clock lid had
. on. but ii
I obey to purchase foomor
(included to return home.
Ihomparatively short time 11 new
as dental society will be (1:.
in We state. and (weanling
910011 11;, will embrace 11 large
(the dentists in (no state.
or meats has been brought
gh indignation over the at
Connecticut State Den»
on to endeavor at this
093310; legislature to have the
fixed so that they could p1 ac
lotate' who should fill the pc-
or; the board of dental com-
rs. ,
Rem. proprietor of the. l'In-
otei Bridgeport his wife. Al
" (a bartender; Hugo Silver. 11
win Booth and a man named
9w os‘cape from death by asphyx-
from gas early yoeterdey'moru-
h" pital. He is not seriously 111
money hospital physicians revlv
others It is thought 111111 coal
an (11¢ physicians claim that there
Evidence of fuel gas
three notorious criminals in 1l11II11
ti They "111Ileeicd Charles 5in-
and Patrick l)1111111111I.()i Water-
alefiterday morning. The young
gnlted two young women in (111111
about 9 o'clock Sntulday
(are notified 'l‘hey round-
grip after several hours
3 e11 admitted attempting to enter
fMoron I111 @090!in during the
_ IBessei‘. :Iof 1518 St. John
.New Haven .0110 of the fore-
gliders in the lmprov (Id Order of
09111;. $21111: h‘rid'ay acupral fees on
her“ 11 feet Wore amputat-
o‘Dr. Henry lI‘l1Ischner. it seems
everal weeks ago during the sc-
“id snap in February. Mr. lies-
919320 his f1Ict.H(I was carefully
d, but it finally turned out that
1 rest-bitten members thrcatcncd
(Nil (1 unless they wcl'c amputated.
w ~r-
rIIsince little Johnnie Reynolds.
ridgeport bocnnlc intoxicatedutlle
have been on the lookout for the
keeimv who sold the boy the
"Rain; {had sufficient evidenc on
t wii rrant them error; log
HIM
me E. Gilmml. who was ill (be
the Great Atlantic (1’1. Pacific
puny, died at his home in
k about 3: '10 o'clock yester»
ornlng‘ of Bright‘s discneo ll‘o
“minty- five years of ago Mo was
Mar and left no children George
311mb. of the Village. Store (ioni-
' Bridgeport surmods him.
.....-
oodore Ilopfner. thirty-five years
.930. residing in South Manchester
111 n done of stryebnluo with suicidal
I't. 'I‘wo physicians worked over
Ill night and ho is still in (1 pre-
eondlllon. He has a wife and
Ahiidren. .9701 the past few days
been very despondcnt owing to
001 a. work.
“ital E. Keeley. hf Waterbury,
inhuman. but formerly in buaiI
thlnl‘self, filed a voluntary po-
‘ .bnnifru icy. in the United
trict ‘ourt Saturday. LEI
' 12.072. 62; pallets 9960. of
4’75 is wearing apparel and
(lanolin. , I
‘rr—h-
113111911911. 01 Merlden In still
tier over the muffler of illube
l9 ,, from the state board of
(intimates that there ill
(‘1 in the miller and says
ry undsley iii evidently
1 t of keeping the headliner.
w Heron.
A ustopolls. a Greek
in only licenses for push
dentin, was arrested 8%
lve' Cmnen on the
Ibusllns 95 from Anthon-
. utely .liene
' had-
so he skip. .
I- Specially is this the case
Tumpnsln” (u' r '
I‘IF‘ive punter laid:3
to he colic!
11
1111131151 1111 were waiting the appear
‘ once of Gui/emor
uveltII'und Papal;
dent MLKlllilifii-i 15330., 1' (ml
of- the greats
titled)
linseed (lie stroke at noon. the
grand {doors sudgfg‘wim. and the "The
viccdprdlildrni of the Mlllted
fat ’was '11 cell.
Governor 11011111311 it was escorted, to
to the right ‘fSénat'Dr Frye the presi-
(lent 111:0 telnpby lllr. 81100110130 05] Wis—
11in. (tireseutative pulse] of
13111111” lion ii. of the Congressional lu~
(insulation chmlulilee.
Meantime the members of the presi-
(lent‘ s obb'inet accompanied by George
ll. Corteiyon; secretary to the presi-
(11.11.11.111 entered the‘ right door of, the
Senate lobby anti had been seated upon
the left of the ambassadors.
Following came the admiral of ‘the
navy George Dewey, the hero of Man-
111. Buy. and theI Lieutenant General
commanding the army, Nelson A
Miles. Both were accompanied by their
aides and all we're in full unifoiIm ‘
1911111th Iwuve'I of applause which
greeted the entrance of Vice President
elect Roosevelt again sewpt over the
galleries and Senate, "the president
of the United States and—~111Iesideilt
elect" was undoubted. font in iidiunee
of Senators (11.1.1111, of (11119. Inna
Jones. of Arkansas. and lleprescnla
five Cannon. of illinols. and Muller
of Arkansas. member of the inaugural
committee ‘
Before the delivery 'of the speech fluI
venerable chaplain of the Senate. nev.
Dr. William H. Millbul'n, invoked tl1(I
Divine blessing upon the assemblage
(111d tinI ceremonies.
Roosevelt's Address.
Vice President Roosevelt said:
"'l‘|1(,I history of free government is
in large part the. history of those rcp-
l'esonlutive legislative bodies. in which.
from the earliest times, free govern
moat has found its lofticst expression.
They must ever hold 11 peculiar and
exalted position ill the record which
tells us how the great nations of
the world have endeavored to achieve
and preserve orderly freedom. No man
can render to his follows greater ser-
vice than is rendered by him who. With
fenrlossnous and honesty. with sanity
and disinterestednosa. does his life
work as a member of such 11 body.
when the
legislature in which the sel'vlcc is ren-
dered, is 11 vital part in the gowrumen-
tul machinery of one of those world-
powers to whose hands in the c'ou1se
of the ages. is entrusted a leading pull
in shaping the destinies of mankind
iI‘or weal or for woo. for good or 101'
ml. fills is true of our own mighty nu
tlon. (irenl privileges and great pow
el's arc (1111's. and heavy are the ros
ponsibilities that go with these privi
logos. and these powors. Accordingly
as We do Well or ill, so shall mankind
in tho future be raised 111' cost down
We bclong to a young nation. already
of giant strength. ytIi whosc present
strength is but 11 forecast of the power
that is to come. We stand supreme
in 11 continent. in 11 hemisphere. 1511111
and West we look across the two great
01 (5.111s toward the lar'gel \1'-‘ori(liif(- in
which whether we will or not 11 (I must
take an (Iver increasing share. And
as Ikecn- (chd we gaze into the coming
years. (lufics. new and old. rise thick
and =fast to confront us from within
and from without. There is every red
sea why we should face these duties
w‘i h a sober
lm orinncc and of their difficulty lluf
there is also (Ivory reason for facing
them with high honrtcd resolution and
(Ingel and (:oniidcnt faith ill oul' (upnc
',’lf_\‘I. to do them alright. A great work
lies ready to the hand of this genera
lion; ii should count itself happy in
deed that to it is given thc priv_il(I:-I
of' doing suc h 11 “"0111. A loading pnl't
thel (I111 must be taken by this. the 1111
gust and powerful legislative body ov-
or which I have been (tailed to preside.
Most decplv l appreciat1I the privilege
(if 1111 position; fol high indeed is the
honor of presiding over the American
Sl-nntc at the outset of tho 'l‘wcuiiiIfb
(leniurI'y. .
President‘s Address.
\‘V \SlliN "FUN, March 4—~Whih-1l1c
pl'csidcni was speaking the rain al-
most (.I'nilloly (Icusod though thousands
of umbrellas wet (I still held aloft.
llis address was as follows:
My Fellow Cili'lcns. When we assem-
blcd hcrc on the fourth of March 1897.
there was g1 (I111 anxiety with regard to
our currency and credit None (Ixisfs
now 'l‘lmn our treasury receipts were
inndequutc to meet the current obli-
gation of the government Now they
are sufficient for all public needs, and
We hawI a surplus instead of a deficit.
Then i felt constrained to convene tinI
Congress in extraordinary session to
devise revenues to pay the ordinary
expenses of- lhe government Now I
have the satisfaction to announce that
the Congress Just closed hue rodin ed
taxation to the sum of forty-oarI mil-
lions of dollars. Then there was deep
solicitude becnble of the long depres-
sion in our mnnufaciurl .minlng, ug-
rlculturul and moment 0 industries.
and the consequent distress of our lab-
orlllx populations. Now every "avenue
on production is crowded with activity.
labor 111 well employed and American
products ((1111 good markets (it home
and abroad.
Our diversified productions. however.
are increasillg in such unpr cedented
volume (is to admonish us of t a fleece-
(iffy 111111111 (only broadening our for-
(lgn markets. or this purpose ro-
cfproeal trade arrangements with oth-
(11' nations should in liberal spirit be
cultivated and prom oted.
The national verdict of 18911 bus for
flu most out lam executed . What-
ever remain: at filled in continuing
ob ltiolu n m o: with undlnfiiiivhed
force upon the «(entire fund
But for (1
his suit on ,th ‘11 1111111111111 immediately ‘
appreciation alike of their '
(7111ch y K1113 cleanse: the eyliein and builds
l. up. ' ‘
ll (11111101111111 blood pure.
it 91111111111911 (he rolllplcxiou.
it (sures constipation and liver alumina.
ll cured headache and (host other ache».
(idlerv hill-"1 (Inn's Nerw. Himnnoil. Liver
and l1 idln y 11mm. ((IIi l
mil our great prosperity to lead us to
reckless ventures 111 business or profil»
guy 1 public expenditures. While
the C guess determines the objects
and the sum of appropriations, the of—
ficials of the exccuthe departments are
responsible for honest and faithful dis-
horsements. and it should be their con-
stunt care to avoid we lie and extrava-
dance.
Honest. capacity and industry are no-
where mor(I ludispensiblc than ill pub-
lic employment. 'l‘hese should be 'fun~
damental requisites to original appoint-
ment and the surest guaranties against
removal. ‘ .
Four years ago '1' stood on the brink
of war without the people knowing it,
and without promotion or effort at
preparation for . c impending peril. i
did all that in honor could beldone to
(volt the war. but without avail. it
became inevitable; and the Congress at
its first regular session. without party
division. provided money in anticipa~
(ion of the crisis and in preparation to
meet it. It (1111119. The result was sig-
unlly favorable to American arms. and
in the highest degree honorable to the
government. it imposed upon us obli-
gations from which we cannot escape.
and. from which it would be dishonor-
able to seek to escape. We are now at
pcucc. with the world and it is my fer-
vent prayer that if lllilcronces arise il?‘
(worn as and other powers they may
be spared the horrors of war
Entrueted by the people for a (second
time with the office of president. I on-
ter upon lIs administration appreciat-
ing the g1 (Iai responsibilities which at~
tech to this renewed honor and com-
mission promising unreserved devo-
tion (in my part to their faithful dis-
charge and reverenily invoking for lily
guidance (he direction and favor of Al-
mighty God. i should shrink from the
duties this day assumed if i did not feel
that in their performance 1 should have
the co-operailon of the wise and pairi-
hiic men of all parties. it encourages
me for the great task I now under-
take to believe that those who volutr
tilrll1I(.I(1n11nift(I(i to me the trust 1111-
posed upon be chief executive of the
republic. will give to me generous sup-
port in my duties 1'0 “preserve. protect
and defend 1111I constitution of the
United 81111911311111! to “care that the
laws be faithfully executed. " The na-
tional purpose is inducted through a
national election is the radiation
tional method of nscrriulnlhg tiltI pub
He will. When ones it is registered it
is 11 law 111 us all and faithful observ
now should follow its decrees. .
Strong hearts and helpful hands arc
needed 11nd.f()1II.lulumly.W(I. have
tilt-111 in (Ivory part of (1111' beloved
country. We are reuniicd. Section-
elism has (lisappearml. Division on
public questions can no longer be
traced by the war maps of 1861.
Those old differences less and less (lisv
turb the judgment Existing problem:
demand the 111111: gill and quicken the
conscience of 1th country and the re
sponsibllity for their presence as well
as for ih(-lr lightcous settlement rests
upon us all no more upon me than lip
on you There are some national
questions in the solution of which
patriotism should cxciuilc partisan
ship Magnifying their difficulties will
not take them off our hands nor facili-
tnic illcil' adjustment. Distrust. of (inI
(opacity. illicgrliy and high purpose
of lill‘ American piIopliI will not be an
inspiring (home for future political
contests. Dark pictures and gloomy
forcbodings are worstI than useless.
Those only becloud they do not help
to point the way of safety and honor
"Hope maketh not ashamed. " The
111111111115 of evil wcl' II 1101 tinI builders
of the republic nor in lI. , (I.'iisiscs have
”my silvod or served it The faith of
tlic lalhcis was a mighty fort-.1I in its
creation. and the faith of their d113-
cendants has wrought its progress and ,
furnished its defenders! They are ob- ‘
structionists who despair and who
would destroy confidence in the ability
of our people to solve wisely and for
civilization the mighty problems rash
lug upon them. The American people.
entrenched in freedom at home. take
their love for it with them wherever
they go, and they reject an mistaken
and unworthy the doctrine that we
lose our own liberties by securing the
enduring foundations of liberty to
others. ()111' institutions will not do.
io-riorlaio by.extonsion and our sense
of Justice will not abate under tropic
11111111 in distant seas. A11 heretofore,
so hereafter will the nation demonl
strata its fitness to administer any new
estate which events devolve u n if
and in the fear of God will "ta (1 (111- ‘
union by the hunt! and make the
bounds of freedom wider yet.“ If '-
there are those 11111011 1111 who would .
make our way more (i moult. we mutt I
not be disheartened but the more o’er- '
neatly dedicate ourselves to the ((1111
upon which we ane rightly entered.
The path of progress is seldom
smooth. Now things are, often found
hard to do. Our father-I found them
so. We find them so. They are in-
convenient. 'i‘hey can 11. something.
But are We not made better for the
effort and (sacrifice ((11 are not those
we serve lifted up and blessed?
We will be consoled. too. with the
fact that opposition Ili'u confronted
every onward movement of the repair
lie from its opening hour until how.
out wit 01111111111111.1111. The republic has
moi-(ill on and (111. und its over: (top ,
1111i (11111.11 freell'tuti'ho ((1111 11111111 11:“
‘-
:' 111111111 1g,
commemlhib‘ (mayday, March 2111, 1901
11.
1
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11.1.11. ,.
MAKING A SPECIALTY OF THE OPTICAL AND
' “ WATCH REPAIRDVG BUSDVESS
1
My entire STOCK will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION regardless of COST, PRICE 0R VALUE.
NO LIMIT, NO RESERVE.
9...; \.
wn'lcuEs, CLOCKS. GOLD 111NGs,C11Ale,-
Guards. STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES.
SILVER PLATED WARE,,- KNiVES. FORKS.
TABLE AND TEA sroous. LADLEs, C115
1015. BERRY DISHES, BUTTER: DISHES;
3111111 JUGS, TANKARDS. WATER PITCH‘ERS.
TEA SETS, ETC.
C O
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.0 ,-
I mean business, every articl: will be SOLD AT YOUR OWN PRICE. A Life Time Chance.
ALL GOODS WILL BE WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.
SALES: Afternoons. at 2:30; Evenings. at 7:30. Continuing Until Allis Sold.
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never and BRAZILIAN BALM to try it now.
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