will be glad to _‘ .
clean shave 11111181101111. ' 2
‘ mo will auto: ”dominoes.” the _
now lather. Buy a package of your
dragslat for 161:.
were} . s» L "
and hell 1 s headquarters
there woul be no Obtain
4;. 1 r I 1, .
inature as to preclude formal men-
lion.
That which vollr corresponding sec
rotary has written since our last moot
motors isolated and dry. ‘
l'illat secretary could feel that each
missive had been couched in terms.
unmistakable cg to import and 11111101
111111381111; read 11 would be in 1101‘ cwu
consciousness, at least. be worthy
It is M ‘ a. feeling that much has
Ibeen left undone or fulfilled in doubt-
iui way. that causes this retiring 0111
car to lay down the pen in fur 1111m-
b‘ler’ spirit thla’n When she put ”forth
hel hand to wield it
Two clubs have applied for mom
harshlp during the yelll; The Sigma
Epsilon of Bridgcpmt and the Friday
Afternoon Club of Dalian. two tiller-
tasting facts. but the rcpult of another
storctary' s influence, not mine: .
The leal ploduct of the conferences
held'ottcn with the Executive Board
lies in the. glimpses allowed through
personal contact; of‘coul‘age, strength,
a helpful kindly spirit. These after
all are the best results of tllis banded
sisterhood. but of these things we may
not speak.
To t‘olecast the illtulc lies not
within the scope oi‘ a report, yet ex
perience is often the greater of better
conditions. Your Chief Executive
has been often greatly inconvenienced
and embarrassed. because her seale-
tiny lived among the State and so i
can. predict with a demons of certainty
that. the interests of the Federated
Clubs will be bettel selved. becnuSo
my successm lives 111 near vicinity of
the president to be. For her l ask
thesnme considerate spirit shown to
wards 1119.1 can no more.
Rtpolts upon civil selvlm reform}
and upon mesa work were made by
Miss Rebtknh D. Beach and Miss [‘10- i
the Democratic titket These 11
. did not taltt- very well and then
118% been like,
score it‘ll more
and not...
the
an out of visitors frbfn
ticks and 11101111611301 'btiys
Much of‘thc work of the din e
was in setting but pamphlets and
11111311 speeches‘tn the voters. A
carpi who was familiar with the
of
i’
great mass of voters get all the
flea] leading matter they want i
newspapers
with its moving pictures and po
paramaphs was also legalded
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10111101 and Miss
all thins 13.1 lb
111L111 ilallilury
'13 “a" mNoV.‘ 10.310111: Stat:
0111 h l a resume
”83111311889813 city this
The invocation was offered
uhi'st. business of the morning
:i prosentatlon of leports of
10.,Bush delegate to the
“monyention at St. Louis and
oral committee‘s.
of ballots.
who wanted them and there is
ucatlonal work The will in:- given away to‘lnlllte
or paper there on "A
thesis of acceptance in
Woman’s Council of Educa-
11 lines similar to those of the
at Woman's Council This
resolutions passed by the
hi oration were placed be.
ha‘moatlng for discussion. One
one was nor the introduction oi
oi moral instruction in car
slittilnr to that given 111
The other for a law of com-
.isoliool attendance embodying
features of those of New YOlh
nolorado.
ilfl Bush reviewed the educational
of the club for the year. As in
years this committee has (01
Influence with every club in the
atlas do as to glean all that has
.‘done or undertaken As only a
Wratiyeiy‘ small number of towns
“impreaented in the Federation,
ash in many cases the towns lep-
ted have a large number of son-
arato clubis and in these less than
have: education committees the
registers absolutely but little
91:11.1{61‘9 a handful of Women bal
lied out conscientiously to vote:
bl has raised $10 for a poor
in one the ladies
, sloth: every school and faith-
iy tabulatiad the results and 1111-11
sermons; In another they have
ovided an lnstructivo course 01’ lec-
‘ as for thelpublic. Not a great rec
lord. not by only means a measure for
duneotli: at‘ women a work for educa-
lion during the past year but enccur
, king as an indication of the spllit' of
Federation towards our schools.
by calling at the bendduarte‘rs
of the press bureau, was not
the campaign was his brochure
led 'Who owns the Cnpitol?‘_’
{out saying that in some town in
field county some “well ‘ltnown ct
had told somebody else that he
that another than who had both
the. Stone Piuneo. respectively.
m
SUPERIOR COURT.
Some of thtsc were fakes an
Causes of Action Tomorrow in Short;
Calendar.
in the superior civil court found
row. these cases will come befme
Judge Silas A Roblllsoil 1'01 healing
on the motions stated:
Charles hoe et al Vs. Sarah Cohen
at his, appointment of receiver for
collection of rents; Mary ll. Water-
bury vs. Hannah M. Rilch et ul, dis-
closure ol' defense or tel-coloslll‘e;.
Jared E. Gaylord vs. Augusta Ed-
wards. foreclosure: Stephen Com
stock vs. The Connecticut Railway and
Lighting 00.. for leave to file 1111101111-
ed complaint and allowance-01’ same;
John H. Hoyt vs. Town of Daniel]. fol
acaeptancc of committee’s 11111011; i , Rep
John S. Hoyt vs. Town of Barton, for iNcw Hart-n ,,,,,,,,, 31880
them.
liming tllcil lnicf lesidence ill
ford Cllailman Walsh and Sec
Thomas made 11 gloat many
friends
sonaliy and than
i
i
rainbow
Pluralily 38,840.
presidential Vote in the state by
lies:
ias Hull trend 9. panel upon “A Aacceptsncl of committees 1eport;1lllmont ...... . ...... 23714
no of New England Writers.” She John S. Hoyt vs. Town of Burton. for New London ........ 10386
mbhtl'onell Mary E Wilkins. Kate acceptance of committee‘s report: Fulrncld ............ 23576
‘Dgtttlas Smith and Josephine Dodge William l.. Griswold Vs. Mattie EwWindllam ........... 503.11
, She gaveashort blograplii- Griswold, tor allowance to defend: l.ltL-btield ............ 8968
h of each and some extracts TherNorwalyk‘Savih‘gs Society vs. Ja- Middlcsex ........... 49,911 .
heir most noted writings. cob M. Layton. Ex’r. ct als. i'oreclos- Talmud ............. 29135
111 Abiatbar Blanchard. president are; Dietrich E. ‘immvc and vs. Mar- ‘ , W
Friday Atteulooll Club South .1111 lawlor et sis. delendams‘ tienmr- loial ...... lusts
.inlllcs E. i‘ylli'il vs.
tie
for to complaim:
Conn RaiIWay and Lighting Co...
Roosevelt’ 8 'plulality’ 38. 840.
M.-
o allt. spoke upon “The. Poetry of.
the W031. " substantially as follows:
careful consideration of westem
John et al vs, Town of N01 walk 91»
als. application of committee for six
_.-.——-
gourd. ton lacking in scholarship to
tie down to a comlemplatiou of
linens sentiment alone. The poet has months extension of time within Rep. Dem.
yet to be born who will sublugale a which to sell: Mary R Barber Extr Bridgeport ............... 11732 11405
lesson of truth to beauty and rhylll~ VS, Mary A. Nichols at «is. Judgment ‘lluubury ................. 23114 2101
mical creation The soul of the mm for want 01‘ answer: George Cooper Bethol .................... 533 . 285
119m century man is awarded in his, v11. Georgianna Cooper. allowance to flyéokfleld ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hg
cling to to subdue mighty forces to defend; Patrick J. Brennan 1‘s. Sumu- Dnrien .................. ‘ ' ‘ 17-3
1110‘ fill. and he is shackled with sol 81 5- Sanford. illligmf-‘lli for WEN m . Easton ................... 5‘7,
dldlissa‘. 0111 poet wolild picture him answer. . , i ll‘sirflelll ................. 201
it lighting to free himself from mater- Uncontested divorce—James MrKul’ Greenwich ............... 1393 938
‘ 0mm and with hands stretched out ’11- 128118- MCKIIJK Huntington 3411
his downtrodden brother, risinli» W" Monroe ....... 8'7
, fhilll‘, info the higher npil‘ltuul NOT A SiCK DAV SWCE- New Canaan 192
' itlnin that is his birthright“. . “l was taltcn severely sick with kid- New Fail-fluid ......... 1 .86 07
9060 who can combine all these ney trouble. i tried all sorts of meal Newton's ................ 228 471)
in their entirety. swaths them clues. none of, which 1elicvcd me. one Not-walk ................. 25 9 1070
H 'Mllty of Meditation—flint 10‘ day i saw an 'ad. of your Electric 1311- 11911111111; ‘ ................. 2211 121
ill have Written the greatest tent and detelnlined to try that. After Ridgelield ................ ‘ 313,2 l81
0113189 Will“ has ever known . taking a few doses 1‘ felt rebelled, and Sherman 128 39
my should he not come out of the soon thereafter was entirely cured. Sta’miord .- ................ lid-iii 1.000
and have not need which day since. lStrstforli ................. 55024-1
, The oftlai oi corresponding sacre- Neighbors of mine have been cured of Trumbull ................ 1097 102
{fbrnlshea little matelial out of Rheumatism. Neurulgia. Liver and Weston , ................. 119 74
it to‘ malto an impressive or even Kidney troubles and Genelcl chill- Wealporl ................. 465 278
‘ he tasks t .” This is what 13., F. Bass, of Wilton ................... 234 113
- Writes. only 60c. at .
emont'.‘ N. O
H.
...............
{point}: 1
. , w r1911 11 p5 tare tattle cl‘rurn, all: 1810113“
out til ‘ whole graces fmainng, only the non appr . align
‘ " and every precaution '3 taken to on re all
' , 831188} 1108811316" quality
:oi‘llavcrt all-om ‘ '
ll .
counts. For 84110111111 Milena tile rooms
6:.hi‘fgi1"w‘ith Sign
11mm soc
0 committee said yesterday that
”as lealized now that the campaign
alllphlsts did not amount to much.
is said they welt.- not read. ill-i the
TM staleopticau about
he committee was congratulated
upiul the fact that it did not 11m shell
'i‘nclc were plenty for all
supply left ill tlle‘conlnlittec r
llglltels with The committee also has
units 11 supply of Judge Parker's ad-
Polish and
Fiction and anybOdy who wants to read
1 leach 11nd anybody" who pants to
it in those languages can scenic copies
Allen B.“ Lincoln who was the chief
found yesterday His greatest effort in
press b'iit'cati became very bold during
the close of the campaign. in the early
part article-d fox new panels were sent
.lung Repubii'cbn \t’ss going to vot‘t
wclc sent out giving specific patties.
papels that printed them had to deny
They are attractive than per—
chasing
should not he held against them.
THE VOTE lN CONNECTICUT.
‘ Summary by Countica— Roosevelt'a
Following is the slllnmaly of the
Presidential Summary by Gauntlet,
murrer; Elmel F. Blank vs. Edwullhcongnuimai Summary by Dig‘flctg'
poetry ”gutted in this conclusion; ui- M. Fitzgerald, delillllwlel to answer: “my District~llemv plurality,
for Just tribute had been paid to the Charles R Tyler vs Melanie F «le-1 312;.
only poetry to bulgene Field Jamos Biefore. defendant‘s motion 101 more Selena Diliil‘it‘i—Sliell‘ys plurality.
’ 101301111) Riley, Edith M Thomas and specific statement: Godfred Bratllol' 11937
{i is it seemed that western verso 118011161118 Retovoly C0- of America 'I“iliid lllutrlt-lmllmullegee's plural-
hole has not reached uhat Poe 0188 ill abatement; The British Am ity. 5.1165.
11 is title poeiwl'y The West is 1118- Co 1‘14. Oliver E Wilson. motion Fourth Districlwlliil's plurality, 11.-
at too young. too imp‘etuous of +1,» to set aside non suit; Susan V. St. (102,
Fairfield County Vote For President.
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cam.
dam»
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n the
liticlll
as n
a big
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21648
16043
7070
15800
2959
4373
3164
1771
12883
sight.
Republican
1Democratic .
vern
a
Ebenezer J. Hill;
o-Ld
levi S, Weed. Rep.
Will W. Kirk Rep.
James W, Burtis, De
dent ill l900 was:
Bryan, 190
468. Brynn.189.
on Titestlu)‘:
Nangnttlekw- -"C F
ruff, 11.
New Milfortl~J.‘
Sbnron-J l.
Essex—‘1‘,
Saybrooku‘F. 1..
Old 1.1111101»
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9010““.
Madison—«Marsden,
Mdrideu-JJ.‘:,Q. Thaycr. r.
llllngcrford, l
Oxfoldw‘G. W. lioxie r.
Wullingford~.i. A. Martin
Waterbury-«‘11. A Lowe ii.
ld'i‘CHFlELD COUNTY.
Lituhiield Dietrich—«“0. M. Wood-
1 2 6“ nullity:
test for representative resulted in the
success of the Republican candidate,
DeWitl C Roscoe, by 05 majority over
Helagure tho tiiluresz-
Df‘.
Gov
Henry Roberts Rap. ......... 420
“A Heston Robollson. Dem
, Liautenant- Governor
Rollin. BL woodmff, Rep. ........ 418
Omfimama‘n-‘a‘t Large.
George Ix. Ulisy‘. Rep
'Willinm Kennedy. Dem
Congressman. Fourth District.
R
Eduard F Kellen Deni.
“ Stat. Senator-201h District.
Joseph R.‘ Taylor, Rep. .......... 307
Jeremiah Donov‘an Dem.
Judge of Probate
Henry W Ore ory. Dem 81 Rep
confatlv'ca.
wailt C Roscoe} Rel) .
Frederick B.‘ Light. Deni. ........
Justices of the Peace.
Joseph F. Stillman, Rep.
Darius A. St. John, Rep ........
Benjamin F. Often. Rep
Gem'ge M. Oimstead. Rep.
George E. Bliss. Rep.
Cb’rnellus (1. Taylor Dem.
'Rbbett C.Ray1nou1l. Dem. .
Artemus W. Noble. Dem. ........
Hallfortl S Weed. Dem.
111.
Millard F. Osborn. Dem.
Hiram Wallenlnll. Dem.
»» The vote‘ of New Canaan for Presi-
lll 1896 it was: McKinley,
FESSINDEN'S O‘LAiM.
says Clear Majority of Reprmntatlvea
Elected Favor Him for Senator.
STAMFORD. Nov. lib—Samuel Fes-
selldell.‘ candidate for United States
senator said regaining the slot-:tlon
“My adv-ices from all counties except
Hurtfmd indicate that. a clear majority
of the Republican leprcacntatlves Glen
ted are favorable to my candidacy for
the United States senatolshlp. The
general returns 01 the.
‘Stnmfold and the Twenty seventh sen-
atorial district. and throughout
state are exceedingly gratifying and
indicate that the administration has
the confidence of the people."
. Probate Judqaa Clilooaen.
NEW HAVEN Nov.
lowing judges of probate 13mm clolted
Halifax-d District—~‘H.B. Freeman, r,
Avon—«‘1 S. 'Wcodfoz‘d. r.
Berlin—Bernard b‘, Galiucy. 1!.
East llartford-—"‘.l. A. Stoughton, r.
Manchester-aft). R. Wood. r.
Marlborough—4T. ll, Bull, 1'.
Soutllington~M. i-l. Holcomb, r.
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
Barkhamsteads-F. S. Roberts. . r.
New Hartford-«'1‘. 1.. Whitney. d.
F. Addis, d.
Norfolk-fit. B. Stoeckel r.
Plymouth-".1. C. Fenn, r,
Salisbury—JD. '1‘. Warner. r.
W. VanAlstyllc r.
Tolringtonww. A. Ror.11back
Winchiister~—'G. M. Carrington 1.11.
Woodbury~ts. C Tomllnsou. r.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
Mlddlatown—JS. B. Davis. 1
Cilatbnm-m'C. W. Cramer.
Clinton's-Jinnah Elmitll, r.
D. Conifer, r. d.
Hadllnm-«JE. P. Arnold. 1-.
Killingsworth-C. H. Chittondan, 11.
Old Saybrooll—JC. s. Oates, r.
H
TOLLAND .(lOUNTY.
Tolianll District—‘10. B. Agard. r.
Andover~*w. B. Borague, r.
Coventry—8E. A. Colburn. d
Hebrew—‘01. Porter
'Staffordm'lll. 1). Fl
NEW LONDON COUNTY. _
New London Dillil'lefm’Alfl‘od Cali 1'
Norwich—Nelson Ayling, Norwich
Colchcllterwrli. P. Basil. 1‘.
East Lyme—4A. 1". Bush,
fireman-Albanians, ,r.
Lanyard-JR. Gallup. .
llyhlc-s-‘Wliiiam Marvin. 1-.
North amnllgtol‘trfifl. A. Snyder r.
ls outlaw. .
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WlNDHAM COUNT
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sea
the combine
...... 193 " ' aver maha‘
laenry A1 Bishop, Dem. ......... .190 , ’ .1.
Secretary of State. i "an“
Theodore 130013an 11‘. Rep. ...... 418 ‘1.
James Huntington. Dem. ...... .. 105 ’. ..
Treasurer.
James F Walsh Rep. ..... 418
John M New,1li'em. .......... .. 197
comptroller.
11111th W. Mitchell. Rep ....... 423.
William Belcher.’ Dem. .......... 190
figflpv nil
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Our 110
416 hotness. ship pints or short measure quarts. Beware“-
and refer by nor-1| install to» Peoples No
340 Bank 111111.113”: Capitalized 5!le unit in nllrlili
'L’L'” 2531
........ 1:3 coupon 11187" .1
41-1 . 1.1 yourttitmlmclall whiny».
”out: 4111 ‘Cut this out and return it ,
“ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " 2i: aslolltli, order wewdi locludel T“ c‘sfin
“““““ 4“ FREE‘b as full quart of 10
------- 1‘14 year old whisker-or if order
""" 188 ‘amountd to $20. 001111: will send
' 180 FREE three full quarts 10
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........ 194
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""""" 1‘"; ed to 1mm ill declnrln result and
it may be one or nloregdiihisb before the
oillclai leoorts ill all the counties are
given out Both the Republican and
Democratic challmen a: 0 non claim-
inll, the state.
Another situation resulting form the
closeness of the vote ill Maryland is
the probability of a mixed eiectoriai
vote from iilf‘ state and the definite
facts in this respect will not be known
until the official count has been made.
Missouri 3 Governor Democratic.
ST LOUIS. M11 Nov. lOwlllltlilitial
leturns from 85 out of 114 counties ill
Missouri give Roosevelt 11 plulaliiy of
10,495 over Parker. and Folk (Dean)
for govel'llol'. a plurality of 36,813 over
Walblldge (Re-.11..) Thelp is nothing
thus fat to indicate any change ill the;
statement made last night that Mis-
sour’is Congressional delegation will
stand eight Delliocrats and eight Re
publicnns ll gain of seven fol the lat-
ter. This much is conceded by the
Democratic londwers 'A Republican
majority on joint ballot ill the gruel-
al assclnbly is ('tllli't‘tit'd‘ by the Demo-
cr.nts who have lost tunnel of the
legislative body for the first time in
tilirty- six yoals
Governor Peabody Defeated,
DENVP‘R Colo. N01 10 ------ 110 Re-
publican today have: “Corrected rc-
tnrns from fortylivo out of the fifty
nine counties in Colmado indicate the.
McKinley, 405;
election in
the
-'i‘l1e lol-
.. , , .. ,-_. _ defeat of Peabody Republican fol
iatfii‘. ”m 8,“ 98“” I“ W‘ Cleave governor. by a Small vote almolughdat
‘ Republican hell quartets Pea ys e
.A.. .
,gaigfiigflfl Fnl'vfri‘l‘lgmfi‘ "' d' leaf is not conceded. The Republican
Delb ~‘E LFd cr’lLon' 1‘ Congress is safe The general assem-
Glliifflrd—JLC‘ LilJlglst r' ' bly is claimed by both parties. The
’ ‘ ‘ entire state ticket. with the exception
of Peabody, is echtod by handsome
majorities.
Waahlngton Goes for Roosevelt
SFATTLF. Wash' 11. .. N01.10~—Tha
lateslrct urns flom all but fourteen.
counties of Washington give Roosevelt
51 000 majority. The. remaining count-
ies- will increase this to between 60,0001
enter in now figured at 14.000, The
Republican Generational ticket
close to Roosevelt.
11 on ten Democrats in the next legis-
laturc.
Utah's Majority for Roonevolt.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Nov 10.—
Estlulutes based on' official but lncom
pletc returns from all counties in the
close to 20, 000. in Salt links county
aloue. the plurality is more than 12 000.
with seven districts missing. The en
tire Republican ticket. state and coun
ty. is elected. The American party poll~
all about 5000 votes in this county.
Chairman Taggart in New Vork.
NEW YORK. Nov 10 wThomas Tagl
sari chairman of the Democratic Nat-i
tonal Committee arrived here today a!
tor an absence of several weeks in ln-‘
dinlla. He went at once to National
Headquarters. where heronferred Willi
Secretary Woodson and said that. later
he might have something to say. Mr
Taggarltd said that he would lutltel
remain in town for some time.
Now Mexico Republican.
. SANTA FE. N. M.. Nov 10.—~W ii.
Andrews. Ropillilican candidate 101
Congress. was elected by a pluralityo of
Hit) The lesiaiature will be over
wbslmlngly Republican
floatation Car-rice Idaho is 28,.000
BOISE. idultoi. Nov. iii—l evlsud 85-
11mm malts Roosevelt’s plurality 28.-
0011 ii that (01 (mod in. for lovem-
I'.
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made lune "If“
' lbs and 111111
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year old whiskey. , l .
and 70.000. Mend’s majority for gov-i
state place the Roosevelt plurality at;
or and Maracaihr palatial:
L fared as no other preparation will
, .
‘ honor of “Him
1‘ been till a .
, Maul-iA a
FULL QU
- thing but ya W llriendllhi «bu -
ry for you to study the following 1101 fui "fat:
1""; ! $01113 whiltltoyslllm
their proud old
coil“ of the 111111111111,”i houses 111 proof tin
.. tom 11* um” minim?" 11 I!" chalky “lithium 0'" “1111‘s
«414me
811111” 111111 cancel-~11» ones 1111111 111111. 1,
191'
h” with”
air health? 8% L ‘
luv
1 nilroogndn “n 84%: Nam
11‘ capital of H‘
Q'Ii you 111.101.1110 can shift Lallllar 1m. 011111. launch, Apple Inuit! It hurt“ '0
cum toll: about the ‘
111nm honor and “1831 not expat
allege
'11“
nvn “.11.!qu
11111 umlakoy~honact hishry "cot'lirima
In the in 1 a world?”
310.1111 salons. $211. 1111
11.31.1911 measure as ounces and are full quarts buy amine“ from “inflicts who advertise fun .
011111 Bank of Winston saloon}!
A. long LaLa you lingo other 1.311.111; final anywhere will over
atwlllcvsr all-a: ”it...“ iiw‘ifi'filvtbvv “yawn“;
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na‘folu “‘0 «some methodaa employ: go
then chivalry- Iliad
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a world. Do
1'0 naan‘mflaell “a
faith”.
I ill going
”iii?“ nihilism
1117"?» 8‘38in was
sawmills“ one anti it city block
are broad to announce that tod- we 110111101111 tbs
ldeti to thwarsltnblo corn "m“. whiskey
bottom by ottsl-inc ‘
Mullen-ilk hprlml
“1 e Hulk-[Mica
'ln Bollo- with No Harlin.
old established concern
and Piedmont S. wings
“5‘8.
1111101601110 will-key at above figures. We wish to‘ ‘
vs 10‘ our list before 0111 13m
‘ 'Du avoid delay send lull amount
and can
or rd
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no “contours baibl"
I“ in thine.» .1511ch
POLiLCEMAN WAS, OUSPENDED ,
New Britain's ncbutivc Thought Of
' ficer Was 1' MHIT‘D
saw 1311mm N ’v. lO.~Speciali
Officer Anthony Walinezilul who was:
on duty at. the Fourth ward voting
plate The lay will have chatges pm i
tum-d alga aunt him by Mayor Bassett.
Mayol Bassctt was passing the pollinl,i
place when the officer came out andi
gave a man standing in front a push
i whit 11 sent him sprawling on the side-
1 walk The man was under the influ-
cure of iiullor,l)'1t the lllayor thought
that that was not an excuse for the
not. lie 01 dared the officer to repeal
to the polite station, aildgllerelnained
in charge until another officer was sent
by Captain Lee. The man .1th tell to
the sidewalk was picked up and taken
away in a team His name is Charles
Blsllllccke. His face and hands were.
out. by the tall. The mayor, will ash
till.- police 1'mnmissioncrs to investi-
gate the case. . . ~ .
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, New Haven Mao Struck by Engine
Near Cedar Hill.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 10.—-Wlllle
(tossing the tracks near the Coda!
lllll station yesterday. Dominic Neist
was strain: by an engine and terribly
injured. lie was buried several yards
and received a fracture of the skull.
Neist la‘ in Grace Hospital.
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MOTHERS PRAISE i'l’.
Mothers everywhere praise Ono Min-
ute Cough Cure for the sufferings it
is has relieved and the litter; of their lit-
There will be less lie ones it has saved.
‘A oeltnin cure
for coniths. croup and‘ whooping cough.
.A. L. Spafi‘ord. Postmaster. of Chester.
“Mich. says. “Our little girl was 1111
‘ conscious from strangulation during a
sudden and telllble attack of croup.
One Minute Cough Cure quickly reliev
cd and cured 1191 and i cannot praise
it too highly. “ One Minute Cough
i Cure relieves coughs. makes breathing
easy cuts out phlegm. diays out in-
’fialnmation. and removes every cause
of a cough and strain on lungs. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. '
PRISON ASSOCiATION's ANNUAL
MEETING.
HARTFORD. Nov. 10 --’I‘lle annual
meeting of the Connecticut Prison All
soriutlon was held in Room 6 at the
Capitol at 2:30 o'clock yesterday at-
ternoon. Acting President Francis
Parsons, the Hartford county vice
plesldent. presided Resolutions were
ipresellied on the death of Francis
' Wayland who had been president of
i the association since its organization
lln 18711.1’resldent Wayland died in
l lunuary inst. Resolutions were pro
settled on the 1113th M Rev. Dr. '1‘. ll
Pynchon. who was 11' member of the
executive llblllmitbee from tho organi-
zation until his death‘s few weeks ago.
COUNTBRFEITINO TH! OINUlNE.
Fol by at 00., Ohianbl‘iafhh also Hon
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dy, and on account: at tits intern
and popularity of“ libiay'ar armed
,Tar many imitations are offered for
the genuine.
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SWALLOW’s VOTE
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Total of Over 200,000 in the Country
Indicated. ‘
CHICAGO, Nov.10—-Prohlbllionists
ale well satisfied with the showing
malls bv the elect‘on Tuesday. said
Oliver W Stewart national chairman
of the party Returns received at na-
tional lleadnuartars in this city indi-
cate that Dr. Swallow. our presidential
candidate. polled at least 200. 000. and
the probabilities are that the final
count will army the number consider-
ably beyond these figures.
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OLD PEOPLE HAEIE THEIR TROU.
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The most common ailments to whitb
people post middle use are subject
are indigestion and constipation. Fort-
unately there is a remedy especially
suited to these disorders and that 111'-
fords prompt relief. it is called Chain.
berlain’s Stomach «and- Diver Tablets.
The-laxative effect of these Tablets is
so agreeable nnd’ so natural that-you
do not realize that it has been pro-
duced by a medicine. They also im-
prove the appetite and strengthen the
digestion. Write to the Chamberlain
~ Medicine 00.. Des Moinea. town. for a
flea sample and give them a trial or
gel the regular 25- cent size from your
dnlggisl. stillson Powell Corporation.
Clifford Pharmacy. Pierces Bridge
Pharmacy and Zeitfuss Pharmacy “‘
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BLOWL MAY PROVE FATAL.
New Haven Man Mit'by Hammer in
street Fight.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 10.-—ln a street
light last night. John Kinney. 31 years
old, was hit over the head with a
hammer and may die as the re all.
of the blow. Kinney is in the ow
Haven hospital. John O. McGinty
was arrested as Kinlley's assailant.
A HEAVY LOAD.
'l‘o lift that load off thestomacb take
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. it, digests
what you eat. Sour stomach. belch-
ing. gas on stomach and all disorders
of the stomach that. are murable. are
instantly relieved and permanently
cured by the use of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. 3 P. Storrs, n (1111113111 at 297
Main street New Britain. Conn. says:
“Kodol Dyspepsia Care is giving such
universal satisfaction and is so surely
becoming the positive relief and sub-
sequent cure for this distressing nil-
meat i feel that i am always sure to
satisfy and gratify my customers by
recommending it u: them. I write
this to show how well the remedy is
spoken of here ” Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure was discovered after years of
scientific experiments and will posi-
ttvoly care all stomltch troubles. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. . “1
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