‘ auditorium harm
Ewfid ycchisthe n In
be Welcomed to learn
no It: prepuI-htiW foru
I the {pout session of
tell it' a proposed to
that hiintis of agents of the
out power sufficient to place
control. and also to give the
examine owners of poweI
...thclrl imllflcalions to man-
' mu.
hit? thongEbt this bill may opt
to be of but llttlc importance,
when the full scoptl which it Is
I also to Incorporate In it In more
If comprehended, its magnitude and
chin; .50qu will no seen.
it at yet been any legisla-
EV! boats since their
to ho E-publ ’
'p
II, , at tryo
o'tot’igrcs puss‘ h bill
lion? Eouch launch to curry a li-
, pilot The; bill noyer passed.
.E hilly owing to Ellie tictihlty‘ of pro-
' , blow York yachtsmcn. who be—
. molested in tluI defeat at tho
ure.
.TQMP‘W by Neccoslty.
an accidents that huyc bap-
91 to. by which numerous
lime hen lost through collin-
Ii‘éxp about all of Which art:
ori'suporvision. and the Innum
clinic calls that none. but oye
.ltnow anything about.
differén‘ce ot‘ the uvo
her to the rights of
_ he ubliolute Ignorance of the
"of: not and tho vurl ous signals
n‘gE orcto, has all led to one
all In dilust conclusion; I e.. that
tire lc‘g‘islhtlon was necousury
ti. ’11::ch utivo.
c elite and loadinw spirits in
he bringing bcl’oIo tho govctumcni.
ci a the continued and flagrant v-io
ioIf this of all marine regulations Wt-Io
incensed Pilots and Murillo lun-
,‘iaE association. which bodt of In
then brought suiiiciont pros
we to bear on the supervising in
p‘ocbors as to cause the officials of tho
watercolour having the matter In
me to inké the above mentioned
pact on "
Government Inspection.
II. III pIoposcd to incmporate In this
w‘E bill provisions that will place Im-
dot' the comic} of government officials
Ilié ihopcction of the equipment of all
hunches and motor boats, that the
proper safeguarding of life may hr in-
ouroti; the illsmlluiion of tho IIIotoI‘s.
with it knowledge tilt-I'col‘ by tho own~
' era of the bout: tho rulos and rcgulu-
tious of the mud. IlS pertain to Ilw
‘sniling of vessels day and night with
the knowledge oi? the necessai .\ signals
accompanying the sumo, and the con
trol’ and regulation of the numbcr of
mosouxels that may safely be caIricd
on a launch or a power boat.
I -It Is claimed by the Litcuacd Pilots
E Enid. Marine Enginccts' association that
thin permitting of boats under 15 tons
propelled by Inotots to be run by per—
' 1! having no iicenncs and in coma
very little knowled o of the re-
E lbillty attending suci duties, has
‘ tau 'oniy cut Into their busino‘ss but
has also piccod iII iocgurdy the lives
of those who onibnrko on Vesséls in»
command of those same persons.
E From pIesent indications there in
Ivory strong reason to believe that the
proposed bill will bu enacted Into low
at the next session of congress and
. that by‘ the opening of the non yacht-
In; season its powers will be felt
among the thousands that ply the un-
tors of Greater New York during tho
opou season.
Ono Mun for Small Boats.
lip to a certain size of boat, but otlo
lflb‘oh" be ”requlrcd on bohrd with
{I i howledéto to ihiolll‘famlly
'lhd manage the clan. but III IIIIII
host: the law will require tliul
‘4 on be (In Mind nt nil limos wlItIIn
I r “r in. ‘MI bouts of r. linicwr rziro
31,4 ”no required to bow II wmstu- und
hour use of the sumo must be
to the man in charge.
. . g regulations will be another
» nt provision that will be for
v I ' Every owner of n launch or
at or sailboat with auxiliary
Will have to pass an examine
in his knowledge of the rules
. d. the proper no: of claim
mound of “this at night. 'I‘iio
. of the inntnllntion of the
mill ulna be inquired Into.
- owning power bouts or
we illicit”. kind or Ilse.
Juli lost to tho lurxcut. may.
profit" to thomoelvoo. take out
It hooky and brunh up on all
. amt: motioned
---:--I-
l- imminent; winning a. Field et at. I-xs
_ E aluminum; our 7
hit culsotiur day In
I .icourt with the fol-
allow . be chimed of on
itwihrd Davina Bank vs.
minnow, foreclosure:
vs. Carrie 1.
r r 01' police: The
I . um orporatlon vs. John
ipil lily, defendant‘s motion
pool Interment; Samuel
D for more specific
0 bouillon ii. Souverso, re-
only ' Vt: no 8 Bouton. allow‘
blind Ell. ugtoinn moot to answer; ’l‘beo-
oro cure so rocolvor vs. Bruce
Griffin, ailvava cc of uniéndiiliint Ion
antiwar; Si‘hcodoro Ii. Converse, re-
tutor. vs. main (3 North allowance
of amendments to ImpweI; Froderlck
:1} $21?th ratwnuam K. Mimics. at
II III or want of answer:
flIiEvId BnEIE‘Iks Vs. George Platcb.
lutiumont for failure to comply with
order of court; Louise Ii. Holiirook.
iniminlutrutrix. vs. Joseph D. Sawyer.
ct slim, foreclosure by sale; 'l.ulmon
Goodscll vs. David F. Read "at alto.
motion to open default and filo un-
swur; Amos Brush VIII. The Greenwich
Tramway 00.. default for Efuilurc to
filo anuwer; Emily Beers, appeal from
{no photo, anpcile’s motion to open do.
tilt: licnrv D. Bunch trtt'stco vs.
Frank W. Beers, plaiutllf‘s motion to
upon non-Isnit Robeit A. Clark udI
mIIIlslrator vn. William H Olinrn.
plaintiff's motion to open default for
permission to file amendment andJor
venom, vii. Anagaliho. DI Paolo rt ant.
disclosure of dofedI-Ie or foreclosure,
plaintiffs motion for foreclosure by
sale; Milo Mead vu. Julia A Grigg at
at. plaintiff’s motion for dist-loathe of
agreement; Alfred Robbins vs. Milo
Monti, luolitltt for diusoiution of III-
Iacliutont and substitution of bond:
Humor 1.. Juno rs. Annie June. for
pormisslon to lilo nuttwcr and cum
complaint. for allowance.
Uncontested i)iV0I‘t‘t.I5n~~.~\glit-III lll'II
mill-I vs. Frank Di‘omus.
__w-w~_- __V_—~..
PIRATING FOLEAY'B HONEY AND
"r .
I‘Evlt‘y & (30., Chicago, originated
Honey and 'l‘nr us a throat nnd lung
remedy. and on uccouut of tin- grout
merit. and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar numy Imitatious are offorod
for tho ‘g‘cuulno. Those worthless
imitations hili’t‘ similar sounding
tintiios‘. Beware of them. The gon-
uiuc Foley's Honey and 'I‘III' iii in a
yellow package. Ask for It and rc-
I‘usc any substitute. it. Is the bout.
remedy for coughs‘ and colds. Sold III.
Plulutcd's Drug Store. "
His SIXTEENTH BIRTHDAY.
John Disbrow Entertain: a Large Par.
ty of Winnlpauk Friends.
John Disbtow. who has boon \Islt-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs John
b‘. Wood. Winnipuuk. for Hcv'oIni
months. entoitninod n Inigo numbc:
of young fiiouds. 'l‘uosdnv night for
the purposo of having them crlcbtulc
with him IIIII sixteenth unnivoruary of
his birthday. Thu cvcning was plt'ilR-
nntly passed with music and Hilillt‘fi.
Aliases ’i‘br-rcuu and .icIIIIiII (luliill
sang Ht‘VI'l'iil noioctious, accompanied
by Mrs. .lounlc Bunion. Minn Maud
Pollard gave vocal and piano scloc-
lions.
Among the gucstu wot‘o Harold
Huuun, Liliius London, It‘lorcnro (liar
ra..i,.iiiio and Francis Wood. the Miss-
es Walsh, Seth Dobocr. Gertie Deiitlt‘l‘.
Hazel Evans, (Iortir. Joucphluc and
Annie Local, Rita Ross. George Earl
Roy-rs, Goorgo Brown. Benjamin
Wltomc and Frank Scuiicy.
Refreshments were acrvod.
NO CASE OF PNEUMONIA ON REC-
0RD.
Wu. do not know of a single Instance
where n cough or cold resulted In
pneumonia or consumption when lt‘o-
leys Honey and Tar had been taken.
It. cures coughs and colds perfectly,
so do not take chances with some un-
known preparation which may contain
opiates, which cause constipation. It
condition that retards recovery from n
cold Ask for Foiey' II Honey and Tilt
and refuse any substitute offered. Sold
at Piultlted'u Drug Storo
BUSY OYSTER SEASON.
Oyster shipping firms in the New
Huron auction are running their (III-
tublinhmcnts to their full capacity. ow-
Ing to the cat demand for oponod
oysters for It lpmeut to the north and
wont. Otto 'flriu III unable to till or-
doru by running its principal shops.
and has opened on additional shop on
Quinnlpsc avenue. whore they will put.
on thirty more openers. Experienced
openers are making good wages. one
of the men In reported Inciting $3.90
figéluy, and several others from :3 to
According to the parlismontary re-
turn on the concomitant and payment
of Income tn. Just issued. time were
In 1908 only twonty comm in artist
Briton: who wore ill mslot or ii:-
flow“ ”Mint 8200.000 s your.
out-liter?“ fibrin”. Ito-Alicia
In order will?“ munda-
It
III
that” Ifl‘liilomcnil
Mb 39“". “I. molar drill
Esta; team on of his best selling
siloinu st bomb-i co to anyone who
will out. out .. coupon sud
protect It“ high?! W
Idolllhllosolllooo
(strontium on
YMMIW
iicqtlllalsnoooohsl
rut couboi: f tho holder
Dr. How-
. {out onto
. situation and II! no It hslf-
. price I c. I
' lithium! [o Itiifioy to my
MIMI
m. pursuest lumbsEEgEo. nullity tron
d pay. dictates sad
i now in members succession. Dotti
noxibct your kidneys.
Ingram with “tap?”
minim: V. Gorbam. dim “ill
wit? pooplc right bore in Spoil: Non» ‘
Chcntnut street, 80th Norriulk. says;
all bio. I
alight grow worse. l deter-minor! to'
try Doon' u Kidney Pills.
well spoken of by both citizens an
newspapers: so i procured II. box at
Plolsted’ s Pharmacy and took them or
directed.
remedy.
N. Y.. solo agents for
States. i
Remember the unmowboun s—nud
take no other
- corresponding secretary;
‘ not done. Jiltl‘t! Wright usid. wan pro;
bsbly file to Mr. Mourns fanciful»
Dot; “gatim 1th
E o crest danger or kidney WIDE-E
III titttt inlay out It iii-III hold lining
rl sluts Ilium
EEIEEEEEEE. 1[tho Inca;
III e rental I
willdi‘i hull
Mrs. J. Iii Williams. residence 40E.
know I had kidney complaint. for
tacks of sovorc backache often belli-
Airshi that: If neklectcti they
Ii
They wer
I found them an excellent
They cured me”
it‘d: sale by all dealers. Pricolio
cents. ’ Foctcr- Milburn Co, Buffalo.
the United‘
onvIANIs sumac: nascent-l
..TION. l
influence of the Wife Upon the Vote
‘I of Her Husband.
HARTFORD, Nov. 2.——The Influence :
of the opinion of audio upon her bus-1’
band was pointed out as a potent lac-I
tor In the defeat of the women‘s suf-
I‘rugo billbofore the lust. legislature at-
the first. day's session of the Connec-
ticut Women’s Suffrage Association In;
Unity Hull. yesterday. This oxpros~j
slon came out during a review of the
work done In behalf or such It bill:‘
the dologai‘en who were explaining tho
reason fut doiuut ut‘ the measure, tiny-
ing tbnl thoy bull found runny ucnutors
and roprosoniuiivos who would hnvo
been willing to cunt n favorable vote
bad they not been induced to not con.
trurlwiuo by their wivosflnc dolomite
thcruupon exclaimed that some men
”do not tell the truth." Mitt. Eliza
both I). Bacon ptosldcd at the motn~
lug 80881011 and IIfttII the various rc-
poItu to: tho your had been read ol-
cotton of "macro was proceeded with.
Mrs. luubslin Bccchcr Hooker being
chosen prcsldcut. The other officers
III-I2: Mrs. Baron, of Hartford. vice.-
pI-usidout; Miss it‘i‘uncou Ellen Burr.
of Hartford. recording stwt'ctuty: Mrs.‘
Mary .I. Ilogrrs ot‘ Mcridcu. treasur-
or; Mrs. Margin Wubb. ot’ l-iartlordu
C. ilowurd
Young, secretary: 0f i'orclgn corms-E
pondcncc; Mrs. W. P. Pliruolts, mom-
bor of tho. National coIIIIIIiItoo. The
county vice-presidents chouou uret‘
Hannah 1?, Sturgcs. Now liuvon; I'll-l
Ion S. Bennett Windham; Annie C. S.
[Coupon New London: Emma ll. Chuf- .
t‘cc, Mlddloucxz Mary (‘.. Hickux.
Litrbiicld. and the otbara to ho muncil
by tho (executive Itomlnittcr.
.1. ii Morwiu, of Missouri. brought
greetings from tth Middlo Wool. and
told of tho growth of the woman‘s sur-
l’l'ugr- llltIt'ItllIIIlll. Illli llltII'tI. lltltl ox.
pit-559d the hour that tho wmnon of
t‘IIIIIIocIicuI would soon no in litII-.l
YI-xu-I'Iiay afternoon lim‘. Anuu l).f
Show. of Philadelphia. made an nd-‘
dross. Tho enrollment of but) lilt'ilI-l
burs during the your was uscrlbcd to.
tho work of Mrs. Fi'flnttl‘, of New 14ml
don.
$100 REWARD. $100.
Tho readers of this paper will be
pleased to loartrthut there Is at least
one droudod Iiiuenso that uciouco has
boon able to cure in all Its stages. and
that Is Cittnrrh. Hull's Cuturrh (Euro
Is the only ponitlrc curc now kuoWu
to tho medical irotcrnlty t‘utarrb
being It constitutional disease, to I
quires I: constitutional ttrntmont.
liuli‘u Culat'rb Caro Is Inimu lute-Inn
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system»
thereby dontroylng the foundation of
the disease, and giving tho pullout
utrouglh by building up the consult!»
lion and assisting [Illilll‘t' in doing Ila
work. 'I‘ho proprlctoru have fit) muchi‘
faith in III-I curative powers that Ilioy'
offor Ono liundrcd Dollars for any
case that it fails to (‘lli'l'. Sand for
list of IcutluionIulII;
Atldruss it“. .i. CHENEY a (3., To-
CI
lotto, 0.
a—uaqu~_~..__‘n
WEBTIROOK PROBATfi JUDGE
”NED.
Fold .25 for Neglecting to Filo Report
of Election luponsss.
HARTFORD Nov. ..mliuluc of Pro
bum John A. Wright of WIIstIIrook
whit flood #25 fat fIIlIIII-u Io lilo his
canltlontc of olI-I-tiou uxpeuuou with
tho Socratury of Blair. III: ruqulrod by
plane the penalty ll. iiilllpio line of tall.
Mr. erlrht mid thlt lit-I had filed his
certificate with Town Clark (39de 0.
Moore who promoted to file It with
the accrotnry ol‘ Ethic. 't‘bst thIII wss‘
incur: c said that Westbrok has
silo Inhabitants. and since no bad tut-
IItInIoII olllco ho had not bad s ninglul
probate out and had not even coon
Ibo books lulu moonlit of tho otlico.
Moroccan: Attorney Calhoun pro 1
centred those facts to the court and
him said that at a conference he hull
butt with Attorney donors! King tho
hitter had mu. on tho question of
iuI'IIulIotiou. tint Hartford woo tho
proper pious to try cm: of this hind...
u it III tile plants or Inc pillar» of Ibo
Secretory oi Italic.
umu-uunfl
ONIN BUR! FOR DVIP QIA.
bullish. o Kerouac.
1%?3mr 3%,
hatching
id hour b t Méhiugh
douEtE bouts lit:
to .
For Tumorrow Fnday, and ‘aturday
Sale on Waists. E 1 Sale on Lace Curtains
About tour buudrcd \I ai5t§, made of white vesting. bril» 29c Pair—(limit quality fume lawn Curtains. 2% yards long
liantities. Black and blue. also Inerccrized. valuc $I 50: for regular width regular price 45c pail. Special 29c pair.
”"5 53““ 49c Pain—W (’1) good quality ruiiic lawn Curtains. lane)
950 stripes. figured and plain deep ruiilc iItll size. Icgularlv
E \V'ottb 75c Special 49 pair.
‘ " E , 65c Pair-l9iur quality ruiiic lawn t ‘,IIrt;IIIIII iull size deep ruf—
SOffi Pillows at 590 tic \Ilih hmIIstitclich-cdgc t-xtta good value anywhere for
* ' 08c. Special 65¢ pair
This will 1’9 ”W "ii-{£051 sensation ”f 1““ 591150”. TW” 98c Pairwliigb grade I'uliic lawn ttIIt.IiI15.IIIadc c\'tra wide
buIIdrt-d illustrated I’Illuu’s. bountiful subjects. tilled with silk
H055. a bargain lot-$t.m. This sale only 59c. No more than
two to a custouu-I‘. '
Children’s School Hats.
\ t‘l‘\ fin,- l cit Sailt‘u' Hats. wnttli SI .00 to $I. 25.
and “N‘Hiii. lur tnuiorrtm and Saturday.
Onlu 500 each.
.GoCatls for Babies;
\I'r ban about our dozen on band. \\'I- “III srll IbcIII
at oIIo~tbirtl oil the regular selling price complete nitb para-
5015 I Olllt‘ oath and takr your best pick.
Sale, on While Petticoats. I
The most beautiful assortment in tho city.
"Elllt' Lilli'll l'cliirwtl. IIEII‘II rims Ill IIII'I‘iiIIII itiscrltnn. llilt‘
i'l)\\' lzlt‘t‘ till «duo. 85C. \Eilhll' Si .23
Very lil‘t‘ilV six-lo. three rows of fiur tucks and embroi~ I $‘ 39 pair—«l ““E quabty iul’fle “M Lurtaius. made mm ”’9‘
(INT Um 98c ‘ \Eiiillt‘ 5‘ 25 : iIuiI late inscrtiou and deep ruliic with lace edge full size.
2 S coin. I ) ir. ' I
\ \t‘H prclh design. .I uitlr lioIIIICt uttb ibrcr witlc IIcIII- P E $E ‘EE‘IEE. . . . _ _ l .
stitthctl iurlts and bt-uIIIIIIIl tIIIIb. edges. $1.19. \alut {Ill 50. $1'69 to $2.98~——.-\I.Ibtau ‘\‘Et (' urtatns (“m ‘0 or), some ”EU
lluautilui tit signs liouuu “lih bandsonu unit. and larc; I’r‘Eu-‘E dostgns m Bat and rttliie Curtains. hpcmal bargains.
also illit‘ links-I and thIIinttbiug. Iritcs $1. 25. $1. 50. $1..98 $11“) to $2‘98'
Iwui \aluc almost doublc IiII 5'an prior.
Stockings for Bous and Girls.
ii‘tmd fast blatk How fine at coursu- ribbed , value 15 and
for this slilt‘. 10C.
Clothing for Men.
I lIII' 51ml of (H't'i‘t‘iiiilh' consists of all the lit‘\\'t‘>‘l rill-ch.
Short and lung 'IEHlll‘lt-‘Il‘ Contra. from
$7.95 to $20.00.
Men’s Suits.
from $5.00 to $l8.00.
fui lcugth Iancx edge dccp ruliio with itemstitchcd edge——
those Curtains are In plain taint sitipc and figured lawn.
luii_\ wmth $1. 50. Spctial. 98c pair.
3! .49~—\Euttiilgllaill Lace ( urtains tlIIcc Innis long, full width.
neat and fautv patterns. .I larrg rassortment (It now. CliOIL‘t’
5l\1c5 to 5clcct from fullt worth $1.00 Special $1 4.9
$1.98-—\ottiuyhatn latc turtaius g' 4 )aids long. extra full
“lillh. choice patients lieu 51)‘5.lc a bargain not to bc -
duplitntcd Ilsrubcro \ cry special at $I .98.
Pair~NoitInghauI Laue CIII'.I;Iin5‘ lurgt enough for am
w.iII(|ow rm prcttt designs—those Curtains Ivortb reg-
ulurit 85c. ()ur 5]“Tlttial pricc. 59c
Pair~.\'ottiugbntn Lace Curtains. three yards long, full
u idtb neat :lllt] lam} desitrus. would be considered a bar-
gain at ISL: Uiii‘ \cr} special ])i'l(t‘. Sgt. '
$1 19 Pair~.\ottingbatn Late L urtains three yards long. full
width prcit} pattern5. A bigbargain special $1. it).
$1.49 Pairmlligb grade tuliie lam: turtaius made with deep
ruiiic i' \iIa larno 5th‘ unlilt‘ plain others figured mater—
Iain. 5mm Ixith lair iuacrtiuti.» and Lin ctlgc l)lll(‘I5 pict—
til} II'I'IIIIIIIIitltIcIi :IIIIi lu-mstiiriicd. r‘Xli‘IlHi'tlllial')’ \‘aiuc.
51mm SI. .Iz) pair
”I lit‘. rod
59‘?
89c
Bous’ Clothing.
Nowbrrr clsc can you find a boiler selection
tflothmg for boys. We have Suits from
$1.50 to $7.00.
Underwear for Men.
Ncccc liucd. natural color.
500. 660. and 750.
Email Vests for Gentlemen.
A handsomo assortment of fancy stripes Eaud dots, also
iliglil'll‘ toior and Ian at gt?at|y rcduccgl prices.
of good
Itu.
law. by Mauricio .iIulIuI Wultor ti
('1qu In Hartford court yusiortluy.
The court romltiud lilu costs and l
We: want all our old customers to Inflow their accounts with us. also in-
vile those who never bought on out also plument plan to tip a chilies
account. its the easiest wan to s‘E Elli libtii‘seii With the neceSletios of
lilo. j“ Doh’ iEbe timid about sskiim us iotilie‘atoommodalion We have
lilouSatIds cit ‘qu books. and are calculi new friends event dill. We title
000 this same prices as Elbe cut sidres fluid III Illust Instances undoiseil out
MI. 3,
Wei bust out on port hood homo. and Its this billionflilon
. It.
till i ‘
to or three store id The Nomiks ' I
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