I fowwtawas In the state some quiet, habitable: are Main toAp all. I la— V From a number of cities and not a hints that many measures are holds this an be a board of policy-hwy mum » osvlnasIIa'nks. The big Increase in sayings back do waiters leads mothers or eilicdrs of such institutions to renew a move III. in rest go lie it is there “an on 111me its. It Isa spent for a smaller to: on those new ‘ it, basics . Middle" considered for the rat assembly tion at the "IJMMle‘em that atoms of 190?. The legislate undeworltl» an dove! opediu 1805 to reducing will see the result at .. Inhnrk Spiny litter in. WASIMARRIED THREE TIME}. ‘ :NEW LONDON. Dec. 18.——Prol1able clguse Was foun'd yesterday In the case (lithe state against John France, alias John Francis Harklns charged with bigamy by Miss email 1. Glidel, oi Brighton Mas" who says that she is the third living wits of France and that the latter never obtained a di- verse. France was bound over to the J uary term of the Superior Court. ewas demanded to the county pull in deiault of. $1. 500 bonds. Miss Gild- ei- was married to France in this city August 31,1901. He was married to Mary Ann Mctnughlln of Providence, its that city. on March 18 1901. in the spring of 1902 the latter obtained a divolrced in the Rhode Island courts. Fiance is said to have two more wives livingr Open the bdweleertt's Little Moldy Risers are recommended and sold by. The Clifford Pharmacy and The Brl Pharmacy». ,.-'II1 ”Thirty Years For liver .-_........-...‘.._._._.. .— HARTFORD ARTIST DEAD IN UD I HARTFORD Dec. 18. ——l«‘red Brewer aged forty 11 photoginpher was found dead in his studio. located at 903 Main street. yesterday morning by the juni- tor of the building. Heart disease is given as the cause. 1 ONLV CUJIE FOR DYSPIPBIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle. Del. says: "I suffered for years with dyspepsia, used to have great distress and belchin. I tried everything i could hear 0, but nothing helped me until I took Braslllan Balm. one 50 cent bottle cured me comp e.tely” For sale by’R. H. Plaisted, F. H. Baxter and The Clilford Pharmacy. “ WOODIURY BARN BURNED. \ WOODBlJlt-Y. Dec. 18.-v’l‘he barn belonging to Gideon Allen estate. was burned yesterday. [MS $2.000; par- tial insurance. it is thought the tire was incendiary. l -....‘r . TH‘e Mohawk Springs. Lottlers and, Shippers of. MOHAWK GINGER ALE Mohawk Spring Water Mohawk Club Soda Mohawk Samparilla Mohawk Birch Beer Mohawk Nerve N0 @. . 28 Washington 8i..801lhin1walh. CE is HEREBY GIVEN ' ' ‘ Battlers and Ship- pers of MOHAWK LITHIA SPRING' WATER Plain and Sparkling the public that we propose making it warm for all persons using our Coal. We can do this easily. because there is more heat value to the ton in our Coal than' in any other Coal you can buy. The [inniel Keogh Cnnl h‘nnlpnnu, Branch Offices: Bridge Drug Store. Leary a News Stand. 74 SEAVIEW AVE. Telephone 548. FAIR OLOAK 85 FUR STORE, Dealer and Makers! .Il‘u.4 ’\ 1.1... than. Stills furs and fins Mllllnery. Rom... Made to Order and Rmodeled. 68 WASHINGTON STI. [OUT-H NORWALK. ltors open events as until 8 this ; $15.00 i‘l‘on. 85 .00 Ton. OAL- .: Extra lam size its. 2 Iltlt (lost at 85 per ton, “ " delivered in your bin. TEE MRRISSGANS COMPANY as worse or. s claw-an may- rm is alive. in snow. with discreet. I vitles and the short. dark days of mid- winter. alter the curtain has rim is the small chamber and the his bail. any mount now bolus lint are Is "to noise at this Juncture, but the clerks of numerous committees will have work a-plenty in consequence of con tabulations which are tailing place In these December days. Their boxes of spanned tin will be jammed with ills. petitions and resolutions which are now; in the pro-natal stage. Free Telephone Competition. In In a certainty that the telephone question will arise again. The pmmls- . . as which the movers of it make are lower prices and better service In the telephone systems. ltI is freely asn . sorted that a bill Intended to bring these about will be laid before the house in January. There was a lens and warm fight in 1905 tor the socal led Independent company and the free competition as it was termed. lost by a narrow margin of seven votes- The Southern New England Telephone Company has for over a year been tortil‘ylng itself in Connecticut by in stalling new lines picking up addl tional patrons. lowering rates and re- duclng toll line rates. it is said that a clause will be inserted in the pro posed measure forbidding the sale of a charter or of a charter right to the old company The president of the State Business Mans Association has appointed a committee to make inquiry into the matter of telephone service. Trolley charters. Men supposed to live in East. Wind- sor or Wapplng are believed to be back of 1gp advertisement that appli~ cation wil be made for a. charter lot a trolley from Melrose 01 Somers- ville to a connection with the East Windsor I-llll line In East Hartford Many residents of Bloomfield are anxious for a trolley from here to that town. in 1903 a charter was on tained and two years later the time for opening was extended. Representative Langley of New Hartford is to request for a charter tlolley from Bakersvllle to Nepuug. This line is designed to connect with the Torrington and Winchester street railway or with a proposed line from U ionville to Codilnsville charter aincndment or otherwise ultrolley front South Glastonbury to Gildersleeve‘s Landing may be asked for. Legislation may be introduced to secure an extension of a. trolley from Willlmantic to South Coventry and the building oi a line from Willimantlc in Manchester A number oi'blistness men 111 Mid“ dietownt may Apply for a I’charter for a road from the. city to Mlddlefield and Durham. it is possible that the application might specify an exten- sion to Gulliord. Surveys have been completed anti land is being purchased for a trolley east from Branford. Just what the status of this is is a mystery to many interested in trolley matters. It is supposed that the Consolidated Rail way Company is Interested in the proposition in one way or another The rails appear intended to Inmde Say- brook and Essex, and may run 11p to fine old Chester. in any event a charter or an amendment of a charter is destined to be applied for. it is likely that the big railroad ‘ which has been busy assimllntlng dif- ferent interests In Connecticut will be attacked in various ways. The Con- solidated Railway Company III also likely to be assailed In different direc- tlons. ,A trolley ls being planned from Southington around West Mountain to Waterbury. For a trolley from Somersvlllo to Broad Brook, Windsorvllle and East Hartford. there appears to be a de— mand. at least In a charter way. An- other list of people seems to be inter. noted In one. besides those referred to above. These. Is also a movement on the part of the Hariiord and Spring» held street Railway company for an amendment to its charter permitting II, to build from Boaters to Stafford. i Insurance. The Travelers issuance Cmnpany of Hartford Is to apply for leava to In crease Its capital stock from one to ion millionth It is reported that a bill is likely to ‘ be Introduced dealing with the alleged practice I puttio insurance men of eminent vely smsi experience in complete charge of a certain class of agencies with full power to make rates for certain localities pussies that risk more than a certain W “ TITLE 7 “IE to your ONL “Mil SD is 1‘ ’REAIJ Blil'l‘a transac unwimrémw '1‘“ “Tie 11 the MNIV; NECTIOUT l: isltolusllitatstraesi minimal-eased; scream the my .the reportin of but measure 11%?“ composing‘ih mo A law 111 resorted to prohibit eom- ‘ 0t“. 1 . I lg; For Lower Tell all... yams ."I. Parsons . lit at and to set ‘ cure lowergi the tol rates over the Warehous pint bridge it is pow slble that the state may be asked to buy the bridge Commission on Weights and Muslim An effort may be made to create a commission on weights and measures. A like proposition was turned down in 1801, pndthe state treasurer-’11 oilloe will ohlect to the measure. Charter deviates. it Is possible that a pommittee will prepares git for the revision of the charter of so Motion. Mayor Ray- acids. of addseport has been author izcd to appoint a committee to term- ulate proposed changes in the charter of that city. , Hartford's Urban Chatter. .[t is more or less likely that amend- ments to the city charter of Hartford may be applied for. I’robably a mea- sure will be Introduced in the matter of the equalizing of school taxes. The board oi.‘ tissues may be actively in terested in this and other urban at fairs. The city court may come in for improvement. Direct Primary Movement. it Is more or less likely that a mea- sure will be drafted advocatin a di- rect primary system. It won it be certain to encounter considerable on- position on the part of voters who have a liking for ward politics. Medical A'iialra. improvements will be asked for in the medical practice set. A pam- phlet on vaccination may be distribu- led among members; elect before New Year' s Day. Representative-elect Ernest Walker Smith ls interested in the great item but with that dread disease. tubercu- losis. The Anti-Tuberculosis Asso- ciation of New Haven county is active in seeking legislative aid The cedar Menntain Branch of the artford has ”1.3“ is in urgent need ofV similar a . Corrupt Practices Act. Professor McCook is fully resplved to Improve that section of the cor rcpt practices which allows many workers nearlt e.polls Theta has been gossip introduced reqni g nominations to ments of their expenditures in at- tempting to secure nominations. To constitute each polling place a unit to be dealt with in the adjusting and pauses may be a otbe ‘ men ing legislature. Aaito Autos. The committee on public health and safety may face a flood of auto bills. Among these may be ameasttre to license chautfeurs after an examiner tion. increase the penalty for diliing at a. speed over the legal limit. be proposed to inflict a lull punish- meat for a second ofiense. Gas and Electricity. The Northern Connecticut Light and Power Company desires a right. to make gas In Buiheld. East Granny. Granby. and Blmsbury and In North Manchester and Buckland It wishes to make electricity In South Wind. sor Bomers. East. Granby and Grow by. candidates for itemlsed state Miscellaneous. improvements in the tree warden . sections are likely to be applied for. Plalnvllle is anxious to break into the borough list The commission on epilepsy which Governor Roberta appointed will re» port. An effort may be made to repeal the barber's law. Union harbors are up- posed to any repeal It. is said it may be proposed that the burnt her of saloons In a town be limlnied to j one for every 1 000 inhabitants. A new court may be requested in New Britain for the hearing of cer- tain Justice cases. The Connecticut Prisca association desires an tmprotement In the inde- 111 minute senton law. mocrats may ask for an Improve-v meat is the method of electing assoc era| and to have a minority represen- iat on BODOW that a measure may be ‘ A measure may be put in to ‘ it may - Mme cuss Half the Corps, men Anita‘s ind Ills of south I Namath Maple. ' its analyze-k llllli salient 11 «held. so weak kidneys was en the whole body and hasten~the final breaking down. Overwork, strains. colds and other ”lists Iniure the kidneys, and when their activity is lessened the whole body suffers from t excess of uric poison circulated in i u"robes and pains and languor and nary ills some. and th die is an ever- increasing tendency to ads diabetes and fatal Bright's discs. There is no real help for $11!. a seal except kid ’ every, kidney ill. South Norwalk cur arti-vtbe proof: Mrs. James Flags, of «32 Franklin St. South Norwalk. Conn. says: “i have not been so well in two years as i have since using Dean's Kidney Pills and regret that i did not know of this valuable remedy when that taken with kidney trouble. for their use would t.ve saved me much suffering. i had taen but a few doses beo are i exper- lnced great relief and t boxes im- pmved my condition wonderfully l advise others suffering as I did to use Dinn' s Kidney Pills and feel sure they will not be disappointed In the re- sults obtained." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Mllburn Co. Buffalo. New York. sole agents for the United States. Remember the name-Donn s—and take no other. . ......_. _. M...— ... ._....._... -....._.__.. GENERAL OTIS BACK FROM JA. . PAN. Harrison Gray Otis of bee Angelou. was a passenger returning yesterday from the Orient on the liner Nippon Morn. lleoccompanled a party of edlo tor-lat writers from Southern Califor- nia on an excursion to Japan .and China last September. GeneralOtia was taken ill at Manila with bronchi- tis, and was taken on the first steam- er to Japan where he remained for a month in a hospital under the core of the best. physicians in that country. Upon arrival here he~was still in a ser- ious condition and was removed to a little train to be sent home to bus Ana ge es. WILL INTEREST MANY. Every person should know that good health In impossible if the kidneys are deranged. Foley'sskidney Cure will cure kidney and bladder disease in ev— ery form. and will.,»build up and strengthen these organs so they will pertorm their functions property. No danger of Bright's disease or diabetes If Foley' :1 Kidney Cure is taken in time. Plaisted' s Drug Store and The Clitferd Pharmacy. FREE with every pound” can 5011 of our famous Sovereign Baking Powder The perfect satisfaction logistic. the Union.:P.acit‘Ic Tea Co. 1st Washington at. to. times. Nest Deer to New . it of‘chlcsgom at whose Momma? 8“ng assure us that am test and corrective for the stomach arch" ‘ Thomas WIITIRLV MAN Milli. To Mil MA I... HARTFORD. the requisition of the governor Dennis Hussrd. who Is wanted Rhode Island oaths char ofcrttelty bit" WM”... 1. 11 our y. event I . Wished _ directly to Animals was represented by W. as was also the defendant. ' claimed that while cruelty to my it is an swim Vial collation boots eifense. m” form It dent ”momma (little little“ tag; a tau-(inverner Roberts yeatsrddy had a bearing 1:1t Rhode Island for the extradition l" u a commit- The moiety for Prevention of babes, Gloves. Hats. Ihtm. dol- ‘ costume daily to all provisions of the ”We Drug haw. Oliolrd' thermos? ahd a Shop this week haters tilt rush comes. bolero stocks are depleted. Here is a list of a Jew of our Christmas Gifts tor' 1' men. . Nechwear. “spenders. limb ere Umbrellas. lull Cases. hath tar and Cu! hoses, Dress Shields. Mullen, ital! floss refused“ the reach zhrwdailwivldf’ 15’ 21“ glass most... .1. SAN remorse. Dec. 18.—-(ieueral Read 00. .mm‘m sass. In spite of the immcns numbers of Toys that have left our store at each deliver; the stock holds out béatiti- ‘fuily. We shall have enough left to last out for. all of Santa Claus’ demands. ‘1 Remember it you miss D0118,' why they are in a seer tion by themselves downdtaits. ' ‘1 ._ I, ' 3 The Juvenile Books are also dow stairs, an liniiufiise stock of them. Beautitnlflittle books t at will be suitdhlc . for Sunday school Christmas festivals. we each. Nursery Picture Books with colored plates, Ioc‘. A fine lot of Boys’ Story Books. “Teddy Bear Plush. ” The brown kind that makes the running littlc‘rinnamon bears. 50 inches wide. $2 50 a yard. At the Dress Goods Sectiou. Furniture for Gifts. Piano Benches. very elegantly finished in solid ma- hogany, and mahogany finish, with carved claw feet. Same . specimens ,with chest seats, afi'ording large space for sheet music. 0 ' Angelus Banches' 1n mahogany. WT; Dressing Table Chairs in oak birdscye maple, or ma- hogany. graceful shapes with or without backs. Rush edits of fine grades. Slipper Rockers 1n oak, mahogany and birdseye mil to. Fourth floOr, clcva or. Men’s Suspenders. A fine line of Holiday Suspenders, fancy novelties at 50 and 75c. Mounted with sterling silver buckles and Clasps, $1 .00, $1. 50, $200 and $2. 50; Haberdashery Section. I; . Hose Supporters. Silkeu Supporters of both styles put up in born I. Dres- den ribbon garters,ha11d painted noveltics with silk putt” puns at the Clasps. Round garters and armlcts in dainty styles. Corset Section. Coat Shirts. Fine colortd pcrcalc Coat Shirts. pleasing patterns in white and black blue, and l)11t’f.\\ith attached suits and nicely made. $1 ..00 Haberdashery Section I Lingerie Waishs. Just received, a new line of white lawn waists, newsf- fects in embroidered and lace trimmed models. with cit that long or short sleeves. $1.00 and $1. 50 , . l Shirt Waist section. 5 The D L. j M. Read Co u “that". The change in the weather suggests WINTER UNI)“- We are prepared to show i all lines at Popular Prices. 'l ,,l CHILDREN'S chanteuse. Plain and Ribbed, 251: to 75¢. LADIEB‘ measure. Excellent Value at 35c “Golden Star" Brand at . .. . 50c “Non Shrinking” at 751: “Oxford Cut" at . . . $1.00 MEN'S GARMENTS. White and Greyxat socI Natural Wool at 75c NaturalWoolat $100 11M " 300'”! N0 Telephone «c. 1. arm“ § , , n11 won for sternum omit-to I until. ,3 Timber. name. an. III also and [ratios of 1.1.11.1 Oldies.” A Iflymflfl mm». an timer 11m woods. 1‘er .1 be super: instances on 14.73% 133'...» foam-1114mm. commits mannerisms. and“ 1a Croissajppmpd nae-tact. raincoagm In» sass; issues. satin sorta researched; who
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