MP.“ El Jim? Otto lltltll 909'
till-w ll helium in...
“W's." l’ . .i‘li "Root ‘Pro.
parlno(.‘h;ilbtiier Speech
“wnsatno'ros. Jan. 7.—~Presidellt
“H N‘
llooso‘yelt has been dubbed with more
titildl‘th'an any other president of the
iinltad"8tates.' Some of these are su-
lll'll‘lil. while some convey the honest
admiration of the christeners.‘ lie has
been called “Rootsevelt the Reselute"
by his admirers. and by those who are
not so friendly he has bean dubbed
witll the title of “Roosevelt, REX" be-
cause of his alleged inlpcriallstic lean-
ings. and “Roosevelt the Moddiesome."
lthas remained for a foreign potent‘ate,
however, to throw over Mr; Roosewit
thc gismor of the highest flown title
of all. ill a letter just received frotn
the Sultan of Morocco, tn which that
tuonarch's gratitude was expressed for
the tilllplllmillclli of Samuel R. Gum-
mcrta its American minister. the presi-
dent was addressed as “Tile Beloved.
the. blow Cherished. the Exalted; the
Moo (ll'ilt'ltllll-l Friend. Most Honored
and l‘lht't'llt‘llt President of the Repub-
t..~ ol' the i'tlitcd States of America.
\\llll is the Pillar Of its Great influence
.olo Director of its Most important
Affairs. tho Most Celebrated Prescrvcr
or llit 'I‘ios of True Friendship. the
l-‘litltl‘ul. 'i‘heotlorc. Roosevelt." ’l‘hc
ilt’t'r‘lilt'iil is said to have resembled
lltt- advertise for a popular dentrificc
when be read this florid-message. it
. ntll llltcly that the title will be used
.n intuit» ill any of the state ducti-
t. ‘lll~'.
l
\
'l’hclc will probably be a pretty row
:I. llll‘ mcctiug of the Senate and
'irtsc cotu’crccs Oil the immigration
p. is. which were passed at the last ses-
Hull uudcr the same title. bltt with
u-utlly different texts. The bone of
“ill! bone of contention is the eductr
t i‘lilll chl, which the House protnptly
a... upon. The House is anxious to
“an to the seat of the trouble in the
in tulctgllion question by the itplltllnl-
l.ll‘llt oi inspectors and physicians
-\llli police powers at foreign ports.
ittts decreasing greatly the deporta-
':..u of unwelcome aliens who seek
... land. Apart from the educational
.~t.lllse. the differences undoubtedly
t.l” be atliustcti but there will be at
bitter right on that. score.
Secreuary Root is said to be prepar-
tg statement supplementing his New
ritspeench on the subject of centra-
. .on. it is reported that. the Secre-
i- of State is decidedly disgruntled
he manncr itl which the country
ived his rectal New York address
.‘had not intended it. to be revolu-
_. Vbnary ill any way. all dlle believes
that it .bns’bcclt thoroughly misinter-
‘- ed by the press. it is explained
that the Secretary lllctlnt only to
arouse the country to a realization of
its short-comings ill the. individual
state governments. a condition which
is arising through the great growth of
commerce and the consequent rcorgatt
ization in tilc lines of general busi‘
nose lle especially desired to call at.
nation at the time to the danger of
enacting laws that would conflict with
the Federal laws or with legislation
enacted by llcllzhilorlllg states. lie
cause of tilc wonderful anti rapid
growth in all lines of business. organ»
Motions of men. lolowu as corpora-
tttons, lillVi‘ come into existence in or.
der to rcducp expenses and cheapcn
the cost of production. to the end that
the nation may cauttlre its share of
the World's trudc. 'l‘llelic big corpor-
NUOHB. lli'tiltctlr conducted. have made
the iinilcd Slail's one of the greatest
tonlnwl‘i'llll lltllitllw..ute world, Pm.
“W"HY it” tly'r business is inter-
state. ""‘Loécause a few of the so
"Mudflats violated the laws of tilt-
. I" he Stews have endeavored to
’ . 1 what should have been left to
opal government. Consequent-
‘t -. ll been conflict in authority
gold era the. commercial struc-
upt o . the individual state but of
Non at large. The l-iccrclary be.
, ~ that. the danger of this Hltilll'
p .‘0 existing prosperity is evident
1; Vthe'was writing to point out those
. platlve errors in his New York ad-
dmn‘. H0 undoubtedly will seize upon
tho'OIrliut. opportunity to discuss fur-
ther the subject. and make clear what
he believes has been misinterpertcd.
t ~—
.4
’ in there feverish days of snot-con-
ontion iitlcal ahirmlshinu aspirants
or Pro ontllll honors needs must
have an lemilhod records as trench-
men. 1‘ era is to be a veritable orgy
of pull out dinners within the next
{fit ..woolu. Ian? Iincidentally tm‘lgh
III (:0 I long gvon a. e
. gymnast) in honor of Speaker
‘ anon. it no the first little that
Pruidont Roosevelt has given it din-
Doll".
5‘ mm in Hm Cum-bar'- imam-
cal wiseacrlls and ol‘llto 'oviliion “that
this indication ottho Pmident‘s favor
will :0 a Ion: way mward shaping the
cooling political events Followlas
010 on the heels of t White House.
din or will come the no to" be given
.i; tthe elongated Mr. ..b‘nirba~ults.
if! 88 Yearning for the Presidential
cilia Ms well known. Practically crew'-
body who is anybody ill Washington
llill‘ been invited. luld among the
ghost: will be sben a number who are.
; entertaining Presidential (treat-ls by
‘ themselltes.
There is no d ullt that
Mr. Fairballlls' guests scnrtciy will
be in trim again Abeflore thoyare sum-
moned to the revels planned by the
portly Mr. 'i‘aft. and. not to be out-
done. Mr. Foralter probably will llith!
a function. The silent Secretary Shaw
also is expected to entertain within
the month. and [indie Joe will not let
“it! “Bht remain long hidden beneath
thebttshel. From present indications
the next Republican Presidential call-
didnte will be decided ttpott at some
one of these foatst. 'ithougll tho tlcci-
titan. of. course. wi not be made
known. Uncle Joe may lead ill the im-
liticni handicap with the appearance
of the blue pointspbut be fore the t'llv
tree is served Mr. lt‘oraclter and Mr.
Fairbanks may be contesting for this
place. in the summer and ilnpolu
’tahce of the feasts this season. Wash-
ington may well be compared with the
poly days of imperial Route.
While the Republican leaders are
akirmishing over the viauds for the
honor of loading the ticket ltl limit. the
Democrats are somewhat at a loss lit
the South there has been a wcii-dcfiu-
ed and extremely popular bootll for
Representative John Sahrp Williams,
the leaderol‘thc minority ill the House
Mr. Williams this week pttt a quit-Ills
oll the lllovcnleut by dccltlritlr. that
he had not. taken any steps whatcycr
toward securing the nomination pl tbl-
hands of his party. and added that it
might be stated that be bad ticcldt-d
not. to take the place wcrc it ofi'crcll
to him. In his droil way hir Wil~
liams said that his principal objection
was the fact that the \V'llilo lionsn
is too damn uttd that Mrs. Williams
declares she is irrevocably opposed
to risking the health of their daughters
Kit and Sallie. ill the t‘llict‘ Executin-
lloule. ‘
it is expected when the llivcrs and
Harbors bill is rcportcd to the ilousc
about the middle of this month that
it will carry amlropriutious cycocdiut:
$72.275.tilili. which was the high water
lllurk for such l-xpcndlttu'cs rcllcbcd in
iiititi, Part of this will bc ill cash anti
part ill lltltillii‘i22ltlolls for future work,
lllll’lllp.’ the Christmas recess llll' var-
ious sub-colnlllitlccs ot‘ lllt‘ t‘omluittoc
were engaged in cousidcrina the tilt»
fcrollt. phases of the worit to which
this sum shall be dcvotcd. Among the
more important. items which it is: cur-
tttin to carry arc appropriations of
about Sti.0tlll.tiuti each for a new "Sun"
iocit and for lilit‘l'llilllllK cllallllcis lll
the Detroit liiycr. it is rcporlcd also
that there will ho a goodly sulll tor
the deepening of the itarbor at lios
ton anti lillcl-zll amounts for illc lln.
proremetlts of thc ilcltlwttrl- and .\li.<
slssippi Rivers. ’l‘bcrc is u dccillcd
llloycnlcni on foot to incrl :lsc tllc an.
llttai appropriation for tho llctlcrml-ut
of the Mississippi to $:‘..tioo.uuu Mclu
bent of Congrcss frolu the Middle
West are putting tip a united tight for
this amount and it is not uullkciy that
it will carry. The amount to bc car-
rlcd by this bill; appropriation bill is
even greater tllall tltal asked by tho
National llth'l‘s and Harbors t‘ongrcss
at. its couycution ilcrc last mouth. and
is a hopeful sign that tilt- :\lllllllllfill'it
lion rculIch thc llt’t'l'h’hll} for a gun
crai development of tho colultrys wa‘
lt‘l'Wltyh. ii is the collgrcss‘ hope that
annual appropriations oi at least $51).-
iitltlfltlll will be Ki‘illlli‘il for tile ucxi
tell years. so tltal uli oi" the \\'t)l'li
mapped out gr govcrulucut cllgltlccrs
may be completed
The Panama cocktail. llcrolllttll: to
the reports of President liooslrcii.
Who says that it is drunk with coffee
at dinner crcry owning by illt' art-til
majority of l'llllliiics ill the t‘llllal
Zone. will hardly bccomc popular
here. it is rclliiy a health cocktail.
to which not crcll t‘:ll'rll- Nation
could ochcl. t-liii't' ll t‘llllnlNi- clttitcly
of llillllil quillillc and is tukcu not for
plcasurc bttt to ward otT tlloso ills to
which l’allamu flesh is bcir. it is ltol
much of a conlplllllcnt to the Panama
climate. btlt that is liable to t'tlllllllllt‘
indefinitely all a matter of discussion.
Home of the visitors who rl-lurn to
Washington from tho could make re-
marks about this hflllll' ciltntltc which
are itlrid. to put it mildly. Minister
Htlillt'l’li. on the otllcr hlttlti. who has
now occupied the post for two months.
ltlls had nothing to ally liiiilllllii it. His
Washington friends have been arlcred
to learn that since point; to Panama
both Mra. anti Mil-s Soulcrs have suf-
fered illnesses. but the minister loy-
ally refuses to attribute the case» to
tho climatc. saying that it has not
been a factor. Mr. Haulers' whole
family ht with him, with the oxcep
tion of the. younger children who are
in school here. since he has certain
ideals. now perhaps rlttllcr tiltI-lilltll-
ioncd. to the effect that to whutcvcr
poat onn may be sent by llltt country.
personal inclination should be made
secondary to duty. This belief may
perhn u have some front Mr. t-ltplicrn'
train a in the army, Wht't'l‘ he served
for fourteen years bolero entering the
diplomatic service,
So Easy
To Make.
socaxs
To Eat.
B , fl Bl.”
.. .nnm unwell which made In
hidtlli‘lln‘lm‘rwou rarsywu l-nrr't'i '1'"- Natale,
whietlnocntarnn l‘ttllll’ill‘t"’|im remove. 1 up.
yuurt‘lluclu-ou and you “II In) )0! will-ll the
tropics Muppet-rel an." s ulcnibl “Milly use
have recommends them to If” I“! Irina ‘ Iiiil
i all t
“33'. “ll-llfivfitlwll ltd. NL‘W yolk oily. N. Y.
best For
The Bowel:
lt‘lll.'l'iti|0 flood, o oo(
hall's-ills?! all”: iitlltt‘ 1W» 9M. . on
old in built. The [outline tnblci Etalfiped
bar-awed to cure or your liiiilli‘Y ac .
Sterling Remedy C0,. Cilia-go or NJ. (on
lllllll. SALE. 'lEll MILLIOI BOXES
sling POLICE. '
Annual Report Shows That Exact Am-
ount of Appropriation Was Expand.
“1—321 Proscrtltionl.
'l‘llc annual rrport of the slate po-
llt'l' for ”IV ycut' i'lltli‘l .lllllc (ill, liltiti
shows that fill tilm'“ w'c investigat-
cd during the \‘cat MM 5:31 lll'iih't’t'll‘
tious trot-o madl. \ i W“ lllaiority of
the cases \\'t‘lt’ not... ot' the license
lil\\'.'~i.
The sum lllllil o’
where. l‘illcs wrtu hunt
to about $l:‘...’.ou ‘ltn
of titles for \‘ltilllllttl.'
law in any one INN
Hartford \vilcrc rich
grcgalc ot‘ $l.iitlii
ill the rcport
tilc tlcpat'ttncul tt
22l.ii:iil,72i was lt't t lit
treasurer and lllttl cypcuditurcs
were all equal illil‘t"" 'i‘llc ticparb
mcut ptlill itllo llu ‘ vtc treasury 37¢
”Lilli on titles wilt . 'r vi 'l‘llcrc was
payable to the stair to notes disposed
of ill the Supclnn c vollllllon pit'lli
court $2.450.
not»: ill cascs
wd alllountcti
bout-lost totttl
ml the liquor
was ill East
cs paid all az-
t‘iunnccs of
shown that
.- from the state
tl‘
ll.
.l
——Ally skill lil‘llli!.: .~ a tempor‘cs
tcr. 'i‘llc tltolc you witch the worso
it lichen. liotlu's ti..l taunt. cures pi.
ics. ccezma~ any r. itching. At all
drug stores.
BLUE LAWS iN STATE.
People of Wtilmnttia: Given One
Week to Prepari- or Them.
\\'ll.l.l\l.\Xll‘ll' t it. lit“ 7.
Hi" the» tilttttltty
cit-d would llc»
'i‘iln tit-ill l'i vou-
l:l\\“i which it \‘J
gill yostcrdnl, \\.~ ,-=~=tponc(l out-
wccit as thc t’li\ . . \' lourncd tltal
some of lb.- Illi‘. i\‘ had coll»
traits which tit ‘ to fill. Attcr
consulting \\lill l in» informed
by law would
'~ tllllsl anvcrn
lllt‘lll llutl lit l \l“
lit‘ l'illtll'l'l-tl :llltl 'l
ilit‘lllHt-ll'l-t: .ttltl. l t;
'l‘lll- luu‘ t'llll~~
..li worlt .‘llill l.t- .
lion. \Vllt'illt': tl.
law will :lll't-ct ":-
llot silltcti
. causation of
t‘\'(‘| _\’ llcst't‘ip
‘t‘l'illl'lli of the
My so-l'ritl- is
‘ lilndlicr Pills
illlI body. A
t-k's trcuilllcnl.
l‘lltlt'llttlcy and
lh'\Vili‘s Kilitc \
drives the plump '
:55 cent but lll‘lll
Sold by 'l‘ill- Hit:
The Bridge l'll.l'll "
Two BITTEN a. MAD 0068.
Animal Killed by (we of ill Own
ViCii'l -.
MOUSi‘i‘. .l.ill 'i‘wo poisons
wcl'c biltctl by .i
iicf'lil't' lllt‘ :lltltl...‘
doll. l-itli'ilili: t..
lllroultll illl“ lllllll
old girl, nutlm‘: l.
attti. cross-int: lllt
lht‘ door of llll‘ ltit .
cll factory" “'lll‘ll‘ :r
Aullrcu' llrmtilnm .
lard wctlt to :l pi.
wound drama-d, ..2..
help. t-clul‘tlcd in ~
helped to tilspzttll
dot: yesterday
ltlllt'tl. 'I‘ilc
\ltllyyiilc. i.lll
,an t‘lflhlvM‘dt‘»
t, (in llll‘ ll'K.
.dlllshcll lltltt
oom of it wont
’ t'nc wuicllmuu.
‘3lt~ wl‘lrli. ”Foul
lu atld hull tin-
llit‘ll. scctltittl:
. dog.
"l lilitl llll‘tl I‘\i:
until ilr, Illlc .. tlu-lldoli Casca.
sweet. i call illlll.i .iy gay is is llll‘
bcst liit‘tllt‘lilt- l lt\t sand for lllllill‘l “
-——Nunnie 1.. 'l‘nltu: Redford. \‘n.
Cucuweet is sum The tumors
Pharmacy illill 'li.t Bridge l'llnl‘
llulcy. "
FOR $900.
Mrl. Lucy A. Wutul'cuter of Clinton
Say! Street Raliw iv Took Gravel.
STERLING. llll Mrs. Lucy ;\
Wincllcslcr. of tin: awn has llroutzlll
titllllstlitllillari1 the “Ir. l-flui" (Ytltlnolillbt
ct rcct lill\\'it l... . i '.--o
W ”00 V upauy it I t l
Site lillt'Kt'lt than .lhctl tho ll-i-
through Him or attu' i'lllll'Uiltl out
blillili lililli ill this town lllc colllpuul'
entered upon 'ycr liilltl and rcmtmd
18.000 cubic ylirds ot crawl for crall
Iult purposes and Nlll duclnrcu that tip
llultcrilll was th"ilt lli'i' (‘lllllti a yard
The action has bmll outcrl-d lu Illc
district court at t'llomn.
........ ....- ...... -..___ l
GTOP THAT COLD
or it may rottult. in i‘nctlmoutu tin.
ed with the. aid of the stain library
duller ‘l‘tltllll .illtl'
‘ “ll for my ball);
'e'rA'rz,
Twenty More Circulating
Largest Attendance Yotw
The final session of 'the annual
inertial: of the Connecticut state
granite at tho Auditorituu. ill Hartford.
was held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
'l‘llo oolnlllittcc on education. Nathan
ll. Iiall. of Preston City. chairman. to
Which was referred the. report of the
committee otl circulating libraries. rev
ported in favor of the recommenda-
tion of the latter committee that. 8200
be appropriated for the procurement
of twenty mom circulating libraries
of twenty books cat-h. ~on the Hun!"
terms as the first ten libraries ohtaiu~
“RANGE. catfish I ‘
committee. ’i‘bl’irenort ll’nd recom-
mendation were accepted.
The report of the columitltre 0n 01*
operation. H. W. 'i‘rcat, of ilrldgewutnr
on uomologi’. Stllnclifl' llale of (lins-
tollllul-y chairman. tin- rcport of ”It?
committee on diarv. .lulius lvcs of
Mcl‘idon. actiul,r chairman. illc report
of the collllllittcc on good or the order.
.loscph Adams of Wt atport, on dollles-
tic economy. Mrs. ilcary t), lltltlhnui.
0f Midtllctown. chairman, were hit"
seabed and accepted.
The resolution on (instruction of
wild birds introduced by Union (ll-angc‘
of Southinatou. and referred to the
colllulitloc on good of thc orticr. was
reported favorably and adopted, The
state plaster will appoint the commit:
tcc 0i fire providcd ill the rcsolulion
at a later date.
The cotllluitlcc on resolutions. J.
”Ward lioyt. of New (.‘unulilt. chair-
tnall. presented l‘cstlllltltlils to the
press of Hartford. tho ilcadmtartora
llotcl. the owner of the sl-ssloll buildv
ins. and to all othcrs who had made
the :tutlllai ”“14“”; so grl-al a sac-
cost.
Secretary Henry it), lamtuis rcllttrit'd
ll representation of ciglttoon tlclcaatcs
from the ten Pomona groom's illltl
liiil dell-gates frottl the till subordin-
ate gl'lttlgcs. a tottll l'epl'l-scllttltioll of
Bil doll-mites. ’i‘ilcrc nrc i2? uctirc
subordinate granites in lllt‘ stall-
'i‘hc business of tho scssion being
all completed the annual session was
closed in form at 3:30, follow-int: ”I“
singitlc of “Blest lie The The Thai
iiiuds.”
The annual session surpassed all
previous llllwtinas ill nilculltlllcl’. and
i110 luocccdlutza were tutltltcd with en-
tliuslaslu and harmony
Mrs Franklin llilBlL ol‘ Ncw Castle.
Dcl,. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspcpsia. used to bayl- ifl'l‘tli distress
and bclclllna. i tricd cycrytlling i
could hear of. but llollliul; llclpcd me
ulliil i took Brazilian iinlltl. and one no
ct‘nt bottle ctlrcd me loulpll-iciy,"
For suic by R. ll. l’lillllit‘tl. it‘. ii. [lux-
tct' and 'l‘ilc Clifford l’ilalttlucy. "
WANT HIM TO STAY.
Bridgeport Parishioners Ask Rev. Mr.
Davenport Not to Resign.
iiiliiNlltTl'tlii'i‘, Jan. 7 \l a mccl‘
lint. of tho cottarcualiott Hi ’llt‘ i-‘il'sl
i‘l'csbylctitttl chtllcll )c--tc:li:ly it was
utlutlilllously \oted to rt-tplrst tllc itcv.
ii. .-\. iitlycnporl to \titlnitnw ills rm»
lKilililtlll as pastor from thc l'rcslly-
lct‘y or rather npt ltl lt.lIl>;llllt it. Thu
luccliltr. oi the chuttl .xoricty was
held ltftcl' illt' lllol‘lll it scl'yicc_ at
which lilc lily. i-' .\ \t lllll\\ll. oi
Ncw llttVt’ii. was ”to tlili-luilliil clcr
nytutttl
WISE COUNSEL FROM THE SOUTH
"i “nut to niyc soup \.lili.ilil(' advice
to ilift>t' who s [for “I'll lztlllc buck
illitl kidney troll ." ~ .i ll. lllltflli-
l-usllip. of lift‘k.n clip "1 how ploy-
cll to all ltbsol portatul) that i-Ilcc-
illi‘ llittcrs'wil lositnm clll'c illit-
tlistlcszsiua condition. i‘llc tilsl ilol-
t|-- atlyt- ilit‘ grout l‘t'liui ..tlti illlt'l’ Hill
in: :l few more bottiig i has t‘ttiii
pchl-ly cul'cd; all coltphtlly that it
llt‘t‘tiillt's a pleasure to II t outtucull this
ill"lli l’l'iili'tl)’." Sold :ttlllcl' atlatull
1,... at it‘. ll. Baxter's. swath Ntllulllk.
.‘tllll ii. I', \‘Vt'cti's. .\l-i\tlill\' til‘llil
Hull's l'rlf‘tI Mic, "
NEW GOVERNOR WtilTES TO NEW
LEGISLATORS.
\icttlhct's of the itlwtlupu iratisin-
‘ltil' lllt‘ locciriua tllc ttholllull friend-
|\ ll'llt'l' frolu (ltH't'll‘ttit'lt't‘l \\'ood~
llill‘
tin tin» ore of illI‘ wpcttlnt: of the
(trill-rill Assembly pcrl» 'i on. to till} to
\l-u :l~ a member ot Illa! honorable
lxmly that the door ct Illc aoycruot's
"llll‘t‘ will ho open in \wu at ally and
All tilllcs “‘lit'li you pm lllin‘ occlr
*l'lil to call on lutsitll tot lllc Mute,
uhcu you wish l.. that with tho
i'll\‘l-liitil' on lluyllliuu ol spt'l‘iul in.
"'lt'.'-l to yoill'itcll' l :‘i‘l'lt‘t‘llllt' u pct“-
t-l'uui aclttlullltltncc “i'it ton.
lltllsilliif‘li as We u'l :lmru llit' scu-
tlulclll that the “WW -tlt;ltt\'ca of the
lit
‘ ‘ \
tilrlrleo— ‘
rt. pull 3 Packard .
ford. failed to. hell
around that Garrett Stack. 01' Sillm‘
teapot) worth of
whiskey in a year. Judge Curtis has]
MONDAY, ’
rump...” ...
~--t,‘hictlgo Tribune.
W‘ "p"
HOW TO chill;l3l“"”'
lull
_ . I T30 Mile
4...... . ll ll “lllflnfhv’l‘ . ‘ ‘ .
MUM-”d M? . m”! .1“ “0.000 of l’tlt‘is‘ tilistgyyg it y ' ”97°”
.wOrth at". no. or Your. Indium allot-tilt, murmuzlmfl
anttlonrohar. Jan. ’l.-Ou the ' ' “"’ "“"4 ”YtWflli "’9‘ . ;‘ .
" I,
o cnjny 1'me from Baffin"
llltlirulull. the. report of the i'tlillllllitW _
000d hurl-co
Mir your dealer orund tor
outdo tar-ad oldar dim:
horn actory. We Dolly-r.
PACKARD at FIELD.
.IIQQI’I‘ON. HMS.
Non Goo-In without Tell 0 Ilnrll
Stupid on Soto.
W
TRYlNG TO SETTLE STRIKE.
Three Big Railroad Brotherhoods
Bringing Pressure to Bear on
the Railroads.
CHICAGO. .ltlil. it.—- The colllbincti
efforts of three big rtliltoutl t-tllpioyccs‘
broiherhoods wcrc cxcrtcd ill ii ililll-
night conference last night to fUl'i'l‘ n
setllclllcnl ol' the firculell's sit-lilo on
the Southern Pacific Railroad.
(”and Chief John l.. litulttalulu, ol’
the Firetucu's ilrotln-rhood. was on lip-
dcfctlslvc ill the,cottl’crencc Appt-alls
Were addressed do him by i’ it. lint:
risscy. grand chief of the llilll'tlllil
tralltmcn. and A. ll. (:arlctsou. ill-.ld
oi‘ the collductors‘ order. to call off lllc
strike and withdraw froth thc till-rat-
suing attitude which lilo iirctucu lull-c
tlssutncti towards lllc lillrtlulltl loads.
The situation is lltilllittl-d to lli' M'Iv
ious. About 175.bou culploycl-s are
negotiating for ucw wage stall-s. and
ii is feared llilll illc spl‘ctldillg'oi tllc
iirenlctl's strike may prccipitatc an
immense lllb‘llli'lltllll't'.
Mr. llalllluhnu stated that llonl- of
the other iiurl'luultt lines will bc ill-
volvcd ill the controvcrsy for the prcs-
out. He admitted, litth‘Vi'l'. that be
had sillt‘tcd his llt'lltltlilill'li‘i's iroul
l’corln to (‘hiczlgo to illllldic :l ucucllli
strike more ctilcil-tltly should such it
condition licrcltlp.
CASTOR IA
for Infants and Children.
Tin Kill! You Have Always Bought
Bears the , —-"
Signature of ‘ m
DRAVO NOT DEAD.
Erroneous Report Regarding Promi-
nent Trinity Athlete.
liAii'l'l'llllll. Jun 7. it all.» :ctll‘tl-
cd here last night that Milton S.
lirtn'o, of tho claw of Hill? 'l‘ritlity
(‘tllll‘gln \ylltls‘r tlt'itlli at llt~ bump in
i’itlsburlt. l'.l. Itcul tlllllsIl-s \ltts uu’
llllllllt'vll llt‘i‘t‘ Saint-tiny. is not ill‘iiil.
but i»- on his way to this i to ll-suluc
Ills collcgc owl. lll’tntl is prolui»
Ilt'lli lii :lIlllctil» hating bccn latchrr
on tile ninc fox tllv past two years,
Two years ago. \\li"ll llt'uyo was hurt
in u Itascbuii lltllilt'. ll t'l-pot'l of his
dcuth was sum not, i’rtwldcul i.utll-
or of 'l'liltill miitl last night that lllti
collcgt- would probably lllslittllc all
investigation into ”in soul-r.- of this
lull-st it'lllll'l of liiut'tl's dcuill.
A THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOOD.
A. ll. That-um. a “'t‘ll ltllowu coal
opclaiot‘ of iiufittlo. 0., attics: "l
have bccn amount with llldury and
lllltlitlcr troubb- for It't'.‘il'$. puwltlu cra-
yol and bltllll'h with oXl.‘i'tlll.lillit" pain.
i not no rciluf ttom lllwlll'lilt' until i
hogan inkllu: l-‘cll-l‘s Kidltc)‘ (‘tlrc.
till-ll thc l't'sllll \\:l.\ surptlninc. .\ i’cw
tinsel; Hilll'ltttl illl‘ lillt'll dust lilo- line
stones altd now i llil\l' no pain :li‘liNH
my kiducya and i lw-l lilo. .‘I lil'\\‘ lllllil.
it has dour luv slouu worth of cool].
l’lnislcd's ilrull Sim.- and The t'lillol‘tl
Pharmacy. ”
STEAMSHIPS iN COLLiSION.
NEW YORK. Jun 5 NI‘WH of n
collision lit'i\\‘ccll illc l‘ml..rll Lin.-
stctlmcl' i‘lttltliu ill\\llltl hound front
'l'l‘lt'HlIt. wlilt illc schotltltt .lol-l ('lmll,
lltltwllrli bound ill the llllt't r bar lust
night was brought lll'l‘tt today by tho
liltoltill. Nt'lilit'l‘ Wuu badly datuua-
cti.
Mothers who 1:ch their children
Kennedy's lathlliht‘ i'ouah Rytttp in.
variably lllllolsl- it. l‘opttlina iioucy
ttl\\‘|l.‘< and of the ”I‘ll.tlti‘ll|l districts.
llll‘ u'ttcl'llol'. and till talc oillt‘t I'M. nl‘c
Will to Hartford to ll-Ill tart Ihc :~ltltc's
llilrxliit'nN, u llood foobar/that pruulolca
pathway in he cnmlllwn mum- of lliltkv
out our lluod itiillt' I‘\lii bcticl trill-r
I‘\I't pinhole, bl of t . amount \lilllt'.
and ”tr mutual column-arc of lcllow
mullet-t, all nonslbiu ui nill‘ common
in t-ilitlllllllllll)’ to till llwluluhlo (ltilKlll‘
ziliun "aim is brcultiug up colds M in a
ever tried. almost without cxu'tutut:
itlc 2flc. 50c and Slim photo... la.
Clilford. 'liaxicr'lt and l'ltilhit‘ll'tl. "
.._.._.._. , W......_ t
antinni Want Ads, nay,
Makes Delicious Mouldil’uddin
Delicious LcmOn and Other Pie Fillings ant,
ASK Your Grocer For 9W”
I i"'lti‘\
‘. \wuiua ynli tltal l tlllilll \\’I>ll‘tlmt'
mu iii any time. and lint my ltl'i'll'llli'y
\\lll llit't'i you ill lb. .uuv spilit. hc
‘ill‘it' luv. (,‘tt'ttluliy woulii.
it. :4 \\‘tllliliii'l‘i‘.
It" Dunn "an".
Send your grocers name.
in return we will send Yilil'FREE the new 9W llnnk’it‘s
CRANDALL a 000st 60.. ml»... in Punish- at. New York city.
|.Ii us. therefore, ~u I.lill lhI' aplrlll
g, Rich 5
and TM. l‘nuforlult to lltc National
ll’ilrt' led litlli lira): Iglw Sold by
- 'l‘ilc (‘iiffold i'ilul'llltlcy told The llrblacI
1 Pharmacy. ”l
BETHEL BUSINESS MAN DEAD.
i amulet. Jun 7. up ttl'tu-tt, one;
of the mom iti’tliillllt‘ili tom. of tidal
‘piucc. wall ioluul licud in llt'tl Saturday
morning at his llollw am Hn will
:72 yours of title and had tour lwltll ill
lpoor hculilt Mr lltltm' was for.
many rcllrn ii ulclulw. at tho mm or
flilhcrt ilrothcla, ltillltll'lu and bull.
hcl-n warden o' lliltt lmmurll and sc- i
lertman ot the town iic is nurvlw-ti i
by l‘lltt wife.
.91.,”
if he does not have
year. but in the tirst. two months he.
did not sell any.
discharged. He brought suit for $2.-
000 which he claimed was due ilinl fol-i
salary.
'l‘lschlcr to recover costs.
To
auccs, (Trttalny Layer Cake Filing ,
1 Many Other Desserts. '
All Flavors-10 as. in thl§,package.‘ ”-
tort “it‘d!
25c at it‘.
and it}.
stores,
Thoreupon he Was
Judge Curtis also llllOWHi ulna“...
l mcll,
List of Pro
- “tlFFERED
{it
. 0 R CT [I handed down a decision for the. defelri Wliills .loll ' tOl e d. M?»
K In! HE'S 3 H80 EASPE "“m l" ”l" 5“" 0! Block W M112" "“3" “1 “Italy lillclflzll'll'fi'nrtllcu Salve- "til/la
hm clllnr. or New Vary. - lulu: ”M.” u for sum-ileum with oxen -
“ T [I A 'l‘ I. 0 0 l ” Stuck was engaged as it salesman at; in... .mmflin “flamed to cure fever
“‘4 i‘ tiilltlll' of .76 a week. He Said he Hill‘tw‘ int'.~ ~. 0 ‘hlt’fil‘fi plies, burns.
GIII‘IMOMI Polo-t Could sell $60,000 worthot been ill a wounds. iron bit“ and skin mun”.-
South Norwalk.
torts.
Norwaik, dig:
. er»
pitta
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blinders on the beat or
.. i 5 BY
,lor ti G
74 ;Wa§hington
shunt NORWALK, c
I
oi.“ on
Street.
can; ~. .
PARTIES DESlRING TO PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
14—Home and (acres, Rowayton,
35—'—-Hou|0. barn, etc. West St..
39.....Two building 1th. Stuart Ave" each.
4o——Bui_lding.lots. near East Ave.. $500 up.
55—Beautil'fgilg'iocated cottage at Bell Island. in!
. . 'n ‘
THIS LIST CAN no so WITHOUT expense. in LISTING
PROPERTY own FULL DESCRIPTION ANDT’DEIAILs.
OUR TERMS FOR SELLING 2]..
TERMS. ETC... 0.? THEJFOLLOWING LIST CAN BE HAD A11
OUR OFFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS. ‘
No. 9....Houu..Crcscent Terrace. 10 rooms,
F ULL DESCRIPTION,
b 6.000
15,0“
12,000
500
, . 6.000
61—Hougc, Fairficid Ave. 5,000
68—Buildirl lots. Summit. Elmwood, Bayview and
Toy Avenues.
69——-Front elon Washington St.
7o-—-—Cottag_ on shore at Bell Island. furnis ted. 7.000
71—Hons‘e and 4 acres. River St.. Darlen. 15.000
Ba—Two building lots. Elmwood Ave..‘$85t. and 1.000
91—410 , Morshall St.. South Norwalk, 3,060
97——-Ho_ . Elm St.. Norwalk, 5.500
gee—Cottage. Hickory Blud. 7.000
loo—House, South Main St.. South Norwaill. 3.060
torn—Farm at Wilton. modern. 9,500
loo—Harbor View Beach lots. $275 up.
mtg—Dock property at Norwalk
rah—House. Winfield St.. East Norwalk, 3.500
107—Houte. 4 acres of land. N oroion Heights.
tor—House, Rielnnond Hill. Stamford, 6.000
Ito—Harbor View Park lots. $325 up.
xxx—House. Hillside Place. 8 rooms. 3,000
XIq—L-Hbu'e, Elizabeth St.. 14 rooms, lot 40 by 125, 4,600
lxo—Houu. 1: rooms. Elizabeth St.. 3.5“
n7-——Hoube, u rooms. Gerard Place, 5,609
Its—Building lot. Van Zant Ave.. East Norwaii. you
loo—Building lots. Woodward Ave. $45t‘ up. .
tar—Home. 6 rooms. ROWayZOIL 3,200
un—-—Houae, barns. 4 acres. Connecticut Turnpike, 6,009
lea—l6 acres land. Scribner St . 5,00,,
m4—-—5a acres land. connectll‘t.'. Turnpike. 6,000
res—Cottafi . 6 rooms. Winfield St.. East Norwalk. 2,500
126—— uild a lot. Fort Point St.. East Norwaik, 800
128—— ouoe. den Ave.. Ncrwalk ""300
rag—Building lot on Elmwood avenue, 75°
13o—-—House, Windsor Place. lot soxlzs. water, 1,550
tat—House. Windsor Place. 7 room. water. 1.650
132—Houu. Elizabeth St.. lot 40x125. 4,500
rgamflouu. West Ave. lot 54xtso. 9,000
lac—Henge, Seaview Ave. East Norwaik, 7,050
x35—House.‘ Clinton Ave. 8 rooms. . mob
l35---Tw0 building lots. Clinton Ave.. each, 30°
137—-Two building lots. Clinton Ave.. each. 300
tail—House and burn. cor. High St. and Blyview Ava, 7,099
rah-Hollie. Reynolds St.. East Norwalit, 1.700
Iqo—Buiidi lot. Burritt Avc.. 50°
tax—elicit», oyviow Ave. lot 45x15!» 2,500
Nib—4101!“. Toilu St.. 6 rooms. ‘ 3,006
xqs—H’ouus, Day and Raymond Sta. 6 rooms. each. 2,960
ink—House. lo rooms. Day St.. 2.800
”rm-House and 6 acres. StrawilcrryIHlll. 10.000
14§-—Doubll house (4 families). Spring St.. 5;,“
iso—House', 7 rooms. improvements. lgh St.. 3.000
tsp—~60“: a, Elm Shore. Bell island. 4,500
152--—Bulld n3 iota. Taylor AW. and Summit Stu $250 to 4‘6
153——El lit-room house. Cotltlttt‘ Ave" Em Norwaik. 2.800
tsp—B iding lot, 55:290. Maple Ave.. Ell! Norwalk, 450
iss—Fum at West Norwalk. m acres. 8.000
mom—Hollie for two families. Valley l’im' 3,509
157———D0ubie house, 18 roams. Summit St. 6.900
tsp—maulding lot, South Main St.. coxtoo, 9°.
tsp—Balding lot. Concord St. 43:107. 3..
“”0“ Avg” '0 rooms. 2m
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