,4
have several licensed dealers in the expense of the office for tiic )f‘lll l.~ : c "' “"‘l "”5: l"‘l“m“'l'
state who have been selling uncolorcd glycn as follows: 1 " ""' ”T“ tor '1‘“ ~‘""“‘
goods according to law with signs Salary of commissioucr ..... $l,ti‘_'.'.flti: ill-t ""33
properly posted. Wherever this iini» Office and traveling t-xpcuscs initiating it”! ""“HW _
tation butter is sold this department Salary of deputy cotuuiissiuu- i ,‘l' ~~~~~~ 3 "’-"”"-“"
furnishes the signs. and sees that er ........................ litutluiifl‘l" "'3 ----- f“'-”"”-"l'
they are properly displayed. We Traveling t‘ijllNi-s of deputy = ln‘l ' ...... :l-lJIUILlIIl
have made thorough and careful in- and cash paid ............ I,‘.’~li.'_‘l ' if?" -------- [d-"W-"l’
vusltgntion in all parts of the state. _ -—-——--———— M [l ------ "L”“M'”
visiting many hundred stores, ex \\.. ""r””"' “
nmining all of the butter sold, looking -;- - - ; . » lull-"Will”
over the tubs. both in the cases and llll s I O R I A \i 1‘ . lilmllhk -. M iii
t . tore rooms, also examining tie , p " ------- 11-.“ . ’
pli'l‘ntgi, and their labels, tillllibtllikingl all 301' Infants 33d Children. \‘ ii i "Mr“ H o m 00
‘. or to see if any in non )ll‘ 'll- --------- ..t .
armhole used or sold contrary to law. "I. Kllld you “a" Always Boughl ~—~—_—~——-—
Wherever violations have been found 39 th 1" ........ $‘iiib.0il0.llll
they have been at once reported to m ’ m i‘; "ii' Light Plant.
the prosecuting attorney. With the 31mm" 0! . , 'I‘lw- m, 0])t‘l'lilltill of our
l‘tilitinncd high mice or butter there ninth . light plant during
will very likely be those who will en- til" it justify the wisdom
deliver to defraud the consumers and PINNED UNDER ENGINE. an»! 'll‘ citizens in its cs-
r.'ork an injustice to the honest dealer _.—... - faith-l ' profits of the plant
in 'pure butter. by putting this Sl’lll‘l‘ Conductor of Consolidated Road Meets v‘»“t“"ti‘ *l Slidltlu. iind from
tus imitation on the market. We take ’ Shocking Accident. tin. . was "um .m the
this opportunity to warn all dealt-rs NEW YORK Jan 5' Fm. rm“. “mm pl l.‘ \x beluga puynicui
ihatwhcrever anyone l3 found selling yesterday (.‘llill'lt’s lt‘iidicr 'iucil in... "l “"‘ rill I"llll ll.“ ”1“ ill"!ll
this fraudulent article knowingly. they one years a freight ,.,,”d'mf,m. “n H“, in an. mug (if d... awn-mi
will be prosecuted to the full extent of New Y0”; New Haven and “Mm,” :Iplriiig. manna nlfldp by our
the liIW- Railroad. lay pinned nudcr an ciigint- l“‘”“‘ ~--tiug .Iune 1. 1905.
Resin-dint; the sale ofrmovfllf‘l' W‘ In the local yards. pan of hi.- lens -"' “ thi- huh-hwdntmx in.
tor the commissioner says that anyone “.1”. ainpnuitcti. but In“, mum'm “I. rust. .1 min“ of mm appro-
hits a right to sell this article of food feet his release. ”is ”In”. 1...: ““9 law» paid by tho plant
bill it must be 80"] for what ll l3 held fast. and he was not tukcn out l" ““ Sill'i'llf this in "It
llllil not for creamer butter. All reno- um“ n. wrecking ,.,.,‘.“. had “Mn.“ ”N. m... ;. “my a continuation
vaicd buttcr must ave the words. big engine off the rails. 4 (vi 'iu the Commission
"l'l‘ll'li'ilit-tl llllllt‘l‘." stamped 1100" the Fisher attempted to swing on th.- lb“ ii the conduct of tlic
lliil'lllml‘ H0 that the buyer shall know side of a, switch cngiuc btit llllssvtl "" ‘ ll . power system.
just “'llill. lli‘ is getting. WM“ reno— his footing and jammed his leg hr. 1 .-: bv the Commission
l’iili‘tl llllllf‘l' ““9 been found ‘0 111”“ tween two flanges of the drive win-cl. ”Iii" ' city of the plant has
been soldethout this label" the prose' . The wheel revolved, catching It‘ishcr 1'3 ‘li- ”(II and that an cu-
Clllwg'autiiorltics have been notified. just as mu ”3an “-1.5 1”.me m H Inw- '. .rol‘inbiv have to i...
The commissioner reports that he stop, ' . , l'lixgjw. .. . ”1,, year " me
'1-‘lias found several instances of the sale An ambulance surgmu crawled iilir 1““ 7' . iug attained and the
.1 of udulteratctl vinegar. that some pros- der the locomotive amt lllt't‘l' amputat- '11 t“ .- people in the past
ecutions have been brought. anti that cd Fisher's It'll. 'l‘bis. howcvcr. i‘ailcd I lint. that any request (,1:
(.lllt‘l‘fl WI" be. COtllish, Hilllflllgefl llllll '0 release fluy "1“". Wllfllit' “”"il- hi; llit‘ l'...- W llllV l'llllflllllllllll‘ ill)-
maple syrup have been examined: bor- was still held. Finally the vagina an... In... .lml.“,.m,,m will be
lc acid has lit-cu found in the citlfisli jlwkpd up, and Fisher roman.” 1.. a li'~ in. H, "hm. with here
and the sausage, while the "maple" hospital. when,» his right leg was ani- llilii .. '
syrup ('Unlnhicd corn or ciuio h’l‘l‘uDS- putatcd. It is believed that. hc will up». gamma.“
The law cannot prohibit the use of recover ’ll... ,. . ms” principlcs m,”
boric acid in small quantities as a hat. n... it .0 the conduct Q"
preservative. but. the fact of its use HOW TO AVOID PNEUMONIA. tin .i. .n th- ’1',“ mm; (m,
nuiiit be stamped tipon the box or pack- We have never heard or it uluglc iu- litllit .i ~ ~ Vt-ar‘jli’ui closed in
one containing the goods. With refer- stance of a cold resulting in lillt‘llltltr plt' .. ! ',’u.”0“ of the '0‘“,
cone to milk the commissioner writes: nin or other lung troublo win-u Foley‘s llli‘i‘lll r . . "4th In,“ in u Iro-
The germ theory is now an estub- Honey and Tilt has been taltcu. lt |Il‘i:i|.'t 1' . \;,,.]"100'000 ("lining
llshod fact as regards many diaetses not only stops Um (swish. but heals limitnw ~ ”thin “and mm r 1
and people are realizing more and and strengthens the lungs. Ask for tin- .n, 1" iv mm". M luv”:
more each year that cleanliness and Foley's Honey and ’l‘ar and rcfuia- any for it... . lllpfifb' ”,3.“ g?
good sanitary conditions should pro. substitute offered. Dr. (3. .i. liinlioh. shine: d: ””lk "V ‘1, ”m" if”.
vuil wherever food products are hand- of Agnew. Mich, writes; “i have m...“ M”, i . ' ‘ ’W‘”. “l“ 9“" 0’
lcd or kept for sale. There has been a Foley's Honey and 'l‘ur in three vcry \li it, . ‘,.{“"?"1 th , 1
great improvement of marketing and severe cases of pneumonia with good tin... . l. ,"g or“ cistclonir'ry
caring for milk within the last. few results in every CflHt!."'-*"l'llilb‘lt-tl'ii In.” ,. ;",w‘,“,-r,"'“", “Pf
years. More card is being taken in Drug Store and The Clifford Pinuu flit... , ',”" "",'"" ”mm”
not having dark and iii ventilated sta- macy. ” t n . . . romp died, 1
. ‘ .. . .ccn conditions arise
llltii wlicio filtii anti foul air prevails. W in i... . , , iii l , i
Many of tho tiitlrys of the state are in The currency of kindness is cash in in. rattllllcllon If; f;,‘,§",~lp{.‘,’,li
spicndldiondition and are putting-”out nnvrotinffi'v >=__ . ilii' ..t ’1", "hr citizens "my,
H
Commissioner Noble Reports
' on Year’s Vigil—Unfortunate
that Law Cannot Roach Guil-
ty Dealer
Dairy Commissioner Noble has sub-
tt d his annual report to'Governor
Elmira. It details the work of the
department for the year ended Bep~
tember 30, 1906.
lgwscannot always reach the guilty
dealer, id
under a guarantee by dealers cuts 9
the state and the only person the com-
missioner can reach is the dealer with-
Tho commissioner
that it is unfortunate that the
as sometimes goods are sold
in state. One cause. he says, of
1tile tinultitude of adulteratlons is
that many people are looking for
something cheap and frequently manu-
facturers and dealers can reduce the
price only by substituting the impure
for the pure goods. If a. food product
is found on the market at a lower
price than. it usually sells for, it is
reasonable to conclude that, one cause
of the low price is that the quality has
been reduced.
(iommissiouer Noble expresses his
satisfaction at the passage of the na-
tional pure food law saying that it
will aid the dairy commissioners
throughout the country in their work.
Regarding olemargai‘ine he says:
The endeavor to sell imitation bitt-
or still continues to be one of thc
frauds with which this department
has to contend. Whenever butter is
high we will always find some un-
H rupulous dealer endeavoring to sell
olcouinrgarine in the place of pure
butter. Out state has been kept very
true from the colored oleomargariuc.
but. there has been quite a little of tlic
uucolored sold and need in different
places in the state. This has all been
acid within the provisions of our law.
but we have had several cases where
it has been used in bakeries and res
mutants, contrary to the provisions
of our law. We have occasionally
found some colored oleomargarlne that,
was claimed by the dealer to be pur-
chased innocently, and that it. was
sold to them by some agent or other
dealer who was trying to deceive the
public and reap a good profit. We
F. H. BAXTIR OUGOEBSFUL.
After a. great deal of effort and cor-
respondence F. H. Baxter, the popular
druggiot, has succeeded in getting the
Daliowurd Co. to make a special half
price intrbtlucmry offer on the regaini-
fifty cent nine of their celebrated slic-
Miller the cure of constipation ainl
dyspepsia.
Headaches. contort tongue. tlizzluesfi.
888 on stomach, specks before the
eyes, constipation, and all forms of
liver and stomach trouble are soon
cured by this scientific medicine.
80 great is the demand for this spe-
cific, that Mr. Baxter has been able to
secure only a limited supply. and 0V-
eryone who is troubled with dyspeilsm
constipation or liver trouble should
call upon him at once, or send 25
cents, and get sixty doses of the best
medicine ever made. on this special
half-price offer, with his personal
guarantee to refund the money if it
does not cure. jit iI't
_ ......
a clean pure appetlzing milk, and from
a financial and health standpoint iiiorc
Of them should follow in line. We
would also respectfully call attention
to some of the grocery stores; most of
them are kept in spendid condition
where everything is brigiit and clean,
but we have occasionally found some
where these is a great opportunity for
improvement. Food products bccouic
tainted very readily, and absorb odors
from articles which are ‘kcpt. near
them. Every article where food pio-
ducts are kept; for sale or stored that
Is not pure and clean may hcocuic a
danger to public health its a breed
ing place for germs and microbes.
Tables are given showing the nuuic
and numbers of stores visited with ref-
erence to the sale of butter, molasses
and vinegar. During tlic inouih of
December, 1905. 42 samples of bologna
sausage Were bought in as many dill
fercnt stores or markets in the state
and iii of the samples containcd boric
icld. During the same month 57 snur
pics of frankforts wr-rc bought and of
these iii showed boric acid. It‘irty-liirt-c
samples of pork or beef snusuirs wcic
gathered at the some time and of int-st-
only five contained the acid, Sixtt-cn
samples of codfisli were secured and
all but two couiulucd horic acid. l
Coffee containing chickory and pi-as,l
was brought aml tlu- dcaicrs wczcl
prosecuted and fined, Mustard contain-
ed meal and coloring mutter. illacitl
pepper contained ash, cnycnuc aml coll
tiring matter. Olive oil coiitalucd corp
ton-seed oil and the, shine thing war.
found in lard. Several samplcs oil
vuuilla or lemon extract Wei-c i'otiinl'
uduitcrntcd and the dealers wcrc lllll'll.
in conclusion. the comiiiissioncr cx~
presses his thanks for assisiancc to,
the officers of the experiment statioud
the Connecticut, diali'ymcn's :issocia—l
tion and to the press of the slate. 'I‘hcl
5 IHHEE
titans
His Annual Message to the
Council Calls for Widening
oi Meadow Street Bridge, Ap-
pointment oi Apportionment
and Ta
xaiion Board anti [3.
tablishment oi Sinking Fund
South Ni
lliiit- cujoyi
prosperity.
ginning of
oil to bc a
all its mun
condition :i
coming 3rd
of Mayor t'
,_..‘..—......
uwalk is at the present
”K H pi‘lititl of unwanted
Nut iiiiil‘ is ii iii the be-
“..“n h. confidently expect-
]...ryy. tcal cstato boom. but
MM ailairs are in a. fine
“,1 it... prospects for the
The message
llzll'll's It), liow. who has so
l' mp ,wtitl.
(.mpmmy ,....-\.r.i tln- city during the
past tbi'cc
liit'itliy. illlI
lion :iiuouu
(‘llililli\‘.
(lcutlt-nicii
’l‘otilglii
lllllll'H til :I
jiu it) til' ux
,, W, ;..l;ti\\‘s the condition
1 .V. ,. t..n;.c for congratula-
1]... rns‘idcuts of the iuunl-
r“... p-i'rllw‘llf-TP is as follows:
,,. d.- t‘ouncilz—
upon tho active
wt; .v mic. year, the nia-
r .\‘l‘l.' the light of' cxpcr.
\,.t til.lt‘l‘
Wm. H, do...» not snide us in their
discharge
into the t‘.
pcriciit l' ill
uswui‘t- you
l',l\l‘|l yoiil
Iiud ill" lIi'
’I'lii‘ \t'-l
"V”‘l'l Itill 4i '
llllil in tilii‘
iltiii .Illrl I.
to Hi w of you who come
m... u inking practical cx~
n ii!.ltl|liil affairs, I can
.n‘ help that will be
,v. insoclates who have
L. . . . ivii'VltlllH experience.
. . . wl has been one of
lint) to otir people.
, . wilf'll, us well. We
‘ .opulutiou and busi-
.i
ill
tlll’ lilf'.' ..
u. ,u... .It- cnlcrini: upon a
WWW... will dcvclop great-
ll) ini'oic l.‘ .~ ‘ I ”'01 Our loca-
z'auiugcs, otir prox-
jhp‘ n. im 'ucii'opolis and the
pttnp il‘lllll-{lll so much
innw a. . curly spring, all
“my 1.. lip lit'tllll illllt grit
innit ‘ ‘ ‘\ year just closed.
F u.tiicial.
’I‘ht liti.‘ . 2 hr Commissioner's
ll.l\t‘ 1W. will}; tlic year the
«Hill m tits . ~. pay on account of
lllt‘ (Will, It. ' 3“ lil‘W illicr. \Vlill
”to Eating,
W
50 Easy
To Make.
50 Good
To Eat.
From Making“
lllt' I\it} iii:
“its increase in tho
whey-“Win-
homage-qt
\ early part of the night.
i No part of our city is more subject
' to the traveling crlniinulv'olement than
'this section. the steam iailmud being
in. more or less natural feeder there-
: :wqod. section; The only police serviceI
for this section is‘ a few hours in the- '
, homo is heated
Stamford
,. or.”
bV 5‘1 ,.
five years 'tinui- uh.
Itemiisiiiibaiii.
40 00533,
And each dose is more effective than
four titties the pains quantity 0‘ ”K
out? cough icinqdy, however w“
041 rtiucd antihowaver strongly reo-
omiuendodthut remedy may 3
Remember always that KEMP'B
BALSAM is the
Best Cough Cure.
It has saved thousands from con-
unruptiou.
It. has saved thousands of lives.
At all drugglsts', 250., 500. and 81.
Deaf! Icccpl Infill-l ““0
reasonably expect to be able to use
filtered water by August first. next.
3V0I'y citcrtlou oousistcut with good
work is being put forth to have the
primary filter in operation by .luly
first.
During the your, the stilts brought
by the. city for tho condeiuimtion of
water rights in the North Wilton
stream and their acquisition by the
NW. havc bct-u hcurd and damages
ilfifli'fiht'tl nutl lllt' suits settled. so ”ml.
the city is now privileged to take all
the watcr tliai falls in that water shed.
thus insuring a largo additional supply
of watcr to our ctmsuniei's.
Street Department.
Your Commissioners in this depart-
ment kcm “'i-ll within ihc appropria-
tion made at the adjourned animal
city meeting. notwithstanding that
from the apprtnirlntion bills agg‘i‘cittli-
ing about Slump carried ovcr from the.
year 1905 wcro paid. 1 do not he-
Iicvo that from this, liowevcr. it
should he gathered that this dcpart~
inciit can bc conducted upon an up-
pi'opi'latiou li'h’H than the one usually
made.
linriug iln- year, imiclt new work is
ofteiitlnics ordnrctl by the (‘oirucil not
t‘niiit-mpiaicd when the annual tippro~
printiou lH math», and this new work is
paid for out of such :tppromlailoii.
reducing, to that cxicnt. tlic avails.-
bllity of nut-h apprtduiatioii fur gen-
eral road repairs.
During the current year much crush-
cd stone will have lIl ho used on many
of the streets to put them to standard
condition, and such work I54 expensive.
Street repair is cvpciisive work at
best. and good roads am the result
only of continual efforts. 1 know of
no feature of our municipal existent-c,
tit-Verllielcsri. morc iuducivc to the lo-
cating In-rt- tii‘ pi‘ti.:pt-.tivn l'l‘Hlllt‘llla‘
illilll Whirl l‘iigitls,
in pursuance of into of city incct-
lug bcld .lnin- L'ilili, limo. a system of
scwcis is in prom-a of cruisii'ufliiou
from t‘bcyiuut hil‘t‘t'l. lhmugh l.a\vv
l‘i'tlt'c strict and across .4“th Main
Hll'i'flt :ltiti “Windsurf! m‘t-iilii' fir :l
point ticur tiny sip-ct, to ri-licvc tlic
piopcrty in that .w-ctitui lying \l't‘Hlt‘i‘l)
of South Main Sll‘t‘t‘l, This problem
of l'i‘lll'r has lli‘lw'll licl'ttre its for some
lillh‘. and II In lit-liwvt d that with this
ucw'cr or Sj'sl'dll now lll process of coil-
.‘ili‘tlt'lloil coitiplvinl illi‘ tit-sired rit-
sults will bu all..;ip-.|. 'l'in.c will
soon ilctuoiistruic. for thc sewer is
rapidly nearing completion.
Fire Department.
Again. for the _\t:ll' just past. has
otir tire loss lit-cu t'titlllliil‘llil;\‘t‘l)’ Vt‘l‘j‘
low, thanks lo the clllcicntu' of our
volunteer fire tli'gititl‘lnliiins. l’rompi-
ucss in rcsponsc to alarms. and effcc-
live work when Iltt' E-(‘i'lll‘ or action is
reached. sci-iii to be the v:at~bwords
of this tlt'pnl‘llllt'iii. The results ur—
coiuplislicd for the cxpcnsc involved
iirc u sutilcieut airpwcr to tine advo-
cates of it paid Ill p.i tiuciit. No lit'lll‘l
work can he dt‘ini- in ant-Ii tlcpriitincnl
iii any city White a paid dcpurtiucui
exists, and in lll:ilr\ cliics cniupurnilvc-
ly our sizc \vhci‘c .I paid lt-tnii'tiiii'tit In
lll opt-ration. tlii I'\lltll.‘l' is two or
three times as izitutt as ours, for far
less satisfactory work.
I believe our citizens appreciate the
work of this tlt‘~p.tritucu1, for they on-
licsltatlnuiy grant :lll\ reasonable up-
proprlatiou for the lHll'ClluSt' of desir-
cd cquipmcnt. ()1in a i'civ months
since. tin-y volt-st authority and appro
priotioii to pun-haw a combination
clicmical wagon and borscs ami liar~
iicssr-s to be li‘il'tl tin-rcwilli it“ of
which have been :.ccurcd and'ni'c now
iii use, and. iii iinv judgment of those
cxpcilcnccd Iii :ilil‘ll matters, will he
of material help to tho tlt-pnriiuent.
Sonic difficulty has llt‘t'll cxpoiieiirell
by the department in sccurinx good
pressure from hydrants in some sce-
tions oi' the city when responding to
illllriltu. lly l'i'llMilt lllf‘l't'iif, til it
l‘t't't'lll meeting of your prcdcccssors n
coniiiilttcc was nupoiuicd to investi-
giitc and rcport iln- condition of tlic
flrp hydrants. In our city. This rc-
port will tloubtlpss bc whmmpd to
you very soon iin uctloii.
Police Department.
During illutyi'ai' an cxira rcguliir po-
Iicciniiu was circa-d uml has been in
active service, in. was contemlpatcd
whoa the annual illilil'tilli'infltul WNH'
made for this dcpariiucui, NotwiihV
standing till“. I licllcvi- further police
service litif't‘l'HIll')‘. No acctlcn of our
city hall itl'flwu tna’tcr during tiic punt
lthi~i'. or Spring-
. pleasant to take.
for. i belieVe the residents of this
section are entitled to it regular po-
liceman for full hours of service, and
recommend the election of a rigulur
policeman for full duty there. i ‘
in connection with this department.
there is about to be installed a fire
alarm telegraph system of ringing tip.
whereby each officer on duty will be
reduired to register aii alarm hourly.
thus insuring thiit service for which
the city is paying.
Recommendations.
I especially recommend that duii‘ng
the current year you take favorable
action upon the following matters, em-
bodied iii sortie of my previous mes»
sages. 'I‘Iiese rcconiiuondntions are
not made to be put in this message
only, to bc ut‘tcrwurds forgotten when
this message is pigeoirholcd.
I. The widening of thc Meadow
strcct. bridge. so called. to which i
called the attention of the Council a
year ago.
2. The establishment of a Board of
Apportlouiiiuii and Taxation. This
matter, town-wise, has been approved
in town meeting. and a bill will be sub-
mitted to the incoming (icueral Afi-
sciubly to provldc thcrcfor. Such a
board now exists in most of the cities
of the State, and to the. gcucrnl iltl-
vuutugc of tho tax-payer. it has
passed beyond the expciiuiental stage.
and become a fixture. tiur city has
been a. pioneer iii sonic things, but
seems a laggurd in this.
ii. The establishment of a sinking
fund. to which there shall each year
be deposited such sum as our citizens
may determine. to care for maturing
obligations or otherwise. as may be
dctctmlucd. '
CHARLES it). DOW.
Mayor.
I‘N’féiuili Norwalk (Inuit, January 7th.
A THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOOD.
A. ll. ’l‘liurucs. a well known coal
opciaiur of' lliii‘falo, ()._ writes: "I
have hccu ailiicicd with kidney and
bladder trouble for years. passing grit-
Vcl and stones with excruciating pain.
I got no rclici‘ from mctliciiie until i
began taking Foley's Kidney (litre,
then llll' rt suit was surprising. A few
dos-cu sturtcd the brick dust like fine
stones and now i have no pain across
my kidneys and i feel like a new man.
It has done inc $1000 worth of good.
i’lnlstcd's Drug Store and The Clifford
l’hurmucy. ”
HARTFORD TROLLEY TROUBLES.
Senator Btilkelcy Evolves a Plan for
Stopping Delays and Complaints.
ll.\lf'i‘l-‘tlltli. Jnn .\ "l‘llllt‘il tSult‘B
Senator Morgan ti. lliilkcIt-y is out. in
support of a plan which he bclicvt-H
will soli'c litc lutci'ut‘liuu untl 'l‘ rail
prtiblt iii llt'll', over which lllc city of-
ficials and l'rcsidcni Kilt-lieu are at
(Ill ‘k.
The pluii calls for lllt‘ use of the
l'liitill Station it}? :t ('Illlll‘lll point
for the it rmluus of Ilic several inter-
urbuii cict'irii‘icd Vit’l‘\l(‘t's and also as
a tlisiriliiltitic point to transfer pus-
sciigcis from lllt‘ fast cars to tho
strt-ct llllllt‘)’ t-ziriz running to Main
street. 'I‘lit-xo strcct cars are to run
on a new liuc or loop.
liitcrdirbuii tars from New Britain
would. :iitcr passing ovcr the Asylum
strt-ct biiduc run along lIt'W rails
which would be laid on an extension
of tin- station platform to the west
or toward Spruce street. From flint
extension passengers could descend by
stairs or on clcvators to waiting rooms
anti trucks in what is now \ucatit
spat-c on land which tlic railroad
owns
NEW BED OF QUAHOG.
NEW liitllilt‘()ltll, Mass. .iun R.—
Au important find of now and cxicn~
sirc buds of uualmgs. has just been
iniitir- ofi‘ licat-ou anti lilack Rock tiff
this port ’l‘bc discovery is a great
lltltllll to many its-Iii ruicu of this vici~
ulty, who for soiiic tituc have been for-
liltltlt'll by law from dredging old beds
in ibisricluiiy.‘ 'l‘lic iicw beds lie in
forty icci of watcr and the shell fish
urt- rcpni-ti-d in be in grcuicr numbers
than on the old beds in their best
days, Mani or ilic fishermen get over
five Iiiishcls of iiuuhogu a day. getting
$l..'.il a bushel for the large and $3.50
a buslu-I for the little necked shell
fish.
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CURED.
(inc who suffers from chronic consti-
piiiiou is in danger of many serious
iiiiiucuts. ()rino Laxative Fruit
Syrup t'tlrcs chronic constipation as It
aids tilgcstion and stimulates the liver
and butvcls, restoring the natural no-
ilnn of ilif'flt‘ organs. Commence tuit-
ing it today and you will feel better at;
oncc tirlno laxativo lt‘riilt Syrup:
flOt'lidliif nauscatt- or gripe and In very
lit-hum substitutes.
Ilhugnid'fi Drug Storc and The Gllflord
l'huriuiicy.
.... ..... .. M-..“ ‘
KING PETER WILL NOT ABDIOATI
liltlltiltdiiltl, t-icrviu. .luii. fir-Kins
Putt-r iodnv atitlinrizcd a specific dc-
iiliil of rumors to tho cifcci that it in
his intention to alullcutc or per-mun.
t-nfly lciiri- t-lci'vlu with his family
,ln coiisitlcrntloii of financial common.
tioii.
i
O
,
Makes Delicious Mould Pudding
Delicious Lemon mid Other Pie Fillings and
ASK Your Grocer l7 or LEW
iii return we will and you FREE .1... new may»:
.snnNoALi. a oopasv co.. Mir... in Franklin so.
I
' .. All F lovers--
m mononvmnlfli
Rich Sauces. Ci‘wtmy Layer Cake Filling,
Many Other Desserts.
in this package. '-
10 cts.
Spud your grocer-'3 name. if he does not have 9W
v v Q I
OI'Th
Booka- ini worth having!
No. Yuk City. '
rmdbblll in .carryliilt
rt in the house, and
n; ..,.
ouiii s'iivchyou a great deal of
coalpand pushes. make‘ much less
add greatly to Your comfort.
you snip BY / '
HORACE it, NASH, Corner West nii‘Norili inn Struts.
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i
LEGlSLATIIBE tum" or'oMALi. hm riniuo.
OPENS THIS “EEK Norwaik ooiuior.’ Who Qualified wui
' Receive State Declaration. .
member, Will Gilli” at Hart, Adjutant General Cole has issued a
turd "“3 “will“. For Cau-
scncrul order, girl!!! the results of the
“Wet practice durln' the year 1906.
Officers undeniiiitsd men who qualified
CUSOS will receive the state declaration. The
.. Norwalk companies qualified men with
A" TOMS will lead to Hartford the title as follows: , . , .
today. There will assemble this t-vnh. Co
mpany D. I
lug the“255 Scions who hurt. in...“ Designation. Previous
elected to represent the hilt towns or Name. Qlllll-t
the state in the lower houst- of' tho , 1906. flcations,
general ambly. and the 35 scar... First, Lieutenant
men who have. been chosen by an ant Henry '1‘. ' ’
many districts into which tltc stain is Prowm, Marksman (years
divided to represent them in ihc scli- Second Lieutenant
,ate. Caucuses will be held by both Howard H. Moss-
'purtles for the selection of candidaitu1 iuan, Marksman lyears
ifor the positions of speaker, president .Scrgeaut Albert
.pro tein. of the senate. chaplains! Mosman. Marksman 479MB
clerks, messengers and tltitli‘kccpcrs; Private Charles R. .,
but this proceeding will be only a Chasm”, Marksman {nears
matter of form with tho lleniot'rais, Private Stephen
who are in powerless minority and Hoyt. Marksman 13'9”
for that reason may dispenm» t'\'l'll Private Harry I.
with the form, as it would In- so Sterling. Marksman 3yearn
meaningless. The Republican scna- Company F.
tors will caucus in the senate chant Second Lieutenant
her at is o'clock and the Republican Albert R. Sco«
representatives will met-t in tlic ball field, Marksman Gyears
of the house at the Hittite time, First Sergeant Jan.
The Democratic senators and rcprt» .~\. Riley, Marksman 4 years
seutatives wiil‘confer with (linitriuau Quartermaster Ser-
(Sliarlcn W. Comstock at lll‘liitl'l‘ulic gcant Charles
headquarters in the chblein lltlit'l at fiuurnicri. Marksman 93'9”“
it o'clock, more with a view to act-co- Swrgeant Anthony "
int; upon minority representation on ll, Ghlotto, Marksman Syears
the various legislative ccuuniitct-s t‘nrporal Frederick
than for any caucus purposes. The it), Bedell, Marksman Oyears
Coinstock conference may also sch-ct i‘orpnral Lctirnud
it minority leader in the house, and if Snyder, Marksman Oye‘ars
it does. RepresentatIVe tit-urgc til.‘, 'it the pistol record the following
tiunn, of Milford. will undoubtedly bc‘tpialifled: '
the chosen one. Thaw is still another ‘ Company D.
possibility, that the Democrats may ‘i‘aptaln Edward P.
adopt. a program of offense and dc Weed, Slmrpshooter 6yearn
tense during the session anti adop: ,lt‘irst. Lieutenant
some means by which the. question of Henry T. Prow-
constitutional reform in tiieliut-ti‘l itt,
, sharpshooter 1 year
popular reprmntation may be i‘orc-dficcond Lieutenant .
upon the attention of the lflw~nllikflixl Howard H. Moss- .
What promised after cit-cilou ti» Man. Sharpshooter 03.6,,“
November to be a lively contest ii if Company F.
the speakership has fizzled out. an.i ii , lt‘iisi. Lieutenant
is now settled that John Q, 'l‘ilsoli. t-i'l Howard N, find.
Bridgeport,will wlclti the gavel in lid‘l troy, Sharpshooter 5years
house, during the coming scsslou. l: lf‘aptain (‘liiirles 1,.
is not likely that any other uumc u .ll 1 Wing, Marksman 0 years
hp prescuted to tho caucus tti;ii;:l.' I t‘olor Sergeant 'l‘homas Hunt. of
except that Elmore S. lianks. or l'nr ilhe hori..t-oiiitiilssloned staff of the
{‘Silzimgil.‘ it??? tiff."..".°‘{1“..“”'.'.’.""”5Li‘.“.‘.f"wli‘ii“l“‘.l" "-‘.‘."““°‘l "i .. Wk"
' , ..‘ ' ‘ 'i. S I'III'I i, )0
when he announced several \\t‘t'l(>‘ .uol wallet.
Stat he. was a candidate for thc p :.~i- BALTJMORE Aguo‘gulo WRECK-Ml.
(m. v. ,
Notwithstanding all the outcry "tut “'AS'HlNi‘ ) _
has been raised against. the caiididny be in i ,{'T1(N'l'lnn' 8' With ”‘9
of Harold R. Durant for llll' tltrk Negvitll’smlntlulri-ei:grisly-£13:gin-on“
ship, chiefly because of his disharnn til. ponslb my , 'lth ’ e ”’5‘
it look as if he was going to win il~- Wm]. ‘at'.,.,f’,‘m gofig'l‘gmce all“ 10"]?
claims to have promises of scppu-t ‘m. though ml, jurv inust decldeoobt:
from quite a working majority oi ilil' ' (wpen , ,. '
representatives and among llii‘lll l‘ltrow, °lh§lltlrrllérilllilggfwzgegitor‘11,)";
said to be Mr. ’l‘ilson, although on ihi< hp diaplni‘t‘tl' ' hi ' ya a
point Mr. ’l‘iison is non-Ctillll.i: .l till I t” d w te signal for the
w. ii. Blodget. of Winsteti n u..- ..n islficrfih” .”"‘ f’m‘” 0' “‘9 9WD-
ing, and perhaps will be the only tatl- of me ”4,3,;,{t‘.";',.,,l,‘,?‘{,’,‘§§rt”ggebl‘“§d.
dldate for assistant clerk of tlh- n. .w. I)“. Win 1,. . I, , es en t at
and Clerk Spnlford in the “no ..: prc- Ht spy} in” H. double green ’ "3M
motion will go to the senate. lllli‘un fl!" Millns" Hildebrand-g m"
’l‘he Ionly contest ofypropnrtion: in in... 0" alillfiltwligfletimby every; mom.-
thc.senstc will he that llt‘lW-‘t‘il .4. int i) , e equ pment
utrow is corroborated
5traiu. whilt-
tor Stiles Judson. of Straifnrtl. .tud .,,_, on] n”. wit ,
Senator James F. Walsh. of tilt-«ll- y l ”38' J‘ Trundle, the
tilted hei cr at S .
wlch, for chu man of tho lain-my who “new,“ Silvii.es’3ll'$.fmg°‘3
committee. latest amt lliti‘l ill flint his “mm“, is bad and “I" ll
thoritativt- information says illil u do” no W. m.” “t 9
will be it close contest. but that >3 ilil' '
tor Judson is slightly in the linid
The governor's inaugural bail, \l' d-
nesdny night. followlug‘ihe cram/n-
tion of the senate anti house : o-t
pct-ted to he one of the most brill ant
functions of the kind ever hcld u. inc
Capitol City. The wealth and la lump
of the state will be more Ilililii‘ nu.
than ever on the floor. it is said. ind
the new governor's new Niilll',~il is
rumored. is determined in tiili-iillit-
the stuff of any former (.‘Xt't‘iliili- hr
the cut,'Ilt.' finish and rcsplcnd.n:»« if
their unfforms and by their “will”
hchd soldicrly bearing.
TO BE TREATEIDI FOR HYDROPHO-
A.
WlNSTPllI. Jail.
felt hls witt-
ml vsvi—l-li‘mmw Csem
' i i an
l\iti‘l Eckbariit. of Town l-lillmitiih dill:
Hartford. lIiI\‘t- gone to the. Pastcur
institute in Now York to take treat.-
ment for littirophobia. A cow belong-
log to thc “WI nuiucil became ill and
all the persons mentioned assisted in
the cure of it and gave it medicine
prescribed hi a veterinary. Commll-
sinner of iktincstic Animals H 0
Averill Olilllo horn and gave his opin:
ion that the cow was Interim from
liytirophoblii. 'l'llu cow wu killed and
all the other t':iitli' declared to be in
quarantine. ’i‘ln- family had been uti-
lag the milk from the cow. and while
none of iliciii ha I .
in 65.6. while at Bank). the mpiinl of animal flit-v willntalt?llmlzyl:h:
the province of Banguet. It in 3" ”90mm" 1" mm-
This in the coldest weather cit i' "‘4 .hflve burn inumvuiaiglkill’w-lli'v‘ii Mikey
perionccd in the history of Manuaitha cow. it In nupnocod that the cow
e nourut approach to it was In lWfll bitten by a rabid do:
1872, when the tomporaturct “it” and! ....._...__’_
The natives are suffering Bri'lll tlii- Towcw'd’vndiuilo
comfort iiii they are unprovidmi Mill 0' 0“" i'lilirt'h.”
the proper clothing for the chiuml‘il WWW“ """illl
3'? He doesn't be-
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weather conditions. “‘33:;th it tut belonged to any
"i. "0 “”9 fulfil"! ”hm" luvi‘iitiwl 1wiwno.-.ml.hm.“ '0:
the faith if villi cannot. keep your if the church lit-longed ll: hm::;hlz
friends. "dolphin Pro“
I a 1- m
COLD WAVI IN PHILIPPINES.
MANILA, Jun. 8.-A cold wuw In
"Warmth: over Luann and the iidjawut
islands. The temperature at .llauild
y in a voltrymcn
k..-
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