In 17. -—ln the month-
the State Board of Health
.tJoaeph H. Townsend
‘ ITitled s d- ”Mast the an.
urges the gene-
bly not to repeal the present
, ding the practice of racem-
He says that for several years
he Inti-vsccinstlonistn have at-
seems Km repeal of the
e. he says. that the some at-
will be made at the present
the loner-l assembly.
pool or these laws," says Dr.
would take from the health
past had ailment the
r be e of arresting the
muses on other diseases
, quarantine Ind much less ex-
am as those outcast-antics must
” 5 i all as closely flu
’ ll 'm if an. almost certain
ostmall~pox and the ac-
. ththes result are so
be incomparable with the
t have come from this
delivery.
oscillation or at least
on of their family phy-
hit it matter. as they do in
‘ fell slate to the health
eit- families We
‘I‘Well vaccinated
V up there are always some
m mature of this kind for.
‘ or another. it is not the
‘, to relax the few laws we
‘t _e Iub‘iect. Smallpox though
. a country during t e past
. *wWatsrbury. New I'ltaln
[ti line had epidemics which
those cities thousands of
. ongh fertunateiy the loss
3t, been small. There is at,
. opt time much smallpox in
hicb owing to the constant
7! u there and the UniIed
. tlble to be brought hele."
. lit-called compulsory vaccina-
art's. are. first those which allow
' of education or school com-
to require school children to
listed before being permitted
mil the public schools; second
tilts which empowers health om.
rs and boards of health to adopt
ensures for the general vaccina-
the inhabitants of their tes-
towns as they shall deem pro
claw necessary. to prevent the in
notion or artest the progress of
and the third statute provid-
tfiiali y not to exceed a fine of
are for refusal to comply with
‘ he law. but any one can escape the
natty by presenting a certificate of
V phypldlan that vaccination is not ad-
ylscslil'e On account of lllhealth
‘ The mortality report for the month
'of her shows that there were
“ . 1480 hit it during the month. This
' was 184 tire than in November and
‘ 168 than in December of last
year. wtis also 205 more than the
aver e number of deaths during De-
cell or for the past five years.
Manchester reported one death
from iansllpox '
I”
on
thirty six
ribs during November and
marriages The deaths in Do
_ “to compulsory vacclua‘ '
[M Without success it is .
M. .000- Thore were three deaths of in-
, sumptloo.
m to women' I
in life is the
uttering .thoi w treat some do-
meat of the feminine organs.
thousands of women hen
til. barely in time hours their
~‘ To be I successful wife. to retain
till love end admiration of her bun-
band. should be VI woman 'I constant
is?“
stolen appear under
tutu manna. beetl-
sit-Ilia
Jin‘rhfidtmn mentions. ner‘
l irregularities or the
“4!in liar ensr.
gin], that she gets easily
build up her system by I tonic with
. specific powarVIVI, such as
female I com.
Kidneys In either sex.
-Im—w
camber numbered thirtythree. re re-
senting an annual rate of 17. 5 pa 1,-
t‘unts finder oneeyear of age. and one
under five years. The causes of deaths
follow: Scarlet fever. 1; grill}; con-
1; pneumonia. o; brain-lu-
tis,2;V diseases of nervous system. 3:
heart dicesee.4; accidents and violence
4: all other diseases. 11 Four of the
deaths occurted in Notwulk public
institutions
The infectious diseases reported in
this section are:
Scarlet‘Fever~—-Darlen. 3: New Ca-
naan. 4: City of South Norwalk. 15
Wesiportj. _.
Diphtheria and Croup——~Ciiy of South
Not-walk. 2; Weston 1.
Wlfboping cough-City of South Nor
walk. 1.
No repott. was received from the
health officer of the Town of No:-
wailt and City of No: walk
ecstasy:
llu find You lle Always Bought
8“" dam,
signature of
GOVERNMENT GIVES MISS MOR-
GAN $600.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.—-The house
committee on accounts yesterday re
ported favorably a resolution to pay.
out of the contingent fund of the
House. to bias Clara Morgan. of
Sound Beach, grand-daughter of the
late James M. Kenney, a sum equal to
six months' pay at the rate received
by Mr. KenneyV when he died and also
to pay. not to exceed $250. on account
of funeral expenses of Kenney. Mr.
Kenney was for 12 years a messenger
in the allies of the sergeant-alarms of
the house. and he died last fall at his
home in Connecticut. He was form«
erly in the Connecticut. legislature and
a veteran of the Civil War, having ser~
ved in the navy. The resolution just
reported is the usual one for employee
who died in the service. Under it
Miss Morgan will receive $600.
DeWitt‘s Little Early Risers. reliable
Wists to have their ‘
m
“blues.” she should start. it once to .
Lydia E. Pinkham’ sVeg'etabfe ’Compéund
5 the great. woman ‘I remedy for woman ‘sills. made only of roots and herbs _
‘ it. cures Female Complaints, such as Dragging
Back, “gelling and Displacements. Inflammation and Ulcrratlon. and all
Diseases. and is invaluable in the Chen
Expcls Tumors at an early stage. Su
Prostration. Exhaustion and strengthens and tones the Stomach. Cures
Headache. General Debillty, indigestion. and invigorate: the whole
it. is an excellent remedy for derangements of the
Weak
Sensations.
e of Life. it. dissolves
ne- Folntncss. Nervous
~. x'
STATE PENSIONS UP FOR CON-
GRESB.
WASHINGTON. Jan. lit—The Scu-
ate Wednesday repmted favorably the
bill granting a pension of 321 not
month to Simon Peter Walletson of
New Haven who served in Co. 1 ’l‘hlltl
New York Volunteers. This bill was
introduced by Senator Btaudegee to:
340 per month The House commit-
tee on invalid pensions reported in-
vorubly the bill granting a pension of
$24 to Charles S. Abbott, of Bridge-
pmt Co. H. 25th Connecticut Volun-
tecrfsV introduced by Mr Hill: and in
behalf of George Quich of Waterbury
Co. K, Twenty third Cbunectitut Voi-
unteeI-a at 330 pm month introduced
by M: Lilley. Mr. lailley introduced
in the House a bill to: a pension of
$20 to Malletle Catswcll. of Waste:-
buty widow of Not mun W. Car‘swell.
Company (1 Fifteenth Cannot ticut Vol
llnteors.
When the cold winds dry and crack
the skin not ileWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Sold by The (lllffnrd Pharmacy
llnd The Bridge Plllll‘lllt'lt' y.
FOREST RESERVE BILL ls PASS-
llAl‘tTFORD, Jan. lit—A resolution
prepared in the House and passed in
the Senate in concurrence has placed
the General Assembly on record as far
oring government control of
White Mountains as a part of the Ap-
palachian forest reservation. 'l‘hls ac-
tion was lakrn without delay so film
the sentiment of this state might be
transmitted'to the congressional del-
caution to help along the movement
of other states on the VAtluatic Vcoast.
Mrs, Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything l
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brasiilan Palm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely,"
For sale byR. H. Plalsted. F. H. Ba:
tor and The Clifford Pharmacy. -
MYSTlC assmsu‘r peso.
MYSTIC. Jan, 18.—.lcseph T. Adams.
a well-known Grand Army man.
the cause.
little pills. Recommended by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. so
He was 66 years old and
was a member of the l‘ortieth Regi-
ment. Conn. Volunteers
He leaves
a widow. '
. ter of minority representation on com-
the!
marrow: John ifs—At,
day‘s sessions! lbs‘nennte Mr. Dono-
van of Misfit. brought/up the mu-
mltteos which basalt! would have been
btouxht up by Senator Shellac! if he
had been ore th He would like the
matter to std V . utilises somebody
would hairs ’l j of so doing in
raise a point of 05 or sSIinst its boil I:
called up again. 0 said Senator Is
son. who analm absent, would. he
believed favo‘na gmlntlon for minor-
ity representation by enlarging the
committees. No objection was raised
and the motion was made.
After Speaker TllIon called the
house to, order in! introduced the new
chaplain. bouillon B Doolittle, who
made a few Iemsrltszexprcsslnx his
appreciation of the honor tonferted
upon him anti attributing his choice
to the G. A. B. button which he wore.
rather than to.hls own personality. He
declared that his office was not a “per-
fect. snap" as it had often been tern»
ed, but one of responsibility and that
llt‘ approached the perfannlnnce of his
duties in this spirit. The chaplain then
tiffeted player.
Repiesentative bow of Norwalk. iu~
troduced a bill pIovldlng for the es
tabllshment and maintenance in Pair-
iieid county of a model form under the
auspices of the Connecticut Agricul-
tural Experiment station. The direc-
tor of the station is to be executive
head of the farm. acting under the
board of control. and the board will
appoint a farmeato run it. The bill
was referred to the committee on agri-
culture
»Mr. Low also introduced a bill pro--
riding for the appointment of a we
man deputy factmy inspectm at the
salary of $2.000 per yeaI. It was it’-
timed to committeco on labor.
. .Fslrfisld County Meeting.
Representative Elmore 8. Banks
was chdsten permanent chairman and
Representative George P. Roweil of
BlilillfOIG peImanent clerk of the Fall
field county organization. The next
meeting will be on January till at 12:-
ll
The Republican members of the
county chose Senator Walsh and Re-
presenntite Banks and N. Button Ro-
gets a caucus committee Adjourn-
ment was to next Tuesday at. 2 D In.
when action on county commissioners
will be taken. ‘
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely damage
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces Snob
articles should never be used except on
presciiptions from reputable physi-
cians. as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hall's Cstarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. .l. Cheney It
00.. Toledo 0. contains no mercury.
and is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying Hall's Ct:
lunrl: Cure be sure you get the gen
'ttine. it is taken internally and made
in Toledo, Obio‘ by F J Cheney If:
Co Testis: is free
. Sold by DrugiilstsV Price. 75c per
bottle.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti
nation.
yester- . ‘
JEANETTE WALLIca,
at: W. 14th Strait
NEW YORK CITY.
Grchm
\ Miss Wellies s
application. I
HnHIltTmlfll up. up and crown IV
Pntuucrmoitwumc.
Known‘ron Damian's Co.
Gentlemn' .
Your handed
over three feet in};
unit
an nude .1 ‘1
rtnanlthuVIVv lbcv
t on right
onmfrselxwii ?"m:u five'fe‘; ”3?: nuclei up
u l
gnarled“ will” always hive mm!“ wishes.
sincerely.
JEANETTE WMC‘
This exam hats-canyons many
undetermined-t albumin} in three
sizes. 35s.. 80c. and Oi.“ in! bottles ‘
F“! E acts are mimosa: was:
I _
21%;.th muareflhabut do the
new: ind «am. and ten cents in silver or stamps _
00 PI] MI“,
To show hewddickly Maurine
[unwritten Dnndorlne 00.. Chicago. with their
MAYOR’S A8800lATlON TO MEET
ms Association of Connecticut will
hold its next meeting here on January
24 at 11 o'clock in ‘the Town Hall. The
members of the association will be the
truest of Mayor Dunn, of this city. Din
her will be served about 1‘5 o'clock.
The various mayo“: oi; the state have
been requested to come to the meeting
prepaled to discuss the Sunday clos-
ing question.
it is undigested food that. causes
sourness and painful indigestion. Ko-
dol is a solution of vegetable acids.
it digests what you eat and corrects
the deficiencies of digestion. Kodol
conforms to the National Pure Food
and Drug Law.. Sold here by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
nPllarmacy. ’
sucALVPrus/mt. ron Lapses.
HONOLULU. Jan. 18.-r~Benefic-lal re-
‘sults are being obtained at. the leper
—»
FO 3E8 FOR weer POINT COACH.
N W HAVEN Jan 17. —-—lt was an
up
dropped dead while at work in thel
ship yard today heart disease being
the West Point inotball team next fall.
h‘oIbesx played end on the 1906 eleven
land tackle two yeuts air? The out
illusion of a regular ousldc coach!
marks a new step in West Point's
football policy.
De‘Wltt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills
drives the poison from the body. A
25 cent box holds a. week's treatment;
{sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Prince Pharmacy » "'
settlement of Moloki through the use
of a preparation of eucalyptus oil for
the treatment of leprosy The oil has
nuanced here today that Robert W. tproved effective thus far as the phy-
ll'orbes. Yale 1907. has been engagedisicisns there are hopeful that it will
r to‘ assume the duties of head coach of lproduce cures.
THE RIGHT NAME.
Mr. August Sherpa, the popular over
seer of the poor at Fort Madison. is .
says: "Dr King‘s New Life Pills are
Iightly named: they act more agree-
Ibl. do more good and make one feel
bet or than any other laxative ”
Guaranteed to cure billiousness and
constipation 25c at F. H Baxter's
South Nerwallt, and E. P Wood‘s.
Norwalk, dru salmon.
is mums FDgi-LA‘BVB woa'rH
WILLlMANTIC Jun 18.-—-'l‘he May ‘
begun
Pharmacy.
him.
injured.
.BtOi'EE.
A. H Thames. 9. well
operator of Buffalo. 0., Writes:
have been afflicted with hldnsy and
bladder trouble for years. passing gra-
vel and stones withexcruclatln; pain.
I got no relief from‘mediclne until i
taking Foley's Kidney Cure.
then the result was surprising. A few
doses started the brick dust like fine
stones and new i have no pain across
my kidneys and I feel- like a new man
It has done me $1000 worth of good.
Plalsted' a Drug Store and The Clifford
REAR END FREIGHT COLLISION.
PLANTBVILLE. Jan. lB.——A' rear
end freight train collision occurred
here yesterday noon. due primarily to
the heavy snow fall which bid from the
engineer's view the signal set against
A local freight was Just about
to pull away from the station when an
extra north-bound train plunged into
the caboose.
was upset and the hot coals set fire
to the woodwork.
the flames spread to the freight cars
and several were burned.
HOW TO cuss cHILsLAINs. ‘
"To enjoy freedom from chliblains ”
writes John Kemp. East Otislleld. Me.
"i apply Bucklen's Arnlca Salve. Have
also used it for salt. rheum with excel-
lent results. ” Guaranteed to cure fever
sores. indolent ulcers. piles. burns,
wounds. frost bites and skin diseases.
26c at F. H. Baxter's South Norwslk
and E. P. Wood's, Not-walk drus
PUBLIC gWNERBVHlP OF MINES.
CHICAGO.Jan.18.-A dispagh‘Vw fruit!
Regina. Sahatchewen. says: on?!
B. Motherwell. promoted minister of
agricultural, said as: night that the
local government has decided to par».
chase coal areas from the Dominion
Government and operate mines on the
public ownership principle. As
day passed the ministers said, no
vemmont has the necessity for is.
action forced upon it mare clearly. .
Each day he said he is called upon to
pay the transportation companies to
.trush through coal or wood to last for
another day. With the further bottlet
meat of the country he fears the fuel
question will become a more serious
one for this portion of the Canadian
Nottbuest. ,
”W
CURED OP. LUNG TEOUIiB,
”it is now eleven years since” Niall
a narrow e‘sea ape from cos-any:
writes C. 0. Floyd a leading basinml s
man of Kershswk. 8. C. . “I hesitant
down in weight to 135 pounds and
coughing was constant. both sly-Ida’s:
and by night. Finally 1 hem taking
Dr. Kings New Discoery Ind on.
NO one was tinned this far about six inpnths.
. my cough and lung troubc Were all;
theiy none and l was restored” as
normal Weight of 170 pounds."
sands of persons are healed my
year. Guaranteed at F. aurora.
South Nottvalk. and E P HYi‘v'ecd‘ s Nop-
walk time stores. We and Slut). Tridl‘
bott' a free
known cos:
The above in this car
In It few moments
W
What kept those loving twain . .
Prom kissing. as they satf- . 5..
The maid exclai 163:5: .f' Myxoodhsss. "
But of course i. wasn‘ :- that? _,
ii“ cits Which :You Must Not overlooks?
r.
é if
' o the highesa degree. ‘
. ova-1n»:- wwm r-
stylithe master mind’s
v ants atom bluesy JANUARY chi: Ann testimonial.1 1.1;».le steer ISS " , .
. coppirtolili 9? sons at coeds sold for out only. case mi 9 9 P swerve" °.’l lactmiv ..
V .. iniagmatmn. The entire stock involving thousands of dollars’ Worth of meritorious merchandise ‘ “ .VVe
verything goes lit hail its value endless. «ALL WINTBB STOCK MUST BE SOLD. The public of the associated towns never before had the rate good ‘ioriM
yourself, ylitt must attend. VJVVV .
M34“? VVV. iii?"
I.“ he; all put an
01‘. an A
.‘ili‘ilfl'tibwilmmihlii. V I
this to attend a an of such 3"”... . V V ' '
”I -. rt,
LII. 'fov :I .
rib gamer! m.
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