tomes as the or
main
ides mm after July 1
. , ”which sentence
, otherwise than for
shell W the mini-
only. the length of term
out to be left to the die
= state prison directors,
men. acting as a board of
the more ”so provides
been who have been sen
1. after they have served
.be released on parole at the
o! the beard
. tactically the measure will
in any way to the persons
sad in a continuous strep.
t. to suppress crime. nor will
I; over been held up, robbed or
any other dealings with the
sentences at man. to what
, is a just penalty for the
which he is accused, and
alter a full and fair trial in
the material facts for and
unused have been brought
his board ofprispn direc-
. e no cognizance of such
,1, can as were brought to the
of sh court which passed sen
1‘ d so their opinion that the ac-
sufficiently repented and
ntlihclsntly punished for the
. Mm All committed, will be purely
W hill is to be passed the panel
a of the state will require a
“ll rémodeling.
. . iii has been referred to the
sins steam
“It’s” I” V”
albino no M'rI-Is GRAVE.
ruminant manufacturer, William
. We‘ll, of Lucana, N. 0., relates
a most remarkable experience He
says: "After taking less than three
bottles of— Electric Bitters, i feel like
no Halli: from the grave. My trou-
illQ Brl t's disease in the Diabetes
, l uily believe Electric Bitters
.ll dart pic permanently. for it has
stopped the liver and bladder
‘ and nation: which have troubled me
for re." Guaranteed by F H. Bax
or, South Norwalk. and E. P. Weed.
woman, ‘druggists. Price only 60:.
1 r
_..".
lunar AGAINST ovpsv MOTH.
HARTFORD, Feb.1.——if do not in-
trauma in the house yesterday becoma
e h law It bitlci fight will be made
‘mtas‘t the gypsy math and the brown,
«tallntt'lth. The act declares the in-
cto to be a public nuisance. gives
the state ontomblogist wide latitude
worsening .lt .snd appropriates :10.-
r We year’s work and makes
nnlty for transporting the eggs
' t the insects from an infected region
tins of $1. 000 or a year‘s lmpr-ison
t.
committee on the indi-
probably be rejected.
Ry request of Representative Ma-
one. of Bristol, presented a bill muk
II; it illbgsl to sell liquor on Sunday.
. latitude day and the day set for
' a.’ This pertains only to sal-
none and the penalties are to be the
as provided in the present sta-
Arisfi serous
comm. ,
, 5. T“
., - Treatment Advised
low people nowadays are free
form of Rheumatism. In
as tilting}: the disease was
‘_ ”glint our nation. People of
,, trying the [rest specialists.
o dram Esst to West and to
“li‘firth in search of mad-
but boon to mankind has re-
a brouh tsbout. especially
who: rwith Rheumatic
Poisoning“ let ris a harmless rem—
led UHlC-O. A treatment for
.hladder and kidneys. This
remedy, tslren internally.
:. thoron h manner on the
loving t. on terrible
l erase the mind. URI Ols
hsamatlsmonly. and tits s
cure do: the disease in all its
“It. ‘shsrmless and pleasantto
pin! no poison, alcohol or
mend. l taken “directed. will
sts sell 03100 It 81.00
‘ or it will be sent at above
SMITH DRUG COMPANY
33083.11. Y. Liberal also sali-
. circulars will be foo-war“
nil who apply for same.
it sold in South Norwalk by
Kelley. Jr
‘ mg, I ~ 1y that sounds all very
nary strongly to the citlsens,
hair- roduoln
51.333133. . at. £3...“ ..
m. w
O'BRIEN SEEKiNG T0
a
Opposed $250 Deposit tor III;
Candidates Who Run for Oi- '
tics i
-———-.
HARTFORD, Feb. l.-—'i‘he judiciary,
committee of the legislature gave a
direct primary legislation Judge J
H. Perry explained the provisions
which it is proposed to add to the
corrupt practices act, and among-
those who addressed the committee
was former Sheriff M. E. O’Brien. of;
Bridgeport. who opposed some;
phases of the proposed measure.
Mr. O’Brien said the committee
deserved some credit for its labors.
but there were portions of the
measure that would operate to the
serious disadvantage of the smaller
parties, such as the Prohibitionists
and Socialists, notably the suggestion
of a deposit of $250 as n pn‘requisite
for all candidates Iunnlng tot oillce.
Under the proposed law this deposit
was to he returned to the candidate
provided his party cast 10 per cent.
of the vote in an election. Other-
wise the deposit ls to be forfeited.
Mr. O’Brien said it would be a
hardship to expect candidates to loan
money to the state. under such condi-
tions. He maintained that the con-
stitution of the United States guar
anteed citizens many things, :which
seemed to include the right to run for
office.
All headaches go ,5
When you grow wiser '
And learn to ‘use i
An "Elalrly Riser."
sure pills. The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy
’MOTHER AND SON KILLED.
. .........,.............
PHEONIX. Arlz., Feb. 1.-Mrs. Har.
vey Morris and her seven-year-old son
were killed yesterday near their home.
Mrs'. Morrls’ husband had left home for
Roosevelt during the morning and a
negro shortly appeared in the town
with his throat slightly cut and otheI
marks of violence apparent. alleging
that his injuries were received in de-
fending the woman from the assault
of two Mexicans who killed her and
the child. He is held in custody.
The grest‘fiMcicncs sn‘dIreiiability l)! Rendering; atha'ifdxtlt t lib s it nod l 1 its r n ll
full one an m ans 0 cop :- roug on e mi r I en. a a It a nrger an r snI mo e as era y
patronage O p 1—01“ has ever been sold or handled by the Drug trade in this country.
other flirts—toilet. or medicine
"d ‘i‘f" A'nilll NE it is the greatest scalp fertiliser and therefore the
makes the “scalp healthy and isrtilc and keeps it so.
the world has ever known.
it. will put more [one u
ever an do. It shows results from the very start.
NOW at all druggists In THREE SIZES, 25c, 50c and $1. 00 per bottle.
To show how quickly bender-lino sets we will tend sin
by return mail to anyon who sends this advert scmcut
0-. ‘ blooms. with their name
and address and ten cents in silver or stamps to pay postage.
FREE
pie it
to the nowlton llnmlerino
..~...l
» TO HOLD WITNESSES.
By Legislature.
HARTFORD. Conn. Fobrunryl.~
chIcscntutivo George M (hum of
;Milt‘ord. has introduced an interesting
roster and scalp regerleratot have won the conildenco and
it is a natural loud and a whole
a life in your hair than n
IANOTHER Congest PancrIcss”
x.
me medicine ior both the hair
[on 91 any other hols touts
I “I!“
GUARD SMALL PARTIES 1 House of Detention May a”. Authorized 1 HARTFORD Feb 1 ~—'l‘hc follow-
,lng resolution in" ’Geor'gc 1.. Box. of
New Haven. was introduced in the
is‘enate. ye‘sterdn‘yfi by Senator Blake-
a. can ~—
i “Resolved That; within thiIty days
HARTFORD. Feb. l.--A bill to mulls
the uniform price of IInIiIlatiug gas
in cities of over 60. ‘nooulatlon 80
cents per 1,000 cubic t, was present-
by Senator Shaniey of New Haven.
today. The icaturcsin it are as fol.
lows:
. Section l.——A corporation, associa-
tion. (Io-partnership or person named
in the business.“ manufacturing, fur~
pushing or selling. illuminating gas in
ities of Connecticut of fifty thousand.
‘ r moral habitants shall not charge
or receive for gas manufactured. tur-
ninhed or sold in such cities. a sum
in excess of the following rate—«eighty
cents per one thousand cubic feet ‘
section 2. ~The illuminating s for-
nished by any such corporatio. asso-
elation. copartnerahlp or person shall
have an illuminating power of not less
to a‘pound. burning at the rate of 120
grains of spermaciti per hour tested
at a distance}: of not less than one
mile from the distributing holder by
a burned consuming five cubic feet of
gas per hour and each one hundred
cubic feet of gas shall not contain
inore than five grains of ammonia nor
more than twenty grains of sulphur.
nor more than a trace or sulpurette
bydogen. The pressure of illuminat-
in; gas in any service mains in the
‘said cities at any distance from the
place of manufacture shall not be less
than one inch. am more than two and
a half inches.
The penalty for violation of the
above requirements is to be $1.900
for each oil'cnse. and any person can
bring a Qul Tam action and receive
' and digestion,
bill for an act which. if it passes will in, the passage of mg tesolntion a peti-
Incau that II house of detention system ”on may be presented to ally judge of
chI siinlaI to that in vogue in New the 3mm.“- Cottl‘trundel‘ section 12 of
DeWitt'a Little Early Risers. safe, '~
wives.":—Washiugton Star.
Yolk state may be instituted here it
has been assigned to the joint stand
session.
1 be bill is designed to do away with
the difficulty or present expeIiencctl
bv the police in keeping witnesses es-
pecinlly foreigners. within reach so
that they can appear against an ac-
cused person at a trial in the high
courts
it has been a frequent complaint of
late. especially rom the cIiminul su
periOI court for Fallilcld count). which
sits at Bridgeport. that prosecutions
for assault with intent to kill and simi-
lar crimes are almost impossible at
tithes because the principal witness
wanted badmgonc back to the old
country or had left the state, the pre‘
sumptlon being that it was done at.
the instigation of the accused.
Mr.'Gunn’s measure provides that in
criminal cases of a serious nature. it
the police or prosecuting authorities
have any reason to believe the wit-
nesses will leave the jurisdiction of the
state, such witness may be examined
and may be held under suitable bond.
posting surety for limb nppemance at
the trial just as is done in the case
of the accused.
Some measure of the kind has long-
been needed. especially in Fair-field
County. where there are so many fore-x
lgners who are mixed up with the
criminal courts. -
CASTORIA
[or Int-sits and Children.
Tin Kind You IlaII livid; .BoIlgIIi
Signature of
“i wonder what the secret of Solo
man's wisdom was?” said Mr. Meek-
ton’s wife.
“Good {advice."
promptly.
‘ I
O
replied Leonidas,
“He had any number of
t‘ i
“ “So Easy
To Make.
I, . . .
list
rot};- .
lees DeliciOus
iChapth 280 of the public acts of 1905.
'naming as defendant any party who
hearing Wednesday to the special com- {ing committee on the judiciuIy and [was a candidate for state senator at.
mission on cmrupt practices laws and will be given a bearing Wm H" in the m... "new: election held November
1906 and who lulled to receive his
ceItiflcate as successful candidate at
such election. and has since been de.
clared by the Sc te. .
“ Said petition shall he proceeded
with in all respects as though said no
titlou has been brought against a can-
Idldate. declared succcssiul at said also
tion. in accordance. with the provisions
of chapter 280 of public acts of 1905. "
Willie walled and Winnie wheezed,
while wintry Winds whined weirdly.
Willie wriggled while Winnie wheez-
ed wretchedly. Wisdom whispers,
Iwinter winds wmk wheeses. Where-
'loro we WIite “Use Kennedy’s Laxa-
tive Cough Sy.Iup” Nothing else so
good Sold by “The Clifford Phar-
mucy and The Bridge Pharmacy. "
TOOK IN a cool: ANGEL.
A Clergyman and Wife Befriend“ a
Man Who Proved Grateful.
Rev. and Mrs J. Harding Baker. of
Moosup, a year. and. befriended a man
who called at their door one stormy
night and asked to: food and shelter.
He remained with the pastor and his
is for months before their learned
t he was Jonathan T Niles and a
neuron of means.
He gave Mr. Baker. who is a retired
to buy a pin e. the agreement being
that the past r and his wife should
cans for him as long as he lived Mr.
Niles died about a month ago. leaving
525, 000 He bequeathed 812.000 to Mr
and Mrs. Bake for life, and the income
of the rest to chuIity and relatives.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Deb, says: "I suffeIed tor years with
dyspepsia, used Ito have. great distress
and belching. Itried every thing i
could hem of but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me cempletoly. "
For sale by R. H. Plalsted F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy f
Mould”
Methodist minister, $2,600 with which“
onethlrd or the penalty recovered. A
.Jury trial can be bad if either party
lwishes.
Senator Judson submitted a hill giv-
*ing the governor power to remove fOI
cause any commissioner in state de-
partment, when the general sssenlbly
is not in session. and he also shall
have the power to fill such vacancy.
-—’l‘o feel strong. have good appetite
sleep soundly and em
joy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters.
the great system tonic and build
or.
BILL IN THE LEGISLATURE.
HARTFORD. Feb. l.—~A bill to in-
corporate the City of Orange was in-
troduced in the senate today by Sent»
tor Thompson and it was accompanied
by a lenghty city charter. it was refer-
red to the committee on cities and
boroughs.
Senator Attwood prehented a peti-
tion to amend the city charter of Meri-
dcn so that the city would have a cor-
poration counsel.- could run a munici
pal ice plant and electric lighting and
and sell its water.
On a favorable report of the com,
mitten on Judiciary. the nominations
of supreme coiIrt. superior court and
common pleas conIt judges made by
Governor W ‘91!" it“ the opening of
the session baaocepted by the as.
male and eufhfij‘fdge was elected by
ballot in so mty with the constitu-
"on. .
ACH.E
sweetens the ‘tliomach aids digestion
liver and bowels ‘without irritatlps
these organs. -0riuo Laaxtlve Fruit
constipation. III Doe-s“ not nauseate or
take.
and refuse t9 accept any substitute.
Plulsted' a Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacv. *
assume some DISTRIBUTING
pomr.
SALEM. Mass. Feb. 1.—-It was learn-
ed in this city today that the Phil-
delphla and Reading Coal and Iron
Companyis planning to make Salem
its principal distributing station for
New England points.The Philadelphia
and Reading has secured an option on
property here and has petitioned the
city government for the right to buy
land situated between the optional lo
cation and that now occupied by the
company . .
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Huh red Dollars Re-
ward for any‘case of atarrh that can-
not be cured by Hall a Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEYI & 00.. Toiedo.0
We the undersigned. have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and
bmlleve him. perfhcltl‘y honorable in all
business transactions. and financially
able to carry; out any obligations made
by his ilrm.
WALDING KINNAN d: MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggl'sts Toledo 0
hally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price. 75s
per bottle Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
patina.
CATHOLIC OLEROYMAN DEAD.
THOMAS’l‘ON. Feb. 1.--Rav. John
C. Carr for four years assistant at St.
Peter's Roman Catholic Church in Dan-
the grip.
hot
in t is tow
The funeral will be
( it
than twenty- two sperm candles of six .
‘10 25, 50c and $
poweI plant and extend its water main » '
FOR BiLlOUBNDEOCS AND SICK ,
'l‘ake Orino Histamine Fruit. Syrup it '
and acts as a gentle stimulant on.the .,
Syrup cures blllousness and habitual .
grips and is mild and pleasant to ..
Remotnber the name ORINO -
Hall's Catarrh Care is taken inter- ‘
bury. died at his home yesterday of ‘
Formothonflw
been 1'
and
totha
‘ Tumors st in only state aim developing
It, toorrec Irma
Stomach. Ingm
No.3 sin.
MDobllity; n “‘3
female week can or some 0
For Kids) 1! Oomplalntn of
compound is s angst excellent
Women a
write Mrs
cring from“
khsm. Lynn.
advising.
I
—
W.
GENERAL MANAGER NOW.
At the annual meeting of the direc-
tors of the Southern New England ire.
lephcne Compau . yester y. a new
omce was meals. that of general mo.
no or of Ihe cnt e system. The oillce
wil be filled by ry H. Bykes, here-
tofore general a pcrintendcnt
‘~——L—
S'i‘OP THAT COUGH ,
or it may resultsin Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is hr skins up colds when.
ever tried almn t without exception.
00 bottles. The Clif;
Pita stsd's
INA
ford. Baxter's an
FR
Phone 655-2. .I’
it?“
1'
1m .. h. r
o . . . I
wthntlshshcnrsd I“
momsuhbmslcllla may other encrusted, hows. ,
Lydia I Pinkhsru’s V’ «Mills mumps
pain. weight. and headache are MIME“
lax-isles or helpful Functions. Weakness of the
srypus Prostntion; Headache. Gono-
.Disainou. Faintnoss Extreme ,
audwsnttoholeftslone“feeling. Irritabilitv. Neapolitan,
Flatulency. libisnoholis or the "Blood"
Wis donut semis
0% sex Lydia I.
Mrs. slalom s Standing invitation to Women;
uniform of fenIslo weakness are invited to-
us. for advice. She is the Mrs. Pinkhnln
who has has advising sick women free of chsrge for more than twenty
years. and before that she assisted her mother-in-lsw Lydia E Pinlrhsm-
n Thus she is well qualified to guide sick women back to.
health. Her advice is free and always pelptnl Y
“ed
E TOMORROW
with a 25 cent purchase or more at
Tea..Cofi'ee, BakmgPowder,Spmes.
In addition to usual checks. ‘
20 lbs. of Granulated for 98 cts
The Union Paulie in h
126 Washington St., 80. Norwalk;
‘] Above Competition in
Quality Beyond Com-
sad ml“!
pom-AI mi William,
'l‘hesssre
I I. ..I..
*ii, .
1v
I‘SATisFACTORY sun orbits ”enlis-
. OIIGO MHOOL TROUBLE.
‘TOKIO. Feb lv—YThs report that a
satisfactory and of the San Francisco
school controversy is in sight is wei-
corned on all sides. though it was be-
lieved from the outset that there was
luo cause for alarm. The reassuring
news is fresh cause fonprotound satis-
as proving the firmness
the friendship between Japan
and the United States. The eiforts of
President Roosevelt in find a- solution
of the question are highly appreciato
oi!
PLATE
Next to Post Office. .
' Free Delivery.
Results . . ..
uneasy at st. regulars Church . ‘ ‘
33; Cranmy Layer
lDeliClOUS Lemon and Other Pb Fillings‘jdhd Many Other
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