mt 3-—Coasrelts
. ération‘a‘ joint
will? re to luteInal
1t (fall‘- for adequate
(the country's wateiways,
. I‘ll!“ uppioprlailons fut
. . .. «.t be made count to
. ‘ C and? and navy. The Ie-
.. was Introduced by Congress-
been and i! now under con-
. by the House Committee on
-liitlon Mr. Acheson brings
t . fly” the fact that such
,. I should not be condlder-
“light of money expended and
ly lost. as is the case with
.in which equipment that Is
today may 09' Obsolete touiot-
9 calls attention to the fact
may voted for waterways im-
v- all vernment funds In-
t. as a Investment these im-
tits make. big returns In the
' v! of commerce has been
e resolution which
if many lending mom
son. is bit follows: ——
e cou'tmcr'ce of the
‘ ‘ labeled and as gr'outh re~
Milled by inadequate ttansportatlou
chilies to such an extent that com
“ opt. authorities. estimate that it
would he aoces my to increase the
(railroad milaag from thirty In IItII
. [it it cortespondlng in-
get torndnals and equip-
to afford propI-I relief
gin congestion: and,
“Whereas; the improvement upon an
‘e‘cdnot‘nlcal m‘cthod
~‘ ' The heavy and nonpor-
.‘ibliahle products of farm. fIIctorI anti
bible. and lead to the mom ”lipid dc
'Vélo our to! r resouices auI expan-
.6 rim]! ‘ out gimme. nftotdlug also
met eflectivo Ieguluior of tall
I; and
"“mhfireas, e policy mutated in the
dial one. government in dealing with
its main Interim! ot commerce makes
. Hg tilbie to secure ptopcr cousi-
dent on for many incritorlous pII-I
dents: Tltt-tel‘oro be It
Resolved by the Senatc and House of
epiwsentutiies of the United States
Athetlta In Congress assembled.
at favor the immediate adoption
inure libet .II policy toward the
elliflitfif watctpays bellevln:
as non as the financial condition
of the Itutt‘} will numb the annual
n’pprbp‘t‘itttlon for internal imprm c-
meats should equal those fot the army
at} mvy. and should be resumed not
as otdlnaly' expenses but as petulan-
out lttvestitlents such belu the view
taken by the most progt sivoyihiro-
pean nathms.’
While this resolution Is not binding
(1- ally way uptiu‘ the national govctn-
meat, it is significant in that it pro-
‘nents evidence of the growing senti-
spent "lu‘ favor of the adoption by Con-
grass of such a policy. Only a short
time ago Congressman Morreli intro-
'dacetl a Iesohulou which covered in
mediate the same ground but which
ixed specficaily the sum that should
be expended yearly in waterways Im-
dim 83% plat! plug it at. $50. 000 000.
tin ail Itlua a umber of States have
satisfied resdliitions urging upon the Fe-
dent government to adoption of a
cy. prone instance
e legislators took
eNatlonal Rivets
p ‘on of $50 000 000 annually
he park.
but was concldeIéd the most
beam Ive speech on the question
“im the Rivers and
3% pone, Congress-
all. of Louisiana.
the big appropriation
‘devoted t the army. navy and
‘. ions carried...“ average of more
it .. 40 per cent of the total amount
Ivernmenl Motley expended while
tst and har‘bota \bills. Named in
trests of commerce, hate been
Ige’r‘y tl ee years and catty
“filter out. He said: ‘
g9 tothis waterwav im»
1; we meant busi-
t regardless of
. ' 0"th r"filth years” its" new
Ila :n‘hvémge of ‘.$20 000. 000 a]. year
10?- v 8 ad harbors. tshoud not
W‘af martian $60 000. will our votes
applauded if we, made it lar-
hing that can
’1‘ the light of a io‘lto_
g the solemn. staid and res-
s of the Daily Consular
court. issued by the De-
Commerce and Labor.
it an oopmreace took
it. and his- odlcisl collea-
f 90an piderable fun at
r (1, Commissioner of
soiiiiio
ed 001%“ Senate, Coin
, (I; ha dertaken an
6"of the lfitgrnatgnal
, as e n
”‘1‘ hpf "ii i?
- of her staunch. until she took Dr.
fit
of North Da- b
Dyspepsia Tablets.
gt: ”"001 not dare satisfy
PP .. .- .
'l’icue states that she did not.
dare. She was and had to be afraid
Richards Dyspepsia Tablets.
How many men and women of
South Norwallt ape actual slaves of
men stomachs.
And yet freedom is at: hand. >
Mrs ill. C Owens. restaurant keep
or of 22 North Main street, South“
Norwalit, Conn. says: -~ l
“Both my husband and myself hear-
tily endorse Dr. Richards Dyspepsia
Tablets. And if any one in South
Norwalit should be in doubt as to the
virtues of this Ientcdy send him or her
to die and i ‘wlli endeavor to preve its
talus. Having been in business for
ll. number of years at 22 Math Main
street and having come in contact
with all classes of people i am sure
that not one word i may say here will
be doubted by my mum blends and
acquaintances. Up to the middle of
last it‘elIruaty, when i began taking
Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets my
digestiie cigans were In It weak con-
dition. and for this reason i did not
dare satisfy my appetite which we
generally good. My stomach could not
digest ptoperli and I was usuuiiv
much disttessed after eating a Warm
meal. 1 "led many medlIlues with
no beneficial results. until my husband
gave me a bottle of Dr. Richards ’l‘ab-
lets which he got at. Plalsted’s drug
store. Two bottles had cured tny hits-
band completely. it took four to ef-
fect a cure with me as my case was of
long standing. I recommend this
medicine for the simple reason that
it cured me when everything else tall-
ed.”
For sale by all Iirugglsts. Best
to say "Richards". twice. Ptlce {Iii
tents peI bottle. Made by Dr. liitlI-'
aids Dyspepsia Tablet Association i'Itiv
Wmth street New York.
IIlIie trade in this part of Germany. due
largely to the cousumatt- skill with
which they have been handled. No
lllUl'l‘.atil'llll’iillll' text book could be
placed in the hands of those who
would sell American products abroad
than a concise history (It‘ the methods.
which have placed’an American mow-
t'l‘ IIIId harve ter III so. many grain
fields of the. world. Probably no other
branch has concerned Itself so little
with the conventional ideas of how
merchandise"ought to be sold. with
which the Eutopenu agent it not to be
well supplied" and no branch has more
tullw' demonstrated thi- superlIIIlly of
the American agent for AnIcIiI-Im
hoods." ~' - ' ‘
This recognition from one on the
l:l‘.0lllld ol' the IIItt-Ltnatl’onal iiatrcs
tor Company' a Ilotlt in creating- a ton--
lsu nInIiIct for American- manufactutcs
is really laughable when it it; consi—
III-Ied that the Department of commei-
(u and Labor liatl‘lieuft stnlvlug ever
since its organization to advance this
foreign commerce. The Departiuctit
now it put in the attitude of aiding
III the tearing down of one of Its
sttongest allies. It is a dccldcdlyuu-
Iouit'ottable position fot the IIfilt'lals
and it is not. altoietll‘er likely" that
(‘ommlssioner Gareld appreciates the
full value of the supposed joke
There. Is a well-defined basis its the
belief howovct. that the tummy Into
the halvesteI fund will gi tat to put-
ting the corporation question right be
fore the American people. If the go-
Icinment had such an end in view it
(:(lllld not have selected a more favor-
able medium for attaining its ends. in
spite of the greatly increased price of
steel and othr rant matrials. this cor~
partition has IIIalnlalnd a pactlcaily
uniform price on its finished products
The American farmer today is paying
almost the same for his agricultural
machinery as he did five years ago.
The International Harvester Company.
It is declared. has been enabled to do
this because (If the elimination of des-
tructive competition and the cheaper
cost of production consequent upon the
consolidation of owning trade eie
:menbs. ‘ ‘
in the meantime envlus acquaintan-
ces of Commissioner Catch! me chuck-
ling arm the naive report of Consul
Harris and wondering what Mr. Gar-
field's billets} report of the Investiga-
tion will’ be; III has put ’thI in a
rathet peculiar position—
CASTOR iA
. For Infantssadfibildrsn.
llu Kill You Ilia Always Bought
Bears the . I
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POSTMASTERS NOMINATED.
,WABH GTON. Feb. 23 .—The pre-
‘l‘tl‘ent Eodlg sent these nominations to
the Senate: ‘
Poetmasters~oonnectlcuu O. N
Hatch, Bridgewater; I). .l. Curtis, Nor.
folk: El. E; Totaliaspn, Plainvlile; W.
B. Bristol Stratford; C. C. Georgia,
Unldnviile; W. W. Mlldrum, East: Ber-
llii.
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HOW'B THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any can: of Catarrh that can
“tic be cured in gel?“ Cam-I'll Oars.
J . CHENy fiCOL. Toledo, 0.
We” the udderslgned. have known
I". J. heney for the last 16 years. and
qbelieve ltlIa perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
y his firm.
HWALDING ‘KINNAN e MARVIN.
Wholesale Drugglsts, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Care is fatten later
pally, acting directly upon the blood
a lid mucous surfaces of the system
. T iais seal. 9. Pl .
. prq‘bott him , rce 75c
e.‘ ‘ Sbhlby I‘ll druggis‘ts.
tonsils Wit Pills lo: coIIIu
Oracle.
dilation“. .
WASHINGTON It‘eb zn—Ii was
conceded today by senators in charge
of the agricultural uppropdlatlon bill
In the. Senate unit the grazing lease
. I
provision will i eliminated from thei
lilltoun point 0 (Inlet, Sdiioral seal
atoIs desire to male- specimen (In ti
prmlslon befote libs stricken out of
etulse this action would line. be‘ II
taken today.
The leading (If the ugtlcuffurul MI]
was completed after most oil‘tltririuv
has] been spent in debate on the Ivor.
IstII Instant and tire grazl‘ng’idnds
proilsions. There Is in be decided ob
it qtlou accottllug to Senator Lady. on
sow-ml provisions Pointing lo IIIJ- liII-
Ieau of" Chemistry of the DIN content
of Agricultuie and fume werottfpassed
oIer until tomorrow. An am IidmeaIt
was agreed to at the Butler Jon of
Stuator Nelson which will at 3.3..000
each year to the atiptuptiant for us-
ricultural colleges until ‘ e total
amount for each state for base, coi-
lI ass shall be 550.000 attnu Alli. The
annual appropilatlon III pr em for
I'Igtlculiuiai colleges is $30g a
The atrium of the assir‘dpnt secIeI
llill‘\ of tho departIIIent was increased
tIonI $4,500 to $5 .000.
The proilslon im the Inn IeI of the
White Mollllifllll and Illlt‘ I muting-him]
Mountain water shells. to ascertain
the feasibility of making a forest re-
sI-,rIc was also pastbd 'OlPI foI dis-
cusslou
senator i‘attetsou h‘bui given notice
(If an :IIIIeIIdIIIeitt to sci .‘Iegate tote-st
reserve lauds “cording" to their adapt
ability as forest lands; mining lands
and agricultural lands. . After the de-
knee of the forest‘ reserve. system by
Senator Spooncr. firlid for Patterson
I-utrrcd into a full discussion of the
.grazlug lease prIIpositiI III. Scnat‘oI
I\\’III'I'eII. saying he. was: ttware tho pvt»
\lsion would go out ()l‘-‘.ll point of or-
der. nevertheless advoctttcd it.
M r. Warren rather warmly resettled
IhI charge which he otld had been
made. in the press and 'liy one of the
main. Personally. he. said. he did not
have till acre of Illegally". fenced laud.
’l‘ho session throughout: the day was
devoted to the ugrluultu rIIJ appropria-
tiIIII hill and it is understmd that this
Incasur‘c will be again considered to»
action on the IIIeasIIre.
ate toIIIorrow. according; to custom.
SIII‘ator Iiurltott of Nebrz slut.- having
been selectt‘d some time,- ago as the
arm ‘
”.wwmo .4. ~
Th0 lu‘l Laxative for lithium. -
:l‘lll nts should an to ittbnttltelrcla him!) it v. one
.:It- wastrel. mien-ant at. of \i'el I can. d.- llt
II. not. do» the child i'im‘ salts n W“
he) me too powerful in effect]. bald lter
ueir llttie insides to album] cm In. ‘tle bowels
vettkcnodlnd lsal sh oto act annually the who re
ItiMiill! lron- at out tons and strength-r
ha bowels. and stimulate all the llttb organs In
.. althy scthlty. ‘ltocn ate coat tablets. any to
an... never gripe or mutants. 10c. 350' uni £1.00.
"T9101"
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new POSTAL ORDERS.
Regulating fits» Use of PM! Cards
After WMI‘Féh 1" " .... '*
A new postal Icgulatiou ls going III—
to effect. Marci) I. which will ibc of In-
tcrest to all who have occaslo a to mail
post cards. Provision Is to lie math
for writing a uicssuce (III the lI-"t
hand front of the card as well' as the
back of the card.
it. was stated at the post office that
this pr'oilslou would solve a (li‘fli‘tulti
which has existed for a long time.
iiianv tltIII-s unIch the ptcscnt regula-
tion. people. who on the front oil“ the
card. but. when that is done letter is
required when the mud is deliveII-Ll
BI the new Iegulailon this e\'ttu nos-
tuge will not be necessaty I'Iftet 0 at clI
lst
Al pIesent many (If the post. (and;
have practically no room foI II III I;
sage on the back of the card. Many
of the cards are illustrated with views
sent as souvenirs and the sender dots
not wish to disfigute the ptctuw and
(ousequently has no room cicn ftu a
thief message. Under the ncw pmils.
lon' this will be‘entlreiy changed.
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NEIGHBORS GOT FOOLED.
“l was literally coughing myself to
death, and had become too weak to
that I would never leave it again; but
they got fooled, for thanks be to God.
i was Induced to try Dr. King's New
Discovery. it. took just four one dol-
lar bottles to completely cure thu
cough and restore me to good sound
health." writes Mrs. Eva. Uncsphcr, of
Grovertown, Stark Co.. ind. This
King of coughs and cold cures, and
healer of throat and lungs is guarant-
éed by F. H. Baxter. South Norwalk.
iii. P. Weed. Nomalk, druggists. 50c
and 81. 00. Trial bottle free.
JERRY C. WINS $10,000 FOR HIS
BACKERS.
reliably reported that Jetty S. winner:
of the first race at. the Fair Giounds
today brought in more than $10. 000
to his backers. His poat price was 3'
to 1. .-
ONLY CURE FOR DV-GPEPSIA.
Mrs Franklin Bush, of New Castle
Del.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belching. i tried every thing I
could hear of, but; nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm. (lad one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.“
For sale by R; H. Plaisted, F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Phtirmscy ”
FIRE IN STAMFORD FACTORY.
factory building' owned by 'I‘. B.
Smart caused A loss of i1. 600 yester-
erturalng “it“.
III
a clan; Will be ‘
Too Mach «II... and Bladder
Trouble lists; and Few
Sufferers Know
Take. care of backache.
many cases of kidney complaint ate
reported about here, also bladder trou- ‘ “
bio and Ihcumartstn.
An authoilty once stated that pain
‘a the bitch. Iolns III Ieglon of the kid-
the danger signal
hangs out to notify the sufferer that
Ittore is something wrong With the lid
IIeys, which should Iccelve immediate
should be adm ulstered and absolutely
no stiongiy alcoholic patent medicines,
Ivhltlt raie lIaIIIIfuI to the kidneys and
'i‘lIcr following prescilption.
simple harmless and Inexpensive. ls
lnov II and Iecognized as a sovereign
I ltlmt'li) fol kidney coniplaittt.
st‘edieuts can be obtained at any good
InIrescIlptlou pharmacy and anyone can
Compound Kargon.
Fluid Extract Dandelion one-
half ounce: Compound Syrup Sarsa~
parllia titres Ounces“
la a bottle and take in teaspoo‘nful
(loser after each meal and at bedtime
This prepaiuilon Is said to restate
the natural function of the kidneys so
they will sift and strain the poisonous
lbaste mattei uric acid eta. item the
“Iiood putlfIlng it and relieving rheu-
maflttm. Iluckuche will be Ieileved. the
Irina will be neutralized and. cleared
and no longct a cause of
thereby ovorcoming such sv mptoms as
t'Icquent and
i
subject in opposition to the proposedi
government department it that certaiut
"senators had fenced in the public. (in-
other urlIIarI difficulties.
CANNON COLONIAL PARTY,
morrow with the idea of .‘Izt‘tting final ‘
'I‘hc farewell address ' of George ' Church in Neighboring Town Hold
\\'aslIlIII-.tou Is to be read. lit the Hon-
There has a large gathetlng in the
to attend the Colonial Will) of
hhdhttdlst. Episcopal Chur.cli of
Dime. There weIe fully 150 people in
and the flue supper seived
was lull) cujo il “will. the. \ery lnteI
(Idling pIogta
t' the chm-{ch :liev
who the. toastmaster and called on Rev.
MI Kcrus of New \oIlI. to make the
address (If the evening. on the
:"\\'at.hlttgton. as Cotuuiundcr of
tbs American Fumes."
ladies of the church gave a very inter-
estiig little play entitled a. Martha
Washington Tea-‘i’-u11y._and this was
‘ itillbvfed by the opening of the Dime
and NiCl\ll‘ u'IuII’ll.
surprise and netted $55.
\ on the mount tables “etc 825. and
uctioued oil. brought
of the evening tip
the calves wow
the ltisili recclp
The 5hall was handsomeh Ilecotated.
and the bulbs vote charming
tunes of the olden titnc.
Ilc Huilbutt is due much cicdlt in the
The evening's exercises
were brought to a close with a paper
by Lewis it. Hmibutt. whose wit and
luiiliaucy wcrI much cnjotcd.
losephlne litirlbth‘t‘ is“ the president of
line Ladies' AJdWESohletI. .and it was
latgely to her eff‘orts until the affair
‘I‘ltloallmllvf‘
on the back of the card and. are .
vd‘I Ital truth is (mm alsebbod
bevel tassel as and nerves.
In I vigor to do the not?
«dealings perm-nan at: rbype “r f ectly hild
an vs or c r'a-II.
=CbIIeniate coated tablets. easy to tuba; gr:
or capsule. 10:. file am. (It It all drug a ores.
ring. them “strength
“Mwef
HOT GU ESSING CONTEST.
New Milford Parker
’ Killed in New England.
NEW MILFORD; Conttl. '
[\"hog guessiug‘
as to tile weight of a huge ho‘ig (If the
\oikshlre biced Iesulted in the ani-
mal being won by M L. Wilber,
.Ilyde Patk New \O'l'll. who guessed
the exact weight 1026 pounds. This
is said to be the latgest hog ech kil-
led in New England
Sitg Sing. N. Y The betting In the
.we ght Was heavy. thousandd of do].
The attendance
.peoplo coming Tram fill over
this section of the state and front New
Elana. had use for al
lthcfore the cars Were only given a‘
leave my bed: and neighbors predicted Large» Ever
ti was taised in
NEW ORLEANS Fol) .23.—-It was.
RISING FROM THE GRAVE?
A prominent manufacturer; Williiim
A. Fertwell of Lacuna. N 0.,
;-a most remarkable experience.
. “After taking less than three
:bottles of Electric Bitters. i feel like
one rising from the wave. Myt tron
his is Bright's disease. in the Diabetes
stage. 1 fully believe Electric Bitters
will cure the permanently, for It has
siteady stopped “the liver and bladder
complications which have troubled me
uarantee by F. H. Bax-
Ifor years." G
ttcr, South ‘N
Norwaik, dtugglsts. Pyige it'll" 50¢
SKIPPED ourWI'lfli «2‘ ~
Hiredgi Man fol-I consolation Milk 38?:ng ‘
Dealer" Mining-f“
, EAST HAMPT Iv
. Nelson. who I;
. STAMFORD. Feb. 23.—-rj'Ire III III‘e.
day. The ”3*wa pushed by the ov- . -
"‘i“ your
benefits ingot.
still. 23. —Peter
‘ by of Mid- an ordc .‘ ”
‘ldletown. "81% came to Terp's house Mo .. .
a (riding her brother. Potere Nottbe‘sk. rew‘
I‘ium chat and“ noas- HM” an... P:I‘nd
built. and wore
numbing Inc for a” ground host-Bai-
tunore Americas.
-. ...,,.. m I... a...»
_Larounti his neck,
.WII‘... mat-4., .......‘
. Yoult c not getting the beat and will
' _" be disip‘polntatil. IALSAI
costs no more than any other cough
remedy. and you are entitled to the
. best when you. salt for it.
Kemp I Baldy" viii stop any cough
' that can be blamed by In; medicine.
and cars obhgltiifh'st oinnbt be cured
to wit Other HWH '
It ll always the Boat Cough 0W
At all amgguu. same». And at.
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RURAL csaaisasgor sure.
.Wuhinnton Official fillies Good News
About Pay.
Seventy- fire rural mali' carrlets from
’all parts of the state; liming no‘ let-
ters to deliver because yestctdsy was
a legal holiday. Went to New Haven
yesteIdav metals; to the annual meet-
ing of the final carrlets of Connecti-
cut at the Hotel Oneco.
. William R. Saiiveit. general supI-I-
ln‘tc‘nden’t of the rural mail deliveII
t
actIlce was here from WashingtonI
'sad addressed the carriers He told
them that the prospects in then salary
being advanced III-re ver bilght for
a bill has just passed the house malt
lug thclt maximum salary $850 and
la the senate them is a bill fixing
the salary at 8900. Mt. Spllwell said
that Congress is anxious to she the
rural carriers the raise and the 0
question remaining to be settled
whether they will get. $850 or $900.
They now get. $750 It year.
The officers for the ensuing ycut
Were elected as follows:
President. II. P. Rage. of Bridge-
port: vice-president. C. C. Wells. of
Bristol; secretary and trcashrer. Mr.
Woodford. of Berlin. Formerly the of—
fices of secretary and treasurer were
held by two men. but it, was found that
there was not enough work for two
men to Mind by combining the nth
cI-II expenses che saved.
The. executive committee. was electv
ed as follows:
A. Halucs. of New Haven county, (3.
lint-her. of Hattford county. .i. F. O'-
Keefe, of MIIIIIIesex county. A. 1’. Ella-
worth. of Windham county. E. P. Ly-
man. of 'l‘ollard coitniy. George Hewitt
of New London county and F. B. Kel-
logg of l.ltclttlt‘ld county.
liarlan P. Rugg, president of the use
soclutlou was IInuIIiIIIoIIsly elected to
rcprcsent the. state assIIclatlou at the
national convention. which Is to be
held in Washington. f.
A CARD.
This is to certify that all drugglsts
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley’s Honey and Tar falls to cure
your cough or cold. It stops the sought,
heals the lungs and prevents serious I
results from a cold. Cures la grippe
cough and prevents pneumonia and
consumption. Contains no opiates.
The genuine is In a yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. Plsisted Drug
Store. and the Clifford Pharmacy. “
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TRAINS ARRIVE LATE ANO COLD
Holiday Business Causes clays on the
New Haven road.
There, was an unusual rush of holl-
da‘y‘ travel to and front this city over
the New lork. New Haven and Hat t-
fotd Rulitoad yesterday morning and
this may have been one of the rea-
sons why a number of the trains wete
running late. Nearly all the trains were
heavy and for that reason some of
thcur‘ went through herb with frost a
oudn’cr of an inch thick on the coach
ha; \I ind0w a.
ti was noticeable at the station this
mmornlug that patrons of the through
expresses created‘ a big demand for
hot coffee at the depot restaurant: This
was used to some extent for heating
III-poses The engines with their heavy
ends. it was explniped by a yalhoad
"theil dietitn Ithd
limited supply for heating.
MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER.
More than half mankind over sixty
vcars of rise ‘sul‘fér‘ 'from kidhey and
bladder disorders. usually enlargement
'or prostinte gland. This "is botli painful
and dangerous. and Foleys roam
Cure shouldjbe taken at. thg «first sign
of danger, as it odirects irregulalti‘es
and has cured oilhyi'oid men of this
disease. Mr Rodney Burnett. Rock
Port ‘.,Mo writes: “i suffered with en-
target} prostrate gland and Kidney trou-
ble for years and after taking on;
bottles of Foieys Kidney Care l fse'l
better than i have for twenty years
although i am now 91 years old. For
sale by The Clifford Pharmacy and
Plaisted's Dl‘d' Store. " W”
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Melville Gould Killed Neighbor's
Chicken and Ate it.
Melville Gould. of Reddlhg. pleaded
.lgullty.‘ in the Bilbet‘ior court. Tittirtb
dayhto killing a neighbor's Chicken
iwllfll w. Is wandering in his yard and
then cookingr the same and eating It.
The worst evideb‘ce against: the man
was that. he ate It. with a guilty con-
science. As he pleaded guilty the
’ court had to sentence him and commit-
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era and black sweater. which came up Insulate their estate, valued at $1.- Uilldymoii :‘iil‘ ‘
'. 000.000,. ‘ ”MM“ .ct learning what was
Ieoelvo ‘m‘fli
the left-lat: at the)
pica or the
there some to be considerable (lifv
ference of opinion among the lawmak-
crII roaming their commonest. .
Some are inclined to 'be liberal in
g...
Under the Stiltiyp" ri- .‘ f'
Italics hints for: 1
fiurc‘
whom recently protiym
inbbmpeteat to might dam;
The Sunday observance laws will
and Assembly, but.‘
tetr- views regarding; the Sabbath,
3' and the method of keeping It.
twlille othr/Is are inclined to tail.
away even such small privileges of
enjoyment and amusement as are xiv» ‘
an to the public under the preaent'.
laws. The bill provides for the street- ,
and lining of any person or persons
who engage in any secular business
or apotts on Sunday. .
in marked connect to that bill ll
the about one introduced and sup»
ported by Mr. Dunno! wimibm.Ien-.
titled: "Au Act.‘Amendltnt mm
Concerning Work or Recreation "on
Sunday." it provide! for the repeal of
‘oue prohibltory section of the genetpl
"statutes (1370) and for the amending
of another section ”009) to allow
the Ioteis of any town. city or bor-
ough upon petition to vote whether
petmits shall be slanted to suitable
pcIsoIIs to engage in leculsr business
at the giving of entattaiumeuts on
Sundays
Lamp. Po .wttlv Rubber rim.
An amendment. to the rubber-tired
Ichiclc law which is he he found uti-
,dcr section 2003 of the choral stat-
utes Iegaidlng the' all it; of lights
on all rubber-tired vehicles between
certain home has been ptoposed by
Mr. lougce of Canton. ’
MI Lougee ptpposcs that in addi-
tion to rubber-tiled Vehicltm displayv
lug lights between on hour after sun-
set and one hour be are unrifie, all
Iehlclcs using the lfighwu s of the
State shall display such "ship; the
arguments which were used in regard
to IIIbbcI- III-ed vehicles yap tying
with equal force to other vo inlets.
and being necessarv as a protection,
not now to the occupants of such we
hlcles. but to other users at the high-
unis as well.
It is interesting do notb‘ tho! the
whim tired Iebicle law ' was 0"”
phased with the idea; of «ms.
at." bicyclists who rodb witho‘ any '
light The wheelinen raised such an
outcry at being singled cuts as‘- the
III-tints of a lantern law that the act
was made broad enough to outer
0ch v rubber tired veb ole: new it is
proposed to enlargc‘l to the p por-
tions it should have embraced i tile
fist place and have in cover every
teltlcie...
To Make the curfew Ring.
The failure (If the larger cities
tltIoughout the State to. enforce cur-
few iawa often they had W emitted
by boaIIls of ultlormeu (hi to". munici-
palities. has resulted in an effort be-
ing made to have the State take
charge of the matter by creating
II statute similar in most of its. pro-
visions to the curfew laws which are
to be found In the ordinances of most
Connecticut cities, but . which are
dead letters so for as their enforce.
meat ls concerned.
The. bill has been- introduced by
MI. Gardner. of Soul ingion. WW
quest it provides tit lIi hit cities
and towns of 5,000 Inhabitants 'or over.
Itshull be unlawful for children'wtobe
on the streets after? 8 p. In. from Oct.:
1 to April 1. and it shall be unlawful
for them to he on the streets after
9 p. at. from April 1 to the following
October without a guardian. it Is Sled
provided that caich‘ community must
furnish some curfew signal. The par
ents or guardians of all children
found on the streets after the forbid-
den hours are made liable for the
violation of the law by those In their
charge. .
.. Supervision for Roads. 7
’A very necessary provldlon' which
has somehow" been ova-lacked in log-
islation for good roads constructed
under supervision of the State. will
be constricted before long. in the bill
for an act introduced by Mr Aller-
ton of Middlebury The measure Is on. .
titled. “An Act Relating” to the Im-
movement of Public Roads: I” ~
The bill provides that Chapter. 232
of the public' acts of 1905 shall be'
amended to lead that all roads built
or improved under. Slate supervis-
Ion shalt be maintained ‘ and
repaired under State supervision.
and that» the highway“ commie.
sinner shall conttact therefor, land pro
viding also that the compiler shall
be authorized to pay apo rtltlcate
’of the highway commissioner not ex~
dialing 515, 000 in any one year. and
requiring the town In which such re-
pairs are made to pay to the State
titessurer one-fourth of the efpense
of such tcpairs.
it has been noticed repeatedly, in
communities having no person who is
specially Interested in the mainten-
slice of the public roads. that consid-
erable sums of money are eXpended
itl- building new roads. with the aid
of the State. It not a. cent is spent
in keeping the in repair; the‘ out-
come being thatmuch roads are ruin-
ed in the course of a. few years and
emoney expended in the building
of them is practiccity thrown away.
To Study crlmlnpis.
.' If a measure Introduced by Judge
Elmore 8'. Banks of Fairfleld by red
quest, prevails. a rather novel lt‘t‘stltn:
tion and one entirely apart titrom say
of the ot‘lnflital Institutions of the presented ti.) the New York Historical.
State? will be organised Thai withhttuociety several memento” of the fam-
a iabtn'atory for the study? oft theL
criminal. pauper a“... «steam classed: of Mr. Nest, a, can
it is proposed tomato sanctum sdt
rector supposedly some one skilled In
that particular line of W003? who
shall be limit-M with an Gib latest
”scientific apart-atui‘for' nothing a. silo"
clal study of the vb,IIriIIIIIIaly
medially (l
tha'd’ti‘
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.. nearly all the sick-
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no. it decline on systems! nourish—
(mat. and “delicate; was peculiar to
woman auiferw— "skin. and become
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sciatiudthstmbsm i maniacs
tlu'body; and «builds th‘vnalt main.
Ire-torts; ’liuldt' “and strength. Kohl
valiavuiadigsstion constipationdysplpila. ‘
sour ri..l belching. heartburn and all:
stomach edition. I
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vent: a development. slant. those lines
might reach some, useful facts which
:could be applied with very good re-
suits. to intrastate in general.
Standard for High Schools.
An emeodingly interesting bill re-
landing the standardizing of high
schools throughout the State, will be
given a hearing during some session
of the committee. The out .qu prob-
ably promote considerable discussion.
That it. will have a number (If advo-
cafes goes without saying and It.
. is equally certain it will have a auto ‘
ha of very vigorous opponents.
The measure was introduced in M.
Gardner. of Bouthiagton. under thgm- ti—
tic: "An Act Standardizing and
vidlng for State Inspection of High
Schools." The measure provides a
certain standard of requirements for
‘all high schools in the State, and
also creates the position of State In-
specter of high schoolsfa position to
the filled by appointment by the (lov-
ernor. . The duties of the State laspee
tor of high schools arch provided in
the hill. ‘
Theoretically the measure is good.
It provides for certain ’Ibudles't‘o be
taken up and carried. through to a.
certain point in cachihigh school in
the State. 'giving'tho terms which are
to be occupier with each study. it will.
however. make necessary some rather
radical changes in‘ the svstems’ in
some cities, and? month there will
develop opposition. . .
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FOR IILIOUONEOI iAND SICK
. - HEADACHE = .
Take Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup. it
sweetens the stomach. aids digestion
and acts as a gentle stimulant 0n the
liver and bowels without irritating
these organs. Orion Loantl-ve Fruit.
StIup cuies blilousness and habitual
constipation Does not nauseate or
gripe and Is mild and pleasant to
take. Remember the name ORINO
and refuse to accept any substitute.
Pialsied‘s Drug Store and The Cilflord
Pharmacy. ' .
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UNDERSIIED LOBSTER.
Caught in Maine I... sold In Rhoda
Island Under Different LIIIIIt .
PORTSMOUTH N. H. Feb. 23.—
A plan whereby lobsters under .the
legal limit of ten ahd- one-half Inches
in Maine but,»at it: to c 3(thme
opera v ace co patty
flotilda 690 the“ ”fidfldceans in
Rhode Island-y vzrlierefime limit ls only .
nine inches. was discIOsea in this city
by a letter recetvsurtw a. local fish
'Ilealer from '1? utility formed Provi-
deuce company ”The letter lhqdired
If arrangemenss‘ioottid not be made
with the loomed to meet. the
steamer outside the thereon at regular
times and' deliver? use catch.
Opinioll‘Wg‘ Edie. total fishermen
who set traps atonk‘the Maine coast is
divided on (its plummet the plan: ‘-
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White waited and Winnie silenced.
while wintry winds whined weirdly.
Willie wrigglerd itrillle- Winnie wheez-
ed wretchsdlyfi . Wisdom whispeis.
winter winds work wheescs. Where
fore we write. ”Use KenntIdy's Laxa-
tive 00qu Byrp of” Nothing else so
good. Sold! by Tilt Clifford Phar-
‘ many and The Brill“ Pharmacy "’
OOUVENlR.
0' Home user.
came
The widow of “film‘s“ Nut has
Thong gnai'ude a bust.
II as; ctproof of
the first cartoon In which the now
famous con it the Tammany
-‘|‘°rir we: use E artist's" pen-
cil. bust; 'cl'ay was
‘Jmo‘tieid lied by D’A'Iu'ore. It Was present,
n .. (a: to thehcfirtoousboboal the time he
til Tweed and
“ ‘yr'vvapn‘apd was we‘r-
by miter in“
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