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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 29, 1907 · page 2

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lemma Report

M"’.&itd' parl"'.;t the forty-second
shalt“. deport of the state insurance
departgght to the governor is the
twelfths’mlusl report made by the
contradict as to fraternal societies
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co'mii on at the close of the year. xlr‘rlth them 3‘ once.

' rue total business transacted in the

decreslb over that of the year 1995 in
its aggresste amount, for although
there were 7.397 certificates issued in
1906. against 1,514 theyear before, the
amount last year was only $6,505,940.
first 17,292,632 the year before.
. . ims were paid in 1906 which
amounted. to $992,066.91. The state-
meet. of the Order of Herman's Sons
of. Assault appears in the report for
the, lut'ilme. and illefillht 0013M
ticttt societies which figure in the re-

, sorti j , 1.791 certificates in not.
‘ or too , . than wore issued by seven
. .mlette‘ insects. The amounts of the
certificates! issued by the Connecticut
societies» in 1905 aggregated 41.1%..
132; while those issued last year
. embodied .to' “$77,440. The eight
Gonuect' t .societlos . paid death
blull‘gii abfi'ifilfidgl 311926.11 H» ,
.8 tame lift .0 to em
Circle of Boston reinsure‘ August 1. The? are Witalnly. ,.
1906, and he supreme gs Knighttl For sale by all draw
, and Ladies of lionorof i dianapous'. 0"!“- Frlce 50

 

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me no good either.

vettisement in one of
calling attention to D
Debits. Tablets 'at;

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

No new societies wuei admitted to do

tantalum-ill thc'state during the year. “melt New York CW-

 

. .Alnsstlingiisrilcrti Uphi Cc
.Cinrtsr ,

A hearing Was assigned for Wed‘
needs)! before the committee on incor-
yporations at the capitol on a resolu-
tion amending the charter of
Hartford Electric Light 00., but it do-
veioped that the hearing hsd been held
in eaecutivo session the day, ‘beforc.
but the assignment had] been“ . left
standing so that opposition, if any.
might appear. There was no appear-
ance however, either for or trial
(The Newgflaven loader
scheme in the measure, as a
from« Hartford prints

Immediate relief will often save a
life or make of a (taupe us, illness a
maker of a few days (“1 “care.
Bichllrda DyspepsiaJIAhleis will aive
this relief to all who suffer from gas-
tric stomach. trouble and to those who
are depressed and incapable of con-
tinued work, who bloat aftcrveatins
and lose weight. owing toimpsired di-
gestion. There is nothing that will
givesnch immediate ,snd. WW benefit

such relies .dwlfijflifli and their as..these tablets. [)6 not institute. Be-

 

 

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3 Mil; fill“) Cl.k Pages, 20 Lowe street.
, out orwa . nn.. says:

state by fraternal societies showed a “i had been afflicted with indigestion
for a long time, i wassuh set to se-
vere sick headaches and .Q
i :of the stomach.” resting.

special Redhohonon
refinements.

All too short. remember intonation: brings .us. and

' for that rcasoa live make at this early date a. sharp cut on

. some of our finetit Veranda Suites and, Chairs..-\\’c have:

"large stock, including many novelties in reed, rattan,,apd

willow. In most cases the pieces sreso attractive and corn-

fortable that thevaill ,do‘c'qually well for interior, sitting

rooms. Colors appear in willow and reed this, attrition, never

shown before, unusual shades of green, blue, red and brown.

Notice change prices ill following list. '
Blue “1.6le Suite.

value $3.50, now

value $14.50. now

value $12.75, now

valuc $24“, , now

Ash Suite, fmnéd‘fiillslt

value' $8.00.

value $12.75.

value $12.00,

. value $8.75.

There is. another big scheme for
consolidation and complete control of
the water and light. privilegeslof theI
It came to lisht‘Tucsdny in
the incorporations committee. .An ex-
ecutive session was held , .Attornsy
E. D.-Robbihs asked
appear fit that executive «passion to
make a request with reference-to the
amendment to the charter "of the
Hprtford Electric utbt Co. This lit-
tle..reuuest proved to.,bs .a very im-
Earlyin’ the session a
resolution was introduced calling for
some at pie amendments to this par-
ticular 0 enter. Tuesday, Air. Robbins
offered a substitute resolution author
icing this Harifor Electric Light .
to. secure by’ purchase or otherwise t a
centre! of every other electric light-
.lna company and the chartemherrili
business lathe state of Con.
tit and providing further for an
ted bond issue to retina this

burn .l was advised to give up tobac-
cowllich did, but could not see many
marked i \provem‘ents‘: i also took a
great many preparations ‘lhflt ,were
called stomach remedies. but. they did
httoltl‘wcl‘t‘dan ad-
e ballets,
.Riehhrds Dy»
“Ma’s ,Drug
stem. 1 procured a bottle and beasn.
takingt tn at once. I too three bot»
ties alto ther and the
'most gratifying. In the course of five
weeks I was relieved entirely 'snd
have been picking up ever ,since. ,
would advise all stomach sufferers to
use Dr. .Richard'siinya ”pale, Tablets.

eta. Acclaiitwntfln1
idsd b Dr Ri hardly; I”hill. 'lt‘zl' hr

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The. total number of societies, there
lore,'which appear in the report are
eisht Connecticut and thirty-six of
other stntes, or fortyfour in all. one
less than the year, before, when there
were seven Connecticut and thirty
eight. outside organisations.
- l Taking, for purposeaiof comparison
the forty-titres companies (seven Cont
hecticut and thirty-six outside) which
were doing business in the state both
years the insurance commissioner finds
that at the end of 1908 the total assets
of the forty-three wore‘ubfitiofid'ffifi.
being an ihcrease over 1906 of $8.459.-
958.48: the total liabilities were 88;
172,278.54; an increase of $910,694.“
over 1906: the total balance to protect
contracts Was 339.388.139.31. an in
crease of 87,488 453.98 over 1905; the
number 0 me liarswas 3.065463. an
increase 0 191381.l 'gl’isetotnl a’lggt‘nxil
idbyutemrsn was , ,3,
glean, more than in, 1905: the income Piece No. 5 coring
“from all other sources in 1 06 wait 01- march land “a.
3,421,597.99; . mare than in i 06; the

 
 
 

 

 

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,1 ,‘leNO: ill c‘lrlzs e. ‘ ,J'ss‘su ravens AaMAMEN‘r.
'1 “ ' . " ' VICTORIA. a. 0., May 28.-——Japan-
‘. Jil ”fr gaiikfi'g'hfiam‘ offices newspapers received by the steam-

1i a “.1053? m admitted tittiap- er Empress of India from Yokohama,
-» ‘ ~ = to 'cltlccuship at the passion contain an interview with Count 0k-

llflam Whittier court yesterday. “.mav °““’ 0’ Japan'fi'mqsl Dmm‘m’m
» ‘ ”int, “a ma one that hetmuat' statesmen. regarding The Hague Peace
’ M additional witness as one of Conference, in which 1‘3“":

». ~ »- ~ , . “If Great Britain introduces an- or;
almififii’gfifilgfi‘; '33:, 323,13“ moment restriction proposal-for debate

~ . , Japan will aupport’lt, and possibly al~
fiffiflfigflflflg‘gfifigflfiflgfid“3:; so the United States. u would be. dif-
. ’ ficuit to speculate, though upon the
problem attitude of they'lo‘uropesn par

ivors upn the proposal. With regard to
the recitation of military and naval manta mm,
0' ‘ _ ‘ v . . > battles. rights and duties of neutrals, Illbmberfl WEB $38,343 $28.64. Dr V102,,
" 1 Kathmandu»... asked *1: he “WWW“ 0" ““319“ “lamp" 1““ or: 91 more than in than; the amount
, Qt He stilli- "i gave it' to you one contraband 01“", Jam“ “‘5‘ mm“ aid for espouses was $2 243.97’iesii
‘ ‘p'etore :‘Yes but 1 sentient» had ”Wm ”advancelhelrvlwsfi lash in lpos andthe total disburse
Tnow" said the clerk ’Do'iiasnico view 0'1“" practical ”pmemes' A“ manta were' 3699 803.9] greater that .

l I ‘ f0 '9}.me one of his witnesses far as Japan '3 concerned the confer- in 1905 s ' l

I ' astiano Scale Alterlo said in an: 9““ “’0'“.th be“ opportunity of The heaven Connecticut secietiel
‘ if" r . "‘ ‘ promoting her position in international which appeared in both reports shower

rwrlm a question regarding polygamy mm ,, ‘
i. one wife was enough for him. lie .90 - ____‘ the follotting increases in 1906 over
‘ 1905: ‘Aasets, $266,063.15; liabilities.

e’ ought Mr. Roosevelt made therlaws.
‘lgis reason for desiring citizenship was maxim?“Irfognllmmlmm $30,829.68; balance to protect con-
. zhe could ‘.‘heHonc of the goof} people; 5 slacks, :235,233.i’l; 3 fertilizers,1 6,250:
' this city", e had never ' card 0 ‘whlte .. . eat c aims paid. '; 0 ll ncome
. . plague that claims so many . .
“New" ..... riled WM".
\ t ‘r namgs ' one of his witnesses T“ cures coughs and colds perfectly disbursements ' “8,508“ paid .foi
" James Moatlanaro had not known him and ‘y°“ "3 in “° ““39" M “m “claims 83'! all 5§- all billet- disburse-
“ a? years and he ’wsslasked to get. an‘ :“fipflon' Do ”‘ka your he‘m'ug: ments,"$10.é38.i2. ‘ , .
~' of a as some on nowa prepare Five societies doing lmsiness in the

 

 

 

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1,y;‘,,._....esrsl ,,
’ that the amount paid it” 9‘. ml, .9111 {01‘ «ll-w

'y formerly helon
libertarian/who foetal;
tonin various eaten:

filers Curse was vouched for by
‘ , ,ftlee and Joseph Musahte..aild
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er manta vouch for him. ,
- .1 ‘ W when Foleys Honey and Tar 1” safe state showed a deficit, at theolose oi
.. MY BEST FRiEND. and certain in results. Ask for FOL .
‘ ' ey’s Honey and Tar and insist upon
Plaisted’s Drug Store and
t

the year. There deficits and those at 50¢-
the close of 1905 follow:

 

"anticancer Benton. Bwho ‘ilivgl’l 3n hm“ n
B rsi..RoutKemi‘..'l;:g Dllszgel‘y i; m; The Clifford Pharmacy. '

 
 
 
 

 

American Guild $18,17§;07

 

 
 

 
 

 

value $f2.75,

Satin walnut Suite.
value $7.50,
; value $7.50,
value~$i3.5o,
value $3.5o, ,
$5.“;th strategipd backs.

lo a low, but very
Mr. Robbins stated that
sire of the, Hartford \
authority to acquire» the, '
co any,.for exslnple.and mm c
to‘ me such other comp
beJn sgpoaition to co
bus 88s to' mutual advanmse. Exam-
pr d ch. rter

ru accustomed V genre ”tote.
Final Disposition "9'; Flu l

_ (2 Auction.
marrow, May 2&va last of
the bankrupt estate ot'tlta late John I.
Throcltmorion was disposed of at pub-
lic suction here today. The sale was
ordered by the U. 8. Courts of Boole
ru‘phcy in Ohio and in Connecticut.
The property was originallydivldi
ed into six pieces. of which
It is located in
Mill Hill and finelymituateil. Bloods 2.
'3 and i, consist! ‘ of 60 acres, were
tit-chased by l). irchild Wheeler of
ridgeport. representing a syndicate
of Bridgeport men, '1 the pri
[16,610. There were only two bids,

_ Large. condortable Veranda, Roe
mat on ' of this en, or, Mt“!
change as suggested by , '
shows that it isdesired to secure leu-
islative authority that wlliupermit, lire
biggest consolidation of lightnnd pow-
er, interests, ever yet attempted in_ the
history of the stale and absolutely un-
limited authority to issue. bonds is in-

Va ue $2.75, 5. for .15
., Value $1.75, Kior 3.35
Sewing'Rockers. ' ' " m

j Value $1.00,
Value 75c, for 55¢.

Value. $3.00,
Value $2.25.

Value $1.50,

The Shore Line, East Haven, Morris
Coverproposltlon paled into paltry ins
significance when compared with this ’
latest scheme of Mr. Robbins.
The committeelhas not yet made a
report and when it does ‘there' will
probably be a desire for sometblns
more than such a hearing as Mr. Rob-
bins so secretly secured.
W
,, pilesvy, impure,
muddy, plmply comp
nausea. indigestion. . ..
has you wash, pale, sickly. Burdock
Blood Bitters, makes the blood rich.
red._.pure——restores perfect health.

NEW POSTOFFICE ISOUES.

Flags for Memorial-pay. ,

We are headquarters {Or all the useful sigeisiin‘ 60176311.
meat Standard Bunting, Cotton-Bunting. fast colors, and
the inexpensive Printed Muslim. If a humber are required
1 lorrdccoratiOns, iwccan‘givee‘satisiactory. prices.” ‘ ‘

l of of ht acres .
'11:"th r. Wine

tor for 36:. meantime. threaded one
1 half acres, known as the in
estate, as houshth' Francis 3.. rry
5., Th‘lpmr'
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wousssruL eczema cuss.
yartist-little bfiymaefsema for at:

a .’.’ wr tea . T ms, enr ,t .
Pa. Y‘Two of our home‘doctorg‘d th
‘ ,ivss hopeless. .hls lun
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Stamped Envelopes and Manners of
- Original Design."
By. an order of the postmaster-gen-
eral. postlnasters and, others concern;
ed are notified that a short time after
‘June iii):~the department withheld the
issued of stamped envelopes and news-
paper wrappers which, will bear em-
bossed postage stamps M'uew design
in denominations of one, two, fottr and
tivecent. The form of the stamps will
be an elipse on end. The. lib acts, in
has~reliet,,and their bac '
ore. will be as follow: One h’eht, Ben-
green; two-cent.
George Washington. tell: 5 four-cent,
Benjamin Franklin. placid. 'andlilvc
cent. George Washingtongtbluc. With-

lhsnce we read about Electric Bitters;
bought. a bottle and soonmoticed im-
noVemsnt. ~1 ’ We continued this medl-
line until. several .1»me A
when our was completely cured.”

buildin' heath topics.” flua'
P. H. tsr's. South Norwaik, and iii.
P. Wood's, Norwaiit, drug stores;

1906‘ 1905_ chuar measuring-co a: sat.-
. ARIED . jamin , Franklin.

 

says: “Dr. , . y . ‘

' ‘ 'ea hl friend. i cured me of "‘"" "‘ ' ~ . - “a...

“ ' figmfix‘hm ago. tIt has also pet‘— ALLEGED TRA'TORS EXECVTED' “El’r'fiilgifii . At Annual Expense of $360 More Than
rotundawcmerml cure of indolent SAN Insanelsco, May zit—The Helpers, 1.ti68.9'4 s 10,625.47 Present System at Pay Per Diem.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Knightspf Hon-

or,
National Provi-

" .mpllonjfilfmy son's Wlle. 2T1” steamer City of Sydney arriving last
“first ottle ended the terrthlcctitlsit. night from Central America brings a
. sad accomplished. the Othef‘fiyn‘til" story of the probable death by execu-
, toni'sleft one-1b? one, until she ‘Waspec tion _of Juan Fuentes and H. Bonilln.
'v' teeny. well. Dr. ,King's New Discovery's alleged traitors of Salvator who were
.. " wet over census and colds is simply taken into custody aboard the city
‘arvelouafill, other remedy has ever of Sydney, by Senor flattered-son of

‘ ‘equaled it. 1"“ 1? guaranteed by Fr H; General Figuperio, president ‘of Snivu-‘
glol'pfidilthxflomalk. and E. P- dor. Passengers arrivingontpesteam
‘ 00d ~NOEVIMRI drussiate. - 500 and or believe that the two prisoners were
_ $1.00. Trial bottle {1‘88- “ shot soon after they were taken on
. g. ’ ' '. ‘ ' ’ shore. Fuetntes was formerly private
*' ft‘htefl‘esliing to 'see an occasional secretary to General Figueroa and was

p person take Jhpld of .work as if he ,lll possession of the sect-elect the ad
t‘ “in was. what Fate intended ministration. OfBonilla not much is
"York Herald: * ., : ' known.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

erai Aid 'Asso-
ciation. . stats
.Only the last named is a Connecticut
society. it has its headuuarters at
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waswaerma awav. *
“I had been 'tr‘oubied' with kidney
disease-for; the last tlve years." writer
Reberi: ll. Watts,’ of Salem, Mo'. "1 lost
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. sch as ,.......‘.. toonoz. , _, fvell." plugs; ‘ihefsumft'legd‘ltridne‘y

m. . '1‘ "- ‘ -r‘ a ’ ‘- m -, r. "are often calls ‘ y e

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.4. FRESNO. Cat. May _29.—-¢Ser0p Er. cqhse'to‘maite ‘the‘l

lb this, umcrfpcssnusmratoyiw , a

‘ alluteqnfor. the Murder-pf T1.- N 1‘. silo, and -E..
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in a border surroundih’g'the subject in BODY BRUSSELS, VELVEIQAXMiNfiTEB, TAPESTRYV BFiUShEiJ.
bas~reilef will appe‘ar‘ ‘ '
ital letters the w’or‘ds‘ “U
and the denomination,
“two cent." etc.

‘ ‘ , HARTFORD, May 23.—-A favorable.
457330.83 “9.92239 report from thedttdiciary committee

‘ on a. bill placing the, messengers of
‘ dent "NOD. 7.564.“ the Superior Courts in Hartford, New
0' U- A- N. Fun- Haven and Fairfieldcduntles on a sa-
lary basis was passed by the Senate
yesterday. Each court has one mes?
senger. The Falrficld county messen-

INGRAIN mo OTHER emcee: .

sonv ashssaLs. arousal-ca, rarssrsv‘saauesim, silo-stills-

‘e‘oue' cehtfi"
The denominations
will appear also in large numerals. one
on each side of the subject.

in connection with the foregoing
notification there are also instructions
issued by the third assistant postma'b
ter-general. in which reference is made
to the" removal of the UnitedyStates
stamped envelope agency ‘to
Ohio, soon after June 30,’ where 1115 oil:
velopes and wrappers are 'to‘ be marr-
ui’sctured under a new contract.‘,to
take effect July 1. 1907.’ It islaiata'd
thht the removal will cauaethe‘filllag.
of requisitions from that~ngoncy~rtobe
somewhat delayed and locations
will thusunderstand the‘ reason for
the.delay'._ To prevent‘thelr supplies
from. becoming, exhausted: bee
. the.delay. postmasters-should aendin ’
their orders toth the do
not later than. June, 22. .

 

The bill as explained by Senator
Walsh, provides for an annual increase
’ in the expense of this position of $360.

ermittingthe messengers to draw an

nhual salary rather than
sent mailed of. remuneration per diem.
. , _. _ dges of the Superior and of
' with lq ' Phyllclima‘hnd, tried al' the Supreme courts wore in accord in
‘ tamed! . "50mm "'Vltllctlll-~ filial favoring the bill, hence the favorable

Finally; l'~ tried Foley's Kidney Ours report: It Was therefore
through under a suspension. of the ru-
les in order that the .1

acts. lucalulil Michaela

a use: LINE or culmfauo JAPANESE '_ Mauritian. on;
Hi. .. .
. enaoas‘ro oaoaaalses‘vclstrv. _ . '

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.MOD REWAR .

The readers, of thlazpaper will he
pisassd-toiesm-thlt' there «is. at least.
one dreaded diseaserths‘t'lcience has .1

l' to in Lit-Jill. and
, twill“? mile-cadre...
themnlypositivsfl -
(the medicdi‘frste
tag a onustitutioasl'dieease. requires
a ‘ constitutional? trastflant. Hall's

, "“" 1‘” 0mm GAM8£QR 25° -~ : ‘ i bole andi'l‘he Clifford Pharmacy.“ P‘ There will be no occasionfo'l‘ it;if.you
. .. "1 . U - , . -‘ ‘ " ’ keep your MWNIJfiflflfl with Dr-

~= - anaemia . runs , lesmov- King's New lat'fePIlls._,Th9l',,uUDD18

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. l , shamifieihfigc runny predictions b ‘k‘tlrles’are a at
‘ANQDQWIONJAT in, Fresno: emails, my. «drilled .i. hand than are out, ‘
fl" "'3‘ ‘ ‘1 ' “"“"““"“*""""‘“”"'"“‘ ”WW" :helil llo‘lflgobcfimet 835130 dl'd .an {blink fa minimum 91, _ diner
’"SINE l4 I[E: ' .'e‘ w see c. ' ”1w" " “
‘ fwd“ i“?! ,I‘tliblé “ ploynieritiartd' g w. :5 :1. r t’ ' r0 er. , ,,° on isms; "
«. l‘ttitfa-‘tlnnasuccassmorecall/lemons 1“ Wm” W“ "l

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, , tar 'cjs....lag.youtntme to ,9... mailing, list.
‘ ‘ > . . . ‘, .3 ' , thin fllaflm «with; lll'vkldne De- Food's jd'Drli v
‘ fl ‘ Singers-“$33.1?gorf2l‘mterl ‘35“ ngofi’mflm ma ‘91:de “Effie” 4“
. . pr ,pita‘hdfn ’odfh‘e overland $3,199!- “
"l . Tito'itblemil‘ :wd'rebrl‘flo lipss‘roslua court
‘ .. - . re...“ ' .l......l'.r '
4 dflb‘ g . ‘ ' . j . ‘ , tilednpxttewhsysa
n ‘ ‘ ‘ >_ . , 'l vtiAtsa millennium ttl‘ost,

e'“lhc'l‘e§tlo”-in the price“ of Wheat in-

vol'vlng’ltit increaseo‘t‘ilho per hund-

r‘ ‘ A " “ ‘rod‘itilot at the priceottlour, the bi-
‘ item. threaten lo‘i‘slflo the price of
' . bread“ froth'four to‘fivo .cents per
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-THINOB"BAIY CAN DO.

sop“: its father-busy ‘adver-
Her a nurse. ‘
neoualy-cccupy both

-. it itan"osm~= t‘s fathef‘to-be insth
ed .by- every second-close boarding
house, keeper-in the city; who "never.
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