11011: are of Interest to Rain-
his 91 the Order III the State
it ‘9'
Grand Mutter Elmer G. Hurlbuii.
at the Connecticut Grand Lodgo,1 O.
aha: announced the following up-
nationals of deputy grand innate-ls
“ghoul deputies. for the Bebe-
“ 11me i—Alldieu Hotchkiss.
Mule. No. 39.
1 N0. 2~l410110ld ITGIili'eldci',
la lodge, No". 78.
tally. 3.~—~Frauk 8. Ogden.
ledge No. 8‘2.
, r . an 3111 1.4111119. H. Rowland
C M11111)! lodge No. 41
' ‘ trict No. 5—Anion Postlzzi, Steu
1.1 e No. 83.
. it lodxe No. 63.
.- trict No. '.7 —. . G. Hyatt,
. wilfri’lwdfl' No.11).
. Ii'ic‘t No 8~H. 1). Hull
" W ,No 46.
tNo. 9.—John A. Peck, She-
I :13; No 27. ‘
ct. o.10.—-J.Em1nerson liar
can lodge, No. 65.
111:1. No.11.—Colin T Wilson,
attend lodge. No 89.
District No. 12—0. B. Moore, Clif-
Ion lod'xe No. 30.
Diatrlct No. 13. —Gcorxe J. Joan,
Aocauaut lodge. No. 71.
District No. 14.—W F. Day Lexing-
'Our
Pilgrim
. 111111
1
viii
,1 ton xe. No. 72.
. 1 ric No. 15—4348 B. Smith, Pe
qua ck 9,130“.
I 01 tric aim-11.0. Wind. Tiyon
Brat)! lo 3%, No 13.
”iltl‘lct N0. l7.—-Adam .l.
Schiller lodge, No.92.
District No]. 18.——E B. Pratt, Webb
1
”with“ No 19. ——Samuel Rogers, Jr
Nlantlc Lodge, No.17.
”strict. N0 20. “Fred G. Bevins,
Dioxiiiqe lodge No. 90.
District No. 21—16. L Keyers, Sea
side “30,1140 84.
Wet No; 22 «Myron Patched.
.‘Ellepberd lodge. No.65.
District No 23. ——.lohn B. Ford Eu-
reka lodge No 75.
1111111131:- 11111. 29—Hour w St'.hofield
11.111111111171111 lodge, No. 24.
Dlittrict No 25.--R.0be1‘£ W. Wild.
Protection 108119.120 111.
lairict No 26. —Fred A. Clark.
0111111111111 go, No. 12
Dietric- No. '21—(1 t1. Beebe Mlil-
dimex lodge No.3.
District No. 2S.——-C. M. Thompson.
ObWebetuok lodge. No. 111'.
Qé‘éricl No. 29. ~Challes Wessmun.
Stilt la lodge No. it.
gigs. Dealt) 03. — 01.11 0. 1"1',owic
Piste]
f
‘1111'1
lslrict 1’11}. 31 1-—('}c(_111,;e W Smith
'escetlt lodge .\'o. 271.
-‘-.=‘d)lstl'lci Number 32—George J._ Me.-
Goethe lodge, No. 79.
3.1)lsilici No. 33. ——S. E.
ltor lodge. No. 33.
1 Rebekah Deputies.
.iiDistrlt'l No 1.4M“; Frances Doblc
w Haven lodge, No 3.
611ch No -—Ml's.
Mut'bel'g,
C. (lochring.
aliicllt lodge No.19,
"iiilisti'ici No. 51—31111. Mary Nichols,
111'in ludgt , No. I.
1".Dlstl'ict No. 4.—-—Mra. Sophia Run.
thmonie‘lodgo No 211.
‘,i1)lsti'ict.No. 5-Mls. I.vdia A Steele
till istrict No.11.——Mi's. (‘ill'lie 111111111-
Mrtle lodge. No.16.
ct No. 7.9—Mrs Libble Deni-
aim. Home lodge No 50.
t‘Dlstrict No 8.——\ll's. .Iulia llali, Co-
liltnbien lodge, No. 35.
.iDis'lrict No 9.—Mls. Milly (‘ill‘pell'
tor, Volley lodge No. 37.
"District \‘o. iii—Mrs. Maude Wilt
rich Aqiuilo lodge, No. 29
didatrict N0.11.-——MIS. Margaret Ca-
Martha lodge No. in.
dablstrict No. 12.—Ml's. Alice Wells.
111;)Iodge No. 36
Istrict No, li.~«-l\il's.
111111.111 lodge. No. 40.
‘I‘Dlatlfltft No. 15.-Mi's. Emilio Hein-
rich Union lodge. No 17.
District No Iii—Mrs Elsie 11.811111
ldcil. Laurel lodgc No. 32.
district No.17.~Miss Leila A. P1911
tide, Mizpah lodge No. 33
District No. 13—41-1151; Clara
' ott. Isabelle bilge. .No. "'
'1 lstrict No 19.411111 Nellie Town
v
Eva Jilson,
.1.
" 11111111 11111111 anti llllfltillllsm.
110 0 not have one natural. easy movement «11
; towels etch dolorou are unconsciously expos
your Intent! to‘) 1- do and rheumatism. Lara
ton-oi. ‘l‘u 1111a a lion. and strengthen the
In. so that. they do the work nature intended.
E OPERS ARRESTED
- 1 . ~ '- ’ MORE.
BALTIMORE,'.'M.11'May 23.—«On it
charge of abduction. local tlt'icctivcs
today al'lestcd Theodore 11.110145. the
New. 1201'k policeman who sloped sev-
(mil 'wdeks ago with Elizabeth 01 adv
. a. fourteen teal old gill of that ciit.
The girl also was taken into custody.
The couple will be taken back to New
{York Uudib' i‘llc name. of Edward
Leonard Hess obtained clllplyoment
all a stubiemun. living here. as man and
wife at a boarding house. fleas has :1
1.1311111, in “New York.
. 1121111111 ECZEMA CURE.
"0111' little boy had eczema for five
31111111." writes N. A. Adams, Henrietta
I ‘flgottr dome doctors said the
IN BALTI-
“ its hepcfcss 1111'. 11111311 being
cited. We then employed other doc-
but no benefit rcsuitcd. B
tit-.9 we read abom Electric Bitters:
111. a bottle and soon noticed inl-
itit‘:111.We continued this metil
' , until several bottles were used.
as completely cured "
medicines and body
Guaranteed at
. lot" a. South Norwalk. anti E.
a, Norwalk., drug stores.
00
W N.D...A8..GODD as ANY.
' CASTLE, PM. May 2ti~—“A
mi build' 1001111 1111 good 111 inc 1111
' mttlarw announced Frealtimtt
'9 km; a lot. of 11111111-
‘ ‘ fill) 1111111111 41111101110
‘ cldl'k allockiiintiii‘
nmwwmu
it re c e a
nil 111111111211 11111 1111111111 11111111
uniting haul-111 5111111: 11111113 lib
inflict? 111111111. “then 111. We .thttn-i
.1.
1770. tit-F‘. H Lewis, Nauga!
' us. as we enjoy the unmeasured lili‘Nh-
1 thin lll righteousness the nation that
' maven. at"- mime 11111111111.w 11
a
area
‘I‘ “World “nice in the
Narnia Congregational
Church.
The prayer of Rev. Charles 5. Alt--
farlatld. at the memorial service in
the South Norwalk Congregational
Church. last Sunday night. was a l‘ca-
1ure ol' the gathering, and owing to
the fact that this is Metllol'ial liay, it
Is appropriate just now. it follows:
Eternal Father of mankind. may we
be profoundly grateful to thee for thy
goodness to thy people. We bless thy
holy name for the men who were
brave '10 withstand tyranny. to defy
princes. to become wandel'ei's upon
the. face of the earth rather than to
sell their bil'tlirigllts of liberty. who
breasted the ocean's waves. chose a
barren shore where they might live as
men, rather titan tllc abode of comfort
as the slaves of despots. and who thus
founded our nation ill the fear of God.
and‘ lathe name of human freedom.
We are deeply grateful to (live for
their sons who nobly built tipoll tbcil'
sure foundation. who perpetuated and
improved upon their work. We praise
(lice. for those in days past who have
served and sti'ivelt and suffered for
the sake of righteousness.
We bless thee for the men who took
up their crosses and ascended their
Caivurys that they might be the sav-
iors of the nation and who wiped out
its stain of human slavery with their
own blood. We hallow the names of
those who have us a free people. with
no cialigitlg chailisloi’ set'fdom alid
whose lash is only for the backs of
those who wrong their l’eliowlllell.
in thy unfathomable wisdom thou
hast ordained that i'leedoni. truth and
righteousness should ev er par “11'
mice of sacrifice anti blood. and that
the Christ of Calvary should 91'91'111'
the symbol of all our salvation. 1191p
lugs of 0111' day anti generation to
remelllbel' that they were bought with
a pricc and that we are not our own.
Make. us. O God of our Fathers. won
thy to be their sons. -
God bless our land. our president
and all our men of national tilid civic
life. May they be men of righteous-
ness. the scol'nel's oi‘ bribes, unsui-
lied by the contact of Illl‘ecicti gold.
May the nation develop a holder jus
tit-9. 11 truer humanity than the world
has ever seen.
God bless our ptlblic schools and
those who administer their sacred
trusts. We bless thee that they know
no distinctions of l'ilt‘e or color. bu.
are established its a kingdom of (lot
which is the brotherhood 111' men .
We pray for our citizens of foreign
birth. who have fled from lauds when
men are still enslaved. downtrodden
and degraded; that here they may
find real and t'l'ecdolll and honorable
ioil beneath the i‘oltls'tlf it mltltulul
easing rod with the stripes of sacred
blood and lighted with so many stars
of lllilllitll hope.
And while we bless illce that we art-
111 peace with all mankind, we also
bless thee for every sworn tlml 11:11;
been raised against iniquity. for ever)
gun that has ever llt‘illt‘il forth It.s
stern demand for justice.
(ll'ullt that we may not shrink ill
sacrifice and suffering. which are 111
bring forth yet a part of the glory oi
Ihc~ limb to come. And wc bustwcll
then that thou wilt Iill its illl with a
sense of our responsibility to God:
may we not 1ch that we arc called to
trivial things. but may we feel that
thou art pulling; lip 11 us the weight
of ages; may we co front the face «11'
God; may we stand as men who know
they must ere. long give all account
of their deeds before the jutlglllcllt
seat of eternity.
Grant that ill this gl'cui nation lllt'l‘t‘
may be none that shall shrink front
duty, none that shall fear to speak
and act for truth and liberty. none
that shall retreat ill the day of coir
and earth are coulluiugieti.
While. we thank illcc for our cotttl-
sailors of peace and our courts of ur-
l1iiration. we also are profoundly
grateful for other men who have i‘ol't-~
sworn the pcaccfulncss that colupl'u
illlsed our honor and that, would have
made us willing pariicipalol's ill lili-
lloiy tyranny. and who were willing
that the nation might move onward
over their fallen forms that site should
ilot abide 111 comfortable iniquity. '
ill the spirit of Jesus we. would pray
for thy blessings upon those who were
once otlr enemies. but are. now broth~
eis again. We would forget them as
toes and rejoice that we are. :1 uillted
people. Bless them too as thet 19-
member their dead. May we shed Olll‘
teats together.
\‘I' e prav with fcl'vellcy oi heart that
war shall be no more. but also pray
that we may shed our blood again if it
be. so Illat thus we be again the sav-
iOl'S of our I'oilowmen.
We. utter fol'ill our gratitude for
those men, many of them llow‘tllmost
ready to answer their last call. who
every year bring fresh before our
minds the holy sacrifice of forty years
ago on our behalf. us they honor the
memory of their comrades and place
tlpoll their graves the taketls of affec-
tion. Let thy benediction rest upon
them. As 1hcv were brave to fight
against the foes of battle. may they
also be strong in manhood to over-
come the sin that wars against our
human daily life. As we reverence
their service of days gone by. may
they also claim our honor for thc
moral cllurnctcr 11an strong manhood
that is ltccdcd now ill order to main
they saved in sacrifice.
~11pr ill-1 to remember that peace has
her moral victories us great as war.
Give us a national conscience that
shall be the. sum of personal sense of
righteousness. Help us to go on and
make. the nation ihai‘ has been saved
by war, a people. that shall fulfill it
tintloll'a boat ideals. Then. 0 (iod,
art lloi shaken by storms us we arc.
(Honda tlo not overshadow then its they
11111111. (Io, than, tutti. ituliiil thy. pur-
pout-u, bringing forward one gout-1'11-
tit1l_l.liild removing another. according
to thine own sov cit-11:11 will .iliou 111111
1111 King of Klaus and Lord of Lords.
'I‘lluii 1111111 but-11 111111111111 lily pur-
poses from 11119 to age. Give lift the
bruvert of fultll. that as thou hast
parted the light and scattered the
winds of heaven on than ,wlileat'. all
thou dost 14111111 tho llxhlnihgs.1hai
they may 1:0 and do thy 11111111111111: :11
1111.11 moat lire-111:. Ihr' liltl.l"llti "lib 11
min .1111 again. . hm“ oi 11011 and 1111.11; than in pieces-
l
diet. or stand ilidli‘l’crcllt willie heaven '
e a potter's vessel: 11'
declare thy glory and the iii-mam 1
11.11 bandiwwotk so 111011 111.151 bli 1'.
about thy moral purposes. so thy 911 -
1111i designs of l'iglllt‘iillb‘llt'ss slit '1
come to pass. until then shall ('i'llit' I 1
praise thee with the lllorll'iilg stars.
for lily eternal power and goodllvss
Help us. O God. to live ill thy feat.
and to walk 11) [by holy sight. the bar
91's. of silt and the lovers .oi' rights-ou-
lli‘b's. blessed 113 ii pimple wllost' (iod is
the Lord.
'.l‘htls 0 loving 19111119115110 to all of
us to take up the arms oi victory over
sin. the low oi truth. the spilii oi
sacrifice. the sense of national and
civic and of personal llOllOl‘. that when
the last call mules and We are mus-
il‘l‘i‘ii out 111' this earthly life 111'. Will"
I'al't' against wrong. we may all go 111
llOliOl‘tlltlt‘ graves and enter the open-
ing vistas of the ultii'oddcll I'utul't'.
leaving behind us :1 lllclllory that men
may honor. a name that they ma\
('Iiel'isll. an example that they 1|Iil‘-'
mutilate. and institutions which shall
cudlli'e ill righteousness while we shall
rest with thee and wear illt‘ robes of
while of those who ovt-l'collle the sin
(11' llit‘ world.
With these holy inspirations touch
our hearts. direct our thoughts and
llnllow our lives this titty. \‘1'1' ask it
ill the name of Christ and in the incul-
any of all who with our Savior have
shared the sacrifice which has [1111"
ciuiscd the salvation of liltllllillltl.
Alllt' u.
m
7110 But laxative for children.
’ 11 out: should seem to itt‘bat thh oil-r1111 Idrsnhave one
1. t-tura obovvoia eachI day
in not “3039‘v the "child Iwith a pita. or 5511115111411; Ill 1, as
‘te icy are too powerful in e Elaect. torn Iy tear
21 lr little inaldulo 1) land 11; th e bowels
1211 keuedfpd'flx leu able tol :ct naturally than before
laxative "tone and atropxtht- n
he bowels. and atlmuiatl: till the little organs to
unitlly activity. Chocolate coated tablets. easy to
U-lte, never gripe or muscle. 10:. 861.1 and 01.00.
_._._.__._......1.__...__
STATE ARSENAL REPORT.
Committee on Military Affairs Authors
izes an Expenditure of $500,000.
HAR’i‘i‘OItI), May 23.~-’I‘llc commit-
11191111 military affairs today presented
liialltil‘ity.ltlttl lllitlul'ity reports on 11111
matter of :1 state tll'scital :littl iti'lllol'y
1111 lllt‘ iiouutl llousc sit ill llul‘tl'ol'tl.
1111 plans of Architect .llol'l'is. liolli 11‘
ports went to the. colllulittcc 1111 up
propl'iatiolls. The cost is 11111 to cx-
('cetl 8500.011“.
'l‘lu' house today amended the bill
from tho cxcisc committee relating
to dice throwing and card playing in
saloons so that card playing is strick-
if] out and only tlit'c throwing is pro
lillllli'il.
'l'llc house also voted to abolish llit‘
011109 of cxatuiiier of public records on
luly I. 1111111. The olllct' was ultuckcti
in debate last Wilt‘k, till it was clainlcti
that the present exaluilicl'. ( ll. l’litlll'
.1wuy. of Manchester. has 111111 111111-
enough to cxnluillc 1111' l'i-t-tll'ds 111' all
1111' towns. At (“1' hearing 311'. 1111111-
away not only pleaded for 1111 iucroust-
ill salary. bill he wanted illt» ()lllCl‘.
made pcl'nuuuuu. flicllibcrs oi“ illl‘
llousc ciaiulcd that be had not shown
mucll cucrgy ill his work.
MY BEST FRIEND.
Alexander Benton. who
Rural Route 1, Fort Edward. N. Y..
says: ."Dr. King‘s New Discovery is my
best earthly friend. it cured me of
asthma. six )'l.'iil‘S ago. it has also pet'-
I'ol'niod a. wonderful cure of incipient.
consumption for my son‘s wife. ’i‘ilo
that bottle ended the terrible cough,
and this acetllnpllshed. tho other symp-
toms left one by (1111‘, 1111111 she was pct-
I'ectiy well. Dr. King's New Discovery’s
power over coughs and colds is simply
marvelous." No other remedy has ever
equaled it, li‘ully guaranteed by f". H.
lluxter. South Not-walk. and 1'}. P.
Weed, Not'walk. druggists. 500 and
$1.01). Trial bottle free. "'
SENATE AGAINST yESTIBULEs.
_ HARTFORD. May 29. -—Aillolli, the
bills l't‘ji‘Clt-ltl in the senate today on
unfnvorablc reports were those provid-
ing for vcsiibuics on platforms 111‘
tt‘ollcy cat's. conccruiug i'ivo cent fares
in Nol'wulk: concerning 11 trunchisu
tax of $1110 per mile per your on now
trolley extensions 111 11111 City of New
Haven: providing for the erection of
a dormitory at 1111-: Willitlltlutic. Nor-
mal school and an appropriation of
$713,000 for the some; for all appro-
priation of 310.000 for St. Vincent
Hospital at Bridgeport and of $40,000
for Grace Hospital at New Haven. Ai‘»
ted passing three calendar matters tilt
Senate adjourned until next ’l‘ucstlay.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
G. W Cloyd, a merchant. of Plank,
Mo., had a nanow escape four- years
ago when he run a jimson bur illto his
thumb. He asy: sr .Kused
thumb. He says: “The doctor want-
ed to amputate it but i would not con-
sent. 1 bought a box of Buckleu‘s Ar-
uicn Salve. and that cured the danger-
ous wound. 250 at F. H. Baxter’s,
South Norwnlk, and E. P Weed’s Nor-
walk. druggists.
lives on
KILLED WHILE PICKING UP COAL.
BRIDGEPOR'P, May 23.—«While
picking coal from the railroad tracks
011 the Berkshire division today. Ther-
osu Scallo. all 1111111111. aged 28. was
struck and instantly killed by a switch
engine.
DON'T PAY ALIMONY
to be divorced from your appendix.
There will be no occasion for it if you
kccp your bowels regular with Dr
Kings Ncwiillfn Pills. 'I‘hcll' action is
so gcnilc that Ibo appendix tlcvct 11.151
cause to make tho least. totnplaini
Guaranteed by F. 11. Iinxtcr. South
Norwalk, and E P Weed, Norwulk.
druxgists. 25c. Try them.
Add Boata. L
RECENT ARRIVAL OF vEssELs.
NEW YORK. May 29. «Arrived:
Steamers Oceanic, Liverpool and
Queenatown; Ilguria. Genoa and Nap
leil.
PLYMOUTH. May 29.-At'rlvod:
Steamer Graf Willtlet'sec', New York
for Cherboul'g and iiitnibul'i; (and pro.
Cot-tied I.
May 29.——A1'l'ived:
LIVERPOOL.
Steamer Curmunin. New York.
LONDON. May 29.—-A1'rived: Sitcom-
er Mlnnehnilu. New Yul-.11
QUEENS'TOWN, May 29. —-—At'1'lvod:
Steamer Httvcrford. Philadelphia for
leuipool. and procot-dcd '
Punishment of a child may hurt Ibo
11311311111 Who inflict 1', but they don't
have to do much yelling ovei‘ it.
' mitPiiL 5 11111111 '
' 1.. 111
M. E. O Brien Again an Applicant for
Adi/pinion.
'l‘llc tolliulittec on atlllllSBiOllh‘ to the
Fail'lit Id county bar met Monday 111‘-
tel'tloou at the County building to pass
on the character and reputations of the.
it‘ll candidates who have applied for
\tdlllissioll to the lldi‘, says the “ridge-
port T'L‘lt‘glaill Attorney John C.
(‘Ilnlllbcl'tltiu c'llaiinlau of llit commit-
ice was present but .1 short time and
the candidates were examined by
Judge J. S. Pullman and Althul' M.
Marsh. Among. the candidates who no
pcal'ed before the committee were
Messrs, Dillon. of Shelton: (‘unltliings,
111' Filli'l’lt'ltl: Hopwood. Mal'l'. indul-
<llg and M. E. O'Brien, of Bridgeport.
The latter has been before the coin
11111199 011 previous occasions. and his
cxuiiiinutioll was taken up liftel the
others were disposed of. The exam-
illutious v".t'lia not tedious, the only
questions asked bcillv the schools ut-
tended the palms of the parents and
illeil l'i’b‘lilelltt'.
The examination of M. 141. O‘Brien
was a bit different and the open door
111 llit' toullnittci loom tlltttlc llll‘ hear
ing settli-.pllbiic The voices of the
three 1111'“ were not Intended for the
small committee room. The ex'iil'it’l'lfi'
did most of the talking. and he said
:mme things to the two men who were
sitting on judgment Oil him that, to
plli it mildly, were slinging. The two
members of the committee were not
quite so sharp in their cilaruclci'iza
lions, and admitted that they believed
as false all the minors regarding his
character. and that since. the time he
was elected as sheriff 111 1301 his life
was exclllplary and that Illcle was a
gladual llll|)l"()\t’1111‘1ll 111 bit; I‘i"pllltl
11011 but his reputation they believed
was not on a par with the members of
the but. '111 f.ic.t all that was against
him was his reputation. and there was
nothing that occurred since their last
report to change their opinion.
EX'Sllt‘l‘lfi’ ()‘lll'l'vll then said 11111128.
his point being that they were pt'ejlr
diced ill hit-1 cusc. 11111] he did lioi bi:-
llcVe that they were capable of sitting
on his case and rendering a fair. “11'
prejudiced verdict.
The lllt'ulbels of tile ('Ollllllllll‘t' took
Mr. O’Ib'ien to task for :‘iOlllt‘ of his
public utterances, that the liquor iii-
li'l‘esls Wot-1+ illo means of keeping him
off tho bar. .\It'_ O’Brien said that he
would not tlt‘il)’ what in but] said in
public, 111111 fut'thelnlot'c added that
eight out of every ten persons belicv ed
1111 he (lltl.
This appeared to be ”11' polllt that
1111‘. ()‘lll'icn and the cotllllliitt't' had
the most tiisagrccemut over. The two
members of the (‘Ollllilllli'e were stren-
uous lil their denunciation of that
slaiclucllt. anti said that it “its not
true. Mr. 0 1111011 added that it was
ll‘llt'. lull that they “"1‘11’ not awul'o of
it, and went into detail and showed
how it was the liquor interest lit the
first place that brought l'ulum'a against
him. which originally created 1111' pl'c-
ludit'c which still l'ellialllcd.
It was agreed that tile CiiilllllliieP
would not report upon his name nd<
vt-ri'st-ly but would present his namc to
the bar meeting without vcconunctltlir
lion and allow the bar to take action.
Tllt‘ ('Oilllllllft't' will make tbcir-rcport
Friday to the bill'. '
BEST FOR WOMEN AND CHILD-
REN.
On account of its lniid action and
pleasant taste Oiino Laxative 11 ruit
Syrup is especially recommended for
women and children. it does not nau'
scale or gripe like pills and ordinary
cutilal'tics. Ol'iilo Laxative Fruit
Syrup aids digestion and stimulates
the liver and bowels Without irritat-
ing them. Remember the name Ol'ino
and refuse substitutes. Plaisted's
Drug Store and The Clifford P111111
mncy. ”
SHERIFFS‘ BILL PASSED.
ii.-\ll'l‘l"ORll. Muy 23.-”With only It
few minutes to spttl'c the house totltti'
pusscd llllilt‘l' suspension 111' the ruins
and ill colit'ul'i'ctlcc The bill placing
county sltcl'ilfs on :1 salary basis In
litul of fees in criminal cases. ill spitc
111‘ l‘.lt' closeness of lime Ill which the
bill could bc soul through the lcgisiu»
tivc cluluilcl. sonic members wanted to
kill it by talking it out of legal cx—
‘sienco 1111.] half 11h hour was consuillcd
ill debate. The bill went through and
the clerk of bills look it to the ccxcu-
tivc office. from Whlt‘ll a statement lut-
ol' lSh‘lti‘tl that the governor would sign
it. Had tlicl't.» llt‘t‘li a slight additional
tit-lily the foe. system would have been
t'mltinucd for another four years. Til.-
action of 1111» house 111 folding the
measure was tukcu to menu that llIi'I't‘
was tlll t'fi'ort 011 foot to kill tllc “11‘2le
tire. ’I‘ be friends of the nlcastllc. how-
ever luO\t'tl Its Iimtletliatc passage.
In Itloal Laxative.
Physics and U titanic: which put unload the
bowls, and etemporarv re 1111 but irritate.
ind weaken the digestive and nxpul lalve “Morgans
Laxative Iron-ox a iota are a different in
~t‘fect aa truth In from falsehood. lley nourish
llo bowel muscles and uervos.1-,iv1ngthctn strength
ilid vigor to do the will nature intended. tllua
iii'ectlngu permanent can by perfectly Ilate ..11d
latural 1110111111. The imtluxativo for children.
‘hooolatecoutrd tablets. 911111111 take nevi-r 11111:
11- unusual/e. 10c. 85c and 81 00 at. 111 drug stores.
PUBLIC SERVICE BILL.
ALBANY. N. 1'., May 2il.-—~'l‘he pub-
lio scl'vico commission's bill. vctocd
ycstctdily by Mayor McClellan. will
not be acted upon by either bousc llltlll
next. week. It was received today by
the. clerk of the assembly with the
mayor‘s vcto, but was not bulltlud
down. 1110 house udjouruiug before It
could be. reached. 'f‘iicl'n Will‘f‘. not lic-
pubiicatts enough present to pass (111'
vcto, tulil M was lliifll‘i'illOOtl that the
Democrats intended to thlt‘. to sustain
the veil).
Kennedy s Laxative Cough Cyrup is
BETTER than any other couxh lenlcdy
because its laxative principle aasutes
a healthy, copious action or the bow
11111 and at the same time it hcals lr-
rliittion of the throat and album In
ilitlnlluliion of the. mucous lllolub 1.1110
1111111111111 Honey 111111 ’l‘iti', pleasant to
1111111. children like It. Sold 111 rile
Clifford I’qumucy and The Iltidgc
l’lini'tliucy.
M.
STRIKING ’LONOSHOREMEN GIVE
IN.
PHILADELPHIA; May . 2.1.»«Thcl
strike of tho ’lonxaholctncit cinplnyod
by tile Mdrchnuia' and Macro (311111-
11111111 In ilibt city which won begun acv
m'ul days 111111 for lm‘l‘llRf-il‘Il tvtmnn. bun
practically colluprtcti and litany of tho
4'
BilllT BABY.
Mothers Should Ask Their Physician
What Food to Use.
consulted as to what food to use.
The physician must celtaluly will
advise against the use of condensed
tlulk. or cow‘ 1,- lllilk alone although he
will quite iikelt advise the use of what
is called modified milk
The chances are that he will pre-
sciibc .lusitootl which when plcpared
according to the simple directions oc-
companliug the packing modifies
cow‘s milk in exactly the way that
would l)( ict'omluetltleti by leading
pliv sit.- ialis.
Justfootl is. so delicate and so easily
absolbt-d that the. baby always keeps
lime n .1111 oi medicine
It is. too, a most econolllical food,
costing, prepared for use. less than to
a meal for little babies. Sold by drug-
glflis 11110 31. 00 $1. 50
slot: in his opinion of Jusifootl, for quite
liktiy he has used it for yeitls
We should be glad to send a libclal
sample of the food to ally mother or
physician. Juatfood 00., 106 N. Frank
1111 51., Syracuse. N. Y.
Louisville 6. Nashville Men Ordered
Out Today.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 29. ——\'Icc-
President llitckalew. of the lllte111a~
tiollal Association of Machinists. this
mollling old9r9d a strike of mat-hill
ists on the. entire Louisville. & Nash
ville sysleltl.
There are between 601) and 700 mu-
t'hillists employed on the. road. :45 of
them working ill thc'Souib Louisville
shops. Vice-President lluckuleyg'tvho
ordered the strike. upon l'cccipt of it
telegram fionl President O‘Connell. of
the international Association of Ma-
chinists. said that 30 per cent. oi" the
mcn would go out upon receipt of the.
order, and that they would be followed
If it became necessary. by other skill-
cd mechanics ill the different shops.
The lllaclllllists ask l'ccogilition of the
union and a uniform scale (11' wages ill
catch shop. .\'o increase 111.11in is
demanded.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin 81511 of New Castle.
Del, says: “i suffered for years. witll
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until. 1 took Brazilian Balm and one
50 cents bottlc cured me completely."
For safe by R. H. Plilll'ilt‘d‘ F. H.
Baxter and the Clifford Pharmacy. “
CITY OF ORANGE INCORPORATED.
llAll'i‘lt‘Olil) May 29.~'l‘hc senate
passed the. bill incorporating the City
of Orange after Senator ’I‘Iiolllpson liitd
Offi‘l‘i‘il iill itillcutimcnt to the effect
that that act shall not go into effect
until after the voters of the town had
hold all clcctloll prior to October I.
which auu'ndmcut was amended by
Senator McGovern to the effect that
1111- act shall go Into effect if approved
Ot'lobci' 1. Several senators claimed
that Senator Thompson's alllcutinlcnt
lliul no force whatever.
“to judiciary committee reported
bills to prohibit lobbying. concerning
Th1" taxation of the property of tele-
phone and electric companies, till
amendment to the corrupt practices
tilt. and containing notices under the
collupt Illilt‘llctflh' act. .
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
111 Iiitttl You Iian Alvin" Bought
Bears the W a Z
Signature of
SENATE TO CONSIDER VETOES.
liAli'i‘FOlil). May 2tl.-~~'l'llc govcr-
uor's voices on the two railroad muf~
ions which were under consideration
ill Illil house yesterday were read lll
the senate today. which body made
them the order of the day for next
Wednesday. together with the third
veto which went to the senate last
wcok on the Bridgeport and Dilllllill‘)’
iillc.
Scliulot' illilkcsicc said that he would
make it. statement regarding the govt-tr.
iiol's' position in answer to the state-
ments made ill the house and Senator
McNeil sttid 11c wished to reply also
to the "abuse" to the chief cxcctltivc.
Sctluioi'Jll'igga thought the luuttt'l'
should be quieted down. and Senator
Walsh thought the senate should put
away any discussion and got right
down to business.
$100 REWARD. $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Caiarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cute
Is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh bo-
lng a constitutional discuse.‘rcquires
a constitutional Ircuinlcnt. Hull‘s
Catat'i'h (lure is taken internally, act-
ing directly upon the blood and mu,
cous surfaces of 1110 system, illot't'by
destroying the foundation of tile (“111
cash, and giving lllt‘ patient at l'cuizib
by building up ”It: consiiluiltul and
assisting nature in doing its Work.
The proprietors huvo so much faith iii
Its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it falls to cure. Send for list of
testimonials.
Address:
.J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsia, 75c
Take linils i‘umlly Pills for consii
pitiiott.
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GOLF AT BOSTON CdUNTRY CLUB
BOSTON May 2il-Mlsa Funny C.
Osgood and Mist-t Margaret Culils built
of the Country Club, by winning tlitvlr
matches ill the semi-final round today
of the fifth tournament of the Wom-
en's Golf Association of Iloaiou. ‘will
itmci. tomorrow In an lit-bola context
for tho championship. St'tiil-iluul
round ----- Mina Funny ('1. 0111:1111” dull-1111111
Mitts Mary Hutton. Oakley, 2 up and I
strikers returned to wort; today.
1
to play. Mini: Murltnt'cl (11.111111 'lt"li‘.’il~
Id Mi '1' Mar" 11 Atlanta. \l‘oil.t;.11111.
3 up 111111.111 pla;.',1
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When it is necessaly to wean tile tiestluttion wrought by
baby the physician should always be ’ pointed cltt in a diatomic at which has acid from the blood.
RAILROAD MACHINISTS STRIKE.-
by the voters at an election prior to
4.1-1...
The Prolificnoaa of the Rodents Bait!
to Prevent Extermination.
WASHINGTON. May 29.-~'l‘ht> great
iLtdeillS
just been issued bv the Department of
Agriculture on Methods of Destroying
Ilats.‘ it declare' ‘iltat an infallibli
method of extermination of these to-
denls would be worth their to the peo-
ple f 1119 United States in a single de-
tade than the Department of Agli
it'ultute has cost since its establish-
ment.‘
lt hdH-i the blown lat is the worst
lillamllialiau pest in existence and.
adds:
'11 to. eutb (OW horse sheep and
hog on the fauna of the United States
.ihcl ltil'liltl suppolt one rat otl glain.
it. down making it unnecessary to use the toll levied on the celcals by these
1111191111; would reach the 110111101111. total
of 511111111111 01111 a year.
“Their proliiicness is the chief ob-
stat 11' to their extermination. if three
Ask voul ))hy~' lilteis oi 1911 can it ale produced cvcl'v
39:11. a single pair, breeding without
check .1111] without losses by death in
three years would be represented by
ten geuelations and wouldruumbor 20 -
155 39I2 individuals The eleventh ge~
,nelaiiou due at the beginning of the
fourth year would number over a bun-
drcd million.‘
SCOUT CRUISER LAUNCHED.
Q1 iNCl, Mass. May 29 -—'l‘lle
‘scout cruiser fliltllinxhulu. one of the
I111119111 types of fast warships fot the
iUnited States Navy was successfully
launched todav at the y'aid of the Fore
Ritz-cl Shipbuilding Company at Quin
cy. Miss Mary Campbell, of Bill-ping
haul, Ala” smashed the traditional
bottle of winc on the steel plow and
the big vessel started down the ways.
Later the usual congratulatory exer-
clscs took place.
It 11111 It“ In till
011 Your Walls
Ithat have pleased you evér since WI
put them on. Any more rooma to be
papered this year?
Our stock of Wall Paper roprounu
the very latest patterns. The ulcetlona
have been made froth the 1901 produc-
tions of the beat factories.
Agent for the Wm. Campbell 0. Co.
and Fr. Beck Co.
‘ Crockery. Glauvvaro. Hooufurnian
Ing Goods. Framed Pictures.
White Enamel Pain with fixture:
10c.
Cloth Shades, with fringe, 301:.
Window shade. and Picture Frame.
made to order.‘ .
Painting, Paper Hanging and Decor
atlng.
We give the 0. d H. Crud Trading
stamps.
L. Ii. BECKER.
l7 Washington ltraal.
Tel. Con. ‘ Booth Not-waltz
Gel 11111111113
Range Reptile
Now.
Drop a postal or ’phoue. and we will
._...__. -. -4 ._. _. ....._ ..- _.
call. examine and estimate on repairs.
if it needs adjustment we will make
same without charge. ,
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When 1111 see the
, Wine
"111111111"
011 a Lawn Mower uou
know it is the best
to be had.
14 inch to 20 inch
Charitsli. Dow.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phono W.
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RHEUMA‘UC FOLKS!
Are You Sure Vour Kidneya Arc
' Wait?
Many rheumatic attacks are due to
uric acid in the blood. But the duty
of the kidneys is to remove all uric
its plesence
thele shows the kidneys are inactive.
Don’t daily with “uric acid slivents."
You might go on till doomsday with
them but- until you cure the kidneys
~you will never get well Doan'a Kid-
lney Pills 1'“ r‘" remove uric acid.
but cure the I.‘..lue,.s and then all dau-
gel' from uric acid is ended. Hero is
South Norwalk testimony to prove It.
Mrs. Albert 11 Conklin. of M3 Wash-
ington St.. South Norwalk. Conn,
says: “i suffered for years from rheu-
matism and kidney disorders. There
was a constant bearing down feeling
in the small of my back and at times
I was so still and lame that 1 could not
walk. The kidney secretions were
unnatural in color. contained sediment
and were hard to control. Hearing
Doan's Kidney Pills highly spoken of,
1 went to Plaistcd's DrugBtore for a
box. Although many other medicines
had failed to help me, I began using
them with some degree of confidence
and found quick and effective relief
Before 1 had used one box, the pain
in my back lessened and 1 continued
taking theta getting more and more re-
lief. Thc kidneys are now working
naturally and 1 feel better than I have
for a long time. 1 attribute this our
tirely to Doan’s Kidney Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price .10
cents. Foster Milburn 00.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Doua's—~and
take no other.
M
"Did you enjoy the. play last night?
i saw that you had a box."
“No. My husband's watch was
twenty minutes fast and as it was very
1101 In the theatre i had to take off my
beautiful new wrap bcforc half of the
people i wanted to see. inc in it had
ar'.lived "—-Cllicago Recotd- Herald.
F01 a HOME. buy just WHAT YOU
‘ WANT.
Don‘t let anybody sell you what you
DO NOT WANT.
We make it our business to fit:
REAL ESTATE to the needs of our
CLIENTS.
Drop into this cities and get fitted
from a fine assortment
John B. Lawrence,
Agency.
2 south, M111; so equity, Mowalk.
In Your Search
for the beautiful have you over come
to our store? If not we can surprise
you with a collection of goodsso new
and attractive that you will find it:
difficult to duplicate them, elsewhere. .
Our stock is varied: and .extenaive and
our prices are calculated to please you.
"10 A. J. Auctioned 81111130.
FU RNlTLlRE. ITO
134 Washington sire-1. "' "
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e'Prthti‘N sum. .
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MEN'S AND novstf'frdiimau'nt.
ti NO. MAIN '1'. ' ao'.Nona1.1<.
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13.1111. buy’i’nu {fluvial-10111. why
don't you call at
cesarean.
oaaaqm'
and try one 0 their new FORDC‘I‘
Cara In stock. and tug at; pleased to
allow you. 1. 3,
rue 111111101111 cannon fine.)
80 West Main 811, Stamford, Conn.
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FRED'K If. GAMING.
FUNERAL nmtcran IIND
EMBJLML‘R.
Office a 4 Religion
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Doutb Ilot'walk. Conn.
Tot. 182. Lady Attvndattt.
Norwalk Chronicler