ofhtstementstisu pimp,
touted in vicious elites
widespread discussion over
at an idea, of, the, tenure In-
, films min has aroused dur-
i" insmmnusre.
‘Uiicbsll. of 2.02 Avenue
..Mh.. has this to say
bis~bviisl is Canon's
ve been troubl with
stomsch trouhe for
um heartburn. bloat-
... no on stomach and
‘ htion of the heart, pain
_g or part of my back. and
W ”Dolores. and was s
eh distress. I tried many
lint contrived “little or no
.' them. i was sdvftcd to
Cooper preparations. and did
, , week‘s time l-«wus Illi-
, srfnllya—the first relief I
xii) obtain. ' Mr. Cmncr'u
' sll he claims for it."
0. Spradfng. of 70:. South
. Colors‘do Springs. (1910..
s troubled with Indigestion
.' .. It caused me a great .
big and misery. I did
most at all, sud every-
tsohrcd on my stomach.
remeldes, but found no
. e, months ago -I started
for Some limo
»fl'"""“""'"." _
other of failures In New Eng-
tytis actually smaller than the
’ye r, chiefly because of‘s dc-
‘ {phenom 50 in
”were also less numerous in
and. Connecticut. while small
quantum. In"-' Maine, New
'Ilire' and Rhoda island. Liabllat
,wev-er, were $5,000,000 larger.
, the previous, year, of which'
four, supplied about one-half.
case was due to a few large
ring failures, as is the case]
“ every instance where the
, . . In of much size. Liabilities
, also, larger in Massachusetts and
out, while the difference was un-
in Maine, New Hampshire
Merle island. Four banking fall-
. (recurred IMltis section, although
of the liabilities ware supplied by
.- rlnrge failure in lthmle island.
three Mdl‘iic Stator, provided
heaviest mortality. although the
.3 In New Jersey was of no
once. New York state alone
jun increase of over 400 in
be? of failures and 801000000111
. t.of liabilities. all divisions In
' state making a very unfavorablc
prisonwith 1906. its manufacv
failures increased over 200 in
fund ”0.000.000 in amount.
. sir-ding defaults rose 160 in
pend $5,000,000 in amount, or
n There were about 00 more
erclal failures and an in‘
over $20,000,000 In their Jiv-
Istreet, Syracuse,
n
m. icine. and has the following to say
on the subject;
cutsrrh of the nose sad thront for four
my stomach has given me a great,dcsl’
of trouble. and caused me much pain
and suffering. My stomach was often
sour, and my foodoid not digest.
was bothered by a continual desire to
spit. and there was a, constant drop-
ping of mucus into the throat. .
t “The first relief i have been able to N'
an
‘
" 'I’VMVX‘ISOF courts terns. ‘ ~ .. _ .
£91 RECENTLY in various cities. ' “mm“ ’ -“v M v- n
m
tubing Cooper's
um using the contents of three bota I
ties l was entirely cured.
‘ s. on theory regarding I hit
" stomach 5.". recently truly a great stomsch
New Discovery. an
I can now t
and relish anything thst my spw ,
craves. The New Discovery
medicine.”
“air. ,Wm. Codier, of it): Graves|
N.Y., is very strong
I expression ofbeliev in the new
cars. it must have beenrcommu‘nt-
ated to my stomach, for all thistlme
obtain is from Cooper’s New Discov-
ery. which I have been, taking for
about a week.
has been greatly improved and my
utomachJs almost well. Mr. Cooper’s
niedlcine has benefited use more than
anything I have ever used."
V
l
ebtedness. Banking so»
were also numerous, whit-e
' m.
Vania also supplied 200 more
with an increased indebtcd-
$4,000,000, chiefly in the memo
section. Although there were
Wmsny closed 'hsnku. thc
. of liabilities was 82,000,000
3 In the previous year.
south failures Increased 250
. ,snd $8,500,000 in amount
ties.'Here. also. the increase
chiefly In the manufacturing div-
, i? The only states in this section
V ting fewer failures than 'in the
s year were Virginia and South
tin. Alabama provided the larg-
use-in amount of liabilities, a
Iron and steel manufacturing
supplying film
. Wss also an Increase of about
. ,1000 each in the liabilities row
”of ~ by Georgia. Mississippi and
,. , Choline. Other increases of less
or; supplied by Kentucky, Ten.
Florida. Virginia and the Dlsv
dpoiumhis. while there was
‘Mmrgsntjin liaiswarc,
, .1!!! every erode-
“ Ibout $2,000,000 in dry-
. comparison oc-
I mogul owing
Melts, syr'ssbos mi
w, “.41.!Iu‘u‘aw
' “MM'
'bhiorom-
difference. .
' i
the entire country ., Being Made an (important lull: in the
citizens in various communities who
have tried these celebrated medicines. marshal
We sell them “M will gladly explain Conductor Bingham Was partially of a
reminiscent order. as yester was al'
most the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their nature to any one interested.—
The Clifford Pharmacy, South Nor-
walk: The Bridge Pharmacy. East
Norwalk. the order in Hartford.
~W.—_ M”-- ._...-.— —. .. .. ._...-...__..H...
curred in the class embracing insur-
ance companion. in which losses wcyc
very large in 1006. ‘
failures was reported for
Southwestern 8
any material diffs once in the amount
of liabilities Involved.
plied 57 more failures than in thc prc«
vious year and about $500,000 larger
liabilities. about evenly divided
tween the manufacturing, and trading]
classes. Falluroswerc fewer in Ar-
Massachusetts.lltansas and the defaulted Indebtedness New London Docks Plied High wm,
slightly larger In Texas and the nu
Banking losses
somewhat greater than in the previous
year, while at the Southwest there was
a large Increase. chieflysuppllcd by a
souri,
as mercury will uurcly destroy
My catarrhpl condition
i.
1 LV 1
Scarcely any change to number of
the three
ice.“ nor was therc
Missouri sup-
was smaller. while liabilities were
1-,
bar of failures decreased twenty—foxy.
in the South were
few very heavy suspcnaions in- His-
IEWAREOF OINTMENTS FOR (.A-
TARRH. THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.
the
sense of smell and completely dcrnnge
the-whole system when catering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should nchr bc “st except on
prescriptions from rcputabh- pittric-
tans. as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly dc-
rive from them. Halls Cutarrh Curc.
manufactured by lv‘. .1. Cheney & Co.
Toledo, 0.. contains no mercury, and
is taken Internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. it
is taken internally and made in Toledo.
Ohio, by l-‘. J. Cheney 1 Co. Testimon-
ials free.
Sold by Drugglsts.
bottle.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti.
nation. _ , “
Price, 75c per
”—4
JAPANESE EMIGRATION.
Csmpsign Now on in Japan.
WASHINGTON, .lan,..,.13.-—-l(uowing
that the Japanese emigration question
is being made an important issue in
the political campaign now in progress
wss tilled Sunday with mean.
Hartford division, No. 50.
1] Railway Conductorssnd locum Ailt‘il-i ,
, when the exercises were wound up
'witb s Innueet at the Hotel Gnrdc.
by the presence of the Pythiss Mia.
strain from Bristol.
braved tambos and bones. under in-
wns done in costume.
the lodge room was very effective.
An hour later Chief Conductor C. 3.
Brigham gave a formal Welcome to
l the visitors from New Haven, Spring-
field .and‘ New York, and Introduced
the officials who were to take charge
of the installation. ‘
ductor Charles II. Vaughn,
Ne Haven.
oIIIcInI.
s
marshal.
iarv was done by Mrs. If, I. Lowe ol'
, , . division No. 87, Portland. Mtg,
these statements are from reliable w“ aided by Mrs. George H. Hitchhi-
son. of Manhattan division, No. 200, as
incorporators who still
the division, which, he said. took placc
in the old United states hutcl, January
bc- . 1
, - W e
owns-smeared...
by'lssqusi—tihistcssdssiw
Ill-190st» Give, Address oi
Itslosns
. 12"
(min til I
ary No. '88. Th e lodges held a point lit--
tlntion all! lasted through th-i irrn'u-
ng and until 5 o'clock in the Minimum ,
The forenoon session was enlivean
with their cele-
As the work
its setting In
A short business session was held.
Past. Chief Con-
of South
orwallt, and of division No. 311 of
acted as chief installing
Mr. Vaughn was assisted by
lorry, Will, of the some division, fill
The Installation of the i.adlds' Auxil-
who
Tbc introduction of Chief
Mr. Brigham is the only one of the
remains a
member of the lodge. He narrated tbc
facts swrounding the'establishment of
|
2Q, 1883.
W. .
DeWItt's Little Early Risers are the
best. pills known, Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy, f ”
BIG FREIGHT TRAFFIC.
Products.
NEW LONDON, .lan, li.~'l'l|r,v with-
drawal of a part of tho steamboat scr- ‘
Vict- between New Hcdfm'd and New
York has increased the freight busi-
ucsa for the Norwich liuv. The New
Redford lim- now giv.>a every-other“
day service. ouc bout having been
withdrawn. and the surplus freight is
shipped to N: or London by rail and
sent to New York m’cr lilo Norwich
lbw. ..
’l'licrc were forty cars »of freight
brought here from New licdford hut-
urda . lxu-ul freight \vits ale.) lwavy
and {be cargo room on tliu atcauu-t'
(lily of Lovvcll was filled to capacity.
thu the luswcli' hailed thorn were
25 cars of back freight on 1hr duck
which will have to go down to New
York tonight.
Thc freight, btluiness is holding vm‘i’
licavy and tho steumcr Maine, which
came up from New York Saturday.
brought a capacity load. Much of the
freight was cotton, the freight busi-
ness showing no indication of dullness
In the cotton industry of New England
mills. .
carom}
lit Kata lhu than Bought
WWW
mmd‘,
IMPROVEMENTS TO
CONTINUE.
RAILROAD
um
In Japan, and with a consequent desire
to avoid embarrnsing the Salonji min-
istry and perhaps causing its over-
throw at the approaching election. the
State Department declines to publish
Payroll Has Been Reduced $40,000 Per
Week, But Expenses Are Hssvy,
NEW HAVEN. Jan. li.-—A semi-oili-
sny information respecting the pro-
clal statement is made that while the
business of the'New York. New Ha-
green of the negotiations with Japan
on the subject. Secretary Root believes
that the‘success of the negoti one
would be greatly jeopardized by a’ pub-
lic discussion in the' revs of the var-
Itvllst phases as they. evclop from day
to day. Unofficially it is learned that
there has been no unusual dclsy'in
the dispatch of the State Department
note in answer to Ambassador O'Bri-
en's cablegramoflast week, communi‘
tinting the substance of the Japanese
plan for restricting Coolie immigration
into the United States. There is mu
m to believe that the department of
commerce and labor has so far not
been completely convinced of the suf-
‘~‘ y of the measures proposed to
be adopted by Japan to restrict the
Coolie humigrstlon,’the doubts arising
from the reports of immigration in-
spectms during the past year. Suite
Department otlicinls feel that it is not
an easy task oven to suggest to the
.lspancsc government the desirability
of amending Its projected plans with—
out wounding .lspancsc pride. It is
scarcely [possible to hasten the prep
aratitm of.ths department's note to
Mr. O'Brien, . '
-llegnistes the bowels. promotes
my nstursl movements. cores consu-
nation-Don's Ask your
dmggistforthem.uesntsshes.
WAWH RAILIOAD MEETING.
I’l‘l'TlBliRG. P... In if .
holders of m wuss-winning Ten
minsbilsllwsy Company hold their are
past meeting st Wabash rters
is this sity..rosterdsy. Directors was
elected and other Milne bsslson was
discussed. ”more or use «my
van and Hartford Railroad Company
has-not much fallen off In its marine,
trolley and, passenger business, there
has been a very decided recession in
the freight traillc on the steam lines.
This the company is meeting by econ-
omics In every direction. but. it will
continue its work on the Improvements
in additional tracking of the Harlem
Division, in double tracking the Fough-
kecpsie Bridge connections with Dan-
bury, in the Providence tunnel improv-
ments. and will continue part of its
work’lu the New Haven ”cut." The
reductions in the payroll of the system
already amount. to between $30,000 and
340W a week.
KODOL is the best remedy known
todsy for dyspepsia. Indigestion and all
troubles arising from a disordered
stomach. it is pleasant. prompt and
thorough. Sold by The Clifford Phil'-
tnscy and The Bridge Phsnuacy. "
_.._,.__.____.
NIL ANNO INTOMIID MINING.
ll. . Net, Jan. li.-ilcscucvcrs on
Alpha shaft resulted solid ground this
morning. Rock formation will be
reached lnsnotbcr ten feet when all
mass? from s further cave-in will be
over. foreman Gallagher expects to
release the smtombsd men in shout
two weeks. » -
4 ~ ‘ -
Kennedy's lmtivs Cough Syrup
scts upon tbs bowels sud thereby
drives the cold out of the stem. it
no ‘ 7 ” is t “t:
is Igtlr mm
by Tbs Clitordi'lm-
Pharmacy. "
DII‘VI ATTORNEY ”IAN .iLlu
Inn. "Witt Attor-
ioit ted-y for s
south
t
or run to raisins. ‘
swi
, f at
,...
. ’ n‘
Eh“. ~ more
, It
In two pram”
\ V to
if;
t
i,
hm
Er ,
“a“... outgrew:
Toucb’the
,hmmmmmm
in
mothers! the dicta Take
you when visitibg or traveling. and
youwlllhevs s reliable doctor always
within all. whethcr‘en boat or train.
,. .u
lit
M I
Bell fo
mm
by weal: digest
m
. i
trouble:
at
health: people's faithful handyfhome remedy for m... sixty 53*
donned to-dsythen ever. gun they have kept faith with the public; The best.
care; in great quantitieisnd sold to the putter a small price, which brings them within
the mans of nearly ”3:1”me for. the ills of old and young. Buys bottle-day,
'compbunded for family
“My 'm'hmmmzu.
r the Box
’Yourhesithis ssinvvithsbos d
Beechsm’sPilisathand. ngqutsh.
Wmiug of maturation or m
complaint.“ any sick condition sensed
ness or overwork, Becchcrn’s Pills
give spudy relied and
mus
1 ri i ,
Ilbulses Pm ‘Issd Trouble for the
Minis. ‘
”The liquor prosecuting attorney
lost three Inges- behestb the numb
ingcsrsndhndsclosecslifrsmbo
ing behesded“ hy’oontsot with the cow-
catcher while rushing s raid at the
Trsilrosd depot this forenoopi“
progenitor had received ‘com‘hi’sin
from Matthew T. O'Byioo. the advocate
of thirsty' retired rides. first a com-
muter had bang/2.; it short but on the
Califord express; an be hsd lust
stepped out to serve t e wsrrsnt when
the 10:23 saloon from Tyler City
’stesm'ed swiftly down the main track,
, landing on bins-with the shove results.
'Pstrolmen Wilson and Greenriver
or
ten. motivator» him
prcvént these
”rim
. promptly arrested the ' bartender of
. the Tyler City train on the charge of
. interfering with an onlcer.
I ”Say. old mil. how does that strike
'; you as s probable‘news item if Scoop
.. ' O'flrien’s dry csr csmpnign should be
. i tsltcn up here?" united a talkative
, consumer during a warm discussion in
s central cafe over the proposed pro-
. . hibitiqn of liquor sales on the trains of
‘v . the New Ham road. "Or this." he
'continued:
"The liquor prosecuting attorney in
in the Fairlield jail for stealing a ride
. on a railroad train. Armed with a
,search warrant for the Gilt Edge ox-
' mm he hopped the train at New lia-
ves and proceeded to msketbe search.
Just as be finished tbé express shot
over the county boundary line and the
conductor had him pinchcr‘for non-
payment of his railroad fore."
”isn't that the way It‘would be if
they tyy to‘ put the lid on when you‘re
on along journe . eh?" he dcmandcrl. .
"According to . every train Is
a saloon and it's up to the authorities
They mi in
use. Made with utmost
‘34 “'9 them . tinrewitli for any of the following complaints: to raid, 'em one and all. Anyway. that's
“ ’ ' , “drum “.3” can. at
' ‘ , ‘ ta , ’ no
Acute Indigestion . Billousness , . Loss of Appetite a «5103: mm: m. 'sione one
firmoichbyspspsia lek Headache Sleeplessness 33:: firm? "9" " “m ”M
060' 1 "M mottoi ’Doirn ith Drink.'but
“g . onntlpitlon Brain Fag l'm a!» camel when" 5m. to trchl-
flatulence Torpld Liver Nervousness mg." concluded the seer.
~ Sourfitomach Kidney Trouble Womnnly sickness ‘n is very‘important and in fact it a
. ' ’ . absolutely necessary to health that we
a give relief to the‘sto’ms‘ch promme
at. the first signs of trouble. Tske
something once in 's while: especially
after meals: something like KODOL
enable your stomach to do its'work
properly. Soldby The Clifford Phar-
macy and The Bridge Pbsnnacy. ,”
“Company-Flush: “Tables on
.. Xavier: . .
(Continued 1:2an Fags).
ever beaten. The game started oft’
with Nadia making a grnl, but Miller
was not slow and scored one for his
team. the scorn which followed was
tied at almost every point, until near
inc and of the first half. after the P
point had been tied. i’ then succcetfi
ml Iu gaining a few points on tlwm.
At thr- eud of the. first half I" had
scorcd its points to their opponents l-i,
in thc last half thc home team seemed
to gain new life. at the beginning. but
at tho close ms visitors were. iining
on them. . Near the end of ' , w
'i‘, .l. Darney was thrown ”mulled
on the back of his neck. but! “soon
at his post again. At the , f the
game the home team warervic nylons
by a final score of 42 to 38. The score
and line-up of the game: "
. J‘ .
Co. F. stlpkA. A.
T. E. Domcy ............ enrln
ltlght foryvnrd.
'l‘. .i. Dornoy ............... Kenny
'ireft forward.
Nadia ....................... Miller
Collier.
Lister ....................... Ranch
Right guard.
Godfrey ....... t ............ Craven
Left guard.
f-‘ield goals-T. E. Dorney 5. T.‘ .l.
Dorney 5, Nadia 7. Lister 2. Godfrey
l. Kenny 1. Miller 12, ltauch ti. Cra-
ven 2.
Goals front
ney 2.
Halves—Twmty.uiiuutcs.
Official—W. P. Ranch.
Score first half—«Company F.
Xavier A. A.. H.
Final score-(‘ompany F. 42: Xavier
A. A.. 34.
Mootsnlts. 36; All Stars, 2|.
The preliminary game ‘last night
between the Codimny F “colts." the
M'ontsults and the All Stars. of. Nor-
wallt, proved to be it "earlier."
Montaults won by a score at fill to 26.
but for a. time it looked as though the
All Stars would have everything their
own way. they having 8 points beforr
the Mantauks scored. At the end of
the first half the All Stars had scored
20 points to the Montsuks li.’ lint In
the lost half the Montaults played a
whirlwind game and succeeded in roll.
ing up t score to 36. while the Ad:
titers m e the total score, of 20. it
was s Welloplaycd game and full of inc
terest and vim from start. to finish.
The line-up and score of the name:
foul line—T. E. Dor-
Iii:
Manuals-s. Alt-Stars
Dngon .................. .. tiuarnidrl
flight forward.
(iahlll .. ........ , ............ Horton
Loft forward.
Hines . ..... . .............. English
Center. ,
Whom: .......... . ....... llrntbcrton
itight guard. \
’ Walkm-
Vslent inc ..................
lit-ft guard.
Field goalklhsgnn ‘ 2. Cahiii i.
Hines ii. Whone f». Valentine .2. (laur-
aieri i, Horton it. brothel-ton i. WslIo
or i.
but line Mir—(instilled 2
Score lrst hslfuuontsulrs.
Stars. 20.
‘I'Insl
Stars. is.
Halves—Twenty minutes.
Metal-
1
'14: All
score—llamas”. as: All
I
v s
‘ W V“ .
own warsa'svtou own 1th
person um.” lick-Th; lu-
. . fl. , U
up...» "mum "
V I
1'th
' ENTERTAINMENTS.
sunueuom FIGHT etc-runes. ,
There is a fascination about a prize:
ifightwhlch to must. in irresistable. lfi
[one cannot sec the real tight. the pl'IV~‘
iilege of seeing the various blows,
istruch. as pictured in
iturea thereof/leaves little to be tic-3
.aired. The . pictures of the famous,
iBurns-Moir battle. taken at the Na-
tIOIIfiI Sporting Club, London, Eng. 09-;
ccmber 2. 17907. where they fought for:
the world's heavyweight champion-
ship and branded with the stamp ofI
|,
i
I
Theatre.
9
Gibmpnm of America. all villi-rs being.
rank imitation. The announcement is
stilliclent'to pack the theatre.
wA’l‘ MUSIC HALL.
Last night there was one of the
largest Monday night audiences that
ever appeared at Music Hall. and all
were'Well rewarded. for the pictures
were some of the best seen here this
nation. Among them was the long de-
layed Midnight Ride of Paul Revere.
illue Board was a very handsome col:
orcd picture. Chasing a Balloon, The
Adventures of a Fat Man. Towards
the Moon and The Guitarist were also
.ahown. and Fred Hart was excellent
in Illustrated songs. Commencing
Monday. January 20. advanced vaude~
,ville will be added, with change of
program twice weekly, and no deance
in prices.
THE TRAiN ROIlilElls.
At iioyt’s Theatre. last. night, The
Train Robbers was presented to a
'much amused audience. After the fall
of the curtain on the last act. Free-
man. the Handcuff King. was introduc.
ad and be mystified the audience with
his clever escapes from handcuffs. leg
shackles and strattaiacltet. The first
pair of cuffs placed on Mr. Freeman's
wrist belonged to a member of the
local police force. These same ends
lhad proved too much for other hand-
icuff kings that have been at the local
'thcatre. but Mr. Freeman succeede'l'
‘in freeing himself in a short time.
lThe ncxt attraction will be the Am-
;erican Vitagmpb Co.. presenting the
'l’l‘otlmy iiurnsdlunner Moir fight in
moving pictures; tomorrow afternoon
iand evening.
, OA-TQSIL.
gym“. ‘ IIIMWMIM Wt
fhigsstus
l .t ,
(7. A.
g HOTEL ARHIVALQ.
i Clifford—Robe Bennett.
Cruickshanlt. ll. '. 0st ndcr. ii. A.
Ravage. A. M. Howie. .l. s . Peabody.
!C. Brandt, liostou: 7r. Purchland. .l.
It. l'rldiington. W. .l. Kinney. C.
it'lliflltlhl. ”I. F. finringflcld. I’.
Make. (1. I). "out. W. llcybmckud.
ii. Baum-y, W. W. Mum. .lr.: fi.’ vv.
tioodrnw. John E, ltoswortb, A. i'.
liowne. l6. Ilmmit. l5. V. flaylor, New
Yorlt: If. I. Walther, Hartford: l.. t'.
II
F}
"‘ Whitney, Middletewnz. W. .1. Casey,
Burlington. Vt: l’.’ A. Colman. toast
Orange. N. 1.: ii. Wltdmsn. llaabury:
if. it. Absil. l'ltcbbsrg: N. W. hath.
33:11:.ng (Mensch Na” his»
: . . sc . George . pe .
ltobsrt C. “leggy. A. N. Word. .ir.. A.
l). Illshe. I). J. 0. “More. John ii.
if. 0. mm. C. If. list-
ris Blood W.
. . , . . nosestbsi.
George .haiey. Ncw York.
seem-4. w. “wait. Your
hers: I. 1). Chess. it Verb: L. I.
,lluribstt. Villas: fl, 5. m. Now
ins; MJ. Rositw I. Ww :,
. 'lewsym: st. lion-
ffow 5:3...” It. Inbound
O
i
l
the motion pic-:York, ;\
originality will be seen here at Hoyt’s curtailment and
Wednesday. matinee audibeing carried on in every executive
night. January l5. They were secur' i bosrd'on all railroads. the effect on the
for this country by the Vitagrapbi
iyenr. but it is not thought wise at this
am. ounces our DOWN. ‘
_—-—o
Consolidatsd's Policy cl Bnmcbrnsnt
Icing ligidly Adhsnd To. , '
in preparing estimates of orders to
be made this year oflicials of the New
'ew Haven and Hartford itali-
road Company have curtailed their re-
quirement for steel rails to 5.000 toils.
as against monotone used last year.
This shows the curtailment going on
in all depaflments of the service and
when it is remembered that the same
retrenchment policy is
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vo council-sorteamzsrtou-
Meeting of the New Good Citizenship
Lupus to be Held Id Hurtfo
January 29. '
A meeting to oogplete the organi-
zation of the Good itlzenship Magoo
no. 304. Y. I. C. A. building. Hart;
ford. Friday. January 24, from 10:15
a. to. until 5 p. mufi'he chairman of
the tent . ry organisation is Edwin
'W. (loodenough. of Waterbury. a pby.
sicfsn. and president of the Republi-
.can Club of that city. The object of
the organization is in no senile partisan
but without p udice toward existing
political parti and as an aid in se-
. curing good government to stimulate
.in,.,,demqnd,, for good citizenship. its
methods will be the holding 0f meet.-
lngs for popular addresses on Good
Citizenship. the forming of local
auxiliaries. etc. Any local organiza-
tion not formed by the efforts of
ithis league ms become auxiliary to
it. The list members so far In-
cludes teaclprs, grangers... manufac-
turers, publishers, physicians, minis-
ters and newspapermen. The lead-
era of the movement ipvitc all
level-headed 'and broedvmlndcd men
who are interested in” good govern:
ment to be present at. the meeting.
LA GRIPPL
lirazllial Balm never lost a case;
never let It run into pneumonia, nor
left a grip-wreck. Only thing on earth
ithat kills the tough, grip germ; But
Iyou want Balm an is plenty. so do not
trifle with the small sizes. but get the
50c or $1.00 bottle and take half a.
tesspoonful in water every three
noun. Be sure to keep up this treat-
ment faithfully for two weeks after
stccl market
imagined. ‘
The New Haven road would. under
normal conditions. have use for at
least 30,000 tons of steel rails this
can in some way be
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time to allow for the purchase of more
than 5,000 tons. ‘
in conversation with one of the on:
ciais of the road it was said: Railv
road men on thrNe‘w Haven system
tare unable to see the retrenchment
policy in the light the public takes It.
"We believe that. the public should
praise President Mellon and his ado
vipers for tatthg s safe and sane
course at this time of uncertainty. it ',
is better to go a little too slow than’
to go to fast that over-reaching would
result and the company be pennanent'
ly Injured." ‘
A CUB! FOR MIOEIW.
"i have found: cure for the misery
malaria poison produces." says It. M.
James. of malice. S. C. 'lt's called
Electric Bitters. and comes In 50 cent
for Dyspepsia and indigestion. it will -
bottes. It breaks up a case of chills
.or a. biiions atuch in slmat no time;
M It puts yellow iaundlce‘ clean out
commission." This great ionic med-
icine and blood purifier gives quick re-
you think you are well. to utterly gu-
nilstc every germ in every great or-
gln. These remaining germs cam the
evil after. effects: it is half-cored grip.
If the grip starts with hemorrhage of
'l
' lsr ever made by the railroad mes”
lief in all stomach, liver and kidney r.
complaints and the misery of lame gexiuhmft‘gdi'fir" do” "my 12
back; Sold nsdcr guarantee at F. i}. ____________ "W"
”'3" “m“ “a” i cusses new amass Lms.
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NEW ”AV“ ”0". ”No I“!!! ‘
, , five Power.
'0’: V out o lcpcnspni'm. it is announced that the New Haven
- View: Wednesday.
road has decided to change the equip-
With but two days remaining for the
men of the Stamford-New Canaan
armors of the New flamingo to :gzschionzhrmmmmcn gmfgzdngo 7'14:
Izgnt. cmvgti‘b‘re fiwmgiuuedvt: "MW“ with 600 w" direct “mm
phat compsnyanoiliciai statement was ”mm“ service. It I' ”0" plsnned
ifiim out w [M COM] May which to full“ "I” 10 II! ".000 volt single
said that practically the full amount
”View; ”lid It'wo m'fit‘or truths
. . wt on t e be. are s to
I01 the issue will be taken or ml in h“$.m.mmomny
other well informed on this was it thfrt ton t Ill
lsupplolnen‘ ted by the report that about 'Wfie“ ‘ y lie rs i It! esr.‘
10 per cent. of the lots: will bl snb- m fig“ "" " "W33; ”f;
‘1.ch tor by ms. t Itockbolderlo :, ' .mmwfa'? :nflch rho
i'rhe right «(subscription not"! W84 musk.“ 3..” t.li -i‘ “I I
’nssdey. mm” "”0!"th has 0"“0” man m, “cm”
made this issue one of the roost m-
Nflv Hlvm
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ly sstisfsctorr.
The motor esrs will resemble thaw
M." the New York elevated and
will be the standard pattern 18.000
ml cars of the passenger service
rebuilt as stator cars.
This change will ensue very sum
snditisexpsstcdthsttbesswnotor
trains will be reusing on this line
early is the spring less tilt diam
,, morn-II maroon-cum
wort w up.
lead is showing the grunt desire of New
”lave-m to avail «mm. of this
ruler I bunker nid’tllil running, that
'hcknewufewofhisesstorners who
"mi Within" from the euro
lass been to the t install-sets
on their ssh-r .
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