gull but
‘ IiiAII totalle-
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The [c-
mm
M uulvarIaITha
M" ”It
Is I moat Inter-
! ”g ‘ hlr'ml'.
l , fi Ewt .
' M W
“ "(‘Jllfitl'il‘aipfilI-“I up
‘donateore-Ito
ilr. Cooper's
human atom
of his
mum
moderation and that
am“ 3'0?!“
'r‘fi'
’ ‘.
ififiJ‘
IIII'II.
on
Wm that maybe almost In for
”mu importance to the bunt
totthin
v’w'é IV’ItIilII
ho have iild we?
Wt atreet, Brook.
“Minn to my all-
.Inidt
- minim Goober in
laima that “with do ‘qu
Ill and non-
0‘ window III (III-
I“ II have been oble to eat
3&0 With since.
ill wool toilet: the manual on-
, i ,yilvlpa. l "have been no
- Neither
‘ ' , ‘ [gine' helped me.
'III‘ (I ll 3!” the Initial 'caretul
was o lo to retain any food
‘ level. I” the pant Invert months
latent: rtlcl'e of our,
liorntont3 Ikeptmfi'n fi'nme of m fhd
lilo loaded at the filler alert: to
two Iranian1 ago. a}. had
W hope a In c be
tyne. an 1 had liven up hope
~st year. lohtninaa Ionle
'clne and began Iits une
amrentlr Ia wei an ever.
In rapidly that it ill
opderful‘. i am In good
heartily. aleep well and all!
I cry wa . l 'nm convinced
It! Ital
oilfield " ”'
vM."
. Introduction of these new prep-
in New York haa been re-
, I nd they In to
y . ,mfin. «crib- ‘
lint. CTGWAWAYI
liery Oi PMIDerI- lluiliatlbild I”
m. oflnta-An the
“0"! “I! In Pit»
W l ”'l "art”;
a.” 0‘ t 0 Iii y
tethelnoi tom
the "ill
I with
of the
‘ twottitirda
titan , thirdt I” all the delecates legally seat
132%
C
1m cacao the iaatie of n Iiriai entail»
aub- ”amt of a currency ayatem for the
I ll".
“I Van
tannd «idnto for vice
pro-idem of the United liaton II to an.
aamhlada the ally of all on June
id and will be In melon at at three
daya. The Democratic national coit-
ver. Got, on July 1, and will pa In see-
IioI for tour daya.
«or "t
.2 ”I?” ”ii-uh”
nn
partlea ern' l ultra» III
the Republican dotional convention
and 4.004 In the Democratic conven-
tim. but these" figures are subject to
by the committee on credeil
II in all a matter of the allot-
ten to the territorial.
I oColumbla, which han no
'eleotoral votes and to the insular poet
mined" of the United 8 tea, lilte the
merit" “W " °°
rty In recent
”3:; lesitt more gfberal than the lie
on an n e
whom larger etymol- 'ot the court
try that have no electoral votes.
nematode party ain‘ce itn Ira!
nation WWW?" which was held
ihl'lllt ore ‘itl 9'82. haa nominated
oandidataa by what II known as iht
‘ rule—Abel Ia, 'eIch candl
repeive the .voten of two-
dnte must
ed In a convention The Republican
follow the majority rule. If these ruler
of rather precedeuta, are followed thlp
yelr‘. and the number of delegates pro
by the national committeea it
Ind. It will rennin iii votti
til the Republican candidate
form preaident and «a votes to porn-
inae‘ghe Democratic candidate.
n 0 many experienced
ltdvpttbligd?l iiticiaha the convention
of that party It in to meet In Chi-
mnepo: Juana! will he tile moat Im-
n on It erecting to ill
momma-mu I been held in
thin country alone it” or 18“. The
convention that nominated Abraham
Will! it braidedt wan held In Chi
mitepublic'all convert.
the o! 1864 f d the attention of
whether or not the war for the pm
matter: of the union should no on to
allual conclusion The convention d!
”Therxpoliticiann say that the canton
[ption of 1908 will face new but equally
“amputated questions and lnnuea,
none and financial Inleresta of tile"
meant
live Republican politician who
(all! lily of the neat convention oi
Ills pa y nayn that Prealdenl ftooae
veil. and his policies overshadow ev-
erything else that can nriae In the
gathering of repreaentativea ot the
party from every state nnd territory
of the .n.unio
halt a politioinn why national con-
Whvontiopa are held and he would prob-
ably anawer in a maze of platitudea
and million that they meet for
the norm” 0! enabling the ohoaerl
representation of parttea to conault
together. aaree upon party Inauea and
nominate the beat men available an
candl'datea for president and vice proa-
Idcnt of the United States. The truth
of the matter in that In a national eon-
vention the "chosen" representatives
of a party are elected by idle than one-
with of the voters of that party and
hat not more than one delegate in so
the any voice or influence whatever
In deciding party ianuoa or selection.
The Democratic national convention
ed 1904 met in the city of at. bouts
with l.ooo votina deleenwa preaeanOId
.ldopted a party' platform that did not
tatiafy any element of the party. nom-
lnaled for pronideot a man when pub
llc record had in now way diatltlnill-
ad him above thousands of his ieilow
pamnann, a man unknown to nine-
tenths of the dolintoa who had voted
for his nomination, and nominated tor
vleepreaident amanwhowaatuo
ofn few party managers who
Wm" brill Iboutthoaelaotionot
drat place on the
ticltlit. The tit bouts convention did
notnt any time dorin: Ita session in
wyway resemble a deliberative body.
I‘nw oi the del tea could hear the
prooeedtnu. e apaciatora nu
riot. A score of oratorn, none of
them than of national mutation were
iaorod into ailenco and booted' from
the platform. The preaidln. oillcara
were at titans pelted with wads of
paper. and their” attempts to leap or-
der nerved only to aniline the crowd.
Julian Pal-ital- waa nominated for
president not mule of hit record or
any I pernoaal
convention, but
plan a.“
mainly div
The firat national convention of a
m by two of the areataat
are
party that it
be controlled by the practical
of the Ioth
oi the call oi I
allotment of delegates II.
o”airfal'uuco for him at
“I'm all ma. bed by H
a
who? ......... -
_votaalif w'uo-Ill'daofthadeie-
my hel‘goaittoatohlmwas
in thin dairy wan "
l ticlalia of or. no «no and
I mm and lull a
In. That convention. held In
lofted
with-mintwouma, tonomih-
”10'0”" "i m
volition II to meet in the city of M ‘ .
Ltr'r uauuacnlrr or loin,
tire. CIII'I M”- Centered Around Po-
litical Life of Her Father.
CHICAGO. April 2| .-itra. Jennie
Llewellyn Call. the daughter of a for-
mer governor of Kauaan. who commit-
ted suicide on Easter day. left an un«
tlniahod novel which her frieudabe-
'leve would hate made her well- known
had aha lived to ilniah it.
The mnnuncript. which In said to be
In the lupihnof offline liouiao um
ellyll. lira. Cail'a siater. now In Onta-
looaa 1a., deal; with the political life”
that centered around her father. it
is partly one of the oxllltcbce or
this mouua'c I that them who wercl
tirs Call'a Intimate friends base their
belief that ,o made up her mind iol
like her own life auditeuly after a
Ileeplo'ss night or because she had
been mode «minllv deapondeut by
an acute at cit at her nervous mal
uly. They lieye thht the period of
Itemedilalloh was not longer than u
day or two.
Charge IA
MHYIIMWW
”"4. fl '
Ban-nth.
signatureofl
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o—Lr
SHOT iN CONCERT HALL.
Man Wan Trying to Kill Wife, But
luiintn wont Wild.
CHICAGO. April 2l.—-W|Iilnm Mey-
orn. twenty-live your» old, of Cincin-
nati, wan shot Joel above the heart
and fatally wmmdtd early tfltiuy by
Jet-tune hinrcotle. an engineer. who
was attempting to kill his wife In a
west aide saloon and concert hull.
One of Mnrcotte'e bullet» went with“.
striking hit-yore on he mood at the bar
drlnllihg. another grim-d [lie ride of
Mrs. Lulu Narcotics bend and tan
others. fired by Murcolle In on :lfluullll
:lt llulcide. panned Ibrmmn his but
Withflilt'ifl’lir'nl hllu. Murmur and
his wife. from whom ho had separated.
were arrested. Marl-one is told, to
have been jealoua berating of the pi-
tentlotta paid to his wife by a music-
inn in the concert hall orchestra.
DeWitI'n Onrhmud Wii'c. Hazr.’
Salve. It In especially good lor piles.
by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy
ONLY ON! MAN AT CAUCUI.
tie Will um colohreolt Deleontan to
Into Dnmtloratie Convention.
COIJBROOK April It ..—-—ii I.
Cinril chairman of the. Democratic
town committee. was the only atten-
ddnt at the Democratic caucus which
wan called for yesterday afternoon
to elect detonatea to the Democratic
lute convention In accordance with
the rulea of the my, Mr Clark will
natnetbe delenlea.
m
I nor WHAT HI NIIDIZI'.
yearn it looked an i nly
naya Ir c fart
offlllil Creel, ind. "l was no ran
Mil that lite hone on a very standal-
milieu my dru at no-
llectrle Bitters. t
“annotate.“
acute Into vl|allin
um . I, a Its-Tho
ovaw that iaal IIIaIl won
I
‘iailatolearoii tor a
0
Ilia
out into“
sonar
0 . I
from AnhIaDn hat that vanaai is
attenuation l0".
, wwwficcazmofiwlvéa"
ment board of the" or
dilation of
rItIl'oad clovlnof the! “York:
New
listen and. name!“
mm drawn up I irate oi aaiarles.
Inn for an increase which will
preaentoti to the nflcera of the com-
may. XII? of an clerks in the IV.-
There in nothin
for underlie. I
adrenal” had their salaries re-
‘better than Kodoi
nation. nour Itonv
nth. belching of gas and nervous
headache“.
Bold byth.
It dianats yrllat you eat.
Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridal roam. ..
elm wraacv hacUi'MA it:
the
Fr 1.! W/ T.rney etiolated
uoerior court ,left Bridgeport
muddy for Atlantic City. Mr. Tracy
been ill for two weeitn with Indi-
lttellcn. He will apend a weelt at Al
labile City
|wheh he left Bridgeport.
lie was much improved
I”--. m...“-
“9.509“de Form
Benetton
Stilt! Ply
oi Investment Known
the Permanent Ownernhlp
of New Your iiuai mutate.
BOND 6% Guaranteed
interest.
i'rilrclpal pnyuhle lu field and Secured
by New York Really value in
. rout; of live to one.
A card will brim: you mlr literature.
or a fictional interview.
It. I... conmm. Omani Agent.
II aouTH mm or.
.mfiuu. I I.
M .— MW.-
E. E. Gotham.
Decorator,
East ; Norwalk.
TEL. 452.
”I IN..- n... .
Garden Tools? hows,
Lawn Mower Blamniuild liepalv- III
”'III now before the "
Norwalk Hardware Co-
Farmlug implements.
Paton. 0th. Var-iii.
and everything you need for,
39th!-
“(iet in line" and let as do your
ICIIOI" ti
Dina near it Well It.
a Main It.
Refrigerators,
Window Screens."
mmm
“WWW
‘ Milled
unnthquumu
fact in W.
, Rite laws Insulating motor "him”.
as panned at t' recent seenioa of the
nhnerai album .have worked
since Sept. i when the not ill:
elfect. do well have 1 mm.
thnmer atatea. ly New
Tara on up connectient M-
tor ve Iain laws an we ideal tall- in!
their aislnturea to follow, aaya Illa
Waterbury American.
The laws now in force were paaapd
by the rdent hind of work one
I More in their W
may. clarinet!
. Allertonot lilddlabury. who was the
* ouaeoitlmu of Committee on
Roads, Rivera and Brian, which coll!-
ghee" rolled the bill favorably
on coil of the hills It Is said.
seen int their operation prett mill
all the “Oil Mlle that their olltli
I are claimed and the revenue that Is
“ comic; to the state from the licenam
ofnaheraot. deatereinand owners of
motor cars is aubatauuai.
Between Sept. 1 and March 1 last
the secretary of the aisle iasued live
manufncturera' iterates. Illa dealer:
mildews. 6.002 chauffeurs licenses.
and 4,800 machine Ilcennca. He re-
ceived in fees 92."). and it is eati-
mnted that by the end of the year he
will have received MM In fees. in
the old days the fees were only nom-
”hurt W eva’v'matnountln; to more
I . or a car.
til... manea the Connecticut motor
car law so welcome to motorist:
in the fact that no arbitrary speed
limit in laced.” car driven, The
law requfretmm It speed of a car to be
limo of t
degree which inaum
safety under the eircumatanoen. Ill
crowded city
”Ilia lIw will ’h uiro the can he
drive aiowlynt ona long alretch
of country road they can be encoded.
By reason of thin discretionary fen
turn more outaidc care have come
Into Connecticut from New York and
Munchlltelle during the period of
the law' a efioct than at any other time
(or the name period. They are pro
lected from traps act by rural con-
atubica. who In. some communities in
New York state dud In much prolil
In hauling motorinla before juaticee
that they don't need to tend to the
farm at all.
The Automobile Club of Hartford
hua culled on its members tor ctr-op-
e Hill! It In findln; violators of the Coll-
hcotlcut motel our town, which the
club ndm’lta In very generousrto mo-
turlela The club hus Issued cords to
the members pontzlluinx blank apnoea
pw be tilled out by the members when-
over they witness what they deem in a
violaticn of the law There are apnoea
for the number of the. machine home
cube owner. time of day the violation
occurrtd. the place and n dencriptlon
of the particular v.iol:ltion 'i'heao
curds are confidential of cour'ee, and
when illitd out are sent to the coun-
Ilel for the Automobile Club, who are
Schultz & Edwards, with oilicea in
tho Connecticut Mutual bllildinit.
0n the back of every one of these
card: in the following announcement
lrom the club:
The Automhlle Club of Hartford
price a strict observation of both the
mute automobile law and the local
‘li'iim't' ordinance, The Connecticut
law In recognized all being the fairest
In the country. and it In only by fol.
lowing: the apirlt all well all the letter
or this law that automobile-a can Plv
pool to retain the privileges: which
it given llwm.
"Every right mlndt‘tt motorist should
he wry l'nmlul hot tii treble udverle
public opinion by any violation of law
or by any dlllraanrti n! the riahla and
feeling of other users of the high-
auyn He should also be willing to
i’t'mind ului tifli' other! to be equally
careful and nonalderaIl-I.
""l'hr-rc are doubtlcea malty ownern
who do not realize that the one of
”wit curs Ia coming comment. in
with culled it will bu hintinean for the
club to call their attention to II. On
the other hand there are drivers who
deeorve unqualified censure Indtheae
rt-dortn In the hundlt of the club's at-
mruuya will be freely ruled by the
membrrll or the club. When sent lo
the nttorneya III Iollroe will be held
by them an ntrlctly‘couhidrntlnl, and
the Information need only In such a
manner on the. Importance or the case
wfarranta'
Thin club Ian alao called the niton
lion of Child at Police (tuna. or Hart-
llll'd. to certain violations of the
motor car law. and the mull In that
the ilartford police have been Instruct
ed to detain the odeudora. With
uutoinin clad odiciala within; In har-
mon on thin motor car law, adnira
turd team to be In I"! 30°“
shape. and an ntehnion of this condi-
tion throunhout the aiaia would on-
doubtedly calm a better tooling on
the piii'f of the ordinary hiahway uaer
toward the cars.
“W
llA‘i‘it WA! on till all“.
.loalle .itorttn. oflli para. Va. had
a close call In the series «1000.!!-
" that my frioadn
nan:"An attach of pneumonia tell me
no weak and with Iteartlll egg:
coaaau
bad too. and death wan on my heels
Iwaa annealed to try Dr. Klan
New Diaoov y. i helped maimmodl
It i. Old two and a halt
leeiw awailalaaaaaIanouuli
out thetm Nun'wilinaon linear": In tho but
on
W diocese In
all the world.
l'I.lt Intel's drag alone “It.“
Initiative.
and do. Trill
”1%”me
. M" It
Generation nnellotitltll
of the Armorial
lieu" met here oyeaierday
meeting Inoculation.
oi lirlaloi. prealdanl of
mi
I. I“...
I . was In the chair. At
"alone or a row
one «more to. M the
tactile-a I. o.
no and G. I. item
streets obedience to -
Museums or
wYe DUTCH
India ionj‘lko
ma‘idw
W ....
haunt-realm convaurlou.
MANCHESTER. 8.1mm 21.—
Preubytcriuu delegates trout churches
In all the New England states with
the exception of Rhode inland, met In!
this city today for the iirat meetingv
of the annual three dnya' ncsnlon oi
the Hoeton Presbytery. a section of
the synod of New York and Connecti-
cut, hnvinx Jurisdiction over i’reaby
teriull nftaira in. Maine. New Hamp-
shire. Massachueoita,, Ichlout and
Connecticut. The meetings were hell
tn Westminster Presbyterian Church
and were attended ,by demillallonul
Ieudera. foreign field workers, and
prominent lny members of the faith
were Included in the varied attend
once. ‘
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
LAW.
We are pleaned to announce that
Foley's iioney and Tor for cousha.
colds and tuna troubles in not ottected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law an it contains no opiate or other
harmful druga. and we recommend it
In a safe remedy for children and
udulte Plulsted' a Drug Store and The '
Clifford Pharmacy.
WANT OVER A MILLION DAMAGES
LOB ANGELES. Cab. April 2l.--
Two units in which dumnxt-e ugzregnl
Int“; 11.163271 urn nailed. were tiled
in the aupcrior court yesterday against
the California Development Company.
The suite are brought by the inter
California Railroad Company and the
Southern Pacific Railroad and are the
result of the work of the detcldtmlent
commny in turning the curse of the
Colorado river in order to protect the
.blu'avnrfin Ewofi'Wp-a
iq’nthnr chkertlocitar” Dutch Auction
Imperial Valley.
m 1' YE!
'nus BOROUGH
AndflaaionYeiotheWPlno-toAttend
AUCTION
.... " " murmur-ream noted
with punctuality.
“GOING"-—- ‘YGOING” —nt your own price
One Goadne “Paid Weaker" Hasle- Clock
'0! a Ca Ball full
ntaodlnzlve feet. It;
adn Elm
negated: and?" aIsmail. ”gulf-f“ “2°“... will mil“:
”3.“?de or-Idforn handler; mink
n “ovary hop,”
0 liltia
“9‘53.
un5o A Launch uavv.
Califomla'e who Advocate of
ht‘e Policy
LOS ANGEL Cal" April 21, --
Speeches were tirade It the banquet
lo the admirala and commanding um
ceru of the’ fleet tint their utility lust.
night, by Gen. Alina Chnffoe Itlllw rt,
J. Bllrdette, ills p county, Gownlor
(Illicit. Admiral homnc nnd min-rs.
it was nearly 1 o’clock when Allmlrnl
'l‘homns rose to respond to the many
addresses of welcome. The admiral
paid a splendid tribute to Admiral
Evans. and exprceoed the corneal hope
that the commanderiu-chief mlght lit)
for recover hiI heelth as to lend the
fleet into the Golden Gate.
Governor (illicit advocated a larger
{and atrouger navy, and deprecutc- d the
ldeftll’il of the prettident‘ ti recommenda-
’ tion of four new battlrllhipll.
The lack
of u merchant marine. be regarded all
a national dinxrnce. This he ntirlbul-
ed to the influence of the Miaaisslppl
Valley. which had opportunity of‘ bees
in; only prairie schoonors." and know
nothing of the national requirements
on M'VI.
-—"Donnn Ointment cured me of
memo that ball annoyed me n ions
time. The cure was permanent. " lion. ,
S W Mnlthe a, ('fii'nnililfitmiel'l tar
bor Statistics. ‘llgllfltll. Mo.
FIREDESTBOYS LUMBER YARD.
. WidS‘l‘ NEWTON, I’u.. April 2!.—
i‘ire early today destroyed the plun-
inx mill and lumber yurll of Finley It
Coulplwli. causing a loss of 3.10.000.
with but light Insurance. The fire Ill
bellow-ll to have been of Incendiary
origin.
4;.3"? y '
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Norwalk Chronicler