3 L . are rec
I Pmieitsion as havgg‘g
m
3:33:33
03‘ enhcailng agent Ior
[tar nesphc medical
98t- thrdtltlnndl
s
' 118.» "bronchitis :lind‘
IILIs so building up the
nth gelse can do.
is .
31 again 33333533913».
anhury. Conn.
- {griffinqnn.......i..3.......,
0 Seed
Flinn; WWW are with this not
3333333 '
lie Linonine is _
L ‘ laws. but It would be well to have the
‘ people educnttnl on the matter. Good
island the
lithium ml
xslbowu togathr‘r. '
a splendid highway connect I‘Ig3 all ol :3
on pullout was prominentl
out. at the closing coastal»
ny oi the New En land :‘ ‘
dent oi the American Roudlna or
30313333413an Trunk ‘Il
r“'Newt3"l331auIl.
.odncatiou as mutter It! will
"Militia oft-‘n‘li'tlItl igroht‘: uéslio
administration is the question
movement or p bile highwa
' the l‘ougL tie people it
to take it up. Well it 3 t ‘
NAwIEnglaud l‘BlltlH in taking it tip.
There are 88.000 mile»; of mods in
Now" Endinnd ‘n‘ud less than 17 .000 '35::
them are improv‘cd Uniform lawn
should be had to the point of coin
unrisop oi’ Ignition: binnioyed. It 1311s
3 uestion
x ‘siut'os Web. rcridy
for uniform
Hindu and ‘i're‘o rural dé‘livory are only
beginnings of what will be done to
bring the people together.
LP‘N‘I‘i.nManeiti
23 and when: hardly begun to rub
There an ht to be
3033 03nd
, .378 yearoaud. two months. Mri‘:
33:: r was. LLEL‘LIL LL?! mommy and.
3 tfiito'New England nuptials ‘o‘i
I the hush: oi all the othcru
L all Lille business of It utulc should in
unannootddiy. Iflls .‘
l110r.
d phenuell a: trunk: line 0 high
‘13: for New Englnu ml in Manila
Covery inlll‘pilant 3 business
.
boon taken care e: and‘ the ‘
em
stem has been intoiiluently planpil
‘ to Inset the needs of other states. He 3
had planned li‘ trunk "not: in his own
state Eiret is 1030.124 miles long,
fro Port chanted. Ni .10 WIldl‘El y
.'I! Yet there a niII' 1.400 miles:
ysiem out of 3.! 000 Inilos mud II:
I» state. The lirst minim lint» is,"
First In
lieu turn or dial Mil-‘1‘ that the plum»
ro: trnvcl
Automobiles have caused the coin
mlsslo‘n‘c‘rs Innnv sleepless nights, \ir
Mucdout‘l‘ld continued.“ in not fill:
. to 'ask any rond built by niortnl nun
‘- . to be subject to this war and tililllil
' d‘ to he a mechanical engineer,
“bit ,hand‘oned' ii to engage, in the
branv basin in company witg M
Olin"
n3ilac3turlng bust-L
nsbnia'. removing some years
to Seytuour, where he become
Lfl‘b ‘Wi b litany Lin‘d‘ltstrloé.- ‘lie
mitt)?! and superintendent of
9.!" Manufacturing Company
r of the‘ Seymonr Electric
IIGill‘npany nudI other industries
outer: is survived by a wit and
. .linri In w. ool-
ter.
of s‘ large and very‘
9r grits suitable for tnen;
nah would noiect were no
it at himself. :33»; noIv .wo
3‘g‘ood‘s ’l-‘h‘ese include Suit
gs, , ‘LPIIIs‘es,L Pockétbooksu
', Wholesale
. o3: ii on or 13333333» in‘ B idgonort. Neill
, Operator
'I Busy‘ writing book, :buiid‘in
' or.
Weluh‘ us having a betto lead
:33
~~ hilttltlnltia
up'undei' it. ' We are building nu line
made in this country as any undcr
God's sun. ”We. milk kéas good lunch.
on are made anywhere. What wo wont
cannot be dune in It niomcnt. But
‘ the delegates from each state must at"
ba-olt and do all tinny can to ocean
the reform. Local pride and resent
mom of interference in‘ local adult:
by outnideta: will lend to dcfont thI
cooperation of llle‘ htntes. ll‘uch start
111qu ho a. low unwise-.1: but each
ought to no something for. trunk lines
to connect all the states logothcr no
cording to some definite plan.
there should be neither Democratic
nor Republican politics in this matter
T ' but Iinwartiui devotion totbe'welinrc’?
.of'the people. .':ll' We are ever to have.
‘isnch‘truuk'fllines they must. berbullt
I‘ :by' appropriations out or the-
atati
production. -thiew England has soluti-
,thlng which other status of" the coun
try 310‘ not. l.In,ve We have great
.mountains‘ lilting their mighty heads"
: to heavon with colors finer than an:
ever paitned by the brush of the mas
They are new great. business,
centres and it. is for; the states to
bring those two features together by
' 3‘ state highways.
W
LO'BRIEN STILL AFTER THEM.
LM
3
mm":
3 3 1 Llcanletl out 07"850.
Mailbox»? $131081 Brien. didnto for
governor in elk a camel; 33a on me
Prohibitionlst. til: at. is preparing for
333033333: II to the granting
Tues y is the. first. all of the Lil:
Gillie your. and some ‘thr‘eé hundred
and lifty. license np‘plinations wont. be
acted on by the county boil (1.
Mr O'Brien Twill oldie!
forty and titty allocates .on the around
that the applicants have been convict
'fed and lined duriug‘ the past year.
sure. 13.; Brlt‘tgo‘p‘ort dispatch no given,
as his ground for opposition thnt
where certificaies have been granted
,f6liowln conviction. these certificates
merely to protect the ll»
,‘cense for the year for which it. was
Issued. That pm'ioll being about to
expire, it is his‘ mining of the. law
that all applicants {or renewal who.
were convicted cannot be .g‘runtcd all-
other licenae (or II pérlgd of at leust
one nr.
‘00333 il'selL for some of the' lacs] liquor
healing 31333333». with the O’Brien
vle‘Wfl and 'h'éiiove that the certificate
' griintod ’bv thécclluriti will ensure the:
‘ LLCéthsg‘L‘ngLL New 55"“ f
h .
iliug‘. Nelson has made a myorablo Ire-I
my to rhetoric: of Freddie Welsh: ‘1on
a tortydlyn? round. contest [91‘33‘11833
lightweight chamolonalilp. itnd a 335:4
000 little hot: but dbclllle‘d edi‘tlleI oi!_¢r
for the prurient. His": wimp: h‘l
‘ Baron Lions. :of the J III-III Island 33
db; received yesterday
on»:
”Thanks ro‘II' bonalderation.
houses, etc. Time taken ,to "ill
nart ,ol' January.
han McFarland. Conaitisr~Weish lat:
Regards to all.“ 131115“ ih'
here to mean that Nelsons considers
him for a. championship“ Mitt “
Donkey McFa‘riand has still ti ‘
'31‘3
m i“ v
iliLLiLtLitt‘i‘ h‘u‘I'Ll
W 0‘1
18' u Wedding present
10993339993 L L ‘L .
l‘lthe people 01! the 3
ln Rhone ;
ation is 407 to the. _
an iv 3
Thou "
389333.33 Grouting Oom- IFiltyL Liquor 3,
. I,‘ .
t3 between
.. Nutmogs.‘
" I‘.Bmitlt
3:13:13»
‘IMeeke‘r
LL LL Keogh
Welsii‘." more eligible -
3‘ dudes but 9.000.000 30:33 of coal Inail
‘ .llkely to grow to anylhllldr
. Ill unions of nor.»
E gs
llcgt e
o
égs‘ for finest tub I: use.
Bccaus'c
dozen and tire guaranteed
Became: they arc selected from the best
varletles in size. fullness tightness and quality,
and no city could an»: .
unless they were sure of their quality—4b»: ‘
unbroken deal is your guide. ‘
”my B‘nncyfi‘“: at.
‘bOil—veggfi to ouch:—
they come in se3ale
3 asofible price.\
(31 boxes 031‘ a '
33» 3333333333 cgga
i l
lliiill it In I»
(Continued I‘l'odi 93“lrnt. laugh)
The players hrbught no n‘bsiitutl.
with them and consequdnt y things
looked hither millions for ‘n low dill»
.‘Ilt‘es‘, bu‘t F'rnnk (luarnls‘ri; who mid
i just, ‘31‘Llnitlhe‘d playing ‘33“ the prI-‘liminiir \'
game! with the" A'nu-I rubs, put on the
in»: and appeared li‘l ttI'oot‘ 53 position?
Iliad it n‘ot hero for I‘luurulcmil it It:
‘Iprtlbnblc thnt‘ the visitor»: II'o'ul‘ll hut-Ir
had even It mucli wordc‘ drubbing. lII-'
I nsnlu‘ch us bu Iiid‘ sonic I'xcoiloni‘ Ivoik
unLIl made: seven out oi’ tho tu""I'I\»' Imu-
kcis Which they uncured
liny. of Stamford thu i‘ol'nwr (1301»:
puny 9‘ center. had been scoured by
the Sixth Company tcnin‘ and qudo
his first nppnurunt'o In this guuic. ill)":
pinyin; wnu‘ very good Lntul like tin"
,‘i'est of the” boys his team work with
excellent. tiny a oppcuruncc ucoussi
mind the benching ol‘ some of‘ thy
3»c ulnr players, and in tho til-III hull
.Iill out on the bunch and in tho
jsecond hall Cnblll not out null lliii pm:
in his pl non. ‘ '
The whole. gains: was drunk plan ml
Lthor‘c being only one foul called in IlII'
whole do eat Owing to tho nucsld
I'll score; t I: interest. wns II “luv-33103::
ing at the last part. at the dumb.
At the end of the ilret hull tho uz'm'I'
Mood 22 to 10 in lnvor of tho .‘<I»I'
walk boys. and all or the 10 point»;
tot-"the visitors were made by (lucr-
n‘icri. At the stroke of ithbcll com
plctlnlz the game the. Norwalk players
had 103le up a score. of :38 points to
‘lhé. St. Georgc A. A.‘ n 24.
The lineup ‘nud summary:
Right guard.
Cahill. lilll .............. Nelson
Left guard
Ll‘ialves—Jl‘wo‘nty minutes
Field goals—«Nudin ii Iliucn 4.319!)
3 Hill i..'Guu1uicrl 7. Sliorlenuucr 3.‘
Thompson 2.
st. more I: A A..10
Final Scour—Slut
Geor re. A. A.. 21.:
0 dial—John Kline.
l‘1‘3 Compact. 338; St
——.—._.
Americans, 28; Nutmons, 22.
a lively battle between the Nutrnegs
and the Americans. in which the tor-
mer team was detected with the score
1 28 to 22. This was the second gum»:
n a series of live botw can these teams,
the Nutm‘csLs having mm the first one
With the clone store of 81 to 20. Sat-
‘urday's same was full of ginger trot
ho start to the finish. nd at the 0
all or. the game It LloLo ed like a com-
biota walkover for the
loud; nnd succeeded in detecting their
opponents. At the. and fine first
hall the score stood 12 to 8 in favor of.
the Nutme‘g’s.‘ but in the last halt the
Americans outplayed the Nutmegs.:18‘
to I10, bringing the final score 28 to 22
in the Americans' favor
The lineup and summary:
‘ Americans.
Brotherton
Right. forward. , .
. Walker
Lott forward. 3
Wm... Cunuor
Can‘t‘er.
Gunrnlcrl
* Right guard.
B Smith ,. 3Whoue
. .Lott guard 3 3
Halveo—-Twenty minutes.
Field g‘oai‘s-—9‘. Smith 4. Vorlin 4.
Monitor 2, Broiherton 1. Walker 2;
Bonner 5. Gnarniel-i o, Winnie t.
:Sco‘re iLirst halwantmegs, 12; Am-
icons, 8.
.II..»-
Ameri-
Flnul.score—L-Nutmegs. 22;
can no. 28-...
Ollicinlw—John Kline.
WHY: WE’RE AHEAD
' AL curious explanation of the reason
0
33:33:13 against Amerlcn‘ s 330 000.000" is
‘lvon in a review of the Worlds pro;
notion of coal and. iron. census pro
.099 roucetl E‘:
"333331 States. n‘n‘d‘ LL“t3:s.tL‘(LIII 01»
the ‘coal age lasts. “cannon is‘ not
like the di-
B
on
'1“th itij‘ an English LLL‘leLILILilgL’L‘L a
New him In? 11mm}... LL
Sri 'ifrovld email. 3'
‘L "‘b'o‘mmnl'Ithln?"
All' the connecticut Policy'Holdera oi“.
‘ Ohio German Home Econ Reinaured.
‘. Sumo Ilnys sinco Collmol ’I‘iicodino'
'I.li ”'hlaul‘oudld, tin.» lnnurunw no: .l‘lillti
yicunll wuu :4itll3lflt’ll by the. Institution
Itrundm‘our» Iii? Ohio that the] Ohio
tit pun lIunII'unc»; companu of which
’1'. clinic id Motley (1.00.,01 Ii‘uitlold
i» I» Hi“ minimal 235011133" for (.quan
'I.l. bu»: pnn‘nwl into llit‘ ilillltli-I of u
It'rcluu null illill ill; condition was
what is'.‘ iccltnlc'nlll' known nu impaired.
'Col0lu'i ‘A’Iauiounld ni ‘onco uoIilicII
Census 3133333333: 138'} 33190613;
elusive, SlIcIvLSlariling increaso
m...“
WASHING “'.lth N v. .lD.——~'l‘hnt ill'
v-mcn ii. two and out: half limos or: cont
.mon in the Initod Status as i» won
"\\lliti“iiL(‘Liil. .‘Iiotlcy Ii": Cu not io‘ Iiu
3L3“ ‘i'llItLIiI3Lu luminous» for the company"
ii": “to 13'"an ui‘ \\l'Lli‘lii!'L inaulnucc with
't. "I’i‘l o gcucrni u't‘onts coniplicd with
Lilli
c‘oL‘I‘nn‘Ilssibucv and proc‘ccdcd at ouch
'10 buy»: Ibo Connecticut policy -h03ilt'ln
of tin." company" I'ninsurcd Saturday
'l‘url'noou Wakefield, Mmlcy as (To. no
Willlt’tl (loiull‘II'Il 'l‘iucdonnid that own
:I‘:r»:I3III in Connor-limit holding it Dililti
lion» iLl'I- comp nut- had been reinstu'cd.
I'x‘wptinit two pmenlm lu nmnm: v I'Ind
‘thvi hull no IioubI' the local men» l'I»
um» city bud mum» nrrnnnciucnlx. to
‘lli'll tho II 110:,» l‘t’lllhlll‘Wl. ’
tolonc Muttlouuld sold l’IiIlIII' thu»
IIII‘w tlini il'ici ‘T'tmucctli'ul your. hold
'33 um» umplv‘ pmtI‘II'tId llV I'oLiuuiI'
Intro. in» will rovok‘o tho company s
‘liuuusi' for i‘llls' aluio’in a» tin)" or m.
i.—
Score 3:33» halt-Sixth Company, 22; "
The prelln‘tlnaryignmc resulted in ‘
:Nut‘m‘oLgs, but iuI‘ _.
‘the last half the Americans played lino ‘
, yen" Mr. and Mrs Armstrong, ‘linrt.
McNelton George .01.
~. Georgia 1). Barber 9030363303; C.‘ 9].
why "Canada has but about 73000 3000‘ M
,3 33’.“
y‘. as long
r» . anode dons.
(.‘IIImIIII‘IsimIPI' Murdouuld nIItuIl tor Hit"
in: 31.: lntci'tsis of tho polihg'dtolllcrs: in
not I'I'roki ng illtl compum s‘ 1100mm
‘whcn h»: ‘wua iui’t‘uiued oi iiu‘ iiuuuc-iul
I'ou‘dltio‘u by tho i‘uaurm‘lco Iicp‘nmueu‘t
oi 031110. IiuIl ht? Enrolled the licrustt
nt out-o. Wnkctlcid n,.Morit-3v would not
have had iiil opnmtnnity to rci'nm'nc
the Connecticut policyvllnldcra
3 (.‘mquinslono'I' Mn‘odonnld has been
11190031 to attend tho clinicians roar
i‘ Killed Until Ubtober‘ ‘l. 1009'
3:“ Thu. hunting urbbon on all uplnud
lamina closes with today null no more
(puthIidgc. qunii. uoodcock squirrels
lori Iniihits mu) iw lognllv killed until
October 1 1000. Wild duck shooting
ILI'.oIIt.lIIucs‘ until .iuuunry 1.
An impression that. with many new
do on tho oust sldos scum»: u curt tuluivI
s that people I'I‘Inhot spcl‘w for cold
in tho hill-bur will» I»_ light oi luck.
There is nothing ”in this story and
parties can huiov not sprmiug 1111)
some as thcy hut-c ulu'h‘ys dono.
Certain parties h‘h‘ve been killing
long earod and short cared owls tor
spoil. possibly not knowing they iu'o
nt‘btcdtcd. and it will his well for them
I» heed this warning. as the maturity
Ll’oi killing o‘Wls (otiiln' than the grout
horned o‘ull in tho snide as that ‘mctcd
out to the foreign populatioll who
Ivould kill robins and song birds. Owls
are the greatest monitors known and
are valuable to tlIc‘ lurm' and Orchard.
3»
i
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford-«George 1). Barber. Worces-
ter; 9‘. L. Holmes. wits and son. hits.
H. II. Kent and mold Baltimore. Md:
Mrs. E. R Armstrong, Canada: Mrs
A. Gibson. I. A. Hyatt. “Mr. and Mrs.
B C In»: Ripcr blot-t Cawspucucr W.
El. Price. New York; llnrry Hatnpson
Charles Reinhold. William Grouse,
Jack Humpnou Dnubury: Mr. and Mrs.
.Sauiln; Essex; .W S. Collins. Thom»
s' .i ‘l' usher Thomas Allen. Brooklyn;
“ .wonhel-s, Ml'SB Hardy, New liar
or.
I".
30rd:W.I~I.Brucu.Philadelphla:0.15}
Brooklyn. Conn; .1 Adams and
trite, Huston. " : ‘ - '
Mahackemo~Willlam '1‘. Shannon [1.
Brown; 1)..)
LS’prugu‘e, James R. Guillhhn, James
Hill and wife. James F. Matron. Miss
Faustino, Miss Ollie LaMo‘nde. New
York A. Long and Write; Enf‘dnseaJN .
NJ; EL. Cannon and 3333,3310“ Falls;
A. Goodrich, ‘LGeorLgé 01th. Worcester.
nit: Mints and daughter, 03min; 1).
Hotel. BostOn'. L; R. Hurlbutt, Wih
33:33:. rs. .l D. O‘I'dL‘tvell Worcester:
stormonl, New any 33. p.13 .. Hill I»
Boer. 3 B. Ki 3‘, S. Greenstein.
Bridgeport: G E. Knowles and wife,
Brooklyn: Mrs. Anymou‘d. Master Roy}
.Stami‘ord; G 0‘. 111311131. Riverdaln, L.i .
Had a mall 3:333: at: tho
wheel the machine might have been
Munyon, Oxford N. Y.', Joseph Wright. .
,.mond Mme. Lalsne; city; J. B3; Dunne I L
lnl‘tvy vcurn ago, and that mu: IIIuII‘lun:
n: twcitc nu‘IquluLys until: in divoim
:til‘t toutiunlons I'Iut'llcd by ofzit'luls oi
Instructions from the lnumnnnnl the Census Bureau in 3» li“\\' coinplin
[ion or statistic!» of mankind and Iii‘
I'Mmm (Hovering tho tw‘ontv yearn from
1987 ii) 1009 incluriic.
3 A piorluus‘ investigation covering:
:‘ihc Iu'cuiv \‘éiil period from Hill? to
11390 incluhlrp iuu iicru curvicii 01‘
‘iiy‘ illc Ilrpmimuut of Labor, and Mr.
"roll ii WIIphI who uns thou Cour
..iuI‘It'I' of labor. llus‘ been associ-
n'r'd will» tho [ll'i'tit'lil inquiry nsa‘n
li‘ll‘w'l‘l i'pI'II'lni ugoill oi" the
iizti‘uiu. 3
in tin ‘Ai'l‘lh your period I:"I3Il\cII-Ii
by llit‘ iuttt'I iuvvuiilzniiou tlio‘rt' hnvc
lu'cu likiiilduit nouriu‘hcx room-deli:
in thy came time tilt-Io have been
shimmer. divot‘ccr. I’m- thv previous
Iu'cuiy yum» lim'c hnd'bocu rcportcd‘
129,710 Iiivoi't'cs, littlc more than
IiIlrIl oi‘ IlIc llllillhi‘l‘ tor the second
iwt‘uuy -_\'9lii' pcrtbd. Whon llu: first
luvcsligatiou was lustitutcd forty
yours Into. divorces occurred at tho
ruin of 10.:000In' your: now the annual
‘ ruin in 00.000. This iucrcnsc. however,
is to bu cousidorcd in connection with ‘
ihfl'Lli'ml‘i'.’ilEit3l in population.
in tho tanner yIIII' them was one. di-
vorce tor ovciy 3,041 persons. and in
tho lut‘icr your cm: for every l...218 '
lotion The ruin tor ouch \eiii‘ Wt! .000
toll: null 200 in tho your 1000.
illItIu'I-oa gruntcd for the last twenty
\t'l‘tLl ptritul. with 82.209 and Ohio is
Clone: up.
(“only l'eui'd
ii ‘00 was 20,210. \vhoreus for the pic
clout: twenty roars It hurl boon 1.».355.
The rate. In 1900 was twenty- three
for 333:» 100000 pcpulnlldn: in 1880 it
was Simeon.
i’cunsyhuuias total lust
for the
94’) 1
any:
Massachusetts 140. The. highest
Maine. 11‘? for each 100,000 population.
3 'lecs‘obtuin twothlrtls of the (ll:
rot-cos. Desertion constitutes 38.9 per
cent. of the grounds for all divorces.
and neglect to provide. untnilhtulness.
cruelty and drunkenness are other
grounds. .F‘lvc divorces urogruutcd
the wife for cruelty tonne for the
husband
out of sixteen and obtained by two
out of pixteen. ‘
the proportion of husband‘s who ask-
ihnt‘.‘two per cent. obtained it. in Utah
six husbands obtained divorces for
nonvsuppori.
The fifth mm of married life seems
to havé been the most dangerous and
most likelv to bring the matrimonial
ship upon the rocks. 9mm the ilnsl
to the filth your the ratio increased
but alter the filth year there is less
tendency to separation. although the
number or divorces does not fall below
that of the first your
The average duration of marriages
terminated by divorce is about ten
' .MW 3
‘GLATHGLLIG GOL‘LEGEfiULRNLED.
mBERLlN‘
t’ 3330 000 Several of the stu-
n“.ti‘0 :llittlI narrow oucupes. and all:
rnshhd out: it» their night clothes.
George Reese, II third year student
open to ll: 311' 0 Ln!‘ 0383"“ 33».
globe.“ ° ‘3" g "L
w wivn—r‘dwwm
doshcd into a saloon-Washlndton
L-BPStlL .
i
from Mount: Cn‘I'Inol‘I was badly ‘13:qu-
.3: on while lighting lilo. "
‘I
3 Icongressmau Lo.
Consult 3
a .
married population was ill in the your .
ucagrnpl. uuuv minor. leads in total ‘
around with 09,081 other states being .
New York's list of divorcos for the
cutting and inclusive of
twenty yours was 30,686.‘nud thnt of
Into in the custom slums is thnt oi‘
Alimony was asked by three -
An odd feature or the report is that
ed {or alimony was 2.8 per cent. and '
yearn. Sixty per cent. or tliI'ee~tifths,'3
last less than ten ycitrs' 31nd forty pm" 3
'Qntthov.‘ 30. -j-‘-F‘ire last" 3
‘nl‘ltht‘ nonunion tt'v‘n" :wln‘gs‘ of St. Jé‘r-1 ‘
iiin‘éis Catholic. College. ,3. entailing It.
. .. os
Perrofdm to
VIIASII‘iN “(31‘3le Nil 110‘? «L—L-Wllou
ihc pig iron .I'clle'iulc wan Mitchell in
the inquiry bcicic 1hr: Wnyn and
moans romulli‘tdc.‘ the I'cprbsl=nt.zltlvt93
of tho illlilililHiicIlilfi’l‘S of‘ that tno‘duct
wnlhcd up to the t‘ro‘nt. H30 unilod 311133-
the Di-I'Iley‘ duties he 33:31:33.3...»-
31:33:» .In to icriomnugnuoae That
could plopel'lr' be placed: on the iron I
ill-ii, in tho opinion 3:» tho pig iron 3:
InitIuIta'I'IIIi'era: it sounded like
good coilcesnioti.‘ and there was
cheerful discussion of reasons to: ob
mining prompt pl lion duties, I
,IConlanIn-nuu‘n lifil‘n curiosity had
boon mount'd no to fei'r‘o-lnangmicse.
howo‘m' an.» in looking .it up, III-I
found that. the nchrnnIcnt derivch
nearly $400,000 tui'll‘l: revenue 3» your
from that isource. He asked what the
argument. was in favor, of placing it
on the free list. Then it was discov-
orcd ilint'thr.» pig iron lueu do not
make, nor buy nor use ferromnngan-
III-lo. It is used only by
The request at the pig iron Inch it
secured. wars the some as tllounh'
ll lunlbclmuu had expressed a wlilw
ingncsn to have hardware placed on
the free. list.
LYNXL KILLING CHICKENS.
MITJIIIJEN. Nova: 30 ~80
chickcuh hm 1)(‘t3';‘ll killed in tho nui-
lying sci-.3130»: oi“ Reuc‘rvoh Hill [hut
soiccllnnu Georgi: Minchic'r today until
mail in: town would employ A hunter
to patrol iLlI‘u‘t notation in the hope at
killing the animal which I‘i‘lghtly‘ has
boon pi'cyiug upon priu‘lt‘l'y yards AtI
flr‘st it was thought that (logo were do-
ing the killing, but. li.‘ In boilcvcd thatn
lynx in ct lorgc. Folios would'oarry
away the chickens, but-thc‘wlld nul-
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simply kills mid sucks-tho blood. To-
day John Schor‘p“'reiluesicd' piliymcnt
' for the loss of several goofs which had 3
their throats bitten during the night.
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MERIDEN LBLOV GOES T03 COUNTY
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0012.:
hilfiRIili‘N, Nov :litl.L~—-.Ioliu ‘Mik‘0w~
n‘kl aged '11. was committed to. the
count y homo by Judge Fay today. as a
trump. its bad loll, home several
times and “19.13151 limo two Woelto ago
Since ‘Ihcu ho has been on that road.
Ho was tonnd asleep in ii. ' burn ulnar
night. I
Sincerity is undoubtedly .1 great
hung. but (1931” test it times it it be
genuino, lt‘ ybuI :yrpuld 9313301313 dwliwltlii
:prctlit‘nmonto
stool-makers. ;
Innuy ‘
moi, wiiioh‘is grbwing fat. on its spoils. ‘
LWc Back Up 0111' Sluictucuis 'WiiiI
03:: Personal Repululion
and Money
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Wo tire. on positive that we con cum
‘J.Ionstlpntion no mnttcr llow chronic it.
may be, thus ' . '“I'I' to furnish the
medicine 311336 nt till 0001» 11 it tail
it is would til h minions to 321101an
‘to cure: choustl not: with cathartic
:d‘rngs. Laxatives or cathnl'tlcs do
,I‘much ilarn1.3"i‘lloy333c3nee a reaction 33'~
ritnlc and ‘weakc‘ll‘ bditcls nn‘d
‘IIIIIko cou‘stiputidu‘ more chronic Be-
sided. their use becomes II habit that
:‘ia dunchous and often fatal
Constipation In caused by weakness
of the nerves 31nd muscles of lilo largo
:intcatinoa or descending“ colon. To
pact a cure you must‘ t‘heroi‘orc tone: ILp
.aud strengthen those organs and res—
turn them to healthier activity.
The discovery oi the notivo principle
of our remedy evolved the labor of the
world a greatest research chemists.“ it
possesses all the best qualities of the
L'II'IucIiilLIl ac‘iivo principle of the best
known lute tidal tuition. and it is par-
ticulni'lyp .IanI in its‘ I'.csults
We Want: you to“ try lienull‘ Orderlics
on our guarantee. They are exceeding»
13v pleasant to inks and are ideal for
children. They act directly on the
nerves and muscles of the bowels.
They, have a neutral action on other
organs or gluudr. They do not purge.
or cause any inconvenience w utevci.
They will positively cure on onto or
habitual constipation and the nyriads
oi associate ‘or dependent chlnic ail-
‘Inents. Try Rexai! Orderlle at our
rick. Two sizes. 250 and 1 l. The
C3l3ifford_3 Pharmacy, South orwulk,
Conn. . L ‘ :
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BUNDLE, 9F MONE
The county commissioners attuned
L'F‘IIIIIIy evening, from a fox strouu~
our; days" ‘uork in Stamford. Id Dan
bury. whom they have 0ch issuing
liquor licenses. Iu‘ Stamfo they
received in all about $23. 00 and in
Dunbnry about $23. ‘000 ‘II each
instance the. amount is' a t he ‘less
than‘ received a- your ago. atnrdny
Sheriff Hendrie, of Stamtor acting
,'Ifo» wholosnlq liquor dealcls In that
place. attached the licenses sued to
103dealoru of. that city It is aid that
in vouch attainment the mo .Ly“ paid
‘5‘ the Holland Ila loaned by the
WWII bringing ille‘ ‘s‘LitI'la': n"- it :
"is
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