Continued irom First Page).
I sperm lulu met Mr. Illie'y in‘ (the
ruin corridor 0 the Hotel Elton, and
éetly stilt? e pani‘li upon
are white ny ghosts ill the c’orri-
‘01" (it the 1111103;th no 0 ltuow
‘I I at was (0.5111 pfiI tree The. governor-
'(Irtirlo'n‘ts 1?" til:
I ism". qbillllly ré‘b 6111!
um 0111001" (I request to see 11111111“.
"? ‘ lley‘ accepted the servi eds pi i (11‘
I ro with the simple wfi'r
I h." and at once 01111110 to hhih‘.
I 8.111s sheriff l hurtling to' New
‘ volt early In the (51151111112. I
-’ (Ton of nutrition. I .
I Wilma the names ((1'
I 1.10000. 111. ill an. of this city; .I .
111011100118 or Intel-wiry, and him
fili‘kihs‘on, it is onrci'ully worded
‘ ‘lmoy tprove '1'??? one of the most
"M
' be 99111190
or fihdéd‘omeuis
. 1'1” 'I'd 111;;5 {the 91‘; blillbcticut.
0x11001110“:
' I. (lie Honoruhie William 1. Bennett,
"r 1.1de of the 81115011011 court
I110 potion .oi (looms 1. Alex, of
I city. town and eohniy or New
yon; respectively shm?s:
“I>l‘. '1"hat on Nov. 3 1908, an elec-
1.1011, was held in the (11010 of Connocil
I'.t to elect a governor of said stoic
(1' other state and federal onlcers.
2I "l‘hut on said (lay your petitioner
. as a res out or the Elly (it New Hil-
1 voter ahd elector (it such
db. and
cloctto‘n. ' L.
,1 orb“ mi" tepid astute; was s
(I ‘ (lld'aLIte for the office (if governor of
“stats of connectlcnt .rt suld elec-
rl . upon the Republican ticket.
Id, (3801110 1.. Lille-y re
0.0;“; 1111?: l the in on 0,1 'elec-I
«(high a, (hell... tuition cite or gov-
I thorn '(llrd was apparently elected to
'll'hid 0111012 . I... ”I
‘ ’Ullrha'r’r’l‘ 11m Cited
711.0111; Waylon! 10"qu election:
I 1110;090:8117 l... Lille appointed
MiUlimsu, or New oven, in the
at “60011901101“, no big political
d pended lis‘ 1101qu (is such
to be registered With the score.
“ill
(($11th
1'1! Ills at inrtt'ord.
((1' pro one To and on II.y'llte
. dhy'gof' ‘Isnld 010 1.10% the said Goings
‘11; hey; “(broth 15 politics 1 agent}
‘ II '19!“ Hillia‘ts' 'l'li' We (impurities
nnlhorir‘c‘d by"lth(1'conlrir‘l'y to
86“ (it! '.0 chapter 290.1)! the pnhllc‘
111"“ (Of1(;m:vrl.....
“I7 'llhiii 'sitld rillma‘n employed and
paid mom thrill (solvent (70) men to
work at Iihcjil'dlis ill tr rel city '01 New
lisvsp (it said election to distribute
II ballots and otherv'vlse influence. Voters
‘ . at strip elections (:WIBAU’Y .to suh: di-
“151911.19 section 5, of the not re
101110010 abbl'e'. and that' said Ullmnl'l
‘na hogtied! agent as slept-sum (lid not
. pay. It em at the rate which is proper.
‘ wpuble null fairly commeumrnto
‘. services rendered. but paid
them (lib high and unreasonable
rate. ‘
I Other Agents Alleged.
‘ 8. Tom; the 511111 lllley previous to
and; 011 said election (in; through I-rlun
dry, hgé'nts who were not his political
agents to wit: Martin Perkinson Irud
others. gave money to sundry saloon
keepers in. the city or Water bury (or
the purpose 01'" (routing electors on
the do of election (ind previous there.
to dfigtlih‘t‘“ ‘sh‘id ‘r‘u‘oney left with
said saloon keepers was expended for
sold purpose and through other
agents to your petitioner unknown left I
money with sundry other saloon keep-
‘ ers throughout the state for the some
purpose and which was likewise exI-
pended to; said purpoae “
I That“ the said Liilcy thl‘ou
doubly" dKéMS via. .1. 0111mm 31‘s
and others. left with sundry social
clubs in said Waterbury, viz: South
and I‘A};hle'ti'c Club anti others to your
potltlbrler‘ullknown money for the
purpose oItI "treating electors on or
' hefo‘ré bulb electioll day for the' pur-
‘ lions of influencing their votes. which
I J'hone‘y. who expended tor said pur-
'porre. ‘
Sworn Statement incomplete.
6:0; ”1'11 111107115111 Lilley on (he will
ymIN veilihor 1908. tiled “hill the
hhcre'tai'y ot llie 'state' what purported
to be an itemized, sworn statement.
setting! forth- lnI- details all the moneys
hontrihlrted. Icfipendch ‘0r promised "by
him Ito hid and promote his nomina-
I' thin 1101,!" 810011011. and ('01 any other
11011110111000! so
11,.I."1'hht t e said Lillcy employed
I (and pat obey {Ito sundry agents rrI‘nti
her-so 0 throughout the stilts whose
names (10 not appear in his sword re-
.‘t'urn or expenses, ..
‘ I12. Thistle emplOyed certain per-
son whose names are at present to
' your“? petition unknown to go about
' the state and use their influence (it Re
I 1101311020 callouses tor i‘b'e purpose, of
procuring i'tbe election in! delegates
., favorable to solid Lille‘y to the Repub
‘ . llcnu ethic convention which eitnehdl'
5ft): said not, and not for any or the
' Ips .mer'rtioned in sold out and
01"‘(3‘ harp lines; '01: said agents (10.1101
r‘e. hg'worn stall: méht of on”:
posses (1111' e in: said 'Lillo‘y or in the‘
-r(.tlll'u 0‘; any 9’. his politi'chl agents.
' Uiimau'Als'o Negligent.
.I 13.4 I'f‘ilht." said Ullml‘l‘rr .18 political
agent ‘01 sent Lilley; ‘tlie‘d' oil rite lIlui
(lay of" November- 1908. whrtr‘ ptlr~
ported to lib all itemized (fw'm'n state
‘ profit With the; secretary of to estate of
ill «(impuriti'oi motley 1mm erty re-
' ill-out Isn'd promised by said
' ‘ Ltiloy'arldI on amount. of every ex-
monitors (use or liability incurred
and the tul.mes 91 the persons to
1011‘ such expenditures and premier:
ell‘Wbi‘bI' made and the purpose (or
w' eh 911111 money or proplertt was ex-
I 1; (led '(I‘lrI‘I'. promised pursusnt to soc-
‘I iron 0 said act
~ 1111002110 llllma'u'I mile expen-
' "(1111111111116 names of which Agents
whré sculptures in said sworn' stille-
111901 (up 0 I333 political agent of said
e‘y dismount to said act. I
high the return of said lsaac
U'l'l-lnar'l as political agent of the
‘- iley does not fully disclose the
(gt Iltbi‘es made by him its such po-
tlcsl‘asent
Pray for Inquiry.
:15. Neither the worn statement.
”1.3th Lilley nor the sword state-'
,1"
I. "erections" lroixlii‘
or III-liq 01119;? “'11
1.1110); 01 the city- '
(1.1
it? more. he
pe'ndltut'os' (trot s rlmil ‘09
bit other.
17. That
(It (1 (10111911310 maid
meti't', ('(s require? by said set of 1111
the“ o'itfiohditures‘ of every kind lllado
tor the purposes therein.
Your petitioner prays that the. mat»
tors above alleged may be inquired
'9ka into, and that your horror order rel)»
sohuble 110110001 0 a petition to be
given to‘ shill (more ‘14. lrilley. and
notify this chlé'1'l'ustice of the supreme
court of errors or thin state ‘01 thb‘
pendency of said petition pursuant to
the not h'orshrbefore referred to.
‘ted’ 111‘ INQW Haven this 2nd day or
be (tiller, I 903.
GDORG'E L. FOX
“Stalo‘ ‘01' .Cohnecticut. New Haven
county, as. WNcw Haven
Fill/ER AND WHAHBQ'B OOINGRESS.
Notable Gathering of Citizens Will
Discuss Witerway Development.
WASHINGTON Dec.‘ 9.—-Oue (It the
most notable gatherings ever asst-rm
bled in the history of-lthis country. in
the interest of wuterwny development
was called to Older today under 1111'.
Nutlonnl Rivers ‘nnd i'isr‘bors’ Congress
met in the 01th annual convention.
The. congress is. national in its pur»
pose, representing) all sections and all
waterways. and is endeavorng to inl-
pi'css Congress with the necessity of n
colllplchellsive'polio) for improving
liters. cunnls lilid llurbors of the un-
tlon.
Senntors. representatives. diplomats,
captains of finance governors of many
states. and others high lll omclul life
were present ill the large auditorium
when Representative Joseph E. Runs
(1011,01 Louisiana president 01’ the
congress. escorted to the fl out 01 the
plntfoi-m (isl'rllniil Gibbons. whose irr-
I.vocatiori a prayer of thanksgiving (0
the Governor of all resources. signal
126d the formal 'o'l'lcl'iilig' oi’ the convclr
(100.
All address by Vice President
Charles W. Fairbanks followed Arn-
bnpsador lambs 131300.01 Grant prlt
ainI. told 01’ the waterways of Grntc
Britain in 0. notable spocch.
8Others on the program today were
no] Go rs, (Ire labor leader;
Sg'l'll Low. ('23:?ch l'nuyor (It New Milk.
“and Réprcs scutntlvc Chump (‘lhlk. (Ii
1
Missouri I.
Coincident was the. first rllllluill cou
ve‘htion oi‘ the women II National Riv
cr‘s‘ and Harbor-5’ Cungiess, which held
Cur sonsibn simultaneously in (mother
11.011
constipation and stimulates the liver".
Orino‘ regulates the bowels so they will
not. naturally and you (to not have to
trike purgutives continuously. Clifford
Pharmacy and R. ll. l’lnlsiod. '1‘
MAY BUlLD NEW BRIDGE OVER
THAMES. -
l'W LONDON, Duo. 0 wit is Iepolt
oil have that plans fot it new bridge to
be constructed overItllc 'i‘ll'itnics river
by the. NW York Ncu llirvcn ullil
Hartford ltuiilorrd Company. have been
submitted by tho (Illgillccls (If illi‘lt ((Il'
pol'atiou to Major llcrlly Taylor in
charge of the New London district.
United States engineers. According
to the l0p0l'.t the plans cull for u
bri o 125 foot north of the present
str'u t'urc. when spuroaoh'cd with rel -
ol'cnc'e to the report Major 'i‘uylor'
would neither ntllrm nor deny it; any-
1tlg: "I must decline to r‘na‘ké it slulc~
lllcnt just now."
.W‘“
'_ME-N WIHO “(2.1- MAKE NEV'V TAR-
WASHING'l'ON, DecL lo.——Thc new
tariff bill Will have (I. long and rocky
road to travel betoro, it finally reaches
the stntute books. The original draft
villi be made by the House. Committee
on Ways and Means. Chairman Payne.
said yesterday that the writing of the
bill would bé in the hands of, the sub-1'
committee, consisting 0! (111.1110 Rhy-
publlcuu members 01’ theIWaya and
Means Contriritt‘eti. He stated that
(but had‘ been the obstom in the past
and it vt'oi'ld be adhered to. I
The Republican members of the
Ways and Means Committee who will
(halt the bill are: Payne New oYlk;
Dsl'zell Pennsylvania. Mc'Cnll. Masai»
chusetts: Hill Connecticut; Boutoll,
llllnols; Ncedham Calliorulag Colder-
ll'éad. Klitisus:‘11‘or(i't'ley. Michigan;
Gaines West Virginia; Boning. Color-
ado: rbngworm O'hl‘o‘ arid Crtlm'p'nc'k-
er, lndiunu '
'rIg‘N DIVORCE CASES 011' SHORT
CALENoAnh
”I.
six of These From Diubriry—Oniy
One From Bridgeport.
There are. te‘t‘lcuncontesté'd dlvdrhe
(uses on the short oalcrrdr‘rr list of the
superior court for tomorrow. Di'rn-
litiry inrnished six of the cases and
Bridgeport only one. The following
are the cases: Florence». Hirsch Le-
yis vs Willi'r'rlp levis;.b'il‘1rgaret J.
~Wilnlne'r vs. Christian IWlm‘rn'cr, Jr.;
C‘Iyntlilu his L‘e‘ary vs. Robert Leary;
Emma Person vs. John A Person;
.lollrmn‘n drOna’n vs. Timothy Cronst'l:
\iaude. Vim M'srter Kiss vs Edward
Raymond A-més I-lias; Amanda E. Wil-
hours Is. FrederickI 9.. Williams;
Ge rgiunrra R. Budd vs. William J.
Bu (1: Edna lA 'i‘ll‘uI'ln h‘ vs. Richhrd
.‘l.I .Tillrmunl'l and Bell 'r'nin W. Bar-
nt'inl vs. Alice E. Bhrhbu‘i.
. —-—-I'—.-.-"-—' I \ »
[OR AGRIICULTUINAL COLLEGE.
The secretary of the treasury yester—
day transmitted to congress his report
on the allotments lo the agricultural
.collegc.s of the Vnrlous states. 0 le-
ports that 50 stateis and territorial
have complied with the law. by illll(g
with the, department of agriculture
their unnua‘l i'meports Among the num-
her is Connecticut and hence all slot-
nlel‘rt of $35. 000 has been mirde‘ to‘ each
of these colleges. This is the twen-
tieth annual installment and is for
the fiscal year ending .lui'l'o 30 1909.
W
YALE DEFEATS MANHATTAN.
NEW 101111. We. 10 ——Yal‘e ‘tl'hieat
((1 Mon College here last night
lll one the most closell 000100100
1133110115111 fillies ever" Witnessed by
the sctii’e 01" 1'5 to 22.
0010 word statement
,ll‘oley‘s Driho Laxative cures. chronic I
ryou are being ovcrwllcluluri
I in
. t
('l‘
in the crisp. 111131181
need not be (will" 'wlllle (lrcsti
touch 01 a match and lhe welcou
rsruli'siing born the
. g.
.N
make the nursing (11p an glorious II
. Now it I lire-kind time—“make
I braid I more c
lurii'c ginokel lens
. Ind (link (It
too low.
one filling. Finished in Nickel and
heater guannleotl.
IMH‘W
'. 0 Lamp
flflbil
(
/
hi "'
[01' brag. nickel plated
you anus! let the Ron lamp or Pollution (111 all: 10ml your
burnt-w
Juli“. Every
(inlet. writs“ in bur (lured spongy lor (incripii‘v
Says Little About State Affairs to N"o.w[
' Ha'ven interviewer
lI‘l 'csll 1mm (1 two dilIlri IIIlloIrItIllllc'I
li‘ill whit-.11 ilitlrlticri visits to \ilddlc I
town 111111 New Haven, where he u'itlli'
\irs, lillloy called upon his two solis(
who are students (It Yule, Governor
elect Lilloy at the Milan Hotel in Wu-
torllury talked with. (I ropor'lcl (In 1111'
political situation which corri‘rontu|
him. with ills ilruuglilutioll (is (rover-i
llol only a mouth uw.:rl, Hills the Newl
llnvcn Registry.
While lllc licglstcr' lIIIIII Wits u'uiillll:
for Air. llilcht' iii flil’ bolt-I lobby. it
close political and porsrlulii friend (If
the grwcrllor-tolle min the mull ilrl
lilorously that Mr. Lill‘cy was illtluriulI-
or! with uppllcrltlmls l‘m‘ judgeship IIIII
pnlntlur-uts. lie srrld 111.111 it seemed to
him ”101' ever-Isl) lawyer ill lllt’ stutt-
\\‘li'il an illcolllrlIof loss than 310.000
bad 11ch his itppllculltur. which was
III-llct'iilly (tcholIIpprIicti \yllll sevrwnl
i‘llililllt’iiillllm‘)‘ letters from the appli-
('ullt's bruit and political supporters
unit so the ('(llll'cl'siuiml with All: l.il~
icy “up stitl‘lvrl (Ill tluii pull".
"1 liilvc Just lcrll‘llrrri, gnvrh'lltll', Inn:
with zip-
pllcuilous l'or jlrrigcsilips frolr' lawyer's
whose incomes are less than $10,000?"
begun the, reporter.
"Well." he sluillllgly and cullluousil'
replied. ‘1 would 1101.111” rlll_\ limit on
the income ()1 the uppllchnts, trill i
,I'IIW M WW“
final! ' on! W'; '
Comfort
" Open your lile't'rpihgyi‘oom WI '3. .zws—v' lot
but Your room
.I (Equipped MINI stooltcleu Dcvle‘cl
For lie-till: tho brill-room quickly‘ Iit r
oyalll ¢ sud slut the (by without I shiver. The Auto-
nbovine prevents all smoke and smell
'1 impossible to turn the wick too high or
Cleaned in a minute—burns ghouls with
oldest lull 510110! 011- round
' houmboid use-latai improved cerllul dial!
111 small cosl Absolutely rile. All parts wily
liir YIYLIJi“ ..
A...“ ':i
v
, I
uni—1
re heal
3 great convenience. Illtl will
in is summer. ,
illé rooru cozy and churiul‘your
Japan. Every
(ruli' In any room--
l-u.‘ won-hid. ll
( (molar.
'I “1'11" ”'l‘li‘iev “declirtt-(‘l 1'0 ”(1100111101 ""lll(
I'oliillorr-tillp ill the spci‘l'llcl'sbip (oil-
tests Illillougll it Is puller-(rill lll‘lli'\ ed
1);. his t‘lictlrls (but be uus llt‘l'ilill)
”ed term ending March 1 1
‘uhhludl"3 '”
31111 11113011 11111111
There, Wolf. .143 Discharges born the
Wt’llii’filielilqll'llilllllilll Dur-
ing the Year
lit-ports 01‘ the (mil-err; u'cl'cI prc»
.‘lttlllteti (it the alumni meeting of thc
Conllmrtlcu‘t l’l'lstln Association, held
(it the capitol, in Hartford, yesterday
lifternooll. .lollll C. Taylor, the score
tuly and ugclit‘ 01‘ the association.
presented the following report:
During the fitlcul year ellding with
September 30,1908, (her-o were 141
plisollels discharged from 1110’ stille
prison, as iollows. '
liy reason of expiration 01‘ term of
sentence ....................... 111
111' reason 01‘ pill'olc by board (It‘
pul'olc ......................... 1
By rcusoll of sentences l-clllillcd ..
1y reason (It pnrtlrln by hour-(i (It
purtiolls
liy reason
curlscs
liv I'cusnli (It (101111111) cxctution .. 2
It‘i
of death by lllltul'rll
1111
One lililitll‘l‘il and l‘mrrlecn worr-
11111118111111 lu'o ucl'c temples
(ii (110 11.: above untrul illtii‘l‘ u'r-l'c
assisted by your agent ........ 1:10,
There Were also assisted (If those
previously disclltlrgcri .......... T
Assisted one discllllrgcd from jail . l
vsll1’30m" c (N HIA'VI' BEAUTIFUL
HAIR now (1..“sz do... I...» ...
whit blocks and iimrl'hs ln'l- reslllin .. 't.l‘(-.r.
You will notice (nurl:e(1'irll'(iroveltlont liter
the very first application.
Dnndorino ill quickly and
thoroughly ubsorbr l by the scalp
and the hull- (sool shows the
cheers 01 its war lcrlully ex-
I liiiurnliny, arid hie-producing I
qualities. II is plcssrrrt and
on y to use «thlrlplv apply
it to the scalp and blur
once (i 11de until lilt-
hair begins to grow.
than two or three
times a week. till
denim-(I rem-li- 'al'c
obirllrleri.
A lady trlrm ( aliiornh'i writes
in substance as loiluwu:
llllhelll' cu lll'llll.’ your wo‘ndl-p
ful llulr ionic for several months
irilil III that hill! Ilrlwllleshl'tiwltlr ..
womlortrrt tulltill lllll‘lhfltlnfllfl'
utclI tl\‘(’i'4‘1111“11!iblli lung 1'.th
build is over is :uclro‘IIul-o
Another from New Jersey:
Altar using at th bottle i
am happy to (9111.1 IL 1 hm! Is '
nit-Io it head 01‘ Mb, up Anyone In .
New .lbrlr y. -
Assisictl (Inc (iisr'llurgcrl from pile
on ill Illlrlillci‘ stale ............
I , ,I 1119
Assistnnrc rumored as follows:
'i‘l'unsportstioll to their ironies or _
ltl pluccs of employment ........ till
lI'ul'uisllctl with clothing ......... 1217
10(01st u'itl llt‘iill'll while seek-
lug eluploymllt ................ _ .
llllrlislltii with nulls to 01111111"
1111‘!“ to work ill ”1011' undo
Expenditures.
“During the ilscill‘ vein 1 have. ex
1 pr llllt‘ll 112.705111 ml w-ilbli sum 1 lluveII
Idc dulled and (limited vouchers oil 111-"
in our mm c "
lil speaking (II the
"”I "'m' 0' 1"“ reelection “1' z""‘mmorinclltcliic ill his report 1111' 'l‘nlltll' said:
llirrudouec Nor uvlillll ire lrllk till the
warm I
um (i(' l‘liblll’Il (II the llOlih‘t‘.
CASElTOR 1A
For Infill: s and Children.
the Kill You 1111111 11111131111100
Bears the
Signature of
4
..__»
MAKE CHRlSTM'As my.
A Few Hints That Are. Worth Heed
ing at This Sea'an
l"‘.l'lr~lili.t‘~ iii likely 11) be illutlc u
'«l'lllli: IiIIrr- by :viilillr‘ lolkuI "Iilhlt is 1!
mil Illul lilo publishers of livery-
2.r;(l,\"s l'uilllZi', {111‘ III the ill-cclubcr'
illillilil‘l' they give I. I‘cw Ililils. hilllli:‘<
l) illltl useful. d(-ul‘1glrcli irl‘llllike. tho
t‘hristirlns (It 10th a little caster 101'
(til the members or the tulnlly.
l. 1.01 the children, and 11111110 futir~
('I' help. Your children will know
what your brother’s ('llildl'cii u'unl.
"' Mulrc it list (It It“ lhc folks in,
llltlde lilo
be lctllclnbclcii lit) it now
llillc received It lurgp nulnbpr or null , its. “mm”: ”H. mmmww 01’ the mm
uppiicntiorrs
right here that i huve absolutely made
no promise of nomination to the 11,111
el'ni assembly of” any candidate t'ol in
diciul orally other ofilcc l shrill be
guided in the I matters elltil'iyc
nominate or appoint only when 1 nm
sutlsiled that i have the best man
"Have you completed the list (If
“Yes. pructlcnliy so": hilt sulrjccr In
cltuilgc up to the lust Illolnc'lli and i
I'thercforc cannot give out that list tor
the present. And i want In any -l'1_l.“lll
here that the. names published (It' be-
lug likely to halve places on my sluu'
are entirely unauthorized. No one turn
vet been notified by rue that be liJid
been chosen to that. position. i would
say however. that i expect to be able
to announce my stsfi’ before (I glcdi
while now. " I
I“.\lr. Liilcy, will you give the Regis-
tor a gelrofal outline of the policy you
intend to pursue while in tile’ poi-er»
nor‘s chair?"
"1 do not. think that. it would be pro
per for me to do that now. Mv i,ll-
hugul'irl address will cover all those
questions, bllt that. must first go be?
tore the general assembly helore it: ap-
pears ill the, newspapers 1 have (M
inaugural address well in band now. "
“One feature of the document no
doubt will touch upon the proposed
public utilities commission?“ suggest-
ed the reporter. "Will you explain
your position on thnt. matter?"
"My position in that matter is un-
changed. " was the reply.
it will be remembered that in sev
(on II of his campaign speeches. Mr. Lil
l‘ey declared himself to be In favor (If
establishing a permanent public 11111-
11103 commission to have the charge
of all corporation matters of quasi --pub
110 character. involving the stamina-
1100. among other bodies 01‘ the pres-
eut railroad commission.
I. Mr. Lilley was asked whether he in-
tended as rumored to recomlllend the
dboiishment of the present method 01‘
Appointing county commissioners by
caucus and the establishment of a gen-
eral commission 01‘ three oriive mem-
bers to have full charge of the lean.
slice of licenses throughout the stator
“The. answor to the question of gen-
eralpollcy Ii intend to adopt equally
applies to this question. if I have any
such proposition in view. lily inaugural!
riddress‘will cover it.
1'1 am going to Washington in a few
days," continued Mr. Lilley, “for the
short session of congress and my resig-
nation from that body will be in the
builds of Governor Woodr'ui‘i! shortly
after January 1. "
I Which menu! that Governor W'ood-
rllff would have time before vacating
the exeotltilc chair to call a special
election for the choosing of Mr. Lil-
? icy a successor us congrellsnian-n't bilge
by 1
the, fitness 01 t e cullrlldiltc rmd shit ‘1 I h"... m, tflmmnm
1
1
your oiiiclul stuff?“ I
inn 1 want to toll your,” mm iv! ”1,, ,mm Mm“, ("‘(“"le
\UIII doubt it‘lliill plulls bei'orc lllulr
lug pill'c buses.
:1 it you burn a ll‘ct' make u lurk
lilslctid of Inbol' (ii-col'ulilig it Let ((11
the adults htlp rind neighbors who
1. A gift in Hipposcd 11) represent
your wealth ol‘ (Ichr-iiilll. not your bunk
Ilnlitucc.
l 5. You will give more plerrsul‘c
.0111] (I thoughtful gift illrru with it"
exprnshe (Inc.
It. 1.11”an (l big show I'm the 'Inron
(\I\" may do for 31111111 \v (tddiugs but
nor-(tr l'ol' uny ('lil‘lfltllitis.
7. it the panic or any other upset
ilizu uuulc it impossible for you to give
us 111411111. \\'l‘lli' letters ilislerlri. Your
friends will llkt' you ill] the boiler.
sul‘c.
8.-—~i)(lll‘t lcuvc ltltlcrs (Ind curds un-
til the last moment. Write them (it
yorr‘rI.l(iisrrl'(':‘nnll“'uold them until the
proper little.
1 'eril everything to reach your
friends before Christulus, and mark
the putrkngcs "Open Christmas." Lute
guests and late Christmas packages
are 01‘ u' (rinse.
10.1)0 \Olll‘ shopping early; you
avoid the c';rm\d you help the mer-
chant rlild sulcsl'rcople and you get, it
lui'ger sclectiml. .
ll. Wrup your gifts carefully and
dulllilly. They give one such much
ludre pleasure tbull u slopp' package.
evidently rushed us if you liegrudged
the time.
" if you send cigars discover his
bruntl. and dont send “Horse.
13.. Remember the people who have
selvetrl you.
14 Arm poor near you?
M118. McRANEY’s EXPERIENCE.
Mrs. M Mciiuney, Prentise, Miss.
miles: “1 was confined to lily bed for
three months with kidney and bladder
moubls. and was treated by two physic-
liuis b it tailed to get relief. No human
tongue can tell llow I suffered. and i
had given up hope of ever'getting well
until I began (siting Foleys Kidney
Remedy. After taking two bottles i
felt like a new person and feel it my
duty to tell suffering women what Fo-
ley‘s Kidney Remedy did for me." (3111.
(0rd Pharmacy uuld R. H. Piaistcd. "
W
ACTRESS iNJURED'BY A FALL.
LINCOLN Neb..Dec.10.—-—Madsme
Naiihlova (in notices. who appeared
here last. night who severely injured
by 10.111119; while entering the stage.
it lsrteured herIIIrm was I fractured
hilt by carrying 11' ill a sling she will
be able to perform her part.
“Why did you take. ibis job! The
other man offered you $10 to start
With 100."
“The other nirrn offered
wages to start with; this man 0119er
me ‘$10 saisl'y.""-'Catlloiic Standard
nnd Times. I. I; .I ”......
1
me I $10 -
' '11s (Illjui was bcllt'tcd it) scrlllt- :I'
ighi lulu gtllllgrllr IIII (be .Isslsl ‘iiilllilltltiou oi ciiiilt‘ rlld uhcrc 11 um
ill ('11 l"ilill_vilpplit't1 it hits sci' ulcd suc ll
;:(iinlinutlon bill, lr'wttt‘t'liltlnuttly ill Coll-
lircctlcut it lir‘cl tile tucil (itsupplovul‘
10' some prominent and directing ('oull
(tilt-lull: with the result that ill 11 “111'
'1 This Great flair-Grow-
illrlr it‘l‘illlll.ill"
‘ in; Remedy ctll'tiow in
bad (it all drlifl’glrlls in ilrrobf sizes.
5c. 0 and 51.00,
per- bottle. I .
“tantrum hoIVrIrIIrkly '
F“. [runderlmr a‘r-‘timvc
'I _ u‘illIlr-pl ul ul- niillbilcr ,
“'l' b) rciu‘r‘ri‘ llrmtui'lhyrlnr: who
11118 urullu this ii («I (Million tolhe
Ill Jul-Ital homun- 09.60"". I ..
with their «turn» and Address,
' and we lull lrer‘ (Ir (lumps
to pit) postage. ' I ~
1
t
pc‘l'er‘l‘cs O'F rut: s'I‘ArI:
Large Majority of Legislatols Are Na~I
lives of Connecticut.
lb.) swirl» IrrlIv‘ s 011100 bus compiled
the s_tni‘i.~riic.~r about diet Incoming ileu-
clul assembly .III(1,01‘('(lurso, that fur-
Grows
Hair
und we can
PXROVE‘
m l
' V'LU'E INME’N'S HATS.
I 1
‘Why Not $10 Hats for ITlIorle Who
Would ally Them.
The modern merchandising of men’s
hats are 11b (0 be established on a
lbiisis oi (litllonlclv limited \Ii,lluo the
'illll'illI-lir worth, .12; expressed by' the
ljilr'it) of arises the spirit (II' 1111’ law Irish i‘llllil’iidl for an interesting so. 1111 . pmphas. 1111113111 coin or the ”.31," ('0,
nits clinlluutcd thus prcuuitug .r tut
111“?“("0111111 of the principle involved.
1 "I‘ll bring the ilulotcrlnlnule sell
iI'llt c principle lulu H\t~'lt' lllutle rippiicn
'Iililll so lill (is ((lllllllillllclrls 10 [hi
I 'III(' prison ill.» coiil't‘ll'llcd. (1 bill u'nt
Iit’lllli't (1 (Hill introduced to 11111 gollclu
illsmlnlllv in 11107. 111111 was by
'lli‘l(l\ lcfcl It’ll In the joint stundirlt
(olillllltit-e (III the slirlc prison, who, (ii
iii lull llrltlcc gi'lH‘ M'Villll bearings
( 11 tile hillljt'ti null l‘i“"]lmlill rliluni
(lilt‘l s1 3 ill l;l\"(ll (It (In i('liil!‘ Ill (If u luu
ll.rvirlc Inc I. 1111511110 and llll\.li_\‘iill!
iIlll‘Illltil »
"ll uni: strongly l‘IlvtlI'cd ill the burial
uild trim i‘lllully continued 111 the gt’il~
crul ilusclllbly of 1901! ullti printer] will.
,tlic laws us proposed legislation.
. “it will count before the next session
{of the gl’lli‘ill ussclllbly and if up»
proved by them the voice of the peer
,Iplr' us expressed ill the general usucm
Iblv of 1110] will be enforced. '
'\ll prison (11110111115. and it large llillll
llt’l' ‘Ii‘ lcutiilii: poopic and pupt-is luvol
suvll course, to the end that a Ilowel'l'u
(icterrelli principle us applied to ('l'lrul
unis shall have its full opportunity it
(iclnrllrsiruie its protecting power it
llclullf 01‘ the people of Connecticut."
insane Prisoners.
“ilul'ilil.r the fiscal your last seven
prisoners who were found to be insane
Iver-(I placed in our care. itr ncordaucr-
.l'itll the provisions oi‘ Suction 1210 or
(be Incuerul statutes unit were cured
for by your :rgt'lli its rcqililcd bl lilu.
tlru- nus rclrll'llcrl it) l11‘.l_\',
I'Il'opcriy belonged: one was plated in
ehnrgc of his relatives ill New l'moll
stair»; (Illc \\'us piilced ill the Hospital
for the insult» ul Mlddleimvn. unit the
remaining tour were placed ill curc
01’ be mu ll authorities \v'ileic they
bud it legal r'csldt'llre Cnlclul scrullni
(If these cases eertrllnir results in sub-
stantial savings in Connecticut."
lll closing ills report, Mr. Taylor
suld; “Without the (lid and advice rc-
cclved from Warden (lurvln, the prison
chaplains and the other helpful 0111-
cars whatever success hour agent has
been tumbled to attain would have
been more. difficult. Superintendent
Egan. 01‘ llch stntc police dcpurtrnent.
has also given his excellent help. us
pcciuliy with illsune prisoner's. l have
bud through the your the continued
and appreciated (lid 01' the various
lllelnbel's (if our committees.
“The. oluplt'lylllcnt by the (135001111100
01' Professor- Clul'cllcc M. 'l‘lioulpson. 01‘
Tennessee. usury assistant. brings to
this work It valuable young man whom
1 already esteem and appreciate high-
ly. For the relief thus kl‘nrily brought
(0 me 1 icndel'iluv henrtv (hunks
“1 continue to bespeuk thc power
l'ul uld‘ of public sontih’tollt in the (111'—
110011 work (‘11 re—cstublishing and set-
tlltg upon their feel ill the paths of
horror-ll industry those (ilscllurg'cd
prisoners who desire ulld stack such
aid; especlsly would i urge upml the
employers of labor to furnish employ-
ment, if possible, as occasion otters.
“The number 01‘ persons to be aided
does not usually exceed 150 ill any one
year-..(llld these are judiciously dis
‘tributed throughout the state so that
the burden on employers will not be u
heavy one, but the good tints ncooru‘
pllshed must be great.
Acting Treasurer William H Pond
(Iresented his report which is as fol-
ows -
Receipts:
Balance, 001. 1, 1907 .....$ 724. 90
Cash. membership. 8.00
Appropriation from state . . .3. 000. 00
Income from investments . 1.074. 25
income from James Root lurid 400.00
$5,205.15
Disbursements.
Paid in aid of discharged pris-
onel's............'... ...... $2505.16
Paid in salaries ..... .. ...... 2,199.90
-11.... .. _ I ' 35,205.15“
(p
I
111111 "
wllclc hr) 1.
'.\|\.' .uys the Hartford Content. ()1
111' 2:37. llielllbcl's (If the House, it i-lp
curs Ilitrc (It's? 1911 who are natives (Ii
lItllII-(titur .md 01 these. 130 represent
llt.' iiIu'ils ill which they w-ere brlrll. ill
(lurlrl numbers It half 01 the llouse sit
here lrll tht- -Iil lllilll’t} mulls .llld itlul-
1liils iol' lllcil' llutllr static
.lrltcs illul Hill foreign countries. 11'
we buyc ('(Irllitwl i'tll‘l‘t'Cll)’. (it-'l'lnullfi
Iris llfoi'.» I'cpl'teriIlIIlivi-s lllrrll
illlll.
Amour; tlrrI :iir Hi'llliilil‘fi ilit‘l‘t‘ iii‘t' '.T
liill\‘l‘:~‘ (It 111(' Hliiii', which is pl'.lt il‘
oil) the sums proportion u): in ibc'
101150. There. lil'Iti 0 Illilltves of other
iliiit‘S null 11 (ll foreign birth. ‘ilkc
he assembly all together Ilnd it up-
Iclrl's tbui 01' its 290 luclnbcl's. 2211 live
Iirlives of Connecticut. '
There are 20$i‘lliul'i'lcd men iu the
louse. in single men and il willowcrs,
t‘ lllt" social side (It the coming ses-
iuri is to be dcvcloperi, illtI'l'ti (ll-u .31
pportunlttes 01' llltolmesi in the Scu-
lr‘ there are 12‘: married men rind ilvrl
lngle men.
H is customary to talk of ours being
tnrrrlcrs‘ legislature, bill 11' these
(tittisiics iti’t“ correct, the House will
'llrtve 811 thrillers ill its membership
out (It :12?) members. or about. 31’) per
Pr'lii. ’l‘llc Scuttle shows 4 farmers. or
loss tlrurl l‘.‘ per cent There are three
iuwvers in the Senate Iutlti 2'2 ill the
House 21) nmnufni turermirl the House
ilud' .l ill the Senule (ind 2i ulcrcllnlils
(ill the House and 6 ill the Senate if
'1 ‘23 lawyers in the two houses are. able
(in 11111 Irwnv with 92 furthers and (ill
the other hul'd-hczldcd workers ionic
people will say they are entitled to
illt-‘ll‘ success. i-itl'i'tl‘ord courtly has no
lnvrycl' ill the Semitic.
Tile proportion 01‘ Connecticut-bum
nlcmbersio 10101 members in such
courtly works out us follows:
County. 'i‘ot'ul, (‘1. Born. I'.(.‘.
Hartford ......... 4:3 38 80
New Haven ...... 38 32 81
New London . 30 19 till
li‘ulrficld ......... 33 ‘28 Si
Willdhillrl ........ 2‘1 111 $0
Li'ichi‘lciil ........ 11 29 70
Middlesex ....... 2‘2 17 7?
'i‘nllulld .......... 22 , 17 77
2225 199 nv. 7:3
.llitltllcsex. with two ill 22, has the
lurgcst ratio of foreign born members,
and it‘nil'ileld. with one ill 33 bus the
lowest; but the representation is so
small that statistics and plI'oporiions
count for little.
Governor elect Lilley has announced
his appointment of Charles A. loud-
wln. 01‘ Hartford. as executive secre-
tary. Mr. Goodwin is u well-known
lawyer and ill one time was chairman
of the Waterbury Republican town
committee,
GUILTY OF COUNTERFEITIING
Passing counterfeit money is no
worse than substituting some unknown
worthless i'élllody for Foley‘s Honey
and Tar. the great cough urld cold relu-
ed)" that cures the most obstinate
coughs and heals the lungs” Clittord
Pharmacy und‘R. H. Pluisled.I "'
FUNERAL or= CHINESE EMPEROR.
Hall. the, inte emperor of China, \vns
today carried with much ceremony
I (from the hall in the Forbidden City,
where it‘ has repoaed‘ for the last week.
to the Coal Hill Mortuary. it will here
llie ill state pending the. location and
construction of the imperial septllchre.
The. funeral cortege. brilliant, barbaric.
‘alld woil'd ill the eyes 01’ Western (Ill
servers was led by Prince Clllill,1lli-‘
regent for a short distance from its
'Istnrtillg place and us It! pusscil
through the streets of tile inlpeliul
city. thousands of motlruois Itllult ill
the (iustuniil tho. ooiiln was no long-
er to be seen.
()1 the 511' '
riilel' members, 1:: were born in (ItbcrI
ll't" ‘
I
l
PiIIKiN. Dec. 9.—The body of Killing .
In single but being confined within the.
I bounds (l‘ u very ten dollars zilltl (is it
‘Itonserlurlltur the hat trade fl'lids itself
plnr'titllilIr lllt-‘ least important illllong
(those illlust‘rles w htrll supply the re-
Iquircmenls (It 11111.th wearing apparel.
Ibuyn lilo Alllerican Hatter.
Thu 111111 01' value in men u still huts
has llevrr been r'crlclled~—ns a matter- of
'luct, with the one, exception of Pann-
niu hills "1111.5 llcvcr been approached.
IWlly. 11 s impossible In (lr'tcl'llllllc.
A lillitr' pit-(bustle ii suit ..I' clothes
'lili‘ $23» luI ("rill llltiltiI u bcticl' one for
$10 or halt .I\|1(lllil‘i‘ iiilltll‘ makes it
‘suii (”'(II 2.. r~~- Illltl c.lil turn out it finer
(or $100. or u still better 0111‘ for more
money.
A 101 (I 'ch will sell lleckuenr (It Sl—~«
it better grade i‘ol- $1.50. Some other
establishment will have n (Iruvrrt ltll‘
$2.50w-n luer one for $5 111‘ “101‘“.
spenkl lg \vilil ull intelligent l'ciiliicr
01' """"‘1'""" on the subjeri (If the
'1
quality. 10 says tire costliest still but
made 00.1% $0, $7 or $8. unit will often
declare 111111 these are no better thrill
some other (It $11. Ask him l\'li_\'_ and
he l‘i‘lilylr‘. "They will not (your :11”
lifllllgt‘l
\\ .1: mi (11111 suit (it 350 better than
the (Inc (rt 1'... I— and Illeollc (but cost.
87.3 or $100 boiler [111111 that (It $00?
I l‘Iuilmrblrlily—~llut will they wear ully
(lrlllgrl. ’ 101' course not.
that c (It iii :11 1153:11 is assuredly
bcl‘tcr (bill 1119 one at $l—-but it will
not wear any longer. perhaps not so
ions. for t is so very line and delicate,
illui 11.111. v not be so durable.
A set 0 books costs $10:tlle lie luxe
edition '8'11'1'H'd .ltI $100~the latter is
ullquestlo'1r.‘lblv or greater intrinsic
w0‘,rtb ye.- it is no easier 110 read or 1111-
(‘ler stand the words it contains.
Some 1‘: plans artist s 010.110" is vul-
ued at $1 10.001I—‘will it wear any bet-
ter than the picture of some other :Ir'
list that mill»: for $5,000?
A null) builds (1 house for llult‘ :1
million (it (Ilium—will it last rrllIr longer
than (I sr'bslilllilully built [range (but
cost oulv .10 000?
A mail buys a fur coat for $1100~
does it k‘Op hlnl any Wurlner Illun
.r good in cost at $100; or does it
u (an long ’1“?
And )91 they in" to tell us that rr $0
01' $7 or $ derby hat is no better (.1qu
((119 at $3 because it will nor wear (my
longer. \ 'lry this basis 01' cornpuru
iivc wortl tor huts and for no other
.Iltlcle pl thread? I ‘
’i‘llerc .llc delblcs manufactured for
$6, $7 or 11‘ illut are better than those
made. for 3~~~~ilrey are better not. be-
cause they] rvcarIIlonger, but just be-
cause they are bellow—just the same
us 11 $100 s lit ls better than one. (it 3125.
u $5 elrlvn. better than one at $1. and
u half mill on (lollnr house better 11qu
one at $10 000.
Audittlrire should ever- be (r derby
produced a rd honestly priced at $10.11;
will be better than those at $6, $7 or
I'SSwheitcr in the sense 01' being nhs‘o-
lutely worth more money, not that it
wil wear 1 rigor.
(1 whel that $10 derby is judi-
0100st run keted there will be mnnv
men who ill buy it regularly and
(like pride n wearing lt~not (is still
ed. becaus it will wear- longer but
because 111‘" .osts hiore and the)" can
afford the luxury.
0‘1 coulsI‘ the. ni-rrllber 01' retailers
who could ‘ell $10 (lel'bies is limitcd~~
but the m jority 01 retailers today
could sell. it gller priced huts thurl they
currymnot o‘cuuse‘ they will wear loll-
gé'l'. bill be alli-le' Ifhey live better. 'A
luau never lnows What he can (in rrulil
he. tries—-— url retailers will nelcl‘
know wlilcl lcl they ouu sell beltor
huts llulil trey put ill some stock and
III: II.“ the u tempt.“
~~lllvt?s‘.. (czclnn. itch 01 suit i'llculu
:v is you (vrzy. Can't bet-ll the touch
()I' your (1(Illilng.I.l‘l0.'lll‘s ()iIIlIIrcIlt
curve the lllilsi (I‘llsilnllliI crises. Wily
stiller? All (lr'ilggitlls sell it. '
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