1» "in: in 11' 111115111th and Wnsbinslbli.‘
.il
‘11 5110110119 ,d‘i' 003 5111111111111. lite
_.‘ It :11 said‘ 10119100004 0.0M
1H10 villus of' ill .I'Id.Q901 ‘,6l50«: ‘ 199-
11,11 Ibis rent. 319016 tit 31.10.,6
pairs. 9Asonli§135 01919991115110 11131)?
11.11. 13.1111. " 1903's III-1‘5
:11? 1110999 999%; 33310 branch of
our, ‘ . bit .,
(205W toll‘pl Morbid” ol‘
'glhOh E1103! be Mid leather as
3p). 019:. 311‘ 111111 Shoe club the
saw: .Whoioilslers associ'u:
9199059958300 1111111111 Staten and this New
Short 1.999 Wholeiialers‘ asaoclu»
3351‘} 3333',” 203300301) re ortet
"in 1‘ more i {he '0de ch snl:
1 " course there Is 009112111 new it.
f‘uus 91591199191111 91,911 than} i-ntetestcd III
shoes, as they
cop well H.303“
1111a,
‘01)). the trade.
,but" o the 501199911) public it ought to
‘9'9nsidera ,
13"“ 1" best 161.111. customers are
I’Gront .Britaln,9Gel1'nailv; France and
9011
330110150 1 from New
T§0I is a point bald to
111.1 malty
I“?
al’prk
will“). $01111 to New York. My
(‘91 0111111911; is that three lonrfth's
tlro'punrbertot boots and
$013033) this cou99nt1y are
..1, 111%..
. 0.655 per rcent, 0! the.
h5Ԥ Itijadc in the United
3,111.1 1.111.111 in New Eng-
nearly ‘onoglal! of the
'0 oi ,the country
‘ 091' 903' to. the last census
£00939“. 990v mot boots and shoes
who U 'llc'd State‘s, or
999999 ‘f Massachusetts 11110 $114,000-
' ‘ "Since 111.11 census was taken ‘tha
.businpsp 0,1199 1100,11 519999111111; all over the
“Né'w ntlaad's percent-
11: 0:: t 0 chili-c proddet or the coun-
‘ ‘- tr'y has not fallen 9090’: on the contrary
a
' , 3333' 53.1..
it has“ increased."
:"Tha phocs moat ‘cxnoltcd are those
vhich' Qi dinnrlly sell at from 83.1.0 to
3"! our poll, ”what you Illlgllt call the
popular, pxlccd' shoe l'Ul man and
‘wonten. 1 There is no better shoe made.
in the 9'I9701'ld I‘iII price, quality, slylc
and iii.
.~_ ‘FWe‘ °ahoild III- exporting more
' 11110089 than We am, but in reality we
, have beoli’r‘ortunuto to do as well as
we have while the ptepont 15 pm cont.
0199139 90.113093 cults s, 'L'l‘hat only has
. do trt'I‘IIicn'doI‘l99 IiiI'ndlcap to out"
business. t'br it is hard for us to com:
help with the free raw materials the
lorelgncrs use and the cheaper la‘bot
:1 they employ Thole Is no other place
in they world where the. wageearncr
.iu the folioo thotoI-y gets anything like
9 Lite money ior his work that he does
ere. ,
"pt cools; oaI toicign
shoes has 11...... fairly well. but it
1.110111113111111- grown mil more. lion.
$1,011 you 11:110th 10,711: oIIgh whim a
prolgn ‘Iur'Io'lIani‘; can come Into South
: street and bus sole, loathe. from one
kind one- halt to 1111’. cents per pound
dbbit'pc‘r" thii‘n‘ 'cttiu' thet‘bhoc manufar
tutor. ro'm :Brockton. Hoverhill :lIynn
trade in
:. ’ , and' 0 but one... beret. You see, the
11.151.11.111 littlest “landed hiarc and 'lhcn'
sold to be manufactured abroad. or..-
allowed this ’drawbltellf ‘as' we. call it.
. "This gives,” the lorclgn‘ buyer the
advantage "of 11.519 five to ten cents per
9 » 1 pair ,0: shoes. Scéordlng to the weight
0; Rio, 1.1.11.1... In wpmen's shoes it.
would a'I'aniul to II':bou'l flvc cents in
usiness menu to about seven and
one-hair, o) clrhl cents, and in the
Heavy shoes' oi" the, Iaboi'rr'to‘ Iron.
thn to I? cents per pair. Thus this
ditty parks out really against those
least .ouislihe‘d to bear it.
:.,.’,"”Debplle‘ All these facts and stain
b'ilnz hiccup. it is, true that our; ex
ports livid been 1.151.111,» and Smell
mowing! mi" we are making a sIIporIm
article of footwear and the people oi
other nations realize it. What i”
want, is the removal oi this duty on
‘hltips', so thpl We can make this 011
port trade' tar target than it is or it,
1111er to beco'nib‘ until the div is ‘ro9
Inoved..'. ‘
.‘ W 91
v 11111.; ManNEV‘s axesmence.
stat MI McRanev, 1215111191.. . its.“
1 Iridtes'r‘ "1' who confined to my be to:
three months,- ‘1‘va kidney and bladder
1.1111111111111111 v.11 tréated by two phy-‘sic‘
inns 'bllt tailed9 to get relief. N0 human
top as can tip lithow rendered. and .I
dg given up e or ever‘ getting well
1.11111 1-- 111.1111. king Foley: Kidney
33333."
.
1‘s ring wornqn, what Fo-
new person had teal dt any.
5‘ $300011 did for 'nre‘." R9.
' )9 H
,. 81,500. 23. e—Rtih't
1339' 1.13.13 1111.11 at,
_‘,,us the re-
Tfilpg' at the
bol9’.9WllD
In at
lewd 33113
49131111210111:
thhlt‘ a‘hls‘Lll ister war'
9 1.111111. The
9999., 1111' are 1'90th .115 11111011 in
t" : .
I. not give you :‘
Neit- Ens—
1:9 ditpbrt‘ through
0 hbcupna and naturally ,9
99 to 0 right here in Massachu "
flatter-Awning two flbottlos It.
ruler,- 1 1"
ll
11
it
two real and colnlorl with a
J
' ---ii: the moli'clcss dcvic9c that do
opuslc 0113'11'iloan'losnas a |.amp
4 quirk-“gives intense heat [or 9
in nickel and' upon—"every healer
W—
c1.,.,1.9
Th‘WLamp9
l‘
lllrou ug9li9oul,99 nickel plated. E9Just i
was ill and siead y.
Healer and Rayo Lamp. write on
lot descriptive circular.
'
D: GUILDIN§:99 N9 CONNECTI-
Thoro, Are Now ,1_? £91“th Already In
Existence or Provided for ‘by
, Act of Gangrene.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.—~’l‘hc
port of the: supervising architect of tho
treasury has just been issued, and
shows the amount or work done us, the
department during the past fiscal 10,111.
Tile report shows' that there are in
Connecticut 17 public buildings either
nir'ouil) in existence or pr'ovldod for b\'
not of congress. This is n Inigo in
crease lmthc Inst tivc ,vcals, and it is
estimated that practically all the
large. towns Inc now providcd with tho
necessary public buildings.-
No walk has as yet been 110110 on tho
N‘-
Aasonlu building, and oven the slit. 5
has not been soloctcd. Countess l‘lSl.
susslbn uutllolizcd the appropriation
0! $90 000 tortilla building, and the
sum of $3.1000 was Inadc illilllillllt‘
This will be used for the site
is in the same condition as Ansoniu,
and Ito site has as vct been selected.
but, ncgotintlons me now under way.
Congress authorized $90, 000 for
building also. and $30, 000 is set aside.
for the site.
The building at Danbuy is also at a
standstill until a site is selected. The
sum of $20, 001) is plovided for this and
the. entire building In to,t'oat. $115,000.:
No site has been selected at Green-
w,lch although the sum' of $21.75 has
been expanded out of the $20, 000 pro
vided for the site. No appoprlatlon
has'bccn modeled the building;
More work has been done dining the
your on the Meriden structure than on
any one‘ in the state and it is expected
that the building will be finished bv
February 1. It has thus far cost $124 -
9.65 67 The total appropriation was
3140. 000.
Naugatuclf scoured money enough
for the site last session $15 000, but no
seiccuon has been made as yet It is
said no site can be secured for this
amount. ‘1 :
: Considerable work was done during
the your on the New Britain post, or-
flce. 'Up to ditto $132 564. 98 has been
expended or contracted tor The to-
inl appropriation was $140, 000 The
,slte cost $30. 654. .98 It is estimated that.
the building can be" finished in another
year. New Haven secured: $50 000 for
alterations at, the last session or con
"gross. but no work has been done, and
no contract entered Into for this work
The same ls true of the addition to the
w ‘ ‘lpndtm building. lor' which
he sum or $1910. 000 was it'dth'orlzcd last
'veat.
Wallingi‘ord 'I'ocel‘ved last session
115, 000 for It site. but mule, [Iris us let
been secured. The building and 5““
tie to cost about $30 000. No‘ selection
of a site has been made at yét at Wil
lim'antlc, although the dew ,bulldlng
was authorized in 1906, to cost: $50.1
000; This was increased to $75 000 last
session.
As soon as the sites authorized are
selected there will be considerable ac-
iiyily in building new post offices in
Connecticut but absolutely no wmk
can be done until the site is selected
and accepted by the governménL
GUILTY OF COUNTEHFEITING.
'Psssing counterfeit. money is no
worse pluin substituting some un-
known worthless remedy tor Foley’s
Honey and Tar, the great cough and
cold remedy that cares Ithe mpilt ob
stlnnte coughs and heats the lungs9.9
R. H. PlaiSt'ed "
, WATERRUR9Y999 GIRL DIES OF
B S. ‘ '
WATERBURY, D0. 23. --Ma.llde
Hitchcock. three, daughter 0'! ,Mr. and
Mrs. Frank C Hitchcock of 54 High
street, died early this morning from
burns received Monday 191.111.1113..
childs nephew Alfred 30,809“... s'iit.
'liad started a tire. on the Ici'téhén, door.
:',9-II
1.11mi the 'dress of the little“ girl he-
came ignited In a few seconds the
child was enveloped in flames add, al-
though Mrs. Hitchcock Igr'abbed hen
daughter and wrapped hen in II: blan-
list, the little child received terrible
burns about the lace and body.
Scratch!» Scratch!
“'9', skin 9.1390911
itch!
witch! Itch! —— Scratch!
The more ,yo9u
,mivplsgc the itch. Try Dottn’ a
'lt. cures piles. eczemu'. any
095. All druggists sell It.
‘\
‘I
Ior'at lt,.9t
'iillt
W...:..... 1
\
, To Heat
-:-—- c
Dani s‘il' In the cold” touch
cl II ruslcltwa sieédy'l
Brass ’lo'nl holds
Is lllc best all-
. MUM!”
latest improved ccnlnl drali humor. adcl 0
Every lIImIp warranted
ll your dealer doesn't carry the or
ill Islol‘ 3.
this.
01110011113610 .
low 'ol
enial warmth and In the cor- 1'
er ihais bind to heal you” “ ,. 9
9 .
1,»;L 1,1,,.,$,11
'
o
”if.
151-1151 Illa: 13.1.11... 300M)
u'ri9 wits) you" need 11 help out In
ld'fin up or between seasons.
No sure was smellb-no bother
131) it As casyio
hours. Finished
warranted.
made.
will)
brass
909 light to, read
oundl 1919119919
lcclion 'Oil
I 1.11.1.1 upcncy
'llllllilil lillllfll
Will Bl BRIEF
Covcmor-elcci Lillcy s Counsel in Al-
iack lls Jurisdiciion
'l'he neuron to be adopted by tho Ile-
I‘cnsv III tho clntrccs 9IIroIIghl. bl'
Llctn'uo l.. Fox against (ltli‘lll'lmF“lt'fi‘l.
'I'ler.)ri:t.- 1.. i.il|I','I‘ has been finally do:
tidal upon by counsel. The constitu-
tioIIuIIII‘ III‘ the corrupt practices ‘.li‘i
will no :lllili'lii‘tl ill the 11111in or the
IJI'IMIaglllI'I‘i litt'ot'o tho (‘lt‘illflil IIIIII'l.
'll'lllC‘ll (lilt'lifi lll'Xl Salllltllt) llllil it is
problctnnticnl it not dIIIIhti'I,” il \II.
Film; thank-s of violation (ll the act
1.1111 we) no aired in that 0| ltll\', olhru
I‘.tIllI‘l
it can also in» stand that this I.‘ oulsu
i'Illl) IocI iiwd the Iciitclant coast-III of
.\iI‘.l,ilI1',I ulm was anxious.- to 11110
.III'. ltnv on the merits of his album
tions in which position Col. i It. l ll-
: man his ptniilcul 'Igoni concluiotl
lint 'thc lawlcrs, Senator Stiles Judson
“and Judge] Lucien F. Iiur,pee had tholi
way
3 Counsellor the defense contcntlcd
that fighting a (use on its merits. un-
der all not which they bellow to be ll
'Icar treading on the fundamental
law of the stale. and until) Would be
probably so construed at some time in
the future. would ho worse than useloss
III the recent case it was only “hell
it was put up to Mr. Lille). point: blank
that it would become his dutv as gov-
c) nor to son that the constitution of
the state was compiled with. that be
consumed to :ille course .laid down.
, The proceedings Ilext Satmday will
therefore, be necessarily of short dur-
atlon. AS the very Olllh‘t‘l‘ l.llle,\" s
countiel will lilo .1 brim with the
court which is already pl'opnrcri )9
citing the portions of tho constitution
which are, alleged to IIt‘ in (“83.5198-
ment with the corrupt practices act
and asking that the case be dismissed
on that. ground. Should the court. do-
cide that It has jurisdiction, then In)-
, other legal paper is In readinese for
an appeal to the suporior‘t'ourt of 01'-
rors. _
It will take considerable time for
the supreme court to .declde upon
that point. so that Mr. Lillcy may
have served out. his dull term as
governor before the final dlsposl
1,101) or Mr. Fox's charges. .
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
State Association Will Present Bill In
the Legislature—Tum Bridgctport
Men on Executive Committee
NEW HAVEN. Dec 24 .~—At the an
nual meeting of the Civil Service Re
i'orm association held here Tuesday
night, it was announced that; a bill had
been drafted to be Introduced In tho
ctnnlng legislature providing for a
state civil service law.
Officers were elected as follows:
President, H.,W. Farnam, New Haven;
vice presidents, J. P. Elton. Water-
buIy; W, G. Summer. New Haven; W.
F. Heuney. Hartford; J H. Perry,
Falrfleld; treasurer. B. R English
New Haven; scoretury C. G. Morris.
New Haven; executive committee W.
Aiken, Norwich: _J. K Blake, New Hun
ven; A H. Ballard, Bridgeport;
Charles Hopklnh Clark W. ‘H. Corbin.
Hartford; G. A. Dri‘ggs, A R. Kim
ball Waterbury: H. 05- Day,‘ F. J.
Kingsbury, N. G. Osborn, M. S. Par-
dee, New Haven; 11.. ,1) Tall, Witter-
elown; A. M. M03092“ Bridgeport: H. A
'I‘e'j'rell‘. Norwlc'li', G. S.“ Palmer, New
loiidon' Governor R. 8,, Woodrufi
The treasurers '00er showed a bal-
node of $1155 in the 'troasury.
~M...
may deevlop' into pneumonia. over night.
are quickly cured ,by Foley’s Honey
and Tar. as it soothes inflamed mem-
branes, heals the lungs and expels tho
v'ol9d lrom the system. R. H. Plals-
N , .
‘.....
1 l 1 l3“ the Other Persons Exécniéd ,al
I
i
I
Slate
,9 M
It is an; interesting ‘i’uct 111m. of
.'IIIe 111:1,rhto‘m murderers who have:
lloarse coughs and stuffy colds that ‘
Welliersliel'l Wél‘e'B'ohl " 01.1
‘111'1 1.'Il cyecnttd at Wetliersflold under
the law III’ 1311;), which provided that
1hr Ilcalb pcnuity shall bo inflicted at
Ill): state prison Instead of at the
jail I): the i‘UllIlly In which the crime
was i:i'}llllllll.t.e(l only one was II. mItlvc
ol‘ (.‘tmneciicnl. Hl.‘ was Henry G.
Bailey, of Middletown. who was,
llungcd April Ill. 1907. Five of tho
elghwcu slnyers were natives of tilt.
United States. Apart I‘I'om Hailey the
Igntlvcborn victims of the hanging
llppmatus were Charles A Boluay
born in Massachusetts and executed
April it, 1898'. Benjamin B Willis
bow in New York city and executed
DcceIIIIIor‘IO.189il; ,ChaIlcsli.CIoss,
born in New York and executed July
20. 1900. and Joseph Watson. the
South Carolina negro, who killed
Henry Osboln in Har'tlord and who
was hanged November )7. 1901.
Nutilcs oi‘ owl lialliatiozcn for-
high countllcs halo been subjects lot
the black cap and noose at Wcthciws
field. John Cumin, the first man
over hanged at Wcthcrsiluld, who was
executed:IIIIceInbcl' 18, I894, was born
ill \Vaicti. Germany iignves twice in
the list. Kaspar llartlcin, who was
hanged December 3, 1896, and Frcd
Max Brm'khnus, who was narrated
[September ii. i899. werc both born
IIIIIlI-r Killsrr William's flag.‘ ’l‘lIonIaL
1".ilipplt', uhu :Ittpptd on 9lllt‘ rival!)
plplu In! H liiii'i. nos .1 nulllc 0i
Scotland. 'I‘llIII1IiIlIIInI halo goth:
Li; lilo llIIlIuinu Illtlt'bluc. (‘.IIiucpp'
r‘IIIln. who was itxlfi’dllt'tl lJcI-Hnlwr :i,
lbiIT. and his I)lll‘lll("|' In the:- turnout,
Nltgoilcmo lutpusino. who was hanged
,lust 1.. fortnight latvr, and Lorenzo
Rossl.,wllo was l‘Xl‘VillL‘ll March )9.
Mind. were all born III Italy. The
I‘Ili‘lll rurtii‘lvulca 01' lllrmt “idyllic (um:
Ilslnm‘d murderers lll'l‘ recorded in
I'o_l-.IIIIl1-~~GI‘I‘shIIII Marx, executed May
I'd. I905: Alexander l‘lt'l‘llliili, executed
Jilly lb. 111117, and John Wasin‘dusky,
Imprint-II July I, 111113. From Russia
propel ('lllllt‘ Ephraim Sllcrouk (In
Sili‘1i'ric,l,‘u‘lio watt llangml .iatIIIIIly ‘.1,
19111:. 'i‘u'o Austrians 1P1Iui Misilt. 1‘11
cculmi li‘cbrnur)‘ II. 1904 and John
7.011. haIIeI-Il iioccinbcr L'I. IiItIR-1—ilgttrc
in the total.
Distribution by counties.
The distribution 11." \'III.‘ 1'x1.111ll:.11'1
nutrdcml‘s by t'IIIIIIiit-s is lllll"l't"Hilll_I.’,.
(If the ‘I-llllitt't'n. N'Yiil value from
Fairlit'ld cmullgt‘. Six sIII'I‘I,1s.~;l\'t- I‘it-I
tints of tho hanging InathlIII: wow;
suntcntt'd from that I'IuInIy, Hart
i'In'Ii follow: next, with :1 total 11!
his New llnpon null 'l‘ulland l‘tillll'
tics car'h flgiIi‘I‘ lil‘lCi,‘ in tho llsi. whilo
Nt‘u‘ London and {11111111011111 «pumice:
int-II I'onllliiuit' one Hillllt"(‘[ for thy
Llllilll penalty.
1 Itc'hlltid and Windham (Olllllli‘ti d1
not appvnr in tho 11501101111101. tlII'
llSl mun \\l I") was varutod IIIIIicI‘ IIII'
old tounlv Malaria was hanged III'tIII'
l.ll(hil1'ld jail.
Distribution by Months.
Strictly Fancy Eggs at
If your grocer can '1 supply
Good Eggs
. for a ,
Good Breakfast
If you have to try a second time to'
get a good egg for breakfast your appetite is
gone. Must be good the first time or you’ll
have nOne at all. ,
Why take chances ‘on your first meal. Enjoy '
it—«buy guaranteed eggs—cflg's that are sure to
be good They come a dozen in a sealed box.
See that the Seal is unbroken.
Blue Ribbon
DILLON 6 DOUGLASS.
New Haven 0113 Hartford.
Springfield. Mass. Providence. R. l.
\
a reasonable price.
S
932011, write 11:
Conn.
‘1-
..y
LEGISLATURE’SACT INVALID.
Which Authorized Investment :
Hartford Life's $1,000,000
Safety Fund. 9
Judge llnlplt'Wllct'itt-I', of tho super-
Ior i‘l)lll'l,,'tillllllg in New Huron, 0ch
a (incision in lllt‘ critic of Dresser 1's.
llll' Hartford Life. Insurance (.‘:o., at al,
which is of Importance to the holdors
oi
oi ccrtiilcatcs or Insurance in that
company. The natty i‘und. amounting
to lilwltnmtlo. plodgcd t‘III' lite-‘sccurlly
01‘ the certificate holders, was placed
.llI llll" hands 01' tlw St‘i'lli'lly (.‘olnpany
of Hartford. under an llgl‘tlvllll‘illl ll)
which tips-1‘ wore to invest ,thc sumo
in l'IIlicii Stairs bonds. liui. In incl,
1|on did not been that agrccnicnl, but
lm‘rstcd it) other sconritivs, as a r.
suit or which tho plaintiff's claim thorn
was ll large loss in the fund.
’l‘hI' SN‘III'ity ()ontpany claimed to
justify lhcmsclvos in making this
clmngc Illlill‘l' 11 private art of tin' lop.-
it‘slutnl'c pnss‘i'd April i, 1589, \vllii‘h M
111121st authorize-Ii them to do so
thruuv‘h .In :llllt'lltlillt‘lli 05‘ till: char
'lll‘. ’i‘hc pluintlil's. through Attorneys
.IIIIIII ii. Beach and 'l‘let‘Iztl ll, lid.»
spll, lll'llllll‘i‘t'tl to this dci‘oln‘so, III) illc
ground lllai the not \vasum'onslitn-
tionai. living contrary to the constitu-
tion oi the llnitt'd Stains anal the con-
s‘liIutloII (Il' lllII lilillt' of Connecticut.
..II Iigo \'l' ilcolcr sustuiuml this Iicmur:
r1-1‘1 It'strrdul‘. thus deciding. that tho
.Ici lll tho: (‘UlllK't'llt'lll' legislature was
IlliconsiltIttinnnl. Judge \\'llt‘l‘li.‘i" also
granted tlII' motion for disclosure li'lt'tl
urznlnst the Hartford Lifc insurance
COIlipfile. compelling them in answer
II large number of questions.
t‘uucs such as this, when- 1. 1.1.1.1.-
Sacrifice
ale
XMAS lflflflS
l01IS.BAM~i~S ‘11
Como and take advahflage of the
sacrifice
l. A. Milli
Cor. Wall and High Stteéts,
Norwalk, Conn.
ifiifii
$5-COAL-$5
The No. 2 Nut,(Pea) Coal we
have now on-hand is of largcsize
and uncommonly good quality.
in fact the Ferris kind; To’ those
who can use Coal of this size we
recommend this lot as much on-
perior to the usual kinds.
$5 per ton in your cellar.
TheFerrisCoalCo
149 Washington St.
W. .-N. _-_ H...
.-- -...-..._.. mw_..‘.‘.s_:.‘.:
wwwwwg
.. «‘..... M
”a, .‘.--.u-«flhwvw
we use HEADQUARTERS
son
Victor
court decides all not of tho Ionislatnrc
halo thus to) been immune although
be hanged Ilt‘xl .\Inr.clI
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The rollowil'n, wow issued llcccnl‘IIII'
'.‘2, 1908: I. let lllllll'sllt‘ll l‘roin union of
A. M. Wooster. solicitor ol patents
Bridgeport, Conn.
.I. J CoIIw.I,\, Bridgeport. tension
device: (or slIIIIrs
S. 8. Cutting lirldgcpol'.) I)llt“-‘-(‘Illl('l
stop-motion fin pllctntlc looms
l". :M. Nflul. Bridgeport, pneumatic-
th'thpiIIgglng thimhlo.
C. E. Van Auken, Bridgeport.
lion-clutch.
'l“, 1’. Taylor.
l‘orm, design.
Wm. M AIIIIIIcIMIIInI)
fric-
Bridgepm‘t. neck-ruff
New Haven,
sewing machine.
3 hcAB'fifivnn'“: ““95”,“ng M. Glleli Hartford, electric switch.
“n” C P and F. E. Howard, Hartford.
8'3":;m l bIIEggage rack. 1 .
' M. Merrolv, Hartford, 8 patents:
Qll‘llllnllllg-Cllllt‘l‘ for sewing, machines.
ii. B. Arnold. New Britain, bedstead.
R. S. Brown,
tI'Itt'Bk.
,,'~1 E. Crundull, New Britain, plate
and web toil garment clasps.
E. Hill. Nor,w'alk knob attachment.
J P Keenan, Watcrhnrv score
board.\
.A C “fright. Norwich. cylinder lock
for breath?“-
G. H.150“)
r0115 brusfies‘ and similar toilet
tlcles, design:
'I Fade-Mark.
Dalmatia Ct... Bridgeport.
purifier;
Peiklns Electris1S'WltCh Ml’t; 00-:
Bridgeport, electrical switches.
HOTEL AR RIVALS.
Mahackemo~—E. H. ‘.ILvnes F. 1..
Howard and wisp E. Thompson, Ros
ton; L. M. Green and wile, G. C. Hall.
Dr. S. D. Bunch: M blen.\helm, New
York; 'P. C Vaut and wife, Lancaster.
Pin; W H. Glenl)lll,..s G.wnstein,
Bridgeport: F 8‘. Bel’tl‘llnghoff 1. Stam-
ford; H A. Mathewson. R B. H.
LeCt'nI t, city; (‘.. L Rooms“ Ridge:
:fteldr harl‘esF; Hyla'tid South Sal 3M:
1.7089011111051111. New mania; J9. 011111.:
,J Seihert BrookEn.
New Britain. wheeled
Shelton back to) mir-
ar-
blood
Clifforme. J. Goeu'och. Flank Finch,I
New York: H '.R Capen. Hartford;
,Ben 'I‘iI'nkins. F B. anon, Noroton;
F. Henry modes. Mrs. Eados. William
V. Elliott New Bedford; E. N Ren-
straw. W. L. Splcer, New Haven; 1111915519
H. Whipple, Ml.‘ and Mrs. Whipple.
Putting it on too we... always keep
a secret.
Springfield, Musiig" F W. Gulon, NouI‘
Haven ‘9
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condolnilml murderers wort: shuntcd m0” ”"tmpul‘ “mm” “11 ”""' 'm“
min eternity that month l'll'.‘ Sitii‘. ‘ls ”mm” "‘9 i"““"““““l 10 “"0 M" ”It?!“
second'wit' a total M‘ 111...? MIN“ 1 In in- .. in this slut. and a mun: mum in
Hill hilly II. v.3 't‘lli‘ll witnessed Ino‘ '\"“ “4w“ 9
musings at \'i'I-Ilwrsliold. JIIIII:<II',\‘., m .
9.“Pl)l‘lllil',\‘, FI‘ptIL'Illlnu' and Novontimrf 0A9] fifi;r‘f~9§umm
IIuI‘II ouch IIIIILI'liIuII'Ii IIIII1 to the} months 1.8 n 0“ ""5 W333 2.1
total. Signature j '
Illnlmch lune, August and 01 tub.) of )5 9 14m
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MINORITY REPRESENTATION.
.Windham County Pc'ople to Ask that
' Law Be Repealed.
l ch'clal
(It'tho Windham county
Ilopitscntnllvcs will go to Hartford
hearing petitions front their consti-
1tnrnts asking that the minority rep:
iroscntntlvos law be repealed at. once.
;Somo ot‘ the towns in 1le eastern
part of tho coui‘ltv‘ arc cvoiddutly
much interested in the measure. A
peculiar tiling about the matter is that
in‘ncnriy every instance it is Demo-
crats who 8'11 circulating the petition
in towns wicre their only hope of
holding any kind of an other is the Ini-
norill‘ law. 9
One prominent Democrat who has:
been at the from in half a tibzoti
campaigns said that the minority law
worked to keep the minority party
weak. and had It tendency to make it
grow weaker, owing; to the fact that
the, Choice of the regular Democrats
is often defeated in strong Republi-
can towns. by the dominant party so-
Ict'ting who shall win or lose, and
\‘lcoworsu In Democratic towns. It is
not a: Domocratlc-Republlcan law.
The victor should be the man who
gets tltc‘ most votes.‘
“Why. in one town in this county."
said this man. “a former Demooral I'o~.
ccived but 196 votes three years in
succession for selectmun The next.
vcar he turned Republican, was nom-
inated for the same oilice, .Ind receiv-
ed 511 votes. Had he become any bet
ter? Should he return to the party or
his first choice again tomorrow, he
would get his original 196 votes, in
spite ot‘ the fact. that he has been con-
sidered one of the best otflcluls the
town ever had.” 9
. The law in 1 its working is all
wrong, claim the petitioners. and
should be repealed.
Foley’s OrinnLaxative cures chronic
constipation and stimulates the liver.
Orlno regulates the bowels so they will
not naturally and you do not have to
take purgatlves continuously R. H.
Plaisted. ~ , "‘3'
- BIG INHERITANCE, TAX.
HARTFORD Dec 24 .—-—Tax Commie
sinner W. H. CoIlIlI'I received yesterday
31‘0“? the estate of Daniellwillis litmus.
late" at .New, York. ‘11 check for $4, 887-
47 th 9 amount of the lineal inheritance
1“ of mic-half of one per cent; on the
estate vnslatlng largely of stock in
Connectlc‘lll corporations valued at
b.
. I EdlSOIl
1 Talking
Machines
and Phono'grnph} and
Records
A llllt' line of Record Cabinets.
We also put the new Edison At-
tachment. for playing the new
ldlson Foul Minute Records, on
voIII old ninthtue.
F. E. Lockwood
& Company
39 WALL ST., NORWALK. CT.
1
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i.’
'TH E' HAT T'RAB'E.
Broadway, importers.
and straw huts, will,
corded ll)'l':"tl\\211(l W.
on Jan.
Bill.
liInI pain; of Hill it Caldwell
Broadway, Nov. '1. 1886. Prior to this
both Mr. Hill and Mr. Caldwell were
for four years partners in the house of
Goo. H. Clark & Co. AlexandeI Cald-
ncll's death in January of this you)
necessitates the continuance alone b)
Mr. Bill. MI. Caldwell and MI Bill
were: not will close friends. but they
were the makeup of (Inc or the most
progressive and successful firms that
ever started in the hat business in
New York city. ~Dully Trade Record. .
OAQWORI
3.... 11.. 9:111) ind iii Hue Always Bough
Signature
of
.REALESTATE TRANSFERS.
Margaret. Daly to Catherine Toner,
)8 acres. War.
Joseph Toner to Catherine Toner,
seven acres and buildings. War.
George W. Parker and wife to‘ B. A.
and John F. .Griiiln, lot, Washington
street bridge. , War.
Sanluel.,T._Carman toEva B. Folant,
building, lot, Osborn avenue. War.
closing-0.99 ‘
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CHICHESTER’S PILLS
MINA “GIN
Ink-r
PHI idee Ind liol
III) t' on},
lll'lfifli‘k'n‘ 11111331333333
l‘ll WhM-N‘l' noon
Ril
'l‘nlto no other M“
The firm of Caldwell & 00.588590
manufacturers
and: cmrunlssion dealers, in stilt". soil
1. suc-
who \Illl
continue 11111 business lll‘ltll-‘l‘ the old
'lho ilI III stnrtcd in business at. 550
When You
Have Exhaudted
9 Your Mind '
t with what in buy for n Xmas present,
call in and look at our line of
Knives, Shears, Razors,
carvers,
Sleds, Skates,
and various other useful gifts.
“The Famous GILLETTE
SAFETY RAZOR. "
CHAS. E. DOW
112 WASHINGTON s'rnecr.
'PHQN'I; 6,57. "
UM... ._..._.._._..._..
1847
Plumbing
' e
1908
and Steam
tiling.
HOT. WATER HEATING.
IglOT: AIR. HEATING.
STOVES'A‘ND RANGES.
SLATE. AND ‘.TIN ROOFING.
Gas and steam Fitting, Gap Fixtures.
Metal Ceiling, Etc.. 2
RICHMOND RAN9G9E987:
r11. Jones&Hotchktss
Company '
l7 WALL STREET. NOIWALK.
on m w. Ital/Mono.
Funeral Director
1....) Embalmor. ,
19 North Main 8L, South Norwnlk‘
Residence, ti Washington 88.‘
Telephone at hone. 693. .
Telephone at office. 388- 2.
Ti-lE New
uo'rEL VICTORIA
New. England Food Company to
Bridgeport; Trust, 00., trustees, land ONE MINUTE FROM DE'PGT.‘
and buildings, Winfield street. Fore- EUROPEAN PLAN
Our Rooms 0 Special Featuré.
and Electric Lights Throughput,‘
cry Room Heated. . :
RATES REASONABLE.
Fine Stocked Cafe in Connection..
A full line of Imported Ales, includ-
lng th- famous Base'. Burton's and
East: 11. Co.’ :1 Stout, always on draught.
Auhcuocr Bunch Been on Draught.
.680
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T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietary
Telephone 992. .
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