arcing? oidheff‘Siate Sit
adlfh rMiy‘i‘Tilae While
‘ Ha Wu“:in".0flice
' iiitili
Vi Bpi mils I
' Ground Taxation Monstrous
i
till
i
1
' It a.
drama
it time
h m."
be it
a2 correspondence lay
more, hit. replied:
‘3,“11 ‘ fine except for a cold that
more that
“girls/fill?
_ . m. '
Lb blah“
'as‘puhilc duties."
, .. ‘Hil‘ Reign Pleasant.
neonlip‘ning. Ilia ‘ewgovcrnor said:
. ','.‘,Tho administration of tho affairs of
.Ei . ‘ thefstate was In most instances pious-
..4 ant. There were some things connected
it is ncvcr
._ ratigfdotory to be obliged to do things
yolll
“trio‘nds and this the governor of a
.et‘a‘ts flndh “necessary to do often-
’ i have, been reluctantly com-
pelled to do this illl'rieif, but my duties
pa rn moan l. n have
and beyond the interests of individuals,
tilldlytrltd ‘iu perform my duties no-
ro'rdlnttiy. i ooking back now over or.
my act cl u=y ndlninistl'ution, I can Roll»
sfcic’ntipusly say that it' I had cvcry-
gain I would not vary
With .i.t.,-not so (agreeable.
ininpposltlon to the duties oi
times.
todhc state. were -
thing to do (‘thi‘ a
width from what [have done."
.' ,. On Lilley's Message.
. " Questi
ys
....i..
ll
hc.13ystem oi . Oyster
, er Governor Woodruft was
to d caterday as,decpiy immersed in
mercantile businessdn his pri-
9 co. when a reporter called upon
ap‘di he had never been the execu-
od of the state. 'A large pile of
' before
i his grouting was cordial and
abide 'ths'cai‘cs of business tor
the m moat; .1. is talk was Interesting.
...To,arbofll‘at'quesiiou as to how be
full: at'i’he'coining a private citizen once
uttérink from for a week or
Vomit passing, away.
ll’hvgreat load has been lifted
caldera and i am truly glad to
‘ in the Old business- harness.
Not. headline the duties or the govern-
dr’s‘oillce' were not congenial, for they
were, and I had a ‘buily’ time for the
past tvt'o years; but. the state is a
ltitlger business corporation tllan I shall
uowlmve to do with and i shall there-
‘ (are bars a relaxation from those oncr~
oncd‘ as‘lo his opinion of (lov-
rssant factor W
l ‘ n For". ..
, tfl‘he her. Arthur J. smith. DJ)... biw-
tor of the‘ Methodist Episcopal Church.
gllih Danbury. ,"l,11‘|l9iiili=€ti on Sunday
morning that the pronoun t r the weak
ofprpyer included a roller neetlug on
Thursday night. whicl would holed Ili'
a the pastor and the omciai board. The
“members of the omcial board got to-
gether after the Sunday morning scr-
vtics‘ and planned a surprise tor, the
pastor. ’ .
» Wiltsn the midweek prayer bloating
opened last night. the pastor expressed
his pleasure that so many of the oili-
cittl board were present, thorc being
, twenty-foul- ot' the twontyelgbt dilPlll~
born in attendance at the meeting. .\I
the close of the prnycr'nlecting llr.
Smith was still more greatly surpl'lscll
by 3. Ernest Downs, who, tii'tor n. slmrl
presentation speech‘ou behalf of him-
self: and the other members of tho oili-
clal bbard. handed I),r..8mith a sub»
stantini (stun in gold tuna token of 1qu
esteem in which he ip held by the exc-
cutlvo body‘“of the Methodist (llnn-cb.
Though taken wholly, by nrprisu thc
pastor replied to the spacer of prescn
mtion in his characteristic "way, his rc-
mnrks. though brief, being in a most
happy vain. He said that never Itc-
fOi‘e had he been quite so entirely sur-
pr sad as upon this occasion. as he ball
received no inkling whatever that the
official board was planning nythlng of
moment in his behalf. lie tiunkcd tbc
members or the. board most bcnrtily
and assured ‘themiithat. he would cu-
lleltvor to show durlng'the coming your
the appreciation he could not voices»
Diillblll‘)’ NeWs_
cAs-n
I) :1 IA...
sum or. Zita but in "antiwar? Bough
tinctur-
a!
ASIjLAND MARATHON RACE.
ASHLAND. Mass. Jan, n.~—0l' thc
upwards of four score of long distant .-
runners. including utblctcs or prom.
nenco throughout New England and
Ncw York, a large majority bud quur
tered themselves at the lltlic Ashlulul
House today. in waiting for tho start
it? the Marathon road race. which had
lth a
n
I
mfferers. While the cast wind which
Iluttcrcd their light running pants who
not of such a. high velocity as that or
raise considerable llnpcdiun-nt against
fast. ‘time. in the shape ol‘ clouds of
lust. Another factor averse to 11pr in
l. (prick negotiation of thc coursi- oi“ L‘ti
.niles and 885 ards, was the cold
weather. the thermometer rcptstcriur
below the freezing point. The coursc
of the race was the some. as that
used in the annual Boston Athlctir .\.‘~-
iOCiiitiOIl crcnt on April-9. save that
instead of finishing at the association's
club house. the runners wondcd their
wu to the National ia‘nguo bascball
tour times.
A RELiGiOUS Awash—vs STATE.
MENT
‘ernor iaillcy’s»inaugural measllgc. the r
. cit-governor said : .
“”Et’t‘il'fy ,reconinlcndalion in it. cver)’
\.
it is a splendid document
every citizen .lu the state should
’ it goes without saying that
early sympathy with itlmt por
on which deals with the public utili-
cs commission. seeing that it was un-
der my ownadministration and on my
trootnmcnda‘lion‘tho idea was given to
And i may say here that i hear.
“i." RPIJR‘CVU the. report of the conuntfi-
stun appointed by the late general its"
sembly and the bill it remmémnds Cl‘t”
attn‘gh p‘orluanent commission In cvcry
i ‘ttlre. i hope the pmsent general as-
iiue a d'ovory sentence has my ilcnrt
val.
'3
i
"Tread "i
‘ {Tom in; h
ii
start.
at it),
it ls'odct-ed'to it.
gin pl inlcd form.
such questions."
ning Oysters." ' '
mbly on oyster groun'
,oodruir became deep]
on regardinguthég taxi
rounds we 'brought t
,_ on only conf ni‘ivoly rt
{ltd lrvl'ondcr exceedingly hm
9 been pol-milled to exist: 8
arc simply monstrou:
ur oyster growers are anion
'ieu ot the state and‘thei
‘ in part due to the that till"
not hcen paying adequate t
’b
4
Connecticut. ha
" oi oyster grounds withb
and from thisvpst-aren th:
‘ s the magnificent year no
I'.$09tl.ll. Our neighbor-in
ode island, has only‘i5,00"
tcr mounds and this stat:
‘ 3101.105 a year therefore
LConncl-ticut has given Del
to oyster proprietors a
. Rhodi- island only give
‘om sorta $10 in
_ Island as a bust:
filial! We should be. receivin“
e 0* $450,000 instead 0
oss. from ‘whichi‘tht
’ vsh'cil tish commissi0I'-~
be; dctluctod.‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
syn, em ol‘ oyster 3:35pm”.
Wd.‘ said the tax-gov,
rsayinc that's bil
conditions would bi
. encrul nssembll
(tea was that i
a special conimii'
.dppolntcd by tht
. uld con
to; commissioner
e 0 her man of nbili
He would noppatlthc Dl‘opnsltim
» any of the. counter lcgisiutlv.
mittens. Slick. , ,. reformed h!
putrid. might end' pigeon-bulb]
“t'iliJIL'dllutterL “ ‘ ‘
will puss the measure. substan-
,: “borernor Lillcy's rccommemintlon
of st'euocrnphlc report or the daily
‘ lugs or tizc house'and senate is mer-
' us. "l‘itcre are some things of a
0 character which might be clim-
trolu the daily-record. but the
_ public would be benefited if
lilt‘ll‘ rcprcscnt‘ailms on all
cl‘ inmtu'tancc were laid In»
Then the
is could judge witnibcr they
' represented in their atti-
ot‘ hislast. message to
: Within a. week.
For several years i wop niillctod with
kidney troublc and lust winter 1 was
suddmllystricken with a severe pain
in my kidneys and was confined to bed
cight days unable to get. up without.
assistance. My urine contained a thick
while sediment‘nnd 1 passed snmc i’rc-
qncntly day und'nlgbt. iconlincnccd
taking ii‘olcy's‘ Kidney Remedy. and
title pain gradually abated and finally
twisted and my urine became normal.
i cheerfully recommend .b‘oloy's Kid,
ney Remedy. R. ii. I‘laistotl. “
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford-J. ll. W. Seticrt. :Jflx Co
hen. M. Tiger. Jr... 1". E. Hatch, New
York; A. R. Bliss. Lowell. Mass; F.
iii. Mills. Port Chester. New York;
Thomas- Bcards, Holyoke. Massachu-
setts: isnac Bragaw, Hartford: G. W.
Vincent, Nashua, New Hampshire.
Mshackemo~dames .L Farell and
wife, Reading. Pa.;. Charles Bottle and
wife, H. L. Grout, h Salmon. T. A
lllndhnin. G. G. Sullys. C. ll. Pope, Ne“
York: H. Kent. L. A. Libby, S. .l. S
Rogers. Hartford; .l. V. Finn, Brock
ton. Mass: Mine. Laisne, Rev. Charles,
S. Macfarlsnrl. Rev. H. B. Carpenter
South Not-walk: Rev. George D. 19g.
burl, John J, Walt-lb, Norwnlk: L. R.
liurlbutt, Wilton; Georgo l4. Rockwell
Jtidgedeld: H. T. Sanborn. Theodore F.
Tbayer, Boston; Whitman S. Mead
'lreenwich'; .lobn Brnphy. Ritlgetleld;
lbneon Pence, h‘airfilcld: S. Green
tein. Bridgeport: W. R. Ford. Water
‘ nary: M. H. Dewsnap. Topstone.
TRUST COMPANY GETS RAILROAr
ATLANTA, [(a.. Jan. 9.—-—Upon pcti
ion of the receivers of the Allpntu
‘ltrnlingllaln and Atlantic Railroad
:udge Newman. or the. United Slate;
'iourt,»issued an order yesterday di
acting that the ‘capital stock of the
icorgia Terminal Conuiany. amount
tag to $1.500.090,*and the capital stool
of the Alabama Terminal Company
Birmingham. amounting to $3.000.00(
be turned over' to the Old Colony .Trusl
Company, Boston.‘ Mass. trustees
These >subhidiary companies own the
terminals of the Atlanta. Birmingham
and Atlantic at Atlanta and Birming
Jam, respectively. .
8' .
STANDARD 0iL,CASE.
CHICAGO. Jan. Sir—After receiving
unofficial information that Judge A. B.
Anderson, of Indianapolis, had con-
tented to hear the re-trlal of the Stan-
.iard Oil case. District Attorney Sims
has made active preparations In the
use, which is ex; ectcdtoicommence
j ,‘ vidence already, tak-
1u in the disolution suit to blow York,
I’ii i‘s‘admitted‘in thisre-trial will ob-
:iate the necessity unwilling as wit-
tesses John; uficclrtlfsller .0 any 0.!
:lle omclala'of the company ~. ho gave
:vldencéalong that line before. .1 t
.. f, 2.8.5 T.L§§HIPS,SA|L.
PORT SA, , Jon. tin-The vesaols of
be American battleship fleet still» in
tort. agerbelng coated as fast as poa~
note and 'p‘s soon‘hs their full supplies
the on board. they are being despntchcd
'0 the v ions Mediterranean ports em-
i.
was! ““th‘s'new ith arr“ The Ne—
irask Jet'fi here toda or it arseilies
and t O to for. Graece.’ The'Rbode
stand left beige today for Marseilles;
...—..-”...‘u..-
r . -,.
' liven n vilsc mun can't. tell when a g
teen arrangcd as an old to the Italian .
ycstcrdt‘ly. it sumccd ncvcrlhchvss to.
grounds, whcr‘e the circled Iiu- l'bidi
ed
The state
priCe per a
buy the ground.
took thosc ri
state. then lll'IHllitl
grounds, first a:
your on their
changed is to i
Mvaluation.
higher rat
quitablc.
taxation chain it
of crcry kind
and by nicbt.
hid trespass
lore. oysters
dcprt‘dnlions
‘ i,.’lx'i‘.'ilill on th- ..
Henry C. R"
World
i-I.\‘i.'ovn l'llili'
lit‘t'lillil oysll'
ilils “runs. d lb
stall» thorough
son‘u- it‘illsilllH
; ill i'IIitSl‘tillt llll
lions
Pi‘iit‘ i'lllilil‘”
(ill’hliii'li [(l in
with him ml
and It is ‘I‘ll"
will, l‘lllt“’i““‘
“.11, ,H filly ‘
illit:
Sinulldilu u;
I
l
i
iltlglll‘l, lit I.” t'
pl'cnltlmn ,I 2hr t'ohlurticut Oyster
(ll-ow: i‘ \ "Mi““v u”ii Who is said
It) (1“,, ‘4. \llii .lt‘l‘tli‘t ttl' mph”. iilllti iii
Lulu: lullltlti stunt. “Hill: by fur the
illl‘lit'd Hi I" “"3”“41 “wot-r In tho
stoic. butt W» "‘ “”5
“till ~ L In (‘ouh- l-licm utter
1. film. dictum i it‘ill‘ll ol' :1 brisk dis-
t‘liHrdtlll «u' it" "““"i“” “'lly (Tonllcc.
limit or" ”d '1‘” ““i ilai' ”it?
stoic up ”"er l'H arm that
in paid hit'lmd lil ltbodc ls-
lnnd. l lm u“ it tho 'li‘d ”Minn in lllc
illllit’l'~ - w i - """liii‘. Mill I do not
llnd um! " "him: t'm In. tlw vac
.llinal p. (i' l“. "|' ‘fiiiiitt bnvc been
”1”,th ,1 .v... Elm tilw I;:--'ltlll§.
, "(luv m (”Hilly 'Irut cannot.
rt-uNmns ‘ dim-... mum to re-
tt'i\t Iii illicit ‘mul uysicr
,‘illlllitt! l‘ i “"l‘ '4' lb" . not own
til.» lttmo‘ . l‘i’jki‘v t‘m' oyster
'lti'nl'lltt ”Hill" t illilli dour.
".l\\ii
"l to v‘ ‘ Uil‘ v: malaialtull
ml 1: “ iiin you“:
’.; ’i’ p I rili'fl tit!‘
pub. 4W ...... 5' umnutl In
.- '»:-' pl'll‘ls ll\’ ,
«ti in bi tllc o} tilt '
,m l ;. , illi‘illfii
‘1'»le Iii‘t‘Iti or
in u :t . rate” my
lil'ir l. . .llll‘: w. lbw t.lilr‘!'
(iiilllll I. l lit. Hr. in ltct‘ it}
, It": : u «lit ‘. : m plum
it i‘.~ it. it 5 1w i he! lltllil-t
,u'bi.‘ tr. 5’, . i:.l5 inn-“t
1it'll H".
i ‘.\w<- n .. .c on it tcl'}
;.\iii£lil .t to 2'» :lllli ”w
it.“ on . 4n .t. l I'lii’lit‘ilh
iuumd .= .s : . ill rcculngt-
:tll‘ iii“? II: c " till ||i‘ti|il_‘l'
ll) (i‘dii‘ . :sldll i‘l"||it'd ill
'( ill‘l: n- lbw my i‘dlllllll cxi
liil‘ti .bv-u..; "tillili, to in).
'plutu-l: - -‘ wow: not unit
:l' ”1' minbl loner
lzlli- v. ... s: l' (.313th ii
i "'l I.-
I'liil'riit .1 ri\\tt'iliilt‘
:llIt |‘iI‘-‘ l't’ iiil' [W0
claim. . _. tulllcr itu'l
“till i; .r i.lE more or
Ict'ludhv ~u lilnltr‘rl- of it to
our) ‘.. hp. .n.- illll-liigulll
Ilium l~ It.“ lily). I 1_ .lllti tilttt ibis-r
itly'bit'l :: ..ry in mine nil tho
init‘. t1.-: tr. htililt‘ lin‘llliliufi
i-lv in lll'.‘ . t» m‘ in: dollars per
jacro ill nllti.» ‘i‘bcrc arc
’Uwil t'onlu-tlictl: which
xiii“ n» as. iii l'iw dolly-u
ipcr ;(. it to outwit tin ill. just.
iii}? Him.
litmus-and
ilt'l‘s “th
('tillih p.
illiil‘cl‘cut.
iground.‘ .
gnrdcu l».
Silt‘i'll lid.
i "'i'lu- bit.
'iliikc lll
Conner ll.
ill t'onnw VI
land. slim
mutton In.
such lbiu.
gently. \~.
has only u.
int: iiilli Hill
are taking '3
land; Stilht »'
houses in
moved tilt:
cut. to lillmi.
live yczm
"Why do ‘
rhirll arc ll.‘
Iolulurtlm'
:lll: lu'
rour‘ ‘- '
illll‘g t’..t t4
.liaht std-up
'hut tin-y .1.»
[Hindu lslnlld
morc ralunbi.
rain to pay ti..~
\l)
in Conncctb u'.
necllcut has m
to pinnturs y. .I
“cut bcgtlll to .x
rate Oysters it
or I‘
crl.
productive. l'b
it'll
“There rnlm-
Wily '
0 the tlt‘gl'lm
I
by law to otbcr
degree ol’ [il'Iill'
oysters on tho»
swer In that i: it I
conditions or thivuu
property in ibc mun
arms llrc :l pub
1
till
it}
r0 lud i..~ up...
woman’s hat is on straight. ~
Uihul' prime] (3
u.
.... *M
sultan i
a.
”a.
um lat-l.- oi lulwl'mir iiixutitul o" t‘
dustry in Him».
it is in t'.=. .-
bullt by (nu. ..
.umdy bccausc the.
island than 1..
"Now, what 5.
as It l'uttlllurl
cs would be unjust and 1118'
.1.
“"" uu-ticularil‘ 011“" ‘0
lira an
Ex - Gov
:r film
we Discusses
l“ S Pl'ti‘" (l
m
\\'ootlrutl"i; “(luck “1,0”
olr
l' lilliillliih. Iilllll’l‘7l
c Ui'fiirl' tcirlncrr, o." the
I} it i~ cull-clot] liltli
.l uttlou will be tnltcu
iii! iilri
it»
it ltvlnlllt-lltllr
ulll ”.‘Nul Illt'll
[hm-muddy til
ul‘ti to his t'ttlllt’d
ultrly 1qu lln- matter
ull‘, bu fought over bit-
.Mluu ul lllt‘ legisla-
ill't' an-
issue
ltldu.
Ibis
”0““,
all.
‘Nlhlccl last
“i M‘w itnvon.
. lots. and lhcrc are
in Fullncrltt‘llt Wlh‘
in 2... board {or ilvc ;
wrc is just as much .
thr- rn‘ur of oyster
is idiom-n choice
. till‘ \Iliiitsl‘ l'tlttklt‘iil
.t‘onlwrllull.
saint. my sit r iLl'qultis
tilii‘r'l‘i‘lll parts oi‘:
, [ll' clawing ”1051?i
- those it. tlbodo is.
“st Milli I u. iul infor-
{Ijt‘t'L Tilt'l‘c is lit)
- . purine :hciu intelli-
»2 proof of this, one
that the oyster in-
land is non extend
. zcn times as fast as
. . (flinucl‘liclli luotl
. :sincss to lthodc is-
largest opening
island have been
at. ItlI'II. who have
was from (Tallllt‘tcii?
«up within the last
i
I
lulu-n xbn grounds
1 to bl.- so cheap in
i o to itilodo ishud.
u. h more for the;
's not require .sny-
mmmolt sense and. a
ct“ tho subject to see
"“"lllds are so ,much
.u p, is :i better bar.
titsil rentals in Rhode
the cheap ground
the situation? (Con-
‘ur oyster grounds
mo. When Connec-
‘ 7'! item it was regard.
'“ «'xperimcut to‘prlti-
i bong island bound;
““ilrctlcut fixed “0)"
out] invited planters to
' “1le try to maltethcm
t‘ I‘onncrlirut planters
. and did so. The
l for taxing these
i! too mill tax per
Valuation. and later
“'ccn mills on their
ill-5
:u.. high enough. Any
‘ “('0 so the rate of
' mg: some relation
'|' Protection accorded
"“llorty. What is the
”inn accorded to the
harounds? The un-
“ "casarily under the
the least‘protected
. All of the oyster
”" highway for yessels
ii lit‘Hcl‘lpiiOll by day
1"” is no right to for-
tlu-se. fprms. Thore-
"Iicros. 'i‘hc rate or
‘ “nucleus of oyster”
,mile event. a five-mile handicap will
/
nlahcd it by the nature of things.
» “Now, this matter has been under
consideration layer and over habit! by
the Gellorni Assembly. This fact the
retiring governor ss’tuns to be unaware
of, He says that ‘wltbln a few days
this mattor has come to' his attention.
‘ ii. is to be regretted that it was not
brought to his attention early enough
ccl‘iuin some of the most important.
and conclusive facts in connccttou
with it.
"'Muny ytnl: ago the special tax
commission or Connecticut made the
sumo discovery that Governor Wood-
"llli has now Just lnatlc again. and roc-
om’ulcndcd tlm'lncrouso of taxation, as
tho rclirlng governor has now donc.
'i’ilc lot-.tsluturc at that time lnvosth
hated the subject thoroughly. and as-
ccrlntncd that. the rate and. method of
taxation on oyster grounds was fully
as high as that upon other kinds of
llropcrty in proportion.
“in giving you those facts. I am do-
Ing no in behalf of the oystcr interests
of the slate of Connecticut, lt bctur;
my duty as president of the italic 113-
soclntion to correct nlisumn‘chcnslon
on this subject." A
CANAL 8iTE AT GATUN.
Chairman George w. Goethats Makes
Report‘xo‘ the Secretary of War,
WASHiNG’i‘ON. .inn. 9.~~itcnsons
showing the wisdom of buying choscn
the site at (intuit rathcr limit that at
Bollio for the big (lulu ill the i’nnnlua
(Sunni are given in a lettcr from
George W. Goethnls. cbulrnniu‘ol‘ thi‘
Lathlntun (.lnnul Commission. to St't‘t‘l“
tury of War Wright.
it is u roply to it rcrcllt published
.lrlicio in which Mr. Iiultnu-an‘ilin. rcp-
rt-sentntlro of Fl'lllli't‘ tn lhc llt‘dfliil‘l‘
lions for tho purclaasc oi the canal
olupnny‘r rights. i.< ..llqgtd to bail
llt'dlrlmt lilul Ibc plull lullliz’ls‘d _ b}
"fundltss tor illc cullni would bu
ulluvc ili‘tltlltit’ oi the u ~lrctlon of (in
till (is tic silo i‘m' llu' innln tldtll. liv
; quote-l up saying. llnll the rouwriy In
X.il4‘t‘ lllc tiltlll Zillliu 1' up till.
~‘h."‘.v,li's: lilllr} at ittlbin (fol. ”tittiil'
its any.» that the dim. cl illl\lli,‘7. ill'
Llln .‘ti liobio was pt'-.pu.~'ul l\_\ lip
penal commission in ii‘l'l uud limit our
that lilt' plan conm’dci‘wi b} inc izoolri
ti consulting (‘ilgiilt‘t’W rut purposes of
.tu l ll‘ison with illz- two it til plujt‘rl
.I'ulil‘nlpiult-d a dam at litiln with :i
clpplcrmninn dnln ill (Limp 'i'tu-
minority of this iitIJtl'li i‘iilliiilitit‘ti Inc.
turn at in iliti and ”ii“ 1.1.... wt» noon?
"Sillt- tbdt liluw." «all.» t'ul (ltwlll
"lire :«ilc nt tinlun bus turn clill
bluntly and. r illrcnliol‘lliun and ubscc
Mimi and nothing, bus lwcn llolutl
illicit indicnit'u up) rvzlmut for lit-purl
in; iron: Inc opinions t‘klll't'ssrti by lilt'
ninority of ”the consulting; bcntli?"
’iu willpuliug (Tm 7m: .Nlll'fi. nu;
’llllli'ti that at both plows lill‘ diutuum
iitiiii litt‘ natural snrlncc m" m.) ,‘lcut
but any lttclupt to found «lulu on iii!
inst ililillili llllllrliul would t-c nit. min,
I) (normals. cxpruw ilt- «putt» till;
it iloiiio llw kill'dt‘ in ii" lunar strait?
in lllitd \tiiil wulcr bump: "“4.“ i rot
'onnd n: Iiatun and polum will that in
.Jltit'l‘ lo llllllit.‘ ilii’ tilhei mic a( this
win! it probably would lw pigment.“
construct ul Lil't‘lll I'kllt‘ilrtt’ a car
min null cxlcndin; I.» the rock lot.
(to: lulun the surface at its dccpcsl
mm.- of lhc dam. bc says that tilt“
‘ltlilli to cut oil ibc nnltcvlimr of watcr.
n l‘l‘fifll‘d Io ‘slipa‘ oi‘ cnrlb in lbc
mutt! itilltl of Mills.“ would haw to he
Euliacd {or at ilobiu as at tiulun ii an
ulllb tiliili should ln' illii'lnliii‘d at tho
driller site."
do says .‘uu nlulculnciil) solar
”clips" will tnhc plan: before ult‘
north in the lows tins l‘tuiac to n iinul
'u‘lnlina. but that uttrr the dam has
:.:-llt‘t‘ bccn built and {mind Rigliliv‘ lu-
. fore the water is in the lube. it should
3 'u- still safer nilvl‘ tho lukv has illicit,
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CHAMPIONS WON.
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ant Danbury Did Well Against Glov‘
ersvlilc Players.
'Tllc champion basketball players of
the world. the Iiiovcrsvitlc .\'. \’..
team, have been in llunbury and the
crack linnhnry tonln now has lin-
glory of having bccn dcivulcd by them.
The Daubury‘ it‘ll-l is also credited
with having made a solid showing
against the champions. thc score at
the conclusion of tho gnmc being 12!“.
to 24.
"l‘hc gnmc was In some rcspccts a
disappointment in basketball cnlhus-
lasts. it was much slot-:cr than most
basketball gumcs which are pluycd in
llanbury. 'nd until ncnr inc close of
the soon half. when the I‘ianbnry
players seemed to have regained their
confidence nnd I'nrnlcd some kind of n
team spirit. there was no «niporlunity
for the demonstration of enthusiasm
on the part of the audience. and an
almost entire lack of that kind of play-
ing which is frenuently described as
“fast and furious."
There was not a bit. of doubt from
the very beginning that tho visitors
made up a crack team and that thcy
knew the gluon of. basketball as tow
teams know it. There was hardly a
minute. of the entire forty minutes of
playing time when the glove city than
did not appear to be in control of ev-
ery part of tho floor. and the home
team earned every goal made by hard
work and the. most careful kind of
playing.—Danbnry News.
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1' SHRUBB TO RUN THREE MEN.
'NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-—0ll‘ the some
t ack on which Matthew Mnlmlcy won
t e'amatcur Marathon race last night.
Alfred Shrubb, the English long dis-
tance crack. will go twelve miles
against, a relay of three men. who
will. . tour miles each. The men
who‘; “to test. the British profession—
nl’g mottle areFred 8 mpSQu. an Ojib-
way Ilidian from the lawn ha reserve
idealiada: Toni William . ot‘ Somer-
ville. Mass, and Frank Kannly. of
Cambridge. Mass. Tom Longboat. the
Canadian Indian. will fire the starting
shot. As a preliminary to the twelve
......
be run.‘ Inns ‘nch as Shrubb is to
meet Longboat or the full Marathon
distance in the Garden on January 20.
’7 ~.~ We» . .... .' *1" ~‘
protection of'lliit which can be flu"
so that tho could have bad time to us- .
.ezi in tire liners B‘t'gt‘ i
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lame. and they
‘ m- mow—...... .
dddnlli‘roL'suNo ot‘nL.
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‘ town
l-leien may “the sum of Mark.
Twain, in Reddlng. I
Miss Helen Keller, thc wond'rt'ul;
blind girl whose cducutlonul accom i
plishluonts, notwithstanding the llt('l .
that nature hail doprlvcd ill-r ol‘ hm .
.hpccoh and bearing. an woll as Lot .
isight. haveintorrstod thc whole World. 1
is the pact-it 01' human! l.. t‘ticlncnsI
(itinl'k 'l‘wain).' at hilrilome in Rl’il".
ding. Mills .ix’olicr l'cucllcd Itrddllls.‘
this afternoon, in company with Mr.
and Mrs. John Mary. of North Attic
boro, Mutts. Mrs. Mary is the teacher
nndcr “'hUSt! instruction Miss Kcilcl
ltliillod lunch of ilt‘l' proticicncy in lun-
gungcs and other studies, for the girl
who can ncitlicr soc, hour nor speak.
till familiar with llrlck and Latin and
tailliehnys
ma become tin? titron men.
Some of the strong men o today“
were sickly. boys years ago.
Many of them received ,
Scott’s Emulsion
at their mother's knee. This had
a putter in it that: ch, ed them
from weak, del cate oys into
strong, robust boys. .
It has the same potvcr to-day.‘
Boys and girls who are pale and
some oi” tlu- umdcru languages,
' weak .et 00d and cncr ,Y OULOf Minn it'utlcr and Mr. Clomcus arc
3C0! SEMU’S’OH. tma 85 old friends, lboil' acqlluinlnncon t-x-
children grow. It'lldillg over it pcriod or ycaru, and thc
vonclubb- humorist is gl'mlli)‘ nitucb
ed to her. as lndcct‘l. arc all who know
lilo young woman. for sllc is said In
posscss a most winning pcrsonnltty.
no on lllc most remarkable of Miss
Kc lt-r's uctolupiishnlculs Ir. her ability
to talk. for, born without npccch, and
without the ability to form an bum-cs-
aion “I‘ word-s by lic'lrinu or social: otll~
crs Spook. silt) has lcnl'ucd lo cxlu'cs: i
iiiti’FI‘if ill the way (but others do. il i
realize.
Send this advertisement. together with mum of
paper in which,“ I your addict: and {mu
tents to cover post-ac. 3nd wt: will send you a
"Gxnnlcte Handy Atlas of tho World" 1: ,
SCOTT 6i BOWNE. 409 Pearl Strut. New ‘l ink
MWYWKHhith
SinH 80.
(Continued from First. Page).
tin said that is is difficult to
,‘wllcn scutcd with a (.‘Illillldlly oi olllcr
‘pcoplr, th ll hiJ‘ do: u not ace and hvnl'
Iall that (till! la»; do. Miss lit-litar is to b?
‘. i. u" . w ..-... I -‘~'
.. ...... .... ...... ""111." l.!3“.:::..l;::::;.f [it a::.t-'r..:2:‘--l...
, H. . will the numllllllll‘l‘tiilli .. . . L .. -J . . I . .
littgfiiildli‘tgdtgi’ik lfiflt‘t‘ :Vi‘l‘ lhc rivals. “0:!“ “UHJGM 1”"‘131‘ ‘i' lildtlf‘ni'h'lii’
- . . '. lc‘. “ x - ‘i .
ions rclldcrcd by (.iiilcinl .lobn K‘”“‘""dllm‘;uln (“Hit-pp 31:3,] 1;); ‘?‘I;u,,!.:).,m‘;,.
A number of times whcn the hourly ' ‘ ' '
' . .. l‘t-hilt‘d in tho luculuncnl in Robert i-‘ni-
went 0“" of bounds. the ”mm” lmlcilili. wili.ll 1;: 'to ltc crcclcrl in Nut.-
up a protest when It was pitch to lino York. ,Fm‘mnm WNW???“ is mng
local “1‘“er . . l .-,..,., “..wgtivnl of the association that has ill“.
“I the last hnn"“l1w“‘il ii tlfii’iil ml." { “"“"'lll'i‘vc in band. and Dr. Clemons i4 I
3-3 to lit ill lutor oi i to b i: l I l u , .. lw rirc- irosldr H
Lamb, ot‘ tbc hie-ls, lllrl-w u itilia’kt'lis" i ' ' '
from tiiroctiy nndcr the basket and}.
(L‘JXLB'L‘UIIIJ‘...
iiillclnl Kant- callcll lbc bail out o? . , “‘1 ,1. .._ ‘3." ,. ,.
bouudu below it nus thrown. ‘i‘ilcl (WW-ht fl I'H“‘M‘i’"'”" $le
New Yorkers l‘clllucd in play with this) \‘-j‘1\n.'a / ' i
tltictsiou. and a wordy :sgpmncpt l’ul . of M439 ‘ m1 .1
loucd. Xorwnl‘u nn-n paw their opln . ..-. ..-.._.,,..,.,.~
ions that thc ball was not out, ol; VOGEL WlLL CASE
bounds, and utlcr n limo the pool was! . ~--~~
.tltowui. in order that till‘ cum.» lntaiu' JUdtie Gregory Trying to Asc1rtain
prom-oil. t‘lillclul Knut- slated aI lbw Which par-(y Died First.
~ ' .- - - - v I' '91" i .. .
.nd oi lb- tnlnl (but in \ miti'l list , ”W “"0”!qu iiogcl will
to rctcrcc tor the humor. in tho .ulun- . , _ . .
'l‘br unlit-H :lurtcd oil with n illit't “"“t‘ii lil'r’t‘iw'r: HIM“): tl‘i'hnxcal points
cailiblriou ul It‘lllll work. but l“.-r srx lot law will i:.' hoard ilr'itil‘l’ .lurigo
crnl autuulcr: llt‘ili.t‘l‘ silitlt"3\\”tl't'ii. Ain't . iluzri' W. tundra), in Him Norwnlk
tour ”mm“ a “h” snub ”M“ l' “I“ ‘“ id't‘llll‘iic t'tlm'I. Monday morning. at lti'.
cust'.
u wcllkuown 'i‘uluulzlny Iloll plug” “ . _' N ‘ ‘
was thrown into lln- t-lupt} rimirsg'"I “Vim“ ii “I” ll!‘ tcnlclllbciod
urnr tho» that ililt‘lil'l and injured, iAul‘ltlul about u “‘5” ago Airs. .\iinnlc
in :1 low tuinutcu in- was Ju'illc Lilillt t vorci iuiti b. r ililniIilild. l‘ctcr \‘ngci.
iuanin. 'furlncrly of Wilton nrcnuo, Norwuih,‘
t‘ubill ("Uillllll‘lit‘t'ti lili‘ m‘illiilt.’ itu‘ \i‘:it~‘ ionnti mild in tbctr rooms in
(in lltllllt‘ iI‘ltIll h; lbrowillk n basin-t Brooklyn.
from tho i‘uul lino. Karim l'oilowinp’j 'l‘llc with: or litt' dccruscd are such
with n Iicbt goal. .inti Sltulclulkvl', in! diam n {:I'un: dual depends on which
iuwcd in Spain cut-h ibri‘w n nicc nuo of‘ til.- iwu .'\;‘it'(':i first. Maul)
basket. 'i‘ln- in»: work \ine' krill up hcnrinas bzttc lmu ll-dl'd lb lilo Ntll"
until at lb.- cud italic ill-st Imit llw null. iul’tliuH- c-ozzrt slum that tltnc.
Slhlll l‘iuupnny Izml rt‘llrl‘li‘ I.‘ pothln 'l‘lu- lbrcc dillirull I’illlssiit’iiilé which
to the Alon-opolitans' .s mull-out tlu- court nrc. first, survivor»
ill lllc lust hall ilzc .\‘cl\ ‘l’urkcrs Shill: Who capil‘rli Ill'ru'T: iii‘l‘tflliti. as.
pinyin a whirlwind pubic. their lc-anl “mini: ”ll" l‘t‘it‘l’ Willy] iiiih'tl his
work twine oicl'licnt. lull tin-y bud cx» “'"0- "-‘m "i5 iii‘ii‘fi "11W“ 31“." “i h"
«I‘t‘lltt‘i) illll’d Ilil'k m (‘illiilii-i lilo filliii‘t‘t‘. t‘:.iliiit".'. lilil‘d, t‘llll .‘lillilit‘ thzt‘i'rt llit)‘
.11.... pill-r limit nu: {mil missing ugly lilcr, who rushing in Saxony. tht-rcby
it» 4-. traction or an inch. Tbrtr bard “Milli,“ “”i‘il- “mi/1‘" real 05‘1"? 1“
(”inlilb' ill this hull was rewarded (Yolzncclicuit‘
with It points. whilc tile limb (“our ’l‘hcsc qucstions are most perplex-
mm} l~i.\.‘.c"’§ mud” pl points. mullnr. ins. and thc ids.- promises to be very
illt- pnuu- ' to J: tndnvor oi" the inhrcxting. Airs. \‘ogcl's mother. in
:ti\lb t‘u:u,..:ny. Saxony. is n prcscnlod in thc cnsc by
The sco'rc and i the law firm of llurlbull amt Davis.
was: Wulah and ilubbcll have been retained
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Hump u.’ i’m- conical
Sixth Coj . Metropolitan. by Air. Vogci’s in irs, and Warner and
\ztliin _ _ _ _____ Spain t'loldstlnllil’il _nppcar for Oscar lilt-
iliyilt lurnnrd. uolpb, administrator of the csiatc.
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”n "Lid. ‘.‘..,.'.,Z,;,,dj M‘mwh‘” Thcrc is no case on record of n
im'} , . Sludclmkm. I't‘llgll. cold or in grippc developing
, (drum. into l‘uu‘ulnonla nitcr hoieys lioncy
9.3.1.,“ Lamb and 'inr has been taken. as it cures
lino-most obstinate] dccp sonicdwoughs
and chills. Why take anything elsc.
It. ll. l’laisicd. “
Rink: ennui.
till: Murray
, _ l
i.'~l'l guard.
it‘lcbl gouirzmxullin 'J. llincs l, May
1. till! .‘i. Spain L’. Scllmnbcrr :1. S'udc-
lmkcr ‘ . Murray I. ‘
1.123 FIRES DURING YEAR 1908.
Snpcrinundont of State Police
Thomas F. ‘ icon, who is also the state
1.. Lamb 2
li‘nul punlsw (‘ullill it.
1 Too lwpnttqninnh. (“mm ill-c innrsbnl. reports that there were
j St'tll'r‘ first bulrmslxm (1.” ‘7; Met 1.123 fires in Connecticut during, the
.mpulimx 5, . year ending July 1. l90ll. and that out
lv‘innl CUFF-“Sixth t‘o! 37. Rictro of seventccn complaints made that
...
the fires were of suspicious
there were six prosecutions. Tile fire;
marshals of the different districts
used to report to the state insurance
Commission, but Ihe not creating the
state police abolished this method. so
lh'ntitbcy now report to the state ilrc’.
marshal. who reports to the governor"
once it year. Each fire is investigated
urigln..
'toiiluns. .-.
tliltclulw—Jobu Kano
Tilllt‘kl‘t'llt‘I‘~~-t‘il.‘li‘it‘h‘ llillcr.
Scorekccpchl-‘l‘ctl N. Smith.
High School. 32; Overlook, 14.
In the preliminary contest. the pluy~
trs Initrcd things up in a warm I‘nsh»
. M'n‘pt-Hln. (.1...
itiililiilillltllltll no
SlflMllH llSiRiSS
Why Not Begin Today and Rid Yum"
or” at Stomach Trouble with a
Little Diapcpsin which
" "T :xlcss
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iiiilllt‘ pcoplt- think they burp indi-
ct-ullun. otlurs (latarrb' ot' lllt‘ mom-
itt‘ll. illiti‘l'h‘ Ni-l'vousncss, (‘nnccl m-
(Jail it this if you will,
ll‘Ili iii” i‘I‘1li lmmt} fur yOIll’ ii'tlllilil' is.
l-oorl li'trlln‘nlntiou, with only partial
tiihl'lfilllll. Pitt-ruining you out turns
to.- .li:cl' At id. Stomach gas or Stout»
ucu poison. which wrukell tilc (“Litm-
iih' orator-l. causing a luck of tjti‘xiliw
juice, Your food soul's, is only bull" di-
isii‘iiii‘il. HIM you become ufi’ct-tt-d with
i‘HI-‘i 01' “Width“. ill'i‘h'iilil'O and {album
after cutiuc, burning sensation, u I‘m-l-
ing of ‘-(lllllilllK. heartburn. \\'illt'l'
brush and It ndl rncss ill the pit of tho
ston’lurll. slimy Iongut. bud lnslc in
the mouth. constltmlion. nausea. bcb b-
Ing, of gas, dizziness. sick bcndarhcn.
lncnlni dcprcssion and lnany olbrr
common symptoms
You can care all this by not callus.
by not putting any food in your slum
orb to fcl'lncni; but how about tbc
nourishment. llccdcd to sustain your
bodily strength? if you :li'l' u tunn—
ucil sufi’crcr. cilhcr man in woman.
young or old, whether you call ii lndi~
gcstiou or any otllor panic. an lion-.- in
your druggist and girls Gil cculs bu: a
raw of i’npc‘s liinpopsill.
livery possible kind of Stomach
trouble is readily cured by llinpcpsiu.
which takes right hold of thc mod in
your stomach and digests it iiitlilt-_
\t'ilbtull the. help of tilt; siolllutzil, just
as it your stomach wasn’t tbcrc.
After a tow dayu' use of lilupcpsill
your Stonmch will again be in guild
workln: crdcr, your meals will thor-
cuubly digest and your intttstitus will
iil‘ clean and t'rt-sll, and you will hurt.-
no lititr for laxatives or livcr rcgu-
tutors.
NO MORE MIXED RUNS.
Nu» System in Effect on New Haven
Road.
'i‘llc conductors and truinnnn on tho
.‘(a-u ii:i\”.‘il railroad (”‘5‘ Wm” Ulioylllg
lilc Item-tirinl immils of (bill cwnl'cr'
town with tile lnnn.'l9,cnlclu lilo
unnpuny which brought. an
Itulitnllic willonlunt of u lillilli;t'l' ot'
urirtanrcs complained about by
turn. lit-ginning: this week the com-
pany put in ctTct-t. what, is known as it.
now crow list. it amounts in this (".150
to u rc-ussignlnellt of runs for many of
in» limit and makes changes in this re.
spul in both the freight. and passen-
{cr l‘ branches of the St‘l'Vit'I'.
Ollt' oi the chief t'calurcs of the now
rum; is that all of the SU—t'tliitfd llil.\'i.‘tl
runs. those which conlpcllcti (‘tilltliili'
on; and bl‘ukculcn to hantllc a freight
train in one liirrcdon and n passengcr
in tho other have been eliminated.
This was one of the rules of Ike ((illl'
pony pl'otcstcd against by the men.
They wonthclr point, and have secured
thus curly a return to the old method
of doing business. The ncw crcw list
is morc to the. lilting of the men in
general than any they have bad for
soun- timo. Ot‘ course thcrc are a tow
disgruntled pal‘Iics. but on tbc whoic
the men arc wcli satisfied with the ar-
rangement the company has mmlc,
it is reported oblong railroad lncu.
says illeNcw Haven Register. that ho.
ginning the new year the mnnugt'ulcnt
of the company started again to swing
the ax by which a low 'h'csds lld‘cc been
ricnlorcd and thc runningr rxpt‘nacu of
lbc load out down considerably. At
many pnsscngcr stations along lill‘ iinc
the force of porters, attendants and
gcncral workers has been reduced and
this more for economy. has struck the
station in New Haven to a small ex-
tent. By trinunlpg the station forces
to a minimum. the company expects to
rcdrme opcat'ilng expenses and it is
hinted that.other..moasures. looking to
thé stuns end‘wili he. addptcd before
the end of the month
tlf
about
”it!
CA3 iOR IA
For Infants. and. Children. .
flu Kind to title ii
by the local fire marshal and if be con—
sliders the cane suspicions tho mat-g
ter is rcportcd to the. state marsan
Who also investigates and prosecutcs
any incendiary. ' »‘
HAS HUSBAND ARRESTED.
NEW itRl'i‘AiS. ,lun. 9.——Upon cont»
plaint "of Mrs. William Townsend. of,
Sheffield, England, who arrived in this;
city early yesterday. a man living till
this city for the past three years under '
the name of William Thompson, was
arrested. and charged with nonsupv
port. , Thompson has been living with»
a woman ill this city. and is employed
at. in local factory. Mrs. Townsend
claims her husband deserted her three
ion, and it. ilnnlly resulted ill defeat
tor the Orcrlmk Military Academy
train at tho bands of tho Norwalk
High Schools with the score of 3:2 to
M. It was more of a fun contest than
anything clsc. in the eyes of the spec-
tators. who were kept laughing by the
many funny plays made.
in Ilc first hall“ the Overlooks hold
their hcavicr oppmicnts down pretty
well. the score at intermission being
12 to S in favor or the Highs. in the
last half the military boys seemed
winded and were unable to keep up the
‘ only scorcdrtl more
points to the Highs‘ 20. making the
hunt score 32 to H.
The summary of the contest:
Hi h Scho is. . years ago in Sheffield. and sloped with
“ileum c Over-looks. the woman he is living with in this
, . mRi'ht if . . Id ...... Brant, city. It. is not known if Townsend has
Mathias _ ‘ g ’ orwsr ' , Weed married the woman withwhom hc‘ liv-
0 Left forward. I es in this city. ‘ _ '
:unrnleri WWC. nite " Ellsworth ““lf youwlll take Fdley's Orluo' Luxm
Wcatlierwax- . ”t .r. tlve until the bowels bcoctnc. regular
‘ Riht """ ‘d """ Kuchier .Vou will not have .10 take purgatives
Robinson g gunr ' Burger constantly, as Foley's Orino‘m‘x‘ative
Left guard. positively cures chronic constipation
and sluggish liver.
Two twenty-minute halves. R. H Plalsted.‘
Field gonis—Waleure l, Mathies 6.
Pleasant to take."
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33:51:12.“; Robinson 1. Weed 3, Ells- WOMA‘N 'IDENTIFIES ASSAILANT.
Score. dr‘slilghlnliLHl h _ MERIDEN. .ian. tip—Accompanied by
looks, 8. g. s, 12, Over- Ghietjof. Police. Brennan, of Stamford.
Sarah‘Qiiinn',‘ also of tha
. . . . t Citi’. came
here yesterday. compost
. lively identi-
fied Joseph Pezvino as the man who
had assaulted and robbed her in stam-
1} cum .. sco‘hs—‘Hiéhsp 32'; Ovérlooks.
OIliciai—John Kane.
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apparatus
hatents:
Warner, New Britain. meat-cutter: J.
R Dean. New Britain. padlock. de-
tings“ Bought
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
'Tbo lollowiot: were insured January
5th. 1909:. List-furnished from other;
or A. M...\Voosmr, sotlcltol' oi patents.
Bridgeport. Conn. ' ’
Bears tin- ' ‘
Signature oi
‘ yo
B. C. ‘Bsrilcp.’ =Bridgoiiort. drivo
chain: .l. Couitor. Bridgeport. auto
matic screw-cutting and turning
lathe; .l. . .Gaflcrd. Bridgeport.
valve-litter tor oxplOsive; w, .1. Tan.
'T“"« "Ti'l"‘""ori.. gourd-hm; .i it no
195’» New Haven, sash lock or holder:
_ LECOI‘. NQW>Hax'en, insetiing
mechanism; . H. r. ' Odenklrchcn. New
Haven, "nii’wpush-rod mecnumslu;
H‘ ,& A: Thurm, New Haven. gate for
beds, etc.;..J. ,F:.M_olloy, West Haven,
cast-off: R. o. emanation-a, luau-at
infuse: W. G. Kc“’l~l“,yilerdotm't‘
ills-fuse: W. C. kclicy. Hartford.
”WW1 haitlcrflc. '(l. Perkins. Hart-
ford; "Gillie?” Sl‘lh'p' electric. switch: .i.
Mc’l‘nmmany, Stamford. mechanical
musical instrument; C. M. tidal-lug.
Bristol .lockwork for. striking clocks:
(3- W. Stuart, Newtown. nutviock: W.
“- MCEIRGN. Mormon". choose-cation
- 0- Wilcox. Mel‘lden, electrical spark
,1 D. De Lunacy. Waterbury.
L. M. Morden. Waterbury. 3
Temporary binder: A. A.
buckle;
Ilillill “ ‘
‘ Mother: I Egflyfleob- ABEMSIBKLV
with” of their children. should noverfl‘iigwitlh‘hatp:
f x of Mother Grog: Bwoctl'owdcrs for Childmn
ache all. hardware“
ordcrhitcadsshs and Stomfiu'il‘mu'h‘i‘eesfimn mum"
Ppw EltsNBVERFAlL. Soldbysllnmgs
Sac. Dtmt tony substitute. A trial makings
‘ll higher .than any
in proportion to the
his 'hol'l‘grlnanco tonight will ho. watch.
cd with interest. .
ford on November 29 last.
was arrested in this city, |
on suspicion or know
about a stabbing? affair
was taken bnc
afternoon.
hood soguyly that sh
Sign; H. A. Bates, Middletown. sowing
.~ machine shuttle: tanner & C. Brown.
ibiiddletown. churn; E. M. Card. Mid.
.dleileld. icecntting machine: A. C.
. Cooke, Rocky Hill. light fixture: R. A.
(Stone. Bethlehem, watch-pocket.
, Trade-Marks.
' Rlvkin Bron. Hartford. whcut-Ilour
nnd canned fruits amt vegetables.
Pezvlnn
, ast night.
ins somethinh
int Noroton. He
l; to Stamford ygaterday
. ..—.—_..... Ma
Many a. ,womllh has
will he cant Flam ~
Allen S. Olmsted. L3 limit? "I“ w’“ ”1"“
possible to keep it.
taken her widow- ;
000119.11.va Thorummctcl' (3.0-; Pl)"
0 this found it ha; 5
month. oven therinemcters.
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