» rbhrottslltittpi
l e. opinion 012 Got
.ie, p, Knuth that it who
to by the health ciii
tl iiiuted sum. ‘ Mr. K x
. m. 2. It
We Wad bl“
linden '
9 ..ft‘2
rdlnllil .
pmcetrfpjeslsry and will have it
‘ 9 i use .
. W. ‘Bogardns
Mathewson. lied woken
ti totlt‘tleuse‘of tile press
bullshit-v t- Balms“
i twins twirlI
iv dM'TllW'inl t it int.
a store Mom. _ is also un-
. that the qwnert desires, high
I The present dense expires
l i. Councilmen Boxer-due sug-
uut the committee on city hall
3. emoticon and see what
rt m smasheptnstieifor u. con-
audit was so voted. The
he nonhum-
tilde will report an
i. ‘ ‘
this
it
it
it was moved to lay
outcry; {entire chief of
trip over to‘ihe next
,2 ii unionists
Whistler 2'. all”?
,_ m . e, rout:
e ’pltliilo :for ‘ discussionin 0r-
00.001li may get the pub-
;... Ruminations. personally.
he tabletop uid the reimburs-
.i put atio fWOl‘k beds
oipett 2
All i ll utlldhlw Migno-
‘ ' Alli .2".2; ‘rumorthet
daunti‘lii‘glaritilib satiety the
ob“ p .lonmelltwould not sit
‘ pardon ropriaiiom in the
‘ timid tihh salary: goes
,tiufotl “Slings else would have to
he an riilc‘cti. T ls ldeu does not ideal
filth #Vpl'r on: 3417!! wins helped 'thg’itl the
poo ‘ Quin. . r, woudnot odto
suollf‘h halide. Tub; discussion was
brought.) ”sciatic by a. motion by
Councilms iiunlop that the matter
he] laid (it'd‘ unill'th‘e‘next meeting. ‘
“Councilman ‘ ' {legal-dun brought. up
tit. hithleci .91. city . telephones. 'i‘h
ct modulus-ins. he said. liilti m.-
dld‘tiot think lifsir tbatiihe city uoun~
cilptsn s uiild~uuve..to.pgs' hull rates
for the} Julienne ‘whiloperring the
ctty.‘.tt_ lt‘ iii, trite, us“- he. bud heard.
that. some former officials 'lil'L‘ gutting
their 'phoncs t'ree.
inrooitnclimau ‘Poiilipnn had talked
with Manager Nuillng of the telephone
company, but cupid not remember the
politics? superintendent Albert it}. Win-
chfistcr,‘oi tint municipal electric plant.
ciibrbili‘sl'ed' the ‘phoucs for Iiic Coliti-
ciifsfibenent. 'l‘lic electric-iii commis-
.- stolicrstuttcnd to the. public ‘phones.
“ ““f‘lll‘onner Councilmen Frank H. Fitch
. explalnhd that h .fwnstho cause ot‘the
disct‘tssi
lion. ' , 2
Antonglhe number enumerated was
the one in Judge John H. Light'sof.
lice and the question was-asked why
he come under the half-rote. ruling..1‘l
point
was expiniued‘thut .indgehight is. prcs- .
itlent ot' the. iiihrury Bout-d. .
Corporation Counsel Keogh offered
in pusviuli‘fate‘ for his 'pltbnc in view
of titer-incl thstthe isdrswings sui-
nry from the city.
it Simllfll'c'oflel‘,‘ htit‘Couuciiman Pohr
man did not think such nicotine Would
be proper; He believed there were a
number of people hurlngthcchesp,
rute 'piioiic. who are not so much en-
titled -io~ them-es sumo other doorstep
Upon the suggestion oficoiltlcilitieh
Bogurdtitr end curt: 4n committcb’iof
two weir appointed ’ by flit-."nioyfir' {lib
ascertain who-are entitled to'fpltoiieh
and report: at the next. meeting. . t'l‘he.
mnyor appointed Messrs. iiogardus end
ilnukemeier, after which the nieeilnz
adlourncd. ". 3 l‘ i
i.’ .
the national llendquarlers oi.»
'l omtiianderoin-bhiei O rig‘s
' has just issued the to low.
.. . p nlsh War Vétcrunii.‘
“f" solution was ado
uni ous- iiud rising votct“ - .
‘Resolved. That upon the rettiijnml’
p, nation‘s fleet. which is scheduled
arrive in February. 1909,.in..iur-
once of the message, at Go. speed.
Sled by ctirmrgshiilutioti.‘ that e
g departure, the iihtl‘hhfil‘fl g . _l
mutated by an iUniredn‘iflptmisli
Veterans. and that alllof uptown“
‘hall use theiriufltienca t0 the
lit the people 00.70 r;r“vct'lnntt"y
in with us in this ”play-gas
’of the welcome home t6“ the
mad men of the out"
Qcfll‘dullcc with this resolution,
that all our comrades, and
a. , those in authority» in the or»
’4 gut
_. .
be general interestind 0431*-
n the plult for welcom “8
‘ epithets and men of our fie ".
me errand of peace so nobi “
its been added an errand
our brctlu-rn on the 000“?ii
‘l partnrcnt‘“:‘et9ifiih '
i are of nnuttaclif "
do all in til 1"!)
,tpt'rtlilon of the press.
. :l“ lllilllolillP“‘Wlth‘ it“!
-. . ”Mai ntitborltlbs.”sli to
» fetishes no tire patri-
by the tinned Stum-
o slurs and stripes
' throughout- 1’ tht'
eel, the date 01'
he a matter of
will be common-
ation us soon as
,* ct
0020 not your than not to
will
9 and (.luiifortl
cnniver ho telcphone siluu-v
Mr. Dunlap made.
‘ hind-V.
. ;.tiist~ltavs been mudetabontthis met.-
.2 chlorate
l
fl Spanish war veterans in .
2‘. ‘that! use every-possible ef~ ‘ ‘,
at
'EmltliilOti' to
' oricolulzlpstl it gloss it
t *lhtman .thihg‘else
. auéclf' uil‘ds up
and si‘rengtheasnab the
some tiintts“fi.;z , ,.
Don‘t with int 51 you get
Constituent Bronchi-
.tit.‘ ‘ " 's.
Get ,
t, .
it" iih notes of
. «a»: nod four
tents to flow“. stud“ w und‘rou I
' WI Y2 9,. lie . " :s ::
5C0”? ‘ Via M satin. New York
n.
\ V.
i
ii ..
. 71...”-
iiiiiniili ;
‘l iiuitlllllllillillli
t
to. :QySier Grounds
Lust wcek during most of the dis»
ctisslon about the foyer-norm triessngc
Which asserted that the assessments
on oyster grounds are much too low.
Henry C. Rowe, of New Haven, prest-
dent of the Connecticut Oyster t‘lmw-
crs' Association. was absent treat the
state, but. said yesterday on the uni»
Ject: ~‘
“Governor
principal points:
easements oaoyster grounds are much
too low and that ‘lnrge.irucis of
ground' are assessed avenue low as St
per acre. while‘h‘e intimates some or
the grounds nrowortii $500 per acre.
My answer .to this assertion is that.
i hereby offer ‘to . sell to Governor
Woodrnif 1,000 acres or ground at Silo
per note that. is now assessed iii St
per acre and i invite him to publicly
accept or decline my offer at once. if
he accepts it 1 will then repeat the.
offer on another 1,000 acres.
"1 further
Woodrnii' whether he will sell to me.
his real estate holdings in New Haven
2 upon the some basis.
humbly; for 10 percent. more ‘lliliii
they are assessed at? if not. whether
he will advocate an expt-iislru t‘mu-
misuion to investigate why he is pay»
ing taxes on loss than market ruluu—
lions. ' -
“‘Now if he declines my offer of up
Oyster ground nt. about a dollar per
ucrc, it. will upliear that ills inforuiiu
iinli nhout the oyster ground helm:
worth $500 per acre is it little in er-
l‘oi‘.
“We all know that the governor is
it first. clues husipcss man and i do
not think lie is going to refuse to pay
81,1000 for what he thinks is “'0th
$500,000 or 850000. or even $5,000. es.
pecially when if he takes my offer he
can do something toward proving that
he is correct in his facts. in short. to
prove that the person who gave him
hls‘infortnatlon is not very ignorant
on the subject.
“1 hails tile highest‘estctuu for (lov-
ernor Woodrnif and for his opinions
when he has made a study oi u sub
loci. but. in this case it appears upon
hitt‘ own statement. that the matter
{was cslled-tp'hismttention ,‘witblu n
i'erytfew‘ditys‘. andrwith his many
other duties he doubtless was quite tin-
able to. take: timéitb verify the very
Ioos‘e;:incoi‘rect’ ‘and irrelevant state.
inertia whichphnye-beenmade. 1 am
prepared-to prove the incorrectness of
nln’etcnths that has been published.
biltvltere ijniulte a definite undocu-
cre'tg otter which will he convincing to
pimple ”of intelligence. it is like the
harbor matter.“ j‘Certain people said-
an V'tilldwthing until an authoritative
lyi‘uni decided that» every claim 1
, " absolittely correct.
Uhllitlwlt is clear that the assertions
Woodrtiif makes
tern, are erroneous. but itethe state
within to create 'nnother commission
expense to: escorts, what on.
anyone. knowsalrendy with as giteu
the subject careful snumination, the
oyster'gmwere will not'obleci. pro
vided they are not called on to pay
for tile luxury. Let the. putrl ilc gen
tleni‘en 'who wnnt‘tbc posi a {my
the cost.’ " '
" eateries m MT. VERNON.
.‘BRIDGEPORT. Jun. 12.—,-'i‘hc man.
Who ‘wnw‘in‘ Sonthport‘ Saturday and
I
l
gen lurderer. was taken to the Atlan-
tic' Hotci.'Vl§ii.ilijldgeport. last night. by
Half“ ‘13 alters. insistent city until-
iofihwho' picked‘ the” mun up on Fair-‘
.0610 “avenue. Bridgeport; From pu-
pe'rs'o‘m diisliperson he is a. member of
the Knights of ,Oolnmhnsaend belongs
in Mt: women. ‘His‘money. 3230. was
taken tuwayf’t'rom hi ,suti2she is in
ilié custody of the pol ce‘. The men was
taketti...t.urt policeshmdqitarters this
morning for, ominycstlgation.
Waugatu'o,unoupo ...-rug woaLo.
._ Hmlrdo.?~‘ti‘itn.rhii.e-irrht. Alfred
fifiteliim‘e'preseiiitnditg Italy: ‘. A0130th
2 . gills ' ii 'nttus‘liet'etwv.‘ and
ll“, ,1 ' licked limerlcs..,ihreev of
monopolistic; sysnueeuiiiten to
Wallt‘srotuitl. tit g’w.‘ .iri"'ilve years.
hsvegrenohed 3‘ hicego. 'ijne ,
lit-tilifiilttti"- . . rot Resists-true
Willis hv. Ellie sent ern mu ..2 sodium.
tom the pa .tv‘l“ San For 12590:? rite.
objector the pedestrlad'ttout‘ ‘is’ to
study political. . socipl'j‘nud. _i dustriul
conditions or the world: 'l’iié“ en ‘ié'i'l
New roundup Octoberllii‘ 4 Théy ex-
pcfit- tel-traveiton toot at‘ least 20,000
m on. no; r ‘ 2.
‘PRICE OF BUGAR REDUCED.
NEW . ‘MORK. “Jam l2.--A reduction
of live cents n. hundred pcundswus
liiwfle today in the price of 'l‘Confen-
Fl
i.‘
tioners' Ai‘egrdtie a refined sugar. No
H. C. Rowe Makes ti Proposition as.
thl l
One is. that tile ill-h;
inquire of Governor
' of that time. did not appoanto oppose a
Sunday.“ and who was suspected to be '
that ev...l0hn Carmichael. the. Miohi-
fourth 1
isi‘iiiiir‘ii
nutritionist _
ii iii”. t;
Stitlilt’ll ”Willi. lléarl‘ruiiurc null
Paralysis ere Closed by Poi-"VI
stillOllS Urit,‘ and Rheu-
matic Acids
e
The pneumatic pet-solids sitcplicul
nippl’dlllp‘ the it-lulmfl (if "1mm“ 003‘ l Mr. liunlop's iuil report was as tub
'1' unit :lith‘l‘i still it 1; ill -, ”v "i 1. 00'5”» ‘
‘lutlliisui until one can“ 3913:..in mud. 'l‘o ills Honor. the binyor. and the;
hint tor iii-lug so, All u... plasters and i-louoruhie liourd ol tonnciiuit-Ii o
llnlmi my romhlm-tl “(war actually my; Ilic (‘iir of South l\(il‘Wilik.
J.“ .1 "...... (if [inpumnnfim They may Gentlemen: The street commission-
! wilt-w it “I 011" quarter, but it is gum or respectfully submits the! ioiiohing
l to llll .ii. Ilili, stunt-whom (9139.th only atuiuul report for the your 1308. r.
true “in to cut-i» ilheumatsm i, 1., Cleaning streetsv .. ......... 3 1.113098
tltiro it {mm the system. ior‘us long Cleaning pavements ....... on.“
an thi» Mill and Rheumatic Acid ro- Cieening sewers und catch
illiillln lil ille'liltllld, one‘ln never on. bnsins ..... . .......... 302:4
tireir lil‘l‘ from up. trouble. rim-.0 Removing snow .. .......... rlunil
seeks out the Rheumatic poison in the 01“an fitl‘twta .............. "(will
blood, luxuries and kidneys, renders it Flushing streets ........... {1.3"}
inert liliti harmless and drives it out. oi City dumps ............. _. .. hill
llit' spit-iii. it is cotuposotl of perfect Mounds and parks ......... 10.50
:mliiliilui ltll‘ iiit‘ rlu‘uumnlc “Cid ”also" Sli‘etti dilllllliefi nnd l‘l‘liilll'ii. . 12"?“
liu the Milton). and lilo secrets of tilt lll‘lVW'fl' salary ------------ "flit-35
wooden-2:1 ‘illi‘l‘l‘sri lies in tile/fact that E. W. lilulte. salury ........ 1.0.3.00
it is tit-wuli‘ti to cure Rheumatism Conunlssloncrs' salary plinth)
only . Oiiicc expense . ............ 3'5“:
l'i’lt‘i‘ i~ sold by drugglsts at 70c Bat-u account .............. ‘3?"‘2'.’
iuuti it .... the bottle. A liberal sum- Jngiticcring dept. ......... ltd-1.6:»
phi nun lil' procured by writing to the Horse litre ................. 40th
Smith innsr Co. 100 Smith limit. Syru- liacudauiizlng
""h’“ 5 ‘ ‘ Want My. ....... $1,445.30
l‘xh it sold and personally i't‘mm' North Main St. 057.90
"MM” ‘ Edward W. Kelley. linilruati Ave. 25005
"~“""'“' ......” Elisabeth St. ..... lililJl‘J
‘ I Fulrlluid At‘e. time
SALUUNS 0" IHE BR'BBE ’i'nyiol' Arc. ...... illblli.’
l t ‘ ‘i i. i! Mi" Wushiug‘tou St. .. lbthIi
Milli iliSi‘
it‘opttiu’ied ‘ from First i’ilile).
I
"\l‘p u. m tumultuous in our ill-‘(lllir
inn." ~~ till i'ounty tltiitunisuluuer \Villl-
man it wad. yesiciduy ui‘tt-rlioon.
sis-tiltiui; inr himself and his coiv
tinnitus etiucon l‘ciise ttntl John 13er
pity. “it. people of East. Ntlt'tvttiil.“
cuuiiiuuu \lr. lieiui, "should have a
win in all to South Nor-wall; without
buying u mus it whole row ui‘ saloons.
l lit‘llt‘ltil Ml li~li yours ago, unti'l lin-
llm-i- m 'ntiuy. ’l‘iii- ttiintuissimu-rs
refused ill grunt ;. license for a nth
loop (ill llu bt'itlttc thou. lull the courts
wciil :ilum- us it“ those follows arc
not Nilllsiivtl wi'huut present decision.
liltit unit so in liil‘ l‘tiltriN."
.\lr. Mimi aim iidded that while he
was nppu l'tl in the grunting of it-
(‘l'ilht‘s :i. 'th‘ present lnsluucc. ho hull
not so «xi-wetsuit liittiscif to ills follow
vtiiitiiits,.uu.i-t'.-t until they had voiced
tht- :oinu- opinion that he held. inunc~
illittclt azlhl‘ the, hcnrlnu. which use
lii'ltl in tin South Norwnlit pnlicn
Hinri. l-‘nt‘ti. the uiitiiiilswiciu :‘s lit-id
w
i
{they would t'lllill stunt :lll ill the ups
‘iillt'niimit. or noun. 'l‘ltls orbit-till)” “‘05
3t surprisn to sonic people. who held
:llit‘ opinion when the hearing closed
nor in which he wuducts
mottl- Attorney John J. Walsh.
represented Mr. lxytlcu. puld particu-
lar stress on the point or the manage.
meat or "the saloon; and Attorney .iohn
J. Cnnco, who represented Mrs, Ellie
Schoouover and Giordano and Piorillti,
pointed out that with the withdrawal
of the implication by Suites; all of the
saloons would be confined to-tlle south
or less need side of‘thc bridge. .loitn
lfl- Ctll‘lmntcr‘s counsel was‘ not pres-
ent. . . '
Jl‘dzt‘ John ii. Light. who J‘kflll‘t“
SllllltllllllSlllli
that the probabilities were lliui James
‘Aiydvil had it better opportunity of
securing another license on account or
Lire abundance of testimony showing
that there was no criticism of the men-
iiis establish-
who
mi
i
will” illllil’lli
Expenses oi; thé‘fi’eai Were Well
Within the Appl‘tgoprialienf Mule
Highway Commissioner Daniel Dun-
iop submitted ti Ebert. comprehensive
l‘tilmrl oi the yeafi‘e work injhls depart-
munt tn the all" council last evening.
showing what his receipts and dis-
bursements bud been.
%;.;._.:,32
titular Si. . . . . . 2 . . 1:30.00 .
::.7:iri.17i
Sewers: . . .
i.c\'iiisitul Aw. ... 2 tidbit
liuyt'lcw Arc, 1'. ii..'ll.
Chestnul tit. . ............
'i‘tiiui
Appropriation . . . .
ilnlunt‘t- ........ ...
Removal of Refuse.
l‘uy roll ..1 ......
iiarn account . ,.
list-n l‘I-iii .............
Wt.
42!
‘ l
'l'oiitl ......... .. .....
Appro‘prlullon .. , . . .
llniuucr' .. , .
Cult Account.
Jun. 1. 1008.
(in deposit . . . 2 . S 1.40.00
Rit‘lidry sales . . liti,.’.tl
Account 10th pviiuu» 3.3.1.50
Account pay rolls . . tonsils
Credit Account.
:1 mm .»i':2~llll‘él'lml. null tll'i‘iill‘tl not {-1 Ex in l‘lil ‘l‘it-i— .t. t. .~ -. .
.tti ttiiiiwi‘ llt"ll' llt‘l'trlU-I “Jim ”W“ «1:1 fiilli‘h‘. 2 . lm .tl
lllll ili‘ “i :' ill‘ll’ lt‘l'. 2"“1‘l‘lll'1 it; 3. ('i‘p 'l“; .1
lair}. ('l ' \.';':~ lilililv hour it. iiiiut‘rt’l“. wit “1.1mm! “~i 7,.i
its «Iowa; in tiit‘ ‘t'tn' Whitlwl- ”'0‘ lit'llli‘llliiltl pvt-um.- will
livititini ittilli pci‘i‘siil~. .
lit‘lllilt’l iiill'l‘ mil’tiliirl ,
l’uy rolls ..... . ...........
luluuce on llilllll
36.0513.th
if you will lukv Foley 5 Orion inun-
‘ivt! until illl‘ bowels licoctnu rcuuitil‘
you will not new to tiilti- purguilvt-s
'uuuiuniiy. us Foley-s Orluo llllXiIil\'l‘
positively l‘lli’f‘a-l‘ilrtliilfl‘ constipation
lllil Rllitlllln‘ll liver. l’icusalil in iiiiiI‘.
ll. ll. Plututed. "
MEN'S CHRlSTlAN lNQUlRY CLUB.
William Armstrong Elected Secretary
‘ and A. Dwight Keep Trenurer.
gummy noml. at the South Norwalk
l‘onnrcgationitl Church. William Arni-
sit-out: was elected secretary of tin-
scnted lhc rotuoustrsuts, maintained
are such that: the place is decided}!
unfit. for any saloon.
What the eventual outcome (if the
mile Will he can not. of course, he told
hie that the applicants will appeal. An
uppcul will give‘them an opportunity
to continue in business until the courts
decide the case. .. ' n
‘ it has been claimed that the state-
ment that the supreme court in passing
on the lithium case. which outdo, per;
:nnncnt the first saloon on the bridge.
decreed the bridge to be ll. suitable
pint-t- for a saloon is not strictly cor-
rtlci‘ that titer-use in a. masons went
“by tlii':i..ii. in that'the rsmonstrsnts
cinlui oi error in a lower'court.
-—_r__—-——”
MR. PHILLIPS AsalsTANT SECRE-
TARY aperture: "
WASHINGTON. ‘Juu; law—Senator-
ial-Courtesy wns‘re ponsibie for the
holding up of the n mlnation ofWil-
third assistant secretary of state for
nearly a. month. . in View of the fact.
that Mr. Knox is'soott“ to leave the
remote to become score y of state.
his colleagues conside‘re'tbi tit would
be the polite thing t. refrain from com
firming Phillips .unti they had learned
“whether his appointment 2.wonld be
satisfactory to the'itew secretary of,
state. Mr. Kiioxwhrlu incident. yes-
iterdny, and when the humiliation was
reached on themxtitlntivosessiOn cal-
endar. be at once’g’itve his approval.
and Phillips was confirmed; His quali-
fications bud been-discussed by Mr-
..fi‘ntt and Mr. Knox o. the recent con.
forencevnl Aligust‘fig‘l-‘fi .
*Mr; Phillips has been chief of the
division of Far Eastern affairs in the
department. of stdte,~dnd‘iB-.slat.ed to
succeed Huntington Wilson, who was
appointed minister. to the Argentine
Republic. ‘ ‘ . ‘
OPERATION 0N sin CONAN
DOYLE... r... .
LON‘DON. .liln. 12.--A bulletin is-
‘itlethis moruingsuying that. Sir Ar-
thur (Youuu iltiyle, the author. had
'insscd n resin-m, painful tiiithl. “'03
til" fll‘i‘t lililllli‘ intimatiotrthnt be had
2utttlt~'i'.‘rtriic mi llllt i‘al.l(lii0lt January 10.
Thu rim-imp” was for n ‘ illililiflll
change“ unmade other grades.
strongly that conditions at the brute“ l
at present. but it is‘ considered 'probn- i
liam Phillips. oftMauachusotts. to he'
29“!” Md‘dyannpsla: ..
Men‘s (‘iirlsiinii lnqnirr Club. lti fill
in. \lli'lllltl)‘ caused by the resignation
’cf lt‘. ll. Layton. A. Dwight Keep wuu
tundc tt'onsurct‘. -
l The following is the program
line tpinrier cutting .‘ilurcii 28:
Juli. li'w‘Socini Psychology.
John ll. Light
.iim, iii—“Pile Spiritof American (loo
urutuenl.
.l. W. llcli.
Jim. 3]»v-Tlic Springuoi Character.
' ‘(iieotiore it. l-‘nviile.
it‘oh.‘ T—Jl‘lre Factors of Social Change.
.iohn W. (lsulto.
Feb. H——Tbe Place of 'Ahrnlinin l.in«
coin in Aiim'lcnii History.
Joglxph ,W. (lot-ham.
Feb. ill—Sin and Society.“
Frank W? fiddle?-
lt‘ch. BS~—’i‘he iienoilts' 0f the (‘lrli War.
Dr. William H. Stowe.
.‘iiurch 7-«Tlic Public S shine of Theo
dorta Roosevelt.
Samuel J. Watkinfi.
lMarcli l~i~Sncial Control.
Innis Valentine. ‘
:30— ur Colonial i'ostv'sslons.
John W; Pennell. .
2S-—The American Navy.
Frederick Sills.
About fifteen new men have. joined
the club during the last month.
for
4
All it rch
M u rch
Attestation is that spirit which
prompts you to any to .vonr guest. "Do
you care tot-cream in your coffee?"
when you know right. well that it. is
milk that you ure passing. and mighty
thin milk zit that—Detroit Free Press.
A liliiilliillilllllllii.
The Dr. Howard 'TCompsny have on-
tered‘~lnto an ari‘dngementwith Burt-
her's‘drng store. by» which it. special in-
troductory offer"‘\vlli be made of 26
cents on the 50 cent size oftthoir cele-
brated specific for the cure of consti—
"T‘i'H"
So remarkably successful has Dr.
Howard's.,‘speciflu heenlln curing con-
stlnstidni‘ dyspepuin . stimuli tfbrms 6t
Ilverlrouh e. that Mr. (Bustermnl get
turn the pr on paid in every case where
it does not givo roller... , . .
Mr. llnxtcr hits .hcc‘n chic to secure
only it limited supply. so pveryone who
wishes to hc’cnredlof dyrlpcpsia or con-
though not serious internal ni‘lcction.
stipniion should call upon him at once.
$ii.li.‘.“.,ii.\‘
, stratum pitching ii in
r s
-. lthiiiill with
l'o'uulthe fuels, the
‘klo’mrhminlewed in a hoop
‘ l0
, , , not
5” 0 ...,m “I
$2M“ ilr. and Ensign FlilKKl‘ was ordered
l
l
l
l
.1 ii. l'litistmi.
l
l
'lilit
on the . sitivo guaran’tlgo
thttiif, it, 2. 9s motility Mt-
isftioiioll‘ . ,0 will town the
entire amount of money pdld
us'forii ’.‘"" t’ ’ “ ;
We ask all those who are
run-down?" norms {$63135
tilted. ' aged or was ,
every person suffering from
stubborn colds.<heuging—on
coughs. bronchitis or incipi-
ent’tonnumptlonztotryVinol
with this nonhum- '
FRANK H. BAXTER. Druggllt.
* Bouththlorwsllt.
‘ > ‘THE POOR ENSlGN.
The following story oi German mili-
turr ofllciulisut is published in lion-
don: ()uc Ensign Flngge claimed com-
pensation for damage to it hit calmed
by a mouse knawing a hole in his
lit-st ilmlc. The otiict-r who had to lio-
t-tde the point dismissed the claim. and
ordered the ensign to be severely
punished, on the ground that, t'ilii'
trnry to orders. he
tunic on a mill whenI going oiiutttnair:
: in‘ it inl‘eror Mlll‘ilii' , -
” night " his knapsack.
thus enabling; a mouse to gnaw a hole
til it. “without. having to ot'o‘come the
lightest liupedinii-ut," Ensign Flange
uppi-nrctl :Iiill "ll. further pouring .it
appeared that the officer who first
the rose was inistnltcn in
tunic buying ‘lwt‘il
suck at be time when
h moust- defaced li..und.not hung
ion a wall. The ilrst (incision was
......
Comes item the Late Mrs. Alice A.
cuive about $0.000 alive legacy. llllli
the circumstances connected with llli‘
bequest arc of considerable interest.
had hnug’liis bust l
T
...-
iiiiii ii
' tittlilltliltii,iti
l
Hall, ol Calciiesicr. Former-
‘ly oi Now/slit “ ‘
'i‘hc Slumiord Hospital is
to H"
About two years ugh. Mrs. Alli-e A.
Hall, of Calvin-slur. formerly of ,\'ni‘-
\vulli, lilt’tl. it'lli'liig it well under
which \‘ulinuu lietpiosts Wt‘i’l‘. nuulr- to
i‘i’lillivl‘il. unit the. residue. was to in-
divided into two equal parts. one of
which was to go to her husband.
John S. Hall. and the. other to be di~
vidcti equally among four hospitals
and the Tribune Fresh Air Society.
The estate is about ready for set-
ilement. and u notification iliill‘betfin
received by Edwin L. Scoflcld. rice»
presklteit it the Stamford Hospital,
that the amount coating to the iusli-
lotion is “distill. This will go to
tho itblitriil fund of the Hospital. uuil
coming at this time. will he partlculuiu
ly acct Illiilllt‘, us the manugcmeui has
been having under advisement for
some time purl, plans for it new ho‘spl.
lnl mid anoint r site.
Mrs. linii‘t estate was worth about
73.000. and practically all or .it was
deposited in savings banks. . There
Citizens Springs Bank. of Standard.
and cut- in the Sinmford Savings
Bank. . 2
hire. liilil is in no way connected
with Stamford. through family ties.
so tar us in known. but. through an
acquaintance with it charitable and
liillllii‘vr‘llll‘lll‘tl lady it {my years ago.
islii' become interested in the iiospliul
’ .
{909
iiiiii‘iii‘iiiii“ "
ii iii iiiiii
Sentinel Readers who Stiller Sliiiultl
Try a Simple Homemadellenh
etly ior‘Kidney or Bladder
Trauivlc or Rheu-
malisnl
2 /
ussnav. militarily 12.
This is a simple home ”With" pow
bruit; uiudo known in gill llio- larger
l'liii'h through the tutwupiipers. It is
litillitit‘tl iti‘ i'lwclt tilt: mun) runes of
lllitllilliillslll, lillllll’y null liliiilllt‘i' Iron-
lili‘ which hut-c. made so many cripples
and Ilivlillds unti wcultlings ill some
uiyuur brightest and strongest people.
‘ the drnggists here have liven unli-
lu-il to supply themselves with the in.
gi‘t‘dlt‘llitw‘. and tho sullen-r will iiutc
no tinnblc to obtain them. The pru-
scriplion is its ioliuwu: Fluid Extract.
ilnntlciit‘iu. out-«hull ounce; t‘uuipuuud
Kili‘lltlil. oni- ounce. and t‘mupounii
Syrup of Sursuplrillu. three Ullili’tts.
Mix by shulilug well in n llfililt‘. The
dose is oiw lcuspotiui'ul utter ouch
”Will and ill lit-dilute,
Itcct-iit cxpvriuiinls more this siiu~
plt- mixture l'lli‘l’lii’i' in Rlli’lllilil' ‘
iirilll. because of hit pouillri- action
upon the cilluiunliw tissues of ilii‘
kidneys. it compels these most t‘ilul
organs to filter lroni tint blood and
system the waste impurities and uric
were tlvpnnitn made in 172 savings . , . ' . _
banks in Massachusetts and Counter.» "Ugh“m‘“ “”f ”'“f‘tilm‘ (it. thru-
licut. There were tWti deposits in the inn “n" it cleanses “‘0 liltlllt‘l'r.
strengthens them and l‘l,‘tllli\'t—s (lllll'li'
iy such symptoms us liilf’kill'llt‘. blood
disorders. bladder meanness. littlllf‘ni
urination. puiulul scolding :inii dis.
colurt‘d urine. it tit-t» its at pnwcrliii
stimulant to the entire kidney and
bladder structure.
Those who sulfur null 01'“ :iccus-
touted to purchase at llOlllt- iii illi‘lll'
inc should not. let. ll little iiu-uu-
uud chine to know the tilt-delimit wort:
that it was doing. and also. some at
its needs. The fuel. that Ml‘n‘. linii
vutncmlwrcd the institution so gener-
a deep lmpressitm upon her.
...—2 ...—...... ...—....
therefore set aside by higher author"
) he putt-rely punished for tuning
it
........ it..lti.'itllllsiou'ed his tunic in his knapsack. hr
1"! t uleutl oi’ liunxinn it on a null. there-i
by giving. opportunity to the. mouse to
' ..-: linuw u hole- in it "liiidtn‘ cover of
....mi :42 the darkness." The sentiments of bin»
..sl.li'.’.i.00 stun Plunge are not recorded.
“0.58 l SIMPLE REMEDY FOR LA GRIPPE..
Riltfliiiix‘ lu grlppe coughs that may
develop into pneumonia over night are
quickly curt-d by Foley's Motley mill
'l‘ur. ’i‘liu sore mid lniluinud lungs are
behind iiilti strengthened. and a danger-
ous condition is quickly nvcrtcd. ”.
MEN lN PLACE OF HORSES.
i liyt‘itttttgcl.
'i‘ln i‘t l3:illitill.i.iiil cill‘ii lliiliit‘lll til
1‘
-'2ii’ .‘v n idrtu l’irsw, i. 'Lwiilin. li:l_\‘l;
atrium: tlit- iii»! ui li‘iv many or.
i
l
ldltui ' iii‘;.:ii:ti:‘.u'itin.~a slit. lliili‘t'iil'il ill the \’il»
2:03.00 iliz ix’itutit lu express thanks for tile
, muses .t-nusliiltliounl decrea- rare the lllli‘th‘li'
0:34.00 i ticur-‘is or lurinulis.
“‘"mw-‘rfiilllilliit‘ Turks. for
These powerful.
the most part
lit-unlillti Inuit. tlcsplli' lilt‘il' dirty until.
how .1 well organized society which
lays down illt' laws by which they uru
unitlvti iii their vocation. The): count
from Asiatic 'l‘ui'itcy. win-rt- liiv)‘ leave
their wives while they work intlitsiri
utisiy and honestly for a few years.
sure thcir curnintzn and then return to
their bonus. The bad puremculs and
tho uni‘ruw winding iiliects prculutlr
iiit‘ tlruy in Constantinople. and these
illt‘li illlif‘ the place of tho druy horse.
(in long poles they iuuy in- ril‘l‘il curry~
lug great bales of goods. pianos, stairs
and albumin oi hcaryqu'opcrty. ’l‘hel'
nl‘c fanatical in their rtllgion and
lbui't‘inultly ’l‘ui'klsh. but it seems that
thou iiliill‘t‘l‘iilit‘ the advance lowurl
liberalism. and showed their ability tt
liyt- up to Elli‘OlM‘ilil methods on llit
tiny still the tit-niouslrutiou. who!
they struck for higher wages.
OASTORIA.
9w..." :iht tut lot Hint Alon aim
Bitum-
of
COMPANIONS.
Albert was it solemn-eyed spiritual
tstie looking child. ‘
“Nitrite.“ he said one day. leaving.
his blocks and laying one hand gently
on her lint-c. "itnl'sc. is this God‘s day?"
"No. dour.“ said thwuurse ."ths is
not. Sunday. it is Thursday."
"hit so sorry." he sold. sudly. and
went back to his blocks.
'ljlie next. day and the. next. in his
sun-ions manner hc'uskcd the. same
question. and the nurse tcnrfnliy said
to the cook. “'l‘hui child is too good IOr
this world." ' ,
0n Sundny the question was repent.
ed. and the nurse with u sob in her
voice. said. “Yes. humble. This is
lod's day.“ 2.
“Thou where. is the funny pulsar?"
he dctnnnded.—-Success.
ASKING TOO MUCH.
i believe there's a. story told of
Mark 'i‘wainthat‘ln youthful days, he
.lng sent. out by his mother to weed a
certain flower bed, and finding more
weeds than flowers. he came back in
and asked if he might not “flower the
weed bed."
great an oval-slop to work as had the
youthful lemons. ‘Adllnonlshed to pull
some rut er large weeds in" the back
yard. alter u faint-hearted lift on one
of flash). lac shouted: . .
" gmm .‘ how do you. inlt l'm so
ing to pull these Weeds}? when the
Women's Home (lompsnlont' ‘
‘2 2’ V‘BE‘PARATED.
.“Some manure fond of work. and
others are nol."2ssid thiber. “’l‘ulte
thson‘ for. instance! ’He‘ is wedded
idliis work.“ . " “ ‘ ‘
. "Not. now." said lilckcniooper. "He's
been divorced.“ ‘
"Divorced! . What
risked Wither.
"He was bounced last Saturday,"
- do You, mean '3"
said l‘lickcnloopcr,--Lippincott's.
‘
‘.0ur little Alfred probably had as
whole world is hitched onto 'thent?"——‘
CASTo lit
3... Infanti moon“ M-
l
l
Beats the
signature .-t
v 2. l ’5';
_”__ ...... .
HE WANTED REVENGE.
llitiiwmlnn.)
l .ltiiiliil nwniiislwilllic family in the
,ct‘muir) tlllt' tiny by announcing that
liii- wanted to no Monro.
"What‘s that?" ilctuutidetl his fullici'.
“Want to no lunuc'f‘
I
l
l
t
l
l
i
i
l
flit ill i-liil up up 'li‘u r;..i.i until tit-ti.
in r .ll‘l“ you sir};
"bitilwf
‘ lit’li lllt‘ illlll‘s'
"Nope." ‘
“'l‘txitiittciitl‘l“
“Nope."
“hind because your mother wmi'i lt'i
'oti‘go swimming?"
"Nope,"
“Alli i think i understand." sniti his
tumor with n chuckle. “l happened to
hear you sensing that farmer‘s boy
yesterduy out back or the. burn. tutti i
also happened to see him iiop you on
your buck. Did it hurt mitt-ii?"
".\'~nope."
“Well. cheer up, my boy.
have our tips and downs in this world.’
Whtit- good. would ildo you to in»;
itpttie'3'f. i
“if i were only home. pnp." replied;
the boy with a longing sigh. "i could'
knock the stutiiu‘ out at Sammy Green.
and "it'll l‘tl {tn-i button"
A RELlGlOUS AUTHOR'S STATE-
MENT ‘
...
l
t.‘
i
We till i
For several years l‘ was nillicted with
klincy trouble and lust winter 1 was
on deals stricken with a severe pain
in my kidneys and Wflli‘t‘tlnflilt’tl to bed
eight days unable to get 'up without
assistance. My ’ill‘iu6‘1COI'iiaillPtl n thick
white. sediment and l passed sntnc fre-
quently day and night. i commenced
inking Foley's Kidney Remedy. und
the pain gl'nduully abated and finally
housed and my urine became normal.
i cheerfully recommend Relays Kid-
ney Retuedy. R. .H. Pialsted. "
MEETS IN HARTFORD.
. . .. t—‘F.’ .
Executive Committee of counccticut
McKinley Association Pre-
pares panuet.
The executive. Committee of the
Connecticut McKinley Association.
field; "Joli" Q. 'i‘il‘son, New Huron; J.
nasty in her will. shows that it made:
in this loll tint lion liliil ‘
"Yep," intitiiw’uizwil the buy. l
‘\\'t‘ll, lhn' ’ 1} "until it unm‘t}
tlil’u tints :ig‘.» t'w nun r'rr.‘ bouillon
composed ot Sidney E. llnwieyBrtiok- .
wuleucu interfere with making this
up.
.
LAST OF THE PEQUOTS.
g. Loses Her Home Near New Haven Un-
. .der on» Attachment.
NEW "avenues. l2.~—'l‘he lust
property in America held by the once
'pronti trlhe ol‘ {’Pttuol iltdlulis under
inn attachment. last week. passed from
E the hands of Mrs. Lucy A. Servant. one
:0f the install-bloom! Pequot: still
liting, into those of James A. Huston,
.. .ol' Brooklyn. N. Y. The property nt-
tuchcd was the woman’s home on the
lt’uilsliirls of the city, The proceeding
,is for $700 in a suit in which Huston
iciulms be rendered services and money
lior which he sucks to i'Oi'lll‘t‘r.
‘ —-A healthy man is a king in his own
,rlglit: an unhealthy man is an unhappy
gslnve. Burdock Blood Bitters builds
1' up sound iionliii~ltccps you well.
i
VOTED SOLlDLY FOR TAFT.
2 \‘.‘i\t4llt.\"li'i‘(i.\'. .liill. l::.v—-~.\ curious
i i'ut‘l. 3r»: disclosed by up :i-ililysls til lilt‘
l It‘l‘.“‘ir§ t). the r. con: i-rruitlunllul niec-
iilt-il. ii is illtti one wtiiity oi‘ the
l lli’iit‘il Slalom Zillluln county. Tums——
li‘iis‘l its role unanimously for the elec-
i tom of W. H. ’i‘uft. t: W‘fiRfillflVlQ, sec-
:reiury of the state of Texas. has uiilc‘
iiaily cerilfled to this incl. Curiously
‘euough. too, this tote' was not cast
till a strongly Republican state. or in
i“ northern stale. Zupuln county con-
filillis fewer-than 3,000 inhabitants.
land it past. its 429 votes solidly for
; the Tall and. Sherman electors. Caro
l iui examination fails to. disclose a
'siiullar case in the history (if
can political electors.
04.119 11:4.
Bun 1h. Ill. Kill“ Y0“ "In 80
Want“ . t 2 " .2 . .
"i d
Ameri-
to make
life less dificult to each other??—
\\'hnt do we live for if not
{some Eliot...
NEW Yt'ilzx. 5.va , :1“.
Withholding
sustena-
in Effect October 4, 1908.
59”” WRWFKTQ’ NEW YQBW
A. Air-1.225.826} mills. cliztht. 3: 6:11.
dullix. 6:54x. 7146:», 8:11x.: 0t06x.
9::i0x, 9:54. 10:23}. _10:§illt.identity»r
r. hi.~—12;51K? 1:05. not. inhibit.
3:27. 51083:. '0:37 5.03. 26:“). .ilzptlx.
‘ 5‘.
7:18;, 7:50x. Bgl‘ioxa
‘ .' Sand-vs.- .' 2
A. M.—12:53x,; 5:071, 5:41x. 8:6“.
10:23:. ; . ‘3’4. . '
’P. iii.—~12:iitix. Elm, 2:50x.'5:37.
5:50x. 7:12x, 1:50;. 8:911, 9:503. 10:19.
New ‘vo’r’tk 'rb‘bj‘ddfli—i 'tloitiivlitii.
it. tit—12:00x. tiles”. ' 5:45,w-2~".Gf.lili.
Henry Rorsbnck. Cununn; Edwnrd .l
Gurvun, Hartford: Norris l.ippltt.i
Neru'lch; Charles A. Gales. Wiliimitni
W .
"What‘s the matter with all. you
Swamphursters?" demanded Cltituun.
"round appear to hate Newaqmbiund
yét.‘ lié'il a decent start of fellow."
“Huh: snorted Snbhnbs. “the misera-
ble chum phonglit his wife ii 330 not
the other day, and now there’s no
'peuce‘. .n 'ntir. homes.T'—,-‘Cathoiic Stun-
=dard and Times. . .
8:00x, 8:50x. 92153:...10“) . , 0:0”.
ll:00x.“1i:03. 10:03:. 21’ 1"
P. name. must. must. 35261:.
3:32x,’ -3:57x,- 4:32;.”fii‘02x. 5:08, 0:25.
tictduslln Holman. Saybrobkp-Wilt 6:01x.6:08 :‘l‘0,’ : , : 1,
Hum H. Hall. Wliiintmn Frederick .113001. ’ 7 ”,8. light? Q3": 930.
B. Fallen. Bridgeport. will meet at the ... ' ' Bhndayi _ ., -
All‘yn‘lionse. Hartford. at 3 o‘clock A. M . - . . .
Wednesday after-noon. to talks up msti 30.0” .-—12.00;, :“Giil’l. .7330. 9:315"
lers 1 connection with tie unnua . , .. 2 . 7‘ . .5 ,.
penguin which will he. held at the llFfioglF-SJM. 0:00x. 7:00x. 8:301,
Stratiicld, Bridgeporti, J‘nnnary 29;th ‘ .- ‘ - . .. . W... ..~ 3., . , 2 ,fl.
our of thenssoc at on are: res- ~—-——-. 2 ‘ ‘
digit, {'Nilildm H. Marigold; secretary. 390T" NOBWAQ; T9 new ‘
Frederick A. Bnrtlett; assistant seci'e- .. ' g HAVEN: .‘
leryl Wirl’liuln ‘A. Redden; treasurer. ‘ A-.M—12:“10lt. tit-103. 1257!.-.021ls,
smm" “’“se' 7:23. 3&0» 9117!. 10:24x.‘11:£2it‘11‘:147.
‘ P. M.—~12:09X«.;w1:01. 2:49.» 3:1“.
3:2tx.=u:2t. 5:12. ;“i18£.~ 6:33, 7.:1ox.
0:16x.9:30;11:18.1,g.i..t.... . .2 . -
2 ‘. 2 laundpy'cg
A. M.—-12:09:'t‘3“17?10ix. 11:53 ‘I: ,
0:12.10:24x. lill2x. ”x" > 44
[p.- u.——§:te. 7‘:_tox,,s:2ix, max.
"““~-—*=t°x=r-'=to‘:s=t..9:39.; .
2 P. Air-1:26. 4:40... whim.
..i-
, int tilted to told
if you have pains in the back. Urinary. bladder
or Kidney trouble and punt. n. curtain. pleasant
herb relief from Women s ills1 try Mother Grey's
"AUSTRALIAN-LEAF.” ‘ tisueate i‘ollabli.‘
rcgnintor, anti roilnv'cs‘ all Female Woultncsucs.
including inflammation and ulcerations. Mother
“P
Sundays-49:15. 10:06:; a. at; 7:35
oAusunv TO scum aouwiiLK.
'A. Maroon. 7:25. "8:lii.~‘lll:l0x.
mm. 2
r. uni:inx.‘6,:lisx.8:bii.
0t
Gray’s Aultrullall-Lnufis sold b y Drug leis or ‘ ‘i 1 ‘
sent by mail for so ctu. Slim is that l Sunda 3-.- If? _ . mnq .. .
. Address, The Motherursy 00.. flips}, my?“ . p. m_ y 7 ” a m" , 7-230}.
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