., w-hnmoral that no iawnmholdlng it can
~ .. bo‘wvalid either-under the constitution
prepared, by .iohu
flyié'pjtlto wetsuits
uni mildew 405
products 230. and of the
. Wheeled: to:
w, slender quality. ‘ .
. e’ivorkj of most generaljlnterest.
an“: [i haplbeen .‘doue for
lo ,this“,stat,e. is all e»
(1 report on meat extracts.
nséioniot the, and
wont under the head-
vManuf’a/oturers." on '
thesg clarltusrnsr
w or packages: hrs'
flit {facts as iihovvn‘_;byw
,. , , nd “the comparison lb
‘ coin language pulliclently plain to
' , ‘ilng..,~,o,r«the 2|
‘ , litmus fouhdproilel'
, branded and up to stands
ndedta’ild below station
, lied,“‘but lireS don't)!
es distinguished
mg, and ‘nppoflzlliz el-
rin vthé p’rot‘einiliit hon-f
be, which are not and 'cann’ot‘be’ .
cted' and presented in a cancentrata-
form in an extract."
avor. fins Huich-‘
ts‘-.‘.‘are thus emié,
rouse appetite and
load with which
a n". 73117110111” luv:
it nonunion» whim
not..lri..tlis.hcl;
attracts nit-rates were
no . houcnli’a'or‘si with.
own alt. suggest .
e "extract" is, in part at leubt
'ttted heeltpickié, whichihavl
nurmse i‘or :l=ltr.lna~00rhr
saved from. waste
tractrr‘hbsolutely
ign mutter," .etc.
it
Ally, calculatodi to.
idosrrrrlt to.
it trahhretnwc
.,ill,diie. int-<2 .ao. 9x
‘11 rom’mwhr holler?
, 'l‘h'a. .dlscussidu"‘ot' iibid nle‘at exr
trifle-tip; heel juices and other meat prep
retinas is equally enlightening, ,
f..,‘“Bdcl‘.vwino and iron" has a particu-
’l_ "iy .nulriti‘ous‘. stl'ehgihctii'ti‘g‘,’“‘and*
en. bibulousioonnd. Butt even when,
' according to the“foi'mulu'givcn
él‘Nfillbilll}? 1" Military," ammonia:
, it first mixedl only
{an prince of extract of hoof
‘ before to have very little nu-
altie) “to 7- the‘unart. V about " .‘vl
tsugar. and some iron with a
irlt’ of orange; whileabout
‘ to “t s'df’its‘volunid isor shouidibc,‘
the remainderlbeing also.
e‘authprhalso states
', , ts'sho’w that in the
lonerwhichiisvthe final process of
acture where the olllclal method
90 per cent. oi the iron“ nntl
‘a; quarter or the; unrepen-
is likely to be re
of he‘ meat extract
as examined, 22 were
w-Ofihe 2 sanipl , .
th,‘ 70. were below it,
ofrstundiu‘dlittreng
.altd‘29 were miabrunded.
‘ '{.:“Beei‘.,\vine and Iron" is not food.
1:: butiessentlallyt cherrywwioe. ot , » very.
? mod raie/ quality. containing a very
ill ahtl- ‘v‘dria'hi‘c amountlbf diam
1mm _."Atphyslclan prescribing.
,. , , what dose of iron
'yihg't‘o‘his‘patieht. ‘ ~
l M. donned.” law“ the ...amtlon.h
l ,. «no sonic work in the testi
. "oi drugs. Headache pr‘eparations have
mooreMMhl-‘riiotion because. of
' hebhormousnmounts that are used
"‘it‘idlscrlminateh’ try-.thepublic and the
fs‘erious and. sometimes, fatal . results
, , ch use; ,The lawfunow
.‘ircduir. (acthe'pame and anionnthii
, .,.the‘ act Verdr‘uthii them shall be stated
reparations containing,
, fl ,déflrdi’iyeflawtphene‘
died: the .pi‘eticn‘ce and
, ‘ 't ,,.iotliel's"did' not. ;~ -
{Th rididu’nts’é stated, however, were
i' somevpreparations widely different
the ’umouut present: thus one
pic stated to contain 5 grains. con-
, diyidual powders from 5.3,,
in gréin's'Of acetanilhi; 'Some‘were
eled- :fhwimlesifl...;ic niain, nothins
a*“‘cnr‘e,""oi ,‘which state--
ts.‘ were false and illegal. ,
ther‘ drugs examined were ammo:
Iwater, tincture of iodine and horas.
this reporter: intthose previously
d._“the pla‘n’ ‘ls‘tb‘give ’a list of
and ““drugs which
_ “he pu e as well as oi
J , , , , fwéfe‘filolfid'"‘nd‘t‘tlte‘rnted.
ishfinW-ouii‘bedohfistnnilurd. :lt is
lnipie statemnt of ‘iacts. .
rhea; be Ed at: long as “1:8
9w“. 'ca om- .o .,te
fiction or
helped products
haliliiil iii
' nonunion conduit ruse-l
wi..,W--n ,.
. 1 the license law» is void. The
i‘n’i ls‘thatl the sale ol intoxicating
f tion to be drunk as ‘a beverage at.
the place of sale is noideatrilotivc to
this public health. and so inherently
otlihls state or of the United States.
The appellant first; ntends that as
the people of Connecticut, in the pre
umbioYto the constitution. gratefully
aclbiowledse' the riaobd providence or
God it having permitted them to en-
doy a :ree government," this is a ver-
ognltidn‘ of God as. thoziiiource of that
government, that the Bible contains
the word of God. that it deadening the
use dodsnie .oi' intoxicallllg‘uliqdors on
a beverage. and therefore that the
state cannot permit it on any terms.
.il‘her was a time thrills early his-
t‘o‘ry‘oi thip‘commonwmlth when the
Billie wofl,{”l‘ll;llie 11.6th or ii law iii
any particular, casefifla, rule or politi-
chl government. snot man then it was
never considered,tolcontaln any ab.
chime prohibition or,» a business
as that for which the lccnse now in
questionawan granted. ,Mearly as
1,613 is wasprcrlded by thecolouial
rays that ”ho 'on‘e‘shonlti sell wine or
‘Lstrong water in any place within
,thesaillbertycs without'f‘liceuso lrom
the particular courtof .nny. tWo mag-
istrates," laegislation or a similar
charctcr appearal in subsequent revis»
ion of the stntnbcs down to the adop-
tion or our constitution. It has been
zillllilllll
fable .‘xroundot, the appeal is (Emmi?! Endemic! Blddiiemi‘l. Made
lo“ "Filth. Over" 5an
“7‘ Sum to Client
lilililliii
Olt'l‘, Jenn zomlieorge i’»,
.h‘nrley, fan nitornsynt-law‘,’ was before
the grievance committee or the Fully.
lleld county bar, Friday, on charges bi
extortion brought by E._.lV. Gilhul‘cy.
recording secretary of Court Nathunlcl
Wheeler; and a prominent
,4 BRIDGEP
against Attorney li‘ur-
ley grew out of the collecting of death
benefits due to“ the heirs of Michael.
Foster-p who died at his home on Hau-
over, street, November 3, last. Among
the fraternal organizations
deceased belonged to was: the Knights
of Maccabees. .1th ,No 3. for which
bis‘widow was entitled to adealh benc-
Attorney "Farley is also
a member or the shine organization.
‘ ' ‘ inl of the deceased, Mrs.
Foster asked M l‘. Farley to assist her
in the settlement or her claim against
thonrdcr, {is he wait it friend or the
v r
. sold in bu
.. it came out in the testimony before
Attorney C. s. Canileld and (ionorul
ltusscll Frost, of the tolerance com-
mittee, that Mrs. h‘osterluskcd
Furley's hselstance in a fraternal way.
and did not emplby him an an attor-
lll‘)’. There was some delay in paying
tilt“ death claim, through 'a mistako'ol‘
one of the permanent features or that
which the people expressed in
theirlsl‘atitude to t
~ofiGod. in theyfuce oi thisdongt his-
iiory of dealing with the use and sole
of- intoxicating. liquors an in beverage
to be drunk at the placetwhere they
are. no ,,
the framers'ol' the constitution under-
stood .or intended that» anything can-
”tained'in‘lt‘ahould‘ileretlirrded as pro-
:iubltinar‘oltegotheroths ..licrnsiug. , 0.:
_such it business. I ‘ H .
1,. our contribution; which, ‘fihe legim
lativc’pOWer or this state" in the gen-
pralraoaembly.» l'l‘hat power covers
the“ whole meld l. ' op legitimate legisla~
tion, except so far as limitations are
toilhé‘found‘ ‘llrother pro’t‘dalons ‘ol
the. constitution“ ‘ or in that of the
United States. *' , ~ , '
.» ’l‘hc'lat‘ier promos duo the, "United
Slate's'shali kuilran‘iee‘io every state,
litthls union. a republican term or
impliedly bound forever tonmlntuin
such it? form of government- She, put
her legislative power in the bands or
thanmral. assembly. She did so only
because a ('3 could put only such power
olltlilit nature ns.was consistent with
a republican form of government. in
caustitutmnnl republics, its wuli ob.
sewed by Chief ustlce Chase in a case
where arguments finiflllwllll'tfl‘i‘selll-
vbling those .‘ now. made at . our bar
ityl‘iind‘flnstlccr which no legislature
is..a.t,.llberty_.to disregard, but it is
equally undoubted that no court, ex-
cept in the clenrestcaacs. can prop-
principles to the legislature."
‘ 'l‘hg‘genoral assembly of Connecti-
States can deprive no one of life, lib-
erty or property without due process
at. law... has; menial: and exhaustive
9eflnition of thephraae "due process
or. law" hits haihfisodutiusly avoided by
the“ supreme ”“éourt ol the United
out and "reserved powers of the slate
‘damental principles or liberty and
prhctice"which»lie atrme base or our
clvil'and political institutions and the
greatest security .for whichresides in
theiright ottlio people. to. make their
own laws and tiller them at their
pleasure. .
hanh‘eeh‘givcn to the mummy; ol iluje
tree; governments have, .at i all periods
of time‘tnudo the sale or, intoxicating
llquorp ‘a subject. not olprohibition
was a business lawful nod‘bpon to any
restrict this right. I .
is essentially a revenue measure,
every sovereignty. The state only,
security by therequiremonl. of large
authority grantedby the legislature
There is nqletljor
" 8i IE inhuman
YE. Machinist,
. I
or.
3 .
inure
‘31 bl it
new trike the onion inway?
llm treasurer, Chester H. Chalice, who
:td‘at first presented the claim to the
usiét‘n’omcc.‘ instead or ni-tbc oiilco
strtiniént, in the language quotedmnl Providence, til. i. ' ,
be good providence ‘
tree government loatheenioymcnt 0! lb
that in- W
Finally the draft, for tho $1.000 dumb
.luinrwas forwarded. end was turned
«ll't’r to Attorney ii‘ilrluy.
prusoilled Mrs. Poster Willi 3814,50, to.
motheriwilih hlsbili aniouutlitg tomato.-
lnl the latter was too .l‘or» bot“
rowed money. which was not. lituplll .
m that. his bill for services was Si .-
rchas‘ed. it. is idle to claim that r. .
notuquite clear to Mrs. Pow
wr what Mozil‘urley had dormiti but
:u sulh aclaini against her. and she
who ,tor .a bill of particulars. Wllil‘li
It won tilt». lllll
tin-ticulurs ihnt was before lilo grie-
\nlll‘e committee, yesterdny.
in, the latter
morney Farley retitled that it would
um'ocout at. least $300 to bayonet.-
uwn up‘ the estate alone.
llr. Gllhnley instilled lliiil Mrs, Fon-
;.. rolled on him. and showed him the
hill of particulars. and the letters, and
mill-d it" there was not sonic way to
- . n correction 0! it. as she thought
lilfll the. attorney had bot-u overpaid.
_ (iiihuley told the. committee that
.. took the bill and the letter to the
imiillild' court; and Clerk
llrl'd that the mutter be placed bill’ore
iH grievancecommittoo. ‘
was given her.
'gorernment. Connecticut is therefore“
llw bill of pnrilcuh’tra showed that
.l'mrney Farley had been exception-
llberal in his churgns.
loan of $50 for titty days ho charged
inmost, of $4.95. which would be at
lllr rate or over 80 per cent.
burn Attorney Farley was baked to
explain lt.lllllllllێr or items, ho was
in that thevaero unlisunlly‘higb tor
rm wrvicos rendered. The widow was
n. my; to pay Mr. l-‘nrley $50 for his
trmlulo, but Mr. Gilliulcy ,ligurod it
do: lhut all he was legally entitled to
Beioro the adjournment
0:1 :lw meeting, Attorney, F‘arloy
toml $111.75, but alter, the settlement
warehaavancedg ‘fitherc are undoubt-
edly; lundbmenthl. principles ol morni-
el-ly Intimate: the disregard; at those.
cut, under-the fourteenth amendment
to; the Constitution‘zol the, United
and that he would not. any just what
“hurt the committee would make to
Uli‘ superior court.
. vacant/arms nor P01
Government .Boprd Reverses Dr.‘ Wit.
t;‘clr's Dcciaidn on Benzoate pf,Soda. .,
l\\'.tSlllNGTON,,.lnn. 25.5- r at bed;
mm- of soda) used as a fluid preserve:
1w ls not injurious to henlth is the
dropout of the referee board of con-
llmc experts. of which Dr. lrn item’-
s n. president. of Johns Hopkins Util-
‘v rsliy. iachairman. This conclusion
lli‘il llas‘beeni‘approved‘by Secretary
lison. reverses the findings oil Dr;
. \l'. Wiley. chief of the bureau of
c vullstry. .Three separate investigu‘»
m. were. made by the board which.
it is stated; were in close agreement
nil essential‘fentures. :7'l‘ha main
"g llrz‘nl conclusions reached 'by‘ :‘tho
vw board are as {cllowsif ' ‘
= -‘l;~l-—.Sodluni- .benzoate' in ama
~ .. ilil’ldfil‘flifi gm
“‘lll tne’loodis wit out deleterioun
:mlsonous actiontand
s in health.‘; I‘ :Z“
‘l‘rtilidw—S‘Ofilum' b
States. lt'hd’ii. lifdwéver,“heeh repeats
only»:1deolarade‘j‘to 5 relevant. merely . to.
forms of legal proceedings, but tothat
law'bf“the";iand"‘in‘*<each route which?
derives its authority from; the labor:
exerted within theiinilts of those tom
”5..
.> But. however" blond ‘tlie‘scopé thrill“
process' or» luw—-lt is. plain athatimost
but of regulation. At: common law it
—-
mam-roul— slatuteo donot‘en‘lurgo, buts ~
gb‘er. 1907.
:ll‘otittlons
53‘
Finally it is-‘ai'gued..thatihe statute :per tiny) mix;
lhongbcstensi‘bly in the interests of
public police. The term “police pow-
er'“ has, at bottom, no other meaning
thnn‘the general. powor3of governing
its'people and dominions belonging to.
a. ,
i
L
fbe issued February 12.
nslglled especially to commemorate the
glOOth anniversary of the birth of Abru-
. The stump will be red
linmcolor and of the same size. and
lsh‘it‘pe‘as the regulariss‘ue ‘ol’ the two
,cent stamp. it will have. a profile of
lLincoln, taken fromSt. Gauden's sta‘
was: ‘Below the picture the dates of
Ildncoln’a birth and his 100th unulver
properly retrictn businells dangerous,
if unregulated, to-wpubilc» morals or
‘ {ham Lincoln.
license fees.“ it is only‘important to
,distingntsh between licenses issued
by way of regulatIOn..and.;licenses is,—
waue‘d :for purposes of revenue iii the
‘ ease otlmulnicipalcohrporatio'tli‘s acting .'
.underdeglis ative out orlty. he quest-i j , ' '
incomes is, i'Or what object was the“ N smut' Louis
suchgnnylnqnlry is intolerantin teatia .
the validity got a. statute" of, the ,I state. «
umhlgfidltlmore,»
F “ Signature of
118823111; IN 119 «901(18ng ,hthetherfldg
’ warns. Aoberts'holNOrthICanann, au-
,; dltorfot public accounts.:shallj‘succc‘ed; p
l Lipase. Dirnocratienghberior '
o, '0..9ltrrssri. .éslnnins
hwwhaaobéml nonin-
onpirod term}: the lateg
_GlR‘L”d-iOBO JUMPED'
on. Harv . Fagin . .
PITTSBURG. Jain" 25.--Aa a‘ result
all; Jumping from ‘4? . i'aat freight;« train
,in, New, Kensingtonlnear here,‘ satur-
day nightl whirl, "hobo" received, pairs
. inétalges; Showtime-her name as;
Rose». .
, :unpson»,_,.lli‘,illiaht {Ground .
‘ Shornet Dahhili‘yll;
E. A ., .
Frank 9.5:M‘oNnity. Claire :-
‘d. S.nM McFadd it. New, York;
ty; «50.1., in. Common. .
a‘,Trenton,' l
lainneid; 2
.. A. EZMWQanDQI‘Rp
Mrs L. 'l‘. DaylMlsaulnay. .Westportp .;
. lideia, Nomi-larch; ’1‘. L. hows
liberating 2,
l
without thorn. 1 lira-zirconium are» out with
Guacam- dondytintblnlrl- mini-y much better
all the bout insult-inc l have ever seen."
Antioilasinot. Osborn um lie. 8. I‘ll! fllvfiMMh
‘ ‘ . "h Debi,” it it
' - 17h? 59min
. .l‘
wmarwm
. _ . . . ,,.
WORKWHIIUQUSU .
. .l.‘ in“
No a Si, on. o . . .
at. The genuine tablet. atoning _
Goamhtoo locum or your mom! but. , ..
Sterling Remedywco” Chicago‘or KY, not
introspertilmttlotstilts
lien U 0'6-
"1 llnd Galcoretv to conduit“ «om polite
turbid liver and lmdaaho. , Now place. using.
lalrull certainly recommend them to my (ti-ado.
f .L‘ . ‘ to Do and.
Plan-an slowtnhle ngdhfi‘luaifl‘bxfi. I
vanes MARKRESIDENGET ',
~Wf
Forty-eight Year: Ago. irom
Nor-walk. ...... .
walk:
pioneers.
Alto.
made in the “Uncle Sam."
n
and solicited to remain here.
...... 4... W.“ '
YEAR'S mcoaponargpus.
Capital Stock.
$1.02c21iimillll for 1906.
tious.
New LINCOLN STAMP.
ism-ylwill be given. . ,
WW
ere-romp.
7 For Infant: and Children;
gills Kill in Hall Always Blight
new the “
I
,_ wden.n ‘
was made, Lunco
the cin‘ders. .t l,
.
j ai."”rli marmosets” f ‘ .c
k womanl-oi-Andorec. $ng or: ,
i from-Bob and Wire. Bridgeport: ‘H
arry aortic-i
inns lilillliilQi‘eb‘Mflr”inn] ‘
with; .911... . a... .LLLJ?
in)». . ‘ ‘
”0-1,.
o i‘ . /
r
1
John, F. Byxbee Went to California
oMr. and Mrs. Georgi- li‘. Watersiot
Hickory Bluff, ‘who “wum‘ to California.
several Weeksnugo. haw cent. copies
of :thc Palo Alto Tribune to friends
hero. The paper contains the follow
ing regarding it former resident of Nor-
"ll was innit. forty-rim" years ago to-
day, at. low lnoniltp before the Civil
War begangthat John F. Byxbce ur-
rlrcd in San Francisco. aboard the
steamship "Uncle Slurp”, on the Jour-
ney from his home in Norwnlk. Con-
necticut, to California By his long
residence in the stntc.‘M r. liyxboo thus
establishes his identify all one oi’tbo
"Sl‘lllilig first in Sun ll‘rnnctsro, be
lived till-r0 continuously for twenty-
live ymrs. Then for eight yearn be re.
aided in Oakland. For the remainder
of the tluw. which amounts to fifteen
years. he has boonn citizen of Polo
“The trip from pr York to Pana-
ma which Mr. Byxb‘eo made, was one
or lutouso excitement. it was at. a
time when pirates. working in the in—
iorosl of Ibo (ltlliiodorncy, worn imik~
lug. indiscriminate attacks upon \‘t'iiv
unis rurryiug the American flag. This
particular trip wits prairie. l‘oriuunluly,
without an encounter with tho pirlllos.
'i‘wo trips inter. however, the “North
Slur" in which Mr. liyxlwe soiled, was
captured and mniiscnlml.‘ The voyage
from Panama to San Francisco was
"'Ailllough l have lived bore tor
i‘orlymighl iyours.” said Mr. liyxlu-c.
lllll uol tired or this country yvl. i
‘MassaclluseiiaHouse ol Representa-
tives Wants to Know Aboul Merger
. ,
BOSTON, Jan. 23.—-As n iirsl result
of the recent report of Attorney (icon
oral Malone on the New Haven mer-
ger. in which he advised either the le-
gniiution of the railroads alleged ille-
sai note, ottho lorleiturc of its Char-
ter, the house of representatives to-
day demanded that. the New Haven
railroad furnish the house with cer-
tain data bearing on the subject.
‘ It calls tb‘be inforrnod,’iirst. whether
the New Haven mad now has any in-
terest, direct or indirect. in any of the
bonds, stocks or indebtedness of any
street, ruilwnycompany organized on
dcr the laws of iiiussachusptts, and if
so .wn‘ui, interest its no holds; second.
whether the New Haven now has our
interest, l rcrtl or indirect. in any
stock of in: Boston and Mains itali-
road. and it“ so .whnt interest it. holds.
’i‘hird, what diepoeiiion, ii any, has
been made by the New Haven since
May, 1908, of all or any part of the
interests, directly or indirectly held by
it in bonds, stocks or intioblodncss of
direct railway companies rn‘gnnizcd
under the lawn of Massachusetts or oi
corporations or associations holding
such securities: and. if any such inter.
cats have been disposed of by the New
iinven, when and to whom; what con-
sideration was paid therefor. by whom
the securities or interests so disposed
are now hold. and whether them has
born or now is any ugreculcnl lit-tween
the New Huron security holders re
hurtling the proton“ rmlirol or the lilti-
mute disposition thereof; and. it so.
What such ngrectuont or undersinmi-
iur,’ is.
ll‘ourth. wbut disposition, if any, has
been mode by the New lint-rm since
May a. limb, of all or any part or the
interests directly or indirectly livid by
it in the stock of thr- lioslon & liinlnc
ltnilroud or any corporation or associa-
nny have been disposed of by the New
Huron. when and to whom the spine
wort» disposod oi; what consideration
was paid therefor, by whom the so-
lnp, llolwrcn the Now Haven and fitli'll
holders. concerning the prrsont control
of any such interests; and, it so, what
such lltzl‘t‘t‘lllt‘lll’, or understanding is.
don‘t hollow than» is it better place in
cxlslcnro. in the splendid climate of
Pulp Alto i am still hab- und hourly
Considerable Decline in Authorized
'l‘hu million or new lnct'u'purnlions
in Connecticut during the past your,
as cluupilod by tho Commercial Ruc-
nrd. shouts u considerable decline from
the two previous years anthraflccts in
n lllurkcd ,tueniture llio’ Titflfitfilllllllg‘ in-
iluclll'o which the industrial depres-
laion _ t‘Xt'l‘i'ldlrti on ‘ilotutlbnia. 'i‘iu-
number or certificates tiled in 1908
Wits 321. its t'olllpitrrd with ....l for 1907.
uml 425‘ for limb. The amount of cup-
ltnl stock authorized by last your-‘5 in-
corporations was 326.117.4930, us mm-
pnrotl with Sillfilililliu for i907 und
“if the 3:21 f‘illil’.0|‘lli< i' orpornlod
i ,1 your. 98, having u trolggil‘lcd mp-
ilalizutlon. oi" $13,236,500, \v‘oro manu-
facturing,enterprises. Seventy lucr-
t'nntllo enterprises having a. capital
sum: or sandman. figured in the list.
Forty real estates and investment. coil-
corps contributed $2,500.0ul1 to the to-
iul volumu oi’ :upitnllsts. Five
mining venturus were capitalized at
regulation. Forty—three construction cor-
porations were cnptlnlizcil at, “.276.-
000: Among the miscellunoous vou~
litres were nmusemcui. automobile.
cool. storage and telephone corpora
Although the incorpdrntloo figures
for the year showed a falling off the
record for Docs-tuber indicates a' re
sumption of promotions and is in
marked contrast with the statistics of
(December. 1907. The number of new
.corporuiions last month was $0.
togainst 15 n year ago. and they car-
ried a capital stock of 39.575.000, as
compared with $768.0d0' for Decem-
Fourtcen of last month's
‘ were manufacturing icon-
‘oerns, capitalized at $7,336,000. A coke
‘antigas flotation had a capitalization
M , ‘of $2,000. 0. ’ ‘ _
, enmtc sin three
its «up to 1i ,g‘rmnspcrdarl mixed ;
M h Ihe foodhas not, been-.tound to
or r: any deleterious weffeotiron. the
lord! health, norlto not. 98.8. Wilton
the general ilcceptanc ‘0¥.th*l~=i©i‘m~'
HOTEL“ ARRIVALS;
ahackem‘dfi-Afi G.“ Ellis an
l‘ugoyv H; ‘ h“. Gladstonetian‘di “Wife?
Pr ridence: 85.0; Green; G. L.‘erght.
lulu ‘Stnlliugford. C. IE: Stormonti
' Haven; ASL.
m ii. Newark: Charlesil‘lflfdil’ié’.‘ m
. rmsley, J. Marvin;lN.“lz. Ely. firm ,
n lip, u, a_,.;chltpman.adobn hyhchl .
il‘ lireen. New‘York; lume. Laisne.
it «At, Mbtfhetvaon. M0888
, Rooney, oily: “I! “.R
limit, Wilton; t
Br! Si‘llQrt;',Ea‘W- Ra , p
: ii. L.'wuaon. H.3Vauce‘andlwilri.
diuocndi'iwitgn W1
A new twocent postage stamp will
It. will be do
. the‘patient. with the motor the
FROM - FAST Ti
‘hNBI‘th-l Pa, Shh .1
. . sciohs, by terrible
gushes in ‘her hmd'hnd bodyhcut by
. ‘ . l H.“
VERNON.
it
tended Production Friday Evening.
ll“. lilobong lllld oii'iccrs ofthc Moon
Vormn Company. >
“7
some BROKEN; STILL ‘WORKS.
A man who ccording to all the oc-
heen (lend six months ago has been
presented to the students of the Gol-
tlngen University hospital. in May
last. he fractured his spine in a fall
and woe taken to the hospital. where,
although his case was considered
hopeless, an operation was decided
upon. 3 ‘ . . _
Accordingly, the bones of the verte-
bral column were reunited with alum-
inum wire and the affected part
straightened with u tube or the sauna
metal. , As. however. the slightest
shock would have boenJatal to the.
patient, he was placed in a specially
constructed both and kept lying in
we er for four months, at the end m.
which the injury had sulllcienlly heal.
ed to allow of his being removed to
an ordinary bed. , ' . 4
his body, rendering movement impos‘
sible, but after. another two men
wnistcoai. was able to walk. ,
now able to «to light work. so
long as he‘w‘ears his‘ “armor" and
, escapes another full or similar hurt
is expected to ‘llve.7—Borlitt Despaich
to the London Globe. ‘
Rana: ‘ . ‘ “
Gold Medal Flour makes perfect broad.
‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘, , ‘ Rownxs.
non-hm '- ’
WRIGGLINB 'OUT OF: IT. ,
4 . (Young'sMagnzineJ
{him I always that in your. thoughts
near?" one . asked sentimentnlly,
vi
,“Wh‘yn‘Jnc‘k,” site demurred, “how
can you be) so heartland?” .
more thought; u -- meant
”When ioversi‘oiope it’s also a get-
fnway for common sense. . .
know second thoughts are bestlf‘ .
.3 i ,,..
flotilla. Member! ., . ‘Er ‘0 BRIE"
ire-.- ‘w you» fivflflonal
» ..(.:_on1m,iasionotr Willis/lo «,i—l MUM“
bill has mailedto‘the members of. the.
board ’ol‘rclieil' of each town it circular G 1' F ,
lencruclm"'it”lilril:‘l§t“ hedging firmly» i5 avorablc chori ltotu House.
nine cautions w ch. 4 y are sup- . .- ~ ,
[installatimnndvllergthelloolmoboof which Cunmuilee 0“ Clam] ”31an
is very pertinent now, being tor sug- Back in 1812
continue for auilltzionl‘inconle to meet
the annunhuhtm exucuditures. in his “4 ,‘ , . _
circular the commissioner says: f .ulww la. (lliricn is “L'i'izlluly
“Section 2,2481providen the only Hill'l‘mlz things up down it’lmllingm“
"way in which llSlli'lllily be reduced. my; I“, has just “Wm,” mm H
The list of no portion should be m» ‘ ‘ ‘ ' “fr
ducodqnnicss tho,rosident.in person.
or the nonresident in pcrson‘n‘r his
a cut, sllnll‘bo put undot‘ront and .. _
dfieslioncd i‘l?iiill;eil0ll|1?1ilxi;lll(?$l't)~ “W” ""1““ ”i ”10 “(‘llfll‘ilm‘nis i‘or
loriy. as ll'ovidc . it not socloll. on ,. . ,_ .
hrs not aillflill‘d of assessors. but arc calm-1‘31 havinpin .1812. when in: hall
an appellate boriylwhich is supposed “ ' ““ini‘LU’W-‘is “‘"Jl hughuul,
_ a in i. u ii" manner as an no , , ‘
moietbonriirjoig crefill-rt? from injustice. 1‘” u“ 1““ 51"“1’ Whi‘i‘wi‘ its u priva-
'l‘hr~ abatement of polls requires a
joint meeting of the assessors; and
of rclicl‘ after
such Joint meeting has been given, as ”H,
provided in Section 2,353. The recent ,
ly published biennial report of the tax
commissioner contains the filllou‘ing
relative to the boards of relicl’ in gun»
crnl throughout the stall". ’
"l‘bo work of the board of rclio-l' in
nlanygtusos has been quite unsettle ”mural,”10mm“.
()liuncrs in the lisscssors‘ ‘ ‘
lists barb been lnndo hastily upon the
request, oi“ unindividuul without (-mr
icrrlng with the assessors. or colloidal"
9 out or in u ndicinl nluuucr. .. . .. . , ,
Ill‘lliiiw“Shard; toi‘krcliei' jas an appellate ”mp“ dub and b” ”"5" mm“ “”i “W?
body should not make changes with (.0 ,1... l g. . .. ‘ ..
out the full lllll]t.li‘5tlliliillig of tin! iillil» 16:21:: film?“13):;[It‘lti'l‘l’lxgd‘“in:
, ““3 tho “55‘35‘ (H‘W were gathered to (my hither-i
slurs; on actual Viewing of. the l'i'O' and still the claims \\‘l*l'i' nill Sillini‘lpdl
perry and to comparison \l‘llll‘Olhi‘l'E'Iilm Mm tried at various Um” to not
illillllili' and contiguous pieces. ii l"’-"‘illli'lr just duos. but “mm”, WWW .
" "l‘he intelligent
nullliiuli by the
tion holding security or stocks. of it
sin-iiit-s or interests so disposed urn
now hold, und whether thorn Wits or
now is any ligruvnlcllt, or unlit-rotund-
;A Party of South Norwalk People At
A port) of South Norwnlk fircuu‘n
(”ill some oi; the nmmbcrs of the rain,
which uppcnl‘rd in the production or
“The Fire llrlgnde.‘Y presented a few
weeks out) at lvloyt‘s 'l‘bcntrc, under
the unoplros of Old \‘i'oll Hook and
indoor Company. attended n pcrfm‘m-
nucl- oi the some play at the Mount
Vernon Tlicnirc, lust Friday evening.
under the auspices of Washington
Chemical Company. No. i, of that city.
The party bud u filli" limo. leaving
South Norp'nik Friday morning for
New York. wherein the afternoon they
visitod lllt‘ liimlodrolnu. going from
lllr‘li‘ to Mount \‘crnou. After the
play they were colcrluinoll by the
Mount Vierllon liremcn oi the lniler‘s
quarters. The visitors also tpronouictl
l-itirry llolmig. who managed the pro
lllll‘illlil with a handsome ilromnn‘s
budge inscribed: “Presented to H.
twining by Old Well Hook and lind-
dor Coulpany. South Norwalk Fire lie;
pnrtmcnt,“ the presentation speech
being made by First Assistant, Chief
Gloria There were also speeches by
shooting were
town of llcucou Falls.
The colupuny which went from
South Norwnlk included Miss Beatrice
Coleman. Miss Lillian Crnui‘urd. the
Misses Lliiil'il and Eva ilogurdus and
Messrs. (Hipster F‘, Glhrlt, ilownrd
chpli. George ll. iiiral. Hurry Peters,
Edward Flohcrly. Timothy 'l‘nllnndgc,
William A. McPherson and Smnuol
Holmes.
’ --——
’ a A a '1' Q n :‘x: A. .
Bum n. in Killil You Hate Always soup ,
Signature ,
or ‘ . ..
”The would. of Dr. Ailing. of New . . . , , -
linguist specialisiirin eye treatment, More mistdrbsnces Registered. Prob-
. ~S “"0110 ei‘eseutirelysi htlcss 1 a" 4» ‘ . 5 ' . ;
and the. other is injured to abofit one- ably inrthe Mediterranean,”pipi‘rlot.
hail of its normal conditions .VIENNA. ,Juu.‘ ,23.,——The. ,setsmo-
“The parties were apprehended 1“. graphs at Vienna and Polo. the naval
the local oflicers and the‘siutc police, station on, the Adriatic,~ registered _
and placed under arrest Sunday. No- very strong oai'ihquake‘shoclts.ai‘ 4
Thevaeroiried in o‘clock this morning. , According to
the superior court. at Waterbury and the calculations of (airports, tli‘c‘scruc
Rocco Brueuito was 01‘ the disturbance was nbout,4.00il
sentenced to not less than two or more mile.“ from lilQi‘é- find if; 111,13 . 9139‘“
than five years in {hesitate prison, wasdnhabiteid.‘ the visitation must
while Brinnto was sentenced to jail for have been disastrous. ,' ' ,' ’,
six. months and linedddiififlt. g i-“NDOKT. .iau. Quit—«The ‘sclsmo-
“While this deplorable and cowordly. Willi 0n the l'slei‘ol: Wight recorded a
“Ct 0“ “19 part of the. accused almost Mi"??? eatihilllalie. this morning. Pm“
pntirely " stopped Sunday'spoonug, “i Milne‘snys that thc,locolityapparently
was done and great cost to one of the is*in,ftho.en§telin Mediterranean.
“me Officers. and We thinknhesliould ‘ "","', , ‘ ‘ ' " ’ "
be substantially reimbursed; There— ' ‘OAlBTORIA-
fore; your commission will ask the “
state. to. contribute. it. sum oi" money A '
WWI?“ 1v1i“-.Etiwurds‘ maintenance.
rooted .laws 0 medicine should have
vemher 10.1907.
A metal bondage wus placed about ‘
were shot by him, butlwer
geronsly woundedw
wm
. . The Falrfield
“Nae-second," he answered rutlcrlcaucu ‘wil ’ .
‘tnbn‘ently. , , . , l . s i be called
, lL‘ouusbury, of Dnrien.
" intuition ‘
Wm...—
rouuuiiicc on claims in the house a
lili‘ili'iillli‘ report upon a claim that
has ili'i'll slumber-lug in tho llllllsll' pi-
stilnvlhing like ninety years,
i'upiltltl Louis Smith. of Norwalk, iii-
lo‘m- and silo wont. out and did all sorts
bl stunts Willi file British shipping.
duo notion of 0"“ ”Y 1W lll‘lzcs was the British
sloop l’lululw. This vessel was sold in
district muri at New York and
nolir’d SWAN“. which was divided up
among lill' ('l‘rltt‘,
it Ht‘i‘iliu that llli')‘ 11ml gtal‘iors lll
those (1113's. for llli‘ r-lork ol’ tho rouri
who had ('llm‘m» olilw rush allot" lhi-
snlu skilllli‘il out and there Wits no
For yours Uli‘ i'lilllzilll and his llli‘ll
tried to get thrillurlsn to make things
right. But the Ht‘llllilll‘S null l‘cpl'cstp
imivcti know the country was poor in
in.» cash. A bill was lllll‘tlllili'igil in
it remained for Senator lirnlniogw
work oivltssosool‘u to tokc the firm stop to secure il'ual
Cillihliii’i'lihk’ iii” justice, but his oilorts were liullivd lu
liberation has, in many (crises. been mp hl‘il‘s ”f Ciil‘iiihl Smith; ‘14,. linallv
busty M‘llull 0f ill“ hunted up the bill in lover of ifupluiu
bonrd ofrelief. thus cruising llijuhiiirtl. Smith and it was passed in the Mill
positiyc tilsudran- . congress, '
logo to thoccnerulinterests of in»; It rei‘tinlncd for Allm'llm O'Brien
The best results can, be ob-lnmv practicing in Washington in go
tallied only where the ilflfli'd 0i l’i‘lii‘i i it step further and sci-ore for lilo heirs:
works in harmony with .thc asses oi the llircc minus: the ll’llllli'\' they
sore. with the distinct ul‘ulcrslonllilii; were entitled to under llli‘ ruling or
that. it will do orerythlng‘iu its power [hp (mm. '
to correct any inequalities which may Attorney ("Hilton lllls’llt'il around
be found to exist, nitcr proper inros- and found that curb ulnvr would iit'
untitled m $1.1liiiii‘.‘ ii living. lit»
"Pornlil luv to hope that tho work pressed the matter before tho. ('olu-
be done. itllellh mitten on claims. and finally srwul‘i'cl it
gently. without favoritism. in u judl favorable report. \‘i‘lwn lbw boner null
rial manner and. literally in accor- sountn approvr thr- rommittvc's l'l-‘lliil‘l
require» the heirs oi-the mules. Vii“ ruroit‘u lllv
amounts due.
"Tho tax lows oi the state of (.‘ou- it is understood that llll' ili‘ll's or
. . nrrtlcnt. with amendments
'THE FIRE BRiGADE” AT‘MOUNTgllotnlJons to date, have been col’llpilcd Miss Flol‘illltte i’.‘ LC‘Q and Ali-ls it...
~ iior the use of taxing olilcials. if u rt?ns.tll' Stamford.-
- ,oopy is not already in your possos- .
slob. one will be sent on request." MORE PARTRIDGES ARRIVE.
and nn~ the mates are ll‘rctlcrick .ivllhlillis.
v.4...
Twenty-five Crates for Distribution m
A , O EIA - i. .
lid Killli l0“ iian ”mm 30W Fairfieid County.
W ' . 'i‘ubntyliivc“ crnli‘n‘ oi' lluugnrlllu
pnl‘lritlgns. averaging platinum or mun.
. TorpeNStON WARDEN. l‘y birds prr crnto, arrived at lllt‘
Soul.h~.\'tlrwulk railroad station Friday
State ASkcd to A593“ Wounded Game night. slur distrilultlon in Filli‘lll‘lil
county. tho direct. result of lln- lllllllr
in the report. of the commissioners ors' ”comp rump
of ilsherios and game to the governor . These {birds were shipped from
nt’fionuccticut. is contained the tollow- Antwerp and arrived in New York l-‘ri-
lug recommendation:
“Tim commissionwould rail to your and ,nltcr ”Mn is son-mp mu second
attention the case oflleputy Wardrn round will be made at the large l,u\\'ll$.
llunii‘l M. Edwards. of Beacon Falls. The birds Will be hold over in barns
”if was appointed u tli‘lluiy Worden by i“ the dill‘crcnt 10““.5 “”1” ”i“ “Will“
County Game Warden David ll. Clark 9" is suitable iii“! “in NW“ 1W ”“1”“
and was a very cliiolent and valiant of- 310d-
dny. One critic will so it) cut-ii town
that has not been iavorod .llm-ctol'urn
’l‘ltobirdb are in excellent condition
“Numerous complaints of Sunday and. are consigned to Home \l‘nrdvu
received from Cotton Wilbur F. Smith. Who will hold some
“0110““. a wooded ravine located in the (if 1118111. lll‘h‘isntarc for it while,
Mr. Edwards "i‘hlinVar‘t't ill-)0 birds in tin» tun-my-
rrsponded to the call and visited the “Viacrates. and of this numbrr it was
suction Sunday. October 20. 1907. He found Quit. only four \rcrv .llt‘i‘il. l‘uur
discovered two ltaliuus. Rocco Brunet ‘Vfiimdéddthd thorblhcrs wow abiliti-
lo and Peter" Brainto; who \vcro {about “My 118 lively nscror. The birds have
int: song birds. and ‘wiihout a. license; ilcg’iischt to tho l'fillilitlllg towns: Ens
“The deputy placed them under ur- (on. Wilton. ‘ Huntington. ‘Wl‘sillm‘l.
road. and while engaged with iirinnto, Strattord. Spuriumri.,hridsrlmrt. Siam-
Rocoo Bruneilo shot hint twice in tho foyngt‘trleh, Trumbull. Shelton, Dan;
lace, which entirely destroyed the bury. Belliei, Nowiou‘n. Ridccneld,
right 0i one eye and seriously injured ReddinggNew Fnirli‘cld nnd llrookiield.
(lamefiwat‘dch Smith has rcluiuedn
"Air. Edwards. by following a fence. unmbcrjl‘or‘ distribution i” The N01"
. reached the roadralter several hours. “Wits”; null“ will also burn a low to
where iriouds, assisted him.
removed to his home in angatnbulancc. 'ea’l’iykslil‘mfi ‘
and lay for ten days in terrible pail. ' “W
nnd was. delirious.
He was replace'thosc which may die in ‘tho
' STRONGKEARTHQUAK’E‘ SBOCKS.
3“,, m ,llu’iiillli in: iiau Mimi; Bough
at its. ‘ ' . - . '
nit , . . m
. . W ' p. ‘ ‘
“HF-L0 OFFICERS AT BAY. . SENT, Tomatoes-Poor JAIL.
Thomas Walker. who claims to be u.
“Men“ Mass‘.”Man Fatah . .
. . - , _ y Wound- 1 tter by trade and balls from Orange .
. ed After Shooting several Men m " ‘ ’ ~ ' - ‘ -'
. . - ‘ . ' . i .ic's . ot drunhin South Nox-
1‘A“R,ENCE.Mass..dan.23.~,—~,Philip Ne“ ' ey a
Khoury, ngedifiiopswhopafter murder dormitory out of the Franklin street,
2“” Wartime Karam Bhamddouy. highway. The police found ,him. and.
‘3' ““3 “St-night?» will! fatally 890‘"; rushed. him to headquarters in Havi-
with army 13m.” lh. mouse on the our land street. He was fined $5 and coats
bnor of Elm and Hampshire streets to- and not. having the money went. ‘0
dili’. after hchad kept the police at jail. , . ' . .
bay 5mm? miMightyTwo‘oil‘lcersiwho It was discovered that Walker is
““9"" “tit‘llllliihg. .to arrest. ’ Khouri’j the man who was with‘two other men
e not done who were killed while rldl‘nglon the top
walk last night and tried to make it
of. u. freight train on the Discount.
branch, at Norwalk a year or twoago.
CONTES FOR COMMISSIONER. . Walker‘s companions were sitting up
county legislative "when-the River street tunnel was
‘ legether tempo reached and were instantlyskllled by
. row. and after that there ‘will pro . coming in contact with thezhard.‘top
nbliy be in! Republican caucus for {5th
‘ ” Mouse 0 n n
, “Maud... said J, c,k.,. .aitfirt, In mo- missioner too.
a .
of it. Walker owed his life to the fact .
noting a county. com. “that he was lying on the top of a. car
cceed Whitman ‘8‘. when tho'traln shot through the'tum
think Mead. .His. only opponent is Ernest nel. He. was held for the investiga-
ltion. but was released.
Norwalk Chronicler