M...,in..its earlierlit’e than is general
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 26.1909
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it ii. H. A lint
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. lilucil Darlings H58 Been: lions lronl
i . 'Pollulion'd ills“ Streams “
‘ ‘. hill'i‘llo‘lvvt'irltid the fish commission ill‘
clocking state‘wnters with fish. as do
scribed“ ill the‘kioulnlissioners' biennial
report, makes interesting readingfor.
fishermen. Which ‘n‘le‘ans prelty much
' oilery'mnn ”able to get to some pond or
stream; some tillle or other. 'i‘rout,
buss. “whops,” and perch are dealt
with, and also the damage done by
tile , nation 0. ‘iltrelilns.t What the
coin set “era are to‘ say ‘of, the
fish‘s/shark ' the main as tollowm.
, [f'i‘he iti'éviifeifibhér‘y ranks second tier
, the, “ d._in,co,plnlerciai;yullleA_ p t e
. distillll neat-ricer; i'rlle unitimliilsning .
abundance builds species has made an
tifl‘ial pr ' ligation unnecessary natty
utilize regi 113;, pt. the elltAenslve fisherw
les‘tof ttile ‘~Atlall'tic (roast. Our fisher-
.siwnys find a market for the, Mil;
' allidhnh those wlleA'liave‘old estdb; ,
i ediiislleries on the‘Connet-ticut riv-
ei‘i'llbtnin the best price for their pro:
dii‘ét; due to the quality of the-fish and
the great care exercised in the settling
dhdxpacking. Last spring thefresh the
wives» were shipped to Boston by the
eairioad to furnish bait for the Atlantic
fishing fleet.- '
During theill'st part of play. the ole:
wives in Bride‘s ilrookAandA pohdpin;
SOlltll l43'mén,
were ilitectsélAl by, “the”.
line «The shes on y . 91".
Egg-“29‘ '1‘le N.“ ivtlgllllcd abhor Hilbert!
they‘usnluue al‘nblsanee. as soon as
they, be van to A‘dectly. and Mid flown
he‘ll iii 6 "tier found ‘it necessary to is.
due till bl‘derJ‘or their removal. Your
commission was requested to make an
illvestigation'oflhe epidemic, but its
llo bacteriological tutumlilutiml was
made or the deceased fishes We were
unabie Alo “Lilla cause of the. great
mortality of this species, while other
fishes ill the same waters were not
“tested. In A
'.‘ f The .Trout. ‘ ”“
l The brook irolli: grows more rapidly ,
sup-
bos . Where th‘eyxsre'fed raga orly.
. its i the state trout. hatchery, the dell
at 10 months old will average from
Khartoum inches long. and reach the
beginning 'of maturity when 20, months
old, when AA .
'l‘engthrof fromlwelveto fourteen inch-
es. “lathe, wild stoic jibe iisli ,STO‘VA
‘llidrefhiowly, mid at 20A Alnontlls they
will‘ be ‘found to have attained the
length of only seven to {“113 inches.
ill be seen that m0 trppt inl-
’l‘hAtrs ‘ i. ,w
tier .iuches‘dn length built; ever have
spaww A.,~ Therefore, iiithe law is, to
allow“ it oh trout to be, caught.
practically: the only means of main-
tainlngthe species is by artificiniprop-
ligation, which must in the futures. 0w-
ing to the "regular increase in‘ tho‘ i'lllm"
her of. anglers, be the principal means
of maintenance.
For llonr forty ylears, p‘nbiiic :atcg
ill alisee toils p llis st e av . lei
stockedngiytjli fish. by thi‘lsi odlliiilissloll.
his the results hove not
equaled tho’bht‘iclpaiion; in others the
have.Abeen conspicuous. .. How»
, ,' up ,Afingerliil‘gs or try been
intrdduced llitoi’ile waters 'of our state,
it. l€,,sa’tc‘,,to that the, fishing today
. wbltl‘n‘ b'e‘,’,'gre,atly inferior to What it
actually‘isy‘falid the‘de‘cline would bo‘
.‘ keenly felt by the fishermen. Valuable
v . food and gamenaiwsimw-beenintro-
“ Muesli successfully and'lu'countless in-
pleasant-evened tilleirextermlnatlm.
‘ Protection? and: propagation . hrb both
possessor. pd istvict} enrorcementnr
proportions?” and the filiililfiulgcompli-
:uuc 'wtth‘_tbem‘ou the part of the fish-
‘ .ttbgsthermnlvilhrottenillve . and
,pcrllistell'li'aiihneial hatenlligunnmiiull:
ingofliish Wiillresult‘ most beneficially.
‘ itch buditibnbavebcen made her.-
‘ ' ,4 ’9 {continuous and steady
“ lib yAolir. population, and“ . they
l
«spunk» until the: State‘s
' " otedatothe propagation
canceling the highest of-
tortheé
at ‘vtlg’lllilé‘ an it.
am .3,“ .OA‘ . i
1 Mile lodltti‘flyl‘pthere ‘ is
midsummer; and iii. order
outsmart" continue to. push
pé ..
ii booh‘noiallleé‘.‘p;ro oils in
‘ dig and v‘dlstl‘lliuflong‘bf fish.
re, been vigorous and lieut-
gtrnortality‘ this yisolgllegs
= , ‘Wew‘ore‘ Ana 9, o.
. . .31; Elisabetgifiuruv
thallium 1;. mild“
go during 33 “past
in: ”Canton coin-
. in» 4‘ ..
‘.‘ “”3 ‘W . A
‘ fill? first of November,
. MAl'.‘ Tripp, report-
".1. .9, lot“ number of the
r ‘ ,perren”, but this lsAnot
r. luminance, with brgod
‘ll‘tcheries. The saute
:‘lAm J,..w-..
, turn i’orthe moneyflappropriuted, and
" no“ one conteraant with life lactation
A ‘ and to increasing their
. boss. it willqbe
io‘mfnring. no
, pron); trout; 14.250 fingerlillg rainbow
l "of lllaglliitlde,‘_}villchA sil‘ould exert a
” iliptcrillliilniluenoe on maintaining uh‘d
‘- inciteaslhg‘htlleupuppiy'lof these alia-
' llifetii lnp’dé, from '
While it may he weil‘known that aim»
cultlcs attend the incubation of tho
bidet-ed advisable to attempt hatching
to depend upon getting the fry from a
'cure' “it! try.
‘ar
they have attained, the ‘
grail-(63461“ ut‘liib‘stAclipllelti': if r.
livelyinitiate"ticuttounp- . ‘ - ‘
ijfidlffi‘WllllAeVEIf-be neglected. '
been placed skill at; lllel'cllll ‘h‘aiollord
tower ll supply of eggs to bills the
n from our own brood fish. ,
, e stdtobatchcries give the peo-
e an actual and readily apparent re-
object. to the cost of maintaining them’
productive-
. pharcnl when ii! is
‘ inatpiulu hut‘d i“
lfi‘fnnipli period ehdi g
1908 is as follows: 220,500 illigcriing
stated that the
trout: :18i.2,00w“iaks trout; fry; 46,000
small mouth black bass fry; 3,000,000
milieu yellow Alert-h fry; 1,448,001)
“h“, lrll.:,12§.i3,7 .380 Mastery fry ere
“stunted fulfil]? testers of this onto.
mulling ii Ki'iil’l iOliil df"l.30.585,830 llilé
solutes and 1VandalAloAtlie natural
product Willi and'eruptucea. A work
sites." ‘d‘here wallow-hotter invest-
A _, it"‘b‘ilslness stand-
point, than that which provides funds
for the purpose of supplying and keep
big up filmsuply of f‘o‘od and game
fish in our Astute Waters.
A Pike Perch. 5 .-
V Many applications have been receiv-
ed ‘by’ your commissioners for plk A‘
perch for stocking ponds ill this state;
pike perch eggs. it is nevertheless conv
lbtnn’al. our own stations, from which
the try can be readily distributed, than
distant point. Furthermore, it is lunch
easier to obtain the eggs than to so
’ Present plans contem-
plate utilizing the shad llfliflhei‘i' as
soon as the eggs can be Obfflllli‘d,
which will be prior to the shad hall lung
season. ‘I
Black Bass. ‘
L ii} law passed at the, session, oi the
legislature ill 190.7, million it liliillllll‘
ory for‘tilb‘collitll‘issioii‘ “to cxlwllli
from the annual appropriation for Ike
tiflcial propagation or fish. in the.
watered! this state, not less ibilii
$1.900 p‘er year for the propagation and
distribution of small mouth block it this
anl‘y‘ellow perch." During the war
mcr of 1908 your commissioners il'll'~
chased 46,000 small mouth black burs
fry’from the Waralnnug baseball-lit r}.
of New Preston. Conn; for the sun: oi .
$930. and with the expense of delill vv
of the bliss and yellow perch the
cine amount has been practically iv
pended. The bass were tho ‘udvan . ll
t’rY.” so termed to distinguish ii: ill
from fry Which are just hatched. u! in
ntheri'words. they are midway beinn u
the fry and iingorllngs, so that tm
are in good shape to look out till“
themselves.
: Pollution of Streams.
’Akain your commission would
specti'ully‘cllll attention to the fill ll
damage to fish ens ing froth the WWW
tlbn‘oftho stroll s of the into, not
urge such legislation as w 1 corn»
the abuse. We are appealed to i
quentiy to assist in preventing the um
of 's h streams for the‘rotus‘e comm:
from manufacturing plants aim:
these streams, but We are poworltass in
help them, officially.,to‘nhllteftho titul-
ble. it is a serious question, an
should be considered. '
Recommendations.
Your celliiilfsslhn redomnlend the :v i-
‘lowiilg amendments to the menu;
laws: . " ‘ ‘
'scotion 3.197. allowing .the term oi
lease for game preserves‘to be m.
years and the Macao! land to be but
less than 100‘or more t 3.000 acres.
Section 8,115. changl g the method
of ,mcaisurin lobsters to conform to
the Ahyiiteiti 11 formalin the state or
Mlline. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
,Sectlon 3.103. permits be required in
fish w’ith’iine nle‘sii‘nets at all seasons-2
of" the your. nudi‘deiining the size at
the ,me it. to the pots. . .
Chap or 153 of the public acts of
1907;‘maki'ilg‘ali hunters' licenses (\
pire on the first day of September on; it
years . .
.l’rohibiting Shad fishing in the tin
hiltariesol‘ every river in. this state.
Compensating Daniel Edwards, “’ln'
was injured while in the service of ti.
state as a special protector of fish still
83“.)?- .‘ ‘ ' .‘ . ‘ i
,‘..'i‘he,iimfilciai statement for the your
ending September 30. 1908. foliovtrsz“
For'tho Propagation of Fish for til:
,. ‘, . Two Yo‘aro.‘ A %
Appropriation ........ 'A., ..... $8,000. in
Orders drnwndo Sept.‘a"ll.1908. 4.570. ‘1
For the Propagation of Lobsters for
- the Two, Years. l
Appropriation . . . . t . ... . . . .$ii.ililil. "i
Orders drawn "to Sept. 30.
For the Care and hepalr of SiatAe Elsi
, r. Erasers! for turf“ Yem- :3
Appropriation ..... ‘. . .s3.000.0i*
Orders drawn toSept. 30, 1908.. also.
. ‘ . .thé are . 3
Amount transi' “Area .,.. . 522332.09
Orders drawn to Agiept. 30.... 13365.98
For Commissioners of Fisheries and
Game for the Two Years.‘ A .A
. ' Salaries. ‘
Appropriation El,
Ordersdrawn to Sept. 30, 1908.
ro-
.m-
lii'
action
903:9“,
lace of those we had expected to .
t Hillil with ’ f I
1908. 2.772;. ~
' t). uniting}! toh‘1"W.J:‘C‘asey,
.At A.‘A,:., , Ll“
Most Children eat too mph,
1
iiiil’s Emiliiili
has helped countless llltlufi'
ands in this con Anion; [it is
both nourishm‘cntmnd
medicine—wt most pou’n'ful
aid to digestion. ‘
A small dose three times a
'day will .work wonders,
lliii be sure toA‘gei Shott’a.
Send till. all; lenient. lonelier with name of
paper lit whichi helium MI'IK’M and {our
cents to cover mind-i. Ind‘we lllll'und you a
"va1ch Handy All" 0‘ 1h: .Wkirld" :: "
o.
SCOTT dl‘ DOME; 499 Pearl Aspect. New York
overt .the digestion, get
tAlAiilj ‘ak. languid, shop
our .1 ignites malnutrition
‘or‘non- igestion of food. 2‘
. '_'__ili iiiiiiitt
Was Jogging 'l‘lomcward [ram Nor-
* it t‘ thrill:
lllii lliillliii’illl
' t‘ . "M . ", t
NorwaikAA him! Tells. . Bridgeport
Ministers of Conditions in
The .~,Norwallts ‘ .
Rev. Cilal'llpl ll. l’nrkliurst, of New
.9.‘
York city. and lief. George D. Egbert.
of Norwalk. were the speakers last
cvunlng‘nl the ‘fllillil‘ll' given at The
Stratlleld, in Bridgeport, under the has»
piece of the Mlnisters’ Association.
About 300 milliliters and laymen were
ill-oscilt. . Previous to the dinner,
which was held in the banquet. hall,
a social hour was enjoyed ill the ball
room. ,
Rev, George D. Egbert, of Norwalk.
gore lt brief but. interesting review of
what tlio‘Ainll‘llstcrs bad to contend
with in their efforts to clean up this
lililf'e. llmooudltlous of which would
antlv sunny in that city. lie opcllotl
Milling 110 would be brief and calling
attention to the answer of President
Hadley. of Yale, to the question of
tile Milli-h of lime to hold all audi-
once. ‘lir. said it was a half hour,
bill "0 one was converted after the
first lli‘llillli' minuiep. Said ho: "At
one time l‘lrldgeporl was considered
M u prosperous suburb of South Nor‘
WAI’J'k, the Sil‘iigglf'.f(ll‘ suprelltncy was
um and luck, until Bridgeport won the
'J'mnty jail and took the county com.
walk When Struck al Greens Farms
. isou’i‘fiPOvR’i‘, Jail. 2iin-Whilc i "0
of. Chris. pmp’pm’n dirt. certs, fanned
option some Norwulk in“. W“! lire.
needing Bridgeport way, about (i p. ln..
Saturday, a speeding auto bit line of
the horses on file forward curt so
badly that the animal died from the
effects Sunday. No clue ‘lo the turn,
‘iity of theicltaui’iour or, owner of Hill
auto, was had. unless Llu‘ authorities
of The Norwulku, who \\’l'l'(i asked to
hold 3331 anytime somewhat bent and
minus headiights. succeeded. A
.‘rt'l‘l‘l’ accident. occurred on the turn:
‘lliim ‘. opposite Fred llotnwrbl-l'g‘li
home; Greens Farms and li".llll the lien-
cruli report of the lll'lvrrr'. ol‘ the carts
its weiills their alleged conditions it is
awonderlhey escaped with their lives.
(line of the. durkics is antigen to have
will: “i knew nothing about the
tiling till i went up in the air and land»
t-d‘ ill solllobody'a door yard."
it In said in \Vcklpol‘l lllilt the llll‘i‘i'
darkles left the center about is p. iii.
They are alleged to have been "very
drunk." "i‘lle men were ill the forward
wagon. the loam drawing the second
being hitched behind No. 1. it was a
lotitii’. dismal night, reudoljng going
for men in ii sober condition danger
one.
The stretch of road In straight and
down made from ’l‘llrkey Hill. The
neurons declare they saw no light. the
that. an it may. they wore brought to
a sl‘lddeh realization of something do-
lllif; when they were all pitched out of
Ain the chest. a fearful wmud resulting.
’t‘llc illlllllill fell ill its trutsks alld‘the
ult‘ol-t. breaking from flares and hitch-
lngsi and clearing the roadway.
The compact With the auto drove the
cart .back and the horses following
retired and plunged. nearly upsetting
the curl.
Veierillarit‘lu Scllihey..was sumntou-
edj‘i'rbm Bridgeport and before he bull
afflved illc' lliiured nurse got to his
feet and was itlk'el'l (on “nearby hard.
As soon as the nuioist'couiu clear him-
self be apart away“weslwnrd:
Fbilr trolley men on the Bridgeport.
division; the allegations aromatic, that
after the accident "tiledrunken ne'-
groes couldn't walk straight."L ‘ii‘uAr-
ther on“ Atoward Soulhport their r‘e~
inning, wagon narrowly escaped lin-
otile‘r colilstm with all auto. and that
near Round ouse switch the cart came
so ciosé‘to the track that the steps of
the ‘ivest bound trolley grazed the
wheels. ., . ‘ “ ; ‘ L ‘ ‘
it Is ‘mleged that. the llcgroes were
lilon‘taldiig ‘Allle entire road. _ it
lagét! further that the driv “
team, onshorse‘ofvwhlch ‘. ‘ ,
“was so‘drunk' that‘fhe' sle‘p‘i.“’lill the
way? with“ 5913011, on: the Smiley-‘5 ‘ .
liters.
slMpLs‘ REMEDY row L’A o
develop‘ihio phenr‘lfdnla over night are
quickly ‘c‘ul‘cd‘by Foley‘s Honey and
‘l‘nrfi The “sorelalld inflamed illngs‘h’l‘e
milled ahd‘stroilgthened,und it danger-
nus condiiloh is quickly averted. 'l‘h‘e
iirillge Pharmacy and F. H. Bil};
luv.
. - HorsL ARRIyALs. .
_‘ . pleura] stepmwiic
:md‘so‘u,‘ this ‘L. can ay. Margaret
l‘oilwey. 13 10% H. .ljililsop, ltisbnrg,
rm; iii if: . victimshine, W-Wul-
loco, An, ASii‘iii ills, 0. WW 'ite,. it. c.
readership-york: 0. Chandler.
llllr‘Atfoi'd;'A.O‘.“_$.(Randall, D: 13;1 Brygtiiiii.
r.
lington; Vt; G;*Al~iiiil..,8yrd;cjhse; W.
"2. Beat, New Hn‘ven‘; R.‘,‘iievondv, Al~
bu ny; F. E; ‘ oube,’ J r. ; Duluth; Minn;
llcrton~ G, .. [obiib " Melroée, ‘Mails.
i=8
to. “out: it; not.
.. . Tilerl‘cal. A .
Appropri it it l,.,‘.....‘....‘...$}fi)0.0ll
A Jr o‘sept, 30,, 1998....1tl’poil
rip eActiAOn (of Fish and Guru;
the 'TwoA Ye'ars.
Appropriation
Expenses.A . 3
31.800; .
Orders drawn 76f ,
3 notice
ill-ll
A‘ era to Sept.30. 1908 ii
:‘ ,. Dictributlonrof'Flnh. -
‘ Tables, with" the‘ report . show T‘to
wllomffor wliitt‘rwuteril. sultan: whet
quantities. hill“ were i distributed for.
stockingfpurposes, a guarantee bola!“
mound illsi‘commissiouerii ‘ in each.
c‘daé“that‘lhe‘ifi'atlil‘sal‘e open. ; ‘
1' Al‘-
3‘Yoa-lluve ‘ bad words with your?
clllo‘f?" ‘ 9 " ‘ . .
‘ _ Afiiifiiy‘produce‘ a boon.
Levitt restitution an
‘ "Yeas. but I'll gut oven with ma;
the next time he makes a joke lwoli't
Mohicko“ ‘ ll. plump, ,Gui forth
.lulln lGr‘e'ohb,‘;S.‘ P.‘*.‘Miirftlu_ez," rovi-
l‘ii‘ntle: FI'G.‘ Hains‘alid‘wll‘e‘.‘ Giles it.
our. H. ’E. the on, .0 Steele. A. J.
humour. pinup: up. erred. 3. Li'ncii,
”- n. Seaburvtbi rf ll “Units. L‘. i”. Ar
llilld, of P but song .‘W. Forest, New,
Work; sins . ,e-Bll aim Ml-
iiedi‘, I;.‘H.fi§i ii ford; .8. Cam-
niott. A.§.‘: " New A Aavenr‘p.
lz. Brockoélnj lingford: bliss.
Laislle,‘ H... ‘4,“
lilutz. mos,
. soni‘bitlr: Mill‘s.
“bluish; Newark; L. 11..
lull-limit, W“ on: F. .S- Durant. can.
l‘I‘-rguson.‘..pa bury; George L. Roch-
.. “'l‘il, Ridgefiei . . 3,1.Sfi‘dreenstcin. Brings.
' llm-t: blinkscalwtiigston; A- be .
t'ul'eiliry,,“Ell ‘lalld;‘.‘, ..L. Bloxoth.
" ; , (‘llxvél'andi‘h ll o‘i‘ul‘is beaten. Cites.
. to. v‘ a ti" ,,.,So.uth‘KeIli~
‘ Vica i ll llearyblAlAhaye
‘ llt‘iill'g‘ve 9mm?” $10.18“,
hm sun toll; on would you
:ilu- lf‘lf‘yo .ilillfftle st eyed into some.
Hilly 6‘33} {3' I‘ 7.“ ‘ _ .
lilll,bs+ri"€holll l t lbiect. if the.
lil“§'ll‘*ll¢li€iiliioiiet nipping; l A;
M .. as
i.
until °Willi.illetltlb¥i§illl¢h-; .t.
the cart. the off horse being struck full .
no‘ur horse only saved‘itaelf by ti mighty
Racking la“ gripes colig’hs that may,
missioners to its bosom."
quilted from the Evening Farmer slalo-
lncnis to the effect. lilat a prominent
pollllclanAoppoaed for office by the
Millisters' Assailtliou won because of
the opposition of the Collgrcgl‘itlonnl
ministers. '
. Said he: "The illlllliiil’i‘ii are blamed
for almost everything. We have. yet
it) beartheatblunlcli for the disaster
:11 alesslnn and Reggie, but if would
Aunt be surprising to read lii some of
llli‘lAliiOl‘lllllg‘ papers solitulfinlc that
they are to blame for that catastro-
pile. Now‘ we don't pretend it) dictate
to a doctor what is propel-lo prescribe
lil his business or a lawyer illi‘ nd»
vice that is his to give to a client but
our layman appears to assume the
right to tell the t‘li“l'i;)lll:lll what he
r‘ilolild do and what he should not do
in the matter of illii‘llll‘illllliz‘ his duty.
l-ivvu 'l‘illlotllv ll. Sullivan once on
sored to tell that diuulll should priu
ill“ with Dr. l’arkilursl during an agi-
tation for reform Ill New York. Think
of Mulberry ilelld dictating to filadlson
livelilld."
The speaker then said significantly;
“it Would hardly be safe for you to
know the owners of all the houses in
llritlilepol'l. When we went to llilri‘
ford [ii secure legislation against the“
existence of the side loom iii ”iv sn-
loons. even a lil‘lllllfs‘fl‘l" was on board
the some train bent on point; to the
capitol to save his own scalp. When
we tackled the (“Hi “'0‘ foil the first
wrlgglo of tho. snake ill the church.
We t‘mposed' men who had insurance
on those places. others Who lllid morb
glides. Uillfll‘ti,Ai¥lill business interests,
men in the highest walks of lifc_nl~
lied to merit) stiwo opposed. against
our lllllll‘fli’ w up out the wickedness
which had ex sled for years. it rt»
minded one, of the story, of pulling 'tlll-
tail of a dog 'iu San ll‘runcisco and
hearing him bark in New York.
".We stopped on the dot: ill South
Norlvulk ililil the bark was heard up
town. : You’ll find that when r‘vou
strike at \i‘icltodncssor she dive you
strike at some of the most cultivated
select and aristocratic'peuple of the
town. When ‘v’vo tackled the officials
who did not do their duty we found
we ran‘ up against the Fulriluld County
her. We brought charges against one
man and learned later that be express
ell sorrow but the bar did not report
lllili to the superior court. You‘ll find
that when you strike mon‘ut the bot
tom you are hitting men at the top:
men higher up. ‘ ‘
"When the lli‘inistt-rs started ill to
clean up South Norwaik it was said
it would result ill it big drop ill real
”estate values. It didn‘t and we won
out ill five months. One of the dives
affected had been doing business for
over ilvu‘ycurs. We intend to keep
the work up until the town is clean.
i believe that a great deal ‘or the all-
tagonisln to ministem in Aliolltzics is
due to those ministers ‘wlio‘iio'lntoii
movement ‘wltli‘ont preparation and
lnlnlodcrately. We could take a los-
son from St. Paul and be foxy. St.
Paul was foxy when treating with the
Pharisees be informed them that he
was a pllnrise‘eoi‘ Pharisees.“ .
The speaker their told‘of incens-
pension of certain lilies of entertain-
ment as well as gambling ill the. or»
morv and an incident which occurred
when the ministers were tandem/tiring
“secure certain legislation at Harl-
i’ord. The ministers figured out that
they had the committee in question 6
to ti, but when-"tile final test came it
was 7-4 the other way and that Sella-
tor‘ Hbdgkinson .1 chlllrtpnn of the coni-
mitten; had informed the ministers our.
day that they could go to their homes,
the billitbey‘we‘re interested in was
not to come up. Some of the clergy-
meii went away but were hurriedly
recalled by those rentainlng‘When it
about to be reported upon.‘ Then
when the ministers appeared in force
the chairman withdrew the bill. He
said that although Senator Donovan
had been engaged ill the liquor bnsl‘
Altos: he was one'of the champions of
ihorbill abolishing the side robins for
the sake of the daughters of men
who might bo'rulll‘ed by‘thoir exis-
tence and temptations. He voted
ii'ghll‘ist the sldla‘ii‘oht‘l'i‘s. “ ‘
;_ A,“(;hnrAAch people in' every city who
go in for reform eanrestassured that ,
they Aaccom‘pils‘hfsome good,“ , condi- ‘
bong will never 'ligaln be ’as bodies
theywm‘e in dropout. New Yorlflwlll
never go back tel-what it Was before
the Porkhurst crusade. If‘y‘ou ‘Walil‘tb
assist‘in‘the work send letters to your .
ministers stating your opinion, wheth-
er it be for or against reform. ‘Minis‘
torsiore not doubting their“. time en- ‘
tireiy'in this day to dwelling on the
glories and the“ happiness of the here-
aftor, but many "are using their ut—
most endeavors to make this earth
which to live.”
it heavenly place, so far as possible; in,
AIA‘AlA d ,.
ill! then i‘
was found that the bill in question was ‘
, r
y Wt“ M. a A .
. ,Aiitrllil at l, :
mutual-id to Health by vinpl
‘ “l was run down and weak fro “lib
digestion pnd'genbral“deliliity, disabili-
10 will)!!! vellum i new bond liver
utilisation called Vinol adi'flliilediniid
fielded- ttl (Wait a trial. uud‘itho aro~
cults ware most gratifying. After tale
in: i‘ twowbottleii’wi regained ”my
qtrengih find pm now feeling unusually
well.“ Heuryy'mlfibingham, Elder Bap-
tlptACllurAtA-b, Kingsley, N..C,
‘ 'Vlilol'is‘npt‘t‘pato‘ tmedlcincj-bui. a
preparation composed of the medicinal
pianists at codp' livers. continua pin:
a tonic iron and wine. Vino] cronies.
IA heartyappetite, tones up‘ibe omens
of disallow and makes rich. red bleed.
Ill thi- nliml wanna. Viral create“
strength for ‘tho run-down, over-
worked“'alid debilitated. and for dell-
cato children and old people. For
cil’rohlctcdugho, colds and bronchitis
Villa! is uncxeailed. .
All such person in this vicinity Il'
united Ito’iry‘vln'oi on our Offer to re-
fund ‘lhelr money if it fails to give Aut—
llfactlon.
FRANK H. BAAx‘i‘Ei-‘i. Drugglut, .
. SOUTH NORWALK.
m~wm_w.m-flw.w.w.w _.. ,4...—
HOME FOR JOHNNY 0' THE
WOODS.
Trusteesof Benefit Fund Secure Place
for Him in Private institute.
at Nowtown.
it will be of interest not. only to the
people of ihis'cohlmunlly llili resi-
donlé of‘lpo state in general that at
Inst. a home hail been provided for
Johnny '0‘ the Woods. ii peculiar char-
acter known in most every section of.
Utillilecllcut. 'i‘rustceu of lbclwllcilt
i'lilld raised in Alisoitiii, ilvrby w Shel-
ton and Scyult‘lur by popular sub-
Ht‘i'ipi’lml. two years run, after unlis-
lllg application for his adlllinsion "in
several of the town aliiisliousus about
the state were finally able to RM. him
ill a home at .\'i‘>\vtowll. \\'lli‘l‘i" he was
entered whit-run).
'i‘llo. home is run as a private instl’
fallen by u Newtown woman who can»
darn; it much after the order of a town
farm and “‘llf‘l‘t‘rlllilili' of Nowlown's
indigent are cared for by the town au-
thorities of that place. liciorn outer-
lllg the institution Johnny was elven
a bath, and decked out in new cloth-
ing from bend in foot. The assoc-in-
iloli will keep Johnny here as long as
he may clioltsc to may or the fund is
depleted. Meanwhile attempts will
he made to have him provon a slate
charm,» and be can be entered in our
of the institutions maintained by the
slain,
Al .valown. Johnny will be given
a good homo and plenty of good food
to out. The usleocltllinu has contract-
ed for his room illlil board at $12 per
month, and it is expected that he will
remain there at least during the le-
lnail‘lder of the winter.
There lsno case on record of 'a
cough, cold or in grippo developing
into pneumonia alter Foley’s Honey
‘li‘lil Tar has been taken, as it cures
the meal obstinate deep seated coughs
and colds. Why take anything else.
The Bridge Pharmacy and F, H, flux-
“'1'. » will
INTEREST lN COMPANY.
yes Own 316.340 of Com-
pany's Stock.
l'ildcr the profit sharing plnii put. in
i‘ffot‘i by the New Haven this colupally
April 1, llldl. by which all (-l‘npioyes.
except the executive oiiicors arc cred-
‘ti-ll with all eight per cent. dividend
‘lli their salaries payable in stock oi
the company, 380 shares have been
transferred to the employee. 'l‘llcse
shares. taking :43 a share on llwpren-
viii market value. are worth the sub-
stantial total of' $16,340. This not sum
is to be turned over by the conlpuily
to its workmen front oiiice boys lip-
wnrd, and that illl‘ plan is heartily fa-
vored by llll‘lll [2.005 without saying.
Oil the distribution for the quarter c d-
cd January 1 as announced ycstortni'
“il- shares were transferred to employ"
es “ *
Gas Emplo
According to this plan eight per
cent. is credited on the wages of every
e'mpioye, who has been ill illusory-ice
for one year. which ‘ls‘the same rate
at which dividends are new paid any
llllally to lllt‘ stockholders. if the
amount. credited to any etuployo is
equal to the market value of one or
more shares of the stock then a certifi-
cate representing the share or shares
is trillisferrctl to the olilploye. The
stock becomes his properly absolutely
to keep or soil as ll 1 may elect and the
balance credited to be. onlployc is carL
ried forward into the next quarter.
Very little of the stock turned over
to the employ-cs has been sold and the
added interest which the workmen
take in the welfare of the company has
made the plan very successful from
the view point of the company’s of-
hcials. ‘ , ‘ ‘
Q
sits-son
"er-w
iialiintllnull
ill . . . ._
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A W
WILLING To END THE SOMPANY.
A Chicago than who oncepcrmitled
himself to be persuaded to hack a the
atrium company was seated in his I‘of-
lice-one day when he‘rc‘ceivcd a tole-
gram from the manager of the show.
'l‘lie troupe was somewhere in Mis-
souri. and the telegram :reird tints:
‘ "'i‘ruin wrecked illis‘nlOruilllr and all
scenery anfd baggage (Alostroyed. No
momAAer o 1.901}! an a tired. l
slidllxi .36.?" ,. P. ,y .l A, Whit
Z'I‘llo'answer sent back by the, Chi
go luau ‘thA‘as follows: ‘ .
f,"l,‘,ry allo'ther wreck and have the
I A.
an Aim Birgit
Cfl‘
chicane summertime
”‘iifi hill till i l"
. “ ll 8 MOTHERS.“
Atelier amt". Sweat 3'9ku for Gilli-tun. ' .
wield relief fdr‘FeverluilAliore‘. Ilesduuhd, lie
8Com till; g’i‘oethlA ' math-don, move and regulate
the owulo and usimyWorms. 'l‘liuy break up
tick in ill hours. They are so pleasant to tile
hille‘nlil‘ harmless on milk.. Children ‘llkc them.
gm; {thaw :lmufiu'lillflilg of clam .‘l‘hw lii'llui‘flI/l.
i .ly trail as. c. u‘ i. ' -~
cepluly subtlltllto. 4 MM ”0““
' Ask robots roott‘séuo‘ compass
A which extra ‘fillitli-l are iii-illif‘litllll. and
company ride in the baggage rim-3v...
“ii" 239"“??? if Mei?!" "deri-
lion’or taper for tile Ai‘AorA AHlm,
Mitchell and Mormon.
That the American Federation of
Labor intends to light the i-oniitillpl
cases of Preswept Goinpcrn. Vice
President Johp‘ Ait'cheii and Secretary
Fl‘flnlf‘Mlll‘l‘lliOll. to h‘ llilish‘ls evident»
ed b an appeal. for funds which is
beln “ sent broadcast over the coun-
try, and ii copy "of which has just been
received ill this city. The circular ict-
ter. which is headed "A (tall for funds
for the defense of the appeals in the
pending‘illinllctlon proceedings against
the American Federation of Labor.“
is self explanatory and reads as fol.
lows: ' A
To Organized Labor, its Friends and
S 'mpaillizci's—é-Greotlng:
. Tile American Federation of Labor.
as its halite signifies. is a \lllllllilfil‘)’
body composed of national, interior
tional lind‘local unions. each of which
attends to itsown trade business. be
r
Billii iRlPllli
WUMMISM
ls Cured lly Uric-O Treailllenl Alier
All Oilters Have Failed
Mr. Frank flown, a prominent farin-
cl' ill the town til vdn liul‘cn sava-
"l visited the best physicians ‘in this
country, who treated me for about two
years for rheumatism. i spent in that
time several hundred dollars and svelllv
ed to grow worse instead of better
each day. i was on clutches and in
constant pain and became very dis-
couraged. lleinl; advised by a friend
i purchased Smith‘s Urli'nO prescrip-
lion. took it home and used it that day
undirected. '
"finale fearful sciatic pains lci'l lili‘,
my blood flowed fi'efiflyiiiiil i knew i
had found a t‘lli't‘, us i slept and rested
well all that night. something i had not,
nanclai and otherwiseland reittinsils
complete and individualauthority and
autonomy, ‘ivllile the relationship and
purpose of the federation lo the affil-
iated bodies in massif-ti; them ill car-
rying out trade betterment. to [film
the initiative in introducing ulld urg-
ing the )assage of desirable legisla-
tion, and to promote the general wol-
fure. it is, thus seen that file Alllf’l‘l~
can Federation of Labor can not. be
cotlslt‘icrcd‘ its holding or having funds
in the ordinary raililne of its‘busiiless
for unusual purposes. A bloat unusual
and ilnpcl'talii'ei'cnt has occurred iii
an earnest appeal for financial aid is
hel'cwiril‘ made to ini, which will no
doubt 111001 with your prompt and it'll-
eral response, ’ ' I
You know that Samuel Golllpcrs.
John Mitchell and ‘F‘runk Morrison
have been declared guilty of violating
an injunction lettiubd'by the supreme
court of tile District of Columbia, and
that .llistivo Wright. of that court. bits
sriitonrcd them to terms of imprison
mom of twelve. nine and six months.
respectivelyA Pending an appeal they
are out on ball. The original injunc-
tion issued on the application of the.
Buck's Stove iillfl flange company has
been appealed lo‘tlle court of appeals
of the District of Columbia. and‘ on
have authorized our attorneys also to
take an appeal against. Judge Wright's
decision.
we hold that Messrs. titllllpors.
Mitt-hell null biolrisoh have not villini~
ml the terms of the “abortion. but
instead hnvt- exercised tell“. l‘lglll Xof
fit-v press and free speech. Those are
cardinal pl‘illcipitul guaranteed by the
constitution of our country and by our
states. and in the lilallltolttiilm: and
perpetuity of which We pledge and
will exert our every effort. ‘ -
As stated. there are now two up
penis pending. ()iil.‘ upon’ the original
injunction and the other front .iu‘s-
tin: Wright‘s licrlsioll., Should an it'd-
v>rsc decision be reached in Cli.lli"i'.Adl’
both appeals. it will be essential ‘to
make furl her appeals to the supreme
court of the United States Surely he
lliember of organized labor or other
lair minded man can rest content up-
less l he “,‘prihclpie' involved in “'thesc
cases are ‘delcrllll‘llcd by the highest
tribunal ill our land.
We have already expended large
sums ill these cases, and the plaintiffs
attorneys have not only boasted of
winning such large expenditures on
our part. but have. escorted “there are.
more to clothe." " ‘-
Wo have bxccllilobaily ‘able ntior
lime ill ”on Alton l3. i’arkerfltlul
Messrs. liltlstnll and Siddolls, who will
mm- illt‘ (‘llSt‘S to lllell‘ logical and
final conclllslml. but ‘ampio funds.
lull-st be: provided to permit this to he
timid. ‘ i ’ ‘ ' ' 'l ‘
From the ex‘pl'css‘iou of our fellow
workers and friends in all ‘lvalks of
lilo we find that they are ill absolute
accord with us bribe determined
stand taken by ll users. (tempers.
Mitchell and Morrison in the asser-
fl'ou of their and our inalienable rights
or free press and free speech and the
determination that these cases be
Dressed to filial conclusion. Of course
We. will fight for our. rights tlll'ougll
every . legitimate and constitutiouab
channel which our system of legisla-
tioll and law procedure permits, AitlA
rectify the injustice of which Awe coin»
plain. and ill the ineaifilme‘ln having
these cases appealed and determined.
we are confident that we are pursuiugf
the course. which commends itself to
the men of labor and other friends of
human justice. at
Eternal vigilance is the price of lib-
erty. in order to “permit 'of proper
defense of .libl'iy and freedom as
guarlliiied to ill citizens. ‘we appoltl'A
in all labor and lo nil-friends, to make-
lillunclul contributions for legal lie-
fenso in limbo discs before the 'courts.“
I’resldcu t 'Goilllléi'g‘ and his colleague"
are on trial for yourr‘ights coequuill'
with tltolr' own, and every iibertylov—j
lug citizen in or out of the ranks 'ot’.
labor should consider this Situatibh?
and appeal as their 'own erscnhl con".
corn. and resptinse shonl be made 'ac-
settling”. -
ver cb‘nventio‘u of the American Fed-
eration of Labor declared “'l‘ at we
Will exercise all the rights a Dl‘lv‘
ileges guaranteed to us by the “consti.
lutlon and lawsof. our country._:apd
insist that it is our duty to defend
ourselves ntfallllllzauds." ”This all;
peal,for.itlnds‘ is issued in accordance
with ‘tilat de‘clal‘allfm. ‘ ‘ ‘
‘ AScAllAd" ‘illl
Morrison, secretary “of “the Alneric’a'lr
Federation
northwest. Washington. .D. 0.. Wild
will Apckilowledge' and receipt for the.’
(sinus allliAAmtikeAduA‘o accounting there-
_ . i’ and frlliel‘nally yours.
SalilAtlelGon‘l‘pel-il‘, President... ‘
Frank Mbrrison, Secretaryu:
John Duncan. 1st Vice. President.
John Mitchell. 2d Vice President.
James OfQonAneil. 3d Vice president.
Max Morris, :ith Vice President. ‘ .
~ 133A. guy'lis‘gtli VicAAPIje'sidia' t. i
Will-l. Hut will line Piss dilat-
Jos. F. “Ville tine. 7th"Vlce President.
Johan. Alpine, 8th VigoPresldent.
John 'B, fennel); Treastlrér. , ,
Executive council . American Federa-
Siilccrel
lion of Author.
The easier the Job, tho‘llardo‘r to get
l.
. ’Upon the injunction abuse the Den- A
contributions to Frank ‘ '
oeraborfi‘ihd (‘r stroet,‘
done before ill two years. i used iii all
six bottles of thief.) alld have never
felt a return of the disease.
My advice to ltiu-utnalirs is to take
a Uriel) treatment.
Frank llowe. iialtlwillsville. N. l'.
Anyone who doubts Mr. llowc‘s tex~
perlcnce is invited to write him for flu“
ihcr details.
Uri‘cO is sold by your til‘ugglst at
75c and sliidlhc bottle. Address for
trial bottle. The Smith limit (10., lliil
Smith Bldg. Syracuse, S”. Y,
UAl'lc-O is sold and personally recotm
blended by Edward W, Kelley.
OLD PENNSYLVANIKWkOUNDRY.
The Mary Ann Furnace Where Revolu-
tlonaryWar CannOns Were Made.
A cannon ball was recently found on
the form of Levi Myers, \l'l'st Man-
helill township. a few hundred yards
from where the “Mary Ann furnace"
was located ill 1702. Although worn
and rusted with dirt and age it was
still a "solid shot.“
As local historians are aware, a
meadow four acres in area of land
was purchased in 176’: and during the
same year a furnace was llulllwcall-
cd "llinry Ann furnace."
The (reuse of the building or this
furnace- wllel‘c ‘it was is said to have
been on account of the abundance of
chestnut timber ill that vicinity, which
was burned into charcoal and used ill
Stitching the ore. During the revo-
lutionary war, while llip (‘ontineilial
congress was in session, in York, this
"furnace was but to use ill illunufat'tllr-
lug cannons and balls for the Albert
can army.
Slim“ of those balls (as the illlf‘ ru-
cclltly found on Mr. Myers's farm ill-
dii'ulesl are scattered over the fields
near where this furnace was located.
They vary from the 5:20 of a illill‘lllté
ball to the four-inch cannon hall.
Where the furnace stood piles of
chillers are yet seen. This historic
furnace, which was a business venture
and existed about forty years, is said
to have been a financial failure.
A Aacuotous ‘AurHo‘n's spire.
For soveraiycers'i was afflicted with
kidney trouble and last winter 1 was
suddenly stricken with a severe pain
In my kidneys and was confined to bed
eight days unablA to get up without
assistance. My ur no contained a thick
willie sediment. and i passed same fre-
quently day and night. I commenced
taking Foley's Kidney Remedy. and
the pain gradually abated and finally
ceased and my urine become normal.
i‘chccrfully recommend Foley's Klvl‘
ucv Reine-din 'l‘hl'l Bridge i’lllii'inul-v
and i“. ii. Baxter: ,““
THE SEALED VOLUME.
Scientists who study seismic- disturb-
ances labor umlr greater disadvan-
tages than me ll pursuit of almost
any other l‘orm‘of kn’cwlndgo. The be-
] ginning of volcanic eruptions can be
noted, but the genesis entire. subtcr.
railenn wave, tile~slidlng and slipping
oi'itlle earth's ‘crust, occurring miles
below file‘snrface. is beyond their
power to observe. Results can bean-
alyied and illuminating deductions
drawn from them; hilt. the signs that
should warn liit.‘ plan of impending per-
illbnvé‘ so far cluded the keenest per-
ception. Scicilisc can he very .wtse. ai'-‘
tel-"the event but the foreknowledge
that; is most required is still. within a
sealed volume. Whkoiil‘ unlock the
secrets of lilili book? Who will make
than, not the master of the blind forces
o{ nature, for that began never be. but
it least immune to their.overwhelming
st " 'ls'cs? To the Ancients iiinccladus.
li’lilgchl‘lined under Eli‘lii; ii’plfie’d some
gloat, now... which they vaguely fear-
ed. Tomodcrn sclcil‘ce that power is
Still yn‘sl, stlli‘di‘eatlcd, and, so far
its provision-A and ‘Api‘ccaution are, con-
‘érnell;‘jstill as 'vagiieAAas it was when
véi‘y“ snaking of the Sicilian coast
was attributed to the efforts of the ini-
priAspned giant to burst his bonds and
bil"the‘mo‘uhtain from his breast.—
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'Brooklynl Eagle. " ’
. $03M
" ‘ :i‘i‘...9tihif&m.and~iihildzra- ;
' ill"! Ki ii” at liability: infill
it.
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FORCED DRAFT REALISM. -.
it"riow is it that Sortbblcr's novels
limit” with such vital, gi'iiliilllg,li."(‘.iills-
tic portrayal of human passions! ask.
ed Banks. ‘ .
' f‘Woli," spill Hanks, “when he Agcls
ready to write a novel llouorders a gen.
eral house cleaning. sends for the
plumber to fix the stovcpipes, bids his
little daughter to stay at home to
practice five finger exercises. hh‘es,a
street piano to play German. lrlsh and
ltalian national, airs ill frontAyof the
house and tells his wife that her fam-
ily is not'_as'gbod‘ us'h‘il'l own. Then he
sits and takes notes of what happens."
wBrooklyn Life. .. , A .. ; , .
~Never can tell when you’llmash a
fln'g'er or‘suffcr a cut. braille, burn or
scald. Bo prepared. Dr. 'I‘llolilus‘
idcleciric Oil instantly relieves the
ll. 'l‘his,’illllsii‘AtAlAths till‘At‘i‘QAibAi'y/ersity of
existence.
baliiLquiekly cures ille'wbiitld‘.‘
Norwalk Chronicler