i.
‘msecateu will giro
lefo‘r'é ‘yoli coil]?
mose. and you will
lib longs fol-V".
mpneaa of beauty “
W ‘ "e. The mau‘W‘vh‘o
fwell andigain
Ir'
«4*; .3
_$galth‘aud'o'
' l- » say “not about in" Mailer
or: this offer generally
hollow thin, weak or
(goth his all thou“
loss rcoibmissdon
annuals stated. that
biped under the ants»
W ' boon‘friendly; to; Mr. Allen. and lids
. galls; ash oped to Hartford last
Wednesday.'l‘he exhibit is to be p
the first floor
south side and“
‘ .l. t‘ ‘
,fcouckiuou are
. boy deserve a
3! any intorclited‘ia
N.
“atoms uhicli'l‘s the
one ravagillg the city.
3,...vcllarta.» pictures
if attribution” Alpd
‘y o the article public .
. Times 'of‘ June .1“.
’1905, in which a popular subscription
‘. - C for K’Tl‘ecl‘béll" loud attire ‘Wll‘dwood
anficoliec‘ti‘qi
p The ,Hnrttlrtl
anatoriuin was started. The exhibit
wa howthe work and the interest
workinginen developed and grew
WOW ll“? “”11“an
as was' aroused. A
are of tho building used at Meridcn
and how interest
ople brother in
agsanatorltlul is prominent in'7tht‘
action. It affords a fine view oi
I ll ." '
.. tecton- over two months. .
the eit'irlb ‘ a tho i
g be arran‘gelrient for"
‘who sleeps wiih‘his head outside
at ‘ ow.“ti‘hlle‘his‘boay i‘s‘in’sido‘li‘
.Tllolvl‘indow shuts down
,mplete the protection for the body.
Qtlie' 'sle‘e’p‘er's head is t‘tl‘i‘awmng
it in case-of rain or §t0rm..
photographs show views
. . 'i .30
lotto-es shorting the
ptjrthe mortal disease
‘mllll who” has arrived
yr, incurablé stage and
the ltppcarnnre
~' do
‘ l
‘5 {a tin;
r
1‘ "hill“ ‘: as .' oalllla'sldr'
liiilll? l
in till
I
Middlciown cilia, lane. Will not
wastiiNQ’lOl‘tb, C.-. Jan» WW"
llili db} ‘llll...¢°l‘§“ll WQongressman
Sperry or any other. member or the
Connecticut‘dclegation before asking
President .quse‘vleit ,to-aend George. 1.
Allen‘s name to the United States eels
tite‘.” 1' '
The friends ofer. Allen claim that
.Presldentjnoosevclt.slept his pump to
. measuring at tho request or congress
manlffliil. .' ~ , .p
The congressman made the request
99 till? ”‘4qu to Washington, imme»
"diately arter licl‘senatoriui contest.
I! thisfimtemfitit 1.5 truemand, the
olbsbilt~’ft'léiid§”6f”liir. ‘A‘il‘bn vouch for
"if-Wilt. our departed from custom in
uterferioginthe affairs of a district
, f ‘Wiliclllhb is"not“the‘ relil'cseiita
liver” " ., ' _
"He ald‘not consult Congressman
so ‘rry, alibi i- represents the district,
be life he slické'lb the president about
. ‘Alien. -
“"icongreasnian Sperry has always
(lime What he ‘criuld to secure his rm
appointment; . . .
"“t'l’be‘ ‘action of :Mr. Hill, whose enn-
didb‘c’y had the best. wishes. it not. the
practical support, or the administra-
tlo’n. at once Suggests lhtll ho appre-
ciatédl'the services rendcrrd him by
flostniaster Allen. it. Willi a quid pro
\fl’l‘llin‘iilr'tnevtirst time that. . senator
llrtthtlezeo lids ‘tnitcu a hand in push
d‘ifl'oé' tilibointme‘ntli‘slnce he came to
a
has just looked out that Congressman 1
ill lillrllllllill r. -
; ‘ ' l l.
. ‘ W w . ,1 .
There in aHgapof Solace In Being
'Ablpylo. Q9 mi U ‘o‘h‘ a'wm. ‘
“-‘Elt‘n'ed chu alien. ‘ '
“—3
For months South Norwnlk readers
have scenthc constant explosion of
praise for Dean’s Kidney l‘llla. and
. ‘roadynbout the good work they have
(loud in this locality.
‘ inmedy ever [1
merit.
KMra.‘Jatnea; A
‘ led the generally, ‘ Several members of
:my family bavc also taken this rem-
ledy’and: the results in each case have
lbeon entirely satisfactory.
to pleasure to confirm the staimnelit.
ll ”vein favor of Delta's Kidney Pills
in 1906."‘ " A
F‘Oi'lsalc by all dealers.
cents. ."it‘olstl‘ll‘Milburli 00.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
Remember the name—Dunn'smand
iulto no other. - “
haw... wax.
the senate. Not] so very long ago he
loiffoilo‘w thoje‘ialn'lle ot’ thr- ltlltl‘llt‘lb
~ntol‘~..Piatt, dud-hot interfere in flitti-
ters'brwthis kinds; ,_ .. . _
Ma 'coillll‘libtl. t'lilsmrilcllco, '(l\‘i‘li
when the case (of 'I‘il'omaa S. Brown,
whoselnunle Wifi sent to the senate for
cellfitunti‘tlon”n§ii’lpobinlaaiei' of. East
‘Hampito‘n; coulomb? tool a year ago.
Senator Brandcg'ee w a supposed to no
a. great‘fri‘endlor; Mr. Brown’s. while
Seaptordlulkeioy was opposed to him.
The manlt was that Mr. Brown‘losi
out, and his name \i‘ils withdrawn after
it had been bloom tho senate nndly-
lng dormant ln‘the posioflico cominlt'
. ”Hillefile two iioliticiansof' Middtssex
county, George IIAllen and Thomas S.
Broomtnavsneeu monomers of apps.
slin“ralctitin' in ‘tho‘ ”county“ for several
years; it seems strange that both
hallo mutation; by the wayside by the
actioniot til ‘twtl Connecticut senators.
Mr,i mom ll
whllé Mr.‘”Allen has always been class-
es. 08:4: Bohemians
lllr.“;nrown worked hard to assist.
Senator wandered whcn‘hc ‘was‘ first
elected *to: die senateand‘wbeu senator
Bulltelcy . was . doth ills beat . to boat
senator, “Brander‘ge' ,“whllc Mr. Allen
was withztllc Blakeley forces, amnion
which had to notoriiartford and try
to“ hoid‘~'t;he Middleaexueonnty ré’pre
soutatlyes for. governor» lilo-Loam
in the recent'struggle Mr. Allen and
Mr. brown were oti‘ih‘e‘ stale clown
Mi. Hill. im‘d“ "probably now that birth
have suffercd for‘their political: activ‘i.
3ti'oaijthey lwiirstand‘ tdgctiler. who
,wholc. 'case‘is .at‘l Swabs a Chinese
puzaie,.aud anyone can figure outvtlte
answertoms.olt‘ll”satlsialrtlt>il. ‘
“ Up, to the pregnant.
I "‘r'l‘hc Question now 'légllolvox'ci‘, what
is the situation? er. Allen is at this
dietown‘, and ‘no move has yctnbce.
made to oust him. “'l‘hiamnst. cbfm
“‘ tiersl‘fromA the ‘Whltfc‘ House. The
‘ch'sefib'lugaliil "up to the president." ‘1‘}.
Whirl: , .. l - ;
r twp ”have 3111‘. .a‘dybecn lielecltitl
film‘fsehate‘l' I The" chances are thhf
iddletowp‘ipostoqice fight vii
'ministrdtioa,.andlitis too early ‘9
' thilfillahgsuspf .illanast are loo airmen
.9118 Till-.lhiit-v . .: ‘ s
grudgqbfiaton may stiffer.
. _,}tllmol§',,itaa‘Ai‘ti‘dowin’hcré that ill
flint .tllifibcglbiilhg“ of 'a‘crnsa‘de o
rotation. against [rubric wn'o (lard
pd"..the;'i;e-fél§ctit)h of Senator Br
filo mé treatment that was hail
t $53117. filli‘hp‘. Collector Robe 1
”italllkiigtésled in ms:
file too ‘l
ills!
ate
allsaid to have ‘ favored .M
which lé‘i “comb; time ‘ 'oit.‘ h‘gwr
those of: ‘ahpecalative tllrir
hotly 'conmi‘cncod to in
, .d hydran-
‘ uncut; hill”
Illuslmaster Marigold and
till . ‘llorailanllgure also in mi"
cl”: 3 ’ .t. W of .“Y be others month’s
forf’t “flail tight. . ‘ - . ';
tlbfiénk‘e.“ “38”." Will‘. and til
Doll“. .. A-ll‘mmll’llit“? in Conneciic
'le‘e E ideal! ploudy from this it.
in
j of it. “ .
; fl ‘- fiél' ball bclen a similar ai
{ all I ‘ ‘
. with Connecticut politics, at mun; gen
. atom Plait. and linwloy lilii‘nyn iiiiinf
upnationalisationlilib.' ‘ ’
made the statement that he intended!
profession and
aé‘boén ‘fdr Emmy,” l Many of the former at
‘W n v enator a so '; . . '1’
“‘1 WWW ”g S J y’ mom ftionds otthts work. 'which'it.
. proposed to maile'llvc in litucoln's
time. have today volunteered to old
he New Yorlt women who have under
nlton the direction of thenationul me»
mrlal increment.
writing sun "lathe romance or lino ? “ ”“3?“ it“!
‘t'rom thc’ pontoillce department, anti- A SISTANT‘ 00:57 CLERK
” . th’efpoatqipd‘e' department ls‘norgoi’ng
, to“ mak’éftlfutmibl'é Without. positllie,
§l ,.
.; llliohufrowiy._ ,3
cilia 115% g. thrill another one
after allf‘be a “legacy to the ran lul- ‘
speculat‘o’fbnfiwhait will. happen then;
- my ling, the do
6'; and'that‘ othbrs’ar'o slated for;
lindwhen his name is sent id"t.il§.
is likely to be his m” . '
‘sewatho hav can.
an
til
lisojn.‘ ’lils‘iiiliililfitil.
rb n "nontonjguftor a crutch anti
h to. a_lt‘lal._.an..
; Washington; lil connection ..
m...»
Hog‘e Humane ‘Piant' May Live For-
eve‘r'in‘ File name.
‘b‘til‘ty-l‘our hundred white, and color»
red patients have in the last year alone
occupied the beds of this second. larg-
est hospital institution in Greater New
Yorlt,‘ the records show today. whilo
lillnsot a hundred iind fifty thousand
days of expert treatment llavo been
furnished free" to poor and trlt-ndlrss
members of built races alike.
last (on years more than a million llnd
a half. days ot‘ (rec treatment have
lumen given to the newly patterns of
this institution. which lthlt‘lJ'll'leUSCil
to endow to |_.oncoln's memory. .
'i‘wplliy~oito young colored women,
trained as nurses according to the beat
professional standards. are today
waving the Lincoln Honpitnl and llomc
to carry on its work in many sections
of the country. From the training
school of the institution at. which
llltlse girls have just been graduated li‘
nundrcdlanch negro nurses have in the
. last ten years been scat to give the
their own would
.lhroughout the country the bouciltol
.llleirisxpel‘icnce. With scores of these
ldtlcol'n. {graduates being spread over
the country your otter-year. the inedi-
no authorities horobcliovc great good
will resultin helping solve the prob
em of‘li‘tttlounl‘ ho‘altb.’ ‘
trial ii
Hoclti ._ will
.lvi led againsiifc'o . .*qtlll‘$1ll§i“m0uo-‘
- to naval‘dxnafialon'and‘increas-
“ )rti cations .in‘Mfl'll‘leth the
_ "iluyflailfornia.
Editor. on
. anaerobic
Whit
Stomach Distress and
\ liltligesliop‘ Solid Following
Not another
induced such coin Luring
. stomach "is weak or
lacking. in Gastric Juice, anything that
you eat, ‘no alcoholics
soar (in your stomach. ‘
and acids “toco‘verly‘our food like
on water, collating indignationr ‘DM‘
, . . . .- .,..-.Fla.gg. :16 Spring
| , ' "-‘"““"“"‘ ; .Stroethmuth Norwalk, (loom. says:
ill s. Telegram. Sent to Roosevelt '1‘My‘ Sill“ 333“?” lfiltll D§H;H'3;K1d-
, ‘ , : nay _ 'a , , pacou putt l‘eo y‘ars
Urgiith Thai Al fl Be‘Renonn ‘ ‘a‘owhenzioy‘ brother l‘é’CQllllllE‘ililUtl
, ; ‘ t not to me. i had been suffering for
'lbng time from ya worth and lamp
book. accompanied by a dull, heavy
‘pain in the region of my kidneys. This;
wot" capooiallymnnofinz when i. had
work to do which required: stool)-
The first 'box ’oi“Doan’s Kidney.
; MASK llllllllfllalllllllllg :Pillo which .21 procureduat Plaistod's
‘; ‘. K: a... ‘ M. . “a... . 7* 'drug stwo'gavo‘me relief hnd‘beueflb
What it.“ is. will
raise the bile
deletion; at sour poisons. whichpro-
a. nasty tasty}; billoua
tburn. intestinal grip
his and illnkeyou'nn object of misery.
This is stomach trouble which can
not ho overcome with ordinary diges-
lt is caused by fer-
food. which will be
reminded at once by Pope's Diapepsin.
a. preparation pleasant to take and; as
harmless as candy, though it. will di-
gest and prepare or assimilation into
the blood all the food you eat. .
.ulndlgestlon is a recall. not a cause
If’ the Stomach is
sour and unhealthy, your food ‘ be-
comes tainted. and that’s what
causing the Indigestion and gas 6
stomach and other miseries.
Diapcpslu‘ is an Antacldcnnost power-
tlil digestive and thorough regulator
for weal: stomachs.
will digest apyflkind of food you eat
and will cleanse the stomach and lil-
tcsllncs in a natural way. which make»
you feel fine five minutes afterwards» a reorganization
'Any good'Pharmncy here will cupl
ply you with a case of Pope's Diaper»
pin for fifty cents. Just reading about
this roilllll‘kltblo illollliit‘ll l‘ll‘epnratiou
hill not llclp. You should go now and
get. a (11:40. I’m your Stomach in full
lllh and by tomorrow you will for-
get that misery of Stomach trouble.
Your rush is no dil’feruul from many
lt isli‘i. Stomach Nerves or
Catarrh of the Siomnrh, or Gastritis.
is li‘iltlil rottiugm
Food ‘ i-‘ormontai‘ionwthat's
takes about. five minutes to overcome.
DANBURY cooPLE ON THE an.
duos foul odor
headache. Hear
tivp lilediclnea.
insulation of‘your
l decal it
or your trouble.
Price 60
1—- Thosc 'l‘rlaugules
Aha...
WOMEN WORKfiOR meom.
Jan. . air-Solon
through the efforts at a dozen earnest
women. more than. $93090 has since
\Ihristmaa time been rouolred towhrd
the .‘ilin‘coln‘; llo’spltni and
Home in this city a perpl'tllnl ‘muulr
merit to .Ab‘ihlililil Lincoln on the hull-
llredib anniversary of lilo birth. With
more than four tlluos iiin‘tslln‘i ”still
to be added 'Zlo the hall" nlllllo’n‘ fund
needed for this living memorial. those
women anam‘tgcra oi" the institution lll‘i}
now iloplilg‘thl’it their project will and
Relying on a ready rollponac
from the Wtillllilllflf the land. as well
as from each admirer of the lnul'tyrwl
president and friend ol’ the race he
olnhuclpatcd. they dcciarcd today that
the ‘nloasuro of the country‘s offerln’l
'bllould only be limited by the union
to which their slmplo'siory became
Thrilling Experience.
lMNllllilY. Jun.
William R. Porter. of this city. worn
passengers on tho steamship Republic.
Both of them bore wall the. strain of His wife ludignantly denies it. and
tho. terrible exporli'uco through which
titry passed. but hirs. Pol-tersllfored‘”
somewhat; [militate “nervous ‘ react ion
and was placed. ilililt‘i‘ the care of a
physician lllilnedlaiely undo reaching
Mrryllotttrr gave a graphic no»
count oi‘ the agccidollt and the renew
of the nausea tars. which inclndrd a a”, “a. lorn
double lmnsnn-jlmm one ship do an» _ H t) ) ‘ ‘ ‘
other out in the ocean. "
”lllra. Porter and myself Wul't‘ in our
limo oi" the accl-
3--~;.\ir. and Elli-s.
In the
stateroom at, L. _
dent." ‘said bit
the side abilifi . it {wherewtbc collision
‘ lorhdlatan‘cc forwarll‘
We heard aildjfclt the. shock. but it
ill! tori-lb l at the limo.
lincdiutcl.’ and dreamed
onrsclreacurc lily and comfortably.
'l‘llcholcctric ll his wont out. but. no
bad a candle Which \t‘o'iightud so that
will were able to see. Many ofgtho poo" starving.
pic. especially the W9““"l.« ‘w a bill
partially ‘dros‘eid.’ Wu did not so‘ all
our property. or“ our int) ‘y and jew
els we carried on the. per a,
., "We Were told that, we would be
“conferred to the Florida and the
manand women Word ordered to cop-
oraieso that" the. \volllen' could. be
till-toll over first; 'Vi’hcn‘vv'osnw the
bowl of.iho Florida all store iii “‘0
know that We were, still in grave dan-
li is not likely tbat‘the Flor.
.da could 'erer‘? have reached New
York, with all that ' loud of. people
We satona seller on the
deck of the Florida from morning till
midnight. but. we were more comfort‘
able tlipn many of them.
..1 “’l‘bero liters“ "ch-al
inn people on board. emigrants. many}
of them who h‘iid“‘lleéhithrollgh the
earthquake. and they were in a state
of wild. excitement. especially the wof
For our own women .i must
i never saw a calmeror
braver lot. of Women than they 'wcre'i
Not about them kbecauicexo‘itcd and
there were no hysterical.
doubt thatwo owe our salvation to
telegraph." added Mr.
len‘ts lint]
Gradunic. aurora
lll'liillfl' in the great winter. ‘l‘bSOi‘lt‘i
url among. the. colored poople obvtllc
with area this weak circulating dime
'oln concerto be filled. each ‘Vl'lih‘kii
i lilar in allve‘ryami returned to swell
halfamillion dollar fund; on Lin-
«lln's Birthdays Substantild-- checks
: 1d bills of: alivdenotohlalions arcval'
any beginning to bo.areccived»;;‘ .lby
j minor Soammho has been placed to
urge .ol’h'the memorial tundat villi
i lth avenue} in~tllia city; The com-
ulltee' who hnvo‘undertaken this till-
i mat Lincoln‘hi'oledt are «Misslliiary
. Iiooth..Mr’s. Arthur C. James. Mrs.
. ll. Julilard,Mrs~."chry 'lJFStinlaon.
‘s. Frank‘H. Flint, Mrs. “Samuel 0.
ans. samuei Sloan, B . , .
V *3 - ‘I ‘ ' 3‘ ‘6'.ch Were-transferred to the llaltic
on ‘Sunday and again
showed their rdniaflnibio
their calmness and * bravery.
‘Was very high at .thatiimo and it
was with great difficulty that ive got
aboard'the Baltic: l was out on the
water. in a life boat fully
before‘ we were able to seize a chance
to board the Baltic on account of the
_ , ».-._F°r=,1nfnnnani0mim ..
ills lllllll’loiiliiit.Alil‘lhl’llolighi'
. Signature of
hundred nail
. RB-
au. 37.—-Charlos
. . _‘ resigned hisj‘np:
on as collisions-eternal the super-
, t‘ourt.‘and‘ uponwlnotionv’of the
in no. Jamealddlin was appointed in
hi place; Mr. Vidal-nosiclork of tho
; so it since 17365 up until two years
; .2 , whenthe resigned. but
j assistiinb clerkship}: Iii
.-. Ii judge of probate in this; '
“an besides *representlu this place in
ill general asaomhlyn as
ie is secretpry- ‘frth ’ ‘
1. - rsEL‘luele liver Aim. :
)KIO, Jan.” Mir—In an . ciiitorlal‘
3plrint tomorrow
tar-tally
lstrlot,
rs threé ‘ ‘
. vEchrION; .El‘ll
. . HARTFORD. ban- 27.—*’rho ‘ late a.
vals for the 13.4.8, scholarship honors
and ‘tboirgnlanaxhra have not yet. filed
their...accounts.s 1....ex‘penses.
muscbe in by ,hurs'day'o‘f this week.
Mr.~Rorabnck, political manager tor all).
yet; thirds up hilifi‘oith
do so in time to rbawithlh‘tile lavi.‘ 1|
‘ or. Nthatgrpossip
. . 5 .. .. 4 gonna hints ”Would
‘me‘rcporta. ow d‘g’ t’o‘that“recont‘Jiilillli-x
ion of Judges Bennett and :itobina‘on ‘
that the corhuptpracticesaot wagon-
conilt'itutiotl‘nirbbti‘th'e‘ré is‘ no atlthtlrl ‘
forlthia'rcpo’i‘t. gilt. is the intention?
. both contestants; tllatt hi
the lawcanllot be ignored.
.lspo‘sltion‘ tot more it... 'l‘hr
. . l “lily neither of'.
d hot-eyesig-
. i , , 7 7 since January
; mlInuoni'ib"tw’tttitirstwoi‘yeara old.
‘ ‘ disposed»:
day tidbit“
‘ orné‘y" Ralph .
found him in
= pa I
.. Ullll MR. illllllll
dicial committee.
lited for . expenses.
county.
suicide idcns, and
will“ and child.
Nuv'olllber 27. T901.
up.“ lie dccia'ren
those years.
’i‘roy was arrested.
:in jail ever since.
not so’nnxious to
years old. .
leaving. _
atenogrnpher and
climatic erl‘o 'lS ‘
initlns‘. reaper?
Hep .
reporta pill bellied on “118.1
- l
. uric]: SVoiseit. . _ . .
Err
Bill lnirorlucetl. in Assembly to Do
. Away with Assistant Stale “
Attorney ' '
vilAil’i‘ii‘OitD. Jan. ‘ 27.4'-i«‘airileld
county representatives
to the house ‘yns’tertlap ,
introduced doing away w
of‘a‘n assistant state‘s attorney. now
held. by Galen A. Garter.
former partner of the late
torney Satchel Fcascndcn.
was introduced by
'l‘omlinson, of Dnubury,
it is understood that iiio‘par
who presented the bill i
opinion that there. is no on
for an assistant state’s attorney. . a
recognize *tho' fact that during the .
into; your Mr. Fanaandeu required one
assistant, butthsy are satisfied now
that since State's Attorney Judson has
held the oflloo no assistant in access.
nary. The bill was referred to the ju-
were surprised.
when a bill was
Representative
l'icprcsentatlvo Clark. of Bridgeport.
introduced by request the usual hill
about fees. The biliproridcs that a
special inspector shall be appointed
who shall have val-loud powers.
cities for violating tip) lawn run from
$25 to $100.;and $1.000 is appropri-
Representatiyt’ Peasant li‘airileld.
introduced p. petition signed by Judge
John ll. Perry and others. asking for
Gomotory' bAasoclntlon.
. Ablll Wasnlso introduced yesterday
which provides for the expenses;
judges of the common pleas con
sit in towns where they. do n t‘ro-
side. The bill allows them $5.000. and
if it. becomes a law it Will provide. for
the common pleas court of Fairiicid
TROUBLES OF THE TROYS.
A Norwaik .Coupla Tell; Them in the
Common Pleas Court.
lleclluao he held strong anti-race
, ,V » , . . agrce withhlin. Air. and lira. William
Mr. and Mrs. William R' P°"t°" 7°" 0', .l‘. 'i‘i‘oy. of Norwallt, separated, and
yeaiordlly ho Wan before a jury in the
crimlnltl court. of common
answer to the charge of non-support of
The anti-race suicide idea in 'i‘roy‘s.
saya it is “the demon
uxplalna tho drink part of it because
or the. breaking up of the funllly.
Troy and pin wife were married on
He was a poliallcr
:ind'abte to earn 33.50 a day.
your after their illari‘iagc they went to
live in Glonbroolt, and there their only
it was at illcnbroolt. according to.
‘l‘royflllat. he discussed
llooaoveltfa locus, with
was in full accord. bill Mrs. Tl'tly, who
looks as though aim Ctfill‘l llc qulto de-
torlulnud, disagreed with the president, ‘
and with her husband. ‘
"1 hale nmro'intcrost after that."
said Troy. “and my home was broken
She. Says she went
trucks, and-sht- had to seek the shelter
of her nlotlmrfs home, to keep from
For the next. four years she Worked
hard as it beaver. and was
purl. herself and child. She
ask any help from her husband all
‘ at the hard times came a year ago
i November, and alto lost her push
”on. ‘ She was unable toget work, and
again lit-cameo rare upon her
mother. She applied to the court. and
Hia‘casc came up lathe civil crim-
inal pleas court. last June. He prolir
lead to pay his wife $4 a week. and
\rasrallowed to «go. Vile did not keep
his word. and last November she‘hnd
him arrested again; He has been held
One week ago Mrs. Troy obtained
work other old position. and she was
call on bar has
blind. except for some assistance in
caring for tho boy. Who ‘is now six
,'l'h'3 young woman old her story
simply. and. created aw impression.
It...jwas on lli‘ .crossrcxnu‘ilnatlou that
she was questioned about her has.
band’s complaint. and she. siouily dev
pied all knowledge of '
knew of no reason for her husband
Rosenrs APPOlNTED.
HARTFORD, Jan. sit—Tho judiciary
committee today appoint. as it official
Charles F. Roberts. of Now
who has occupied that position during
five previous sessions of ill cgeuoral
assembly. MrfiRoberts is a trained
lawyer, and one of; the 'best sten-
ogmphcra‘inythe state. Jils services
to .the judiciary committee are rumor
pie, and “all: ortthaicierical Work :is
given to shim : for- attentionr‘wnh the
result that not asiugie bill which he
has ever ‘dhafted‘ has been, tonud to
fany’ltiud. ; His record
. . . impairing: and excep-
tiollul;‘and his reappointment. to this
position was ‘nuotrlluou’a and a deserv-
» cd compliment to ‘lils‘ia‘lfllinl srrvlcu
‘ mutability... \_
‘» FEW-3.388 Dareatsnlleeé. ~
ill} the solemn gaunt ‘of‘ the poo]
tournament; beingplaycddn tile Nor-
walk FltePollce- last o'vcniiig,- w,
. , .r..;.r_atali 8.0. was defeatedpyc
l‘eltsser.“rated'8il. With tie. sco‘re‘or
Siltotlsj The score by from
. {50? of 1-.
.heviork; of “removal; this permission. .
n
Referee. James Gil liar; score
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.waiouasoa‘v. JAN. a. no
.r
I
pound? ”, '
restored». to llcaltllwby; this
and ask her; '
nothing (lid lilo-tiny @0011.
“Do you know of any woman who ever received any
benefit from taking Lydia IL.
\
Pinkham’sVegetable Com-
‘If allywoman who is suffering with any ailment peculiar
to her sex will ask her neighbors this question, she willbe
surprised at tho result. There is hardly a community in
this country where. women cannot be found who have been
famous old remed', made
exclusively from a simple formula of roots and her 5.
Duringtllek‘paSt 30 years we have published thousands
of lettersfrom «these grateful women who have been cured
by Lydhfi.3Pinkhun.’s Vegetable Compound, and never
in all that time have‘wc published a testimonial without
the writerh specialpcrmission. ‘ Never have we knowingly.
published a testimonial that was not truthful and genuine.
ltlercis one just received a few days ago. If anyone doubts
that this is dime and honest statement of a woman’s experi-
ence with Lydia E. Plbkllam’s Vegetable Compbuud Write
, Houston. Tnaame“,micn I first began taking Lydia E. Pink-
hnmls vegetableflompound I was a total wreck. I had been
dick for. tilroo‘ycars with female troubles. chronic dyspepsia,
and a liver trouble; I had triedjae‘v'cral‘ doctor’s medicines, but
" For three years I lived onilmcdicincs and thought I would
never get; well; when l road atrTaltlyor-tismcnt of Lydia E. Pink-
mc so. much good '1 continued ’1’
and enjoy the beat of health. ‘
819 Cleveland on, Houston.
nmo’s‘ choti’iblc Compound. and was advised’to try it.
‘ '3 My husband got the ‘one bottle bf; the Compound, and it did
use. I am now a well woman
(3.
“I advise all women; suffering from such troubles for give
Lydia E. Piukham‘s Vegetable Compound a trial. They won't
regret it, for it will surely cure you."——liIra. Bessie L. Hicks,
Anv woman who is siclé and suffering is foolish surely
not to give such, a medicine as this a trial. Why should it:
WANTS THENNNF REMOVED.
Governor Magoon Calls Secretary of
War’a, fittehtion to it.
\\'.l$HlN(l‘l‘()N'.V l). (3., Jan. 273“
iflovul'llur Magooii. of tilt: provisional
government of (‘uilafi’iu his lliiillizll ro-
purt to tilt} secretary ui‘oyar. brings:
to his attention the,’ wreck oi” the l..'llli-
t‘il States intuit-ship liiailln ill iinvana
harbor and recomnlendsithnt the gov
erniucut take immediate steps to at"
coulpllsll its relnovlil 'without furthor
delay. He says! . ,
“'l‘llo. wreck of the Maine continues
to lie in, the mild and waters of lla-
mna harbor. The sunken battleship
is a serious m‘ennc'e‘to‘ go Shipping
oi tho harbor. as it occupies a portion
of the beat. anchorage. ‘ .Tilc'obstruc—
tion has increased annuallyfiurlng the
past ten, years by causinga shoal. The
moderate tldce“ prevailing in the bar-
bor are hardly sufficient to prevent a
gradual filling up and this shoal serv
lonely interferes with the ilctioo‘of the
tides. and. therefore. thevfentire ar-
bor is rapidly filling." it will be n as
sary. in a short time. to: begin d'red‘g
ing in order-to provide proper anchor-
age for the large amount of shipping
now entering the harbor. unless’vth‘o
Wreck is removed: The anchél‘age is
also restricted by the wreck and the
shoal, for ships are obliged to anchor
' at sufficient distance. ‘to prevent
cables.
“Even more nlporiaut titan this ob-
struction to at gatlou is the fact. that
this wreck, although it contains the
bodies ores American secured. or what
is left of them. is apparently abandon-
ed and forgotten by the government
and people of the. United States. Thou-‘
sands of Americans and ‘other thou-
sands of other-lmtioririiitiés annually
enter the harborxof. Havana and prob-
ably not lono omits to Voxpresst-regret-
and censure. for the deplorable spec.-
tacle. . it has become a balloon] is.
ll‘i‘onoll andv an international scandal.
'1 he neglect to remain the-Wreck: is at.-
trlhnied by many: especially the large
Spanish contingent in Cuba, to the
fear thatxits removal; will disclose the
fallacy‘of tho‘popular belief that the
Maine was destroyed by a. torpedo or
mine instead ohm interior ”explosion:
60 generally does; this opinion-prevail
grounding in case they strain on their
destroying :lt; 'howévcr. tt~should ho
willed. .iiloi lllfl;cllbllll authorities were
hit-l ill!!! and, removing itln the more
luexlmnslv‘oiii ‘ ' ‘ "
3 “Tile co‘rré‘a lacuna. file in the
departmon t; affiliate and; the navy do-
partment at Washington’mhows that
» ii “Hellll‘evallllb illusqdapartmenta
thatlt islncc H I. . a
treaty or‘otl'ierwrse'. the co and iii
Re ubllc of‘Ci‘lbt‘l to“ “ to! e
Riki-tho bar:
hindering; state‘s out
avaan and; proceeding. with
if necessary. cap housefly, secured;
and the» .. Cuban’ig‘ govarntnclit“ Would
.tludly afford asaitltancdi_n its power to
>iticiillll‘llllill thndoaired result. not. on-
ly because Cirillo in lit! to the harbor
“flue. urn ta
'l 1‘1‘Ulilltlllls’ "all ; ltlllflmi ’
um .. .2.
hicillllért‘lnli ‘alllu ‘ I
it! lenti-
notdo horas muchgood as‘lt‘did Mrs. Hicks.
WWW”..- — ..
meat. 1 earnestly. recommend that the
’llnited States government. take im-
mediate steps in mop lplish. the. re-
-luornl without‘iul’tlicn $1M. .
. . oasmfifixav-
MM “ lb§l Yullau‘iluys soup
so“ am.
14,235,451carlio‘uc‘s. .
bugle United States According to Offi-
cial Directory. .
Ii‘lll..\\;’l\l71\'hll3. .ltiil. 27.—-'l‘llcre are
14.235.451 Catholics lll the .United
States. accordingr to the advance shoots
of the .1900 Wiltzius official Catholic
directory. published in this city. The
statistics are inrnishcd by the arch-
bishops'and bishops of the United
Slates at‘tcr inking a census in .all
dioceses. .‘ Y '
"Adding to the ”335.4“ the num-
belt' of Roman Catholics in the Phillip-
pines; Porto Rico and Kuwait. the
grand total of Catholics uhder the
United States flag is 22,474,440, as
compared with '12.053.000‘ "Catholic
subjects under the British ifiag‘. ‘
The Catholic population of the lead-
ing-dioceses ill the United States is as
'follows: New York, 1.299.920p0hl-
cago, 1.150.000: Boston. 850.000:
Brooklyn. 700.0001 NewOrlcalls. (:25.-
Oilt): Philadelphia, 625.000; l’ittsburg.
425.000; St. Louis. ‘1l7l’u,l)0ll: Hartford.
365.ii00:‘ Sprillgfield.:"32ld.l21‘, and
Providence. 232.099. ' '
‘EAYTON No'r- otsruaseo.
Alleluia to His Business, Notwithstand-
. ing.Rum6rs of Beheading. ‘ \
HARTFORD, Jun. 2?.j-Collticl0i‘ of
internal Revenue Robert 0. Eaton. ol‘
North‘llaven; When shown the report
sent out; from Waishlngtou to‘a‘ Wat-
erbury. paper which in effect said that
Mr.;~Eatoa was to be beheaded politi-
tlltlt I believe the Cuban government-
wna‘ deterred thereby from dealing".
“’m} Ultinlfrocktas lulgobstruction to; 7n ;
“lli'ltltitioll oili'lts- coastal waters and":
- - - of, no position: of tho it . _
also “filming“ 1’ ii belief that the tertiary, unimportanthearing otille lu-
I “He’d Slates Willidjiloluettlnlo desire dietary ‘coillmltice was held in fregard
toattcnipt toi‘rhiuove" it; and preservo‘io the hill‘i'ntroduCed' in the house by
the winch ns'a Wliolc'liist‘endof brodk- R‘e reactii‘atiVe Chandler. of . Rocky
‘ Hit, which provided for the appoint—
1181;. 3:; L1. 1). lmcht .qf- three persons of the legisla-
tures breach ofqtho New, England
States'to ”meet in Boston and consider
the passage of uniform laws regard-
ing‘ automobiles. deforestation and the
establishmentof a. connecting system
of highu’ays.’ This is for thgypurposo
of carrying'into effect ‘the recom-
mendations of the recent conference of
governors with this end in ‘view. It
is very «likely that Connecticut will
take the initiative ill this matter, and
that, something definite may be done
before no close oiltllis session ofillo
iogihia lrc. _ ..
callyby Senator .Brandegee. saidzl
"1 pay no attention to these things.
I, simply goon-discharging my duties
as internalrevenue collector and while
i do:.tl1‘at I cannot see where 1 give
offensevto the federal governmentor
any one in. Connecticut." ~3 ..
The story goes that Senator Brande
goo is after Mr. Enton’s scalp because
Elliott, as reported. supported Con-
gressman mil in the. recent. seilaihpial
“3'er 4.: ‘ W. _ ‘ .‘ ‘3- t
NE ‘noLA . noun-oath LAWS,
lillrla'ronbl‘tnn. 337-7'dt the slow
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