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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 2, 1909 · page 5

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VE'iiE'RAN Ml'TCHELL's RECORDS,
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thought to he in the' line of placing I71
1 1.111.111 'on one of the 111111011111 11113
térili'g' that 'cit'y “11.111111111111111 one 01‘
tii‘é Hill roads; with which he was co'né

.. lineal. 931111.83 rolling stock
11nd everything else a railroad might
own in2:‘luded. Mr. Stevéns has 110 peer
it wascto .place 11. vol-
Mew. Rayon system that
'Mr. Stovenp come to' the New Haven

"nines years 11311, ”and

119g 111.11.11.1osmr. Stereos
11111111111111.1181. considere-

finsp'ectlon over' the
d " ' ii 111111111111 recent-
ly 11111111111 by Hill interests. was
how son in behalf of the new

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the New Haven was at tho 11111111 or the
Northern P11111110 system. The} wme
mild to be rely gobd lrlunds in tho
4 western 1-,it.v and it wus.bi.1llcv14d that

Mr Steven engagement 1y the New
. Hewett wus due in some 111111014 to 1111

'vi'c‘osli by reason .oirhis 111101111111... .11
Mr. Stev'cus extensive work In 11111
4 northwest. '

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W037 in Many Engagements During the
‘ ' Civil War.
"[7110 G. A R Douglas Fowler 1‘1131
“CM.“ 11111111011111 service in their 10011111
rodently ~i’or the deceased members of
1118-1111111. .'l‘hc service was both-inter?
031111;: and illlprossivc 111111 11111 iloral
' 11.111111111111111 wclc Iclyprcttv.l)1'. lilac-
ini'luud 1.11111 .1 111111 uddrcss
The wur 111111111113 01‘ 1111-1 vctcruns
were road, and the following record
of Elbrlfigc 1.. Mitchell will be placed
in tile lll’rclllvos 111.1111: Dost; , .
'Ml'. Mireiloll ontored lilo service
in Company ',11 First New Ymk [.ln-
colu Voll'mtcer Cavalry. July 19,1861;
wounded 1.1111 shot Aqulu Crock, V171.
R11 cullstcd .'lunuury'L 18641.1‘iouudcd.
in Bottle of ,WinchesterHVa Muster:
ed out as 3 Veteran June 27. 18675.
Served in Newuan 1111141141111. Army oi
thoé'i’otomao.‘ Army' of west Virginia,
, Army of Shenandoah. Fugaged 111 but!
tie 01' Fair 0111111. battle of Savage Stop
1.11111, bottle of Antietam battle of Ope-
qilam..li.,11t.tle of Cedar Creek, battle o1
Five Forks, brittle o‘t 31.11.111- Creek,
and surrender of Lee. April 11, 1865
“More than hull doubtless of those
who took part in the {pond 1"eVi0w are
now at rest... while o'mbng the surv'it
ore the shafts of dcuth are falling to
day faster than they foil in 62. 13:
17,1111 '64." ‘And‘of those ,who ohoul.
come up 111; 31111.11 II, who how changed
the aspect; how feeble 1111111111111; 01
thousands who then strode 11101111. in

 

11.1011.

41 ~‘-”Conirn‘de3 our day is 0ch Mu3-'
terod out of. sonice, 11411799111111 by
veers, disabled 11.11 wounds, we are no
; danger 0011118311 routing the niilitnly re-
serves of our 901131717121 But no one can
‘ take.frpn1 us our certificates of- honor

1181! 111,111.. nation‘s deliverance, ,
WheneVeI' we see to statue or phe
11'}. 0111' 11311193 ('lcdlca 11d 31111111110 op‘:
‘gilanso ,or thousands. or see 141111.111 Cl‘ipv'
pléd voterah 111111 in his steps. ouch
hind up hud ,O'itdly' pro-
Vt'o‘q, was of the Army, of um

 

 

 
 
 

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N _w I-iAT'I'INo' FIRM '

11111131133130." The mémbor‘
11111111111111.3111. Suihuel W11
no.1. Fred ’Stiorléia‘n

7"“Mr.“. Wilson. president: .:Mr.e‘~‘
prhfiidéuheohd Mrs. Skier
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It. ”1111.1 Willi ,
np‘dnlshsnedo
' Bonimel'l'dodl 111111111111. 1.: ..

1- the 1" 11311, 31111 1111111
to'r 13111111119111. The

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id Medal Flour it your 111111111111
about. their victuals. fiAMA'Aux.
pm

1 11mm, the' 111111-1101-
, dealing with
.7 lotus, lectured at Soclullut llull blow

,' der our present economic conditions
, nothing could uli‘ord iellel‘ trom 11111
distress following 11- flnuntlul pnnlo but
'phyjlonl earthquakes, such on We have

; our.ner and thus producing better 11111
US.

' teachings and (loctlincs, would 11111111-

. While tho. l)ur.wlnlll11 111111.11 ,ol 11.10 111.1

value wlilohuilllr. Mellon put on 11111 3111' 1111111

,; buck 11111 $211 worth he hud product-Ii.

7. rubbcr shop,

all pride and vigor of yputhtul 111111117 7

'= Yor;k .H. A. Aldrich and wit-.1,
' field; '0 H0 Kimball, Providence; F

' .nin', S 111131181
7 port: pith.” S db

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itin'g 11111111111111.1111111811 171171117
“pally toi-l'tlie present wil' '

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' Rob'ort- l'iires Lullibi'ltc."
of 311110111:
social 111-0110111111 111'1'111».

111 Now Ull-

iieven, 'this W'cok. on 11111'110111’1111111111
1111111111111; topic of “Eurtlupm'kts 111111

P11111103 "
113 made the general point 1111111111-

Iutely seen these periods or 11111111183
causing a demand for the present over
production of the Iodé of the wage

Soclullsul'. ho contcnded by its
(1*! this evil.
110 11130 14111me mudc', tho prediction
that 11 'war in which the [Jur'opcuu na-
tions would become lmolved dullng
the present Ichr would holp to loud 11.
301111011 of temporary plospollty to the
wage corners. The (ill-11,1 113141 01‘ the
muuv will bring prosperity to the low
119 clulmed.

Everything connected With II bene-
iit. ‘to humanity, goutnully speaking.
be argued has been conucctcd with
1111 earthquake. Nothing has como by
degrees. The 311.11.111.11. outburst will
not come slowly, but will burl-1t out in
the nature or 11 moral 14.11111111111111- So
clolisui 13 11111 posse-salon or 11111 éIut'h.

Dluilou of [111111 is accoptublu to 1.1111
capllwallsts it was ucccptcd 1111 u
moans to .111 and 801011011 11111: IIIWlUS
follow 1111 1111.4 111111 111 broad and buttcl
ulld (1011311111th1in scicurc 11111.1 10110110117
11111 Dominion ““‘91'5

Capitalism ovortltr'on (0111111113111 111:
121111311 it hooded the Worker—411 11111111
11 wupc sluvo. of him. ’l‘lu n c1pllull141.1
found it didn't pood ullotllcr 11110111-
11011. 111111 lllt.‘ llurwiu 1111-1111- 01‘ 11min»
tum bccnmo popular.

P11111113 :11'1- 111113.111. all ovcr 11111
world. by cupitulisn1~-licltcr uudcr-
stood by 1111- Socialist 113 1111) "111111111.
lutiou of 11111 11111111 burnt-.l'." 'i‘l11’1 1'1."
will of tho Stool 'l’l'uut. for 111111.: shows
The i-iltcl 'l‘rusl puid out 817.
(100.1100 ill wont-s llml y'cul. but .1 slctl
worker at $8 11 day Iould not blli

licuco 0v«~1r-pt'odnotion followed. 'l'lllr-l
loutls to 1111.: utorugc ol' 1111111111‘1101111'141

‘ pr'odluls .Illd 11 pul'ulvslx of 1111111111133 '

n 1031111 3.1111 bovi- noticod in 111111 (11111
which 11:11: 11031411 (1011 11

16.181111113111111 New‘ Canaan Talks
. 1' on “Earthquakes and Ponies

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folnnlc ills are reue
collect names on oddreseesm ore
say—you are not. obligedto

Gosheu—MrI. W ”a” Dalton, Bouts No. 8.
Arimuu.
Cheater-Mrs. Ella Wood.
Con oot'iout.
Willluisntlo-MI'I. tin 11011on 110! 299.

in.
Collin-Mil T. A. Crlbg
Adrien-1.61111 V. “em .0 Route No. 8.

Woodside- Mrs. Rachol .lohnIon.

Illinoll.
Moder-Mu. Misty Bull.
Martina-Mr I. 011110. Folkol
Burton V low-(Mrs. Peter Llulgonllalln.
(31:11an u—Mru. 3111.11.13 orllug. 111.1111 don Rt
(11.111113111441111. Willls'lu ‘ully. «1'10 on Ave.
01111 ugo—Mrl. Harriet Julietzki.‘ hymen

61.0mm)». I

In“

‘Huutll 1101111141". F1 od i.‘:nlu. 1011 3.1.1178).

V\ lnrhcatornun. MAIly Doll
llldlftlllpolltlu-MIIJ .Y. AuderIon. 1M E

HS
l1lndloynMrI. May Fry
1'111u111111uu1111.3" -.l 1!. 'Jomuld mm 11111131
Peulllotouuzilm .'l 11y Marshall, it. 11.. \‘o 44
Dv'er-4 .'iirs \\llliom (1113111011. R. 1|).le
11111111111111.1111...neuter Piper. 298; Addison St.
ngonlcrullill. Eillllll\vtl(1dR ..F 1). No.4.

Melbourno...\ir.3 Film; 1: '\1\"n torlumm, R. F D. 1.

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l1in~lcy ¢“l‘.5 Stall: I filth-rd lie-111111111.

Kentucky”
lixnlttnu 1144121111. 11111111 111' l nil
l.11.1ix\lllon~.\lr11.1411111 .1111 31312141115“
lN‘o.'.1hm.\l111 Lizzio llollund.

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llu-klalul- Mrs. Williouu'. thnlutubiaAIo.
81111011111311.11rs. ll. W. )111c71'111l. 110:8.
valm
11141111101411: Mrs. W. 1‘. Fold 10.18 LII'qulowuo fit.
.llAlnpx'teuIlv-“ts. 171‘“! ll. 11111111.y
\lnnazicllumtts
ltoxbur} :Iilm Francis Murklo. l.“ 1" l~~l 11 SI
\Vorcos'll-r 44431111. llonthnCoIe, 117 Southgule
Slrccl 111ch I 1mm.
l’aw P1111 ~.i: 11111111 111 For.
lluiriit \lr1.l.oulso. 11111;.si‘lf‘110111111lfil.
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1! Mom ll .1. RnAnbulII.
511-111111113111111‘tlu la-ulu 1111111111010.
lhlruttm7hirsx7. Fruldn [it-19111111 57H Zileldrulu
1v. ,lmmm. .Vlauw-nln.

.‘iilliIhII'polisqup. Johnt'l Moldnnxllhrlocnnd
.81.. N.

'lltc obové 1111111113 worn 311l1~1- 111d

 

 

consumption 01' products calcium up.
The prosperity of which 1111031111111.
lulhs cable from tho uplwuvul occu-

Franco-Gcrnlun war, 1h.- l'cvolullou in
Souillorn lndlu. tlit~ crupllon 111' Mi.
l’clt‘c, the ‘Frisco curtlIoIIukc. uud it
will in» so after tho q‘uukc M. Mosulun.
11111151 11111 prcscnl ordcr or things.
the speakm declur,11d wc c1111 IIevcr
have prosperity until M1 111111» culum-
1111111 to 1111111 (1111131111111 tllc mcr- pro-
duction. He 111111111 positircly that
the prcscm dcpronslou 11111 11131 int
allotllcr seven y'utus. unless u gloat

wur 1111111113 out in l1 Illopc but bu c011

tldc'utly cxpettod to 3111- 111111111
heroic out bororc 1111- cud n the
Inescrlt _\1'.1Il‘ .11

A3 sclcncc bus 1.11m... that nutlno
works by revolution. so tllc Socialists
1111151 1111le 1.111.114.1111 ulso \vork' in
revolution. ~

“Will.” 111,4 was halted ‘tllc cl'IurtlI
cs.1‘0r 31111 prosclyutlou 111110111111-
'clt'lvtl stuud .Igulust Soclullslu'3"

His answer “as. “Spitlcrs' 1101111
11111 111- 111111111 aside by that llnul dispo
3111011 111' this question. " '

Socialism was the only rcmcdy
couldnuivancd. for present evils.

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“ ' HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Cfil‘ford—li it; 11 llilums. Sylncusc;
F Stearns, 3111111115111; .1 P. Folrchlld',
W. J. Stanley, 11112111111 1111's.,WoIsml.
111158.117 13 Watson. Boston: FI 41111113
M. 311121118077»I‘ldmml'llOH-‘S- lllt'l.’ George
Baker, Vest Vir 10111; E. '.G lioI'IIdS»
1111111111111; 1111.11.13 S‘llort'e'll.
3e afield; ‘lll. Coluiciv' 1.0111111111114111
l.,Y Mol'Jermotl. W 1111111111. New
11.111111 .,1.e‘111.11~o.11111.411e \V. \i
1.01713101311 F C Roberts. A. Leland

Long. New York city; 1111111711-
111111 liolyokc. Muss . ‘

Mahackémoi—H. '1'. Angel] and wife
'HS'S.E€71')",, F. Flynn M. F. Frcodm‘un.
.13. F. Phillips H N! l'ilusynau. Now
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.Alden and 3011.411111 tlord'
Ncw l-inve'n. W. ”10‘ 0101
S. Green'st'eiu. Bridge»
imicls. New Canaan;
1.10.1113 ‘Mintz, Newark; 1.. R. Hurlbutt.
George" L. 11.11.111.111. Ridge-
not out; 3. W. Mills, Chicago. 11' 11'.
31111111, 801111111. '

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in n.' 3311311. or 111.:
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‘l‘lIc \S'ul'kt’lp llu-I'c lIuIc produtcd
this dlll‘crcncc 1114111'111'11 $11 111111 $21),
111111 hcnco lllcy must wait until 1111' ,'

310111111 by tho Silltlllt-‘ll'Alllt‘l'lttilil war.‘

Such prospcrlty is 111111113 (11111 111
11011111 Sitt‘ll north-c0111I'niiimz. import»
out crcut. [1 was so ut'lcr 11111,

. of late.
.‘. regularly winter with us, so few see.
' them in the depth of wlute1 that ii
is not goucrullv known that they sluy

came up in the

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the ability of Lydia E. Pinkhum’s Vegetable Compound to cure
nested to write to any or all of the women Whose

iven below, 1111.1 see what they
as our wold for 11.—ask tho

“ Women who know from poisonnl experience that. Lydia E. Pinkhum 3
Vegetable Compound can and does cure femule diseases.

Mississippi.
Coil'oevllle-MI'I. S. .1. Jones
Plattsburg-Mre. VII-1111 Wilkes.“ F 11.1.

murmur-i.
Olorksdnle-Mlus Aulm Wollnco.
Oronogo-Mis. Moo Mch'ul ht.
Shamrock-11113191111111 11.1) 1 “0129
Brookllol d—Mrs. 381': '11. 1311131113111, 207 S.
Morkoth‘t. Nob

, Cambridge—Mu. Nollie anIlnnder.

NJow arse
Morlton—Mrc. Gear a dam; 11011133, Box 40.
03111170 n--.\ir1a. W. 1‘. nloutlne, 01121111121111. Av.

‘aludon—Mrs. Tilllu Willem, 451 Liberty St.
ntorsuanrl. Wm. 11.11.111.113. 196 1111111:
11117171111111.1111: iork.
Scotti: in. S. J. l'lnrbor
Brooklyn—Mrs. Peter Gnlhley. 648 lilorveyAv.
(‘ornunllrillaqum \Villinm l'ioughton.
i)oIIiItylllt~-=MI'.0.A A Gloul
Johnstowln-MrI. Homer N. 51131111111, 108
Main St (loll
ColuInbuI—Mrl. 17. Human, 304 77.1.0111: St.
Cincinnati—Mn w.x.nn11111 71711511111131 Av.
Mention—Mrs Lee \131 {1115.73011131
Atwolor Station—Mrs. iii milc Muolhaupt.
Duytnanru. F. R Smith, 431 Elm £11.:
(lunrlllc—‘lru.Ellnbllohnel. 11.1”." No.
Cincinnati-Mn. Flora 11hr, 1362 Ernst St.
{hymn-films Idoliolo, Box %.Nntiomtl.\111|-
tar 11
Clet 111.3111114‘11'53 lerlo Stoigor, (1.110 Floor

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, have been licutillcd by \ils.l‘inkl1mns funlous 11111111111110. and no
1111111111\vllalchrisglié'lltllcm it'll t‘uc 113007111011 1111111113.
1 what. they think of Lydia. 1']. l'inkllum’ 3 Vegetable Compound.

Ask them

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(71,111.80 lcN'l‘th'l‘AlelllGN'l‘ 111'

l lili.l.t~.‘li’ll4.l (11111.8.

1 ‘l‘llo young 11111111111 of tho “l'lllzubctl:
lhltud 111110111" {no 11111111111111: much 111111
and thought ul prcwui to tho prcpura
111111 101' 1111 .ntmtulluucnt in tho 1111111
luturc. 'i‘ll.) will produco illc upcict

11 "Flux-1111141." by lCIlwurd'Martin, (11111
{a short. voluodioltu. "'l‘hc Burglar
\lurm." 111 Lockwood‘s llull. Thursday
‘uvcnlug, l"t'l1l‘lltll')' 18. 'l‘llc oporcllu
l1: 1111~ outgrowth of bucolic-111 Work
'ts'orlt 11111111 111 lhc Sl'litltll'ti choral (11:138.
lludor lllc cnpnlilc stlptivrvislon of Fruit
111111 Murpurctllo l.i|1|l|l(t'll5|t‘lll. touch-
('1‘ 01‘ 100111 11111310. and licrwli‘ II pupil
01;.)le LI 111111111111. 1le rolloursuls urc
lli‘t‘ltlll puniug what .In unusuully
-good roe-lull may 1111 anticipated. 'i‘llc
isulos are in the hands ol‘ the pupils in
training 111111 11111 in. wot] worth 11qu-
‘1113. [ll luc.t 1‘ most cujoxublc affair
that ho 111llI Ipdtcd

1

BIRDS FROM THE FAR NORTH.

Pay a Visit to Tgis Scamp of the
State.

\\ 1111111 1111.13 lnillg 3011,11: cpnipcnsu
tion to bird lovcru nlm'll birds from
the for north come down and puy 114.
11 visit. Just now an unusually largr
number of pine 3131111115 and dulllty rod
polls are. with us. lircedlllg'lu lllE'
north. they 111111 .vcry unsuspiclous ol
dungoraud can bc tllllil‘oilt‘lli‘d “‘lllllli
.1 l‘cw foot. The slsltlns are small.
brownish strcukcd birds. with yellow
1311 while wing bars. and tho lcd polls,
though somewhat 3111111111 111111111 beau
liiul 111d spot on the iorcbrcust. liotll
have docply uotchrd tails and (1.111 be
generally found feeding on the 31111111»:
01‘ the bluck.blrcll cones. Under a
birch tree when the snow is on the
ground it will have 11 faint yellowish
cast from the number ol‘tiny’soules
thut have bccu'iooseued- 'y the feed»
lug birds. They are dainty lltil'e‘ ~acro-
l11111..l1n11glng hand down or heud‘up to
11114 swaying twtgs as they tract the
Sheds and occasionally 111411111111; it can-
‘Il‘ry- like note At times. they are found
on the ground feeding. when the 313-

persou pauses. A large'flock has been
feeding for several days 111 the black
birclles along the trolley tracks be~
twoeuthe oil works and Witch Lune.
. Bluebirds have been fI'quIeIItJy'1"see11
While 11 low of these birds

with 113. 'l‘hcir bl‘IIe coat is intensified

7' by contrast when the snow is 011 the
,. ground.

 

PROVOCATIVE ’AGENTS‘ CASES.
S.’l‘ PETERSBURG. Feb 3. -—-'i‘ho
01159 of the so-called Provocative
agents. Azef , nd Lopuklne "which
"time yesterday 111 the
form of (In interpolation continues to

3 1111111.". chief topic of interest; here.
Azef was .kuow'n as the head or the ,

lighting Russian Socialists, while he.
was 111 reality (11 government spy. and

' 11011111111111.1111 d 'ector of police in tit?

Department of t 9 Ministry of the [li-
tot 101‘. is charged with high treason in
connection with the" Abel? revelations.
Met 13 now in hiding, and 1.011111111111111

oprlsoner in St. Petersburg. It is re~
ported that M. 'l‘rus Vic. director 01'
ll bo 111.111.11.111-
by M.M111'uloir,governo[ or ’i‘uli'lbov;

 

 

 

kins will only lily out of. the pllth as a .

 

 

AWAlTlNG APPOINTMENT.

Some Expectation 07 Early News Re-
garding Blshopric.

it bus now bccn,nmrly four months
.1000 11111 (loath 01' 1111111111 'l'icrucy. (.11
he i‘ntltoilc (llnt'csc of Hartford, and
1111 nomination of his succcssor,
hero is :I l‘t'\’l'1‘lll of gcncral public in-
crcsl in this luallcr luecullno 111' tho 11x
lt‘t‘lllllOll illul 110113 111' ll11- appoint~
1111111 111‘ the 11011' [11511011 111111 bu rc~
clyctl 13-11011. 7

Although sororul works 1111111 [11131101].
.owcvcr. 313130. 11111 lltllllllllllltllls~ for :1

1r» acquainted with 1111~ nlfuirs 01' the
thurch arc not oxpcctlug tllv appoint»
hunt for 3011111 “1111113 yct.

'l‘lIcl'c Im- two .\'c\v England bishops
0'b1- uppeinlcd. 11111 bishop of llurt—
‘In'd (i.‘onllccticutl and the bishop of
ilzl‘lluglou (\’(‘I'lll(llll.l it is general-
.1' illlllt'l“.~'illt.lt'l that Dr. \\.'ultcr .l. Shun-
cy. oi‘ llunbury. was 11011111111101] for
)otli positions‘und it is [1011011111 tllati
1.4 stands a good (211111111111 .01 being 11114
11111111111 to one.

Among tho other plomlneut priests
)l' the diocese like are believed to
311111111 chance of Icoclvlup; the appoint»
ncut urI1 Dr. J. P. Donovan. oi Middlc-
.own: ltov.‘ T. S‘. iluggun. of Hartford.
1(11101'111 1hr1 Catholic Transcript; liov.
lohn (.1. Murray. (1111’ chancellor of tho
3110011311: Roy. 'M. A. Sullivan. of Hill‘i1
lord. and licv. .llugh 'l'rnluor. 01' .\'or
'wlc'lu

cAs'roR 1A «

For 1111111111 and Children .
“111 111111 You llue Always Bought

Bears the ‘ 'W

Signature of

 

SPORT LEGlSLATiON.
1.”-
Conference Between Committee and
Legislators.

The legislative committee appointed
at a recent meeting of sportsmen to
take care of the interests of the l‘ratcr.
city in this vicinity had a conference
with theseuator. and the representur
tires to the general 11330111ny from
Donbury nod llotllel at the Hotel
(been yesterday afternoon in regard
to the measures which are proposed
for tho present session of tho logis-
l'ntum‘ affecting the fish and game leg-
ulatlons.

The Sportsman's, committee was

John R. Perkins. Edw'nrd H. llulloy
and Sidney Wilkins. Senator Charles
S. Peck Represente‘itives \\11b111 F.
Tomllnsou and N. Burton Rogers. ol’
19.111111111131111 Representative Henry
‘F'. Kyle; oi Bethe], were present (It
the confe once. .
The coni’elence was a very pleasant
one in every why and resulted in on
understanding between 11111,; sport.s.~
Imen‘s'repgeeentntlves and the mcmk
bers of the legislature in regard to
desired legislation which would be 1'11-
vored 111111 supported by the represen-
totivcs oi the people.

 

"Smith tells me he“ has graduated
from 11.11. automobile school." "You. ho
refers to it icellugly 113 11111111 motor."

 

111111.

11311011 our soul to 111111114. 111030 who

7 NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALM

LAKE READY To MAKE ANOTHER
.. ATTEMPT.~ ~ 1
Declares He Will Be a Candidate for
Governor in 1910

l
l4‘.x- 1 10111011111" (1‘61'111'1101 Evcrlll .1,

1.118147 will hr 11 candidatc for tho rcpub
1101111 nominutiou 1111 govrrut'n 111 11110
This c1111 11c (lollullolv 11111101111101] on
tl11~ authority of MI. Luke 11111131111.
who 111 a Siltlli. lnchvlew with 11 “(4ng
1111 1111.101th in Hartford, so dccluxctl
himself.

“thn I 111114 11111111111111 last full 111

Now {1311211 1"111 the nomination,” 3.1111
Mr. 1.111111. "1 then 3.1111 thut I would‘
be 11 cuudiduto two yours 1111111 1- i
have not (lIungcd my mlnd. " And he
10111111111111 ‘1 believe i shall lnnd next7
time."
But from the present indications di-
11111411 from oplnlonls' 111'11331111111l1111011
111114111011 in tho capitol during 1111'
neck 11 1011113 us it Mr. laukc'u umbi-
tions would 11c confronted noxt time
with 41v11n.1 stronger opposition than
ho had last full to mcct in Mr. i7.lllcy,
\\ ho stooped in tho pl'lzc

liurtlold county. believing that it
has first call on tho govornnrshlp in
111111 011 the geographical urgumcnl is

cvon thus cully 111 tho gume. Beyond
tln1 nuro munllon or some of those
candidates it would 11.» irultlcss at this
point to spcculntc on their. chances.
Up to datc lhc cundidutes spoken at
in lilo cupltol lobbies 11111.
(‘11.1rics11.11001111'111 levutc not-114
tarv to (iuvclnm Lillcy: W. (.l.. 8113
alone. 01‘ Urgislcl May-m (11.10119 ill
l..1ndcr1.', of New Britain, and Attornov
(lollcrul Martini ll. 11111111111111 Bcsldcs
11111311 llzutl'md tmlllly aspirants it _11.

liottltilll(1.ls 11111, trying to avoid the
gut-10111111111111] lightning nor would
Scuuto'r (‘ilillll‘B W Bumunl of tho.
’1 111111 11131 dislrltl, get out oi" its V113.

Mr. Good win, 11111110 from his position
113 privutc sccrotm'y to the governor,
1112111113 high in the councils of tho re-
publican party, and he is daily adding

runk 11nd illc of 1111: party in his pros-
cut poultit.111.l1,1 the tuc‘t diplomacy
11nd dignity 11 hiclI 111.1111 his condutt of
0111111. 1111 1101111143311al'lotl191 desirable

. (plulitlcutlml 1"111 lhc olilco. that is. um-

ph- 11114111151 10 no.1 11111 o unpaign t1 right
.111 Goodwin l3 .1 modest politician.
Wlicu 113111111 by the legislative report-
or for tho Register whether he. was 11
(21111111111110. he smiled luscrulnbly (111d
onlv 3.1111: " Don't you think this is too
pl ('lious

\\ 15.51133111113 01".131111tol 1301111 of
tlio loading quIuIiuctIncrs 01 the
slatc. orcdltcd with 111111 executiw4 abil-
iiy and a gt‘llt'l'lllls contributor to re-
publlcau stuto campaign funds.

Mayor Guorgc M. 112111111118. of New
llrituiu. 1'11 lo ’91. 13 :1 candidate to bo
rccltoncd with if he decides to make
on :ngrcsslvc campaign. 111.4 11113 1111100
1111 cxccllonl rccordus mayor. of his
city. He would not be 11 machim,1 cun-
dldutc if he entered 1110‘ race. He
31111103 for idcal municipal govcrulucnt
and would in like muuucr for state
govcrnmcnt.
any party (11 01111111- 1111115 il‘tllll phat

113 all.

Allorucy‘illntrrnl Iilurcus H.
31:11.1 that ho nccds 1'10 inlroductlml.
llc has: liccn repl'csclltative. scllutol',
judge of probate;

11111 0111111 ho now holds, H14 would be

111111131111~ at tho publit‘ 111p

l"\ Scllz'ltm .\la.\:\v1~ll
li't‘lll'tl .13 u ('(lllSt‘l‘YlillH‘ luw 111.”ch
in the uppcr branch 01' tho
nssclubly. 11nd hc, 100, 13 i‘lOdltfid with
huvlng thc ncoossary
lor 11 campaign

(1111111 11.

111141111111 to prominence 9
ill tho rcpubllcun party,

horse, \V.

 

HARTFORD RAILROAD

TIME TABLE. ' '

ln Effect October 4, 1908.

SOUTH NORWALK 'ro 3w YORK
, A.' M.—-13:53x. 5:07X. . Mix, 6:11.
6:481 62.1“. 7'4lllx. 8. 1111. 9: 06x.
11:3011'911'14 10:2'3x, 10: 523, 4122511.

1’ 111,—12: 511'. 1: 05. 1:4le 2 .5011.
3:27, 5:08.11, 5:37, 5:50x. 6:410, 625011.
7:18x, 7:50."- 9:50x.10:32.

Sundays. ’

A M.-—12:53x. .5:0’1‘x 5:41.11, 8:51;.
10: 23x.

P. M.:—-12 56x; 2: 4111:, 2:50x. 5: 37
5:50x. 7:121. 7' 503. 8. 2111, 915011, 10:19.

_—

 

3: 3211, 3: 57x, 4 32 6: 0211, 5: 08,- 6: 25
6: 0111... 6: 03. 7: It), 8: 0311, 9: 001:. 9' 30'
11: 00x.

 

I'son'rH NORWALK ro'Naw '
HAVEN. ‘

7: 28, 8. 30, 9: 171:. 10: 2411, 11: 1211 11: 47.

P M—l2: 09x. 1: 21. 2: 49
7:24}! 4:21, 5:126:12; 6: 33, 7: 10x,
9: 163. 9' 30, 11:18.1

S'n
A. M912: 09x..1d1a16x'. 1: 57:, 7:44.
9: 12 1,0: 2411, 11:122.
P. M..—~_—6; 48. 7: 101:, 8: 24:, '9': 43:.

 

A.M .-1: 20x,,:8 20, 9: 35 9: 591'. ..

P. M.—1‘.25. 4: 4011', 6114.7:18.1

Sundae—9: 15, 10: 06:, a. n1.; 7: 35
11.13.

m

 

A. 1“.—5:56, 7:25, 8215.1

1021011,
11:50. -
P. M.~—-4:16x. 6:3811. 8:515

Sundays~7z [15 a. 111.; 52‘)“ 7' 3911. ‘

D4311

-. .1 ... .._.- 43-an

f,.‘

 

‘ ~ 41113111111311“,.8333.

gr001111ng.1 11 11010 team 01 (1.111111111111114 .

uudcrslood lllut cit-Senator Maxwell, of,

10 his popularity among the lenders and"

1111 policy 03 would be for the benefit of

1101-
comb is so well known throughout the

member of several '
connoissions lIci'oI'c. ho was clcctcd to

ucccplnlilo to tho republican stntc 01‘-
11111112811011 ll 11 would not 1111 consid-
crcd 111111 1111 111111 already 11.111 his in”

11111111» :1 good
gcncrai '

whcrowlthal'
not the least import-i 7
ant quulititutlou in :1 Icpublicau cau-

S‘onutor 11.-111111111 of Lime Rot-11.11113 ~
and confidence.
although he.
is 1111113011 111' 1111.1. old dcmccratic war-'3
ll. Barnum. who more than
011cc led the .lct’fcrsonlun hosts 111 this.

state to victory. H11~lsuman of
few words. but of recognized 'judg4
11111111. oil would be 11 strong candi-
date ‘ '

new YORK. NEW 1111113111 afi

‘ Sunday -
A. 11.—1210011. tl:y00. 7:30, 921511,
10:02x.
P. Min—5:04, 62001:, 7:00x. 8:3011.
11:00x. . '

A. M .~—12: 10x, 1:16x; 1: 5711, ll: 15'
3:1111,

SOUTH NORWALK 'ro DANBURY.

DANBUBY~ 'ro court-1 inonwALK.

‘ 19091 .
\

x

lBea'uty’ s Aid

Woman may improve her complex-
ion keep her face tree from pimp pies
and humorsi rihtcn her eyes and
purify; the blood y the occasional
use 0

i 1 M7

l

 

3.11.1 Everywhere. I. lnxu 1011. Ind 2513

 

 

BlLLARD SEEKS TO INCORPORATE
5 3.81 M. HOLDINGS
' llAli'l FOR!) Fob. '1.—Tho follow
ing 11111111011 of John L Billurd 01‘ Mel-
171111711 was 0110ch 111 the house ycstcr-
1 1'1

l'clitlon 1111' incorporation ol'gllc lili-
lurd Company.
To the Scuutc and House of Repro-
i scutntlvcs in General Assembly

(,‘(lllW'llt‘lii ’

'l‘ho undcrsip'ncrl respectfully prays
that. ho. with others to be (Issoclattul
with him. may in- constituted at body
politic and corporate. undor tllc 111111114,
of the llillurd Company, to be locntcd
ill the town 01' Mcridcn, with power to
‘purchaso, hold. plcdgc 11nd soil shares
01' stock and othcr socuritlcs of tho
111131011 & Muinc Railroad and with
such other auxiliary 01 similar powela
us it may be deemed right to cruul'.
1 The object of this petition. it is un-
idersiood. is to transfer to u corpora-
,ll0n the 110,000 shurcs 01‘ 1101-11011 &
11111111111 stock some lllontlls‘ugo sold to
,.'lollll l.. ”“111le 01' Moridcn, by the
New England Navigation Company.
and’ bv him put up-as security 101 II
1101111 of money to pay 111 pull for tho
l"3hmcs. in the ("use of the death 01
Mr. Billal'd there are liable to be 301110-
wllut serious complications in the mat-
ter us well as in ‘futul'c action of thc
110311111 & Maine thpany, such for ox.
uulplo, as 1111 issue 01' now stock. .'l‘hc
cil‘cct ot‘ the pmposcd change is to
substitute fol MI. Hillilld a continuous
('01 pomtIoll ready to meet exigencies
and with powels to 11101-1 them based
upon iinauccs 01 its own 161311119. (111 the
authority of the state 01‘. Connecticut

 

o A. a roast. 1.3.. .
3m. .1... 1111 K111111111. 1111111 Always 3011p
‘ nature , ~ ’

.

TO PROTECT BEADS. l
A mother who has 3111111 1101' children
come to grief more than once liccnusc
oi the breaking of their strings of
hoods, 11:11; hit upon 11511111 a banjo or
guitar string instead of ordinary 11111111
for stringing the bits of glass.

 

 

 

 

3111111111:
Cookies, from Gold Medal Flour. arc
the best I ever tasted. Sornu.

 

 

1111 would not be led by

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

An Important
Sale of
31111111111114 Men
At $1.15

P111111 (11' 'plcutcd bosom. coat
luodcis, llIOstiy allot-111.111 cults.
sizes 141 to 1814.1.

Phoenix
'iMufflers
. At 50c

A Very pmtjtical Knit Mur~'
llel er, whcih id'st'e'ns with n glove
snap and ”‘55 's'itiootl'ily about the '
neck. 11115114111111. ’71)! wool in ,

' black. white}: 11.11 1111 the desir-
able colors. 'JA18§§Etremely 11t-
ti'pctive article of dress

 

14

 

Joseph'd'DaVIs

Tailor. Clothier, Flatter, Fur. _,
4 nlsher ‘
Trunks arid Leather‘Goods
785 Washirlgtoi'l Street
$10111 Norwaik

 

.51

 

11111 11 .1

 

 

 

 

, 833 11551772100117.1393 75:45, 6:41}, ' ' " ' ' .' o ,
u .31, .111 1' Always; a Bargain
P. M.:—1 06. 2: '00x. 2: 6311, 8:26x. " " " '

1114114

 

11.11.11.

A 113.11. BARGAIN consists of
GQOD VALUE and good veins is al«
ways 7a.bargoln.

 

 

Wear Slides Thot Fit.
. 122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE (1423.

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