I‘F rij‘aml’tb be -
sud doused sli'hinhds IIt' mart-inn]: II. fig??y£?mhfi ’
bheiinofunll as reun'm yummy. brsnth Inviul
Ihltlo mire
I I) on
General Russo
Delegate to (lo in Indianapolis
I
I."
INVYI
itmm‘ IIIilI.‘ iI tr7III 1‘Il
rm» limbo rm
nowhere
I: thought but that in order to get
Culture“ "shallow“ using th erai
In".
i" into the trunk a hammer had ovi .
. . ‘ y been used to pound it in. 'th new Yon-K. rob..a.«—»Norwa1ks In
Ib
InIIIIInr"
or ll
the Mpolico in to threat in the thrift commission conven-
”will 1’ . ‘ . - 5 . ,- ,, “ .‘iion‘. to be held at lndianapolie, heb~
.ruury 16,17 initi 18, on lshbwn by the
appointment of Géheral Russell Frost,
file one or the delegates, is rendered
more. acute by the desperate light of
the Animiean Protective ’I‘IIIifi' League 5V
iuow being waged against the creation
oi“ a nonpartisan tar‘ii! commission. ‘
Recent developments throughout the
country especially in New England,
indicate that no eireort will be spared
by the atandpa‘tters, led by Senators»
Aldrich. of Rhod‘e Island, and Hate, oi
Mrs.
#951” kllliii‘g his wife
ton attempted to put the body
into he tru butcl fp‘lilllll the
Hazelton Was
gimp “image Ia"??? lm'mogflg
It plop hécurooryolilrb man do“.
Emu»; Barnum. mo or N YV
TE! I
7 mfiflor In flwbfl" .
Maine, and Repreoontatlvee llaizeil
*3" w 331: r J“ 1'13 KM to have and Payne to counteract the effect of
"Eco“ ted flame! me between ‘ ‘ M the tariit VcommissiOn convention.
A [1’25 us ,igts on'tbai' Baptlnts Aflllna To When this movement was started by
”is 5 ed b) 1191. stones-Bunions the National Association of Manutuc-
tVIirers under the leadership of Presi- .
dent James W. Van Cleave, it was .
practically ignored by the standpoi-
tern lint when i become apparent ’
that busln‘oSB organizations and indl-‘ '
‘vldual manufacturers throughout the
country were flocking to its support.‘
the Protective lasagna became thor
oughly alarmed An attempt was milde
in the league’s elllciul organ and in
the public press to discredit the pop-
. ular demand for a commission The
assistance or the New: York Herald
was enlisted and. ‘thn .. newspaper be
can printing a. series. I: rst- page artl
. tiles of which the one appearing Feb-
Iu'aiy 5th is a shining example. Boned
, upon a tow letters from Congressmen
and interested Inanui‘acturors. the Her-
“11%? tenement in wbch the body
'1‘ he big meetings nihicb the Baptists
was toupd is owuned by W. L. Judson B
' .h
are holding in this city this week.
part or a series, which before they
completed. will extend from Maine to
Kantian and prObahViy to the l’liciiir
count. Baptiste of the northern states:
hate ihireo general: Iineiontuy Vpocle
ties, the American ptlst “Isolonarl.
Union (for foreign missions) The Amv
dripan Baptist Home Mission Society
and the American Baptist Publication
gocieiy. 'lfilteep are all (lo-operating
If!) to "get into in a grand object to pay on their on
, Sign t. Other at— ciihiulated debts. provide enough men
. c ilé‘ct’, but each cy for their current work, nd give to
time filthe- doorseI were found locked. each a small working capltab in this
Although no notice had been given .. ey have the booking at the
by the Hazellons that they intended Wat Convent n. onion is
. g . .t li-T ‘ .
hummus had lived III II T H V E RY
ig‘pl' about three years an lm.mt.m...mt....
lIlopp area, about Christmas.
rent 01‘ the tenement consisting of
no rooms. was collected muntluy
Us Obrasliy and had been paid
hill in tlyuli'etore‘ Christ-
H l c H er.
LOT as THE STRiKEBREAKER.
, (The Journeyman Harbor.)
in it recent issue of the iron hioIdI
ers’ Journal is an account oi‘the sui-
cide of Joseph La Fleur, known as
“Gunpowder Joe." whosib body was
found in the canal at Dnyion. 0., a
OFFICIAL MEMORIAL CAEDS. ‘!EBSEX OFFlOERB SEEK; HOLD- UP
1 I . MEN. ‘
After Trio Accused to Station Beer
The hutograpbic ofilclal memorlnlI From Vehicle oi ltallan Resident.
cards sold for the benefit oi the earth 1‘ will“ 1‘01' 3,...” the meal Ofll
minke. sufferers in ltalr me being sold “"18 can capture their men there will
Where They Can be Purchased in The
Norwaiks.
' . to leave, Ohms mode no attempt ‘ own national representative body . H] i an or “.1. mm... we in this vicinity under the (“lvvtlun or i be II health" in Essex, today, before ii. short: time ago. m Flour had a 1m
diggrgfigfig to enter theb mafia; ah t l for the dehohl’lhntidh. Righvtgflllglfiue ”f [Ellifiiilt'i-ltl on" 0|" Dr. William F. (‘lInnoriloI oi ilittill1“l1(‘“ 0f ”‘0 WW? ‘0” 11 ”11311131" 11} tionnl reputation as It atrikodlrchkcr
W d The budtb‘ls of these three socic 1303““ m Tmmt Commlseion PI lull South Nurwalk pubtlI schools: in it I111311W'1.‘ 1111111131I‘I 1131‘,” 1111“ bill" It”? in the iron-molding industry. and in
a“) . fl. . it ~ ties 3113316151“ng $l 600.000,, have been Notwithstanding Preeldeutelcct 'l‘altt‘i ll. GIIIIIIIIIII, or the NInvInlk Hip“1fli‘llfliisdilgllgllligsiblwhixl‘0 young «mu with times 05- industrial Ilia tuibancee drew
Wj.1l?m8 1191’» tlonéd hinting 9.11 the “111113111”; “1 public amoral of a nun partisan boaId 513110111 1‘ ‘1 (119131“ 01 111“ 0“” the. charge hue been matched m, 33 and $10 a tiny, anti was the that
my Edith c ire-ll kliOWS What llb‘ liirct School and at Ibostmos of Wu“ mun called upon by anti-union em-
oi’ unlit experim the. American Econ
i. jam
37, LEE";
”Filmy ”filming hill; 9"91’ 0mm pilblltiiled m. the Pmtoctivo Til- llum [1 Home, Mrs ’loIII (‘ iii\\"'.loIIl 1 '1“ “1111““ “mm" by 11191111111“ 01 Car; players.
""" its effort in rill league boldly announced that \\I_ I." (.‘liudiIIIrnu. F ed ll. (.‘oiernanlm- IIIIIl alltlé, on that the l1lli-‘tl 3.01m” Commenting on La “N” a ““1,th
‘ ' 1 ' . b.“ city mm Mr 'l‘iilt was opposed to u mumps and John ’l‘. Haydn, 31‘1”“ stole “ 1“”‘1011 11“"1' from “131w”: ending Editor Frey writes: “For many,
roo were eh i t l tcmmm" everywhere “1 “hug” “m slop III New? inland the Home Mar- Tile cards that III II sold are pIiutIIIl ’ ”11 while to; haul on his 2an (11‘3“; yours he was to be found where mold-
“' m as n 115111;? ill’ Willi “10 determination to i in halibut colors and lili“ intended to 111111 “(1’13 111 111 1 was I1“ 91" 1
era were on strikeLVplyinglIis prot‘eSI
sion, und selling his manhood for the
few extra dollars Voll'ered. Shunned
by his former fiends, his only us-
sooiates became I‘ose who. like him-
self. sought, insecure an easier liveli-
hood by lioilowing the ileeeiuns' enll~
ing. The larger wager; secured under
the conditions were squandered in lit"
ket' Club iuilhelced the iloetou hier—
(V‘huuts Association to reform to send
do legume to‘ Indianapolis uotwtth-
standing that James J Storagtou pleat
dent oi the association. and a most in-
‘flllt'illilti lcndel. openly invoied the
commission piiib.
lilo lloston Chamber of [‘I‘Iii‘IIuoi‘w
and the. \‘laseuchusotth State. Board at
' purlibse u re citing the rub
nltlii'e ‘to an empty apartment Most
, ti les 0! {urnlturc had been
mm d w en a. bloody shirt was
notion udder Ha Ibe’dI. ito’llow‘ed it the
sol another shin; colored Wm
morning that one of the men impli-
union had been located. but the others
.lItIIl but been ionnd up to noon.
'1 be whole stow as told today smote
more of comic opera than serious theft
and seems to have originatedln a
practical joltepiuyed, on‘Carlo by the
young men. They went ‘to Suybrooit
a few nights ago. and Were reeling
wipe out the debts r then great min
sionaiy soiieiles ind furnish .lhnm,
with money enough to carry on the
mammoth work which they have in
this country and abroad.
‘ A general conu‘nliteu oi scxflen rep
teseniing the whole dimominuilon II
. in chemo oi this cnIIIpailln, the details
be signed on the lure b) the pIIIaoui
mailing tln‘u. and are nnulbemd Ion
sci-III lvely. .
The ArnoI‘icuII-ltuliun General llI-iici'
(Economics? of New York. which in
cludcsln its membership. among. oili—
'l'S ol‘ prominence in addition to those
whose signatures are attached to ll.
The police wore notified and on
‘flolili ‘ Mn ugh“ This was forced {:11 mil: 30:53; tritgtlitlig’ltlilll‘ihlllue‘li‘ll’i‘l‘llillt Tmlm'lls ““1 1“ hitiuy onluller ”mun" mayItili‘IliilIml‘iml'itrli‘or(lint; a(13:11?{IIIIIllllliilts “1111“? fiOUd When tiltil‘ started 101' filigfilliif 31f Iiiii‘igimimiiid 1mg Lilli:
' «1,131 and the d) of Mrs: .ancltoh toes. 'i‘hesh include their time to the ”Rum” oi MW langlhud. hm“ hm" N. lilies, has issued ten million of 1101“" 0“ 11‘" ““3 they ("81mm bind the stockade, replaced the home
nittlii‘ltlt enough to give coIdiol sup
pen to this notable IetoIIII iiIaIIguI
died for the bonelil of labor and mini
,he was fractured
. "the body ivas Coveted
evidently made in pound ‘
Curio. who had the hag of beer in his
wagon. ’l‘bey itihlmged to Iomoveihe
hog without Carlo noticing it and tilted
with its comforts and the respect of
his neighbors.
chose IIIcnIurlIIl cards. which it hopes
carrying out In this bio sullen": in n
to dispose 01' by March 1. it is hoped
systematic and positional-lite wuv. lt
no pl .96,
d I the ”that
It relieved h: e di
met-figdlldlig
In“ e- nomads house
illimeibhkrc: .Iiidveroiootii
3111'?
on both in h,
from media all?
According .to
lug. the body. into, the trunk. V
frequently flaunt-stool.
tone-1i eobeutl. we
family living one
u
neighbors the Hilton
ester-relied ~though the
month do not to
V whole amount needed will be SiKllJ’t‘d
is expected that most if I tail of the:
by the end of the tinnncipl rear of the
three M(ltltlt¥$Miu‘ch313l. ,
"Budget Conferences is the term
upplled to the great mlasionuiv IIIIIi-t
VIII throughout the nation ’I he deeper
ule IIutIIIII ufi the opposition is shown
In the effort to charge the National
.‘Iasoclation oi Mnnui‘urimcis Itnd sis
tor business orghnizatiuns with an at—
tempt. to have enacted tin uhconstitu
.llui every one. in The Norwnlks will
add their mile to the fund by buying
at least one «If the I‘Iit‘tiuorlhl curds, it'
not “brine.
it in II splendid (‘llnl‘ili to aid in
.IiIitIg tor the dilution llt‘li‘ltllls, whom-
lt oil“ to their boludlug place in the
western pt‘ut of Eng»; They tried to
yet the hog upstairs into Ult‘ll Ioom
without anyone knowing it, but on the
from them and l.’\'i‘l)()lltl in the house
pay up the stalls the keg broke away .
"When old age began to make its
inroads. and the life he had ltu com-
llli’llt't‘d to tell up his vitality, no
friends except those of the cup stood
by to assist him lie gave up blends.
gave up family and gave up umuliood
L ' e: be blunt of it. Her men are
' i6 11‘ member nomad sounds oi It quarrel
domes wIIrII taken from them, together
I lugs Special Mfume nic being made mm,“ "mun“. '11,..le (.mnmlsglm, “ m to S.“ from slumber l the lot at ten. paltry dollars to [III buried
dbrin'g the time the murder in l-‘llll- in mm. to (In, r 1,, " ‘ ‘ " ' Iritlt urvrvihiu . l,lli‘\' l()il$t?S-‘1t‘d in ‘ ‘1 ‘ ‘ . ll
‘ III ”II clinichns . . . ,. .I ,. . . ~ 5 ~ 1 , i .. I . III lost in the ottors‘ field
hosed to have been committed 1 l” g t r 1 ”I‘m ‘1“ it will 1'“ mwnmd “1 u” 1" God's world. and their relatives. in .5, ‘1‘ 11" 11"? 1‘“ 15 51-111 111 1'55”“ 1111‘ 1’
on many or the men as poeeibie. and
.iimquolls corwentloh.
pastors and laymen together will li‘tcoi
daily deep but t-alig:.:t'or
.IIIot‘u Iu‘uphnli-
rate-matting
“'1 here is another side oi the picture .
well worth looking at.
its: (outputs qruuchou‘Itupmateil
pill W0 years ago Mrs. iluzellon night. lI will into: many millions In
“GI 1511119811 ‘0 1-70 10 a 1‘1”“ 1111801011 in 'IIIriilut‘dincusnlou II‘ \va II; and . .,., , », v , , x ‘_ . dolinrn in IIrmlIiI i‘IIr eurb it we: IIuin~ M «w M , ,1] his "1mm"
”to“ 1119“““9111 “11‘” *1 "1201‘ c111- “111011 lllt'lllllii Fill ‘i‘llliiiili: lliI- liltllltll‘llglll‘litii‘flb §:;]\:1I:;lll‘tl:rll 1:1’l‘ni‘1iiii‘tliiiillwilboi‘rll‘zfl 1"” ”11 li‘k11l’1“ “‘1' "‘1'?“ ti “'15 ”mm OAM’I‘GEEE‘EJE .3“; liijlltttm Xi}: {31113123111}: rhubqiltl “’13::11913123
, Helm, Ha'ry Hum - had been indicted bv hi‘l‘ liliSbllitd lo the. various churches. The morning in lllp dullgl'u-JIH ili‘ included in “the. mm” '. ‘ '~ ”'“Kmu Yb“ 81'3“ at t,l;‘5_ .. ammo.- ”5.. N55 (ho-3?}: l’l... “I.”
“sell Humberto, :Ehar Reinhold 'l‘ltlce mouths ugh she went to the .itlli] alternoon sessions will be Ilevoiril Itmne ’I‘urirr pill to be (‘ii'ii‘li‘d bv inII ‘ "" "'“”“'“” “in/41rd. W {mo ()1 Inns-I» whml Sill‘tli' w. \I- {do ....‘.{.
litt‘t‘i'Ilonnhml". W‘- F CW. G‘ 5331“} institution, suffering from 110‘ to iniurtuui iliscuaelouol‘ prnciit‘hl {special session or motorcade, beginning =18RARY ‘Ol‘uw "S1ONE1‘S TO / “WV :Sitli‘li'il oi gloat \tllllu, when the loun-
piggy gigghalgfimwgs ::,§g3:13}::£isd iil‘lglfig";fbg’mléeggfgbgsgr plumes of the Illillllonl After supper March in. bribe creation ill: II ilt‘i‘illil H . . . M“ -EiT ,1 1' .. .. S‘l‘A'l‘lC OlI‘ CUNXIEUIIIHW..I.. drinun had tutored into up stiu ggle
Yti . _ , . _ oliiwl Dr. Eubuuk oI Di Burned will .Iont lltm-l‘loilllt‘il] board (It .Iprorie. A 11“ {111“ ‘1‘ tin. 11W“! “‘1‘11‘11” ‘ - \l‘lUl 11“? 111110" lll01i1t‘1‘n- '1 illlt‘ “Dd
her head:
‘I‘ -Her 0;ch Moi-rifle.
llilrs. Haaeltotr was altotlt 34
, m , - :12: fit?.wifidhehseodnd finer neg],
» ' 1'3 1:19”? .WQGIECO and)” 8
hh'Bodtdi'iV.‘-' ‘ Iibo t live a .m
381W ' I’d-JIGPSII i ll ye PS ago he ‘ hm one
militant vro'ia Tilda: dg‘eiiin" tie on
‘1 5115‘ Mr And Mrs .18 lemma tier mother’s second marrlag gent to
Blenmiween.homem Wm; a family on muster street.
himnobcéaeoafimshmniflmc Mrs Ha:
,and -wifo”'" NW 'ork; liy His Excellency,
‘ GEORGE 1.. ill LEY.
Goveinor _
A PROCLAMATlON.
Acknowledging our great. anti last-
ing obligation to Abraham Lincoln.
and especially mindful of that supremo
devotion and final sacrifice which. un-
der secured to us
donors oi the New England i<lillifti lti
o be bold in llw AtlIIInIIIIuI annex.
.‘t‘cdnreilny and ‘i‘linrsdny. ’l‘lie emu
niesltmers (“Kllt‘i‘ltiii to attend iruui
.‘unuociicut are Charles D. Hillt'. oi
iurii'ord, chairman: iiiiIISICarolluo M.
double. of Hurtford. secretary;
Vaihhu 1.: Bishop, of Norwich: Judgi-
Edwin B. (lager. ol‘ Derby: the Rev.
)1“. Storrs 0. Seymour, or l..iichiieid.
‘. thinner all questions which may bi
. thrown at him The evening pension
is to be II gloat mass meeting ht which
Dr. I coach will- be the chief speaker.
SM 'd by others ol prominence. N
.lto’rt will be made in the meetings to
raise money. it‘i expected, however.
twill be aroused
unions the chin he to lead them to
contribute their I apportionment
whose duty will be thoroughly to in-
vestigate costs oi pmilut'iion ht I'Iomt
llltl abroad so that: Congress rho maki
necessary changes to thrill scheduler.»
'rom time to time. 'i‘urid' making un
der this plan will not disturb bnnlnese
:(llltllilOllS, as changes in rates will not
become opernt o ‘within two yearn
from! the date of the legislation. (lerI
many today. at. her most prosperous
again have they paid his turn from.
one part of' the country to the other
, and given him higher wages than he
had struck .lbr. He became. a most.
valuable than to them. and his son
vices were in frequent demand. and
yet when the eudIcnnIo. so little did
they respect him that. his body was
allowed to go to n puuper‘s grave.
BRIE
reach 0 to
finite aftel"'liell,
filth limo 319311 ”med..t¥lcer for
tilled
s is understood not to be a spas
Vic- effortV but- the beginning or u
period. is handling the. thrift exactly
these lines.
IIII‘l Miss llello liolciuub Johnson. Five
‘()IllllllSfli(llR’l‘S are expected from Vein.
nont. and one each from Maine. New
God‘s V providence,
and to our children the splendid heri-
tage oi’ It free and united country».
*‘At the time. of his death he was
phiug his profession as u siiiku- bleak-
yet his Vet.) associates paid no
.I e mu t i u The wides road a novel of a thrill , .. . . , .. .. . t t
913. Mm. R. Me nus: Hazeltouiiifil'bmtt'“ ‘ 35% R'nzteubebiiohdgghgis £2113: guild: connoisslou {Inn is £131in ptoven byihe.‘ -;iIIIIInsbl'I;‘e. M€185inhtli‘ttil‘iriliiml Rllmlo l"rIid:i:'u:)li’e(I‘mifibhdhtp‘gimlzféfilugw 3:121:13: at: iii; {£31333th Wile p331:
.._ V , , , ) g... . .t .1‘ ,, .. ‘~ . I '
mm or) people, but the number cuntIibut- fact that. business connotations and l“ ‘ ‘um' 1““ 3“” 0‘" m "mm” ‘11 one thousand. nine bundred‘and nine. erly laid at rest. no token of respect
. , ”8
co corirtdejcord
court neveibl
.I- m
NAHAMD ‘
- their notionaliv aésdciiition
_-. Flavel S Luther, of 'i‘rinlt
, Harry I. Horton and ’l‘hoin s Dudley
Music will i
ita be tarnished by doc, president Merchants Association,
lug to misnionq has been computation-
iy munil. it Itendod to keep at
this new camp igu uni-ll ovcryImem-
her comes up to the. mark and makes
,oi’ferlngI- regularly .‘i‘or . the
Predidentrmhsrles Jerome Edw “
‘ si
co‘lle‘g
Wells.
Mandolin
" EFowler. New Jersey‘
dividual manuiuctm‘rers in pincticnlix
every state of the Union lune Openly
espoused the indianupolls convention.
Delegates exceeding II thousand Will
be present and tlIo‘ dug altar of speak
merit of commerce "and labor: John
Barrett. director or bureau of Ameri.
can republics; Charles P. Neill, coni-
‘missioner Ci labor; senators Smoot, oi?
Utah, Beverldgc, of Indiana; Cum-
‘ Igs or I‘oWn. and Brown of Nantes;
kn; Gov Hoggatt, Alaska; Clarence
Owsiey, ’I‘exas; Gov... Narshall lndi~
" Manny exflov. Curtis “Guild Mnesachu-‘
lsetts,;and Congresnmeh Charles N.
Joseph E. Rune-
1,deli Lonisianii; .lti‘ es‘E; Watstm in-
dlana; Charles ‘I.il‘oWheehd, MichiI‘
an; J. J. Erich; Wipcmlsin; J. A. 3/1..
Adair Indian» Bourke Sockran, New
York; James “tavern Cleave, presi-
dent National Association or Manu-
.i’ecturers; H E. Mil‘e‘s, chairman tarli'i
Ichllillllle .V.Nationel Association of
Manufacturers Charles A. Bo‘okwni-
'r,‘inh‘yor of Indiana; Henry A.’1‘ow-
New York; "John M; Sahl, oi the Farm—
WKWWI congress and D Albert
Storm editoi- oi Review of Reviews.
* The City or ,Vindinn p0
matter and' its civic and commercial
Organizations, including the Commer-
_ and (hill), the Board or Trade, the
. Clearing, House Association, the Mer-
chants' VAseociatiO‘ nd the Manufac-
dhnvihg a seating
It'd anppolis is one
lth good hotels,
eeervations or accommodations
. stadium r
g . Vat heat: to the Notional Tar-ii! Co.
. iihibh Convention hesidquarters‘, iii
Miestlc bull ng, din
its, through its .
“ ‘tl‘n.
tor
of the Worthy, who fairly ouidld him-
.M. Kimball from the presidency, atteI
IIMlnahan of the Hotel Wendell,
‘Pittslield. to the place’.
new United States Naval Hospital in
. iinspeetl'oh, and it" the bhilding is ac-
I canted. it in then taken down and
‘th
ernoon is to be open to the public.
\rtlIur l2. iiostwick. of the New York
Iublii- library. will talk on Hotho
thine the Standard of Book Selection.
lolIII Cotton Dunn will speak on How
I) (let. the Right. Book to the Right
:‘I the visiting commissioners‘
HOTEL MEN’S ANNUAL.
The annual meeting of the New
England Hotel association, at Spring-
field. Friday. will long be remembered
to one. of the festive Occasions in the
history or the organization. This is
largely due to the charts. of the re-
tiring president. William M. Kimball
self, both in the dinner given in the
evening to the members of the asso-
elation and invited guests
‘ The annual meeting of the associa-
tion hold at Cool‘ov' a hotel in the after-
noon, saw the retirement of William
two terms, and the election of Luke. .l.
of
Among the
directors chosen are .John J Dahlll
and Walter S. Garde..oi Hartford ,
‘ The association now has ninety- ‘
eight members. and almost every Olin
The Rev. DI.
Willard Scott, of Worcester was one
of the s nkcrs’.
W
sunnlcm I-IospI'rAL lN YOKO-
I I‘ Feb. 8.———Aftet
some delay anV 9 construction, tth
Yokohama Japan is about ready for
occupancy. It is a tramc building of
Jopanesio architectu ' and cost 825-
I000. The delay. was caused by the cue
to or apanese builders in first
erecting the building complete on It
temporary site .by way of demonstrw
This is done for the‘ purpose of
erected on the p rmanent site. .I
“Shall I see your hither
"Oh. no," sold the politicidh‘ it daugh-
“Necessary .to a choice. .one." .
“Then I'm the groom-elect?" ‘
"You are. And Harold——
“Yes. dear."
“l‘ shell expcet you to keep some of
. o pro-election
been making. "-—Excbnngc. It
orig hand at night for the banquet
served by Mr. Kimball
promises you' ve ‘
the hundredth » anuivernary : oi; his
birth, shall be kept. "and .5 observed
throughout this state by suitable. ex-
ercises in our schools. l!y.displaylhg
the ting..and by assisting all patriotic
his example continued. .
-VGiven under my hand
andseal ofthe State, at
the Capitol in Hartford.
this third (layer Febru-
ary. in the. year .of our
Lord, onc‘thousand. nine
hundred. and inlne, and
the independence. of the
United States. the one
hundred and. thirty-
third .
By His Excellency” 5 Command.
Matthew H. Rogers.
seem rv.
IsnAuI
EDITORS T0,. MEET lN NEW
‘ 1 HAVEN.
The anode 1 ‘
tlcut Edlfiori‘
ill. the T011
Monday,
o‘tel, in New Haven,
ary16,Iat3p. m. in
dailies‘. That organization will con-
sider the some matter at a meeting
to, behold admonition hotel that nt-
teruoo‘n.
the toastmafiterw Among‘
speakers will be St. Clair dMoKolwa'y,
oi the Brooklyn Eagle, a
LiileyII Other speakers on the list
First Methodist. church or New Haven,
and Professor John G. Schwab, of
Yale University" V .
to hear informally from Hart .
editor" or the. New Yark Tribune and
tinguished
a finger in everything ”
She (coylyl—“But most in an en-
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She—7% smart girl can do almorlt
‘Yes; i know a girl Who bought
ad with one. ”~Boeton» I'l‘tunaI
addition to other matters, a prdposl?
lion Will be considered to‘ hold the
quartclly meeting at the some. time»
and place as those ofthe associated
The annual handhet will “be.
held at ii: 30 and Arthur Reed Kim-I ‘
ball or the Waterbury American, whit
the
diGonerh'orV
are the Rev. Francis T Brown, or the .
Jillian. .
there is" a pdssib‘illty that othe dis- 4
You want I
gagement ring."~‘-Booton Transcript.‘ .
or of friendship was laid upon the
.rouglppinecoifiu, no 81ml) collection
was taken up for the widow. evidently
no one cared He had shaped his lite
by disregarding the interests of his
)l‘eac chpf 111? Peace“ m h rinlsoionar‘y societies. ‘iiIe. l“1‘s are men 0f national importance 1. , - .. v u . ‘ ‘ l i i . fellow n I hi. lIIl lIil'
,. . . ‘ mom” H. is “1”.an of th) Now- .Iocre on and met tutons in that com 16] i; II so no principle
,II Laggm _ .Iuttincting great A partial “St "10111088. I, "k: N. .l.,upublic librarv; “seduce- meinorative celebrations, to. the end to the highestbidder, and while his
Q23... Oscar L. Stiaus, secretary depart: ioonvcniug u reception M" be gm,“ [lint his name shall be cherished and services mav have been \niunblc to
the foundrymen. for. the man his cm-
ployeis had no respect.
V“What did he gain. "
CASTOR M
For Infinite and Children.
lln Kind You Handbags iliigil
’ SH CHANGED HER MIND.
When the lady next door called to
. complain that Tommy had been perI
scouting her pet. out she found the boy
on the trout steps .
“I Want to see yom
demanded; .
' "i'nnafraid vou‘bau' t see Pa now, "
the boy replied rehpecttully.
“In‘ intend to see him instantly," the
lady insisted Vin a loud voice.
“Well, all right" the little fellow
agreed. opening the front. dooI. “Walk
right upstairs You'll find Pa in the
bathroom takin'I In both. ” III
father! " she L
COMING TO THE POINT.
Alter half on hour of silence Hiram
suddenly spoke ‘. V ‘ ‘
I‘“Sa'lly. I’ve been apayin' my re-
clients to you for five years come next
August, ain‘t I?" . -
. “Yes. indeed; Hiram," was the trem-
uldus reply “5W
., “Well, all I'm aIgoin’ to any is that
I'm Idurned sick of the installment
plan."
“So'm I!" said Sally
W
:quut Walker (gazing at one or the
secret marks or his order)--" 'hlre' s a
go! I've lost: the code book. and cant
remember whether this means “hull-
“ The I{ld--“Plolitle mister gimme a
touch sirloin sterile" ~ V‘ V
'i'he Butcher—«“Tongh 'i"
c ,Icau it we tend ‘
d l is
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