Adventists to J udicnu'yl Committee
1511’
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' Day Adventists presented the follow-
ing 315911 ins memorial: -
1th
‘ organised churches scattered throat;
' savory attempt along this line has al—
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‘stecti'ully represent themselves as a
ul5arly organized denomina ion of
bristles) believers, known as eventh
my Adventists.
eve1 section of this state and have
ont3CnuuecticI1 31
e be 11ev 11 th ‘grlty‘ 01' c‘1‘5'il
government. and in the divinity '0f
the Christian church. W
however. that, the
3‘1
es
The; state ls ordained for the sole pur-
,1 the 1'11" 11110 the cIl1Iurdh
about, force than
11158 mmunio‘uft with his Maitéi‘, and
ways provI (1 discs 'ous tomboth“ the
1111'c11 an the. e‘ inost
19112151] 11111151 1'1 red
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nvé o'r heir intent the“ chloride
‘ uncut 01' Christina observance
.Ilein‘g as we ‘110 in a representative
government, the duties. and preroga-
tives of our lawmakere‘ are clearly de-
fined by the const1tution and the bill
111.31%!!!” 015 th‘fs’” B a“: '3‘11‘911‘, dune?
being thus clearly deli d, it must cer
Whiniy follow that to 8 beyond these
boundaries the legislature has over-
Whig“ legitimate pounds. and
‘mp‘is were all close to t
111'" and varied from 5'15 to
the” ’p‘rerogattves
5111211 111210112 toth‘o individual."
T6 the cbnati‘tutlon, we. as loyal cit.
Wells. appeal at this time, and beg
that" the liberty for which our ‘own
w 1155. We ask for no a rectal legisla-
tlo‘li. ‘we‘ crave no favors; " but we ask
sum the glorious pr05'tsi9ns so boon
1.1111151 recognized in our grand and
for ‘y‘ constitution. be honored and re-
°spected We do not plead for rights.
‘i‘o‘i' those‘ are God given, and existed
before the state hsd'a being We
3 merely ask thdt the 1191116 which are
'tnliei‘ent and inalienab . be' restored
to us and to our. children. For these
sacred rights not duly have our lath
61‘: 6156.1)“ 'theur if need be. we
can die 'anu functheirmreservstion we
up
‘ plead today. To the constitution of
1 1 our fulfilstate' we'}appeal.' andto its
along rapidly; and .
. course inureaeeerthe value oi
£11, 511111911? day they
I that of hay. en-
51131111. he ‘end 511
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3336 pounds in
reach steer
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ligious profes‘ on and worship. with-
out discrimination. shalt forever be
'.‘r5ee 10.1111 arenas in is state, pro-
sided ll " ‘
'nud t:
not be so'con-
to of Iitccnsctous»
to airy 5011' 91.11111
9 3 ship"
3 and they were
to local deai- .
.o pretest“ (2 shall
01111111115111 sect
some equallgy“
and that, tiny’ in
11111111111111011 betweei
matter 0'! Christian obser vunces. clear-
Iy is in open. 111911 01 constitutmn-
‘bts,.I 0 further safe
' s‘ of the dif-
nations nItI
lures: "‘ldach
‘on the Sunday“ '
rd the‘ Southern "
Your 111 oriaitsts‘ re- '
We reside in nearly;
119 of prederv'ing the peace and safe- ‘
rig tsI. the discrimination: have 1111
5'15 515 is handed an exceptiori clause.
5511111; demunds‘ that they. must visit a
pro ‘ 11111111 attorney. and to” him do
- cl.are that they have “conscientiously
observed Another oar."11nd thus they
may be exempt from prosecution. Is
it not plain that if the law is impar-
tially enforced the dissenters must
suffer for conscience sale? And then.
are peimioted to evade the law by
.“ rout mentorlallsts contend that It
the law is must in itsolf then. it is not
only unfair to exennit Idisseauers. but
is pinnacles 01’ class legislatioxnhnd
therefore 01111 of place. ‘1'11‘05' also
deny the rigdtt of the state to compelt
.da‘y .
9911511918 bled and died may be granted
. badge of Christianity".
' terod th'u' realm of conscience.
13, in the glorious name of American
them to conscientiously observe any
The conscience beioiugs 5111311
1111er to (3011.111111 is 11191910112111)!
amenable to a human tribunal, 111.1
the very fact: .‘hut the law would enter
the domain oi" conscience. if :strictli
,‘cuiorccd, shouts upon the fact or it
that it. is a religious requirement
which is oppose it to them not glorious
gift liestowcd‘w upon rhetnnuiItyMthe-u
freedom "of the 111111111111 conscience
Let it he distimrtly tutti erstood that
om opposition to religious 111w.) page
not come solely because 15 different day
from the one which we obsoi‘vc has
the supremacy in law. for we would
an sulcmni3 oppose the eni‘ol‘colllmit’ " '
by law of the 151351311111 11115' as we‘ do
the first day.‘ 15113111011311 against the‘
principal of eui‘orislng' 155- clvi! cunei-
ments any religious observance 55'-'imt
soever. and we' w “mid consider it as
much a violation or the 1' girls of those
who observe Sun' 1115', ii the seventh
any we ere protect ed and enforced '155'
law. We further believe that It is as
much a violation of the constitutional
rights of every eitlzr‘r‘n oi the state.
whether he be ‘a believer oi unbelinver.‘
when he is forced by human cnnm‘
ments to refrain from. any or all civil
acts upon a day which is nvowcdlv 11
Not ‘u‘lono for
ourselves do we plead. but i‘m the III»
erty of every citizen of this fair state-
A truly cithllaw nonu- exempts
from its obedi co more who con‘sct ;
enti'ouuly desire to dlsmgard its do .
mandu. The truly ('1le law defines.
certain 01511 11c13,1v.'11icl1 are as up- 1
plicnbic to one class' 01' Christians as
another, 111. in the case of Sabbath
law‘s it La udmittwi by the exemption
0111111113 “2111’ that the state has ex-
ceeded its 11121111111510 bounds and en
1
5
Against this system or religious leg
islatiouI. your memoriaiists enter their
solemn pretest. and they 111511151 111 the
name or the ‘gioilous republic 161
Which their fathers died: in the name
at" e‘verr Sacred right oi liberty, and
irmdom. that you will 1111110. as far
as possible; the wrong and injustice ,
lwit'e the blot from our gracious con
1111111111011 0111011231 the law
'1 the truest and most noble principles or
' Christian audIAmerican liberty. 3 .
but has [seen done the people of this
fair state.‘ and that you_ will again
stimtion. which promises every creed
and denomination perfect equality be--
mind thus our glorious.
state may stun as a. beacon light. of
MA"
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BOY3 WANT S'VOEG‘? W1TH ROOSE-
as a balm tior their injured rights. they Lind] ey.1
‘5.“ Removedb L 1115.15111-
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5
thBe “L yndidE Pink?
1121‘: Veggd'blndbompomid removed
“ a cyst tumor of
‘ :whici three of ths‘
5 best p11 riotous do
clared had. Titer
at only
9 erflion 51015 11
me. am ver
glaSthatli‘olloW
friend’s advice
‘itnd took Lydia E.
3:3P nkham's Vest»
ts 1.290111110111111.
'for than made me
‘ a strong and well
woman, and I shall recommend it as
long as 1111 live. "—Mns MAY rm;
One of “9111‘s greatest triumphs of
declaring they consclémiousiy observei Lydia E. Pinkham’ s Vegetable Com-
another day. 31
10115111 is the conquering] of woman's
turn Iii-[you have
dread euem
‘ hills on. ulcer-‘11.
111 stations.
ti n or 1111' tenement. 110111: ‘wolt for?
time to 12011111111 your fears slid go
' through the horrorsots hoopi
tion, but try Lydia 11310111111111 5
1315151111 Com and at once. '
For thir years L 1111519. 13111111111111.
Ve 11111.11. ompomu. made fromroots
on her bs‘ hasb'cc‘iithc standard remedy
W1 1d such on 11111111011-
bo 11.111111111151211 he above‘p over; the
value of this famous tamed y. and
should give confidence and hope to
every sick woman.
lit yo would like special advice
at ll": common 0011111ch»
9 1111's. Pi‘l‘llthum, at
can “‘01:.
mas. ‘Kmuev azaleas.
Has Been Head of the State D. A. R.
For Nearly 14 Years.
Mrs. Sarah '1‘. Kinney has resigned
Isz‘mutc regent, of the Connecticut
Daughters of the. Auwrlcnu lievolutlmi.
For nearly fourteen years Mrs. Kinney
bus been hood or the or 51111111111011 .nml
much of the splendid work done 115 it
has been the re‘guil of lam rare 111111115
' up. an executive titiiccrs says the Siam
ford 11150111111 1315501 1111» states 1'.th
111111111 a better" showing, than Councc
110111 in the matter of really meritori-
one unrk along patriotic lines.
This work Includes thc‘liuii‘tiiug 11p
of t‘llt‘ organisation. the prudenwatlou
of historic sites and other things con-
nected with the early history of the
stato.‘ the murltlns of historic places
and sites, and 11 211191310 01 education
01’ the {dram-51151111111101: in the iundn
1111311111115 of got) Aihcrlcan ,cltlzcuship.
No duly falling to the president of 11113.
ordu' has 13.51311 been shllkcd by 9.11:.
Kinney, and, in fact. she. has always
11131111 in the vanguard of all that per»
inland to progress of 11111 11111121111315; in
their most 1.3.51'ciicut endeavors. At a
future time when the histmv of 11311131
Connecticut Daughters of 11113 111111.311
can Revolution 11111111311 10 be written 111
the light ‘of results 3a large part 111 it '
between the were 1895 and 19159 will 5
be found so closely interw'mcu with ‘
the personal history o‘f Mrs. Kinney
111.1111 it will b135utlerly impossible to
find the dittdiu‘g line'.
The hold “"011: of these years is be
ginning to he felt. and it was because
of this—because she-'15 thoroughly tlr-'
ed out—that 1111's. Kidney has resign-
ed. The resignation takes effect, as
1111' no Connecticut is concerned. on
litmch 31,1111t the present incumbent
will .hold over 111111] after the meeting
01" the National Congress, which opens
its sessions on April 1.9 After that
her successor will be chosen 'l‘hcr 13
are a number of possible candidates
for the other-3.
‘B‘IOSTION LABOR MEN. PARADE IN
‘ " PROTEST '
‘ voivers 1.1111111111111115: 11111111312111 were‘
' short of" food suppite »3
$4.52.;
‘Oyst‘er ‘BaIy EuIcIcé‘eds Wild West a
CHICAGO, 51.11211 ‘16.--’I‘h‘e wild
west. as an attraction Ifor youth in?
present supetlor .. . .
Boy. Par'ents and police in more a
less 1111111..- search for Clarence. Tue!
111113. 1111. Howe 311111211953 01115211311 ‘trl‘o
:o‘r- rrmaways. r," 1121113111) with 11mm 1111
Hegewtsch 'I‘n ' rtheir 2133133331251? ‘t‘m‘
‘ - n'ilielr my'enet 11311111511511 ”former P11311111 ‘
their with him 5'
dent Roosevel‘
to Africa. -3'1‘h‘e"y' rm‘e‘d with re’f
‘CAMEL STEAKS' - i
_ ”a (New York Tribune)
- ICamei steaks and roast camel alei
0111‘s 111111116113 statedd
. r era for prompt
taken here. "
were served ‘11 subs
the best thing
Point of Attraction Ito:- Adventurers. , 5
6 1212115111110.- 1111111111311 the streets of tho
eywere,‘ a. the he
1" twasat‘oneoi'33
these novelty dinners in Paris that M 3
Welsh rabbits; the real cheese kinds, » '3 ' "
.0 oil IIIzlnc 111111 ‘-
Sentence; Impofis 11 Samuel Gem
“ pet's and His Associates Con-
demned in Farm-“1111 ‘HsilI
Resolutions. 3 I
BOSTON Mass" March 15. ~—Orga11-
11y yeasts. day
5 5 junction pro-5 ‘
5 ‘in the 15 tonne imposed up- 3‘10. M3
5131111111111 Gen e
‘m‘ld Frank Morrison.
13‘ lotion of Lab .
in Connecticut 55'
D
on crush in and around the butldin
116 p“ IlIc‘e reported 0 disturbances.
1.1 l ..1 “Firms, ‘pyedlrlolit ' h
11111111119131,
,forl‘nerly mayor-o 1“
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11101
t"~‘~—‘Wash‘tngiou 81a
Sentenced io'Slale's Prison 101' R011:
, I bcry He Pleads to Be Lei Out '
Dcolaring‘ that his aged mother
I needs his help, Siluiord Lockwood, a
llidgoflo‘ld youth recently sentenced to
811110.55 11118011 for robbery. has writ-
ten to County Commissioner Posse.
asking the commissioner to aid him ‘in
getting released. The boy wrote. a
'1 four ears 'growtlnl
111115 American ‘
very simple letter, in which he cxhtlr
lted some private ideas 01' spelling
Sheriff Hawiey said today that 1.0019
wood is still Iln the county jail because
he has a jailsentence to serve before
his prison term begins.
Apostle of Revised Spelling.
in his“ letter Lockwood says; "Now
Mr. Pease, mother would like to have
me at home. There are only two or us
boys to take care of her and the rest.
and‘they need some help. it you will
beso'hind‘as to get me out 1 will see
that you don‘t lose nothing by it. Be
sure. anddo all you kin for me. 'You
will he doing mor for my mother than
for me."
Commissioner Pense said he hardly
thought he could rescue the 1105' from
state's prison.
GIVEN AIWAIY.
‘. 3' (Exchanse‘l
A certain prominent and excellent
lawyer of 1311101130, but one of the
quietest and most unobtrusive 111113.11.
“21151111111301.1211 nuiselessiy. with his
hands meekiv clasped on his breast
and a scraph‘lo and perpetual tnuilc. A
bou mot it his expense is told of the
Into Emery Starve a brilliant advo-
cute. and an exquisite wit. 1113 went
to the‘ lawyer’s utilise and inquired for
him, but was informed that he. was
out.
“011. no he isn't" he. replied;
i: now that he is in. "
‘But 1 assure you, Mr. Storms he is
not in.”
"New "
“l
responded Mr Stern; “I
know hettcrrhe must be in it is so
151111111 111131211"?
Woe-lens
.1 are now in stock and
ready to be turned into
stylish Spring Suits 25 soon
as your order is received—
125.111 11] 151.11
Everything for evening
wear-Shirts, Collars. T1811.
Gloves. '
‘ Joseph Davis
Clothier,
.Trunke wraith" Goods
85 Washingtou street
Booth Non-walk
“. Tailor,‘ Hatter. Fur-
nsw'von'lcl. new Haven 11
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Strong in construction,
Trustworthy. in notion,
Attractive ill appearance,
Moderate In price,
Finch 11111511911111 every detail,
Ow. mental in furniture, ‘
Regulated with case,‘ ‘
Dependable in all wars.
Reservoir for hot water,
Ample shelf room,
Gas shelf for hot weather,
Economical 1'11 fuck
Nickled bands rcmm .1th {or cleaning,
1011 511.1‘ 11‘:
Horace R. Nash. cor. North Main and West Sts
KEMPER FALL‘S FB'OM TROLLEY.
WesItport Map Slipped When Car
started Suddenly—Slightly Bruised.
Archibald Ray Kempel, son of Mr
and Mrs. C. B. Kemper. of Westport.
fell from a trolley car in Poet Swamp,
last Saturday. Archlbald wasstanding
on, thee-ear platform, and as the cou-
duetor turned on the passer he lost
his balance and fell._ He struck the
ground with much farce. scraping ‘oi5't
considerable cuticle.3\Vhe11 the car
arrived in Westport Mr. Kemper‘ was
taken into the Westport Dru Com
pnny‘st'stoie where his iniurie were
attended to by Dr. J. M. Nolan, who
had just stopped in.
THE MIDDLE PARTED‘HAIR'AGAIN
(Philadelphia Record).
" "It will soon be the fashion again to
went the hair 111arted in3 the middle.‘
said the boss barber in a downtown
shop. “For a good many years the
style 111111 been dictatln a side‘ porn.
but 11053 11113 middle is w 111111115 its way
back. Lending actors I chess. are the
coast 01‘ the change, although 1 am
not sure of that point. Nevertheless
I notice that a great many stars part
their hair in the middle.‘ At any rate.
we are getting a number of requests
from young chaps to train their hair
for a middle part so i guess it is com-
ing all right. Only a year or so‘ago 1
can well remember that we usedto
consider the man who parted his hair
5111 the middle 21 sissy and rather mode
iun of him. The well groomed man
during this period brushed his long
hart 11.101: on the head that training
his hair and giving a very distinguish.
3d appearance. 1 must confess that i
liked this side part_ very much ‘hut‘ ‘1
fear very much that it is P111211 10‘ go
the journey- when the period in the
middle st5lcegcls popular Anotherl
style that bids {air in be revived in
the face ‘01 all this prizcflght‘ tail: of
Jen‘rics and Johnson getting together
is 11115 one-time famous: nompadour
made famous by ‘Jim Corbett—Penn
pndonr Jim. they used to call him.
t-iowcvcr, that‘s further in the future
than the part in the midmc which I
think will be the rage in the very near
future.“
a A, a '1'6 A. 5
‘Bms 11.. ‘ 1111111111 115111551151 380131
Signature ‘3 ‘
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3tOCKw‘OOD 'AP'PENL'S‘ TO“ ‘COM‘MIS-
3 3 310N212 PHASE: 3
County commissioner Simeon Passe
received a letter Saturday. from
Sanford Lockwood of Ridgelield, who
1.1 wintering in the county jail to
use his influence to keep him out of
18 months to 2 years to serve yet. Mr.
Posse-1119's he does ot know who
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state a prison, as he has a term of from’I‘
BISHOP T'iEFINEY S SUCCES‘BOR.
Anion the Roman Catholic clergy
of the iocese, the belief is growing
that an appointment of Ia bishop to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
Bishop Tierney will be made in Rome
this month. The appointment has long
been delayed. Under a new order ‘01
things at Rome the appointment will
come‘ from 'the conststoriai congrega-
tlon, instead of the congregation of
the pro agenda. as formerly The con-
st‘sto‘rla congregation will meet this
month. Bishop Thunder; 1). heaven, of
Springfield, is now in Home When who
titer his visit‘ has" anything to do with
the matter of‘" the hish‘oprlc of Con-
ilecticu‘t is uncertain. '
' All along the opinion has been here
that the appointment would be given
'to Dr. Donovan“, of Springfield. former
i chancellor of the diocese, but again
itere is talk that the New England
bishops who considered the matter
after the ‘conlsultors and pcnnanent
lectors of this diocese made their 110111
inations, may have s‘e‘léé‘ted a candi-
date from outside. 1
"there are rumors that, following
the appointmeutnot'a newblshop. the
diocese32v1llth.o31.3dtvided. but it is an-
thoritatively stated that 110' 'such ac-
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FROM 210111105 JOHNSON.
Horace Johnson. the Middle Haddam
231“: has issued the following predic-
ton:
“From the 13111 to the 22nd of the
present month there will be a very
genqeiai disturbance of 111 atmosphere
probably to be felt on t5‘vo continents.
it will be of great fume, and 55 ill be
accompanied with atidal wave. A tidal
wave does‘ not always reach the. coast;
often its g1 eat force is conilned to the
wide space ‘01“ ocean. Mariners along
the coast sumac he on the lookout.
The earth is now in the cxtl'um of
the earth ”orbit. There is not much
danger to be feared. There may he a
.Slight tr Icn'iol‘ "
ALMOST CHOKED BY RAW ONION.
BlilDGEPQRT, Match 15. ——'i‘he a111-
balance was called to Stillman 3 lane,
yes‘l‘erda uo‘on whole it Was said
11 worn “as choking to death. Dr.
Krause found 1111's. Marion Ntchols.6|1
5sars‘ of 115111.11 large colored woman,
“5th had swdlloWed a‘ ra'iv union ‘while
taking 11 1111115116111. Betwocu her gasps
for‘ breath Mrs, Nichols informed the
doctor“ that she was sure was was go
log to die. The doctor managed to
fish out an ‘onion almost as large as a
men’s ‘egg and the woman decided to‘
liIt'e 1‘1 while lon‘gI‘er
w,
I?”Ber husband has been a sufferer for
v)"
many years, hasln't l “i don't
mus—now long av e "been. 111111;
on 4: r .5
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'20 lbs. sugar for...‘.$ 00
:‘Best Elgln Cleamery IButteIr, a
‘ pound ._:5
345'. Kipperod Herr-5111515 can...
Domestic Sardines. 7 cans for. ‘250
12/203 T
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