, I out
,llillull
hing hie power ilk
ill)
a révoilit‘ion ‘eh91lld t,
indethat Ine ‘was ‘con‘
“ wilt‘e othel Nnhol‘edh
'tro, Bill; to l‘e‘cond‘llfrihia
‘ Y9 ill , mIIloolli‘liry Winter
enéz, ion ,
t“ 1II
' to ‘ie’ to ask for who money.
II, arm-c conthlo“K%l= POST
e ‘ n
, ity collie it ie it goodlt‘l
"chase.
no ever oii‘ér
outll No‘l‘w‘lllll.
you at or pulse. It
is] vely nopllial In New Ymk city and
it its not unusual to see someone after
it meal at‘ one ol’ the large hotels or
restaurants, who," a dose of thill, one
I itilowln‘l; that i ll prev t the
one elite ieelio llleh redolent-
‘ quick he»
of and makes permanent cores of con-
utilization, dyspepsia and till “you
th‘ouhlee I
These are strong arguments, but Ml‘.
Baxter ii-l giving,r his customers “a;
chance to [wow their truth at last halt
not loond true: all youih
OFF! CE CLE
\ WM
m Annual,
plated at Meeting at Bridgeport Merl.
' I e e. “ ti o , 3
Foot Oiilce Clerks for the model state
convention of, the organization to he
51 hold ll‘l‘ this city Monday, May ‘31.
ed “the ones-
I not! be able to
of the, Republic."
t I
(1,, clerks. _I I
111- The nto'gro
About 30Q dele‘glites will be present.
and dining their only in Bridggahort‘p
will he entertained hy the Bridgeport
3; Seaside elk in the morning. between
tyt mm totem
, .o the twin
h’Caetio‘ e odrt.
“_ m3“ 191135810
hives revolll _
ch topless,-
' t news a loan of indomita-
had to cayt, They as- b
, olerite
end ‘0 or athletic events; interest.
lit, the latte: , the
of the canyon 'n will he ”held and be-
sides electihg‘ a new set of officers oth-‘
he'r‘s will be transacted. «
It was decided to invite (30ng
men, Hill and Sperry to he meets
honor at the han‘q'l‘let ill th at,
in i:lie‘(1 stratfleid covers no will or
all?!" over 30 gueetel National
at Regent} w ll be as t ahd
we‘ll. An effort
bring Governor Lilley none in the ev-
oiling. and the clerk‘s hello to he suc-
ocee‘iul Polltlliellter Marigold. Score
Philip R. Carroll Were an
oomnnttee on Iliviihtloilsi- I
'83 made, chairman of tile
hlmittee. which will ill-
hilte‘ a
too by the choir
, Among the Idelegete‘s who one cool-
log to ,tho convention will he malty
_, wome clerks, who will he entelrta
' ntion with sight to '
he city
conventions in other cities, intend to
Ipleadi‘mt as noseihler
‘aoeeston or the lone] brunch of tool
M ii, o
rid - ixty doses far 25 (lentil. 1 li,
baring,- -com-‘
1 ‘ ea decided upon leiltI
, night oroyidee tar o. baaehllil some, lit]
sines’s neoeloll 1
or, business, of Inteleat, to the mom _
,Itlg
my Ralph E. Chester and negligent .,
the local branch, ill
make the visit of the delegates he ,
Following the meeting there Wuaw *
Il‘le‘ eerlolle condition in
‘ Cid eloor Lillov il‘n‘ds h‘i‘in‘e‘el ill
allied by the mlhli
generally: Exocllt
, ”a o
“,I Goodwill mills it is not at: ll llnndo ‘
little that it will he at least six ln",ontlle
poshihly longer; before the governor is
‘ I, entirolv hinlaeli’ again.
_ The trouble he, diagnolledI by illo
Iohyhioihn, is; a, general nervono ill'ollll-
im tho i llu such cases.
unable to tal‘t‘e an active illteres
the affairs or the etato He will be
able to. but not nearly to the extent
he has been. ii. iii certain thut mail I
or his engagements. social and politi.
cal will have to be broken. Oertoi I
those of the, next week or month“
have to he The governor woe e
illgly sorry that he could 11th in
to utlen the dinner olf the Lao
Cloh on e neWBIihpél‘ men at tho‘ Gun
den Hotel. I .,
Heel-”emu Goodwin eliliiallleii one.
fatal, to the Journal- (Jenner, representa‘a
tlv yesterday afternoon a tu‘ct til‘
hali‘llot yet developlll. The goveroo
ehrenkdown did not come until his‘ ,r
‘ cent trip to Summit and Lakewood.N
‘ J. I The reason he leit the state was
because he tél‘t unusually tired and
“turn, ho‘tvever, thilt the break canto.-
module, enterlhlnln each at the
,I legislation at his h no on Forhilllx“
, tori avenue oe‘vclal times a week, and ‘
I putting ill long hours‘ at his oflih
e in
the capitol building Secretary (lo
will, has e‘uid that, had the sote‘rnd
done that he would have avoided the
‘ Closing Gle‘llhi‘cok Strut}.
‘ Selectml‘ln llollghton was coon-lino
is to he mudé‘ to‘W' i
.aldhrlng them seriously. as they, in
elude ill
a retreat under the trucks. south
,, «crossing at qlenh
ll “g“ the two section
this rdad by a road which would have
two very sharp curved. and would on
e llreeeht grade crossing".
o ghton partition," yohj‘ect’s. it may
‘2; wooeenry to olohEWeeceni street
iv
who ot‘
\oiijourned until
we commit»
l‘h math Showing
changes eull‘n‘lit e h‘y‘ tho mlh‘ond
”Doggy. ‘oiI‘New Haven“: , ,
dented a rest. it. was not until me we» I
and, the nerves woman He lllld been, ,, ‘I ‘
Motoring on hie nerves for wine '
taken a week or told 3‘ Vacation direct-I
1y aftol“ election, as he ellblild have
nrellent ll:t‘luble,_ill tile opinion of 1
Mr. Hou’ghtcn Wil IstrbnnlyIOppou II
hole be much more dhnzel‘oue ,I, ,
'l‘lllli“ ‘
,, not and which
part whli be ,b‘lldgv:
all i‘nio‘r‘
ludloatee a grade oi about 355 feet ‘
utI Groec'nt street and ohotlt 121,9 .
Milton, all their one
wi oi theiste on ll},
o‘l'ION. Mm‘oil ills-arm pro
vision plovldlng fol free trade with
' , , the Philippine ialondh in‘ the prop‘oae‘
modiolnot
““33? “$33 nghiléh’d Com
6‘" ohm no we roots and ,
nib has been outing
newton htomeotie‘male
doll. nicorltt‘i‘on; dis.
' hrdid tunic Irre ohm
, , bill“ if m
9 no
is lost beginning his gal-den work. '
‘1!
t so mixed alter a
,, and is practlon‘i‘n
, on as is cont ineliI o the new thrill co
6:120th “ _
hitfiofibmaucwesgmyqu, ,,. ‘
tmlii' bill has l‘e‘IOilened tile old Phil ‘
illpille turlii hill of 1006. which cause,
noon a nutter in Connecticut.
oiicut volley.
, u t
1 strenuously ill-god by many idolilll 1
‘ ln‘onuiaotunérelll the state Thet hill; _
however, provided for it reduction to
of the Dingiey rates, anti,
as to the, importetionll‘
one of the lending lid
‘ii ‘ netoougress. It,
(lore iii the eenhtlo at‘
A was ooneidere
tillhiitute I'm the to~'
haoco soiled wall offered by lte’preI
‘ sentllliv‘e money, which provided
li‘a‘ umendi i
for limited importatiohs Tit
‘ l‘ll‘ellt Was, ll‘OW‘o‘Ver. .
the proposition of the I ,
i the some oroposi:
to Connectiont mn‘ltuinctllrers es
wollld open up 9' market ,io‘r Connect »
the Pill]ipplli€i3,0f c‘co would in no
growers. ,
During the enumeration 0 his on
however connect lg
growers we ' roo‘reeeote' by Co
Phelps. of WI :1de and ,P
of illniloid who “not?
reduction to 25 per cent. would ruin
the Connecticut tobacco men. Mr.
Henry, in u speech he mode on the
floor or the holille Jlilllleriy 351906;
explained hill onpoaltioll to the bill.
“ and later Scooter Brantlegee stated his
reasons rev being opposed to it. It
was at this time that the thiaolle
lie heal-E“ the ‘ ‘
rlt n it; orange trees, and
l e do in mid-summer;
thing“ goes on like the
one ween ,
hold their lie ‘6
their fella;
Floridh." 'l‘ilo pinee‘ have sifted dow‘
their old ‘ , without ehowin
much change ill
oaks all but the
I the China hole,
the“
a
many more stand horolllnhed some
til i it leaves until Jun-i
, j, ioughly outlining to
, this also t hi you yourself have
them from the north; They
on to woke up,
Feilru‘ary, as
,Ior to sleep on until
'aocustomed
homer in la ‘ d
with the
During the eonsldel‘ution of tho till-
iii hill laet tall the Cbnnecilcut to _
_ l‘enlceellted by Mr. yt
cllt goods. while the, ll‘noortlltlons ilonl
‘vd and Mr. Owen, , ‘ I»
r of the Dingley
hood themselves on ,'
l ,to shoe trade ‘wlth‘
hillmlines' and urging a
*unlfdi‘ill‘ dot} at $2 per pound on oil
1,) er {1, toiln‘cco
The Connecliéut men were, however,
more interested in the duty on tohae
twin countries othel than the
Philippines. especially it it limitation : H 1
, In the ‘, ’ ‘ ‘
believed
down here that the aeolian relating .,
acceptable to the I
' The duty to: -
oi imports was tried ‘r‘ ted.
bill it Is therefore 3 em y
do tohiteco
‘ t
low, not! age.
h‘ H. ante
will; prolon the to . 1
ie the o . p, _
VOLTA _ mfutnlsilcd in, -
VOLTA
_ . “fiol'dél‘ed the .,
”to. ‘lno court A big. I ‘
ahlh‘ied‘ ll to he arraign-
‘ flight days
lo‘a’sls‘thnce , ‘
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