Evening sentinel, Friday, March 26, 1909 · page 6

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New Mason‘s Provides lor Those. Now
in China to Continue

rlAltl‘B‘ORD. March 26. —-Hea1'ing‘o
we‘re held yesterday afternoon on 11er.
our; proposed measures dealing with
the reformation of boys before he leg:
I ntive committee on the 111 lclarny

o of the most important 01' these.
Which. was favored by 11 number of
Roman Catholics who were present,
provided that the courts might com-

out the state. This was opposed by

I“ Francis 1111141121301 Hartford, utruii‘

. In
so I‘d In the blood which the slug
1mm kidneys have failed to
vlng it to decompose and
”the joints and muscled.
Vlnte as suffering; frequently
. “V

12 and suppressed urination, 111111

other symptoms or weak bladder arc

the only signs of kidney trouble;
y cases of stomach disease. head
9, pain in the heart, inactive liver,
., are but. symptoms; the cause or
_ ’crr can be 11111-011 to techie. clogged

1p bolflogor

"stnhrl over night;

i there is .n reddii‘al‘r

‘whlte llcccy

sent, e‘ithcr conhult some
yr-rlciau or take, a good

. The following
tiah“ls. leconr‘nr titled highly
capes, and the uniform con

61;“ 1101111111 Cornporrud2‘ ‘Kur gon. 2

;'VI"lV111dV mtrnct Dandelion,

orthcc' Compound Syrup 5111'-

‘8 pa‘r‘llln.V t‘hrcc ounces. Shake well

.cnd use ‘2111 teuspooniul doses otter
Vpoch 11111111 and .1t bedtime

.11 ‘Wh‘ero any 01 the symptoms enn-

merdted above are present, good re-

its are Vuuro to follow Vl1V11VV111chiatc13

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. CONNECTICUT. PATENTS.

.2V'IV‘IVre“.1‘.iollo‘w113" pntcrrts were issued;

2March2 V23dV. 1909;V list lurirrsVlrcd from
11er of A. M. Wooster. sollc‘ltor of
patents, Bridgeport, 001111.:
IA. 2‘.V2. .Abérc1'oinlrie,,V Bridgeport,
111511ng machine; l“. (l. Blanchard and
' G Darling. Bridgeport, cup for
valves; 11". Ease. Bridgeport. device tor
shavin‘g 5111.11; P. S. Keefer ‘Br'ldge-
port. lnolosod fuse; Christopher J.
Lake, Bridgeport locomotion tor ves-
Vehicles or other ur‘ov’ing bodies;
Lahsar. ridgeportr- attaching

ludcs‘ to 11 lid 11111111221111.1161 hair

steal
dies; J. Surprise, New Haven. clothes-
drier; W..G.' Church Hartford. dental
" “ 2 Miller, W. M.M01"100k
‘ Vorlst‘m, Danbur'y, collar
hing. ti mooning. folding and shop-‘
gm so no; 11.19. Cross, Winstod.
ctlou‘ chain hoist; C. Fuuo. Merlden,
V lnul nnector; W E. Shanlcy,
mics. rider {01 cameras; W1. 0.
2. ‘odw‘ln, New Britain, loo Rand latch;
, .H‘. P: Tou'nson‘d. N2:1‘ow Britain. groov-
ing‘ machine; M. C Bronson, Rock-
ville, sweater design. 2
Trade Mark:
Henry C. Thompson V‘& Son, New
:1 on, hocksaws; Amorlcon Pin Co.
I

Etchitor'd; It was

otchklss, 10f South

21101;; of 111lhors,1rud

1..too and president of the Connecticut
Ho ourli‘ucd the nlmsV .

school 10'1 boys.
01:. that institution, and protested

by statut'ory regulations that would
hamper it in its work He said that
185 or cent. or the boy‘s that have been
trailed there turn out to be good clt
lzehs. He thought that the slate

commltted- by the courts. and that the
‘who‘ie thing was wrong in principle.
’l‘no bill in question provides that
boys may be committed up to the age
or V18, while. the present low puts the
ug‘Vc. limit 111 16 years. He pointed ‘oni.
that the bill Would provide for the sun:
that the state
should. not‘ allow privately chartered;

our) in that 111111
irvlng l... Vllolt, cl‘ Meriden, also‘
spoke in Opposition to the measure.

Many Favored Measure.

wal‘d..pnrertls,2-ond that as a matter of
fact the children would be better on
it"sent'to a1 school to be educated
rather th. 1‘11 allowed to remain at home
and the purpose of the bill was to look
after the interests of. such children,

anything that would be detrimental to
any oi.’ the state institutions. ‘V

The proposed law that would give to
town clerks the right to hold 9330.8 for

who (trotted by a committee mnde 11p
of the town clerks of 1111 ions towns oi
the slntc,1lns taken up and rigorously
supported Irv. a number of the town
clerks. The measure provides that the
governor shrill appoint 11 commission
of three who shall examine all 1101'-
3011211 desiring to be appointed under

hold‘ examinations and shall had three
eligible men for such appointments.
the final selection to he made. by th‘o'
Secretary or stute,’ the appointee to be’
known as the state recorder. The town
clerks already in othco shall continue
to serve in that capacity, but their"
titles shall be "recorders of deeds,"
and they will be under the control in
o. measure of the state recorder.

The duties of the recorders would
practically be the. some as those that
now devolve upon the town clerks.

Advocate Juv‘enlle Courts.

When any vacancy occurs sin any of
the offices, examinations shall be held
and ii there is no suitable olrglblo

citizen of Connecticut to take the c11-
aminutlon
Those in favor ot the measure in-

work. He found 0,11- investigation that
get less than rm and more than 3100.1
Charles (1‘ Morris and Representa-

hoard.
Attorney Perry. 01 New Haven, reps

. recented. Town Clerk Whittaker, of ,

that city. Mr. Perry said thnt it
would practl'ally put the town clerks

heartily in iavor of the measure.
-'l‘2he bill creating juvenile courts in

2 . New Haven, Hartford and Bridgeport

' ‘ The Loco who 'd‘rlv‘dn‘
‘(Ie‘orge Robertson. Lewis Strong

V oln'glsomol'. great driving in his ,2

which was drawn by Judge A. lllcCVi
MlltileVVWson, of New Haven, had

number ol’ supporters .who were
strongly in favor of it on the ground
that children ought not: to be herded
With} the regular characters .tllllt are
found in the police co s the

Whine. He has two flrstsV 1 11 “

1‘1 Try. Donn s
’lle‘ eczema, any

ouncll‘lors of the .0.

runners” County met to that}
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“ Paralysis are on (I 2y Poi-
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lmutl‘smV and one can scarcely blame

1 him for being 1‘10. All the plasters and . 2 .
liniruents combined never actuslly bury

ed a. case or Rheumatism.

3. relieve it. in one quarter, but it

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fruit boys to chartered schools 1111-1111311 1

against it being mode 11 jnvonllc juil‘

ought to cure for those that have been. 1

corporritlons to dip lrrto the state tren- ‘

Those who favored the bill said that
there are many boys that have worn? .

and that they had no desire to "enact 1

life during good behavior, and whlclr

the not. and shrill £16111 time to time .

person in the town the commission ‘
can advertise the [111109. open to every .

eluded William R. Footc, ol' Brun‘ford.
who thought that the oiilcos of the j
town clerks ought to be kept open at 1‘
slntcd hours during the day, and that. V
the pay should be according to‘the 1

in the state there? are 36 town clerks
that get under $100 a year and 35 that _

tiv‘e Magee, or Wotertowu, were also _V

 

‘worth 1“4‘ years old o‘i‘ Laurel .HVIII ave-r. I

lather chine to Stamford and took

210111111 Ellsworth In South.- Stamford VV
shortly after Chic! Brennan had read-2 3M“ be leguluted‘ 1’)

commerce commie ion.
Vsr wrote him. Young Elsworlh sold 2

Wednesday

2VVire‘liiht truin‘.‘
dressed in knickerhockc‘ra‘r, 1111,11 locked

- escnpode other than Vto say that Peru
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father is Va soldier in the Snlnvtlcn“

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The Rheumatic person is skeptical

VV regarding the claims or almost any I
remedy advertised as it cure for Rheue' '

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8‘66“ ‘Dc‘rvld 2M Von Tas‘s'cll, of N

11nd the secret. .Vot Ito ‘

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UR DISPLAY OF SPRINGWCLOTHING IS
‘ now ready for your inspection 01:1 Buy-
ers have Been months preparing for this
1 great opening and have the pick' or the

clothing markets. Our line is larger and mtire

complete than ever beiorerrsho'wing the very
styles and fabrics, and our prices are much 1

latest

1"in

lower than any other concern The idol thai“‘
taper ‘tc‘ 44 stores will give you some ideojofth
tremVV ndous purchasing power we have nV‘d that.

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we 1.1111111 absolutely the lowest: possible price
is sho‘wn‘ by the Iow‘ prices ht which we sell bur
goodsl. Our clothing/ls guaranteed to give per-

feet sotrsfactron to the wearer.

All 111163615 .1.

purchases Will be cheerfully exchanged
We ihvite you to open an account with us.
The payments each week will be so small y6u

will

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open MONDAY and SATURDAY
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under civil service rules. He sold thatV 2, .,
Henry Furnnm, of New Haven, wos‘ ‘

Maxon Ellsworth 1.11. Comparilon Per-
ouaded Him to Go. .
'rAilFom) March 269341111011 this

one, Nor'u'ich‘,‘ who ran away trons
home, Monday night. with a boy about;
his own‘ age kno‘wo‘ 11s George Peru.
who found here by the police Wednesr.
du1'.11lg’l1‘t_.VVa‘ntl yesterday inornihg- him

charge of the boy. Policeman 6011912311

to his men the letter Ellsworth’s firth
Pero was working in Greenwich They
both landed in Greenwich about noon
Later in the afternoon
Ellsworth. rode up to Stamford on a
He 2111111311 comfortably,

11eat.H_e made 110 explanation of his

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so AGAIN.

Rates to 31: Rep lated by Commerce V

cm lesion.

WASHINGTON. March 26.—-1{opre
‘Vsentatlve Gillet at Massachusetts; re~

. mprove irsvlgatlo and to incorporate
Euthe‘ld Power company to d ‘elop

r power in t. ‘o Connecticut river
lendsOr [.0 kn 'IV‘lic rril‘rclpol
change in the hill, is :1 p‘rovls author
the Gunman)" 3 ru es tor water power
the interstate
it V.'1uust also
pay state; county Vnd municipal taxes
where it‘s‘ plant is“ located. Under the
bill the company nd the government
would enter intoV artnet'shlp‘ for the.
construction of a‘ 11m tucks etc, the‘
company pining J111 annual rental for
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Roth Van Tassell, M y
Vi Bridgeport, vs. Michael;

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Peosehy ;2 lsnbclle ll. fillings.

12111111311011, vs. Charles F.1‘tlllngs;
2 Augusta. Klrmk of Stamford, vs James

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khand- Florence C Brotherto

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Chambers of commerce 1‘1: the ion

Northwost‘orrr citic‘s‘, Seattle. 'I‘Vncor‘pu.
VVp‘okur‘re rind Portland, have 1111116er in

plan to lnvlt‘o in noise conrrnorc‘lnl
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cover.

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REMOVE ADMINISTRATOR

Swartwout Said—1H: HodV $1,758.56--
Bank Showed $1.68.

SHIAMFORD March 1 21;. ~1’ronate

Court Judge Charles fill. Lockwood yes-V

torday pér‘ehtptorll‘y removed J.H
Sunrtwout. a. former secretary or the
Dornocrs‘tlc national committee and

Kwhoatmaster here, as administrator

oi the estate of. the late Sherli! Nich-

urd Bolster. 1 1
Saturday he testified under oath

that there was a cash balance of $1. -.

785. 56 on deposit in the Errol: Nationirl ..

Bank of Stamiord and the stamt‘ord
Trust Company to his credit as admin“

lstmtor or the estate Jude {rockwood
yesterday VV
fonpem either ‘1
duster, 1111111 when the ' ‘
bank representative‘s Were subpoenaed

continued the choc until
morning, He rolled

it. was shoivh that all th

2 1101111 to Mr‘.‘s1‘_ysrtw t" “a
administrator wins 61 8. Vin the VIr‘lrst :q

Nationoi Bonk.

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granted"£1‘

VORCE A‘Np ALIVMONY.
NEW HAVEN. March 26 —‘—-In the r-e
‘Dorl. at his 1121111111311 in the divorce suit
of Mrs Anni ‘E Bossett 2““ Ansonla,
and formerly

claiming Gorrrpauy,‘ot1hicw York city.
as filed in the Superior "Cotrrr. yester
day State Retoreo'WI
icy holds. 111111 Mrs.

‘Ce
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tt’s allegation ‘.

of dosertioh has boo proved 0n the ‘

Question or
that Mr

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referee finds; V
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