Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 8, 1909 · page 6

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113“ Fisher, at lYal hivaraltyimi:
a "Mk II II II . ‘
saor Winner has had a loanvIIw
hzli'l'saldent ’I‘Itt in psi at I): I
rhino». to eon'IolIIia
II-‘IIIIIII p‘értainlnz to no
In In) daparttasnt , Prola‘lsor FIIIIII‘
"i" pea'ialiy Interested In the prone“ .
V ntconaumptioa'a Inn Is a moth
“In? commuted of I o
maths In chat”

. having to I .
' Inspects to halve

luther in IIIVI with resident Taft. ,

to oust his consent to favor

II) at at consolidation. Cesarean jI_

, hoop asked to take up théj

subi , and Iowa day those bureaus “3

will on conIoIIdIted. according to Pra-
. {saint it‘IIll a belief. - .

v shingtnn In still lull tit teachers II
== III-I NII'II England. Who are attending
ther vacation In the city. seeing the
I sights. J. H. Mansfield or New HI-
’* VflL' is the guide of nearly 100 or the‘th
imin an over IGounectlcut. Tuesday _.
afternoon President Taft received over
I. 290 or them in the White House. all
Connecticut r
titer visitors from the Itstc are: J
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Scranton and .
anghter, or New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. I
, Bahiamln moccasin and daughter. or
Honiden; Miss Ethel Risedort. ot Willi. .
mastic; Miss Elizabeth Forbes. Mill
Fénn and Miss Cowles or Harttortl.
and Mrs. Nelson Porter, of Norwich ‘
Looking for a contract. V
:IJ Brshen. of Hartford. Is in
wa'Ihlngton. Ind yesterday had In in-
terv‘lew With the .d‘o‘not unalteruiaator :5,
of the war (isparh‘neht in relation to .
a contract for cleaning the head-
stones In the National cemetery at Ar»
Huston. .Brahen Is an expert at
this kind or work. and expects to se-
rum considerable in his lino non; the
government Several of the large
statutes in Washington new cleaning
. ver Wily. and the superintendent or
" In“ t and What; it! ‘leel'mmllir
lug wilt several parties, trying to Ilnd
.the post my to clean than. Mr. Bro-
hep Ivan given to understand that he
woul‘r'i he given a chance to show what
ha éan Ito, and he will probably try to
clean up the statute of Rochsmhauu.
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ldit. HILL 0N "let HIDEB.
Connecticut Congroumth thI‘I
Snatch That HII Favorable EI-
‘ not on thI Home.
WASHINGTON. April Oriole Tues-
day afternoon Representative Hill
I made a shtIIt speech In tho house on
I the subject at tree olden..I Mr. Hill
took the ornaments submitted to the
ways and means committee and door I
castrated that the large packers had =
_ secured control of the hide Industry
. and the tannin huslneas in the (III-I
d ‘Iire country. r. ‘Hlll argued that
the only way to stop the packers 5'
{I om putting up prices on tildes would ,
e to remove the duty. II this is not
one. the price of shoes will. neces-
sarily go up. as well as on all other ’
articles using hides. I
‘The:house seemed to agree. with
MI Hill as the vote was 160 to 106 2
‘ In favor of retaining the semen III "
ra’nor'ted III the ways and means com. I
f mitten; providing for tree hides.

 

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approved a lax; unwanted by I. nun»
floor or wolirnowu women of New
“York. among whOm was tho daughter
of J. Plat-pout Morgan. for the ostah»
blishment or all employees lunch mm'
!“in the Narii York Navs' Yard.- steps
have been taken to make It operative.
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first“ floor of what is known as build-

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been Issued by the Bureau 0: Yards
and Docks. They will he opened on
April 17 at Washington. The estimated
cost of the changes necessary to be
made so as to accommodate the build-I
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Mrs'. John Jones; at Main strontium»
walk, was the hostess oi the WW»
day Social Whist Club. yostéI-Iia‘y oi~
ternoon. The first prineII was won by
Mrs. John Milne. the second by Mrs.

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log Bradley RotrcshnIehts wane perv
ed. The club Will meet next Wednes~
.day afternoon with Mrs. Norman
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and develop 1qu
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the fennine ‘Folpy's Honor and or.
man contains no h l drugs.
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spring colds, which mam: tho lumi':
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HARTFORD. MINI 8-»The resolu-
lions appointing Willis N. cook and
Edgar W. Mum dodges {It Hamden
wow; passed. tram the calendar In the
in; slumber olI lis

prov‘l or approp propriI'ItI as, inolu lag
one for thaflieppflfl. h I . _.
Lon on.) ére hl‘s'o phsa'ad. a h: .
reso otIOn providing- lot on 'lncm’as'é in
the isomer '6! dlréctbrs; of -th
Mechanics Bank or New I? I

Cso' t have pore“ blood with molly di-
section. III; liver and douishvhowals
Burdock — kittens strengthens
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