II
.I
- plating two new bridges to carry
it police and co}!
\llhch Fell Ailer up
, pAgain to About
f1" lit: Top Level
"the prices of necessaries and of the
principle 0 mmodltles which enter in-
to estimate of the coat of living have
not only r dined the ground lost af-
ter the mold of 1907. but are now
lone to the higheat records over at-
ined. with the tendency still upward.
Bradstreet’e index number of cum
modlty priced as of November 1 is II"t
at $8 9173, the highetnt level reached
flince August 1, 1907, and an advance
.6! 1.9 per cent. over the figures reg...
aired on October 1. Tile Noveumor 1
Illidex number indicates a 1;an "' 7:9
per cent. In the cost of living 0"“ JMII
nary 1 last, and of 10 5 per cent. over
November 1. 1908. The high- water
mark In commodity pr-Iccu touched In
recent years was on March 1,1907.
When It was 2.23 pm CI'III above the
present figures
Compared with the period at depres-
sion before the Spanish-American war
when commodity DImlces as reported
by Bradstreot's. reached their lowest
level on July 1. 1396. the present in-
dex number about: an increase of 56?!
per cent Commencing on the tendon-
cy toward hither prices. Bradetreet' 11
says:
To Tmitarate that commodity prices
" relaxant dithem collectively, are high
new a 'work of aupererogation.
”and. it in more than probable that
" “Iggy! and in fact manufactur-
lotto commodities who have
‘3' W purchahe raw material on a flu
in; market, have been surfeitod ore.
now with sufficient evidence of tho'
trend of aflalrs commodity wise.
thFInnin thing In that quotations on a
n‘nnih'ér or articles that largely oiltf‘l‘
Iiltd. lane's daily regime arc. bent on 1-... 1111111131
“Wilding l0 9"“ “Elli-‘1 “"918 than ltcpl him as being more or lcca ldcull
than 1161» prevailing In truth,
Itrain of higher prices for raw
the
advance prices on finished goods but
It III also superinduclng demands for' ”Wu.“
higher wages by (Imployccs who urcl
using the increased cost of living as u
sis for enhanced remuneration.
'rwo NEw BRIDGES.
i\\l'li‘ undcr lliI' I'Imlrol III party load
t can leted On Shore Line Dlvi
J“. C P lore, and though the duration of bunt
l HUSH
alon.
In Its work of eliminating grade,
exuding: in the vicinity of lirookfield"
and New Milford the New York. New
Hayen & Hartford railroad In just com
the
tmks'obove the highways. One of
these bridKeI-I is located two
131in north of New Milford. Those
two bridxes will mainI Ii Imuslblc to do
away with six dangerous grade crou-
ulna. The timbers to support tho ties
and ratio will be laid tomur'rou by a
force of workmen under the direction
0! Peter Croahy, a supervisor of mid
gel.
/
ߤMEPEB AND FORQET.
What shall We remember?
What shall we forget?
890ml the vexing question.
Over whlolr Inca fret.
"Fill the shining angel.
Charity by nnrnu.
Points to her white record,
Known to earthly fume.
Wight shall We rcmobcr 1’
Every Itindiy thought.
Idiot-y well fought butllc
191111151 good thing wrought
Every thoughtful saying. .
Every honeat dead
Done by friends and neighbors
for each othcr'e need.
W lit Ihall we remember?
tithing that will harm,
No ill that will matter
to and alarm.
Nothing that will router
I! no in the heart,
Ntfiginathat will InaIIII no
t‘ o vengeful part
What Ihali be forgotten?
thumbing that morn,
lilvr thing that brlnua up
64:! forgotten scare.
thing that rchirioa.
”gm-young that stings ._
biotin: room for u'eaaurcr
And all bountcourr thinqa.
What fillilll be forgotten
A: we pass along? -
8m loalouc feeling.
Mary grudge a d wrong.
If we clout our curacy
With our faults forgivon
What shall be forgotten?
Everything but Heaven.
Iglflrangm month 111111;...
on hair been rccéiveti by the city
i1_ty authoritlea pf the on:
(if ,dhli on J. Mooney, a military
or, wich'Ie iiorn'e who In Hartford.
the tactic Billion prhfon at il‘ort
“flatworm. Kan. When lie collated
m. 1908, Mooney gave his gddma
' fl “.le “cairn. and nomad or
“relative .hhr “titer. John 3.
all the tram. ultimo. no on»
warm 7.
rem-......mvvt a 111‘. etc-
.. tlnei Regarding the Motion.
To the Editor of The Sentinel:
Now that the excltemcnt' incident
to the late political coinpuign'ln New
1 York city hair subsided. and coolness
of judgirient la takingthe place of
unr'eanoii." Will it nbt be Well for nomef
of uh to reflect upon one or more
features of that campaign. in its rela-
tion to otller‘cltiee of lean importance
1111 to numbers, and the degree of cor-
ruption existing, .
'l‘he diacloaliroa made in McClure'a
magazine and other periodicals of
equal consequence are no new thing
as a study of those diuclorruroa will
show. instead of being coaalgnod to
a remote place in our memoirs Ira huv-
lng but little, If any, bearing upon our
own, or sister citlou, they should be
considered most carefully and thought-
I'Illli'.
Not being in any serum on alurmlut,‘
I do not believe In lnl‘imuing public‘
sentiment unduly when It Is in tl1I.I.I
willie heat of controversy Such 111th
ods do not appeal to me. i have walt-
ed, therefore, till the violence of the:
political storm abated. to bring home.'
If possible, the naked truth. to those;
interested in thtI uplift of Immunity.
and In formulating measures to make
that uplift possible. ‘
One article. The 'l‘ammanyizlug of.
n Civilization. contains: facts no 11p-
pulling that we. mus-It ('UIII'GHH ouruoivce .
indifferent to state or national welfare
:(‘ill' of \‘t-w York.
plo "ll‘ll‘filb‘.
ducts Is not only being felt by manu 51.1“.
facturers, who are in turn forced to‘
ldependence of spirit refreshing to see,
(on the part of rotors w.bo
“Jill-‘5 li'Iurtthr .Id1.11uc 11111111; nirlII'tly I-lblcul
north of Brooklield and the other two “ups.
lcurtain]; la a step in lluI light IllI"~III
I lion
tIIIuII 11p to still higher alululur'du, III
, my
If 111I regard them, after reading. as
more incidents in the making or up
making of a political candidate for
oiilcc ’ihat the seed of thought has
been sown, however, and In beginning
to bear it Irlt in 11 way has been prov
III by the result of the election in the
Judge Gaynor may 1101'. 11111151th
Bill } does not. stand as a representative of
lummuuy at its worms: but being all
ling to be known as TamruanI a choicc
no Ieol compelled to ac-
llcd uitb 'l‘aluuruny ructlrodr: and In
What those methods and in
his pro. IIIIIII l)l‘(.‘ii I:II.IuIl\' dcmou
attnicd in times past and tIIIIn morc
lllflgldlill} and elranlcltesiy in tho
liut the breaking away from tyran-
nlcal party mic and precedent ludi-
cutcs a growing intelligence and in-
hitherto,
lutcgi'lII as related to munlci
pal affailms which was fought out in
no aucocsafui and satisfactory 11 con»
olunlon, appcuru to have been the pri-
nurr'I' 1111II,11'II 111111 congratulate the
city on 11:11qu brand .1 Inrupuign III
.rtIduIIIllon ulIIt'lI will admit of still
Iiuciueuu integrity Is akin to (ital-
Iincsa, no when the [it‘llilit' of a corn
iuoirwculiii choose ruIIu of unlquIIuI'h-
nblc character to rcprI-st'ul llIIIur in
thc administration of public ufl'uiru It
and 111ml) If tho pIIopic on will.
the way of legislation. 11 hit I1 1Iiil girt-
to .1” men .IIquciIIing llltrg an equal
(‘illlilf‘tI iu llil‘. 'I‘hnl I'I1quII la. ui
[IIIIHI'IIL tit'iIIIItl our “‘i‘llitl‘l‘ lull WI’ll'
Irrt'unlur: bl'uihcr \\‘llt'ii \\'l‘ appeal to
that \l't'liklil‘HH IIf (‘lllll‘lif‘it'l‘ l1; iiil' 1111
Hi I-IuIIrou litilil‘ which ooull'nui: him
on I>\'I2I',\' hand. "My 'I‘qu la a bond
mun." said II and faced II'quun. 11'IIIIn
uIII'illtilii; of “('1‘ Iruabuud‘u uppI-lllII for
drink; "my Tour in u pond 1111111, and
if It uurII not for the liquor saloons
which lIIIupl him on his way home
from trunk, flu-rtI couldn't ill‘ u lelcr'
Imabuurl and tumor. (‘nu't you do
Horuolhlng lo IIuvc tIItI auloous clout-II
ulrvr working hour'II. 1111 that not only
'i'ulll. but lliill'l‘H like him. can
come boron to their I‘uullllIIrI lItIiorI-
lIIIIv aprInd up much of their wagon
for drink "
if this III not a airbag enough argu-
ment in favor of the early clotting
of auloona irird ilIIa I11 but turn of
(,‘tililiiil‘HM aimllur ilili)l.IllilI"-“liuiil wr-
lit) WIIII Indeed in unit wiu-tlrur' Auror-
lcun civilization in lurch do to warrant
no much buurrlluu and unit oonuralulu-
ilou when comparing ii with other
Ilationu in point of months. at all
would.
"Alcohol." aayu Mr. Mclilurc. "Iran
iIIIIIII our pour-Iimlrloil. Insulti- unyiumu
and priaonu for fifty and a luqurIIII
yearn.”
W11 admit the fact, almoat unbiuah-
lngly. and still the licensed auloon
illicit lip licenced trade. and cocoa it:
licenced doom to whomever clocta to
atop inside and tunic Ita ilccnuod pro-
ducts. License Bill!!! the aaloonkecpcr
inav carry on his hueinon of dcniroy
inf; human souls on any bur-tinned
utrcoi. whore. like the spider. he may
attract the unwary flv, otherwise Tom.
on his war home front his daily toll,
and rob. and debauch. and transform
him from an honest citizen into a
thing to be ashamed of and cht over
by his family hitter ch. perhapa. ’i‘orn
will be sent to fail for disturbing the
while pence. Ami. finally. when all
anhood and self respect 11m depart-
llllli hill consequent powerleuuneau
111‘ that his growing appetite he may
find aléo, that where once he was
welcomed 1111 a good paying curricular
he meets with ucnnt courtesy now
that he bun not the price of a drink
in his pockets. Licence uaya. again.
that the au'ioonkoopcr'u place of busi-
'Ircua in not. to be “located within 200
.i‘ect in a direct litre of church edi
lflco. or public school houue. or the
premiucu pertaining thereto, or any
pout oill’cc, public library or cemetery."
(In It Iraccuaary to any thiu clause. ap-
pears in every nppllcniion for a an-
icon license?)
What lrurm could come to coinc-
torlcu whoac Iprlol. tenants are
uutirc ugulnat the drink habit In for
the county comminniouora to explain.
uiucc it In before that august body
it” Illiillttl‘b’ connected with lilo solo
ill'L' presented for their inspection and
l1ppl'I..11'.'1l
litilftllittl says the snloullkoepor may.
deal out puupt-Irlaru. and disease. and
Iiculh, nmi untold .uill‘ferlug
thou the stale. etepe in and says. Why.
certainly. We make the laws; We
provide hospitals and asylumu. and
various other Inciitutionh. together
with, incidentally, a police iort‘c suf~
,llclenl to mainluin some show 111' cr-
dIIr and decency, with the help of the
pollen court. of courcowarrtlmoh. you.
' iiltI
luxpu) urn;
the taxpayers.
Some day, purhapu. crop the accnnr
ulodallug taxpayer may bocoiuc Well
enough educated to Inquire into n oys-
tcm which degrades. and impover-
luhes. and makes inebrlntes, and im-
hoclloe, and criminals on the one
band. whilI'I It continues to build iron
plinis, iillli prlaona. uutl r'cfot'rualtu'icu.
we nruct not forget
'nuII IIIIuIIIy Iroiuca out of tin: public
fund»; and with tho public‘e couecul.
and thou prom-eds to fill 111qu with
rIIl'utIII in tho form of human dci'clit'tn,
and til‘giliit.‘i'iilt‘zl as that as tho liar-.1111»
t-d lleuu' Ist‘iil‘l' can \I'i‘I'f‘k and mini
lllIIIu I‘III'ilI upon ilrI' I'Iunrnuuiiy. 'i‘lrt'
IlI'IInI-IId liquor fil‘lil‘l‘, by IIIII way. ('ii3'
rim: his I'III'lIlit'nlc of good I'iiizcrrrllrp
IIuIiol'IIIIII by 11 number of "IIltIt'itu'a anti
qupuycrr- defined by law.“
Lif‘t'llJt' luux‘na In your moo :InI'.
quII. and days: We can Inltc IIIIIuII Ill
tiltI "(IWI‘I' of the youth in your I'll)
and dcbuuch. and bruinllrw. and Hunt:
form it, jut-It as w:- look .luuroa I-im
murII itoyuolds'alui truuufm'rnml hill.
from 11 "good follow" into a criminal
and WIIIIIIHIII murtlurcr. Auk lbI-
young wife who silo In total iiiiildlitlnh
In. youth-1' hospital what IIIIII thinks of
a system localized and fillpl‘uv‘iIfi b1
the majority who claim. an illogical
ly. that It in u ayatoru of ‘I-uptIIilIIncy.”
Ask her II‘ the IprIIIlloncy ix :Iurlr 11: ill
l't‘t‘lllll‘iil‘ lrtIr' In tho Ili'IIIItli‘Ill loin; silo
lifts Mlhiiliill'ii.
I I'1>111I.'ri. l'IIII majority (illl‘H :mwnt it
1111- IItpq-Iilvur'y ol' ileum-Int; ulIy uIlm
lII'r' of animura, why. \I'bIIil llII
question of III'IIu'sw 111' no IiI'III1I'IIt'quIIII
Iip for popular mic arc illl‘ majority
Iiii iIIII ride of Hill liquor hl'iilll‘, ibu.»
I'lriuully endorsing bin pr'at'tu'us ll
lhII way of making int-Irrluios, lIIrbII
IIIII-s and criminals III all IiI‘I.:I'IIII.>>'. As
a "tailor of priutIlplc. high pr'lurlpII-
how can 11 lullitIr' ibun I'urulnuc :I iurul
lll'ari which IiIIule IIxt'lurIir'IIly willr III»
prntilur. and III'urIu'uiIrluy, liiiilll‘lli‘l't
upon iIuI I'Itur'ut'lI-I' III llir. own I111)-
'i‘lII' \lili' for or against IIIIIIiraI- lIHli'k.‘
iIu- mural atunIlluu of" any courruunlly.
:Iuy wirul you will, for no II
I'l'llt-‘I' l1: :1 prurient. III lIqul. :wuluul :11
mil iIIut rurirpiru-IIIII- lure: l'uxlr'ur'rl III-
grip upon our IIII'IIlauliIIu, plonlinp. 1.1'
or ”III inuornnct- and accruing Irupn
toury which pIIruIliu II in flourish and
wax utrourzvr your by your.
IIiuII
I11 VIIII'
ll quul illill‘l‘ll lil‘ a campaign of mi
III-ulIon. of birth thinking and right
living. which will uuublII 1111 to mom
and tI\l’l'('lliiIt,‘ lilo vimI and corruption
born of tho Iii'llllm of lll’l'lltil‘. 'I‘lmi
Word 'Iu aptly I'bInIIIu Iu I'Iruum'ilur.
with a law which make: for the drier
IIu'uIlIur of moral» and tho (‘lIlirlIIrllll‘iil
Iou'crlnp, of our uluudurda of right.
it III a m'nihiun urt'uluiuuvut of flu
(‘III'Ialiuu (-IuIr'IIhIIn In illii-I lquI
curu wiwu It can Iw 111111, with or
much irulh, fut wuu uuld r'III't-ully by l:
.lnpquIIuII. in u li'lI-uIl Iii Illa (‘liilt't'i‘li
lily. iIIII aliuuliou ill New York city
The t‘hrluiluu World in authority for
tinI uiulIIIncnI "(‘hriatlanlly I11 grout
Iy IliatqunIIId in Japan." finiti ho, "ho-
IquuII of Ila accruing lrunotcucy I11
your own country",
home of the modern of The Bt‘l’iti
uni qual recall the late illahop Pot-
lcr‘n open letter to Mayor Van Wycit
In November, lllOIl. referring to tho
Iramc situation.
i nah again. Is the 1111111011 11 acces-
aiiy? And If no. wiry in It hedged
about with roatriotlorur which would
fill the soul of the illuminant. thc gru-
ool', the butcher and halter, or any
reputable dealer. with dorlalon and
contempt?
Will oonrebcdy ancwor?
LOUISE liillslIliNl'l.
Child run a up
"It Illicit-III!
til
lIIi from 111111.611" 11111111119111: hi'cvcr ,
I
im-
cf“n|1lr'ltut1uu and lutoxlcntlng liquors";
i
I
I
ll11IIli :
icounllcss inuoIIIIuI living \iciima. nud'
l
l
I
I
1
., ‘.. ,.
oncx Uri 'r‘r-I: oAMe cow's. “I
--.... 1
importance of Preserving Our Wil ildl
Birds and Animail. i
As the public 111711111 lo llIllllr‘IliuIId}
thtI lululucua III-III or prulculina lllll'gm
Wild birds and aulruillu and IIIIIM 111111: '
our turnouts I-utloraIIIuIIut of the hunt
lug-licence system spreads. lirrc nmii
there remains some opposition, but if
in so inconsequential us to bII scurcolr
worth recording. The people know in.
nor. that \Iiilt‘ss birtlu are protected}
filer will I11: allot out and IIIII inult' i
of having 11qu who do lln- aiumllngi
pity 11 tax [In liIII plilrlIIgI- l.~~' uuuuuucr .
fliiif'.
'I‘Irouith \‘illil‘lliiy opposed at final i
lilo I'quulon latrines of int IlI'I 111w}
eyulvru bus Won :uppuri I\"'"Ir_111I11'.III i
If for lItI IIilit-I' 111111-1111 than iit‘llilliu -il ;'
In duo of tire lilflhl uirsl: 11"11111 1111-1111
mil; ,I'III IlIIIlSmi 111 III' mini: iIurIlu for:
unity pI’IIlIII'ilIur. ’I In I: but 11 our» 'l
lion lt'u :fqulsrnI'I .1 filth this mutant
of birds but true of pIrtier III II to :iil'
iIIII 111111 In 1111-1 all ,\IliIilIlI. l‘bIl
value of birds in illL' agricultural lu-
itII'ost lift): pct-11 so olir'u oxplulit-Il (In '
this 1111ng ii amour 1:1 1 llil’h.‘ in 1111 11111
if uualn. So mth I» iIIllli: pIiuIIIII
on flu- uuhpIIi in the In 11..IzluII.~. nnIIl
ilIII Ilally pinIIm that It must be In}
dIIIIII an unlulvlligunl person who to ,
:lay tiIII's uni rvllllzv that bird protoc-
lion in u (IlIt‘bilIIIi lIIi‘ :III illt- prof-lo.-
.qu
ilug ilxlllti’fi
1 Hli'll
‘(Hlli‘illt'liiiliU
:lIl 11.: ‘uII- quwII II} llrc etuuliilltz of mi
ill lllliiliil ill lilliiili
pert-r war: thorn
III strrllc 1ii"llil"t> 1111 ltl‘ililit‘ prim-1; as
mil. to pink 11p llI..' )Illl ill
lliilHi of tho IIIIIIpI
(Inc has lill.lli\l'l’l‘ii u l‘I'sI-rubluut'c
lii'lWl‘l‘li llrI- awailu'd uuuuulyliltu fig-
hits and tho worm-n 11'lm 11'1~:II'
1:11am. out no clout: about lbI' nulliw‘
'lhai liuIy IIIIpI>IIII ilit‘ walk.
\ big. Ilr'iclil [IllilISI‘lll‘ III-15.11111 In
IIII' lurbnrl :Ilul '
liir lIliIltIpiltilv III 1111 111:1!
I'quIIII lIuII'lr to flu)
I'Iisluilu'
'uhuum iill’ l'IIuillrI'
IilI'I I15 on u wluiII"
$1th :1 u‘onllh of-
Is
«I‘.;
IEIIIzr-l ilIIII
:.tlII 11 hi"
sllfi
and
III I‘
.‘lliUiilI'I'
hillll 1.;
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11.1. .~11 Il hm
In: It In:
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IIypr'I'.
Mill
I-lelit
e'iiudt- II?
is I'fIllI.i Ill-'11 III Il' 11.
.\ llt'W illllv
illics':
‘lli III l1:'I\.‘1I13_‘
I i (1i llI'I'uIIu I :lIIII
1,1 Ian "I‘ll
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\1iil1 11bit:-
l'il‘Piii ii Il'ill\t\ iii llII' I‘.:l
”lb: Lat will: It. lump-loud I'I-uumls
Ii'IIIIu quI blimp 1-1111 III.lI .IilIl l::1»'
n
"lIIl' llIII i'I'tlll III t‘-II 'l'IllliIl'lHII'ti 11‘- Wild
IlIIlb Ir'iuImIIl 11'IIII lIlz';II 11- lr'II IIuIi,
“llil llll‘il l\
Mir-i11in1:II~11111111,1II1r'.1p:1111l 1:11:1' mull.
1'11 :III-I
p1 III'Il :rI l'flllltlillliii'rl'lli
l_\p\ lure Il1.Il (‘Hll‘
.\ 111'} Hill“: 111 ;.I1_\..1-:.111 .1 :,..II '1.->
lui IIII liii-l'lifu'fi (If llIII 1:”.
1:11)» (but .1
lllliiilll 1'1 I;I-':I.~ .17 dual.
. . 'Wll" 1‘ Mill “Hill ill IIIIIs III lulu iIII~
quIII-rur IllI'l: hli:'-Ilit'11i-i Intermix. : , ' l _ 1
. Iilllw' i'l‘llt' Hf \‘illl lI r'I'Ir- illitr '.Il" min I
not for i'I'IIIIIIII'llilll, but Im' IIIII‘I‘III . . . . . >
.. 1';11i111111 lull- II11 imulx' . II! 1--
I'IIInulI-II I11! 21-. .-1111~:. life must pm.-
llll‘v“ I‘lllill l1 :1- --1-:1: II.» :1' I l' l. at I l‘
llI'ui llllillliI‘I‘ 11: running lII'Ip lu ibis:
«In'trli i1. ii‘I' 'iziillll-lllilii
pI’IIIplI- III' :1 m'
1111qu law
in tho
aililu- ward-'11:
Ill-I;
IIIIII' Ill MIppIIIIIng IIIIIl
'lllilllIL:
and >1.ppIrllnn ll11> 11111'1IIu
of Hull IlliII ”WI
1:. doing :1 IIIII: lilil' pulrIII .
acrtlcv. qul «in old In» llitlilli'llgi'tl Iu'
iill‘ pr'I-IoI'quuI'II 11f that duty and 111- i
hold and luuuucd In lllI diacirlll'uII.
'i'ill.» column, in Iliill‘I‘ if) IiII'IIt'l ila'
work 11ll‘1uiIIIJ IuiI llIIIuIII llu Ilin
loch. ii 81111-11 1t urnlIqu an Iffru'l ina
act 1111 :‘leull 111- 11 in IIIII quuIIIIr IIf‘
guluvy ltllltIII, Ii
in irupusmidw 1:1 do iliii- IItI'IIpl by illt'l
I'II>IIpI~rI1.'lIIu II: -pt.i'l>-1111III. '.l'lrui‘II lol't' ;
III-op tlIIIII' killing uIIIIiu apmlaruuu
I‘M“ Ii 1
I1I11l.. and animals:
I
.
l ni'lzI- all pin» 1;” ItilIIlIi in liiitii'l‘Yf‘ IlII- '
izquII Inc 5111111111 lbc uurdruu .
It limits. and In uvud iilII “plum; 11:1, iul
the name itilil‘fi to flu- Kliiill' wur'IlIIua,
of lIII-II' it‘Hlii'f‘llH‘ Sluice Title III for
lilII IIIII'IIUHII Iii I'.:Ilirttilllp; r-ltlil' I'llIrI up}
in iqurbIII'a, 1111 11:4 in Iran» (il'ilililiil'l
figuruu for 11mm- pIIImIrt'ntIIIII III-litlly.
Such a bitulu mu b1> 1qu only iilrIquII
a careful I'm-1111i 11! tluI hquIIru' itill
curb aIIquIu. Al lil'Q'M‘lii illl‘ figures
arc wholly pin-1111111111. livery man
who taken out 11 lll‘t'lliIiI ulinultl bu r1-
united to I'IIIIIr'n. at tho cud of ”iv Hi‘il'
Iron. figure» or 11111 chanting on porillliy
or forfeiting Ida right in u “outrun the
following your. t-lur'ir a cynical I14 I10
inu very aIIIII-I-mfuily upwrulmi in Maui
iIIiIII.~I«~-t.‘tlapr~1 Wiriiucy In (:oIIiIIr"u for
November Iii.
CHILDREN ARE SENT TO COUNTY
HOME.
Although Under Btute’u Care. They
will be Looked After by Relatives.
With the mother .iurrt laid In the
voluntary and 11111 father hunt to Jail
for thirty Iluyu. thorn was nothing for
thI authorities to do but trend the
live orphan children of George iiurr.
of Milton ulrIt,III IIrIdgoport. to the
county homo. ll
'i‘hurc wan 11 hearing Saturday in
tho probate court. in lirldgopcrt, and
the formal oruvr of commitment was
alum-Ii. The children are Freeman.
IIItIIIi fourteen; INtIilitI. aged twelve:
lllllla cacti um; Frank. aged six. and
William. uuod four. After being com-
iiilllIItl Io IIIII card of IlitI limit). the
children will in». Icolltld after mainly
by relatives.
m. “WWW
Tom has taken. pattern from Now
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Mttcii‘nriand to remain in his present
hailoofiectclawpro
mun
l
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lliIlu'Il lulu :iu- fuIl
If a llth' turban .'.l «no blilt' of flu
ilI'_IIr11 its main 141111111111:
“'lllI lI‘illlrit' .1.‘ :1 1m): I» .1
lug court :11'.- Il:: unlllI'II.lIIIIIII1Ir1IIl
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ill.‘ 1 file pIa'IIIl1 li‘It’i llu' I11,..~' lmll
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ii I.“ .eri Il‘.1il| II from I..1-I|I:1:;'E 1-1 ' .- '
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f'uII in; mid l;lr-IIII.111III. illlirit’ I
puluiml Inuim'll: bin
[in lI' it: .1
11 lii' III 1 for IIIiIIbIqu
‘I'Illll'llllllit ItlII :211111 ,. li‘l‘ii III IIIII:11
IIIIIIuI: n tub ‘I' :':I about than Slit Iiill‘lr‘.
III liiI‘ liillll‘ 1.IIIII .lil' 1pm., '
l‘ ivilluu IIIII'III- in uIrIIllIII 11! ”iv ruu
IIII'I.IIII II'IIIII (lil‘l‘ \1I1iII1 in III'. 'II ... IIII I
:lIlilou Milli roll: quI il‘ifl' 11111111 11'
11111.1": lli- plain I'IIlIII::. lilili IIInuI willl
Ilin- ibtm- leII-r' llruu iI'.1' Humid
iii'l‘HliI'IlH.
Spuulcb law is: not IliIil‘ii for court.-
alt-11.: but for bands and punch: IIII:
bountiful uowua. Snilu in :1 quIquII-
iIIrI' l‘ourulllrm for It. Iu'luuluu out im-
large and f‘iTl‘i‘iin‘ pullIIr'u III ..II' law.-
with 11(1ququ I-ifIII'f.
flrlllou. till InuI ll of ii that it hug-1 llII'
lilllll'iil'iilil'l‘ of I-ur'oioplun I'lmuiu 111:
ouII'u fur pruning I'IIui In thrown IrpI-u.
lIuIIII ilil‘ 1'Iqul uuruIIInla of lillth' who
can afford lilt‘ill.
,' \\'I~I1b ’ Shollingi’ortl.
‘Iuolb, .\'IIv.'
‘('.
“Smith.
‘Mahacke'rno Ilotel
} ; SERVICE AND CUISINE UPTo DATE
games :2 PER DAY AND LIPWARD
:Banquets a Specialty
1
Mai ”III I' lili‘ 1:,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MahackemomJ. Sheldon, oily;
(‘luudtI W.
A. Wright.
Wilson. lir'onklyu;
llurl, I’I'inIII-Iou; P. I’.. lI‘lIIIII. oit1'1'
William .‘llinck, litirrirrlr'y: Allan J.
Youks. Now York; Mrs. Mary III. Wiri-
crhur'y. James Paul and wife. l.:1w~
N’lif‘t‘ K. I‘aul, Mrs. I). III. Raymond.
i-Jli‘ Raymond, I). III. Raymund W. .!
llcnIIdII't, city; 1.. lit-Ircdlt'i, limbo}; .}
[I‘. W. lingers. licrupelotl. I. l.; J
IIIquI'. Now ”own; I‘ III. \\ilil1ilil'i::'
lloaluu; III, Ncwrnurr. Nov: \ork: A.
MCAIinIIlH. (‘lorclnuIL (I: l..lltIrI'1l1ntd.'
SluilrltII'Ii: I}. \Y. .lIIilkiiis, iliisiull; ML:
and .\lI'.>s, (i'II‘uI'I'IIIl. Brooklyn: \l'illinrn'
I‘. Smith. I'. l.. SuunIIi. J. I'Iallrwrrrry'.l
l
(I.
War-l
New
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Ilavcu:
York: II. 1..
.l. i’. I,II1I., II. ‘1\'II_vdeuIIr. Now York,
1.. ii ilurlbull. \\'. S. liurllurtt. Wil-
IIuI; Mr. and Mrs. it. .\I. lIoIIIIIIr. Now.
York; 1., .\II1.lz. Newark; 3. I:1'1III11-
«twin, lll'itlcvpnr'l: ll, 1‘, Lynne [1:111
bury. I. II i“it'i(‘lli‘i", Snr'trlogu: l‘. I).
l.;11-.luu.t'llt'; \t'. \I'. StcrruI-r. liznlun'
Robbins and wife. l'api. I.. li.l
.l, A. \‘uu WIII. New York. '
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
Supper or Table D'Iiotc Dinner.
(1 to 8 p. m.. 50c
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
TEL. CALL 988.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
III EllcciNovembcI'8.1909.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
l
A.» .‘i' lf." :I.'l\ ‘Ill.\'\, .1 il\, i'Iillh,
I315‘J. TIL‘II," 'lI‘». N'lxx. hifle. film.
9133', III: fll\ ill: .L‘x. Il:'.."l
l’. 'M 1:32.131 1701,3131. biliitx.
3:511. .'.:. '..ut 1;: ill, Ii: ..11\ 7:I.\.\'. 7212.1.
1I1~Ile, Illz‘Jll.
Sundays.
A hirlflflillx, htflfx. (Mix. 11:51.
3210 '.iii.
i'. M.- l‘Jrf-ll. '.it-Hx. 225111. fitting
:5111 7: 1': 7:I‘!x 11:4le lllzlii
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. hi.~~ IL‘:lIlIx. > lzllI, 5:45, “:45. 7:45.
Hziulx, '.Izlhx. Iowan. lazuli, Iizlltlx.
Iltllfi.
I‘. .‘\i.>IL‘:|lII.\'. lzllli, 2::lllx. 2257.
ll: .lL‘It. 3:35, 4:32}. 5:03, bt2l1x, 5:27.
ll: "IX, “:03, hilllix. ”:30, ii:llilx.
Sundays.
A. M.»~l2:lltlx. lizilll, 7:30. Iltii’rx.
lli202x.
i’. M."'"5202X (12M. Ii:olx. 7:110,
ll::IlIx. li:ll0x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.~~>l'.i:lllx. itllix. ii:il'1,
Ei’miill‘ ill-l without doubt InIIrII. i‘u~ 7'13. “Mifill-Illlagllnlllflh. 11:47.! ,1
... .,., ,. ... .wt: .1. :21. iizllx. 1:: x.
loud for tuning WIIu thin )flilylillill Milli. 5:11,“: mx ll Ill. 7:lllx. Within
aubIrI. ll illflixi‘iI mrII loolt )1quch. 11an ”:18. o. .41, and 7.29 to liridruptil'l
no woman obuclu in title. only. ' .
--—-—--—-——-— Sundayc. *
A. M.--~lii:lllx. lzltix, 7: :i.
llrll. Illziilix. 11:12x.
CA5 I on IA 1’- M.--ll:10x, 0:48, 7:101t. 3:24.
illillit.
I" lift“ and d on. eouru ~oanI'”To no
i , K DA URY.
“i. Kiliil YR“ “a“ Awe" Bough A. M ....1: 10“,}? all. 8. 27.9159.
, i‘ M.«-—I 25 11.1. ll It 7.13
3“" '5 ‘gm. aundnyl.
13¢...me , . - A. M-«l: 20. 9:15.
' lid-72 86
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA OFFICIAL DANIUHY TO QOUTH NORWALK.
“3W“ :1. M.-—-6:l'15, 7:25. 8:20, 11111111.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ISrWiilHli‘Y ilu’llzl'IO. ,
F‘. Marit‘urland, pI-euldcui of thtI iloIIrIl P. M.—-4:1iix, 0:381. 8:30.
of CrrniilliI-Iuiiiiiol'a of the illatr'lct flov- A M-7'65 “MW“
eminent, tendered iilFi rcalguailcc in P: 1119112003.. “:30,“
the president Saturday, to take effect
Dec. I. The president requested Mr
volition until Jan. 1. till colleague
amuse»...
BOUTH NORWALK TO DOITON.
1‘1. MI“1’:10p ' 1:161 6:161'.23y
"3% 0’9112] lit 11152 31.8‘ It
I Milli
:lnu; gas: lI‘. III.
.I-rbury,
Ilovlce;
i
.' ocuy
V in a I 0...).
oouuac‘rlcor enema.
The following were fanned Novem-
lrIIr illl1,IiIlIil; list ftunluhcrl from of
lien of A. M. \Vnoutor. solicitor of pal
iouln. |iI'lIl§I,I:|lIII'l., (301111.:
.i. ll. I.II'Inr,.I.rItIm. NI-w Huron. por-
Icolulor; II. B Loafer. Iiur'll'm'rl,:IIIlI1-
lilillilf‘ utrrw qucIIInII: ll. Loomlsl.
Hartford. apparatus for luuu-ui‘uI'iur-
Smith, l'lur'll’orri. vul-
caulaer; I". N. 'I‘lilon. Ilarul‘urtl:
alt-um generator: W. H. lirlurnl, Wai-
speed 'Iurlit'nllng Iu' recordilli
(3. ll. Ilumorul, Wirior'iuuy.
I'urlaln bracket; 8. I). lit-Ind, :IluIluiu.
automatic burcllc. II‘. II. iiilit‘liiiifiti,
Shelton. dlc; A. ll. ICInI-I'y. Sluuu‘m'd.
regulating‘lultlnl strains In rolling
structural Il.llil‘l'iltl; ll. NIIIIIII. Hiatu-
I'III'II. snail-lurk; i". II‘. Mariam, i’laiu
I'IIIII. IIlIItIiIi1~ swift-I1; \V. Vaudt'rmun,
Willlruuirllc, loud lulu ruuucl'.
Trade-Marks.
(l. .1. Root (‘.II.. ilrislol, counting
machines; i’t'f'k, Stow & Wilt-ox (311,,
Soullriuuion. Irraooa, bite. ('ilifit'lii.
Iir'awiur.r lIuIr'I-s, (.‘iC.
UNlFORM STATE LEGISLATION.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. It'r.—IIIIII'III'IIIII‘
WIIIIkB of this nitric illlii nppIIlulI-II
Iicun Ileul‘y Wade Rogers. of tin-- Yulo
Law School. and Prof. lr'vlug Fisher.
of YnIII, III-logatcs lo the National
(‘Ivic Federation on the uubjct-l o‘l
uniform lt-uislzlliou by thII Hillif‘il. in
hI- IIIIIII at Vl’aehinglou. I). (‘.. early
next January.
ARRESTED FOR GRAND LARCENY.
’l‘(,)ItIil.\‘(;‘l‘fI.\', Nov, If).—~ liar'id lI‘l11>
kleslcin, aged 271, was iii‘i‘t‘Sll‘d here-
last night by request of tho pIIIIcII of
Philadelphia. I-‘inklesII-iu l.>'. wuulI-d
to answer to a charge of grand lur-
In the amount of $2.000. Illa
p'rr'cnta live here
till lililfijzgii §KPILLS
jiir'lZ' \ in.“ mlA i‘I‘mrLM
tut-1c
I III-o boo-fora lIInr: muffin-n
ll Ilia In lied and Hold am“:
i It‘s. wild in;I Ribbon.
1' also Io uh“:- l'viill’i}
“for
Illa 0th "R". U“) PILL“. {1%
year: .itmmr 355515.111“ Alva. Ramble
Still) BI BRIIGUISTS EVERIIIIIEIIE
1111 ,
C a d I I l a o
W m
Automobile
...tu.“ «.--a¢~ . -- ...“. .1...
DELIVERY AT ONCE
The entire product of theI fz-Ic
tm'r' will all be sold in .innunr'r
l. IIIIII. Place your orders at
(IIItII and name your date of (it-‘I
ll\"I'l\' urul you “ill get It on
time
I. E. iilliliWilllil ii iii
assure
39 Wall Street. Norwailr
1111 I} [MRS 11111
a 11:11 grills
IHanan SilOB
NOB TOE
PATENT BUTTON
$6.00
Wear Shoemat Flt
an 11111311119191 with“. .-
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